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DBY GOODS. ffK OL E3A XiE-D BALERS N D1S Y K ABItV IiL E, 'fNS. Vl E bm now opening la our new Marble Storehouse, VVyt's88ofllit)PBbUcaiure,ttlarsc6. rddeir- Me of Staple dJFy.ry Quids, ilata, Bqnatts, -DU, Barasois, Ac y Jvc purchased one Goods endsr lis mast mvorubla ... f casncat, We arc prepared io offer icdneorrrnts to Urchi visiting' oar city, apd-respjKtfaliy elicit them J, to give onrsJock'8a,exaraiait5oii hefare purchasing else- k ' We) would call Bpici stiea&oa.'to'oar fltook pf Lsdits Dress Goods, Bonnets, Bibbops,MaJe. Ac. ' fsbSS- EVANS A CO. ARMSTRONG & CQ., KO, G3 MARKET ETBEET, NASHVILLE, TS. ' Coma-Sio SsSeaxhEasats t ID MANUEAC ir'ltJfiKa' AUKNTS, FOB THK SA1E OF Machines. Acrienltnral Implements, B raiding , ' ; Materials, &c, Arc. .-jrtTBB annexed is a list otauch articles as" may always be found itbcir;store and it the lowest cash prices: . i. Machines, Implements, Ac. . -- rhreshlnc Machines, Horse Powers, Corn an J Cob Croat' er, (Little Giant,) Feltoa's Portable Grjit Mill, Straw'Cnl ' Lets, Corn Shellers, BedweB's Smut Machine, Child's (3i ain Separator, Wejl s Seed Sower. JCoru FianterB,"CaUi Tutors, Harrows, Fiouzfcs f ill kindvCJiurtis, Heat Cut Ui&Scrtlies,. Forks, Bakes, Reaping aud Mowing Ma chines, Fan Mills, Ac -"r v s. - BnildinfrMateriatr, &ci'a-"-Wlndow Sash, Ycmtian Blinds, Mkrbelized Iron Man tles, Window Glass or all sizes, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Fans, Chain Pumps, Force Pumps, Garden Engine, Iron Chain, Iron Settees, Irofij&ifes of atf sizes. ' faults, Oil.s,-'V'e.' White Lesd. White Zinc, Brown Zinc, Storm Colored c,-Painof all colors. Putty, Whiting, Unseed Oil, Lard Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Mineral Paint, Glue, Paint Bruehes, Rosin, Copperas, Pain'. Mills, Ac, 4c Fertilizers. . Uaano, ted Land Plaster, Wefccepalarge jtockofthcee articles oa band. Reed. Clover, Timothy, Bine Grass, Herd Grass, Orchard Grass, Barley, o. - ' Wo are also agents for Pesso's Celebrated Excelsior Bail, road Horse Power Threshing Machines! kWe bare now an assortment, of these Macbjuesjon hand, 6nd 'n''l furnish Ihem at Manufacturers', prices, transportation added. As the demand mil be beyond the supply, those who are in want of thsa had better buy eoou. fetal tf ARMSTRONG & CO. 6ARDNEB,SHEPHERD &00. .."- WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ' '- Shoes 2LV .5. AND STRW GOODS naShville, tenn. WE weald Inform oor easterners and "the trade gone Tally that since tbe late Fire in which tha building we occupied was consumed we- have removed ourstock to. So. 42, west tide of the Square, up stairs adjoining Messrs. All Ison, Anderson A Co. Since removing, we have received large eddiiions lo our Block; including a great T&rielj of UcoUs, suited to the sea son, to which we re3pectfally invite the attention of Mer chants. Orcersioliciied and filled with care. np28 GABUAER, SHEPHERD & CO. 1. C. NICHOJLSOM & Co., NO. 22 PUBLIC SQUARE, Wiah io'eirs notice to the Pobilc generally that their Si'KING STOJK OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, li now rorcolste, which, for beauty, cheapness and dura bility, cannot be suipassed In this C-ity. jUB atoct of Oreaa Goods consists ot Silks, Bareges V and Tissues; plain and figured Mulm3, Jaconets and Iglngbanis, of every kind and quality; Laces and Embroid eries of every description; Mantles, Bibbons, Parasols, Urn brallss and Fans, to suit all cutomers. in White Goods, out stock: is very complete. Our stock of linen Goods Is io fine order. Damasks, Hbectingsf ow Its. Deitert Napkins, Irish Linen, &c. WINDOW CURTAINS OP ALL KIRWS. Cloths, Cas3imeres, Linen undCottan Goods lor Men and Boys. Domestics, Sheetings, DriiliD gs, Tickicgs, and Ser Taals goods. Webaiea'oJ stock of Hosiery for men, wemraand children. Inaword, everything usually kept in a dry goods bouse, all of which we will bell low. Our motto is small profits and qoick sales. Piopl e in- trading with us coed have no fears of bujiDg old goods, as wo opened with an entire new stock last Fall, cot having bad anv old 'spring goods when, this stock was purchased, ' We take greit pleasure in showing our gooda to .all who mar favor cs with a call- apSO U 1. C. NICHOLSON CO-rr E. 'OiTNAlRY &GO., SO. 55 COLLEGE STREET. HATE jut received thoallowing articles : Whiia Marseillts, and Bnlhaaies, tr Uatquw; Jaconet and Swiss Bands and Flouncing ; -Emb'd Swiss Muslins, great variety , Muslin Collars and HIeeres (separate and ia ;) Lines and Cambria ,do, do do .Mourning do. ' do do . White, Blue and Scarlet &jri Ujmity Qailu, new article; Ladies and Misses Lisle Thread- Hoe 12 dor.sm:v!l Red Bonesitick fane, 12 " White fc 12 " Sandal Wtod " 12 " " Assorted Also a large stock of extra heavy colored and while Col ton for Servants Pants; and Plaid andiStnged Osnaburga aad Domestics in great variety ; and 4-4 Ososburs and Brown Domestics; Bleech Domestics, all widths and prices, dressed and undressed; Cotton and Linen Meet ings, Towels, Napkins, Table Cloths, Damatk, ic, Ac, all at the lowest possible p-ices. DRESS (300D8. All descriptions of printed Barecea, Tissues, Grenadines, and all decnptions ot colored SILKS at greatlv redjeed prices. rjune8 R.C. NcNAlllV & CO. ' F. Harris & Go., FAMILY GUOCERIES AND PROVISION BE ALE IIS JxV Foreign & Domestic Wines, Liquors. XS THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS - i may25 tf OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, m. Comer of Broad and Front street. MACISOX STBATTGIT. A. O. itWINO. Strattoa & living , (3DCCBSR0BS TO ScTMOCE, FakMSO & CO.; WHOLESALE tJROCERS, Commission andFonFarding Merchants, AND DEALERS IN BACON A'-'5 LARD, CORNER OF MARKET AND CHOUC11 &TKKKTS, NasBniiB, less. HAVING sold our entire Interest in the Grocery, Com mission and Forwarding business lo ilcara. Stratton A twing, we rtcommead them to cur cuatouiers and friends generally, 8 energetio and correct buiceai meo, and solicit for them the patronace sd liberally bestowed upon the retiring hrm. We will remain at tin, o'.il stand for the puxpo's of doling oar books, may 17 ly. SETMOUlt, FANNING CO. Fresh IkT?ivs.ls e A boxes Oranges, in good couditioi.; OU C5 boxes Lemons; 60 baskets Champagne Wines, assorted; 10 K chests Green asd Block Teas; 25 boxes fine hewing Tobacco; 15 - Smoimg do; - 40 gross Glazed and Stone Pipes; " 150 bbls Summer Ale; 160 cassi Ckretr, as sort d; . S00 reams Wrapping Paper; 4 J-pipes Kine Braody; 4 X-casks Wine; 16 cases French Cordial; 25 " Brandy Cherri, 1030 boxes Sardines, J and ; 150 paskagKS Raisins, all tiwii iw croEs latent Matcnee; 160,000 Regalia Cigars, assorted; 16,000 h.xtra l'nnctpee cioee C.rars. Country Merchants will do well to exaauaa our Mux k before parchuiDg eltenhere. miy WE8SEL& THOMPSON. 57IREJSII AKKIVAL Of tiiiOCERiBS. 100 ; hhds prime lo choice Sugar; 100 bbls Powdered, loafand Crushed Sgar; 200 bbls Reboiled Mv.'Iaee; 100 i bbls do do; 800 bags prime Rio Cofiet; . 76 bags Old Hot. Java bb1 Lagayra Co; 40 bbls Mackerel; lt-0 boxra Star Candle. 100 boxes Moald do; 200 kegs Nails, aworted, 100 doien Buckets; 100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brand; 60,000 Imported Regalia Cigars; 0,0o0 assorted brands dc; 100 boxes Bar Soap; 0 bags Pepper; SO bags Spice. Just received with a good awort mentofGrocmandfursaleby. CHgATHAM. T IQUOKS. 250 btls l'ike'B Maguoba Wbiaky; JLi SoO bbls Nector Whisky; - , 100 bbls ltobineoB Co do; J?" 60 bbls Old Bourbon do, tt) bbls Old Rye do; 60 bbls Old Kcfcerve (io; 100 bbls American Brandy; .',0 bb'.a do Gin; 20 bbls Peach Brandy. Forfale by apr8S M A K F CHEATHAM. MR. B. 11. COOKE, HAVING taken aa interest in our bubineM, ne will not herealter hold any regu'ar AiwtHHi Sales. The lyle of our hrm remaining the saroe. NasaviLLE, Aug. 1, 1850. 1KBY MORGAN ACU. P. 8. We have removed to our newStor", No. 7 Pub lic Square, where we are opeumg u new and handsome stock of Fall and Winter Good;, to which we invite tbo at tention of Merchants generally. auglg f i.Mb' Gaiters, plain and uped, Paiect Leather Con. JT fires Gaiters, Oxford Tits, and die-sin great variety, and atlow pricts. justrecelved. JOHN RaMAGE, acg2 Vi College sb A GOOD RESIDENCE FOR HALE. WEotTcrforsalaa deijrablo and commodious Dwel ling, with a go"d Kitcben, .Servants Rooma, Steele aad Carnage hcuoe, all of brick. ' Tbo lot lies on theFranklia Turnpike, in the city, and' 100 feet front . For ferms apply to aug2 LIN D$ LEV A CROCKETT. LINDSLEY fc CROCKETT'S FIRST FALL SALE OF LOTS' WILL come oiToa Thursday, the lltb' cf Seplember next, when they will cfler SGme- 70 or SO'Lols. to gciher with a number oftm ill tracis of Land, omtaioing f om one to Hve acres ot ltnd,Juiost beantiAil situations for Residence ad Market Uardens, it being that pirliou" li Fairtield situated on tbo Eastside cf the Lebanou Turn. p;ke, betwtea the residence of J.- H. Pelway aad the Toll Uatc. The sale will be on the premises, on most liberal terms; which will he published withonr plot of the grounds in a few dsyg. L1NDSLEV & CROCKETT, f,aSl9 S3 College street. E. II. Gllecock, Auctioneer. GREAT SALE OF REAL ES PATE ON SATURDAY, September 6.1656. On ih'e prem ises, we will sell upwards of 2000 Acres of excellent Land, in 29 Tract, varying from 40 acres to 123 acres In size, lying on both, sides of tbe McMinnvilIe and Manches ter Railroad in the main forks of Duck River, and adjoin ing the town cf Manchester, the County beat of Coffto County. These. Lands constitute the greater portion of the Stone Fort Tract, lie well, are well watered with many excellent and pever failing Springs, free stone and Chalybeate water. Soil good, a greawr portion is heavily timbered, and lies contiguous to the finest Water Power in Middle Tennessee. Feno&s leaving Nashvilla at ! .o'clock, A. M., arrive at Manchester at half oast 2 o'clock, P.M., the same day ; sn the Land is within fire and a baif houra of the City of Nashville The elevation ot Manchester above the City of Nashville being over 1000 feet, the temperature is delightful in the hct seiscn, and aSjrds o most pleasant and delightful summer retreat to citizens of Kathrille and its vicinity. It Is expected that the great water power will be im proved at an early day on K-irrpa Fork, those pn Taylor's Fork, next the town, already bavo a fine set of Flouring Mills, a Saw Mill and Wool Carding Factory, and when both shill be properly improved, they will give profitable employment lo hundreds ofpensons. ' A FRtE BARBECUE will be prepared n the Land, on Lot No. EC, and the public are generally invited 1o at tend the tale, which will begin aboum o'clock, 'A. M, on 6th September. Terms or Siix. Five equal payments, due 1st May, 1857, 1S58, 155?, 1660 ana lc61, without interest. Satie Lctory security required, and a lien retaiced on tbe land to further secure the payment. W. T. Garrett will be at Manchester a week previous to tbe day of sale, to show the Land to those wishing to pur chase. ougl8-dld W T. GARRETT & BROS. DESIRABLE R1TV RESIDENCE FOIt SALE. THE undersigned offers for saSs bis residence In the 7th Ward of Nashville, on the east side of Maple street, ant Eouth of the Mnrfreesboro' Turnpike. The dwelling is a substantial two story brick building (neatly new) con taining 10 rooms, with perches, kitcnen, amoke-house, store room and servants' rooms, Ac. A splendid Cistern 10 feet in diameter and 13 feet deep is attached in ths rear of the building with gutters, which til it, with a little attention, atlbrdingaconstanttiipply of good water at all times. Besides there is on the lot quite a number of young fruit trees of tbe best quality, having been selected with great care and now bearing fruit, also a large and commodious vegetable garden the whole con tiiuiog two acres, all of which will be sold together or di vided as purchasers may desire. Such an opportunity to procure a good home and exten sive adjacent grounds is rarely offered within the city lim it?, and I will wllon accommodating terms, as 1 have de termined to remove. For particulars enquire of A. Nelson, City Collector, C. W. Nance, City Surveyor, or myself. I am gjnerally at home early in the morning and late in the evening, when 1 will be pleased to show the premisea to any who may call toexamine for themselves. Alio several lots of Land at tbe mouth of Brown's Creek, containing from 6 to 17 acres to tbe Lot. Possession given immediately. aug!5 decAwlm WM. L. NANCE. DESIRABLE CITV PROPERTX FOR SALE. BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 100 Cedar street Lot fronts 72 feet on Cedar street, and extends back 261 feet to a SO feet street. Free of taxation. Brick House, corner of Myers and Knowles streets, West Nashville. Lot fronts U feet on Knowles streets, and extends back on the line of Uyoe.s street, 152 feet to a 20 feet alley. Frame Residence, No. 40 South Summer street. Lot fronts 52 feet on Summer street, and extends back 170 feet or more to a 15 feet alley. Brick Residence, No. 78. North Summer flreel., Two beautiful Cottago Residences in Ewing's Addition each lot fronting 5 f-t on Ewing Avenue and extending back 180 fret to a 10 tlet alley. Price and terms of pay. mentcxtremiy libe.M. Brick Residence v, ah eight Rooms, Porches, Ac., with Grape Arbor, Carriage House, Stables and Cistern, cor ner of Washington and Pearl streets, 'South Nashville. Lot frontu lo?. feet on Pearl street and extends hick ISO feet on the lino of Washington street, to a 12 feet alley. Double Frame House on Grundy street, West Nashville. Lot fronts 50 feet on Grnndy street. Persons wishing tu procure a home, or capitalist! de siring nu opportunity for proStablo investments, are invited tn call at the office of the undersigned and learn full particular relating to thcabove list of properly. 1 A. B. SHANKLAND, aug2- tf. Office No. 25 Cheuy street. " FOR SALE. OAKLAND .HILLS AND PLANTATION, ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. ONE of the most desirable Farms and Residences in Montgomery county. Tennossee, 5Jf miles North of Cl-irksville, containine eight hundred acre? of very fer tile land, with good Flour, Corn, and Saw Mills, on the West Fork, all in good running order- Largo and con venient Brick Dwelling Uontes, all necessary offices and out bouses in complete order. Reler to D. N. Kennedy and John S. Hart of Claris rill. Term. augl7-2m JOHN W. BARKER Great iiitractiosi. TTTE have for sale one of tbe most desirable residences VV in the vicinity of Nashville, 2 miles of the city; tmprovoneats, a fine cottage residence, with 8 or 10 rooms, with neceai7 out buildings, including kitchen, negro houses, Etable, barn, Ac Also a good cistern, ice bouse, well, and stock water. The Land very fine, good orchard and garden. The place beautifully ornamented with thade trees, evergreens and shrubbery, Ac. We have no hesi tancy in recommending it as one of the moat beautiful and desirable places in tbe vicinity of Nashville. ALSO.a splendid Residence within 2 miles of the city, with from 25 to 60 acres, ALSO, from 25 to 80 thousand acres of Land in tbe counties cf Scott, Macon and Grundy, which will be sold extremely low for Cash, or exchanged lor Goods or city property. Wt have also for sale a large amount of the best Lots in Nashville and vicinity. Also, several of the most splendid Farms in the country. J.L.AR. W. BROWN, j2 tf 44 Cherry street. GREAT ATTRACTION! THE ' NE FLUS ULTRA" SALE OF 1830. ON TUESDAY, the 2Sd day of September, we will cell at Auction, on the premifes, n larse number of the best unimproved Lots in the vicinity of-Nashville, (in Uynes' addition.) Those Lots are particularly desirable, on account of their close proximity to the Capitol, the Court House, Square, and business part of the city, and boauttfully located. Exempt from corporation taxes. Pub lic attention is particularly Invited t an examination of the Lots. A particular description of property will be civen in bills in due time. Terms liberal. angl3-lf J. L. A R. W. BROWN. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. rpHE undersigned having this day quslilied aa Admin X. lstrutor, with tbe will annered cf tbe last will and testament of Dr. Robert M. Porter, dee'd., and having .aken out letters of administration on the estate of said deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted to the de ceased at the time of his death, to make payment, and all pa rsonn having claims against the estate of the deceased aro noiified to present them, properly authenticated, to the, undersiened, within tbe time prescribed by law, or they will bo Darred. JACOB McGAVOOK.Adm'r. with the will annexed of Dr. R.M. Porter. augS tf SWEEPSTAKES OVER THE NASHVILLE COURSE. FOR OCTOBER, IS 50. "pfESDAY, Oct 21,1S5. Sweepstakes for4 year olds. 2ou subscription, $100 forfeit Two mile beats; thre? or more to mabea race; toc!oe the 1st day of July, 1956. ?300, added by the Club, if two or more start .second Race Same Day Sweepstakes for 8 year olds. 100 entrance 150 forfeit One mile heate 8 or more lo make a race; to close 1st July. WEDNESDAY, Oct 2. Jockey Club Purse ?250 two mile heals. Sccoud Race Same Day Sweepstakes for 2 year olds f loo entrance f 25 forfeit Mile out, 3 or more to make. u rae?: to close 1st July. THURSDAY, Oct 28. Sweepstakes for 8 year olds. t2flo entrance ?50 forfeit Two mile heata. Three or more to make a race; to close lBt July. Second Itace Sweepstakes for all ages. ?200 entrance 5o torfeit Mile beau. Two or more to make a race; to close Ik; July. FRIDAY, Oct 24. Jockey Club Purse 500 three mile beats. Second Race Swepstakes for all ages. J200 entrance f50 torfeit Two mile heats. Two or mo 2 to make a rac In close 1st July. SATURDAY, Oct 25.JocVey Club Puree S00-four mile heata. Second Race Sweepstakes for untried 3 year olds. $200 entrauca 150 forfeit. Thiee or more to make a race; to ciesa lot July. W.J 1'lUUiPS, jnne!9 Jtf Proprietor. S.2S. GENERAL COMMISSIOX MERCHANT, No. IO FRONT ST., NEW YORK. Particular attention given lo GRAIN, and all Southern PrreR8!er to R. U. LOWRY, Esq.. Cashier Bank of the Republic, N. Y. marlS-fim WHEAT AND BACON. TTTE desire to purchase Wheat and Bacon, for which wa will oar the highest Market value in cash. ,y29 - JOHNSON, HORNE CO. PRODUCE. 23 jWHAST, AND D CALEB IN ii.- .fp.ssigk; a- DOJiEsnc iiqtjoes; S.ntb-East ornarf Church and College Streets. for tall kinds of WilLAT, RVE, BACON, FEATHER ' BEESWAX, , WOOL, Ac,' Ac, by R. O'KANE, Wheats Wheats Wlieat? ' piJE undersigned jrill make engagements for Wfceatu, X. bedelivered in Anguit, if application' is madeimme-liitc!y- R O'KANE. " OK HLNDRKDTONtJflfWBURG IRON, well -assorted, now in store and for sale low for cash fay jan5'5S U. JVKANE. T '? " NEW ALE. ' f BBLS received and for sale low by OV janl - R. O'KANE. CIDER VINEGAR expressly for family use. For sale -by, an366 R. Q-KANE. 100,000 1 Powads Well Dried BACOM WANTED FOR CASH, ISIMEDIA'IEL 1' by maris tf R. O'KANE. Xtondon Lady Potatoes. 1 iin BUSHELS received and for sale by 1UU aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica lum. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Medical purposes, for File by a pi R O.KAN& COTTON YARNS. A FULL stock Cf Cotton Yarns from the Vale Mills, Sparta, Sycamore, Mt Vero, Laurel Hill, Central andEagleFactories, in store and for gale by may8o W. II. GORDON A CO. SUGAR i'50 hhds Common and Prime Louisiana Bo ear, in store and lor sale by maySO W, H, GORDON A CO. COFFEE 00 bags Fair and Prime Rio Cofi'ee, in store and for sale by maySO W. U. OORDOy A CO. CRUSHED SUGAK 100 bbU New Vork "A" Crashed Sugar, for sale by mar 30 W. IL GORDON A CO. 1CE- -lo tierces fresh Carolina Rice, tor sale by W. II. GORDON A CO. "YTTHLSKY 50 bbls Robertson county Whuky. T T too " uean a Aurora 50 Old Bourbon For sale by W. II. GORDON A CO. AILS 1,000 kejs Shoenberger'a Nails, all sues, for sale by W. H. GORDO.V A CO WRAPPING PAPER-1,000 bundles single crown, medium and double crown, for sale by mayCO W. H. GORDON A CO. GUNNY BAGS. QrWi HALES Gunny Bags, 2 and 4 bushels; , 0JJ 100 " Oanabnrg 2$ For sale by majSOj W. H. GORDON A CO. OSNABUJtGS. J1A BALES 4-4 Alisonia Osnaburgs; 4-4 Franklin 50 " 50 " " Georgia, For sale by maySO W. U. GORDON &ICO. SHKETJhGS. 25 r BALES 4-4 Laurel UillSheetincs; 10 4-4 Glen Mills " 25 " 4-4 Sparta ' Now in store and receiving daily, and for sale by maySO W. H. GORDON J A CO. FLOUR From the LebanonMills, Goodlettsvilte do , Manchester da. Star do and Spencer's do. In store and for salo to the tr.de only, by may 80 W, H. GORDON & CO. CORN JIEAL Freih and good, on hand all the time and forsale low for cash at J.M.HAWKINS, nay!5 Agent. WHITE WINE VINEGAR. A superb article, for Pickles and Table use, just received and for sale by J. M. HAWKINS, Agent, . maylS Odd Fellows' Hall. rpHAT LEBANON FLOUR. Always on hand JL the finest article manufactured in the United States, and for sale low for cash by J. M. HAWKINS, mavl5 .Agent, OddFellows' Hsll. a OLDEN SYRUP. 1 have just received a splen did article of Golden Syrup from St Louis, and for eale low for cash at J. M. HAWKINS, mayl5 Agent Odd Fellows' Hall. INT ov7 Wheat Flour. C f f BAGS City Mill's extra New While Wheat KJ J Family Flonr, in store and for sale bv june27 STRATTON A EWINO. QUGAR 7C hhds Fair to Choice Louisiana Sugar, tor sale by julyi STRATTON A EWING. (COFFEE 500 bsgs Bait Rio Coffee, choice; J 50 Laguyra do do; 50 " Old Government Java Coffee. In store and for sale by STRATTON A E WING. ju!y2 QALT 1200 bags Fine Liverpool rait forsale by kj juiya STRATTON A EWING. i .yillhKY 200 bbls Ohio and Tennessee Whisky, v v for eale by july2 STRATTON A KWINO. NAILS 500 kegs Wheeling Nails, tor sie by july2 STRATTON A EWING. OTAR CANDLES- -100 boxes Star Candles; 50 4 " do do; 60 H " do do hTRATTON A EWING. Forsale by uly2 tf TXTHEAT, WHEAT 20,1100 bushels lied and hite Wheat wanted immediately, for which we win pay lueniguesfc marBei pnee in casu. jnl2 STRATTON A EWING WHEAT SACKS, WHEAT SACKS. GALL at the " NASHVILLE BAG FACTORY," in A. Hamilton's Warehouse, 21 College Stieet, where I am now prepared to furnish the public with lo.coo Sacks per day july22 8m. JOHN ERSKINE. Bxtra Family Flour. V A H'JI? Mason's best Flour, just received and for junelS JOY'NT, BYRNE A NOLEL. 1 HO UAU f "ilh A Beden's Extra family Flour, jut XvU received and for sale by JOYNT, BYRNE A NOLEN, jel9 tf Broadway. Baths, Baths, Baths. FRANK PARISH HAS just completed his superb and elegant Bath Roems in tbe ST. CLOUD HOTEL, and is prepared to furnish Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, at the shortest notice. He respectfully solicits a continu ance of that patronage which lias hitberto been so gener ously extended him. fjune 27 x ..... . - . . . . 10,000 sr GRAI SACKS. onaberg Sacks, for sale . JOSKfll .NASU. jtine22 lm. WHEAT. THE undersigned will pay cash for NEW WHEAT. JOSEPH NASH., je22 lm Eajt corner College and Spring streets. WHEAT! WHEAT! rf .(CC BU-1HELS of Wheal wanted for )V J J j account of whom it concsrn for which cash will be paid by S. N. HOLLINGSWORTH, jnlyl Corner College and Church sta. A ill MOTH Iilr "BUY STiLBLB. I HAVE token, and will herealter keep the MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLE, on Market street, heretofore kept by Noel A Blakemore, Horses and Carriages furnished at all hours and at reasonable prices. Boarding horses taken on reasonable terms. JESSE J. EVERETT. Na-hville, May 25, ISofi ly. RUNAWAY FROM the subscriber on the 1st day of July, a negro Boy, named HENRY, of copper color, 5 lett 4 iucheshigh, lSyears old, and weighs about ISO pounds. He was raised in Last Tennessee, near McMinnvilIe. He will probably make his way back there. I bought him from Mr. Terry of East Tenne-nsec. I will give ten dollars if he is caught in my niighbotbood, twenty-fire dollars if taken out of the county, 'or fifty dollars if begets to East Tennessee. When taken he is to be delivered to me, or confined so that I can get him. DAVID M. ALLEN, jyC Seven miles south of Nashville, Tenn. TO'iECONS UM KRS-OF CORN JIEALIn NASHVILLE. I HAVE started u Mill in the city, and will keep on hand, fresh Meal, at No. 107, South Summer street All orders attended to, and will sell at the lowest cash price, and will deliver to customers in any part of the city. J. W. CARD WELL, mavlS If Agent. COPARTNERSHIP. THE Copartnership of PERKINS, CAMPBELL & CO. of this city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, either of the copartner) having the use of tbe name ol tbe firm in liquidation. V. M. PERKINS. W. B. CAMPBELL, New Orleans, Dec 6, 1855. SAM'L P. WALKE R ON retiring from the Commission Business we return our thanks lo our friends and patrons, and cheerfully recommend our successor and lata partner, W. M. Perking ns altogether worthy of the confidence and patronage. W. R CAMPBELL, SAM'L P. WALKER. THE General Commission Business heretofore conduct ed by PERKINS, CAMPBELL A CO-, will be con tinued without iaterruption. by W. M. Perkins, nnderlhe style of, rdeclS ly PERKLNS A CO. WANTED IMMEDIATELY". FIVETUOUSAND BUSHELS OF RYE; TEN THOU sand bushels of Wheat; 10,000 pounds or Wool ; for which we will pay cash. je29 2n SEYMOUR, FANNING A CO. GROCERIES. WIIOLESALEGROCER, COMMISSION AND: FORWARD I XI G MEBCHANT, BRANDIES, WUiES,CIdARS, AC. Coiner of Spring- and College Streets5 . '-SHVn.ttt, ItKNXjai. - - GROCERIES.' " . t. O n A HHD3.I prime tn aoi oe Sugar; - ' UU 100 bbb D..-Crnshcdt do; ,v4 " it " " rowcrea ao; CO bxs " Lraf do; 100 bls.Reboiied Molass pJ lOOhalfbbls . do do; 200 btgs prime Rio Coffee; - " a w . 100 " Laguyra do; ' f An - Tll. -ilr : i" .ft 4 ' 50 bbls and half bbls Mackerel; - 50 kia No 1 and 2, do; . SObigsFepper; , . ; 20 do Spice; ' 20 do Gingerr ' - ; 25 b8gs S S Almonds; .10 do FUlbertsr , 10 do English Walnuts; -.- i 100 .Thole, half and quarter bxs Raising I ' 20 .cases Sardines; s- 200 whole, half and quarter boxes .Star Candies; 200 boxes Glassware; ' - - -! ' 200 boxes Virginia Tobacco; -. . v. 1000 kegsNaiU. Brads and Spikes assorted; 5 250 bbls CincinnatiJtectified Whisky ' 50 " Old Bourbcn do;- " - ' 50 " " Monocghahala do; 25 " " Bye do; 50 " "American Brandy; 10 " N, E. Rum. Alsi a large Stock of fine Cigars, Brandies, Wines, Ac. Just received and for sale, by JO. EDWARDS, may 11, LONGHURST & CO., Wholesale and Retail Confectioners, NO. 45 UNION STREET. HAVE on band a Terr choice assortment of Candies of all brinile Pak-A. Villa Prprr.B ViWTaa Pnlcnr., fcardines.Brandy Fruits, Pie Fruits, Pine Apples, Oranges, Apples, and every thing of the kind usually kept id Con fectionaries. They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, Alt, Cioabs and Tobacco, of the very best brands; Their Bakery is oneof the best in the Wostern country; and they are prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices. PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &c. Furnished by them on the shortest notice, with Cakes, Confsctionaries, Ac, Ac, in the highest style of the art. Mr. Longhurst, who bas chanre of the Manufacturing Department, has received several Diplomas in New York, for the best articles in his line, exhibited at State Fairs, and is one of the most skillful Confectiotera in the coun try. d28. n. B. M0BRI3. I W. B. lUTTIlEWS MORRIS & MATTHEWS, W II O L E S A E L GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, ASH DEALERS IN FLOUR, BACON. LABD, FEATHERS, GINSENG. BEESWAX, AC . No. 13 and 15 Market Street, Nashville, mar27 TENNESSEE. SELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATORS I FRUIT PRESERVERS I J. DOYIiE & CO., NO. 43 FRONT STREET. HAVING become Proprietors of tbe Patent for this State orSUHOOLEYS CELEBRATED SELP-YEN-TILATING, MEAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIT PRC-i SERVER, now offer them to the Nashville public This article is bound to snpercede everything of the kind in use, its great advantages being too strongly apparent to be doubted. By means of tbe ventilation, the preservin g chamber is warranted to be always dry and entirely free from moald, must or impure flavor, with a current of cold dry air passing through it continually all accomplished with the usual quantity of ice. Every house keeper should give this article a trial, and no one will consent to be without it. We have differentsizes" o suit our customers. aplO tf J DOYLE & COi 8. 8. HOVLI, New York. VlUO'S OODLE, Cincinnati BOYLE & CO., JJH'UKTxSKS Or FRENCH BRANDIES AND WINES, BONDED WAREHOUSE, No 4, Cou-ieciil Sraur. Distillers of Alcohol Cologne and Neutral Spirits, and all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Alto dealerj ia Old Bourbon), Rye and MonoRgahela Whiskies. Nos.53. 57 and 59 Second Street " CINCINNATI, OHIO. LIQUORS AND WINES IN UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE Through our Mr S S Boyle, of N. York city, we hare made exi ensive ar rangements for the the importation of Foreign Liquors and Wiues. We have just received a large supply, to which we invite tbe attention of tbe trade. Oar facilities are such as to enable us to sell at low prices. BOYLE A CO., cur29 ly Noa 55, 57 and 59 Second St., Cin., O. LYONS Co., IMPORTERS or AXD WEOLISALS DEALERS IX Havana Cigars, Tobacco, ANT) ALL KISOS OP Foreign Wines, Liqnors, etc. No. 10 CEDAR St., NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. TO THE PUBLIC. WE bare now on hand and are constantly receiving a new and well assorted stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO. FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, Which we are offering to the trade at prices mnch lower than they can be had from any other bouse in tne city. Our stock consists of tbe finest brand of Havaka Cigars now in the market ; Bean-dies, which for flavor cannot be surpassed, and imported by ourselves direct through the Custom House to this city; Sniaar, Poet and Madebia Wines; warranted pure and of the best qualities, with a full assortment of Whiskers, St Croix and Ja maica Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds. t3rJ To Country Mr re 1 ants we offer the best induce ments to purchase from u., our stock is large and always new. To prompt custorr crs, Eastern time will be given; to cash buyers we give every advantage. All orders bv let ter or otherwise will alavs meet with prompt attention, LYONS & CO., jy 22 19 Cedar St CHAM I A GNE WINE. ITTE have now on hand VV 100 baskets Cannesux and Fits, quarts and pints. .r)0 " iveicsrura a uo., The above two Wines are unsurpassed in flavor and are now used throughout the Union more than any other Wine. We have been appointed by the Manufacturers, sole Agents for the South. Also, 25 baskeUGorden Royal, quarts and pints. 80 " HeidaeickACo. " ' For sale at reduced prices by LYONS A CO., jy22 13 Cedar st HITTERS. WE are also Agents tor Mills, Uostetter A Dr Greens' AiomaticStomach Bitters. 1U0 boxes assorted, now in store. LYONS A CO.. jy22 19 Cedar st. SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS. w E have just received CntWl.NQ TOBACCOS. SMOKIXO TOBACCOS. 50 bales Pocahontas ; 50 boxes " 25 bbls cut and dry; 80 gross " " Assorted In papers, all of which we warrant of LYONS A CO.. 19 Cedar St 10 boxes Natural Leaf; 10 Yellow Jacket; G. W. Smith's Wedding Case; Honey Shuck; Assorted brands ; the best qualities. JJ22 PRINCIPE CIGARS. C r ( l r Genuine, just received, and import- 1 . KJ J J ed expressly for this market, by LYONS A CO., jy22 19CedarSt. TO ARRIVE. WE are daily expecting a large lot of the cIebratd Pan-Cake and Rough and Ready Chewing Tobac co. Also, 10,000 Nicotian Londres Cigars, and 20, 000 other brands of the finest qualities and flavor. jy22 LYONS A CO., 19. Cedar st. SUNDRIES. TTTE alwars have a full supply of Fancy Articles. VV usually kept in our line, consinting of Liquor Flasks, Walking Canes, Cigar Case?, Snuff Boxes, Cigar Lizhters. Wax Matches and a splendid assortment of . . . ... , rit 1 I . I Tl" Jleercnaum, rownaiian, cnamei, uiazea aua oiuer ripes, with a large variety of other Goods. LYONS A CO., jy22 Cedar st A J'OSllTVE CURE. WHAT is 'he use of payinK doctors' bills when you can get so easily cured of Diarrhcei, Dysentery, Cholera and all of the other Summer bowel complaints now ao prevalent, oy using Lro.vs' Cholera Medicated Brandt, which is Wirrantsd a sure and speedy cure and preventive, never having failed in any single instance, which can be proved by the many certificates of well known citizens, to be seen at our store, and by giviDg it a far trial. For sale by the bottle or dozen at tbe Sole Agency and Proprietors in the United Stats. jy22 LYONS A CO.. 19 Cedar st Pianos, Pianos. WE have received Fourteen more new Piano-Fortes from these unrivalled ma kers. Licht. Newton A Bradbury, and Haines Bro's. wuicb makes our stock very larze and desirsable.- We wonld be pleased to hare these instruments exmin ed by all, whether they desire to purchase or not. Every Pi. ano sold by us shall be warranted to give satisfaction in every respect inay7 W A It FREEMAN. Extra Fine Pianos. A S my stock of Pitno-Fuitis is very large,. jCjl. and several oi mam extra urw instru ments, conseouenllv irolristr a large aaount of capital, I will offer great inducements to cash or short time customers 1 hive, also, a large assortment of Guitars, Accordeons, Violins, Flutes, Strings, Ac., Ac, which will be sold unusually low, to make room for my Fall Stock. Also, a large and well selected stock of Sheet Musie and Instruction Books, embracing nearly all of the new and popular picciea of tbe day. A call ia respectfully solicited at No. 83, Union street. J. A. McCLURE. P. a Schools and Seminaries supplied on as reason able terms as any house in the United Mates. juns22 s J. A. McCLURE. GROCERIES. T. C. BPBOE. a. C. At LIFT. BTJRGrE & ALEEN, (Ssccwsorj. to 2". C. Burge & Cb.,) Wholesale lereeeiv Ferrartlse ad Ceauaissioa afciiyiiAiy , nd Dealers trfc. Erandics, .Cigars, , Tobacco, ix t!ORNEK.OF COLLEGE1 AND SPRING STREET , . ' Nashville, Te- JVE are just in receipt of" the following Groceries: --- -' 200. hhds prime to chorea Sagar; 150 barrels rebelled Molasses: 200" Loaf; Crushed, and Powdered Su 25 bags Old Gov. Java Coffee; 60 bags Lagnyra do . 75. barrels Mackerel, Nos, 2 and 8; 30 -JJ barrel do do do . . 75 boxes Scotch Herring; . ". . .3- Tierces Figs; 100 boxes Raisins, assorted ; 150 Painted Buckets; 25 Ne3tsTubs; 150 box Tobacco, assorted brands; . 200,000 asMJited brands of Cigars; : ' - . 600-kegg of Nails; ' - v-,. - , 800 Demijohns; , . ! -1500 gro.Matches; - ' ' - 25 bags SS Almonds; 25 bags Pepper; , - 20 bags Spice; 3 casks Dutch Madder; 5 Ceroons best Indigo; 25 boxes fine Starch; - X6 do bar Soap; 100 do Star Candlea: 60 do Tallow Candles; 100 do Cheese assorted kinds; LIQUORS. 500 barrels Pike and Willshire Whisky; .0 barrels Robertson county do 100 barrels Rye, Bourbon and Smith Reserve Whisky. With .a general Stock of Brandies, Wines, Gin, Ac, to gether with a supply of Longworlh's Native Catawba Brandy and Sparkling Wine, marll. 66. BURGE A ALLEN. Fresh iLrrivafls OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. 100 hhds N. O. Sugar, 60 bxs. pint A & pint Flask 85 bbls Pow'd Loaf Sugar; 200 Demijohns, assorted; 60 bag Lag. Coffee; 25 bags Kio Coffee; 75 bxs A K bxs Star Can- 75 bbls Molasses; dies! 75K " do, 25 bxs Sterioe and Tallow 50 bxs spie'd and fresh Oys- Candies; ters; " ' 40 bxs. Laneborn A.Armbj. 10 bxs Ana Rice, very fine; tead's Tobacco; 25 bxs Kentucky Tobacco; 75 bxs. prime Western Ri- 25 bbls No 2 A 8 Mackerel; serve Cheese: 50 kits; 75 casks English Soda. 60 bxs Soap; 50 Raisins, 25 W'" do; 100 kegs pure White l,ead; 25 bxs Ink; 20 baxs Ginger; 75 doz. Painted Bucket; 1 cask Madder; 7 bbls Alum; 10 bags Allspice; 200,000 Havana Cigars, va rious Brands; 0,000 Melee do; 1,000 bags assorted Shot, 1,500 lbs Bar Lead; 150,000 G.D.PernCap; 8 cases Indigo; 10 bbU Brimstone; 10 bbls Crackers; 25 bags Pepper; 50 coils cottou Cord; 0 " Hmn do: 100- " Cotton Yarns; 0 bxs 3X10 A 10X12 Glass; 50 bxs gal A K eal bottles: 50 bxs quart Flasks; IRONS AND CASTINGS. 100 tons Rol'd Iron, war'ted; 25 tonsass'd Casting, 30 " Bell's Uam'd Iron, f.O sets assorted Axes: COO ham'd Plough M'lds; 00 " Wagon Boxes; 4000 lbs. A. B. Steel; 50n0 lbs. Cast Steel; 2500 " E.B. Steel. 190 ' Crawley Sbt.1; 1500 " SpringSteeL . LIQUORS, (IMPOHTED.) 10 baskets Champagne Winr, 10 bbls. Old Port Wine; 2 casks Sherry do. 15 bbls pure Sweet Malaga Win; 2 casks A. Signette Bracidv; 1 pipe pure Holland Gin. Eagle brauda; 1 puncheen pure Irub Whisky; LIQUORS, (AMERICAN.) 800 bbls Whisky, Ohio, various brand; 1(h) Pike's MonongabeU, d; 95 " Smith's Reserve, do; 50 " Monongabela lie; do;. 10 " Gin; 40 " Brandy; 3 " OldHonongahela Whiskev, very fine; 25 " Ale, Scbultzand Walker's br.cilK; All of the above will bo sold very low at our old tauj, corner of Bmsd and College Streets, by ?anl2 M'CRKA A TERRA SS. jobs b. er nxxar lUtll, JU., a. . HACKAK, J a hart, Macrae co., WHOLESALE GROCERS ft COMMISSION liEhCKANTS, Nos 7 and 9 South Mar let street, Nulviile, Tenu WE have just received and bare in store a portion ot our stock, consulting in part ol tbelcilowing articles, 1S4 hhds fair to choice New l.OOboxes "aroiriyi Orleans Sugar 10 caee Sherry Wine; 64 boxes Havana Sugar; 10 tierce-Kite; 100 boxes and bbls PowdrVi 100 nest jiarket Baskets; Crueceaanj i.oaijn. ou boxei -ioosod llama, gar. 198 bbls Molasses; 100 U bbls do; 200 bags Coffee. BOO package lir.cU-i 5CK) bags Salt; 25 crils iiaanilULoi 25 casks Malaga io 5 casks Sherry Wile; 150 pickagM M It Kaieii 20 triiliL L Almonds; 200 assnrtrd Dcuuiobu; 25 ne.s minted Tubs: 100 doten j.nted Buckets, 0o( l:egsNail8,a5s'd6izer; ii,0OO tiiioOigars; i boie Tobacco, various brands, 5 oatK fresh Cove Oysters .") wwnssorti-d Pickles; ,.j jo .iVd Pis Fruits;' j asrx.iiXsl Indigo; J'.y boi Star Candles. Together v tli i ei.pcr, Sptco. S-i.t . i jao'.9 i:ART MACRAE CO. JUST KECV1VED AAD FOR SALE BY RUSSELL, fcCOTT Ac CO 400 tugs prime Baltimore Coffee; 500 kegs N ails, asxorted brands; 150 packages Star Candles; .'.0 packages Opal Candles; 76 packages Summer Mould Candles; 75 boxes Bar Soap; 100,000 Regalia Cigars, various brands; 50 boxes Tobacco, all grades; 50 packages Tea, very fine; 85 casks Soda; 5 cases Matches; 50 dozen Painted Buckets; 10 nests Painted Tubi; 300 reins Wrapping Paper; 150 boxe3 Glassware; 25 bbls Smith's Summer Ale; 100 bbls Rectified Whisky; 50 bbls Bourbon and Rye Whinkv; 50 bbU Old Reserved Whisky; 25 bbls Brandy, Gin and Rum; 2U bbls Port and Malaga Wine, With all other urtieles usually kept in our line of busi ness. apr23 NASHVILLE STEAJI STONE SAW WORKS. Walnut Grove, JEFFERSON STREET. QAMUEL HASLAM, having made important additions O to his machinery, and greatly increased bis facilities for manufacturing Stoneot every description, is equal in point of finish and durability to any made in the city, and at as low prices, and giving hU personal attention to the getting of the work, he feels confident that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor him nith their orders; such as Setting Stone Front to Bouses, to Sill, to Fencing to Steps, to String Cornice, to Large Landing, to Saw Flagjing, to Bush Hammered Flagging, to Curbing, to Cuping, to ChimneyTop, and all the branches of Stone Cutting, for cash. SAMUEL HASLAM. I WISH to hire six negroes for the balance of the year mat 23 ly SAMUKL HASLAM. Icw York MILLINERY EMPORIUM! NO. 7, UNION STREET. MRS. S. M'CLOSKEl , returns her sincere fjtrs thanks to the Ladies of Nashville, and Slir rf, rounding country, for the very liberal patronage be 'Ks stowed on her since her commencement in business here, and as she conttmplates making arrangements for an in. creased supoly of fresh Millinery Goods for tbe coming season, she begs leave to inform her numerous palrona that she will commence THIS DAY7 to dispose of tbe re mainder of berSummer Stock at cost of French Millinery, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, French Flowers and Brid'at Wreaths, very rich and elaborately trimmed. Hair, Blond and other Styles of Bonnets, Misses' Leghorn Bloomers, and Childrens Richly Trimmed Hats, with a great variety of Fancy Goods. P. S. Embrodery, Braid, Drawing and Pinking, various styles, Ladies Straw Bonnets, and Gents Panama Hats, Bleached Pressed and Trimmed, in the new Italian Me thod. fjunelO tt- iWDHEW J. SMITH, NO. 45 BROADWAY. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. DEALEE IN TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS. STEEL. WAG0H AXLES, ELIPTIC SPRINGS, And all other articles in his line of business, which be of fers at Wholesale or Retail, low for Cash, at the above stand. feb2 ly SNUFF AND TOBACCO? Peter Lorillard, ilASCrACTDCEIS NO. 42 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK. SUCCESSOR ofP.STEE A Geosue Lokilla&d, offers for sale all kinds or SNUFF and TOBACCOS "in general use. For particulars, a Peice Ccsrent can be obtained by addressing as abore. This Establrhmeut Is . .,1 i',e oldest of the kind in the Unitsd States. may20 ly MOUNT OLIVKT CEMETERY. rpHE Directors of this Company nr announce to the X Public, that this Cemetery has been laid off with tuit able avenues and walks, and a portion of the ground, subdivided into Family iots, which are offered for gale The map of the grounds can be seen at the office of Lindsley A Crockett, where the publio are invited to call and examine the same. mnn,r Uniou, ana sucaa.oueim.iaau 1110 uiaj leei some pnoein. Tbe Cemetery is now in charge ot a competent Super intendent, living on the ground, under w hase direction in terments will be made in the best manner and at tbe usual charges. The Directors of Ihe Company are desirous tbat tbe grounds should be visited by the citizens ot Nashville, and for tbat purpose an Omnibus will leave the office of Linrfs ley A Crockett, at 4 o'clock, on Tuesday alternoon. the 8th inst, and on every Friday afternoon thereafter at the same hour. The s-ats will be free. Ladies and Families desirous of visiting ibe grounds, will be called far at their residences, by sending their cards lo tbe President of the Company. A. V. S. LINDSLEY, Pres't. C. W. Nance, See'y. jj8 tf . i-IZW.lZ IJ, ,1 . .1 ' . ' ristdon Dwellings and other Houses, uooas m ntore more s'"oi ,r,VT,i '"Mr. 7 m I a-ainst Ijss or Damsge by Ftre. Also, Marine and Kiver Nashville, and pledge themselves to the public to spare no r.- n,i n . ' nrnains 10 maie uequai 10 any uemeierv in ina , - .ion 1 'we!.' S A'BtoLLINGSWORTH, , WHOLSBALE DEALER, IN NAILS, Iron, : Heavy Hardware, COLLEGE STREET, CORNER OF CHURCH. Jfashyille, Tcaa. acext roaTaE,oorirs iaox Aao.sixx. tactobt, pasccaq. rpHE Soothe rnlron. Works use metal from the Tennea- article of Nails. Charcoal and Puddled Iron. rwhlch I will;teepJi large stock of at all times, and will turnun tae- traaent toe riiwounr pnc-. nun irngm added. ' S. NHOLLINGS WORTH; junelS -Corner College arid Cbnrch sis. NAILS 1 NAILS I -t ((( KEGS assorted sizes, just recolve4 and iUUU forsalsto'thft trade t Pittsburg prices, witbfreigtitaddea. S.N HOLLINGSWORTH, jnnel 2 -North East corner Cbnrch and College sts. IRON, IRON. tr TONS Puddled Iron from Tennessee metal, JJ cf all aizeafand sbapca, for sale In lots and at prices to sail purchasers. 8. N- HOLLINGSWORTH, , janel2. Corner: College and Cbnrch streets -".; TO MECHANICS. T AM just receiving a lsxra lot of superior Boiler and r- Sheetlron of (ha varisusNos,. which wiU be furnished in lots at greatly reduced prices. . S. N. HOLLINGSWORTH, junel2 8m Corner Church and College streets. rLN.SaTDER t H W. VRIZZSLI. NEW BOOT AND SHOE SnMler &Frizzell. ARrT how leeelving and opening at No.57 College St, (next door toR. C. M'Nairy A Co..) a tine and well selected assortment of Boots and Shoes, manufactured ex pressly for the retail trade. To which they respectfully mvlte'the attention of their friends, and all who wish to purchase goods in their line. Their stock comprises Ladies' beel Gaiters, very superior; ao do isoots, extra nne; do do Slippers, entirely new; do Confiress Gaiters; do White Kid and Satin Slippers; do do do do Gaiters; do English Glove Kid Boots; Gent's Super Calf Sew'd Boots; do do Peg"d Boots; do Super Patent Leather Opera Boots;. do Patent Leather Shoes, of every description; do Congress Gaiters; do Calf Shoes, great variety; do Oxford Ties; And every other description for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear. ALSO, a complete assortment of Misses' Boys and Chil drena Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. A good Etockrorbeary Brogans for Negroes, all of which ar ojered at low prfrn for Cash. feb23 Bobertson & Dashiell HAVE received tbi-s day per Railroad, tbe fisest lot of Work which has been brought to this market ,consist ingof Gentleoen's fine Calf Boots, " " Congress Gaiters, .. luting " Patent Leather, Cong. Outers, " u Calf Oxford Ties; ladies' tire Kid Boots, " " Calf and Kid Bootee., ' " Toilet Cloth Slippers, " Woolen Slipperi. . Children and Misses fine Calf Bootees. " ' Goat Skin Bootees. Together with a variety of other work, which the La dies end Gentlemen' are very teipectfully invited to amine beforepurcbjsing; aswo.reel well assured that we can snit them. Come and look at them t The work will show for itself. jy29 lm i Preserve Yom Frnit in Y This Can possesses the foUovinj ''njj aavanitvju over all others i lstTha deleterions cse of lad, With iUMaitipiut StOULBKO udSISCOLOB ATIOS OF THE iTItnT, lM AitiiL 2d. RTB. n (7rw MV U nliL.fi. tk taputi aa Ufhuut B ror to th tosunu et tk, caa. and i coiuu&Uj- aSKtad 1 ahauu at UBMr aturt. U alw briatl. 3d. The Opening of the Can la raada iuiiiuutlt ubqe to rwalra ti uiexn Pzxcais, bn it if dni4 to r-KM-r. thtm -h.I, anil t admit a band for th. puxposa f taoroucnlr elcanautx th. can for futro ma. 4tff. It Is cpaned with In. tronll. a It li cinrx- CISS1IT TO BEAT TBS CAS AKS IT! CO-TTtTTS to reisoTo the eac. aj in ot-ir acaled eisj. wn liu imrartaat improTimeat. 6th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Th Can is hermetically aealeJ by a cement whloli. aniic. any ocaer. ioszs .".U-.K or ITS XD Ht3ITt HTRIK GTH BV EXTOSCIUB TO m AU, tat may fc. relied en for yean. Cii A sufficient quantity to clot t Cans tent Ot 'vrnuhtd tnlhout charge. The complete success of Winchell's Can over all others is now fuby established. County Mercbaats unJ all others who wish to supply tbexsse-ves with this excellent Can, will do well to niake early application to MACEV A HAMILTON. jnlyS 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. YOUNG AMLitlCA. AGENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoinin? States to sell Hie above i.iw and improred CORN AND COB MILL. To all such, a rare chi.nce to make money will be offered . Exclusive Stat, and I uuntv pririleges will be disposed of on unusually tax terms, by application to the Proprietor. FARMERS AND sTOCK RAISERS, I offer you a Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed in the Cnfon. and which cuncot bo superceded by past or fnture inrentions. It is the very Mill which every Fanner and Stock Raiser should have-,it will crush from 8 to 10 bush els Corn and Cb per hour, with one horse; is easily fitted up and managed; weighs 310 lbs- and aa all contact ot the grinding surLscw is preveuted, will last any farmer an or dinary lifetime. I stak thus or iu durability because the same principle has been fairly teslrd in the old Bark Mill. Who is it that wu.au ,1 MILL ON TRIAL for one month, and if it don't give complete catiafaction, to return itr If there bS any man thus disposed,let him now speak. Satiefaciionis warranted in everycaie. or the mon ey will be refunded. Thia Crusher can be attached to horse, water or steam power, which rend in it theniwt convenient Mill south of liasou's and Dixon's line. All other Crushers now in the toiilb require too much poer, or will soon wear out According to THE LAWS OF NATURE a Corn and Cob Mill ehich admit j of a lateral or wabbling motion, will, necessarily, soon wear out; all other Crushers are amenable to this grand objection, and the Proprietors dare not dispute it. in the construction of " Yonso Ansa ica," I have gamed power, aad 1 defy contradiction; 1 have lessened friction, sjaJL I cLa!Uo8 .e w-rd to the cantra ry; 1 have prevented wabbling lateral motion, a oil all are compelled to ackuoarirtige it; therefore, 1 ns-srt lhatil is tar superior tua'iy i.'her ilil! .1 ai'i sw eellic? this Tea uessee invention at thrKinsh nan uf FIFTY DOLuAKd. And any one wanting 'good ihtr.g," ia earneetlr re quested toexamine the true merits ad principles ot this ilill.aud order from tbe i'ro) i.einr r Agunti. A liberal discount mad' id Uealers. J. P DROMGOOLK. Shelbyvilla, Trnn., Oct 'h', S. Proprietor. AGKNT.n. Ellis, Moors A Co., 84 Market street, Nashville, Manu facturers und General Agents. Beaumout, Fall A Co., CUrkatillr, Agnts for ilontgom ery county Ab Watkins, Pulaski, Aeentror Giles eounty. Wm. B. ilunt,Saleoi. Ageotfor Franklin cwnty, Tenn., and Jackson comity, Ala. JameaB. Vance, Castilau .iprt igJ, Agent for Sumner county. J. W. Uatcbr, Columbia, Agent for il.tsiry wunty. W.M. Bell, P. M . Rome, Agif.it for Smith county. J. K. Aikin, Charleston, Agsnt for Bradley county. W. R. Hnntey A Bros, Judoit, Agent for East Tenues- octl4 lvdAtriw N ASM VILLI-; COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL $100,000. (ALL PAID IN AND SECURED.) THIS COMPANY being fully organized, according to Charter, is prepared to writ Policies against LOSS or DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Buildings, Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally. Also, on shipments against loss or damage by Seas, Rivers, or Inland Transportation on the moat favorable terms. Ufa and Negro Policies granted at current rates. Omcr-No.SS, corner of Square and Cedar street DIRECTORS. ALEXANDER FALL, W. T. BERRY, ANTHONY W. VANLEER, JAMES WOODS, JOHN K1RKMAN, JOHN H. EWIN. HENRY HART, Jo., R, C. McNAlRY, T1IOS. W. EVANS, HUGH McCREA, WESLEY GREENFIELD ALEXANDER FALL, President James Walekk. Secretary. Nashville, April SO. n w o TENNESSEE MARINE Pire Insurance Company $15 0,000! OFFICE North-West Corner of the Public Bquars J over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office, They will take ALSO- Nezroes against the dangers of the River. DIRECTORS. JOHN M. BILL. JAMES COKREY, G. M. FOGG, ALEX. ALLISON, K. H. GARDNER, JOSEPH VAULX, THOMPSON ANERSON, F. A. OWEN, JAMES ELLIS. N. E. ALLOWAY, V. R. EAKIN. JOSEPH VAULX,' President A. W. Bcttjes, Secretary. b4tw oct3 tt, NEW WHEAT FLOUR. I have received this day a superior article of NEW WHEAT FLOUR from City Mills, which I will tell low for cash. J. U. HAWKINS, juntas Odd Fellows' HalU -e aGOPPR WtArREl At 3 UlcBride; COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON YfORSER, No. 7, Beoad Sr2r.rr, .NAP.H.YILLX, TENNaSSES. I RAVE this day pnrcbascd Lbs interest of Mr. Henry McCaslin in tbo above business, and hereby fender my sincere thanks to all my old friends end patrens Cur their libenlity heretofore extended to the firm, and nouldmcst respectfully aolirita cc-tinuacce of favors trcm lbun,ead wisa toinfoia all tbo world - and the rest ot mankind' that I bava on hand and for sale a rplend a lot cf COOKING STOVES, of various patterns. Parlor Steves for wood and ec, common and fancy Grates,- Box Stoves for churches. Hollo-' Ware of every variety on hand or mado to older. Fur saees and Foot Stoves, entirely new patterns; Tin Waro of every description, suitable for boose kec-rJg. JOB WORK. I am prepared to do all kind3 of Job Wort, snch as House Guttering, Roofing, or any other tixocb pertafnisn to that line. STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WOSK. My old rriecds of the River will find it to their advantage to call and give me a bearing before bargaining elsewhere for work. ALSO, forsale, one pair Eeeoad-band ENGINES, cylin der 11 inches diameter and four tact stroke nrtb wutar shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light dratLrbt steamer, which can ba bought on reasonable' tons. June 14. je-.6 ' ' BKliSllKS. : WE bare just received from New York a small lot cf tbe best Hair Brushes of extra good quality; Scrubbing Brushes, tha best everbrocghi'to this city Long handled Scrubbing Brashes ; Hasting Brashes, various qualities ; Feathsr Dusters, plain and colors J ; Blacking Brushes ; Hearth Brooms ; Plate cleaning Brashes; Clothes Dusters; Velvet Brashes; - Whiik Brooms; French Clothes Brashes, Mops and Cup Mops. ' August 3, MACKgNZTjt A WILSON BASKETS. WE bare just received a fitr nssts extra large squar. Clothes BaskeU; Clothes Hampers ij nests; Oval and round German Work Basksta ; Market Baskets.' August 3. MACKENZIE A WIiaON. WOODEN WARE. PATENT aad Common Clothes PSbs; Plain aad Rimmed Cocoa Dippers ; Wooden Spoons and Butter Paddies ; Wooden Bowls and Trays Rolling Pins and f otato Mashers Angnat8. ' MCEBCgfEA WIIQji. FKUIT CAftS. fi E have a fall supply of our own h-wn msds. ?3tu w cans, admitted to bo the best ia tha raarkat Angnst S. McKKNZUS A WU-TO!t JAPANNED tVARE. - TEA and Coffee Caniatcrs, atlstifs , Spico Bsxsj, nr oils sizes and patterns; Preserving Kettles, Bras3 and f roa enacsj'cd ; Jelly Moulds ; Icrf Cream and Paddia MocMj ; Sagar Boxes ; Cakrand Broad Boxes : Tea Trays, oral and round, all siiM . Britannia, Tea and Coffee PaU ; Plated and AlbiU Forks an 1 SpT.-m , Handsome Caatare, new pat'er js Augusts. MACK.ES7.D2 A WILSON BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER-1', On Front, near Broad S t 1 'IIP mlumli.1. -a. t. ifnllr. Nlumctui thanks to the public tor past favors, and eo-ffl-A licits a continuance of patronaga in tha 4 wStl above line, also COPPER AND SHEET IKON 31VNCFACTURINV Together with every description of Metal; Taniingt, lis tahc Packing, Balbit Metal and Ca-s'.ojs, Soda Founts, Generator?; Ale Pnnips, ajkl Prrapa -t every description monufacture-l t- rd-. or repaurf lj shor) notice. Cash will be paid at all tints fr tM OwpMr aauT Braxi an25-tf g. COLF Td MUilaBUCJ. THE undersigned have purchased ttxe Pteat right of C. U. WiLUAiia' DOUBLE ACTING BALL VALVE Force and Lift lmp, for the State of Tennrn-.e, Nui-th Caroliru, South Carol, na, Georgia, Florida. A'abama, Miiuviaypi aa4 LoJu;aca We have tested the Pump 1- afl i s rr;i'u usil ui.a . t ordinary purposes in well, and a 1 e e-iBw; and htz: tatenot to say ibatitissapvAuir to any pu pw m oae. It is simple and plain in us cos..Udcium. caa be Ul.cn t pieces or put together bv any ordinary ruaa, black 1. white, in half a misaV. TtKraU iwt wscmit or beliabccl tbe pump; tberj is the least iaiaginabie incnaa bene .in durability. It is almost impowithle I. r it tu get oat -4 fix by usage. When used larawell orci.Ui.i ,t cb bf ewjref.ei ict; a Fire Engine in one mlnnt?.an4 b ewe amn waterc-a '. thrown overtfra tallest hotisM in the conctrv. It invain able as a Fire Engine, and especially 13 Iba seon'r- zau country towns. It is equally wi-H adopted to alt mxeblvery, lallrmd Tanks, Ac, and will, wbea krr rn, sarwr.-ede a:! ottar pomps. It can be ud far eftbr hot or eoM water Having fully satsfid ourwlrtMtaitlothe ranaatr and ntilliy cl the pump, we ar- ready to .ika !e"s of Its above territory by couatk-s or States (axc-pt sVsWfjt-r District of this State, w hich 13 btoa mM j Wo ec Mjtl ly recommend .the Pnmp to ibe c't.raBsof tbsd.alesre tioned The Pumps are cheap, and frVwefore wl'.hin tie reach r ' every family. ST" Address PORTER A BhIKV.Nhvrla-,Ten!.. RKEH W. PORTER, apr23 If JOHN S. BKI N Young: Iiadies7 Scminary. MRS. M. A. KN0X,uS3ste4 bv aewps of eompttcnt Teachers and Pnfessoill resume her Schcol at ber own Residence on Church street uppouM lis Ma Sonic Hall) on MONDAY, SEPri.MB.;i m The coursa or instruction piinaed in ibis insertutiOB is aaextensiveand complete as ia the bigiust Kra:narts far Y oung Ladlei. Particular attention is paid to tha La:.n Iangujig, as forming the groar.11 -ork to a iooroah Eng lish rducaliou. Pupils ire receivea into tbe i reach daaacj at an early a -e, to enable them to aaqm re fscibty in ro cnncbtiou and a lumilianty with werd4 aad phraser, ba fore entering npon the study oftnettramaur of thatlaa guoge. Ample arrangements are ma-te for instruction in the Musical Department. Professors of tbe highest s.n. ing will be employed, both in Vocal aad lhttrarnen'-i Music Lessonsgiven upon the Piano, Harp, and Co. ". Iustrnetion also in Drawing lad Painlirg. A limited number of young Ladies will tx re.Td kU the family, and boarding can ba obtained wicb soma r' the tnends and patrens of th Institution. Circulars will be furnished to any whu may desire far therintormatinn. IjTii SINGING AND PIANO LESSONS I TRUD ADAM, from Uobe-iia, Earepe-, lately fraa Clevelan d, Obio, brgs leave so lofjrm the citiiens -t Nashville and vicinity, that he bas pwaiaBeDily locau-d in this city for tbe purpose of gmag in.trnoHoaJn biog ing and Piano pLyicg. Tbe method adapted for his lo -trneliwi in Stngisg, is bo same used at the conservatory IVw, Vieucji, lTagao a. 1 Milan, and ho is prepared to gv tse gl'ig LtE30CS either to one scholar or to email elasen rf irmu 4 t--scholars. TbeSingingend Piano Jesao-2 will b gitn a. tbe residences of tbj scholars, punctually, 9sti hjKn t minutes. Ladies and gentlemen desiring to Xudy Dramatic ttj OjeratIc sming. for the parposa uf operatic p-rformECc, will t iastructd every da.'. Ecli fianotcholar LicompeBaJ t lra bidetta U ing on the 1'iauo, singing as MS fuuodatioH ef all reus c For further particulars call it 'iho Ruou, No. ia at u. Hotel Cloud w here can bo Men ab, tba (afSeient r;. poits and upimocs about bis success lu teattnng in ta.s country. jyH 2u FOR THE COUNTING 'HOUSE.' Arnold's Writing Plaid. Guynl's Carmine. Copying Bonks. Cbecka and Noie-s i n nit Baka Envelopes Steel Paxtr Bone rolders Fabsr Ptecii Pen Racks-Bill ItWs. Post Office Knxes. Gum Mucilage, a new art. Hbck and Wmte Rabbw. Memorandum Books. B.1I Paper, Ac . Ac, fx" tmie by j,20 CIIAKI.Ei( W. SMITH. FASHIONS FOR AUGUST LESLII-rS GAZtflTB OP FASHION FOR AUGUST received and for sal by 8ng7 CHARLES W. SABTI' Removal Si INCE the fire, BEASLY A KU TH bay. reorwaoil ttit ) PAINTSHOP on Cberr 7 St, imaihatly epxa. tbe Delivery Box of the Post OlE c 'I hey are again folly prepared to execute all orders fur Pain'mg. Fpnng ao-J 10 perform all kinds of iraitalwa of Wood and Marble ra, the highest style orart BEASLY A RUTJ . jji7 5m HUGHES BROTHERS , AMBROTYPE, PHOTOaBAPUKr AND BAOtJEP-RUAIT ARTats, 2G Union Strel-t, Tiashvillo. AMBROTYTES, PHOTOURAPUS, pkm or eolorsd -n Oil, and warranted as permanent as y otbrst of Painting. Daguerrotyper. Steerosenpie, Cra; on or Vignette, and every other ctjleof Picture, takes atth establishment in tha highot style oi tbe an aad warrant ed to please or no sale. AMBROTYPEK. Althongh these beantifnl picture, were bet recently a troduced by tbe subscribers in tbiscv, (bay have becoms so popular that we have, at a very great cxpeasa, secured tho services of a celebrate-i Artist from K Ytk to at tend to this branch of tbe business exeiiwv.lv. BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES. Children can, by this process, bare a fiitbfal Hkeneu taken is a few seconds and warranted perfect or no chargx will be made. Bring them along and ba7e tbera taken be fore trying elsewhere ',nZr H ARPEK FOR AUGUST, JUST Ki.CtJ.VU BY JJW 1X.J-1 4--W.