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NASHVILLE:
Friday Horning, Kay 26, 1857.
Official Journal for Publishing the
Post Office Letter List.
Xotioe I Transient AaTrlir.
An transient advertisement, In thi. paper, must te paid
lor at the tiir,. they are handed in-.therwiae they will not
be iu-erted. Transient Job w or. u.t be paid for on del,
err-
-Vit waot EE ooo Eor,
Apprentice Wmiie
to learB the Printing Basl.eti-
tT We note that our fiieml Black, tlie por
trait punter, has rec-nti- varied hi" labors liitle,
liai.'g painted two fine portrait in oiL Ii is l.ari
t e.j in which he excels, crajou or oil ; in cittur
h is almott unapproachable.
3T Oar city ei j.iyed refreshing shower ye
trf dAj a.VrDoon. It just in time 10 aily the
tiJjinulataa dust, and cool the hfated atmosphere.
The trie graph announce! another murder io Mem
phia, and great exciti-me r.t among the citiz ds.
jyffe have heretofore made mention of tl e
f .ct (hat the Siss citixena of Nashville and
thi'y are making extensive preparations to ctli
brate the 4ih of July. Yesterday we saw tho
uplt-ndid flig which i-i to be i.res.nted by the
laJies to the Sw bi Relief Socieiy on ihe
orcicion. It is a teautiful ingign tpon wLich are
Mended emi K-ins cf Ani' tictn and Swiss riatiot.al
itr, iudkaiive of tr.e r.ofition of the p tiiotic
Ritr.er in our "lai.d ct :he free and Lome of the
Uae".H The puintirjg was done by XI r- Charles
l:guin, and is vtrv rtdiiaMo to his skill and good
l,Pe it n arti.-t. Y e trust that the cekbiaiioii
limy pass til Id the p'uneantbt n.ar.ii r to all a bo
inev participate in it.
lT'Wt are r quested to say that 11 r. John
Fhaue will address the racetinR of Ytiung Men
SaturJ.y night, ealYd to (urtn a Haftou Club.
Fim Wheat. Our friend Col. S. P. Smith,
b' brought to this office yesterday, the fiutst rpeci
Tn men of the growing wheat crcp we have eer seen
in this State. Some of the heads were as niary as
"et neien incite io lenpth, and filled with very large,
Fr h- avy aoJ well devtijp"d grains. It is fist ripeli-
i jg, and we should say, beyond the retell of rust
em or other aciJenU lie iafjnm m that b'n eulirj
crop is very fine; and so aleo are the crois geuer
'u ally throughout Middle Tennessee.
prr
wh Valuable Rkal E-tatk, ltc, for Sali. We
Vn woiill direct attention to the sale of the very val
' uible properly ol the Nashville MAtiufdctiiriii:
w Company, advertised in the Patriot tLis morning.
111 T ie real .t-Ute is cxcelleLtly located, aud, to per
P1'1 tons desiring to embark in enterprises sirriilir to
that which the tnunulaciuiing corupHiiy was recent
ly engaged in, is really invaluaM -. The iron, tools,
Ac ., present a fine opportunity for good bargiius.
' Corifor.ATioN Taxes. At tli meeting of the
P"' Ci y Council yetlrd-y, the taxes fcr the present
'" year were levied. The tax on reul ectate and pe'.
" fon.,1 property was fixed at $1 05 on the hundred
,liu for corooratiou purposes, and 20 cents on tlie hun-
1' dred lor i-chnol purposes. This is the i.iu.e rate
u that was p. id in 1855, but a little higher th,.n that
I1 ' pai l l ii-t J ear.
ool Th tuTfaarp rlncand navaMeon the 1-t of next
uionih, and w.' eipu'-t to see ;he annual proclanu-
ft on of the Coil ctor in a few d .ys.
At the same oieeting, the water tax was in
creased 25 per C'-nt.
IJoaRD of Education. The City Council yet-ter-d.iy
af.ernoon elected the following gentlemen as
nthe Doard of Education for the pres-ut year that
coic, fom the 1st of July 1857, to the 1st of July
1K58, viz:
t5' Francis B. Fogg, R. J. Meigs, J. A. McEwcn, M.
U. Uoward, W. F. Bang, J. B. Knowles, J. B.
u Lim sley, and Isaac PauL
This is the a.ime Board that h hereffore bem
ia setvi -e, and their rr-electtou will be a source of
gratification to our c.liZ' n.
Correspondent e of Ibe Iulriol.
ad Cincinnati, June 20, 1857.
0 Patriot! We were SttalloueJ !
We stepped on board thebeaulilul steamer Swal
inlaw on Monday, June 15; and, havii g left all care
liu Jiarbwile, refined curst lveS to the tender
-"" mercies ol Capt. Alex. Fr.izier and the unc. rtaiu
uurei. at.f the vurable Jlua. Botti favored us,
I and we walked dowu tho CuuibetUud Pwieraa
- I ut ytaxt.
) The scenery on the banks or the lumberlancj is
J J very beautiful. Though not ol a siyle appreciated
' by those oatur. -lovers wl,o demand an txag ra-
;tion of height, dtptb, length, and breadth, nor by
, those who require a mult. form variety of water,
. V k-atiractic, cafcadio, lydro-tatic, or water-poutie,
yyil it has many cha-a s for those who love nature
J iu repose. There ia au apparent nionou my in
i much of the C' ii ry; but it is none the 1 t-s beHUti
ful for tiiis seemine dif. ct. Bvronsyj:
" There it aocie'y tre none in ro.le. "
So there is a variety even in thi ruonotomy. For
all who tppneiate tlie nature that floats with liquid
puriiy and fclan-y fclei j In esa in lutmryuthiue wiu -iu-e;
that hugs ilnclf aud crouclies thick iu a .leu.-i-ty
of woods, on a shore overhanging, underhapging,
perpeodictihr, and ii c'ined; lor all such the Cum
.berland River presents a least for th eye, and a
I veliicte for carrying the soul from "nature up to
nature's God.
We arrived a FmitUand at ii;ht, nn J early next
JDiorning regaled ourselv.s with a brtt t: -inhalation
on the Ohio. Above Finitl.liud we tncounured a
hay rise. .The river has, however, commenced
(falliug, although elo ly , with t-ix feet water on the
fall. The weather for the ptt week has been very
wet. aj acoie fears are ti.t rrtaitxd that but little
more rala will irjure ihe crops. At preteut, the
crops all along tin t-'luo are ui .prrceunili cy
thriving. Corn is tprining up to lipeiuss with
rapidity, and wheat and oats are a!J very flour ish
i:.g. Some of the ptssengers have been "cxerciafd"
about the comet; and, with a devotion worthy a
Hercchtl. have bien aeen paring thed.tkat the
u'.seemly l oor of 3 ol c', A. VI., .trailing th.ir
drooping y to dicotr iheethirial phanthoui,
bl in vain.
Miss Marion Macarthy and R v. Mr. lluutineton
were among thd paasengtr. MisMacarly go. 10
fulfil an encasement at L'iinkton, Ky , and
Hf. IlantiDgtiin ! txi!ig hhns lllir I i hel h.
For ereful, thoughtful, and attentive cfniers,
commend ua to tl oso ( th Swallow, Captain
Frailer baa the ll.ai.ka of all on loard fjr his gn .
tleataoly roertery, at d hi pnsonal interert iu thi
convai ienc and pleasure of tho cn boird.
V. bertvry fliver turrita the thai. as of tin
l . ' aeiic97t nihi appear ii.vidious to luake di
lie paa-
1 distil c
.' ions; but we ci.rmtt cl 'ie this I tier without, iu
e uanie of tboe on board, r-turi.in Inai ks to
essra, Fraxirf, Cu'lum, aor. Pai ison f.r th. ir uc
reafl tffrta to n ake the trip from Nalivl1! to
Cincinnati pieasait arid areeatle. We coriitl J
coojtnfnd tltia Irt auti'ul and lit craft to ilia pub
l o TbeFwtlluw will be due at Nabville aj;inou
the S8b of June. Ller fuiht coon-trd ol 2,6fO
bu'h Is of toic, ISO torn ol iron, and 4) ton ol
merchandise. Ike weather ia cocl and plesaaDt.
Moraanow. Yours, as of Tore,
F. U. S.
Cfere A 11 &irr ef I In Arta.
Tbi eatabliameiit, corner ef Deaderuk at. and
Pj tie qnare, b ut been tewly flileJ up in plti.-
Cid style WHO every cor cei.inCr, and the pn-prie-tors
bive sparrd no eipen in aikin it cue of
te loest iall H. in the South western Coontrv.
Their aide an J ikj-Iiu are ihe baei in the city,
and the ladiee wLI And a fine Piano, as el o, a com
nolkus loiltt room, ud up xc!uai,y for
! them. They pledge themaelves that their pictures
shall flot be surpta-d by any srtiatia t teclty, and
invite the public, and the ladies pmicula; to tall
and examine lhir Gallery, Fpeiioieti, ect. AU iu
want of fine and l.fe-1 ks ambrottprs will flud it Ut
0 their edf acUje to giT thetB ctlL
jtuS-Iffl.. . . , t v '
STEA1IE0AT AND EIYEE. NEWS.
ARP.lVtO.
June 24 S. P. Hibberd, Pittsburg.
Tennessee, Carthage.
June 25 Rock City, Paducah.
Duu!ti b, CmcinuaiL
PFPAhTID.
June 24 Blanche Iewi,", Taducah.
City of IIuLt3vilU Memphis.
June 25 Ro: k City, I'aducati.
Dui.l i'b, Cincinnati.
S. P. Ilibberd, do
River falling witb about SJ feet watir on the
Shoals.
The J. G. Clir.c Is the packet for Memphis to
day. She it one of the fleetest boats of her Bize
anywhere, and well managed in evry way.
To the Ladles.
CimrRiNV Ciotuino I bare a large lot of
Children's Clothing, which I am selling effat cost.
Call aud get a tuit fur your sons.
JAMES DA VI?,
lw. Publi: Fqu-re.
luleretliitK to mecliaiiicw and Irlanufac-luiera-'l
hlrd Annual Fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee
and a'j .ining Sutts, arc rcmiiided that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanic's Insti
tute of this State, wi,l commence in October next
in this city. The annuaiiy increasing i itenst mau-if-t'd
in these exhibition-, and viaibb advantages
resulting to xhibitor, as we.l from the dissemina
tion of important information among then.eelves,
as from the great publicity w hich they are thus ena
bled to give their butine-e renders it certain that
the spproacl iug exhibition will eclipse iu msgnifi
ceuce and interest all its predecessors.
Copies of Circular?, fjvirg full pdriiculars, can to
Obtained at the Mechanic's Irif-titute rooms, College
street, t ppos'.te the Sewanee, or by addressing tbe
President, War. Stockkll, or Secretary U. K. Wal
kkk. June 25 3m.
MII KII IAI.TV.
We are author'r.ed to announce James M. TTistoh as
a cauddate for therilT of l)avi(i?ou county, at the next
March ehctiou.
jrtjr We are author ltd to announce Job K Edmokdsos
aa a car.d.date for thtriff of iavidaon county, at the next
March election.
X&T We are authoriied to announce E. B. Eiclit as a
candidate for Shti iff of lavid-on county, at the next March
election.
YZV We are aiithorized to announce A. Creele, as a
candidate fur Sheriff of Davidson c uuty, at the next Uarca
election.
WOOL! WOOL!
A I.I. prona havine Wool to Car .cannot do better
lhan to tend it to Bonwrith k Co.'a Cotton Fictory.oa
Col ere hill. IjuneiS-lw BOSWoRTd I O.
(lift Ialc of Books nt aAucliou.
OH CCl VOLUME- Ftandard WrrW mill be or
CUfUUU frred for ak- at Auction th Night.
Purrhi rs of Books sill rTeive pretent with their pur
chase, to be dietriLuie-i a J-eal.
SI. C. BRUCK, Auctio-.er,
June 2-tf. Co l-re fctret.
I A KiTtTa'ion in a first cTasa mercantile
V v hoa-e, by (rood salesman and l u-iness man, one
who ha had some twelve year experience in the dry (too I
and c rocei-v buhiness. ano is peiteclly tamdiar with either
branch, ami ha Ihe aivan'a.eof an exten-ive acqiain
tam e rh Ihe cout.try Merchants in Micid e TenneiiSee and
No, th Alabama. Would te ready 10 c .n.rn- nee at any
tin.e bet weei now hi,d Dt tictt.her. falar. tix-d after a
fair trial of iry quailicationj. Address imuiel;te y,
w. h. r.
jur,e20-1 w. Morripon P. 0. Warreu co., Tenn.
Manny's Cclolii'ulctl
COYBINEO REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES
VT the creit I di tra Plate Trial or Reapers and Mower,
Jjne Hi, 7, 'i, 1 ti . a' Hie' ni'.n I, umler Ihe Hirec
t en of ih !t itr C.-n tniitee, the V rA P en.iu n of a $.ri :"
Silver l'.ith. r was awanll to ihe Mai ny Machine for Ooir g
its oi k the best, and for linif the be-l c"ilmrd MaCine.
In eomieLliH n at theirial were twtlve o her lonsol llur
vetinir .lach tire; ameng tl.o e actmlly put to the teht in
the tieid bv 'he eo nmitiee. nere the Atkma helf-Kakt-r,
Ne Vol k ell-R iker, Mann Snn'ii Indiana felf Kaker,
Mid'BcLmeiis heif-Kaker, DannVId' Combined Metnr.e,
Hind Kaker. New York llandaker. Del l a Luhini'a
liand-Kaker and the Ken'tievy Harvester ' n.b nrd. 1'hese
were all, w th one exception, oiubii.ea Ma.-I.ii.es. There
were aiao teveral ntl.er kicilpof H.aeh lies on ri;il a;ain.-t
the Manr v Marlunr. The trial lasted thrnLKh Ihree eats,
and the Mannv JUehine was ti iun j hart ii: the fienl. A
ViTfl l'.tui tiin h-.s aho leei. swareed 'l e Blarny Machine
as a moer, the Kentucky liarvei ter cuaeIltlg.
Decision of the Committee upon the trial of Reap
er and JJouers.
We, the tindernirued, a cnaimittee a pointedbr the Ar
riruliural l urrau ot 1 ei.nt-iaee to xan.ine and le.'t Mow
ing .l.chiie ai.d repurt the trtuli to the ilurrau at ita
next cr tine, in utru ion cl fi. id t' u-t, appointed 1 hurs
dy, June Mb, to lest the tit diCtrenl Mur entered,
v K Manny' Corobintd 1 eaper ai.d M"e' MT n' Self
Rikinp Jl. aoer and Mower combined; Ke elo-in'e Muwer;
At. ins' clf Kakup Hiaper and Mover rou timed, and
ll'i't I 1'uula'ii's Kani-l ower Ket per and Moaer.
Wnlne.-day, J. ne 1 1 . b, was appu.n'ed to te.l ihe Heap
erx lhat Here rM, tried, as lolluaf:
De li lur ff .m'a R. i er Atkins Felf-Raking Reaper,
Manny's Reaper, New-York Ilaiid-i alil.K Keper, Mai n's
hell-l aainK Krai er, ai d ti e New-York r eif-Kakir.g Rear.er.
Io tie icultol our juiljf n.rnt, the aaaid isg.ven u Man
ny's, aa the boot Cou.b ued Mnrlnt.e.
. t. F1CKAKD,
J. C. tl vllhl.-t, i
J M. KMG1IT, VCommlttee.
W. t,. H Ai.Ul 0, j
F. R. KAl.Nt. J
t Oil SA LE L V TUB UXDEliSJGNED A T
JOHNSON & HOUSE'S.
Price, Two lloise M. chine tlM'.Kjur Horse MaehlneflCO.
JJ. 1 CI IK ATI I A all,
apr2S General Agent for the State.
uitii:u lUiu
IZvfrlgcvat oivv,
i c ia c ii j: s t s ,
AND
FROM
JOIL C. SCHOOLEY & CO.,
No. 1G8 Vine Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
hfinl for printed JHIIsof Prices.
Itiarelii iia.
a. r. xiM'MLaY. a. a. saaoaa
K I CI I LliY i SA NCI 1 EZ,
Produce iind Conmiiion aMcrchanls,
AND DEAI Kit IN
CORN, WHEAT, BACON, FLOUR,
OATS, HAY, &C
2o. 7 AHiren Eloc k, Aumisfa, (la.
IS7 FaitiC-ilar attention given to the sa.e of ail con.
rij.-Di.ienu. mar'S ft to
w. rait lira. war wiaua. a. anos. i. aixos.ir.
C. W. PHILLIPS & CO.-
eUCCtSSORS TO
WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COMMISSION WERCHANTS,
S I MO SI HI I T,
A' A If nil IF A KS
oetl It
A- O. SMITH
a. r. r.tTsais.
oao. J. aowLja
smith, ci Tumi: & co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
rfc.LEK IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS'
aao Aorsru ros raa Sslb er
Vlltf:ll A I I NMM.r. TOII4f J,
Ho.' 661 Kain fit , Eetveei Second asd Third,
LUCIaVULK, KY
JaalO dAWlt
a. a. xta.
aa. slao
GOODE & BLACK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
mxsk.' esw. ef3
?l'M:XASi tC .Ti TEXia.
eial lwi
PEHUAHSHIP.
Ut ILL open a new ( l.as in ruing
' on Tuea lat, the I'SJinst. or
tbeSroreJol L i Ueech, No. 4, College.
trcct, t.er LdnS sad UcbtUeu u can, ia a short
time, Lara to write wi;hcaee, iie.tiieas suJ tt iltj.
I'aritits can lrt their cuilJree Uul.l curing
SCHOOL VACATJOX,
So aa afterward, to deo.e all thtie time to other
ateaicf, iu the othr S-'too'e.
Tho stti wiih to kiM wbetber Ibis ie be far
the thrapiat and Dual ceitaia rrlhKl of lesruins;
to wnle, Mr. D. r. f. r. ta Mr feral buuJrr4 pupiU
taught bj Liut io Naahviile, eiititr LaM wtuner or
twtlr. je.r. aii.ee.
t'eraotis In m the eixjotij eaa fitk tkiir It
aa. in arcX.
Hour, V iw 11, A. V., 3 t9t I V.
N. 11. !!. wiahiu-m)U te air. D.'s clee
thould pnl iaititewbilrly, aa Lie tur will o 'Cr
ar,l U niuca thortct lhs 00 r'tl tli.t U
Naauvlle. jaoIX
BY TELEGRAPH.
B THE NATIONAL Lim
Report. Parnisaea bj the Associated Press.
Mm pins. Jane 24. A man bvthe name ol John
Evert on was shot dead this afternoon in front of
the Worsham llocsf, by a eamnler named John
Able, for afckinjr the Utter to ray bim some diod t
whicli faeoed. The affair has caused great exo t--
menr. Able was put 10 Jul, and the citizens as
sembled arouDd it tor tbe purpose of taking him out
and hanging him, but were persuaded away by the
Msyor and othtrs. A meeting was then appointed
lor this evening to determine what to do.
Ditkoit, June 24. The Blast Furnace, with tbe
machinery, at Uamtrarcaxk, owned by tbe Detroit
aud Lake Superior iron luininz rompany, has been
destroyed by fire. Loss $38,100. i'uiiiully mbur-
ed.
Tpiladelfbia, June 24. At a meeting of e'lip
OWDeis, an axreeuieLt was itiK'e to dit-continae the
aiir.nce of Besmcu's wages after the ldtof July,
according to the plan proposed by tbe ship owuers
ol tw lork and Boston.
Wabhisgtok, June 24. The President bss rec-
Ojjn z.d Kdward W.Lcuse Mark, Uriiith Consul rei-
idc-nt at Baltimore.
Wokcesiir, June 24 The Republican S'ate
Convention noniiuattd N. F. Banks, (or Governor
01 Vae-sacbueetlB.
Mimpuis, June 25. At the meeting of the citi
zens last night, a jury was formed, ecu posed of
six men Irom each arJ, who lound Abies guilty ol
murder in the firt degree. TweWe of them were
for Uncbing him, and the rest for taking a lawlul
course. A resolution was passed, rt quiring all
gamblers to leave the cvj in ten d.ivs, or ba forci
bly jVctei. The father of AMos, who is also a
gamtiler and murderer, was ord-red to k-ave the
city at 12 o i lock to-dav. Lat t"ht the crowd
got a cat. non, and proceeded to the jiil to force it
open, tut were di.-auaded by the ilayor.
New Yobk., June 25 The steamer Danit 1 Web-
sUt. of New Orleans, has amed. The Kangaroo
sailid for Liverpool to-day with 150 pas-engers.
St. LrtJH, June 25. There U about fifteeu feet
water in ihe channel of the river to Cairo.
Santa Fe dales to the 30th of May are received.
Three hundred and fifty troops under Col. Boutier-
ville had ei.tered G;lla in the Apache country.
The Governor of dihuahua was opening hostili-
(ies against the Indians. lie cooperates wnb
BuniK rv.llo, and will prevent the Iuuians from en
tering lie i ican territory.
LocibViLir, June 25. There are about five feet
nine ii cuts wat-.-r in ti e river ou the fa.b. Wea
ther clear. lheruioincUr 85.
C O Al Al K It (J 1 A L .
DA1J.Y PATIMOT OFFICE.
Nashville, une 29, 1:57.
t
There i. nothing of ccntequeLce tioing in the tobacco
uia ket, and nothing at all in coiton.
Bacos TI.e tenilency of price, is downward, though at
present we make no change in quotations, which ae for
hams 13o; clear side. 14,c; shoulders 12c. Demand light.
Whist. Vie hear of no sales as yet. Farmers are un
willing to engage at lei's than ft per bushel, whilst St'c i. ull
that is offered.
Flocr Drooping. We quote at tGdll"! 50 per tbi. for
.nperfiue; extra f 3.
I.ouiavillc Tlarket.
Louisville, June 23.
sow f tonecoal and charcoal we quote at 3 and 4c, in
lo.i io the tn.de. V e quote pig i-ii per ton, 6 and 8
tu... A (.mall rale at Hie outs de ngurc.
Lestu.-r l'r ce unchanired We quote oak sole nt 3c.
and.-)ain hat."c: lien. lock ? " .JJ.-, acconli rtoquality
JilLkS t e quote green at 7e, i!e..lers ailuli g z&clur com-
mi.-Mi.u. Dry taltea anil country 11 nt wecontu.ue to ousts
at iU to 1-c lor the loinier ami lNc for the litter.
1'ittoljiir JTiarket.
Pittsbibo, June 20.
Hints The market is firm with an upward tenilency.
Grein hi es Irom butcl.eia ell at bo: dry flint hides have
aiMWi decliiied and de.il-ri arc selling at t t&l c.
Uiiu.li I l.e n ar.et rcruains uusett eu and drooping.
e repeat our ligure? :
Red panh Coie Si ) lb
hlaughter ini ;i It)
l-kirting 84QHfi ft
liartieHS l B
I pper JM.lYt li l dor.
Hi idl; Leather sf d. E.
Tk; etal Tlie market na-i iniictlv-, the only M.le we
could learn of being fi Teimesi-ee iu two l.la at fill y ton,
an itiuullis.
AurusIu ."TIarket.
Acuci-ti, June 21, 1S'7.
FsCON Dacon continues dull, and some holders are tub-
mittini; to a dec ine of J to ' rents. Ve hear of a lew
thousand lbs 1'a'timore li.bbed SidiS at 143si cts. We do not
cha tte our quot.itii us.
Hoh Loi.Unues dull anil withont change. We hear tf I
.mall tiaii.-attiuns ranging troM l to tl 10.
i in; mahivi is ny ri i i k tin.
New Oulkanb, June 24 S.iles of cotton to-d y
2 OHO bile-; n a ki t firm at ye-ttidij pit e .; fl-Ui
Ucclion g. Other aiudcs uulL
Cincinnati, June 24 Flour (6 40a$G 65.
Whisky active at 27a23c. Corn 7&a7j. Bacon
12f. Mess fork dull.
Nsw Yofx, June 24 The keil for a larze ship
ol-war was lu id here to-day tor the Kusjiati ay.
Nkw Vohk, June 24 Cotton and flour firm.
White wheat tl 90. Corn advancing ; mined b6J;
whne 97: ytllow 88c. bucars dur. Conee bun
Pcirk aid heel ui.ci.tiS'd. l.irilij-. llac n 1 1
1 1 iC ; shoulders 9J i9J . Whisl-y 32J. Liusred
oil blc. L ad, bciup, and fitighld heavy; stocks
dull.
M:w (IRLKAMS, June 25. Sales of Cotton to
day 2,000 bales. Market No rtcepts to dav.
Fiour lowi r;Mt. Louis 7,00. Mess Fork dull at $24.
Ct.ffee oiitlir. Freights, Kxthaue and other ar
ticles uiidiaiiireil.
r. A. I EMTHOLU.
a. c. aicasomr.
. THUMPSOa
BIHTHOLD, BEENOUDY & CO.,
CoTrmittion and Foiwardirg Merchants,
A)n DIALERS IN
Bope, Efggitfr, Bacon snd Flour,
!Yo. 131 r-etontl Mnel, nint l.oula. IvTa
If" Consignirent. of all iooihern Produce received
and pronptl) atieLdid to niayl.. tnwsH ly
JU5T ree
juueio.
,11 lot of handsome Dressing Robes,
- aale by
J. H. MoT ILL.
CEA7AT3 AHD KECK TIES.
ANOTHKB Invoice of Cravat, Stock., and Ties, hand
so'i.aand fashionable, received an.l lor sale by
Junefl). J. H. MeitM.L.
SHIRTS.
VV
Tr k... r,naflr.t r.t u.rtment nf SHIRTS, at
varioas prices, and of latest tylr. The finer
grades ve warrant to bt a ell made and to Al better than
aav other siyle.
June 20 J. H. McGILL.
oi.oitrn miihts.
RKCriVKT) tlili dav a small invo c of Mara'ls Col
ored Shir's, aod a chuic. lot ol other pattern..
June 20. J. II. McGILL.
r.MM.itM i:.it.
(r Pilk, Li-la Threal, Gau.e Merino, Gauae Cotton,
vs Jacne1, liner, York Jeanr, Cetton Neit, and plain
lutteq recti red and lor sale by
'one it. , J. It. McGll.U
II AI.K. IKIHK.
O II K, I.UIe Thread, Mer no, aod every variety of Cotton,
i d and for sale bv
Jaue f '.
J. H. MoOILL.
4'l.tlTII AMI IOII.I T IIUl'KIII.
RrCEIVL'D pr I.spre. another inv dca of Fs'r, Tjoth,
Nail aod Cloth Bru.hs. AUo, ever vaiety of
Tuc.trg and T'd.rl Combs.
JuneVU. J. H. M OII.l,
riti k, VaIjm s a caitrirr it tcs.
IL'Sr received a sn ail lot ofr-eit'ole Lta'.her Trunk.
tl aud Vaiirea, and some of rhea. rr stylt. Also, aa ai
act tnit nt of Caipet b g, for sale bv
J. H. MeG LL,
Laiia' and Gentlem.n's FurniiintiE Store.
June tl. eorr.er of f qua re and College slrtet.
yTTw. Vw -
tO -ta if
EXZ&Y1 PATIST BAI1B0AD HOEiE POWERS
AKD THKKHI50 sACEUES
Frvm Ua Agritmtimral Vorkftf S-vy a5MAra, J.
rrinf u.ll. ml al! lamma drairalM rf larrh.slr. lb
I bn and Boa am-raved HoRM Hi l AU.
TliKOHKI, lareaMettuily ealWd l bask v.arlvwraUa
Maeklaea, which art aiveny ekMlvdgd ta a WW
i lot ia all wtaera la point as dur.buiiy, tmcMacy, aad sasa
f af aratiwa.
A large avpitty wf th Machluaa have just beca raeeivesl
aad arw ter at ta. war.kwaMof
JA. A. McALLfTE A CO.
awuad s4 Nasivuie, Ttw
TVy ar. also far aaia by
R. O. IICHAHDSnt.
FraaAUa, WliUaa sea mipii, Teaaw
KM. at. CAkTwklX,
Lavaaoa, aawswas'i.f. a.
an. a. vtatxaa,
aael7-drtw. Markal . Daaaivlii,1eM.
IF two wish to vrt year Grain. wt H In r1 sb'ppiag
order, tiraia lr ahewieat oor h iatvJ! and
Chaitaaroga RaiUoad wiU o y k-s received ta new Unany
tmgt. or ta Oaeska'l Mm, of g4 ahty, vu
Mr4 s4 aaad to votin .Umii t.fcwhU eb.
..- i . . l : w a ( r :.m 1 . i mm mm iMca:as watka.
or ta svcocd-k.ail aas k. of a kiail. wl.J bwi fc rorvd
ua asraaroea. aa iay arw ii-a rm wmmt
ad wmuct rraws:. kwid, d sacks are Ab
aod Utrts. owrk.d, aal caio. aatseuns gaateato aa Im.
tho aaipptaA icvara ae4 4ostaAoa H aaab
aaca. . ..-, H. AkyAAAOV,
Juaslt. . t,P,- !
tt
m
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The only remedy for Conramption wbich ezperiesce 1 a.
proved rJiable, HEGIMAW, CLARK k CO't, (late Htnh-
ton, Clark Co.,)PURE AND SESCINB OOD 1ITCS
OIL. It ha stood the test of ten years witb inerea iof
popularity, aod proved t(Ecaciouhere othixslave tailed.
See that jou get Begeman, Clark k Co 'a, for since the
death of ear Mr. Ruttton, an article tailed "SjufJon't"
bt. been introduced, in no way ccnnic:ed witb E.C1 Co
or B. C. k ro.
Sold by IWIN k BROfl., JO. O.BBOWW, aod Vmg gists
generally. , jonel-dw2ii.
'Woodland Cream "A Pomadt for oeavtifyivq ike
Bair highly pennmed, taperior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing Ladie.Qair
itha.no equal, giving it a bright glossy appearance. It
oaases Gentletsen. Hair to earl in the most natnra man
ner. It remove, dandruff, always giving the bair the ap
pearance of being fresh ahampooDed. Price only fifty cents.
Nook genuine unless signed
fiTiUDGE k CO., Proprietors of the
"Bairn of Thousand Flowers.1
gold bv I1 Druggist. N.w Yoac.
suarcbt 6m
liead rhii
A Hollasdib's Tutihobt. Jacob Kinke, l!v:nj in the
Holland settlement ol isheboygan, Wisconsin, .say "After
surTering for some time tbe mi cry attending an utter p ros
tra ti on of mind and body, I have been restored, by using
BasH ava's licLLAao Eittus, to perfect bealih."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hollander, in Wifcon;in, Michigan, New Tort, in fact
in every Holland settlement in th. United State., argues
much in it. favor.
Try it for Chronic or Nervous Debility.or any Kerrout,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgic affection.
Advertisement,
105 MEDICAL PEEPKATIOHS
FOB 3 HE CUBE CF
EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersigned, having'been appointed scl Agent for
Nashville, for the aale of tie Medical Preparation, recom
mended n "Dr. Freese's Combined Pjftim of Practice, lor
Physician, and Families," would respectful'y offer them to
such of our citizens as need a retorat 'so to health.
These preparations are compcunctd 'rom the recipe, of
the cost celebrated Fbysician. ind Surgeon, of Eurcpe
and America, nJ will cure tteiy IniAin iii-eute, that is at
ail within the rtatb of remedies. These Preparation, have
been ttsled for je.r. by Pm feasor Freece, ar.d other ce'e-
brated Physicians of our country, in trelr daily practice,
and bave bem found invariably efftcloal.
For further particulars, ree Dr. Freete Combined Sys
tem of Practice, trgether witb Card., Potters, Ac
Both tl e Bock, Medicine Chest., and Mtdicinei may be
had of tbe ULdemgntd, at hi. Diug Fl re, in Nabviile.
JOHN J BEKII,
No. SO Pewanee Building, ollege at ,
JunelS 6m. NasLviJe, Tenn.
The FItlx Annihiliated.
Every summer and fa.l thoutands of people die of Flux,
Cholera, Dysentery, Griping Pains, and other irregularities
of the Bowels. It can now be cured in every ca.e tor 75
cents, by the use of ITJCXER'S CHOLERA SYBTJP,
which has been tested by the best physicians in tbe South
and West, and by tbem pronounced the most effectual
remedy now in u e. It has performed mora astonishing
cure, than any other specific. A human life can be saved
la nine case, out of ten by an investment of 75 cent.. Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For.ee by KERN AS k BAINS and T. WfLLS, Drug-
gisj. pr!4 6m
Hollowat's Pills. Purge the t-ystem at thi. season of
the year with a few dose, of thi. wonderf il medicine. It
act. npon tbe liver and stomach, pur.fyiDg tbe blood and
agisting digestion. Sold at the manufactories. No. (0
Maiden Line, New York, and No. 2 14 Strand, London; and
by all druggists, at 2V, tlXe, and tl per box.
87,000
Worth of Piece Good, ju.t received, comprising an ex
tensive stock of Cloth, of various colors aud cf the finest
texture ; also. Black and Fancy French", English and Amer
ican Cassimeres and Vestirgs in the grratett variety. All
adapted to tbe Spring trade and made up to order in tbe
latest style.
" HiRvxr" i. .till at his board.
mil CLIFTON k ABBOTT.
THE SCARCITY OF MEAL
I
T3 high price, and the Inconvenience of obtaining it,
induces u. to call a'.teatinn to .be
Celebrated "Excelsior" Mill,
A. adapted to orikdiso Mel for family use, and crushing
Lorn and Cob,, Wheat. Rye or oats for .toe., thereby en-
ablingi.Vi.KV MAN TO BKUUM
His Own Miller!
The "EXCELSIOR" has received nearly ONE HCNDRFD
PRKMIfM 1 in contests with the I-nproved '! ! tie (iiant."
"Star Mill" and others. Its grinding .urface i. eist sepa
rate from trie Mill ai d can be res'oreil, wnen worn out, at
a cost of three dollars. It a'so discharges the Meal from
one point directly into a ball-bushel, iurnishedcornpleta
nVitli Two Pair of Grinding
Kings,
(Wlileh make, it eq-ial in durability to two ordinary Mill.,)
or r ny t'onar-.
Coiiotv Rffrnra for al.
JAMES C. BALDWIN k CO.,
No. 87 Co lege street, Nashville, Term.
.nrOO lrw
EPPERSON SPfilNGS
ARK LOCATFD IN MAt?0N COfNTT, TENVESSFE,
on the waters of Trammel Creek, four mile. Kart of
tne turnpike leading from Gallatin, Tenn., to Scotvilie.
Kv., and ill ba prepared tnr tb. reception 01 vi'llors and
invalids by the lt of June. This place hu. alreav
ae iuired a reputaMon wi !! circulated lor the hiehlr medi-
cinal characer ofd. waters, (four different varieties) and
is now being visited h.y very many, living remotely, who go
in search cf a healthy aid delightful somrutr retrea-, not
onlv the invalid, but th seekers after pleasure.
Having gone to considerable expense in rflttlnganc
enlarging our mean, of sccomtrodatK n we (latter our
selves lhat we will be aide to add materially to Ihe con
fort of all who may laor as with a visit, having during the
past winter put away abrut seventy thousand pounds of
very One lee. We have I ad but t li alditional bed rooms.
besides a large one t t y 1 ft, latticed on each si .e to aflord
air, in which he I .vera cf pteasure and social enjoyment
will find ample room for recrea i. n.
It is only nrees-ary to say ti at clr-nlo affection, of any
of iha more Important organ, enl.lhit the tfGcacy of the
waters, particularly tnose ut lemale. Thrra will be a
practicing Physician here at all time, should hi - p ofes-
s'onal services be required, ihankful for Ihe vrr kind
an I liberal patronage h -ietofore exteLded toaards os. by
or numerous friends and visitors, we aiaia ask a eon'ir.u
anc if the same, with the asuranre th it neither t me nor
.a in thill be spired to render all eoroloi taDie and agreea
ble, who may tajnurn with us 10 future.
Having secured the service, of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
terson, the public may ba avurel of bea-ty cheer In
Ihe dining-roc m. Our rtabie, too, will be. well attended to.
Our charges will b a. low a. the limes and season will ad
mit of, vit: For rgolar boarders, or Ihose rnt aining one
e or more, iwaahing extra) a I. (HI per dav; children of
10 years cf sg- and Ubder and servant., half price: horse.
! cents per day. Tiansient vlsi'urs w II be charged So
era's per meal or from Sle" to f 2,00 per dy. Kor extra
services a reasonable cLarire will be made. Wa bin.. Iron
inr, Ac, 1 1. UU per dozen. Vor pre ilng or liooins die lor
ladi , half pr.ee.
A Hack will leave the Prrinrs averv other mornina at t
Vlook.A. Mto meet the Nashville A 1 oiimlle rtaa at
the hock liouie, to run regu arly thnuugh the season
V.M.A. UeB jW A HKUTtirK,
lone8 may14-trlw8m) Proprietors.
IIEKHSHEBA SPULc;S."
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN.
rPHIS favorite S immer resort, will be opened 'or the re
X rrption of visitors on the 1st of June next.
A new ilotel budding and many aew Cabin, bar been
erected, and all will be futnuhrd with entirely new ane ap
propriate rurnirure and arrangement are perfected to
nave the table shim li. d with alt rht luxuries and delicacies
of tlieieaaoo. Uoo4 bowling Alleys and a fine Ball Kocm,
suj.p id with music, are gratuitously eonlnbo.eil for the
health and amoreaunta of guesta.
Wioes and Liqu. rs, of rod quall'y, wtll bs sonnlird for
tal l and room ue,bul no saloon will ba opcuwd.
(rambung Is po-iliV.lv prohibited and Bo professional
Gan.bU.r need applr (or room.
The rpriogs are arceMlbi. by Railroad to MeMinn-
ville, thence ky good Coaeboa 80 mil and good HnteJ
se -c-n-Dooatious willbefjund al both Tuliahoo.a and Mi-
Minnvil'.e, tor the preferring to re naia over at either
plare, on thair way. Arraiigementa aw made ( ava
Hacks, liuggie. ana baddia uoraes lor lure anJ good sta
bling, proviacd for those bilngirg with them tt eir aa
horses.
Te road from MrMinnvilie to tbe base of tho mountain.
baa been pot in fine oruer, and the mountain road grade-l
and Bade af easv ascent. A daily mail wUI ba received
Iron da.hfl,le during lb visiliag sraws.
1 lie euiire piabageioeM of tb busmea of h lloialwiil
devils upou Ja. t. futt for two ytar. past at Lb. tily
Uoiei, Na-hvid.
Pawia. Ii per day 110 per week aod IU Par mouth.
CI ii.iren and servants t a. I p-aa.
Itr to sxlra charge lor lues or lighta.
jAUkci'. rcMACo
rtier-h-bafpringi, stay S. Prourtetora.
d n lulv t.
1), S? AVELLEIL
AQEICTJLTUHalL AND SEED STORE
SO. S7, B0T7TS MARKET ST.. HASHYILLE.
nATINf ttablL.hJ a geaer.t Agricultural Dewol at
tb above plae, I deur all wiy old and Una liieoda.
aod tbe pub.ie at targe, to call aod aee ae, and cisohbi
twy atk io trad. Th'Ohcra, tb latest and tmt ap
pr,Tst Mwer. aod Reaper., Uarnlii'l's Bonvailtd oora and
cottua Drill., B-1a y . pretaluot r lows asd tuluvators, uf
aaatuesv: (tardea Meua, or every variety, jo. Lruvsr.
Timothy, Wu It rasa. Orchard 6ras, Canary, berap and
Hap teal, Cork wl eat aad naiiry, uaatantiy aa tabd.
All kinu f AirscuUaj-aJ aad Uoitacuiuuai laiutcBMnu a
baud.
All kind, of Copper. Tia, Brwa and fhest Iron War
atdl auaauiacturtd, aad S va, Orataa. As , toe ta... Ag.
rscuitarai iu.p n.Bta Gait en taaa, a eerod ai. sold ai Ua
mata aciarei . pnca and irsnpor a. too. Atao.Tiaacia
Machine, and ll.od Tools trowt rock, eaaitA A to.1 Mana-
Uaatf, tNiatbiagtoa, C aa.
jtut ireatsd .udi.iv cf EusB.uaaa ana Cora Hoaaa.
Panspkia ttoa. for sa- low fcf aaaa. .
I AHtll B, TAKl! NOTICE,
a. WkLLEK, Agent hr J. M.I1M A t 0 Ptetlaad,
kj, ro ow prtlared to furuiaa J. Kameorowtb'a
B.
lai t -prv.d tt.Ai.S rAJT, ofcro 4 tut s peditKMe j
e leg ail k jds ol w lam and aoa foat4 March uta.
atowa iJaJL Jr. Bas loaaota. JaS.rvoa oa r ly. Ky.. eer-
t S bath WaaW. a ol Uo taoa, a e as ol wheat
wi.ich k osi-pwd to Iioiiaotst whew Las.aiod ft.
h teuad h. hod U4 beafe ol at aa .. aad so tauMu
of par ww4-
M. A. Ua., ?nar eviRty, SyM ert h that fc'a&a-
4, oa aa w lb faaa, ii otiaAok ol whM ta to sua
ble, aad asd ft !,
J. U. attar , ol esuaoovtisa, K v.. cart. Re. that K.la awe.
a aod a kalf kovra, ai.ad J5 ooai-oUof b.ltd kpe
aval tui.
1 lua fa haalakea aeveaty Uea trwt pvasaM.aaJ
tevea ulr
lir atodoas avOaAod. . .- - -
f.9' AU ordo . ptvatft.y 1
rs taa arr ldu
aUsd4 Vs. Prlae (33. K.
Juaa 1 laa.
CHICKERIIMC &
foie Agent
83? Entrance to Piano Boom throcgh C. W. bmith'.
Prize Medals Awarded
1. Or-r,DMFl)AL ...
.. Massaehuaetta Charitable Mrchan'o Amwiation
... Ma sachu-etts Charrtibie Mechanic As'ocito-i
.. Maasarhuseti. I haritable Mechanic Association ........
.. )1assachuetts r haritable Mechanic Association
,.. Mas? act ntt. Charitb:e Mechanic Assce'a'ion
.. Massachusetts f haritable Mechanic Association
.. Mrsa( buett8 Ch iriiable Mechanic AssoeiHtioa
.. Pennsvlvani pia e AgricoUnrai Soc'.ety
.. A'bany County Fair, New nrk
.. Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
.. American loritute, New Tork
. Maine Chariubte Mechanic Association
. Wa.-s.ehu e'ts Charitab'e Mechanic Association
,. Massschusefs m ar t hi Mc-nie Aswiation ........
.. M isschusett. Charitabte Mechanic Association
. Worcetter Couoty Mechanic Associa'ion
. Frankun Insti u e. t'ennsyvaiiia
Worcester County Mechanic Association
. Ma. .chusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
. Worcester Coun'y Mechanic Aaociaiion
. Wo ce'ter County Mechanic As.ocia-.io3
. 0' ioS a'e Board of Agriculture
. Ohio Slate Eoard of Agriculture
. Kentucky Mechanics' insiitu'e
. Massachn.'ett. Charitable Mechanic Asscciaticn
. Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
. Pennsylvania rotate Agricultural Society .
. il ini,i State Fair
. M.ss.cho'ettsCha-itable Mechanic Association
. H'orlu's Fair, London
. Massachusetts Charitable Mechan.e Association
. Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
J. GOLD tifDAL ...
(OLD Mr DAL ...
GOIDMI-PAL ...
GO D vfDAL ...
4.
OLD Ms DAI. ...
7. GOlD MfDAL ...
.
8. G'UD VEIIAL ...
9. GOI D MEDAL ...
Hi. GOI 1 MKDAL ...
11. GOLD MEDAL ....
1. FILTER M'-niL
. H1LVKR MID1L .
8. git Vf R MrDlL ,
4. 8ILVER MUHL .
6. ftiLVER MEDIL
. SILVER MKDAL .
T. fit VER MrDaL .
8. fILTEtt MEDAL .
9. fILVER MEDAL .
IV 81LVKR MKLmL .
11. S LVEH MIPAL .
12. f ll.VER MFDAL .
1. HLVER MEDAL .
14. SI I VE-l MED AL .
IV r-ILVKR WIDAL .
1. PILVKft Mll)AL .
17. EILTER MEDAL .
I. BnONZ"! MFDtL
8. BRONZE MlDlL
8. ROZE MI.DiL
4. BRONZi MlDiL
Cliiclicriiisr and
AT THE' EIGHTH
flIASSACIirSETTSCIIAltITABLE3IECIIAMCASSOCIATIOMnlS5G,
Iteportof l lie Judges,
HFVRT K. OLIVER, J. C. D. PAPKET, LEVI P. TTOMER,
OTTO I REaFL. GEO. ilLNOT, WM. REED,
GEO. M. WARREN, June as.
The follnwing instrnroi-nts were rffered for examination, In competilion for awards :
i orty-eight Piano Fortes, subdivided aa fullow.:
Nineteen Grands.
Three Semi brands,
Two Parlor Grands,
TMr:y-thre rquares.
Io the departmen;of Piano Forte.; the eenmittee, uniting into one class, as is obviously correct, tbe Grinds, Serai
Grands and Parlor Orands, recommend the following awaids :
Chickerine A Font, for their Grands, cmi-Grand, and Parlor Grard', for most decided and meritorious Improvement.,
a Grid Med il.
Chiekenog A Sons for thetwo best Fqurre Tiano Fortes, rf Seven Octavo each, the f nt Silver Medal.
The committee, incoming to a Ceei.ion upon the merits of i he several instrunents cl which they have just determined
their award, were ol -ntire unanimity. They did not besi'ate for a iromeni. in deciding tt at the Grand Piaco Fortes from
tlie justly ctlelrated hou-e of the 5let.rs. Chickering t'on, were not only a'together manifestly superior to all com
petitors at the preseat Exhibition, but were an equslly manifest, and greatly advanced in proven. eH ovr tbe well
commended pro'oc i n of tie ame ts'ablifl me nt (CT ted at anterior xbitions. And the committee not only feel it
to be a pleasure, but sn cb.ious du'y, to congratulate the p e-ent heads of ihi. long established house, lhat they hav so
well tuHained its bigk repute. The memory ol the good name, srd of ihe good deeds, aod of the great skill of Us
found- r.iha'i long be cheri h-d; Bod it is a ma' ter of eijuai fati-fact'on and prioe thtit the garaentof prai.a he has so
ftirly won aud wore, has fallen upon shtu ders woitliv to receive ard able to honor it.
The Seiui-t-rai ds ol bickerii g A Sons, ar d a Park.r-0.rai d by the ;ame firm, w ere superb instrument-; and Ihisla't
had the sv. ral variet.es of UraudK, temi-G rands, and Par lor-Grands been krpt li-t net in e'ass, wculd have bee i enti
tled, a hi j I. est award, both for it- own in rinsic merit, and a a new and meritorious invention. Fut all there were uoi
ltd into one das', ant. th award was made accorUngly. The Parlor-Grand, first en an-ited from the hons of Chleker
ng A .ons. and made iu appearance at ihe eshtbit on of 18-3. and the committee of that year awarded to it a U !d
Medai; but inasmuch t the laie l. meuted head of the firm wa. a n ember ol the then Government of 'he l-ocle'.y , the
awrd rou d oot becotnr ed colsis eel y w.tn tbe laws or tbe A-socta ion. It wou d auura iha committee great satis
f cti.iu cou'd t' i. awarl be now outitirmed.
That the Judgn ent tf the onimittee may be di-tinctly
strumenta under di;cuion. Tiiey pu- the eveal varieties
first p emium, io ci-vet the three ar..ties offered by them Gold Mioil.
In the class of Square Piano Fortes, the awa d. of the committee were made with eqial unanimitv. The instrurreat.
of C bickering A Suns are at tbe head.
It is not necctwry u. li cuss the merits or the other fquare Piano rortei in dUi!. Those to which awards have been
assigned are plac.d in (.e order of their merit, as adiudged by th- comruitiee, and those tf whxh special nienlion is not
made are parsed by as not cciuirg ip to a just .Uudard of excellence.
Twenty-Eiglth Annual Fair of the American Institute, New
York, 1856.
H. A. VOI LENHACI T, W. II. SAGE. JAMF.8 HARKiSOV, L. M. GOTTSCII ALK, JCDcaa.
Cbiciering A Sous, listen, Mas. For the bett Grand Fiano Fortes, Gold Muil.
At Pitti-burg, Ihe pretent sea? on, Me'srs.Chickerlrg A Pons, were awardel the highest premium, a S lver Medal.
Aii-o, at Hie lilijiniji t-Ue F'air, the Ii hest premium for Piano Fortes, a tilver .Medal. Siar 2-j to Ju'y 1.
aoaoanowaawMawawawaoDaaaasesoawzoKonoxewsawnrai
REAL ESTATE SALES.
FXCtLLENT LAND FCR SALF.
0 Wl-DNE-DT, JrLv lfl. we will o'er frrsa'e to ths
h'pbet bo'der. on liberal credit", one of the mof fer
tile Tree's cf I and in DariiWon county, ro--.taining about
40ft acres, lvlne on the road leading from Franklin to
lebsnon, half a mile nrth of the No'msville tu'npiae
roid, three mi'rs seuth cf he a-hvi'Ir and I h itti.noogi
Fail oad, snd twelve miles f-om Nah.il'e.
It i" not onr deire to (.uir or to overrat- what we hae
to sell, but we desire to rnsvev a f ilr, Ju-t aad rue eon
cptl n o' the property: bu'. If our desire was direrent, it
would be difficult t overra? the q 1 a'illes and S'lvantapes
ol fds tract of 'an I. It h.-s a d,irk. Ino-e and :rii n soil
of the iro.t pro 'ue ive nunlit.; ah 11' 2' seres e'eared,
and in a high .late of cult 1 wit ton , and 2: o ce in plend.il
timber, all unr excellent feuces, Lui'.t al t o t entirely of
Cednr.
WATER OP rPrIO"? jrALITV OVVRV OR MORE
NEV R FAII1NT 8PKING1, AND RLNNINO STIIEAMS,
arTordlrg to thr f elds, woods and 1 astores a constant rupp y
rt wat-r ; heavily tirberrd with no lar, . ak, ash, nut. r
tree, 'ynn, borlder, blttk Icci.t, and suJic ent ccd.tr to
keeo up the fence..
THE DWELLING Is a very neat and eoTfortahle wood
building, wethert o irded, ar.d nai'ile I ou'si.'e, and ceiled
or lathe plastered and pap.reJ inside, with seven good
snd eon-mod ou. room, two porch' a, and a dry and airy
e I ar underneath, rood douhie kitchen, nrg-o houses, ear
rag home, one large gra-iary, abedded round, t o good
tobacco burns, stables, e irs, and a sp'en lid g irden, ore
se'ect yonng orchard, with over 2Hi bea'ing trees, ou Iu 1
grown orchard o' peach and apple tree, witti manv oiler
fruit trees in different parts of Ihe farm; ao ice house,
tone spring house, a good horse nil), mill stones, be-t
Fre-eh burr, and superfine b illing cheat and cloth, with
many othe eonveuiencrs too tedious to mtn'inn.
Ta en all together, t'ds i one cf ihe riche-t, moil de
S'rable and pro-inetive tracts of laud in Davmaon coan y,
and will be .old ia
rivr. lots.
V.rvlnginslae from fO to 110 .errs. Or we would se'l all
toretber ti suit purchasers, ar d it would maVe one of th
best stock farm, in the ft ate. P.rions wishing t examine
ths plan will call on StiLOMON 1. MOKTON. on Ihe
pren ises, c on the oodersignnl at No. l heery stree'
Termo A credit on ore third till first January, 1SSR,
ene third first January, 1;19, and balance lint Ji uary,
ll'i. Noies we 1 secured, will.out intereit, required, and
a hen retained.
Omoibus-es and collation free a e.nsL Thore desiring
teat, will p eas. mct at the P.t othoe bv 6 oVh-k, A. M.
nance a woodward.
June IVeoiwtd. Agents.
IK)IF. AXIl Lor nut tu i:.
I AM oTering for -ale. priva'elv, a Hou and I ut,
situated on Prnsd street, a lew doors above Sure,
mer; fronting 8 .V feet on Kroad. running back If.
fee: to an alley I he bou-e contains 7 rooms In tl n a n
ba lding, wi h Kitchen, bath-bou-e, .moke bouse, Ac. We
witl give a bargain in the above iropertv, and our term,
.ha'lbeeasy. t. K. U LAl-CO' K, Ag nt.
JunelS. No 67, t berry .t.
iiui m: and lot ion sam:.
I BAVE a beautiful Hoot and I ot on Cra.fr I . ,
.treet, ail Io good trder, which I am Instructed f "Ay
10 sell poslf rely. These in want of a I one, eh.p t - :
would do well to call on n e s n. If not sold witnto a few
day. privately.it will be oCered at publle r.oetiun.
t. K GLASCOCK, Apent,
janelT. No. 7 the. ry sC
I.TlFltOVLD CITY PKUPLKTY
SAM:.
VALrARLK Itooieand Lot en Church at . aKfa
fronting SI ft 00 said .treet. running bark f j
ISO, ft. or SI feet, and t3deep. witb a tronl of 13 ft M,'!'!
n rproee street. This ia a valuable pine of pa op- tmm '
rtv, ar.d located in th fln-.t aeiliorhod in 111 city,
and will b old oa liberal term. Fnqmreof
X. R. GLAtlLOCR. Agent,
JuusH. o. 67 Chtrry at.
A I.SO,
JOT V. ll.ei.M aod 10O, In Preston Hav'. sdii
J lion ta Nabille, rrcDtiug M fe ton Folk street, run
ning Back ISj ket. A burgaio will ba givn in these lou.
ALMI,
VTWOgTORT ItftlCK, ennlaining or T mom. Th
lot feoBUa MX feet, aod runelig tack ! 7 feet I an
a.lev. Thi. la veiy dettrabl prcpertv, and situated a
short distance irom th radiance of Mr. bUoo. v 01!)
f .v. a baraaio 10 .his prorty.
A beaou.'ui Va a I rawford street, running back ta
Melomre .treet IM fett
Allof lb above property ! located la thrvlog portion.
of th City, aa s peraoria de.iroa. ! Baking pur- hue al
a bargain, ill tail on . It. &. GLAKX K, Ag.ut,
)wnl- T Cherry s.
L A. li hi "r
Ow TTHneadiy th. Mb of Ju'y ant. a tract roata-alng
near y siMaer-a, In I'avidoo roanty, eievtn siii
Snuih of Nshviito.OB Biii frowi lb N. A C BV R.oa
Mill Crek, th premise, of M. F. Job, to b Mid at aoe
lion. foe third to b f aid the xi-k Loreaibor Beat, en
and two tear tin ta tb other navac .all without In-
W.t. wand asd ai provod Beo n(y oa th inl psineau
Aut cn bail of th ti.et I. Sa ruliivatsoa. ia ebel
of wLlcl I Mill eeeek brtiooi, th ethar tt f is wood.
ana vatcsbi rend eg tiaater, av a Bi.am raw and brat
Mill, with lair l prowana ; a new fro bolldisg l
bmidiar ft orally gocd. aad tardea. Ualirg rpring wa:e
f onvealeai, aad a lu.sry Indeed to Cue mer. Bear 1 ry
sik or Iran ire, ana vies., lor lbt tiltMl,
w ill sen aooul lul acres with ba Ut prove at 3t s. ru
th peivtieg uf asoro. Tb oBvr portioa IB smaller !.,
aa iewa a ta asapa. a. to . ta.lta, uilii ttt Uad.
timber aad water, cad aad sx before th day f a .
JanaS Its-.iw. r - . F. JO.NU.
CUFTOH & ABBOTT
7 OLLO reafwciftflly osji to attentlca of their friends
v asd Use public gcaara ry l tkrtr preal stark f
Spring and Summer tiocds,
..Bsiaue of Meal and 07' OoUUcg ol ail tijlca tad
axwoa. Aio,
Furnishiu; Coodt.
la th greatest van.lv, aasoog okicb ar Erttka TfaU-Hoao:
a aatxruir aricir. Fancy aad Cottaa Half Hjm, Mrta
att ba-f-Hoa; !- a, l Jotovuie, Loaiea, and a real
v.n.tv of her heck 1; a eery rick attroaai 0
0k a-k Oravaia, fi'.a. Kid, Itol Thread and olbee tttwvoa.
klarvei-Mii, Faef aad W kit Murtac. fbwl Ct-n. tfcata
laaey aad wbito; 9. Drawer and Bhina,- Mortoa, himi
tbsoad aad Jeaa ekirta asd Or.war. rBoa tisth.
aowsig a oat ol artio t too aoawewoa to faoaAso, Mwk rw
golvei. - - - - - sutU
PLOW W-MaU A psr tttaaoorf Fw a hand a4
wl aaa by Be IV 0, lULAUT.
SONS' PIANOS.
THE subscriber, having been appointed 8o!e Agent fcr tbe saJa of the
above celebrated Instrument, or Nashva e and Middle Tenneosee.haa Uken
the room, over C. W. tmiih'i Book.iore, No. 41 College street, where h has
now open and f. r sale, an assortment of th diderent pattern, of MXi
and 7 ocUvea,Hme of them beautifully carved ia the style of Louis XI.
Purchaser, and ir.e eitiiis generally are respectfully invited to eU aod
exam ne thi. One. tock of Pianoa, which, for beauty 0 finish, fullUMS
and pott er of tone?, and elsstieitv of touch, canoot be surpad
bt any j-ianos manufactured either in lh United SUtes or lurope. Averv
Instrument warranted and .old at n,an".fetorer's pn'ces, adding cost of
transporta'km on y. . 1 . . 3VT 31! X-S Zj O IX.
for Cbickering k Skins, for Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Bookstore, No. 41 Cclieg-sU
the Chickering Piano.
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Sons' Piano Fortes,
EXHIBITION OFTnE
understood, they now repeit their award, n n tbe class of in-
ir to one class, and it.ey award to Ct.ickerlDg A sons the
M'UE Subscriber havinr ou hand aa un-
X us-ial y Urge Sb'ck or PlANo riKT-S,
for the Summer tiaiie, will rffT extra ia
ducen ents either f r ch nr four oiintb.
paper, ( nieri s , oni ad. I- d )
Tho-e in need of a No. 1 Instrument,
would do well 10 give me a call. Every
Piano sold bv me s fully warranted.
Aio-A UrveS'oc Mu iciil MerchanJise
and 'hee- M imc: amongst which cau b
f und the Wauttful s- nt : Gent'e Annie,
Mug.ie ly mr i.le.Oll riayUound, U hat
do.t tho.., t)h wandering Iove, Ac, Ac,
Waltaes, Kanureulus hose-bud, ?igath
eiilan, Ac. I'o kaa May tjueen, Hesita
tion, Mioel aha Lavera' Letter Boi, Crystal,
sc. Come aod tee, at No. 3a, Union
.treet.
juue'22. JAS. A. MoCLCRE.
IRMSTTiOM & CO.
i
J
3LiMufatturers, Ageiits!aiiti;UeaIcr
IX ALL XIX OS Of
MACHINERY,
Agricultural Implements,
Buildini? Materials, &c.,
io. GO, .Markt-t Street.
Tlircsliiiifllachincs
BAISTON'8 OHIO EIGHT H0E8E POWER
THBEIBIB ASD CLEANIE;
OHIO FOUE EOESE THEESBE2 WITS STRAW
STACKER;
OHIO Fi-US E0E8X IE EES EES WITHOUT
8TEAW STACK EE ;
TWO E0EE BAILS 0 AD 70WIB TEBESHJ3
ASD 6EPABA10S;
CXE ECBSE BAIIBOAD POWEB THEESEEB
AXD EEPABATOB;
. aiOFF IT'S TBEE3BEB8 AJTD CLE All ESS, all
silts.
Ilea pcrs 4V Hot vers
NEW TOBX HAMD BEAPEBS;
XESTUCKT HAEVE8TEB;
BUGQ'3 C0K2IJED BEAPEB A5D. XOWEB
CFJSTEE BEAFT.
Si raw Cuiicrs.
EINCLAIE'S POWEB STBAW C0TTEBJ4. lita
f AJiSFOBD'S BAUD STBAW CTJTTES. 2 aiie
11 heat I" mis.
PTJXPBBET'8 PBEXIXrai 7A5 KHIi;
TAN PELTS CELiEBATED FASoHILLS ;
BUILCIKG MATERIALS, &C.
00 EELS. BTD2AULIC CEME5T J
L ISO EELS. PLASTER PABIS;
2,000 IE3S WBITE LEAD;
60 3 ELS. LXSSEED'OIL;
600 EOXES WIXLOW CLASS-Asaortad Siiai;
10,000 LI0BTS WL5D0W 8 ASS " "
:S PAIS WISDOW ELISIiS;
23ABBLEIZED IBOS XAXTLXS.
Sundries.
Wa htT a Iirga taaortaaat of PLOWS, CTJL
TITAI0B3, CCBX 8HIL1IS8, COM PLAHT
EES, HABB0WS, BOBSX BABES, BOAS IC2A
PEES, CECIBE1S, CBALJ PCKPS.Ae.
W ua aJaa ig.Ai tor :
WOOD'S PCBTABLZ ETZAX 1301118;
KCSS'S CI2CULAB SAW KILLS;
FAEEA WCOL CABDIX0 KACSCSXSi
BED WELL'S 8BCT lCICSZSES;
CIBCTJLAR SAWS for BavisflCer. Woo4 5 .
SET CUE'S IBJIS IEILL;
HAIEUCTS CBIST UHL.
AtMSTKOXO b CO.
bebs AldUawAtv
IIAKEU.COjr t'TlO.ARr.e.
CHAtLrt RCIT0!.f!U t tb irsa f i. O. A C.
, (oerM, jw rw,roUo k txavnoaa at .
IT Market uwt, ot"t sHBwsfaJ whera
k' I pevp" mu4 BJ wrdeeaiai ait B.S
hraie'a ol k.kac. lBwunary, Adwi h wblea be aay
klavv4- b ioiwiaiirs ba aad of U k t ta
i ad b ltl-r wH tl b eaa givo ia kM( (af.
Ice's eatlfJea. o win Mi by wa Vat e rotaJ, nj
odr f'e a disw am MMil-i H rerara. grasef I
ihaoa fur larf Ba'rMag I baa kereW-lt r Mvltid,
ana po(ia ttusaad wa aawrts a aoaiiuaane of ta. as at.
Jaae 1 L
n ot it, i loi u.
500
tSLi as I 5i3 oa of lift f La
ssor aai fct aje a K'ikt4,
. 11 sW Col if swoai.
TT0RD TO THE WISE !
' it ..
wish to to
salts Y and
STBOBis during
the Summer,
go at once and
get soma of
H'l.iil S
CaURBATSV
STRExoTBEsrao .
VOBOItL ABO
Blooo Prrn
aa. It ia th
caT
'TcikTA1
only rosuedv than win remove all Jmpurties from the
BLOOD. It being a Tonic, it will at the same time oms"'
en and Invigor.te th .ystem.
Thousands In St. Louis hav nsed it, an ! the nniverw
expression la, that it never fail ia curing bbt eompiainl
arising froro a disorder d S'ate of the Liver, Stomach or
it,...i. a tmm rinaea win cure Diarrbcoa or Uvsentery.
A. a Diuretic, it will cure .ry fbease of the Ki nev,
Ceetu, or Blacder; a. an Alterative, it wi'l purl y tie
blood, and remove all Yellowness, Pimples or Sores .rom
"iMs'a'snre preventive for Tellcw fever, ChHI" or Atu
Dd ftTer and Cfolera. There ia bo Bi-staVe sbeut it.
We can refer to hundreds of STeamboat Men and other, to
prow. tat fact.
McLvaVs InncB-nrnta Coariil doe. rot rveofreeer
tiflcatea lo bring it irto notice, one dose i sufficient .to
convince the most skeptical of ir. wonderful Invigoraung
effects. Call and try it. It i very pleasant to lake.
Every Coantry merchant should take a s'ipt'lv home
with him. It is n Iniii-pensable remedy for vevy family.
J. U. SIcLEAN, Pol Proiriir of rhu Coidiai.
Abo, McLean'. Ya'canic il l ii imtnl.
f- principal Depot, on tte corner of Thi'd and Pibo
.treats. 8t. Louis, Mo.
tay- Price, 1 1 CO per Potile.
tW For aale by all the principal Merchant, and Drug
gisu in the city and country.
IVcLEAVS VOLCAMC OIL LHIMCXT.
The g-eatt remedv ever discovered for Man or Beast
The unparalelled socces. of this Liniment U a aufficien t
guarantee for its astonishing effieaev. The Lame are "ado
to walk, the Wounded, Kruised and fore are healed, an d
all who use it rejoice In Ita healing and invigorating ef
fect. McLean. Toleane Oil Liniment posw-sse. curative pow
er supenoi to all other external remedie.,be'r.g so chemi
cally combined as to retain in its combination ail the vir
tues of it. several Ine redienta as to enable it to penetrate
the minutest vessels of the body, disaiminatiog as healicg
ir fluence, rt roving rhe cause of the disea'e.and imparting;
life, health, strength ar.d vivaci y to the whole system.
We see or hear daily ol persons who were confirmed
Cripples. Their arms jm leg' paralixed or drawn crooked,
their muscles being .hri veiled and contracted, who now re
joice in their permanent restoration of the ue r-t iher
limbs by the use of Hcl rsn's celebrated voieanie uil Lini
ment. "Viho,,,then wit .offer with local pain or externa I
disease, when a Ufa and sure remedy to ao ea-i.v obtained f
Reader, are you aBlir'e l with Cancers, Piles, Tumors,
Fweliing., Broachele, Goitre, Paralywa, Chronic or Infiauia
tory hheumatism, gliffnes in your Joints, Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia, W.aknes of the Joint. Mu'Clesor
Ligaments, Ear Ache or Tooth Ache, Bruises, Sprains,
Wounds, Flesh Cut., l lcer.or lever Sores Caktd EreaaU,
Sore Nipt.les, Burns, fcalds, Inflamation cr Patns, no mat
ter how severe er how torg the disease has existecf Sutler
no longer , McLean. Vo canie Oil Liniment will cure you.
It has been thoroughly tested In all of the above diseaae,
and w hav never known it to fail in giving speedy and
permanent relief.
That loathsome and distressing dissase, th Piles, which
has heretofore been eo-trfrrfd itcurable, car. be perma
nently cured by this wonderful Liniment.
Then trifle nolongir with common liniments and rente
die call st once and ret a supply of McLean's Volcaoie
Oil Liniment. It ia a safe and certain cure, aud tbe oily
reliable remedy for the curoof local pain. sores, swellings,
etc., on man r beast.
J. H. VcLEAN, Bole Proprietor.
ffff" Princ!pal Depot on the corner of Pine auo Third
street', tt. louis. Mo.
tT for sale by all the principal Merchant, and Dm g
gists in the city and country. av riJ
ALSOP'S KAST 1XD1A PALE ALE.
Messrs. AVcssi'll & Thompson,
TTAVINrt been appointed by Mr. Arthur Kendall, f ".
1 Y-.soleagent for Messre. 8. All-opp A ona, agen', ia
ths sale of this celebra ed Engli-h Ale, beg leave to suh oin
teitimonialsfor the informatioo of the public, fro n ihe lead
ing I'bysician. and Chem stsof lha day, as to the ned.eal
advantages and efficient tonic properties of A l.-pp'a At.
It is particularly recommended to invalids and as a genera I
djiak to tho.e in health.
From Eiron ZsW.
"Tlie ;p-cimen of y. ur Tale Ale snt to rr afforded ma
another opportunity of conflrmirg its valuable qj..llties.
I am my-ell an admirer of thi. beve.ige, and my own ex
perience eoablea m to recommend it, io accordance wilts
the opinion of the mot eminent English phy.ic'ai.. as a
very aureeanle and elfeient ton-c, iii a a general lecer
ti(e, loth Ar fie inrutiJ and Vi4 roiunt.
"C'i.efS, Jfll g."
From Frf eiwor Graham, F It S '., Cnlrrryity CtJltge,
London; and Prif ll' fmnvn, th V. FMJS. CuUtvetf
iTieniiittry, Lo-tlin.
"The siftirg nature nf tne chemical examination which
Ihe Beers of Mesur. ALISOPf'S aian'ilac ui for maiy
ironths past hav been subjected to, Lilly e-tabli-hes their
incon:e-thle unty. Ihei roce-s ol brsw ng fale A is
one n vh'ch nothing but water anl the best ma I' and h. i-,
if the first qua ity, are u.eil; il is as vperut.on of tin
greatest i.iij.-y und care, which sou .1 be en iiey
ru n-d bv anv tamie.ng with tl.e materials eu pioyd.
"London, Jja il id."
From the Analytical Sanitary Otntn iflrner of t
".uncff," Jiiy 15, ls"Si.
"From 'he pure and wholesome aature of th ingredient
employed, the moderate preportion of alcohol present, aud
Ihe very consid rable qutotity of aromatic anodyne litter
Uerivedf.om bops contained in these Beers, they tend to
preserve the tone and vigor of th btomach, and conduce
to ibe restoration f the health of that organ when in a
tale of weaknesa or debility. They rrstmM-, Indeed,
from their lightness, a Wise or Malt ratter than an ordi
nary fermented infusion; and iti. Very satisfactory to find)
that a beverage of such general consumption i. eniirciy
free Rom every kind of iMipurity.
From Fro. Muiprait, F.It RE. member Me Royal
iruth Academy.
"I have carefully eaaunotd and analysed .ample o
your AK. aud find that thv do not contain a panicl o
anv iniuiioue sul stance. utui my Jam u y Lis wa4
jyour A I en for year unit villi jrerfmt ctnfidtnc in Uuttr
purify. I know that pal Ale, when prepc ed, as it must
be in your Brewery, under acietitiBc aurveu.anc: , cou aiu.
a large quautny of nutritious ma ter; aod the bop, by ita
tonic properties, give, a healthy tone to ibestouiicb.
CoiUa qf Chemistry, Ltverpovi, Ajjrii it)."
From. George uJJ, Jf D. Senior PhytUian of Fing'9
CUlcae ItjUaJ.
"I did not want any testimony to satisfy me of the per
fect purity of Ibe Ple A.'e niiinijtfu-i ly you. A ciot
Lhaerra'ioa of its effect upun mv.tlf. Bud upon Biany
others to wh m I have prescribed it, toug ao convinced
me, a. much as the most erci.in chemical aua ysi. could
do, Uiat it contain nothing more than, malt and hope, and
kat U is a Jirtt rut Vereraae."
"Doter 'ttieet, Miy l."
From, Xrhall Hail, il. D., F F.S
"My co nd deuce in the purity of y ur Pate A'e remains
unshaken and ny opiuion of it grmat ain4 in a dieieiio
and remedial p. int of view ia enurely vailriued by Sing
lim aud experience.
''Grtnrtrnor-1ret,Ajrii SO."
From Banjlrtd Yinim, RnJ , Suryon.
"ALU-OP H Pal. and Hitter Ale la the mot titril
of bererayet, ; vhmhiiwj tmeetttngly 9,UuoiAe Umte prop,
mi tie lis ua tie'jnntfortn Lupulioe, or the active prii.ci
ple of the tup, is b wetl knowa tonic, but is apt lo d-sa-gre
with Ibe stomach when given .Imply; it ia usual. Il ea,
when prescribed, to eon bin it with Bom enrnitent; bo
bet'er can be than the extract. v matters f malt; bene,
as the analysis of ycu- liecrha proved it to be a fermented
olutioa of Biali and bopi only, we hav a mo;l useful
medicine In a mo I arrrpiab' furta.
"Lrvirun, lointoail,jun1.'
From Jam i FetrU, If. D.
"For many year I ti.v been m lb babit of reeemmenoV
iBg th U- i f ALLcOl P'S bit er Beer as a beverag to
inraliaa who required a regul.ted diet; and 1 certainly
could not bar dou so, BO'eaa frtm the evidence lhat the
liquor was perfectly termcntaJ, Aid made fro-n t'i beat
and most wh. leioine ir.gre uente. Where drinks of a nutri
tive and auitnarh e cbaiactcrare indicated, i-ninr rf nun,
a yH, on sc.n-A trrl I amid to tafmly defend jor acin g
yotnl, a A LL1l;i"$ BuUr beer.
"LttetyoU, May t."
Acd many oiLar. which asay ,b lo.pected at oar eSce
Oa draught at
A. JOSS ARD A B nix's.
Union st.
To be had In hl.6. for Hotels, IwstauranU, Ac, and la
as of a and doava pinu from
VSlVKLL A TH0MPSO",
majSX lm. CoLfeciioner.-, Naahsule.
SAVANNAH LOTTERY
021 TBE HAY ASA PLAJI Of lUWLZ RDJIIEBS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
(sBoreavors to J. P. Wrntr, Manager.)
PRIZES PATABLE WITHOUT DKDL'CTIO.
CAPITAL TlMilZHTSGOjOOO !
30,000 TICKETS.
Jasper Coanly Academy Lotterj.
BT ACTH0BITT OP TBI 8TATI0PQE0&6IA
C I. A M H I.
Draws Jaly 15th, 1S57,
AT ST. AMJUBHS' HALL ba.aaaaJl, Ua.,
swuro eupenaiendcoc f W. A.. By asoas, tsq.
PrsDliaa, m,.
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7 i ApproxiointkiB Priaea.
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Tiekau tlO 00: HaItm 13.00; Quartan 2J0.
SOT Paak Notes of sound Bnks us. a par -
thecka a Nw York remitted be prs
AidreM orders lar uck.t e eeruoe.i- paes.ge. 0
Uektsu A-NDEaVol ",
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Pnae rwaeia ol J. I. .but.
Mao.eer, wi l arad item I - '
IV AJilrvs. d.c for TKk.U m at M w 15
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JoaolT-trwus-
SHESIIT'S SALE.
BT vtrto f " aeid tart lo direeted.and deiirerstT
ffm, ta liooa'abo Lirea.t foa.n of Lav.d-ea oair.
,llrttM, at ka May levai, Is&I, 1 oul sivsm to p-ti,
Mt tb ki.'.wM bidie, for ak. at the CeaH-aoe
.rd go:, hi thoCKy of Paahvib, M ItU'kusI tUB
ISfU ii A t OH JILT, !-sT. ait lhrg'.U titte, eaiiw, lar.
BsroH aat .tat wkeli Jvha. C atciUsor the had. r
Ky a-v siaeo aeqaired la and i Ik rulmw-ag dee bed
lrat.ra, pa- I or tot of giewad, rwtt: a pri uf la
. I4J, la k or ioal Ua of 'bo ov f kvui,
aad boaaaod aa f-i.ws .-: B.inBiug oa ta
ouroaeol Car ad t,jcm mnu ta a. i tiij, ruo nDg
lAoor wt h the I1BO of Bpnar sarost la a o;hr!y oltoa
am. l. lee IsscBe sa to oovuor ol a pan of lanl Lot
kovctaOrw oid lo Jci.a A "' rtaor, isaeo at right
aaio wvh aak. ri rues itrwi ts t to a sico, Ukuc
pal'lwl h said pao strwrt ta a Sorib.r y a.riijo
ltd leal I lacooa to ts.y strwtl, lies' wuh th ba a
Uaf street ia a wmcr.y 4jsa wt) tort W lh bee n.
aB4,bi( s aa '! vrty ( iuia 0. at. La
rB' M awisy Jjdg tents iRUerwil us tavoe of Jasoat
JvmhA W s -I kukl Weoaaaad . . veaawa,
BAiaatSaud M&Uasom.
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" i;wkoDi lot.lTin.
Cntt MUXES has jast opewod hi. oa orb ew9ot
gooaia . A bis lo'W, Ho. Chorey tr.t. vr, -
oaa, as a.! um, rify lb thirsty will a oal u4s aal
hmmj-ht be-, ila lawtwn tno Biiaua or li. jir-.ij
lo k- ebUabiba, aad proauawo to kt a Bb-rwi aep!
wf aJt lb reywiuug oebeaa l loo a eeaiaaii ao.
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