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jf Aaron Stretch. 1858. 1858, SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. J. BA UMA2f Propi-ietors.

JE. BAUMAN Manufacturers of ROCK CITY FLOUR, will pay the highest price, at all times, for Wheatand Corn, at their Mills, corner of Line and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. River News. The river was receding very slowly yesterday with about seven feet on the shoals. Weather cool and cloudy, after a heavy rain on Monday afternoon and night.

There were no arrivals of steamboats yesterday. The departures were the S. P. Hibbard for Pittsburg, and the Sallie West for St. Louis.

Fob Memphis to-day. It will be borne in mind that the elegant mail packet City of Huntsville leaves this evening for Memphis. We recommend travelers who are going down to get on board. They will find everything comfortable and agreeable. IL Republican Banner Office, May.

12, 1858. Cotton Sales yesterday of only a email lot at Tobacco Sales at the warehouse; of Fisher Wheless of 33 hhds. as follows 3.50; 4.60; 2 at5.10; 5.30; 5.50; 5.80; 6.30; 6.35; 2 at 6.55; 6.G5; 13 at 7.00; 7.10; 2 at 7.25; 7.60; 7.70; 7.90. These prices indicate a decline of one to two dollars on the hundred. Bacon The receipts continue active.

No change in prices. Sales of several lots eides at 9. ATLANTA MARKET. Atlanta, May 8, 1858. JSditors Banner: Prices current with us to-day: Bacon, hog round dull, 9sl0; clear sides llall, scarce and in demand; hamsOalO; shoulders 8a8, and dull; lard in He; flour and wheat dull at former quotations; corn dull at 58a60 sacked.

Trade generally languid and prices in favor ol buyers. Respectfully, SEAGO, CO. Forwarding and Commission Merchant. W. P.

Bans. H. K. Walker. J.

Roberta. B-AJXTGk, WAiKEH CO. HAVISO SUPPLIED OUR OFFICK WITH A New Adams Power Press, AND RUGGLES JOB PRESS. With all the Late Improvements, and with a Complete Assortment of New Type and having also applied Si.eara to our Machinery, we are prepared to execute, frith despatch, all orders for BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BILLHEADS, CIRCULARS, RAILROAD WORK, STEAMBOAT WORK, BILLS, CARDS, FUSERAL. TICKETS, In short, every description of Plain and Fancy Prin tn-pthat may be desired, at short notice and in the best style of the art.

Bang, Walker Intcs of FOR RACH SQUARE OF TEN LIKES OR" LESS. One insertion Each additional ihe' tion 50 1 Week 3,00 Each additional square, 1,50 2 4,50 2,00 1 Month 6,00 8,00 2 9,00 4,60 8 12.00 6,00 6 18,00 8,00 12 25,00 10,00 Advertisers exceeding tho space tBntracted for will be charged for the excess. BANK 'HOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST. No. 44 South Market street, near the Square, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, WPOBTERS AND DEALERS IK FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, FINE SHEFFIELD CUTLERY, DERINGER AND COLT'S PISTOLS PEKCUSSION CAPS, FLASKS, POUCHES, SPOETING ARTICLES, TR-a-OB' i-oca- and ox osa-iisrs.

IMPROVED PATTERN OYAL-EYED CAST STEEL COTTON AND TOBACCO HOES, ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS And other Blacksmith's Tools, Fine Carpenter's Tools and Housekeeping Articles, HOtrSE BUILDDTa A.isn2 BAIIBOAD HABDWABB, WOODEN AND CEDAR WARE, Gummers, Mandrils, FINE GUNS AND RIFLES. TaWeand Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Razors and Shears, and Geo-era! Hardware, at Reduced prices, and for sale by M'CALL, VANLEER tfeb 1. Sign of the Big Padlock, Market Street, near the Square, Nashvilfa. Second Spring Summer WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST Corner of College and Union Sts. AND GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SALE OF NJCHOL'S PATENT SYBDT AND SODA "WATES APPARATUS.

FOB THE STATE OF TENNESSEE. TO whom all orders must be addressed, has just fitted up a Stand, and Fountain of the most exquisite design, with NICHOL'S PATENT SYRUP AND SODA WATEK APPARATUS, of the largest size, ana isprepareu. by this improved mode, to furnish to the public the most aeiicious, sparkling and pure uarDonate water now in use. By aid of the Syrup Apparatus, bottles are dispensed with from the t'Gunter, and the various pyrnps are forced up cold from the Refrigerator, through the same tube with the water. No exnense has been snared in fitting up this Fountain in the most splendid and recherehe style, with a large saver Dratt stand, a beauuiui jei a-eau ana juaroie iasm, containing uoiuen risn.

Now on hand a complete and extensive stock of Druss medicines oC Superior Quality. A laree lot of Fishine Tackle, Rods and Extension Poles, with form of Walking Canes, Fishing Hooks, Snoods, etc. The attention of the Ladies is particularly called to my very large and superior stock ol Soaps, I'erlumes, urusnes, Rubber Combs, Fancy and Toilet Articles, etc. Physicians are invited to examine my stock of Surgical Iustruments, -uedical Bags and Cases, etc. Tht Prescription Department will be attended by A.

STRETCH, personally, and by Dr. T. F. EVERETT, both experienced the greatest care will be exercised in all preparations and compounds. Physicians chasineiheir suDDlies.

and are invited to send their pre scriptions, twbich shall always be put up with caution, skill and dispatch. navmg receiveu most oj niy crnuxu oiuui j. prepared to offer, not only the ordinary articles kept in flrstrj Class ug nouses in the dfiuui, due many reaiy necessary articles, such as are found in all first class Drug Houses in ttie cast, which consist in part oi the iouowing articles Toilet reparations. Lubins'Fine Scented Sachetts; Toilet Powders and Extracts; Toilet Soaps, Lily Tablet; Otto Rose, in fine Cut Glass Vials; Powder PufEs and Boxes, some new and neat styles; for tlie 2air. Woods' Hair Restorative; Emersona' Mrs.

Aliens' Hair, Restorer; Haulea Eau Lustrale; Phalous Hair Invigorator; Barry's Tricopherous. Lyon's Kathairon; Lare assortment different styles Pomades; Genuine Maccapoor Oil; Hair Dyes, (best make,) All the Trangipanni Preparations; Also a fine lot of Large Turkish Bathing Sponge and Turkish Towels; PhysiciauBor bponge; Chamois Skins; India Rubber Syringes, and India Rubber Nipples; Bed Pans most approved styles; French Paste Blacking; Fine Large Barber Razors; English and American Razor Straps; Matches of every description; Shaving Mirrors; Fine Steel Tweezers Pocket Knives; Glaziers Diamonds; Saddle Bags and Vials; Nursing Bottles; Mortars and Pill Tyles; Spatulas and Putty Knives; Pocket Cork Screws and Pocket Flasks. ffrusla.es. Fine Large Buffalo Hair Brushes; English and American Tooth Brushes; Clothe Brushes, Hat Flesh Brushes most approved styles; Broom Whists all styles; Velvet and Brooms; Superior Wines and JBrandies. Light and Dark French Brandies; Fine Cherry Brandy; Fine Peach Brandy; Fine Blackberry Brandy; Pure Scotch Whisky; Rye Whisky; Newsom'sbest Whisky; Old Jamaca Rum; Madeira, Port and Cherry Wines; Which were bought expressly for medicinal purposes, and will be sold in the same way.

Kept constantly on hand, all other articles appertaining to the Drug Business which will be sold on reasonable terms. May 4. 6m. A. STRETCH.

GK W. Hendershott, CORNER OF CEDAR STREET AND THE 8Q UARE, HAS just received and put in operation a new and most superior Soda Water Apparatus, in fact the most splendid apparatus for the manufacture of Soda "Water, ever brought to this country or any other. The fountains ana ipes are as nice as china ware, through which the soda water will pass The apparatus has sufficient power to charge the water with pure carbonic acid gas, 200 lbs. to the square inch. No one will want a more sparkling or better drink than this.

A double ice box will applied to this soda water, which will make it as good as possible, and then the finest and best flavored Syrups such as Vanilla Cream, Strawberry Cream and several other new ayrups. April 17. NICHOJL'S NEW PATENT SODA FOUNT. irESSRS. WELLS, HOOPER hav-J now id opera.

It JL tion one of these celebrated Soda founts and Syrup aparatus, ceing one oi me most complete tmngs oi tne tma ever manufactured. In this aparatus there is no Lead Pipe, all the connections being made by Block Tin Pipe, which will do away with all prejudice which has heretofore been justly attributed to soda water manufactured with lead pipes. Besides the Founts are so arranged that they may be charged two or three times every day, by which means we will always have fresh soda water. In short if you want good, pure and iresn soaa water, go to WELLS. HOOPER A Droit Store.

They have also on hand a fine stock wooas, ronet coaps. to wmca tne attention oi the ladies is respectfully invited. April IS. Drags and Medicines. J.

J. BEECH HAVING associated with him IV. A. SUN-jO TKR In the Drug business, nnder the name of BEECH HUNTER, and taken the Store Room No. 86 Market street, a few doors below where he was burned out in January last, invites the attention of his friends.

and the public generally who are in wantof anything in their line, to call and see them as they are now receiving and opening a fresh stock of goods which they feel confident will give full satisfaction to all thoae who will favor them with their patronage. JVST RECEIVED GOliJ iTOIii Teeth, Dental and Surgical Instruments. GARDEN SEEDS a very large assortment. CHEMICALS, Perfumeries, Fancy Articles, Supporters, Trusses, Body Braces, Fishing Tackle and every thing that is generally kept in a Drugstore. AprU 15.

BEECH HUNTER. STEW SPRING STOCK Boots Shoes, Trunks, Valices, Carpet JBags and Satchels. I AM now receiving my Spring Stock ol the above goods to which I invite the attention of the trade generally The following comprise a few of the leading articles, via: Ladies Fine Lasting Gaiters, plain and heels; Kid Congress, 41 Eng. Kid Buskins, thick and thin sles; Bootees and Buskins, thick thin soles; 11 Slippers with without heels, all gr'da; Extra fine embr'd Toilet Slippers, very handBome; White Kid and Satin Gaitars, Slippers; Lasting and Velvet Slippers and Buskins; Sewed and Pagged Bootees, an extra article; For Misses and Children. Lasting Gaiters, with and without heels; Fine Kid Bootees, 11 Slippers, plain and finely trimmed; Goat, sewed.

Kid and Mor. Bootees; Calf, pegged and Bewed; Childrens' Lasting Gaiters, Kid Bootees; Slippers, Ankle Ties, Ac, Black and Bronzed; For men, Boys and Youths. Gent's fine stitched and Eewed French Calf Boots; pegged stitched and sewed Congress Gaiters; pegged English Kid and Lasting stitched and sewed Eng. Kid Calf Oxfd Ties; Pat. Leather Strap Shoes: Calf and Morrocco Bootees; stitched, sewed and pegged Oxford Ties; Calf Brogans, Slppers, Ac, For Boys and Vonths.

Fine Calf Boots, sewed and pegged Oxford Ties; Strap, Calf and Pat. Leather Shoes; 41 Cloth, Pat. Leather and Lasting Congress Gaiters; Pat. Leather Dancing Pumps, Ac. For Servants.

Every variety of Calf, Goat and Kip Bootees, together with a large stock Calf, Kip and heavy Boots, all of which are adapted to approaching season. Come and examine the stock, no trouble to show goods. CHAS. B. HALL, March 19.

No. IS Public Square, South side. Trunks! I have an unusual large lot of fine Sole Leather Trunks; Fine Russett Leather Traveling Trunks; Ladies Dress Trunks add Bonnet Boxes; Belgian TrunkB, Sulk Trunks; Large Packing Trunks, Ashland and Plain Valices, all grades. Carpet Bags; Black Bags; Satchels; Leather Bags, Ac. The above will be sold very cheap for cash.

March 19. 0. B. HALL. THE TRIUMPH OF MECHANISM.

WATCHES. These Watches are produced by the same system that has made American Fire-Arms the best in the world. It substitutes the rapidity and precision of machinery for the slow and unreliable results of handicraft. The factory consists of a series of machines devised expressly for this establishment, each of which works true to exactness, turning out each so as to be an accurate fit in any one of a thousand watches. Absolute precision of time is ntar.y attained by these watches, as the inevitable result of their simplicity and exactness of structure.

The case of their repair is obvious as the makers have always on hand, for sale the different parts of the watch perfectly finished, to repair damages. Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade, we are now making a second quality, inferior to the first only in having less finish in immaterial parts and a lighter case. This we offer at a price so moderate, as to be within the means of every class and we recommend it as Bound and reliable, and greatly superior to imported watches of equal price. Tne trade are cautioned against English and Swiss imi tations with which the conntry is flooded. Each of our best Watches is engraved on the plate, Appleton, Thacy Waffliam, and is accompanied with a certificate of genuineness and perpetual warranty, over our own signature.

We refit with new Enamel Diale, of beautiful quality, watches of all kinds, the dials to which may have been broken. Orders maybe addressed to us direct, or to any of the undermentioned firms, who are agents for the sale of our Messrs. COOPER A FELLOWS, No. II, Maiden Lane, NT. FELLOWS A No.

7, PLATT BROTHERS, No. 20, HILDEBURN A BROTHER, Philadelphia. PRATT REATH, PALMER A BACHELDERS, Boston. BIGELOW BROS. A KENNARD, DUHME 4 Cincinnati, and Messrs.

BOBBINS A APPLETON, No. 15, Maiden our general agents. APPLETON, TRACT A March IT 2mdAw. Waltham, Mass. Salmon.

JUST received, afew more kits of "that same" Pickled Salmon. fmar. 16. WESSEL THOMPSON. RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR- From and after this date, until further notice the price of Extra Family 2S I Fine Bran 50 Fine 1 75 Mixed Bran 50 Unbolted 2 25 Coarse Bran 30 Middlings 4 25 I Corn Meal 50c per bushel.

anoris 10 ISocfe City MillsOrders. Any one wantinff Flour, Bran, Meal, from Rock City Mills, will Ond order-box at the post office and at W. H. Gord.vu Warehouse, where the man calls four times every aay. j.

t. UAUMAiN cu. All acticles sold by the undersigned delivered at any place in the city free of charge When selling by the quantity, their rate of discount is 10 per cent from retail prices. J. CAUMajN.

April 13 ly. TIE WARE OF QUACK NOSTRUMS AND QUACK Use Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Extract Bu-chu for all Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Sexual Organs. Read the advertisement, "Helmbold's vlenuine Preparation." May 1 dim. PERS0HS ADVANCED IN LIFE, And feeling the hand of Time weighing heavily upon them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the use of Hoefland's German Bitters, an Elixir that will instil oew life into their veins; restore, in a measure, the energy and ardor of more youthful days; build up their shrunken forms, and give health and energy to their remaining years. Ask for Hoojland'a Gennan BUUrx, prepared by Dr.

O. M. Jackson, 4IS, Arch Street, Philadelphia. They are sold by druggists and storekeepers in every town and village in the United States, Can'adas, West Indies and South America, at 75 cents per bottle. Mayl Horses and Mules.

Thousands of these valuable ani- ma's are lost every year, from their owners not knowing now to treat the various diseases they were suffering with, or from using inferior remedies This is peculiarly so in regard to such diseases as springhalt, spavin, poll evil, and all such as are the result of sprains, bruises, irness gal's. Ac. All these diseases are readily curable by the use of Eome.penetrating Jjimment which absorbed oy tnepore3 of the skin, and at once drives off the bad humors that feed ani keep up the disease. Among all the that have ever been invented, none possess the penetrative and diffusive principle to such a degree as Dr. Bragg's Arctic Liniment, an article vliich is rapidlv driving all similar preparations out of the market.

For sale by Druggists generally. Mayl diwlm. THE ELIXIR" Prepared by Dr. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS-PEPSY.

and nothinir but DYSPIiPSY. (as advertised in another column,) has byits ownmtrits, obtained for itself so nigii a reputation in nniaaeipnia, tnat rtiysicians acquainted with its properties, are using it themselves and prescribing it to their patients, convinced, by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the disordered digestive cgans to healthy function. Numerous cases of Dyspepsy of the most aggravated character, which were nbandoned as incurable by some of the Medical Faculty, have, by the use of this Elixir, been restored to perfect health, as attested certificates testify. April ly. Nashville, January I wish to purchase of Tennessee State Bonds to Gil an order, and will give the highest Market price for Land Warrants to any amount.

I will also buy uncurrtnt money at the maiket price jan 14 JOHN D. JAMES. CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA. COUGHS, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, Rickets, Debility, and all diseases arising from a Scrofulous or impoverished state of tlie blood- IIEGKXAN, CLAItK GO'S. COD X.Xt 2 OIXi.

Has stood the test of over ten years experience, and is recommended by all the most eminent physicians as the most valuable remedy in use. Dr. Williams, the celebrated Physician of the London Consumption Hospital, took notes of its effect in about 500 cases, and found it more efficacious than all remedies yet discovered. This remedy, so valuable when pure, becomes worthele33 or injurious when adulterated. See that the label has the eagle and mortar, and the signature over the cork of each bottle.

Sold by Ewcn Pendleton, J. Q. Brown, Berry De-moville, Rams i Brown, moville Bell, Stretch G- W. Hendershott, and by Druggists generally. March 17 UEGEMAN N.

Y. Prof. Haskell's Electric Oil. A supply of this wonderful Medicine for the cure of Rheumatism, Deafness, Piles, Corns, and all nervous diseases, Headache and Pains, has been received by EWEN, PENDLETON and JO. G.

BROWN, Nashville, where it can be obtained. The suffering should purchase a bottle immediately See advertisement in another column. Prof. Haskell. The following testimony in favor of Dr.

Haskell's ElectricOil i3 furnished us for publication. Prof. Haskell--Dear Sir: Ifeel ittobe my imty to inform the public, through you.whatyour wonderful "Electric Oil" has done tor my family. My wife has been alarmingly troubled with falling of the womb and pains in the back and breast. I boughtone bottleofyour oil yesterday, and to-day she-is entirely iree from pain, and sends her warmest respects for your success and prosperity.

I have had a rheumatic pain in my shoulders and arms for a long time, and in ten minutes from the time I applied your Oil, the pain was all gone. It is truly a wonderful remedy for all pains, sach as we have been suffering with, and I cheerfully give this testimonial of its effects. G-. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.

Sworn and subscribed before me, this day, 24th of July, 1857. LIBERTY WAIT, Justice of the Peace. Such testimony tells an "oer true tale" worth columns of made certificates all over the land, and a great way off. For sale by S. MANSFIELD 257 Main st.

Try it. ye suffering and afflicted. Mar 3 SPECIAL. NOTICE! ALWAYS ON HIND AND IN THE WHEAT ARKET "7V auto d.1 250.000 BUSHELS PRIME BED, WHITE. AND MEDITERRANEAN T7F3 will, at ALL TIMES, from now henceforward, give the highest market price in cash, for PRIME WHEAT of all VARIKNE3, delivered to ns at at our Mills, corner Line and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.

As OUR purchases are ULELY for the purpose of MAKING FLOUR IN THIS CITY, we do not stop buying at ANY TIME, but give the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in CASH at ALL TIMES, notwithstanding the cry or HARD TIMES and no MONEY. For full particulars enquire either at the MILL or at W. H. GORDON Market street. March4 CARTER BEAUMAN CO.

N. B. Sacks furnished to all parties delivering Wheat. March 4 The Hat for the Spring! AT WATERFIELD WALKER'S- TX7E issue to-day the NEW VV STYLE of GENTLEMEN'S HATS for the Spring of 1S5S. It is only necessary to remark that the style and quality of our laorics win tuny pustam tne reputation the house has so long en joyed.

March 6. WATERFIELD WALKER. New Styles of Soft flats. THE most attractive assortment of SOFT HATS and CAPS for this season, will be found at Waterfield Walker's. They have all that is new and desirable at prices low and uniform.

WATERFIELD WALKER, Premium Hatters. March 6. 26 Public Square Land for Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale the Plantation on jJAii which he hot resides, called CAPITAL VIEW, lying three miles rrom shville, on the North BideJUli of Cumberland river containing about Three Hundred Acres, half of which is in cultivation, and the balance in fine Timber and Pasture. There are several fine springs, two Dwelling Houses, a good Barn and Stable on the premises, and it is well improved and of the very best quality of sail.

Negroes will be taken in part payment and the terms made easy. He will also sell, in concert with hia nephew, Dr. H. J. Wells, Three Thousand Acres of Landf yingin Lawrence county, Mississippi, immeciately on the railroad from New Orleans to Nashville, and within one mile of that beautiful and thriving new town of Brook-haven.

For further information enquire of Dr. H. J. Wells, or the subscriber. Feb.

26. THOS. G. JAMFS- VE The following list of Novels, most of which are late works, wDl be sold at 75 cents per volume The Old Vicarage; Blanche Dearwood; The' Old Inn; Flood and Field; The New Purchase; Merry Mount; James Montjoy; Clouds and Sunshine; Household Mysteries; Cleve Hall; The Second Marriage; Bertha and Lilly; Geod Time Coming; The Money Maker; Carrie Emerson; The Two Roads; The Torchlight; ForeEt Tragedy; The Master's House; Bell Smith Abroad; My First Season; The Farm Fence; For sale by April tf. Cone Cut Corners; Lucy Boston; Mrs.

Partington; Men and Women; The Mother's Mistake; Lanmere; Abb'e Nott; Winnie and Nellie of Truro; A Wayside Glimpse; Life of Schamyl; Phillyand Kit; Beechcroft; In genu; The Barclay's; Liby; Rachel Gray; Amy Lee; The Winkles; Marriage a Lottery; Mimic Life; Victoria; CHAELES W- SMITH, College street. LAGUYRA COFFEE. OA BAGS Prime Laguyra Coffee. Just received from fJJ Baltimore, and for sale by April 2. JAS.

LIVINGSTON. STAB CANDLES, SOAP ETC 1 Kf B0XES star Candles assorted, full weight; IOU do Pure Sperm Candles; 15 do No-1 Soap; 30 do do Pure Pearl Starch; Sugar cured Hams, Dried Beef, etc. Just received and for sale by April 22. JAS. LIVINGSTON.

FINE COGNAC BRANDY, WINES, ETC- 2 CASKS Old Otard Cognac; 45 boxes St. Julian and LaaviUe Claret; 20 Baskets Fine Champagne; Just received and for sale by JAS. LIVINGSTON, April 22. No. 38 Public Square.

50 Negroes for Sale. A MONG-the lot we have several good families; two or women with first child; four good house girls; two boys from 18 to 20, good dining-room servants; with a good lot of field hands, men and girls; a Blacksmith and Barber H. H. HAYNES CO. April 29 tf.

Apple .62 bbls. Apples just received and for sale by feb. 7. D. D.

DICKa. Davidson County Fair. In the report of the Spring Fair for Friday the following award should have appeared, but was overlooked in copying from the Secretary's book Agricultural Library F. Hagen and L. P.

Williams, premium. The library contained a catalogue of 84 vols, of choice Agricultural Books, all of which are for sale by F. Hagen, Bookseller, Nashville. Stkdman's Magazine. We have received the first number of a new literary monthly with the above title, published at Raleigh, N.

by A. J. Stedmnn. It is a very well got up book both mechanically and in respect to its contents. Recorder Glenn.

We were gratified to see his Honor the Recorder in his accustomed seat yesterday morning, dispensing justice to those in want thereof. The Recorder has nearly recovered from the accidental wound from a pistol ball received recently. We had expected to handle a vicious mare belonging to Mr. Allen on yesterday afternoon, and give our instruction and demonstrations to a class that is already made up, but the mare is about five miles from here in an eighty -acre lot, and Mr. Allen came in to inform us that he could not possibly get her here in time.

We will go after the animal ourselves, and most positively assure all interested that the performance will come off on Friday next without fail. In the meantime any one can have an opportunity of satisfying themselves as to the vicious qualities of the mare, and of consulting us in reference to our instructions at the office of Drs. Hamlin Morgan. Farrington Adams. TAMING WELD HORSES- Classes are now being made up by Messrs.

4 ADAMS at the office of llrs. Hamlin Mr rgnn, or teaching Rarey's system of breaking Colts and taming vicious Horses. Classes will be instructed in' the afternoons of iuesday and Friday, May lliii and '4th. Hie class will have permission lo select the most wild and unmanageable Horse they can find for the May, 9, 1S58 lw. We publish as a great curiosity the following characteristic letter, received by our Mend Dr.

J. C. Aykr, of Lowell, from the "Rebel Chief," or usurping Emperor of China, in acknowledgment for quantities of his Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills, the Doctor sent him as a present. To Dr. Ayer in America The great curing Borbarian of the outside country.

Your present of sweet curing seeds Pills) and fragrant curing drops Pectoral) of the Cherry smell, has been brought to Hug-scu-Tsene the mighty Emperor (Rwangto) of the terrible stout Ming dynasty, by the grace of heaven revived after rm interval of ages Prince ofpeace (Ta-piug-wang) of China, the central flowery land. He directed his powerful Mandarins to give them to the sick according to what the Interpreters read from your printed papers directions.) Be profoundly happy, wise Barbarian for Tang-seu-Tsing, say it. Tour curing seeds and sweet curing drops were given to the sick in his Army of the Winged Sword, and have made them well. Be profoundly happy while you live, for this is known to the Mighty Emperor of China, who approves your skill, and per-mits you to send more ol your curing medicines for his fierce armies of myriads of men. They may be given to Chiang Lin, Chief Mauda-rin of the Red Button at Shanghai, who will pay you with Tea or Silk or Gold.

The high Mandarins ot China, have heard of your great knowledge, surpassing that of all other Foreigners, even aspiring to equal the keen wisdom of our own healing teachers, who make remedies that cure instantly. We are glad to know you bow in trembling terror before our Mighty Emperor. Written by YANG-SEU-TSING, Minister-in-chief of the restored Imperial Ming Dynasty, destined by the heavenly wisdom to rule in China. Translated by the American Consulate at Song Kong, Ch ina, 3d of May, 1S58.) May 4 We wish to inform the public, that we have just returned from the east with a beautiful stock of dress goods, and feel confident we can offer inducements to purchasers, equal to any other Merchants in the city. If prices are an object, we are determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest.

We would call the attention of the ladies especially to a lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same way. Also silks, ducals and all the different kinds of dress goods. Our stock of staple goods is very complete, all of which we wish to dispose of immediately on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call soon and examine for yourselves. I.

C. NICHOLSON CO. apr7-tf. No. 22 Public Square.

Thalberg and Vieus Temps. THREE CONCERTS IN NASHVILLE. Two Great Prima Oonusis, MISS JULIA MAY, MADAME AMNETTA CARIDORI. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, May 24, 25, 26. May 9.

I HA VE IN STORE A FULL STOCK, Selected for the Season. Gentlemen are solicited to call in and examine aa genteel a variety of a. A Tin ore tsf as can be fonnd in the ciy. Marseilles and Summer Silk Testings, CLOTHS, COATINGS, LINSN DRILLS, ETC. The above made to order as usual.

Also a nice stock of FUllNlSIiiSO Call and examine. W. H. Mercliant Tailor, 84 Union street. Strayed or FROM the subscriber living in Edgefield, a Small SORREL HORSE, 9 or 10 years old.

his neck a little crooked, a short tail, but no other marks recollected. A liberal reward will be given for his return to Caleb Harrison's stable, or in-ormation so that I can get him. May 11 lw A. REED. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE.

ON Thumlay, the 13th day of May next on the premises one and a half miles North-east of Nashville, I will tell that beautiful place on the Louisville Branch Turnpike, adjoining the residence of John D. Goss. The place consists of 15 acres of ground, fronting also on the Brick Church Turnpike. The house contains 4 rooms, kitchen and servant's room; the cither improvements, smoke-house, poultry-house, carriage-house, able, cow-house and fencing, is entirely new and of the most desirable style. Terms $15C0 cash, $1000 1st thebalance in two equal instalments, pajable January lgt, "i860, and January 1st, 1861; notes secured in Bank, and bearing interest from date' and a lien retained.

The Omnibus will be on hand as usual. All pesons wanting a neai, healthy and convenient country residence, will be expected to attend. April 20 td. A. V.

S. LINDSuEY. 1. O. HARRIS.

w. o. Harris. F. B.

HARRIS HARRIS AUCTION d- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Wholesale Grocers. (OFFICE AT W. H. GORDON WAREHOUSE, No. 49 Market strcetj rVasIivi I Ic.

cfis Co. AVE in store and offer to the trade 250 hhds. N. O. Sugars all grades; 50 bbls.

(Jrusned ana I'owdered faugars; 200 and half Molasses; 1S00 boxes Star. Candles; 20 cases Sardines and boxes; 100 packages Assorted Liquors; 50 kegs 4 dJNails; 25 Bags Spice; 20 cases Matches; 125 bbls. Land Plaster, 20 Mackerel. May 9. Broad Street Bridge Company.

THE annual meeting of this Company for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, will be held at the City Hotel on Monday, May-Slst, between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock A. M. S. M. SCOTT, May 1 lm.

Secretary. Segars, Segars. EIO Hondas, Londras, Nabajas, Aralas, La Suizas, Rothchilds, and other choice Havana Segars. For Bale by DILLON CO. Late J.

Peacock Co. April 2S. 15 College Street. Corrected Weekly by Dyer Pearl Co. All Tenn.

Bank Notes. York City 1 prem Jaxevt lork Country par Philadelphia 1 prem Other Penn Banks par Baltimore Banks 1 prem Other Maryland Banks, par Virginia par South Carolina Georgia 14 North Carolina 85 dis Louisiana Banks prem EXCHANGE. New York selling. .2 Bank of Nashvil'e 10 dis. Knoxville 10 Lawreccebiirg.10 Ocote Bank 5 Dandridge Bank 10 Bank of Tazewell 30 Claiborne 80' Jefferson 30 Trenton 30 Kentucky Banks parX Pre Uhio Banks Indiana State Bank pnriPhilrtdelphia 2 Baltimore I Louisville 2 Cincinnati LAND WARRANTS.

0's4160 S5c Sec Illinois 5 dis Mobile par: State Bank I dis. Central 2 Commercial Bank 2 dis. Wednesday Morning, May 12. 1858. Burglary.

A successful burglary was commit-t on ifonday night at the Boot Shoe Store of B. R. Cciter, corner of Broad and College streets. The burglar entered by a door opening upon a narrow alley in the rear of the store, the mouth of which is hidden by a high gate, which might have been open, or if closed, easily scaled. 3 uuui "aa a vuiv uue, viae luvtvCU on the inside, and fastened by a strong iron bar, passing from the top diagonally to the bottom.

The burglar had evidently examined the from the inside before attempting his work, lie commenced by burii.g holes in the door with an augur. Having made an aperture near the lock sufficiently large to insert his hand, he turned the key. Lie then unbolted the bar by the same means, and entered the house. Proceeding to the desk he ransacked the drawers, found the key of the safe, and abstracted $12o in specie, 15 in cur rent bank notes, and $180 in notes of the Bank of Tazewell. Of the specie $100 belonged to a young gentleman from Wilson county, who was sleeping up stairs with the clerks The noise produced by the wind and rain no doubt prevented the young men from overhearing the burglar.

He was very deliberate, apparently, in his operations. Having concluded his examination he locked the safe and put the key in his pocket, and locking the door on the outside, he pocketed that key also, and left. No clue bas been obtained to his identity. The notes on the Bank of Tazewell were deposited with Mr. Cutter for safe keeping.

gy The New Orleans Opera Troupe left last night at the close of the performance on the Sallie West for Cincinnati. Hurricane. During the violent rain storm which visited our city on Monday evening, a severe hurricane passed over portions of the country in our immediate vicinity doing considerable damage. The hail fell in torrents, and in the neighborhood of the residence of the late Matthew Barrow fences were razed and trees uprooted in terrible confusion. POLICE COURT.

"Curst forever be those joggling fiends, Who palter with us in a double seuse; Who keep the word of promise to the ear, And break ii to the hope." The popular impression that the distinguished author of the above text had just recovered from a big drunk when he penned it is no doubt well founded. As to its correctness, we are not here to discuss that. The attendance on the outside of the bar of the venerable Recorder's Court yesterday morning, was unusually multitudinous. Under the impression that Monday morning would bring a large haul in the way of delinquents, the curious congregated to gaze on the unfortunate some to jeer at their misfortunes, and some to go their security. But the array was not as brilliant as might have been anti-" cipated.

Among the most conspicuous cases was Permelia Street, a dowager queen in the jungles, who was up on two distinct charges of rebellion. The first consisted in a personal difficulty in which she had been engaged with one Mary Meredith, upon whose feminine developments the enraged Parmelia poured out the flood of her pugilistic indignation after the most scientific and approved style. For this demonstration ten days were allotted her for repentance and laborious duties. The second charge was that, in her great wrath, she swore profanely to exterminate the whole Meredith family, and in pursuance of her pledge, had showered upon the unoffending doraicil that covered the devoted heads of the Merediths afforesaid an avalanche of rocks, which made the shingles leap in agony and the weatherboarding rattle with terror. The.

dowager had ten additional days added for this exploit, which made twenty, and down among the pebble breakers went the discomfitted Permelia. Lewis, a slave, was arrested for throwing rocks. It appears that Lewis had a misunderstanding with white boy, and undertook to settle it by getting up a geological correspondence. One of Lewis' missiles struck the mother of the boy, accidentally, and inflicted a severe wound on her head. Lewis fled, was pursued, and arrested, and the Court condemned him to receive twenty-nine cuticular irritants, and his master was required to pay costs.

A couple of young men were brought up on a charge of indulging in pugilistic amusements on the Sabbath, and what was worse, inside the yard of Ely-sian Grove Church, during service. Such an outrage upon all decency deserves the severest reprimand, and the parents of these lads should learn them a lesson of which they evidently stand very much in need. The Court assessed a fine upon each. Marcus Nickens, an altitudinous specimen of the genus homo, was found measuring about sev enhori-zontal feet in the Market House, and sound asleep, as sound as slumbered Adam when He laid him down and slept-and from his side A woman in her magic beauty rose; Daisied and charmed he called that woman bride, And his first sleep became his last repose. Marcus was awakened by a dig in the ribs, too, but it came from a policeman's club, and he got up without loosing any of his animal economy.

The Court sent Marcus down to wield his stalwart arm for seven days among the dornicks. Mr. Napier encamped on the lower wharf, and foolishly imagined he was on the plains, and'mon-arch of all he surveyed. He got drunk incontinently, defied the authorities audaciously, and fired off his gun menacingly. He was arrested speedily, and taken before the Recorder triumphantly, who required him to liquidate $6 instantly, which he did reluctantly.

A young man who officiates behind a counter where tangle-foot is sold, became the victim of an entangling alliance with a female woman on Water street, und made himself obnoxious to the law in two instances. He was brought up to answer, and not having.witnesses to clear him, he submitted to a fine of $7 in each of the two cases made out against him. The above report was unavoidably crowded out of our Tuesday's issue. Trust Sale of an Iron Foundry. BY virtue of a deed of Trust made to me on the 10th dy of September, 1S57, by Richard hitcomb, Wm Leigo, aiid John H.

Ha-tley, and which is registered in the proper office of this coanty. in Book No. 27, pages 100, 101 and 102, I will offer at public sale on Tuesday the 20th day of April next, the property therein described, consisting of a Steam Engine and Boiler, Fan, Cupola, Shafting and Belting, Wood athe, Crane. Moulding Flasks, Patterns, Benches, and other articles and fixtures necessary to cary on an Iron Foundry, including Forges and Blacksmiths' Tools, together with more than sixty tons of pig iron a number of Car Wheels and other Castings, besides many other ai tides and materials mentioned in said deed ol trust. This foundry has been in operation about six months and is situated in Edgefield, on tie -iver, just below the old bridge, and very rear the sites of he Machine Siiops, 4c, the Louisville and Nashville and the Edgefield and Kentucky Itailroad Companies-Terms, which shall be reasonable, made known on the day of sale.

WASHINGTON BARROW, Trustee. I hereby consent to, and desire, that the sale above mentioned, shall take place. WILLIAM LI EGO, Nashville, March 28, 1868 td is postponed until 15th of ay. apr 0. DILLON 9 (SUCCESSORS to j.

PEACOCK RECTIFIERS, AND DEALERS IS K-'OIE KWX MtVPOItS. HAVE on hand at their Store, No. 15 College a full supply of Liquors, Segars. etc which are offering cheap fir cash. We invite all the patrons TT of the old finai and as many of the nt-w, as are ing wantof articles in our line, to give us a call.

DILL'-N April 23. 15, College street. In retiring from the Liquor Business, we take much pleasure in recommending to our old patrons the new firm oi union as gntiemen wortny oi connaence; and solicit for them a continuance of past favors. Aprh 23 ly. J.

PEACOCK CO. BONNETS, PRINTS; PARASOLS; RUCHES; HOSIERY; LAWNS; WE have now a handsome lot of New Style WBJITE BOXiNETS. ASSOICTEO ST AW Do. Together with Prints. Parasols and a ceneral assortment Lof Threads! and Varieties, to which we ask the especial SIORGAN, PLUMMER, COOK CO.

May 4 lm. tr J. W. WILSON, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN TIN-WARE AND CASTINGS, "lEEPS constantly on hand and for sale at Lowest trices. WOOD AND COAL COOKING-STOVES, HE A TING AND OFFICE ST VES, COOKING RANGES Four Sizes and best make put up and warranted.

Wrought iron Cooking Stoves for wood; four Bizes, the best cooking stove now in use, will last with tare from Fifteen to Eighteen years and cook with greater convenience and in less time than any Cast Iron Stove. I have also just received the following 100 assorted sizes Massey, five minute Ice Cream Freezers, the best that is now in use. Water Coolers, all sizes and patterns. Refrigerators for keeping MeatB and Butter. Fine assortment of Chamber Toilet Setts.

Patent Knife Cleaners. Fruit Cans of my own make, will keep a good supply made in the best manner either for sealing or solder. OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS. THE BEST ARTI-cle for making Coffee now in use, will make with one-third less material and purer and stonger than any other, besides retaining all the aroma of the Coffee. For sale by J.

W. WILSON, No. 17 College St. Mav4 tf. Ice Cream.

UR ICE CREAM Saloon is now open for the season. May 1. WJESSEL 4 THOMPSON Elegant Lace Mantles. WE are opening this morning a beautiful assortment of French and Chantilly Lace MANTLES. April 24.

TV. A. 4 J. fl. MCCLELLAND.

Organdies and Muslins. WE are offering the best bargains in ORGANDIES and MUSLINS that can be found in the city. April 24. W. A.

J. G. MCCLELLAND. Parasols and Sun Shades. A Beautiful lot of PARASOLS, SUN SHADES, and Ladies Sun Umbrellas, just received.

April 24. A. 4 J. G. MoOLELLAND.

Table Linens, WE have the beBt assortment of TABLE LINENS, Napkins, Doylies, Towels and Towling Goods, ever offered, and lower prices. April 24. TV. A. J.

G. MCCLELLAND. Irish Linens. WE have the best make of IRISH LINENS cheaper than they can be boaght at any other house. April 24.

W. A. 4 J. MoCLELLAND. Warning Notice.

BY the death of B. P. Williams, the Recipe of his Compound Extract of Sarsaparilta and Iodide of Potassa has become the property of his heirs, and the manufacture of the medicine will be continued by them All persons are therefore warned not to use his name in manufacturing or vending any imitation of Baid medicine, as any such offender will be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law. GEO. W.

WILLIAMS. April 16 lm. NOTICE. PLANTERS' BANK OF TENNESSEE, Nashville, March 81, 185S. THERE will be a meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank held at the Banking House in Nashville, on the 1st June next, at 10 o'clock A.

to take into consideration an act at the recent session of the Legislature of this State, proposing an amendment to the charter of this Bank. By order of the Boord. D. WEAVER, April 2 td Cashier. Slightly Ahead.

JS have recently secured the exclusive agency for this TV State for the sale of Halsey A BookerB Capt. Z. Stultz's celebrated brands of "Virginia Chewing Tobacco; this agency includes all their brands and enables us to sell at factory prices. We candidly believe we can give deal ers a better bargain than has ever been offered them in this city, as our stock of Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars is now the aeg est and best assorted that has ever been kept in this city. No.

44 Union 'street, 2d door from Bank of Tennessee. ApriI16. J. W. LANGLEY CO.

ROSSI, TEACHER OF THE FUKNCH AND IXAJLIAW LANGUAGES. RESPECTFULLY offers his services to the citizens of Nashville. TsHHS $12 per Quarter; for the single month $5. Classes of from two to six in number, $10 per Quarter. Kesidence 21 Cherry street.

April 14. For Sale. ONE of the most desirable places in the city, corner of Broad and Vine streetB, free from taxation, will be sold as a whole or divided. For further information enquire of Apr! 25, 1856. tf.

O. P. McROBERTS.gg PIANO LOOKING GLASSES, WE have now in store a fine stock of Pianos, Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Materials, ic, and are still mann-factnrinf? Inside Blinds and all kinds of Gilt Works have recently added largely to our stoek of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS, In a word we intend to keep up with the times, please our customers and induce them to patronize home instead of sending abroad. W. R.

FREEMAN. Feb. 1S5T. Pay Notice WE most earnestly call upon all persons indebted tons, either by note or book account, to oome forward and pay up, as we must have all of our accounts closed. We dislike to put any of our friends to any extra costs, but will be compelled to do so 'if this notice is not attended; to.

Aprils sf W. A. A J. Gt. McCLELLAND.

Hill. niDD. HI A. WHOLESALE DEALERS IS Staplo famc Paney 1) 1 AND VARIETIES. NOS.

7 8, Fl'KLIC SQUARE, XASBY1LLE, TEKN. WE have received our entire stock for the Spring Salea and invite MERCHANTS in the city and country to call and examine the goods. We will as heretofore sell to MERCHANTS ONLY. We offer the present stock with unnsal confidence in its merits, both with reference to styles and prices, and to our old and well tried friends ALL the accommodations and facilities heretofore given them. Cash and short time buyers vlMl be ottered the strongest possible inducements.

In LADIES DRESS GOODS we have a full assortment embracing some entirely new and beautiful fabrics and styles, such as ELEGANT BARAGE ROBES A'QUILLE. ORGANDY MUSLIN FLOUNCED ROBES. JACONET DRESS SILK ROBES A'QUILLE. SMALL FIGURED MUSLINS. NEAT JACONETS.

LAWNS. ORGANDIES. BRILLIANTS. WHITE EMBROIDERIES, JACONETS, SWISSES, kc, 4c, 4c. he assortment MEN'S WEAR Is more complete than hereofore, embracing every thing in the way of FANCY CAPSIMERES.

BLACK DOESKINS. FANCY LAWN DRILLS. PLAIN LAWN DRILLS. FANCY COTTONADES. PLAIN COTTONADES.

OROTON CLOTHS. MARSAILLES TESTINGS. SILK VESTING3. CRAVATS, SUSPENDERS, HALF HOSE, 4c, 4c, 4c. Together with a general assortment of such goods as are required for the Spring Trade, embracing PRINTS IN NEAT AND GAY STYLES.

BED TICKS. BROWN DOMF.STICS. STR1PKS AND CHECKS. BLEACHED DOMESTC8. BLEACHED SHEETINGS.

THREADS OF EVERY VARIETY. NEEDLES, PINS, BUTTONS. TRIMMINGS GENERALLY. COMBS, PORT KONAIES, 4c, 4c, 4c. BONNETS.

We ask especial attention to this item, since we have by far the Largest Variety Handsomest assortment ever before 'offered by ns. MORGAN, PCTJITI1TIER, COOKE fc CO. Nashville, March 10, 2m. Allison, Anderson Co. WHOLESALEiDEAXEKS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

No. 41 Public Square, IVasliville, Tenn. SPRING STYLES, 1858. tt WE are now receiving and opening, and shall by the 1st of next month have ready for sale our usual stock of Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties, AND READY MADE CLOTHING. Adapted to tbe Spring and Summer trade.

We invite those visiting our Market to call and examine our stock, as we shall offer inducements to those purchasing for cash or to prompt nierehnts. ALL. I SON, ANDERSON CO. Feb. 21 3m.

pnso WHOLESALE. Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, LADIES' DKESS GOODS, BEADY MADE CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES, STRAW GOODS, HABDWABE AND QUEENSWAEE, BT TEABUE LUCUS. WE are now receiving our regular stock of every description of GOODS as above, to which we respect-ully call the especial attention of city andcountry merchants. Come and look before you purchase.

We have dlso several large lots of almost every description of Goods consigned to ua, which can be bought at great sacrifice for cash. March 13. TRABUB LDCUS. A. Morrison Go.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS. NO. 27 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVIL.JLE, TENNESSEE. WE are now receiving our Sprinsr Stock of goods, to which we call the attention of Merchants buying in tliis market. Our stock is large and desirable.

We will sel! low for cash or to prompt men on time. March 19. A. MORKISON 4 CO. 1858.

1858. IMPORTATIONS! MORGAN" IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DryGoods, NO. 46, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE. WE are receiving and will have ready for exhibition a an early day, a very desirable and carefully selected assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties, Sic-, which we call tho attention of all close buyers a2d the rade generally. MOlHiAN CO.

Feb. 1, 1858. Fresh Arrivals. GENTS. Patent Leather Oxford Ties; Stitched Baiters; Cloth Congress Lasting Calf Oxford Ties; Kid Top Gaiters, Ac.

JOHN BAMA6B, Aprils. 42 College street. IMPORTATIONS FOR 1858. P. JJ.S.

li. GOODLOB. OBO. SEARIQHT. ASDIi.

CAMPBELL. A Ho 2 Public Square, near the Wire Bridge- IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEBS IN A3D3EIC AN, BRITISH, GERMAN, FRENCH ITAIIAN DRY GOODS. VU are now receiving our second stock ef Spring TV and Summer Goods, embracing all the varieties and new designs of the season. An examination of our stock is all that will be necessary to convince the closest buyers that we are able and willing to offer Extra. Inducements to tne Trade.

Our stock is complete in every line of goods, and mer-, chants sending in. their orders may rely upon as sending them NEW and FRESH GOODS, as we have nothing eke in our house, And at Reduced Prices. All buyers visiting oar market to recruit their stocks will find it to their interest to call on us, for in selecting this stock of goods every advantage has been taken of the 0 ar- h.cui luiit nwibey uiui etcpejience possess. Our prices will be found rbqulab and unitohm always. We will offer no Baits to catch the Unwary.

April 20 2m. F0BMAN OO. To Dealers in Dry Goods. FUR MAN' HA VE THIS DA RECEIVED New Goods by Express. WE are jost in receipt of the following Goods Flounced and Side Stripe Robes; Star Lawn Robes and Briiliantes; Organdies and Polka Muslins; Bareees and CraDe De EsDarmf-; China GinghamB and Jacohetts; Dot and Sprig Muslins and Nainsooks; Linen Ginghams, Lavellas a new and very cheap goods for Travelling Dresses; White and Fancy Pique Setts, Collar and Sleeves Embroideries andL.

C. Handkfs. Kid Gloves of best quality; Fans and Hosiery; Hoop Gord, Hoop Skirts and Corsetts; ALSO French Elastic Doeskins; Crape Finish. Cloths and CassimereB; Fancy Cassimerea for Suits: English and Chintz Prints, Linens; Diapers and Table Cloths and Napkins; Linen Drills and Ducks and Marseilles; Lisen and Marseilles Shirt Bosoms; Challies in blacfc and colors, Cravats; Striped Osnabergs and Plaids; Heavy Twills; All of which we are offering to the trade at extrefle low Prices. FURiTIAN April 80.

No. 2 Public Square, near the Bridge. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE! DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. Nashville, Tenn. -it- WE have commenced receiving our SPRING STOCK, which will be complete about the last this month, and to which we will add the THE LATEST NOVELTIES during the season.

This stock will be found very extensive, and will embrace our usual variety of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VARIETIES, AND READY MADE CLOTHING, ETC. And having been purchased to great advantage nnder the LOW FOR CASH, Or to phompt merchants on time. W. EAKIN 8c CO. Feb.

IS dtf. I EVANS WOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGK AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS. VABJETEE8, ETC- NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 1, Nashville Inn Block.

tt TXTE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING OUB SMNTG- STOCKS! of Goods, to an examination of which we would call the i attention of merchants buying in this city. inducements will be offered to uabu anu rjtuniT time buyers. EVANS CO. Feb 80 ily. ForPhiladelphia, New York, FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.

CABIN PASSAGE to PHILADELPHIA 15 Excursion Tickets good for Returning, up to January 1, 1859 25 Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Balls furnished by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah eg The well-known first class Side-wheel fittuunshins, KEYSTONE STATfiT Capt. C. P. Marsbhak, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. i.

3. Garvih, Now form a Weekly Linefor the Nnrth ieavlns Charleston and Savannah on alternate Saturdays, as follows: The Keystone State, from Charleston, May 8th, 22d; Juno 5th, 19th; July 8d, 17th and 81st, 4c, leaving Philadelphia the alternate Saturdays. I The State of Georgia, from Savannah, May 1st, 15th, 39th; June 13th, 26th; July 10th and 24th, 4c, leaving Philadelphia the alternate Saturdays. safety and comfort, having superior State EopBUbt these ships are not surpassed by any on the coast. One; Hundred Miles of this route on Delaware River and Bay-, two nights at sea.

I For Niagara Falls, the lakes and Canada SnOBTEST AND CHEAPEST This Line connects at Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern Railroad Route through to Niagara Falls or Boffa. lo, in 16 hours from Philadelphia. Through Tickets, with the privilege of stopping at Philadelphia and Intermediate points, for sale by the Agents in Savanna Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, $28. lilmira, i21; to Oman daigua, $22. 0.

A. GRKINER i 00. i Agents at Savannah. T.8. 4T.

G.BTJDD, I April 29 8m. Agents at Charleston. Wanted! wish to hire a WET NURSE April 10. H. H.

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