NASHVILLE:WEDNESDAY HiORNING, JAN. 18, 1851.

INSPECTORS OF THE PENITENTIARY.

Anis Brow.v, Esq., Dr. B. W. Hall, and IsaacPaul, Esq., were yesterday confirmed as Inspec-

tors of the Penitentiary, by the vote of all the dem-

ocratic Senators present, and two of the whig Sena-

tors. A motion to reconsider was made and re-

jected, and the clerk was directed forthwith to certify the fact to the Governor.

NEW TRIAL.

"We learn that CoL Sam'l. Rocker, convicted ofmurder in the second degree, last week, in thecriminal court, : t Murfrecsboro', has obtained a new tr'a'It appears that one of the jurora had, previous to thetrial, expressed an opinion unfavorable to the pris

oner.

TnE --Eolian iliNSTRFxa. There is no mistake in

this band of minstrels. It ranks with the very best

we have ever listened to. The music is well ar-

ranged, the singing excellent, and the fun uproarious. They come among us so modestly, determmed to rely upon their own merits, without prelimi

nary palling, that the audience last night andit wasgood one was taken by surprise, and the praisewas warm anil unanimous. They sine; again tonight, and will have a crowded house.

5?" The monster ocean ship Great Republic re-

cently extensively damaged by the large fire inNe.v York, appears on examination to be in bettercondition than was at first supposed. Five steampumps were put aboard the other day and thetwelve feet of water reduced at the rate of a footan hour. The large and valuable cargo of flour,grain, fcc , below deck?, is only damaged by water,and the greater portion of it will be valuable. Thesoakage of the flour will not probably affect morelimn oue-foui- th of the barrel, probably less, andthe grain, of course, will be dried and still valuablefor animal food, and corn starch.

BANK OF TENNESSEE DIRECTORS FOR THE

liRANCH BANKS.

BRANCH AT SPARTA.

Thomas IT. Vanchcr, ' "White count;"Win. Goodbar, do ""V. AL Young, do ".To. G. Mitchell, . do "'Wm. Anderson, do "John P. Anderson, do "Mark Lowry, " do "D. F. Cocke, Bledsoe " ."Wiley B. lluddleslon, Van Buren "L. D. Mercer, Warren "Erasmus Alley, Marion "John L Dearman, DeXalb "Alvin Culluin, Overton "Charles Reagan, Fentress "James R Bennett, Morgan "Milton Draper, Jackson "

BRANCH AT SnELBWItLK.

Robert Mathews, Bedford County."Wm. S. .lett, do "Dr. Thos. Lispcomb, do "

Rob't. II. Majors, do "G. "W. Cunningham, do ""W. J. "Whitthorne, do "Newcumb Thompson, jr. do ""Wm. Gosliu, do 'Hugh Francis, Franklin "Andrew Maxwell, Coffee"W. F. McGregor, Marshall "John Goodrich, Lincoln "

URASCn AT COLUMBIA.

James W.ilker, Maury county.Lewis Ami;,' do. "Christopher McEweii, do. "R. G. P ayne do. "Martin L,Stockard, do. "R. M. King, do. "A. L, Pil!)w, do. "James Y. Lucas, Lawrence "Bowling Gordon, Hickman "John L. Hunter, Lewis "John F. Moore, Wayne "Robert Dickson, Giles "

BRANCH AT CI.ARKSVILLE.

R W. Humphreys, Montgomery county.Joshua Elder, do- - "John Hart, do "Wm. Slielton, do "Thos. Pritchett, doDr. J. Cobb, do "Wm. Quarles, . do "Robert McClure, . do "Robert MeNeely, Dickson "

Thompson B. G witiii, Humphreys "

A. M. Wall, Stewart "John Ghorain, Robertson "

lillANCIl AT TREXTOK.

John W. Elder, Gibson CountyJohn L. Davis, do "James V. Fussell, do "Jesse J. Lasseter, do "

Sam'l Williams. do , "Mathew Underwood, do "

James M. Brewer, do "

H. Y. McCorrey, Madison "

W. B. Hall, Henderson "Correy Pettigrew, Decatur & Perry "Wm. McCutchen, Benton "

C. S. Woods, Carroll "J. B C. Adkins, Henry "

W. W. Gleaon, Weakley "

S. W. Codirau, Obion "

T. J. Connell, Dyer "

Hiram A. Partee, Haywood "11RAXC1I AT SOMMKItVlLl.E.

AVrlliam A. Williamson. Fayette CountyJames A. Hazlette. do "

William Robertson, do "

Ed. Winston, do "

Henry J. Cannon, do "

John C. Cooper, do "Andrew J. Gillespie, do "

Edwin Dickinson, do. "

Wm. B. Crowder, HardemanThos. Claiborne, Haywood "

David Fitzpatrick, Lauderdale "

Gen. F. Taylor, Tipton "

Marcus B. Winchester, Shelby "

URASCJI AT BOCERSVILLK

"William Hutchinson, Hawkins County.

Jacob Miller, do "

Goo. Pi. Powell, do "

A. R. Edmonds, do "

M. Moore, do "

James M. Hord, do "Absalom Kyle, do "

John Rhea, 2, . Sullivan

Wm. II. Branch, Washington "

"Win. M. Lowrey, Greene "

P. M. Senter, - Grainger "

Wm. Richardson, Campbell "

A. Cam)bell, Hancock "

J I. II. Hubbard, Jefferson

P. n. Toomy, SeviernUANGII AT ATHENS.

Wm. H. Ballow, McMiun County

S. C. Carlock, do

J. W. McSpaddin, do

James T. Lane, do

G. W. Bridge, do

S. K. Reider, do "

"W. M. Sehorn, do . "

J. C. Ramsey, Knox County.

Sterling T. Turner, Roane County.

John llanw', .Monroe County.(CaWt Mcore. Meigs County,

James Gamble, roll: County.

AVm. Grant, Bradley County.

DavidJL Gillespie, Rhea County.

BY TELEGRAPH.ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP

New Yore, Jan. IC.

The steamer Europa has arrived with dates tothe 31st December.

Sales of Cotton forthc week 15,000 balest. Spec-ulators took 8,000, and exporters 3,000 bales. Or-leans fair CJ; middling C; upland fair CJ; middlingC. Demand (rood, prices stiflei! fine Qualities improved most. Flour advanced Is. Wheat ad-vanced four to six pence.

NV.w York, Jan. 17Further Foreign News per Europa.

Manchester. There is no new feature to notice,iJusmess healthy at firm prices. American stock,six per cent bonds 18GS 110aillJ.

London. Money continues in demand, but thereis no inconvenient scarcity. The Bank rate of discount unchanged.

Cotton. Hollingshead reports a fair demand during the week from the trade, Speculators and Exporters. The market is quite firm for all dtvsrrin.tions. An excess over estimate of actual stock ofuj.uoo bales ol which 50,000 bal:s were new.

The American was discovered y.

Provisions. AH provision circulars quo noth-ing doing in beef. Xosale3 ofAmerican or Frenchpork. Xe w bacon selling at 15 shillings.

Breadstuff;?. The arrival of grain continuesmoderate. Millers and dealers are oblieed to nur--chase freely this week. United States Wheat lisSd a 12s. Fine Red 10s lOdalls. Ohio Flour, 333Cda39s. Baltimore and Philadelphia, 38s Gda39sa40s.Choice Yellow Corn, 4Gi Gd. Wheat, 47s.

Lord Dudley btuart 13 at Constantinople endeavoring to induce the Porte to enroll theand Polish legion and cause the entire cessation ofhostilities with Russia.

A ratification treatv between Riiin .mil P-r- do

has gone to St. Petersburg.1 ersia is daily expected to attack Bagdad.The British Parliament is annointed to m,M fir

business on the 3 1st of January.Tfi Peot.. : i ......, i

A decree of Xanoleon removes tho rifri.si;nn. . . , ...Cmtn Imnn.la P I C Tluui ujiu .i vyuuuu irom jngianu into trance.

It is rumored in Paris that Soule fought a thirdduel with Duke Alba at Madrid Jinrl tvnaThis, however, needs confirmntinn

Gen. Radwitz is dead.Sweeden and Denmark are fnmiinn' nri irmnil

league against Russia.M. Viscouut died suddenly at Paris.The Porte is nctin"- - in the most fnVnrllr uwri1

with the Representatives of the four Powers.It is reported that Dr. Browni will snrvppi! Sir

George Bonheim m Superintendent of tho Britishtrade in China.

The Shah of Persia has rlUmicoorl nil prnri,English and Italian officers from the armv.

Ualip Pascba, the Sultan's brother-in-la-w isnamed as Minister of the Interior.

Abdel Paseha has been repulsed in Asia.The united fleets are still in Bosphorus.Louisville, Jan. 17. Daniel Hewes, er

on the steamer Eclipse, di owned himself this morn-ing. He has been known for many years on theWestern waters as an upwright honest man.

I.uoisville, Jan. 17. Weather cold and sleety.The river contiues to rise and here at all the pointsabove.

St. Louis, Jan. 17. The river is blocked fromthe mouth of the Merimac to Alton.

The weather is very cold, and sleetine. rainingand freezing. No prospects of the river opening.There is 2 J feet scnt on the bars.

Ashbrooks' pork housi, with the entire contents,was destroyed by Gre last night Los S150.000to 200,000.

Washington, Jan. 17. The Senate confirmed thefollowing Consuls: Thomas Rainey, to Bavaria; Mr.Crusly, to Chili.

Further Newsper Europa.New York, Jan. 17. The four Powers hav e pre-

sented a note demanding an armistice.Halip Pacha's entrance to the Ministry is regard-

ed as favorable to peace.Vienxa, Friday. Turkish Bulletins acknowledge

the evacuation of the Russian Territory in Asia.The English Consul at Teheran mediates between

Persia and the Porte.St. Petersburg. In regard to politics there is

only one reinai k, t hat preparations are going on in allquarters, and are such as denote that they are madewith a view to more serious contingencies than warwith Turkey.

New York, Jan. 17. The steam tug Titan,arrived here yesterday, bringing the passengers res-cued from the San Francisco by the bark Kilby.The Titan took all the passengers oft' the Kilbv ex-cept Mr. Falson, Brazilian Consul, and Mr." andMr. Abrv, and ten soldier.

The Kill)- - brings one hundred and eight passen-gers rescued from the San Francisco.

Those airived hero are in the most pitable condi-tion, being wet, cold, hungry and almost naked.Large numbers of them were taken immediately tothe Astor House.

A meeting has bren held at the Merchants' Ex-change, aDd parsed a series of resolutions, express-ing the sense of the meeting concerning the gen-erous and heroic conduct of tho captains of theship3 Three Bell Antarctic, andKilby, and orderinga piece of plate to be presented to each. They alsopassed a resolution petitioning Congress to in-

demnify the commanders and owners of these ves-sels for the looses thpy sustained. of

The mate of the San Francisco says she was not of

scuttled, but he supposed she went down within in24 hours after she w as abandoned.

The following were lo3t from the decks of thesteamer, niht of the first disaster : D. C. Stockwell, Miss Benton, A. M. Grates. M. Banken andJ. II. Sonthworth, were washed overboard, but re-gained the vcsspI, and have arrived here safe.

Dn.KELi.onn,H0HCEAPATHIC PHYSICIAN',

Office Cosixeu Sciimer ash I'siox Streets.RESIDENCE Xo.

Hall.at Summer street, next door but one to

Cases of Remedies and Books for use constantly on ofband. Qtnlo Ini

TAK NOTICE That the business of the undersien- - 'and of the late firm c Cnircv .t Martin. inut be

closeil. Ail accounts and noies, tlicrelore, remaining mu- - j

settled nfler Mondav, 23d instant, Avill be placed in the j

hands of au olhcer fur collection. Unlill that time I maybe found at mv old stand on Union street.'JanU RICUIARDO.URREY.

Pit ATT'S SIXTEENTH AAXIIAI. SALEcloins sales for the seasoti ol Iiooks, StationaryAND Pens and Pencils, Ac, Ac, on Tuesday, Wed- -

nesday, Friday and Saturday Evening. ITiIi, lMli, 2lh,nnd 21st January, having sllll on hand a large aon men t '

of rare and desirable, together with a stierior lot of GoldPens. Among his assortment will be found Encjclopa-dia- ,

and valuable Standard Works iucierv department ofLiterature, Science nnd Art. letter and No(e Paper, En-

velops, Ac He would moM respectfully call the attentionof alt to the Niles. All hooks oirered ale warranted new mid

CerfecL Jt being his lat wtek, he would &y, if jou wantdon'i fail to atlend.

jin!7 JOS. F. DUNTON.

ItEriCIVED-fro- m Steamboat 11.R. W. Hill,JUSTJohn Simpson, the following fresh Groceries, vizSujar Brown, Clarified, Ixiaf, Crushed A Ponder'd;Cotrec .lav, Ijv'n'ra and Rio;ltice 1 tietc-e- , (frusb;!Prunes - dozjars, "Sardines loo and boxes;I'reserycd (Singer 4 case;Raisins 10 ', and whole boxes;Market Baskets -- o nests, with and without covers;Tubs 0 nests, asMiited,Clo'hcs Baskets 1 doz, large;Pecans 1 barrel, fre.-h- ;

S S Almond.s 1 barrel, fresh;Cinnamon 10 maltsDjuiijohns CO Demijohns;Sugar (Jans i". nesls, assorted;Cod Fish 5 boxes;Citnm 2 do;Foot Matts 2 dozen guis-- , large;Brandy Cherries ." boesI'ickles, (Cndernood's) 1) boies, assorted;Pepper Sauce-- " d.uvn;Kelclmp r do;Sahiion and Lobstcis idozen cms.

"

j,ni4 STEVENS A GIBSON.

HANDY AN I) WINES.1t 1T l'i tine i.ld Brandy;"I " Holland Gin;

1 Ca-- k " SIkiiv Wine;J4 ' " .Malaga "'." bhls pure sweet

janl4 STEVEN'S A GIBSON.

r QA'Itl'I' AN!) HL.h.sr:.S- -IJ St lmis tiolden rtip;

'NewOiVunsM..1.1SSCS.

jitill STEVENS A GIBSON.

A CAIil).VtTE intend keeping n general upply of Groceries andV oilier nnicles. suitable for family use. and hope, by

close attention to our business and always having the bestduality, to merit the patronage ( our friend- - and custo- - '

liiers. STEVENS A GIBSON, j

j tnli 41 College St., 2 doors above Church. j

TfEW-HOTE-L.

Under the provi-ions- of an --rA j

JL net incorporatinfr the Nashville Hotel Company, ja2J.passed by the Legislature of the State of Tennessee, on tlie '

2Sd of November, notice is hereby given that Books I

will be opened at the Nashville Inn. on' Monday next, the16th inst, for the purpose of obtaining subscribers io stockin said Company.

RL'SSEL HOUSTON, 11) T SCOTT,W T BERItV. V Committee.Dr. R C FOSTER, I

. W F COOPER

'COMMEKCIAL.Nashville, Jan. IS.

We had very heavy rain on Monday night which closedthe river to rise rapidly. There are voir about seven feeton the shoals and still rising.

Cottos. Jlarket quiet siles yesterday of 100 bales at

STEAMBOATS.RIVER R1SING- -7 FEET ON THE SHOALS.

ARRIVED.Jan, IT None.

DEPARTED.17 Republic, Burksville.

MARINE NEWS.SAVANNAH, Jan. Arrired.barnue Formosa, Ryder

Boston; schr Oregon, Runill, Boston; sh;p Rotunda, liondlelte, Batb, Me.

uilAKLEsru.N, Jan. 7. Arrived, steamship risiivil!e,Berry, New Yotk;l)arqiie Isabella, Humphreys, Boston.U eared nr. snip rersian, liotvara, Liverpool; sciir AnnaElizj U., Babcock, New lort; schr Coquette, Benrett, lia!timore.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 7. Cleared, ship Columbia, Sturges,Boston; schr Virginia, Axwonhy, New York.

THE OCEAN STEAMERS.Sailiug Days to and from the United States.

FROM EDROPE.CANADA, (Rr) Liverpool Dec2t, for BostonBALTIC, (Ain.1 Liverpool, Dec. 123, for New YorkEUROPA i Id) Liverpool. Dec 31. for New YorkARABIA (Br) Liverpool, Jan. 7, for Ba-to- n

ATLANTIC, (Am) Liverpool, Jan It, for New YoikFROM THE UNITED STATES.

PACIFIC, (Am) New York, Jan 7, for LiverpoolAFRICA, (Br) New York. Jan. 11, for Liverpool

.AMK-Mi- . (Am) aew 1 ork. Jan 14, lor. Havre

.PS, (Rr) New York. Jan. 14. for LiverpoolGLASGOW, (Br) New York, Jau 18, for Glasgow

It.VNDAE AV. aicCAVOCK,ATT0SNE? AND C0T5SELL0H AT LAW,

OFFICE IN COOPKR's CLOCK, CIIEKItY STREETNashville, Tennessee.

CAItl).J. AV. DODGE would respectfully announce to the

citizens of Nashville that having nearly completed his pre-

sent engagements, and being, with his family, delayed bythe low stage cf water and Packet to St. Louis, he willremain to execute a few more Miniature Portraits, if im-

mediate application bo made.Studio ovar the Muf ic Store ofJ. B. "Vi'EST, Union st.dec27 tf.

T. JWliolcsafie Groces,

comnsswx, and fouwahdixg mkuchaxt,Cotton and Tobacco factor.

Curner of CJUge and Church ttrtttt, XushcilU.

COFFEE 200 bags Rio; CO bags Havana;50 do Lagnyara; So do Java.

CIGARS 20,000 Imp. Havana; 18,000 American;100,ipo0 Cuba C s and Melee Cigars;

CANDLES 2i 0 joxcs Sperm and Star,200 boxes Sterine an Tallovr;

COTTON YARNS A lo of assorted Nos. Osnuburs, su- -perioi quality at manufacturora prices;

FRUITS 100 bxs Raisins, assorted sizes; 50 drums Figs;50 frails Almonds; 20 bill Pecans;

FISH 50 barrels and ha'f barrels Mackerel;75 Kits Mackerel; 12cases Sardines:

FLOUR 200 bbls Galligo; 175 Cincinnati;75 do St. Louis (Harrison's;)

GLASS 800 boxes Window--, all sizes;125 do Qt., PL, and 4 Pt. Flasks;75 do Flint Timib ers and Goblets;60 do Squatt and Cap Jars;SO Demijons, fire and three gallons;

IRON Tennessee and Pittsburg, assorted sizes,LIQUORS 15 cases London Porter quarts and pints;

10 cas Scotch Ale " "75 barrels American and French Brandy;93 do Apple and J'eacli "

400 do Whisky, various brands;50 do Holland Gin; 25 do N. E. Rum;25 do Wine, various kinds;

100 do Cider Vinegar;MOLASSES 150 bbls and H bblsreboiled and S. Hour;

75 bbls St Louis and N O Golden Syrup;NAILS 150 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;

150 do Wheeling, " "PICKLES 15 cases choice asserted Pickles;

10 ca-- Tomatoe Catsup;SUGAR li0 hlulslxiuisiana Sugar;

100 bbls St. I.ouisand Philadelphia Crushed andPulverised; 25 do Ixaf (LoveriDg's;)

SPICES 10 bags Allspice; 15 do Pepper;10 do Ginger, Race and ground;

SALT 200 bbls Kanaw ha; 250 .sacks line and coase;185 sacks Dairy

"and 75 boxes table .salt;

SOAP lOOboxes bar; P" do FancrSoap;SEEDS 45 barrels Millet Seed;TEAS 20 cases various brands;TOBACCO 50 holes Chewing, assorted brands;

25 boxes Jenny Lind, superior article;SUNDniHsJ Indigo, Co'prwr-A-- .Madder. Olive Oil. !ad.

Powder, Shot, salairaUis, Soda, Axes, Chains,Painted Buckets, Ac, Ac.

For sale low forcush by T. J. CLACK.Ig?"Liberal advances on consignments.

WANTED 100,000 lbs orclean washed Wool;100,000 lbs Bacon and I.ard;

Dried Fruit, Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow and Ginseng.For which we will pay liberal prices in cash or Groceries.janl5. T. J. CLACK.

a kSji a iaI's utkk! n eT: atiiomcon .M For the disease tf Females, is one of the most extra-

ordinary and valuable medicines now extant. It is prepar-ed by Dr. Tnos. PoMF.rujr", if New York, an AlopathicPhysician, who has practiced successfully in Utica, NewYork, forty years. Its discovery was the result of chance,while experimenting on remedies for a totally dillerent train

disorders. Forsx years it has been tesled in every partthe world. In the State of Tennessee it has performed

wonderful cures. I will not say that it has been Micce-f- ul

every case, but when it does not cure it never fails to re

the mot distressing symptoms. I am jnnitted byWilliam Parkes, Esq.. of to stale that in afew weeks it completely cuied his nteio girl, who had lenfor five years in the hands of physicians who had not beenable to relieve ber.

Eor sale by every Druggist in the State, and byALEX. MACKENZIE,

dec3 No. 17, College street. Nashville.

the ciiEfe.vheTu; veTjetaiile pills.compounded withthe utmost care and skill, and theAKE are thoroughly tested by the most eminent

Chemists. Tliey are especially valuable for the preventionand cure of fevers in general, all Bilious and Liver com-plaints, Costiveness, Imperfect Digestion, Deficient action

the bowels, Sick Headaches, Influenza, Asthma, and avariety of other chronic diseases, aud in lino for all faini-I- r

uses. Price, with full directions, 25 cents per box.For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE,dec3. No. 17, College street.

And by every Druggist in the Slate.OODTixTvAKE. Wehave just received tiom

New York, purchased there at the ja'et foreJtl :

Wooden Bowls, with choppers;Rolling Pins Beef steak Mauls;Pastry Bowls, Imon Squeezers,Liguum Vita; Faucits, Wooden Spoons,Wooden ladles, Potatoe Mashers,Towel Rollers, Bung . tarts,Cocoa Shell Dippers, Hearth Brooms,Rat and Mouse Trips. Clothes Pins,Juniper and Cedar Woous, Brass aud Iron bound PallsBed Cords, Clothes Lines, Butter Spades,Axe Handles, Yard Sticks, Twine Balls.

dcc2 S..OW, MACKENZIE A CO.

IHtlMIES bestBltllSIIES! of all sizes, fancy and plaiu patternsorner Dusters, Window Washers,Fly Brushes, Toy Brushes,Counter Dusters, Hearth Brooms,Whisk Brushes. Italian Whisks;Common Dusting Brushes,Scrubbing Brushes, Blacking Brushes,Mops, Window Brushes,Crumb Brushes, Tea Cup Mops.

ALSO.Buckskins for polishing plate furniture.

For sale by SNOW, MACKENZIE A CO.,dec2 Houe Furnishine store, 17 College'st.

TO HOl'SEKEEl'LVG. MauilU DoorAIDS plain and fancy;Alicant Mats, three sizes;Jute Mats, plain and fancy of all sizes;Coir Mats, various patterns;Fancy Border Mats, with wood centres;Sheep Skin Mats, all colors;Open Mats, from 8 to 8 feet each;Oil Cloth Table Mats;Palm Leaf " do;Chinese Table and Tea Mats.

The above articles are for sale at lower prices than theyhave ever before been ofTered in this city.

,lec2 SNOW. MACKENZIE CO.

ysen i ukv mu- -1 UP Is an uneqnaled remedy in all cases of BOWEL

COMPLAINT and ASIATIC CHOLER . if taken with thefirst symptoms, viz: Vomiting and Diarrhoea. In the pasttwo years, it has cured thousands in this State of BLOODYFLUX, when all oilier remedies had failed.

Price, 50 cents per bottle. ALEX. MACKENZIE,Agent, College street,

And for sale by every Druggist in the State.

TTlOU SALE. Al'EllY DESIKAULE LOT,JL fronting 115 feet on Spruce street, between Cnurcli andBroad, running back from 1C5 to lfiS feet, and 115

feetnn McI:more st, eet. Said lot will be divided into twoor three lot to suit purchaser.. Said lot has on it a larbrick school house.

ALSO A desirable Country Residence, about three milesfrom the city, on Nolensville Pike a frame houe with fiverooms, Ac A bargain will be given.

ALSO A brickjiouse with six rooms, Ac.. No. 31 Sprucestreet, near Cedar and a vacant lot on Cedar near Spruce.

A LSD A neat Brick Cottacre in Edeefield, with fourof Co . Ramser. Said hou-- e was

formerly occupied by Rev. M.S. Royca Make farly appli-

cation to R- W- - BROW N,

dcc-2-0 Real Estate Agent.

RENT 1'OR THE ENSUING YEAR,FOR of fifty acres or laud on the Charlotte Pike, four!

miles from Nashville, with good improvements.dec-2- R. A. BALI.OWE, Gen. Agent.

XTANTE1).--I WISH TO RENT FOR THEVV next vear. a comfortable family dwelling, witii i or a

rooms, convenient to the churche3 and female academy.Apply to K- - W. 11KU.,

JJoa toltatjLAgyit

EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY UV DYER PEARL 4 CO.,Buying and SeUinf IlaUt, lattd on tvuu aloce fJUj dollars

EUTJXO. SELL1SQ.

Tennessee, allnofes payable at Nashville 1" all others par par

Bank of East Tennessee parKentucky, all good Banks . . par Yt r--

Ohio " " " it ai parIndiana' " ' " KdisPennsylvania, all noles pay hie at Phila-

delphia" all others in good standing. . 14 dis dis

new lorKVyityJianKs par pur" Country i dU 3 dis

Virginia 14 diaNcnh Cjirolina 1 dis 14 disSouth Carolina parGeorgia parAlabama, Stato Bank aud Brandies. . 1 disBank of Mobile parSouthern Bank of Alabama itLouisiana pre

SPECIE.American Gold M i preSilver, Dollars and Half Dollars 2 " 8

" Dimes and Half Dimes 4 " 8EXCHANGE.

Sight Exchange on New York 14 pre prePhiladelphia

50 day bills on X. York and PJiila. par(;,) u u u disSight Drafts on New Orleans H a 1 pre

" " .... par" XCO " " " " 1 disChecks on Cincinnati par H pre

" " IvOuisyille"V

" St. Ijmis .

FALL 8l CUHNIWG-HAM-,

'o. 17 C(!LLEG!i STREET,

Dirret Importers anil Dealers in

CUTLERY, GUNS, TOOLS,

HOUSE SUILDINQ MATERIALS,AN I

u'j.4 'joi isa "au 'ajaJ

GENERALLY,HAVE r.o'.von hand an extensive assortment

nf ereri- - nnd wonM inrlt.. tlir. t--tentionof all MERfJl VXTS visiting Nashville for suppliesto give them a call lwforc purchasing

Feathers, Ginseng aud Beeswax, received at the highestmarket tiric in exchange for GOODS or. in payment ofAtituu.MS, Man 11 tf.

PROTECTIONINSURANCE COMPANY

OF

TFORB, CONN.Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Western Fund

81,000,000!INCORPORATED 1825.

Policies cflnsurar.ee issued at all times on the most favolable term3, against

LOSS OR DAMAGEBY FIIIE, OR THE

PERILS OP NAVIGATION,by LINDSLEY A CROCKETT,Agents for Nashville and Davidson County. IjanT.

THE KVJTOAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANYOF 2TASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

fFICE on Cedar street, adjoining the Post O.lice, andV7 opposite the veranuau, will msure on tlie mutual principle, iioueM, aieicnanu.ze, ac..againsi lessor wamag nyFire; Steainlmts on auy of the Weste-- n waters iicrainst theHazards of Inland Navigation and the Caigocs of Vessels ofevery description against the Perils of the Seas and Rivers.Also, the Lives of persons in good health, for a single year,fir a term of years, ordnrirg life. Also, BankNotes trans-mittt- d

per mail.All persons having tbrir lives or property insured in this

Instit-ition- , are eatitlei1 - a full participation in nil the prof-its without any liability io loss beyond the amount of Pre-miums which they mav' pay.

M.S. P1LCHER, President,.1. B.JOHNSON, e President.

C. J. F. WnAifo", Secretary. janl

TENNESSEE MAHINE AND FIBE INSURANCE COMPA-

NY-CAPITAL S150.C00.oa the North side of the Public Square, midwayOFFICE the Nashville lun and the Planter's Bank.

Tliey will make insurance on Bouses and Goods of every de-

scription against file; on Steamboats and Cargo "against fireand iheri.sk of the river; on the Cargo of Keel Boats endother rirer crafts, nnd on sea vessel and other cargoes, onthe usual terras. JOHN M. HILL, President.

Joseph Vaulx, Secretary.DiEECToits. Alex Allison, John M Hill, F B Frgg.G M

Fogg, James Correy, duo M Bass, Joseph Woods, SamuelSeav, Matthew Watiou, J J White, Jacob Mctiavock.

jnlESTABLISHED 10J TEN YEARS- -

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Goods are selected aud purchased bv ourselvesOUR gieat caie in the best markets, which enables usto sell low for CASH Our Candies are WARRANTED tokeep dry, and we sell as cheap as nnv house in thecountrv.Toys, Pocket Cutlery, PISTOLS, Re'vohers, and

S anish Cigars, 4c., Ac. jilyiS6 tf

NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.JAMES SLOAN', rroprietor,

MARKET ST., OPPOSITE JOHNSOX A HOKNE'S TOBACCO WABIUOCSr,NASHVILLE, TENN.

Marhlt W'arerooms al thf old stand, Corner of Sum-

mer and Spring Streets.made exfensive enlargements in my MarbloHAVING my facilities are such that I can execute all

kinds of work in the mi st tasteful manner and the lateststyle, as cheap as it can be done in any of the Eastern Cities.By callinp at my Ware-room- on the corner of SpringandSummer streets, specimens may be seen which will enablepersons to judge lor themselves, which is the best method.Having on hand a.l kinds of Marble from East Tennesse.Also, a fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and AmericanMntble, which I will se'.l low to the trade, wholesale and re-

tail, finished or in the rough s'ate.A larre assortment of Monuments, Tombs, Baptismal

Founts, L'rns, Vaes, Garden Figures, Grave Stones, Ac,carved and lettered to order. Furniture Marble executedtoorderaud sent to anv part of the South-Wes- t as cheap asit can be procured from the East Also, Marble Mantels,of every description, plain or carve J. Building Stone, soldwholesale and retail.

All ordeis left at my Ware-Room- on the corner of Springand Summer slrcets, will meet with prompt attention. Myfriends generally will find it to their interest to call and ex-

amine my stock' before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful tomy old friends and customers for their liberal patronage, 1

hope by strict attention to business to merit a continuanceof their favors. - JAMES SLOAN,

Corner of Springand Summer stteets, Nashville.febltt lv- it

TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.

Usaitcd States Mail SAneThrouali in 18 to 50 Hours.

XEW YORE AXD CITA RLESFON' SEM1-YEE- EL

Y STEAM SHIP LINE.LEAVES Adger's Wharves, every Saturday

... ...7I1UIU II I. M I lMI , ll.l.l .lib u, v. ...wthe South ami West.

On Saturday, the new and snlendid steamer Jas. Ad- -gcr, I,5:i0 tons, .1. Dickinson, Commander JIarion, 10

tons, W. Foster, Commai der. .On Wednesday the Union, 1,500 tons, Richard Adams,

Commander -- .Southerner, 1,000 tons, Thos. Ewan, Com.man der.

Thee steamers are unrivalled on the coast for safety,speed and comfort Experienced and com teous Comman-

ders, and tables supplied with every luxury, will insureTravellers by this line every possible comfort and accom-

modation.For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac-

commodations, aiinly at the office of the Agent,septir-- lv HENRY MISSROOM,

"Corner East Bay and Adger'a Son. Wharves.

Calin passage fa Steerage ?S."

WALL PAPER.received a splendid assortment of Gold Paper

JUST and Velvet Herders, and Plain Satin Papers f.irParlors, Halls, Ac., together with a large lot of WindowCurtain Paper, new patterns, wide Green Teisters, Ac.

On hand, a large assortment of unglaied papers,from 10 to USc per bolt.

KLAGES A GORBEY.No 20 College st, next door to the Sewanee House.

X. B. Pajier-baugin- done in the best manneroct2.

"S i ORIXG COTTON.

A CLACK Are now prepared to receive,PERKINS ship cotton. Liberal advaue3 made to

octt

RENT. Two BRICK WAREHOUSES onI?OR stieet, a few steps above the bridge. One ofthorn i. well suited for a Flojr Deoot Annlr to.

janl7-2- w, T. b. ilOSELEY.T ) URKE'S IJAICING I'OWDERS.-KM- ) CASESIJ uurkes rtatiug rowiiera, line lor lfucKwneai Laxe.

For sale by ijannj W. II. GORDON A CO.

ONE HUNDRED li ALL'S1)LOUGUS. Nos. 1 and 2, for sale byjan5 WrH. GORDON A CO,

MEDICINAL.

EWIN BROTHERS,"WHOLES AL E

DRUGGIST s,No. 7, North College Street,

NASHVILLE, TENN.,

WOULD respectfully infoim Druggists, Meichants,and Manufacturers, that they hinc again

commenced the DRUG BUSINESS in the new buildiugoaCollege, near Church street, and intend conliuing themselvesto the WHOLESALE TRADE. Their stock is nearly eutirely a fresh one, and they aie determined in make both theprices and qualities satisfactory. Tuey oiler sale low forcash or on lime to punctual men

640 gallons best Winter Sperm Oil;SOO " - Tanners' Oil;

1CH53 pounds Ind.p, of prime quality;14a3 do Madder,630 do Extract of Logwood in small boxes;

10 do Cochineal;65 do Muriate of Tin;

1300 do Alum;1400 do Refined Salpetre;1000 do Epsor.1 SalU;

550 do Gum Camuhor;7500 do Sun. Curb. Soda;

90 Gro. M'Lane s Vermifuii?:10 do M'Ine's Liver Pills;20 do Fahuestock's Vermifuge;

100 doz. Mustang Liniment;100 Gro. wood box Matches;6S0 doz. Mason's Blacking;2S0 m. G. D. Caps;

1000 pounds Red Lead drr;600 do White do do;900 do Letharge;

1600 do Eng. A enetian Red;200 buh. Keutucky Bine Grass Seed;45 boxes Bonn'sScotcb SuutI', in packages;24 do Garrett's do do;60 doz. do in bottles;48 do MaccaboySnutT, in cots;

1000 lbs. ' " in jars and bbls;800 boxes Window Glassy-assort- ed;

4000 lbs. Putty;130 pounds Pearl Sage;110 do Tapioca;630 do Gum Arabic;fC doz. Cod LverOd Rushton, Clarke A Cu's;CO do Scidlct's Powders, in tin boxes;86 do Soda; "60 poinds Calomel, English and American;10 do Hydriodate of Potisli;

215 do Spirits Niiric Aether;6G do Aqua Ammonia;20 do Sqr. lodida of Iron;

Schsefielin's Extra Powders and Extracts;Physician's Pocket Cues of Instruments, ofvarious styles;Physicians Pocket Cases of Vials a large varitv;Amputating, Dissecting, Ljthotomy, Trepanninj and

Midwife Instruments, in cases;Medicine Chests a variety of styles and sizes.VW Feathers, Beeswax. Ginseng, 1'lax.seed, Ac , taken

at the highest market rates. foct!3 tfrISC WHITE PAINT. 0 keis received and for

sale lew. This articlo is said to be much sui erior toWhite Lead in brilliancy of color, durability in exposedsituations, and all the purposes to which the latter is appliedand costs but little more It is coming largely into use inthe eastern cities. oct20 EWIN BROTHERS.

OLD LEAK AND 1'OIL. 10 ounces Abbey'sa best Gold Leaf; 15 Packs best Gold Leaf. Receivedandforsale lowbr oct2i EWIN BROTHEKS.

PAIR LIVINGSTON'S DOR3I ANT PLAT-FOR- M

SCALES. 1 pair Platform Scales.For sale at cost and carriage.decir. EWINBROTHERS, Nashville

NDIGO. 11 JO Li;.S. INDIGO RKC'ElVlSD. this day and for sale low byjanl EWIN BROTHEKS

JOTICETO ALL. HAVING ASSOCIATEDwilh me in the Coach Manutiic'iirinrr Business .Messrs,

tOBERT CAPPS, JAMES F. PHELPSand ARCHIBALDSTUART, all good Mechanics and industrious men, 1

ask for the coiintir.tution cf ray old customers, and hope,by a strict attention, to merit the same.

janlf-C- m. J IRA A. STOUT.

UNION COACH FACTORY !

Entrance Xo. 5 Clark Strict,

lVo.USDEK THE FIE3I OF

STOUTTHE UNDEKSIGNED, having forme 1 a UnionWE, the purpose of can ingnn the Coich Manufactur-

ing Business in all its various branches having taken theo'dstnndof Ira A. Stout, ou t'l.ik Street and extendedthrough to Spring Street, we are ready to compete with anyCaniage Manufactory in the State of 'fenne-se- e, on anywork brought from the North or East, and i.ll we ask of ourfriends and the public is, to give us a call for an article inour line of business; having superior workmen and thebest of stock. Also, we beg leave hereto say that weusno iron but the best Tennessee, which is the best iron inthe United States for Coach work. We are all workingmen and will use our utmost exertions to give satisfactionto our customers, and all persons having work to repairmay rely on getting it when promised.

IS?" All orders piomptly attended to.IRA A. STOUT,ROBERT CAPPS,JAMES F. PHELPS,

janl2 6m bw.vu ARCHIBALD STUART.

FOR RENT.Stole Rooms on Deaderick street. AIo, oneTHItEE office on the second floor, and lodging rooms

ou the third llwr vftlie nm Z..ll.ltt. .jplv to .1 ACOltMcGAVOCK, or RANDAL W. .McGAVOCK.

janl4 1- -

TeamesseeRifle, in qnartei, 'udf and

POWDER-Tennesse-eTennessee Blasting, in kegs t.id barreLs

A full supply of the above descriptions of Po der, war-ranted equal to any in the market, alwavs on hand and for,sola by jaltl A CO. -

OAFln br the oriirinal manufacturers, for sale bvCHEATHAM, WATSON i CO.

jali No. 6i Publ'C Square

ft, f AA 1 Hlsll TO I'liRCHASE55J.UUUU $10,000 Stock in the Wire Suspensionlinens, at par. payable in Merchandise at cash prices.

nsvlH Sni R. H. BUOCIvWAY. No.71 Public Spuare. to

stewart A: avi:akli:y",WHOLESALE t RE7A1L GROCERS,

NO. 3 BROADWAY,

TT.AVE ON HAND nnd offer for sale 200 bbls Flour,

tl various brand:100 barrels Whi'ky; 25 dozen Painted Buckets;25 " Domestic Brandr; 1 Willow Clothes Basket;10 " Gin; 10 coils Manilla Rope;5 " S M Wine; 23 reels Packing Yarn;

SO " Monongahela and 10 dozen Guarded GlassRye Whiskv; Lanterns;

10 barrels Lincoln Whisky; 10 boxes Tumblers;20 J pipes French Brandjr; 2" do Pint A Quart Flasks;

1 14 pipe Catawba do; io cases Hermetically seai- -

1 p'pe Old Cog no; ed Peaches:1 ' pipe Old Spanish do; J0 while, half and quarter

50 barrels Molasses; boxes Raisins;20 U barrels Syniir, 50 drums Smyrna Fig; in10 barrels laird Oil; 10 Ixixes Pie "Fruits;5 do Linseed Oil; 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;2 do Turpentine; 25 boxes Lemons;

10 do Peach Brandy; 50 jars assorted Preserves;4 do W R Butter; 20 do Tomato Catsup;

13 4 do do do; 100 14 A q'r boxes Serdlnes;10 bbls No 1 A 2 Mackerel; 2 casf s Table Salt;10 tf bbls No 2 do; 25 barrels Pilot Bread;25kitsNol4 2 do; So bxs Tobacco, v's brands;

2 barrels Salmon; J bis Tallow Candles;1 drum Cod Fish; 50 bxs Soap;

100 boxes W R Cheese; 2i),000 lWalia Cigars;60 Imixos Eng. Daily dn; 20 dczcnCorn Brooms;

Buckwheat Flour; 1 box Clothes Pins;10 doz Zir.c Wash boards; 2CU reain3 Wrapping Paper;23 doz Willow Market 25 bsgs Spun Cotton;

Baskets; l'O bags Wrapping Twine;1 hnrr Candle Wick.Together with Butter, Water, Soda, Sugar, Pic Nicand

Boston Crackers; Crushed, Powdered and loafSuirar;Ginger, Indigo, Madder, Starch, Alum, Copper-

as, Mustard, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Golden Syrup, I'ried Ap-

ples and Peaches; Hominy, Beans, Peas, Bacon, Lard,Dried Beet, Sweet and Iri-- h Potatoes. Together with yarious other articles, usually kept in a Boat Sim e and FamilyGrocery, to which wo would cull the attention of FarmersSteamboat Men, and the public generally, as we are dctennined to sell tor small profits tor casli, jant2 j

LDIM. LOTS I OR SALE. ,

( IX LOTS on College Hill, finely located, Nos. 33, So, Is 86, 37 and S3, loicli lot lronts Sa leel on vinery siteti i

aud runs back li2 feet to llutne street.ALSO Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West

Nashville, Nos. SO and S2 front on Bnud street; Nos. lol.10i. 104 and 12ijon McGavock st eet; Nos. 11$. 174 and 1(6on Deiuunibrane street. A bargain can be had by makingearly application to R W. BROWN,

jaula Real Estate Agent.

SALE A large BRICK HOUSE with S rooms,170R No. 2G Viueslreet, between Chiirchand Broad.Apply at No. C3 Cherry street, to R. W. BROWN,

janl2 Agent.

ISSOLUTION The Copartnership lieretofore exist-ingD under the style of PERKINS A CLACK was dis-

solved on 2d inst by mutual consent THOS. J. CLACKwill continue to carry on the Grocery and Commission, Re-ceiving and Forwardinz business at the old stind.

P. G.S.PERKINS.janl2 THOMAS J. CLACK.

Having sold my entire interest in the firm of Pikklns A

Clack to Mr. T. J Clack, my lato partner, I cordially re-

commend bun to the friends of the late firm, and respect-fully solicit for hini a continuance of the patronage so

IjoniaJ P. G.S. PERKINS.

IfRESH ARRIVALS. .!Dt 11IIDS. SUGAR,- all grades;100 barrels o'Molasses;100 half barrels of Molasses;

5 tierces of Riee;5 packages nf Mackerel;

20 packages of Cranberries;150 ackages of Raisins;

10 bags ot Almonds;20 casts ot rorter and Ale;20 coils of Manilla Rope;50 packages .Market, Clothes and Corered Baskets;

100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pails, Ac;20 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream Nuls;20 packages Cogniac Brandy;10 packages Maderia and Cherry Yt ines;40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;

70,000 superior Havana Ciirais;500 Demijohns; 50,W0 Corks.

For ga'e bv I jani 21 EDWARDS A HARRIS.

IJitol's-- A SUPPLY OF UU.M AliAlllOGU.U Received tbb day. JOHN NLXON,

jonli

,1 JIERCHANDISE.

Fall and WinterSTOCK OF DRY G00D3

j A T NICHOL'S CORNER.j No. 18 Corner Sipiart and ilarlti Stritl, NaiKzltte,I TJTAS received his new Fad Importations of RICH ANDJ JlXi ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which! ha takes pleasuro in inviting the attention of friends and

the public, feeling assured tliat he can offer as great bar- -gains as can be found in the city,

IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS.Of the latest Parisian styles, which are truly elegant, in

eluding a beautiful variety of the richest and handsomestPlaid, Brocade, Blcck, Bayadere, Striped, Natienal, Repp,and atered Silks, as bave bien in tbUcity. .

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN PLAIDS,Ofentire new desigus, with the handsomest and

RICHEST COMBINATION OF COLORS,Including the gay, grave, riclund elegant.

NEW AND CHOICE FRENCH 3IERIN03.The most desirable colors in market, embracingthi-mos- t

fashionable shades which the ladies will find beautifuLELEGANT RICH DELAINES AND CASHMERES,Of the choicest patterns and most beautiful colors and in

fact every ether kind of Dry Goods, suitable forLADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WARDROBES.

Canton Cmpe nnd Embroidered Shawls, of all kinds, in-cluding the Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawles.

MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS,Of Bomdozines, Alpacca, Cloths, Canton, Black de'Laines,1

Berages, Grenadine, Mourning Sleeves, Collars, Chemi28tlr,Handkerchiefs, and everything else suitable fora

LADY'S MOURNING WARDROBE.Also a beautiful variety of

LACE GOODS,Hnnitnn, Valenc:enne, and Needle-wor- k Collars; Rich

Cambric Chemizetts and SLeces: fin setts': Jaconet andSwiss Edgings, Insertings, Cumbricand Swiss Flouncing,applique woik. Also, a tine assortment of

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES,Handkerchiefs, Cravats; Silk, Cotton aud Merino Under

Shirts and Drawers.IIOUStHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS.

Of Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Table Di- -masfcs, Napkins, Toweling, Crashes and D'apere.

WOOLEN BLANKETS,Quilts, Flannels, Canton FUuuels, Welsh Flannels and

Cambric, Ac, 4cFRENCH CLOTILS, DOE SKIN AND

Tweed Cassimeres; Over Coaling?, of all kinds. And willopen in a few days a beautiful assortment of theLATEST STYLESW PARISIAN CLOAKS AND MAN-

TILLAS,Made of the very best material, Ac , Ac

Call aDd examine this large and fine assortment cfgoods',suitable to the approaching season, and jou will not be dis-appointed either in st) lea or prices.

sept27, lt JAMES NICHOL.

HILtlE'S EXHIBITION,1853. FAIL IHP0RTATI0KS. 1853.

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.

N. 57 College Street.

JOHN" K.HUME is now diily leceivingfrom New YorkPhiladelphia, his fall and winter supply of desira-

ble goods, to whiili he most respectfully invites the atten-tion ofalt in want tt fresh uud excellent goods suitable fortheieawn. JOUNK.UCME.

rct2 No. 57 College street.

QTAI'LE GOODS Welsh, Saxony and ShakerO Flannels; , Colored Flannels;French and English Prints; Toweling:Fine Blankets, Sc.; Napkins;

.lauie Uoilis, Ac.; JOHN K. HUME.

A J ANTILLAS AMI CLOAKS K.-1- , V.lllX Cloaks; Tuhna Mantillas:Satin aud Cloth Cloaks; Talma Cloaks;Cloak Cloth; White Enib'd Mamies;Cloak Trimmings; " - '. Talmas; -

Exti a handsome. JOHN K. HUMS.

A LSO RICH SILK DRESS GOODS. Masni- -XX. licent Plaid Silk: Raw Silks;Beautiful Poult d'Sol; Scotch Plaids;Rich Changeab'eSllks; Smart Plaids;

" Black Bioche; Rob Itoy Plaids;" Italian Black Silks; Highland Plaids;" Satin National; McGregor Plaids;" Rep Silks; Paris de Laines; it

Black Annure Silks; " Cashmeres;iuiuzimcr Robe Patterns:

ALSO English and French Merinos of all colors.Purchasers of new, rich and really elegant goods, are all

respectfully invited to the exhib tion ofJOHN K. HDMK,

oct2 No. 57 College sf.

EICH FALL AND VLOTEEGOODS.

WA. A-- J. G. McCLELLAND have just received thr'and best selected stock ot Fall and Winter

in Ibis market, which they offer to thetrade at lower prices tlian ther can be found in any otherhouse in the city. At No. 2a Public Square.

'rich DRESS GOODS.Brocade Silks;Check do;Plain do;Super blk "o; Glasgow Plaidsr ofPlaid Poplins; Plain Mous.ae Laines:Plain do; Fr'ch Merinos A Cashmeres;Rob Eov Silks; English and German Merince? I

Neat de Laines. 'With a variety of low price de Lames, 4c

WHITE GOODS, LACES, ETC.Cambrics, Jackonets.Swisses, Tarlatons;Vat Ibices, Kdingsund Inserting;Ja:konet and Swiss Trimmings and Flouncing.);Lace and Muslin Collars and Chimizettes; p.Juconei .ouirs ana rsieevcs;Linen, Cauibric and Lawn Hdkfs; in great yariefyrKid Gloves, Silk and Wool do; 4

Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do;iiiacik ens, ltioonns, &.

In Cloaks, Talmas and Mantillas, we hare the richest a- ?-sortment ever offered in this marLpL in Velvet Stilin nihaniliiii;all colors, witli eleuaut wbitd eaibroidered Silk- - jMantles, with Cloths and Velvet for making them, 2

STAPLE GOODS. ISCloths, Cassimcres, Vestings, Sattinetts, Flannels, Tick-

ings, Shirtings, Bleached and Brown Domestics, BedBlankets, Suir Coat Blankets, Shawls, Linseys, Prints,Alpaccos. Wo feel confidentthat buyers will tind it greatly

their interest to give this stock a careful examinationand in so doing save themselves some money.

octU McCLELLAND'S, No, 20 Public Square.

RYE FLOUR. Russell A Bond, 54 Broad Street,just recuved un excelleutartideofRYEFLOUK-bolte- d

and unbolted- - B A T w nov3

CLERIC WANTED. A young man who writes aand has a general knowledge of accounts,

can obtain a situation by making application, with refer-erces.- to

M. box3i. Post Office.Nashville. .Vov. 11,1353.

rpo COUNTRY MERCHANTS. I would calli the attention of deulers to the heavy Stock of WallPapers, I am now receiving and prepared to offer on themost favorable terms. septl5 W. W. FINN. I

irpHOSE ITNi: SNUFrS. Just received persteam-J- L t

er A. L. Davis, 350 pounds of SNUFF of superior qual-ities tinof the fine brands of Garrett's superior Scotch SuufT 1

bottles; Room's Macaboy in bottles and kegs. Also, a lsup rior quality of Fiench itapjieeing&llon Jars, suitable totravellers. Also, alargelot ottine cut Cavendish ChewingTobacco, a new article, with an assortment of Chalk Pipes. i

Iho above articles 1 am prepared to sell Wholesale orRetail as cheap as any house in the West.

novi JAMES MOORE. iTobacconist, sign Little Indian, corner Cherry and Cedar t

streets, Nashville,

LEAMlER O. SIEVENsOS. KOBIRT t. WUITS.

STEVENSON & WHITE,AT. 59 College Street,

on hand a large and desirable stock of STAPLEHAVE FANCY DKi (Jt)UUS. winch tbey will sellverv cheau f"rcasb. in order lo reduce their sock beforethey receive their Fall pnichases. All of jou who like goodbargains give them a call. faugl

XTE have on hand a large and beautiful stock of IjdiesDRESS GOODS, such as plain, check ind brocido

Silks; Silk Robes, Beragesand Berage Robes; snd u largelo' of beautiful French Muslins, all it which will be soldextremely low for cash bv'augt STEVEN sON k WHITE- -

T7RENCH NEEDLE WORK.-SIEVE.N'S- ON A1 WIIITK have iu.st received avervlanrestockof Vrench

Needle Vork, such a Collais, Sleeves, Chemizetts; Uaud--

.e .ellinir at very reduced ibices for lash. aun.

US E-- FURNISHING COO DS. We have.iustHO a huge stoek of Damask, Linen Sheets andLinen Sheetings, Table Damasks, and a largo lot of Pla'nLinen Napkins aud Durask Towels which will Iw sold yenlow for cash by auglj STEVE.VSON A WHITE, v.

ENTLE3IEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.G All yon who wnh to purchase Cloths, Cassimeres,Vnstings.'Linens. Patent Shirts, Linen and Drilling Draw-

ers, Half Hose, Linen nnd Silk Handkerchiefs, Gloves andCravats, call inatSTEYKXSON A WHITE'S, No. 59 Col-

lege street, for they are felling off very low for Cash, in ol-

derw

to make room for their Fall Stock. au g4.

EDICL1js7tTiAT HAVE BEEN FULLYtestedduring the past year, by many of the most re-

spectable citizens ot Nashville-- The advertiser is permittedti refer to Mr. Samuel Watkins. whose servant was cured

ofa most inveterate Scrcfula. Also, tho servant ot Mr. J. !in

Collins of the same uis :ase. Five cases or Cancer bavo

been cured; twenty casfj of Bone Felon. Mr I.. H-- Jones aafte-- having been under theson was cured of Sore Eyes,

treatment of two of the most distinguished 1 hysiciins for

eiffbt months, almost to jllybiind. tAt least one hundred respectable persons in Nashville,

and its viciuity, an b teen who will vcuch for the greatbenefits of hs cours;of treatment, without the use t thokni fe or mercury.

Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Fistula, Mercurial Dis-

eases, Ulcers, old Chronic Diseases, Sore Eyes, and all im-

purities of the blood.- -

Twenty years of constant Practice, fifteen in New Orleans,prior to coininj to Nashville. Those interested, are res-pectfully invited to call, examine and consult, free of anycharge.

Office No 47 Union st, near Chcrrr.novlO ly. n EDWARD THOMAS.

--

TOTlCE ! NOTICE! ! THE OFFICE OlI tb( N'ashvill.i (S:ls. Ijvhl Cnmnanr his been removed to

COOPER'S BU1LDIHG, corner of Cnerry and Deaderickstreets 2d story overDiggon'a Music Store.

janl5 lvr. JAS. II. KENDRICK, Sec'y.

reSiovalI"VTOTICE. --The office of the United Firemen's Insurance

Company has been reciovd fmm No. 52 College St,to No. 25 College street, directly opposite the "Se-vanj-

House," in the bouse formerly occupied by J.U. Cutray,jinl4 lm

IMISCELLANEOUST

pectfunyaoHcitorder, ThrtfRAILROAD MACHINERY.

Snch aaUcowticu forSSTO T'SrulU Cac,,mpletedf"d Trmevery cescnption of work ppertainiDi?to Rail

... STEAMWnrviv".Ut.liVl.boSKa WOhorse-povrer-wi- th

SAWMILLS.Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or firen!.!- - c;,

camplete, with the new est and 4"GRIST Afll.T.siand Machmery made for all sizes, mmpltte- - to.gether wiih Machinery forSirgar Jlills and Cotton Gics- - 1.so Machinery for Blast Furnaces, embracing Caitlrm

for blast, Ac.ROLLING MILI5.

Engines, Cast Iron Rollers, and all machinery forcomplete marie at shortest entice.

BRASS AND IRONCAST1NO.Of any description, with shafting, mill gearing, wafer

wheels, cast iron Bankranlts, 4c, Ac, made .to ere'er.Address JonxTitOJirso.N-- . Agent. who is a practical

cr tho undersigned. JOHN" B. JOHNSON,junL'I ly b. President.

RICH AND ELEGANT FURS

ATFR.NCISCOA WHITMAN'S. -T-here are fewunpractistd eve is more liable to b

deceived than io Furs.There may boa variation of several dullars in twoMiuTs,or iclonnes, and vit nme persons out of ten may be

apart fromeach other, a: i ranciso A Whitman's Hat Store, No 22 Pnb- -L : I ,,V' van reir upon gelt rg a good article

ttia. snail be in al. repeci what it U lecronmecded tale,and at a reasonable price. Ourstoctc is verv large and wellassorted, consisting of Hudson Bay Sablc.'Canada Sable.Superior Sets of Some Marten, Lynx Fitch i, and allthe lower gradesof Furs, made up in the most foshionabla

'manner.

ol--n HOLIDAY .STYLE.

ACCORDING toour regular enstorn, ws" introduce tliiaIlaC A new and original sty Ic. and

got ten up in the most cleeant manner. We feel assured thatit is but to be seen to be admired.

FRANCISCO WHITMAN,dcclO . Fashionable Haltery.o. 21 Public Square.

AltENTS AND GfARDlXNSrelnvlted' U1) call and examine the beautiful assort rcent of chil-dren's and infant's Hats and Caps uf the Ulcst and mostapproved, sty les, which are for tale t lha splendid hat es-tablishment nf FRANCISCO A vVUITMAX- -

decM Xo.23, l'ub'ac Square.r 1 MI E JI ETROVaLlTAN II ATThosersonsJL who wish a neat and comfortable business Hat, would

do well to call and examine those beautifu! new stvlcs thatwe have just received. FIi.VNCl.SCO A WHITMAN.

declO 2T PuMic Square.

DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET JESCULAPIUJOR, EERY ONE HIS OWXrHYSICLVN

THE Fortieth Edition, with. OneEngravings showing

Discuses and Malformations of ti.eHuman System in every shape andform. To which UaddeJ aTreatsc

.kti: r t i ..r ;

the highest importance, to married ,5people, or inose couiempuuit nuir- -nage. liyvii.t,lAJl suu.Mi

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an early grave. Let no young manor woman enter info the secret uLli.gations of marriage life without reading the POCKFTJiSCCL.nUs. Let no one sufTenng troni a kackui'J.Cough, Pain in the Fide, restlfs nights, nervous feelingsand the whole train of Depc!Ciic seusations, and giren upby their physician, be anotl1er.Sio3.eut without cousnltiijthe ASCULAPIUS Have than arried, or tLosti about tobe married, any impediment, read this truly useful book, as

has been the means of saving thousands of untbnxma'screatures from the 'erj jaws of de-ai-

ST Any person sending TWENTY-FIV- E CENT3 en-

closed in a letter, will receive one copy of this work by ma I,or live copies will be sent for One Dollar.

Address, (jwsl-paid- ,) DR. WM. YOUNG,marchlS ly Xo. 152 iprwe Ut. I'AuiMjAt.

Mower,REFER the Fanners to tlw stieinnts below, mad-- ? byI Dr. John Shelby and L. F. Bradley. I have seen it in

operation several tiir.es, Iain satis'ie; "t'itsgrwi ntilitr. Asbe season is advancing, I now offtrtl-ns- e I have on oa ' or

$200. I. r CHEATHAM.june29, 135J. NaehvilIe,TeDn.

Nosirrriir, Jane 5 l9""Col. L. P. Chutham: Dtfr ,S?. thnve bren as Jg

le " Reaping and Mowing Machine" paten'enred by MaineyIllinois, which too are now offering to (he citizens olT

It is a fikstratr labor satiso. M.tCHrjcr. It m rka.vt.r....l v.mnw Tli. wmmiil (.'1 tmc f'Kr will 1' '"l (1

principnllr urn the' Fpeed of the team. If'the tea-- cani r ' i,..,. . - . ,u.n,u. .......rni.laid liUI lUitti Uvni, vt. m

ln ten honrs. It is entitled to the confidence rf thcr'-- i " c.

Respectfully J. SHELBYI, L. F. Bradley, now managiDr the farm of Dr. ''' T.

make the following statement : We hare "uj fir imvlunone week, one of Col. Clieatham's raowm? and n i :Zmachines,webavetried it in clover and gram trfownar-- . ?an- -gt"d, and I now state that it mows and cut. deatertlun t.iosythe blade, and that it will mow per day as nrnrf a.. 14hands, and it can reanat least twenty-fon- r acres per riaT

june2-ts- w. L. F. HR.VDLI. Y

' 'ESTRAY niCIOIAX COUNTY.tfPby JohnW. Mibry. living in llicktninTAKEN Tennessee, and in District No. 1, a brum

MARE, about 10 years old; about ! Lands high; some sal-di-e

spots; shod before. Appraised oa the 20n December,S, to forty dollars.

janu wst" UaserNEGRO HO Y FOR SALE.

VIRTUE of a decree of the County Curt ofBY County, rendered at the Jnnuaiy Term, 1" 1, ithe case of E. A. Mibry. admini.trator, rv David D.

Twill offer for lile, at tne Court Hodse i.t thjowtrof Nasiville, on Satnrdav, January 2Sth, lS-it- ,

n NEC BO BOY, named Lemv, aged about s rear ,Ti;Ionging to the estate of George W. Mabry. dr.csucl

F. It.jan!4 dAtriwtd Clert.

STATETENNESSEE DAVIDSON COUNTY.Sielton Demoss, ad tu'r, Ac,

December RuTes.1'5"Jlunes Russell and other, heirs f

I ion nah Russell, dte'd. J"rEFOKEthe Cletk and Master of the Countr Court of

13 Davidson County. On motion, and it apiwariag oheteiisfaction of the Clerk that the following defendauuD tivjizbove cause, to wit Helen Dawion. wW reaidva. m

in fctiti of Missouri, and Andrew Russell, Jackson liuwcll.i Wesley Russell, the three la.t being ehiWretr of l fr

de'd, and residents or the State of Kentuckv, t ricowidents ofthis State, and that the nsu.il pme-- 'a of'hJom-tca- n nut b" served upon them. It is, therefore, ordir- -id liat puMifttion be made in some paper f' ,r furty day?,eq uiring saiiLduleEdaiits to appear at the February term oflaid Court, lobe held at the Court House ni the t

A'ashville. 'n.tli2 first Jlondiy in February, 15 .'. atd pi -- adaiswer or demur to llu? petition, otherwise, the same wi . twaken for confeii-J.sn- d set fur hearing tS ptrU as t m.

F. ft. CUBATHA-a-.

dec23 tri w until 1st Feb. CI'- -

tJTATEOF TENNESSEE,Davidson C'uuuty Court,

Jaunnry Tcna, 1831.Hannah A Jones, Adm'rs, Ac, I

vs. - Order cfPublicaf n.Jones A Hannah and others, )

appearing to the tatisliictioo of Ifca Coarl that two ofITthe defendants in tbaatx.vtj case, town. J. V. Carterand his wifbNarcissa Carter, are of ibis State,and that the iisnal prnctss of the C'uit c.iunotbe fcrvednpon thcul, it wi ordered that publiotiion tenwe r.ir 30days, fur said defmlanlt to come forward nt the next terraof'this Court, to be held at the four lin.-- e iMthetn.vn ofNashville, on the first Monday in Febro..ry, 14 andplead, answer or deranrlo the tifion, or the same will betaken for confessed as to them, ami sc' to-- bejriiip.

iau7-- im F R. CHE-VT- il A d. Cleric. Ac.--xTKA'l' A XII DESIKAIIl.i;i. FORSALE- - I wish to sell the lum e- n which I live..;...,t..i , il. . mi ii.let f.Summer str.i', o..Jl. txiweenBroad and Church ftreet. The house is some thirty ftfrom the street, one story, anu in gitw rcimir, ami an noun.dance of fine thade trees. roricnusuj'i ;j i" me ai jicurraA Terras' on Broad street,

derfl w. ii.jonxsoN.. , - , llt'l.'l. I Vll.litlUliJi I. Ij s

Forsate 1" litely 3i L utjo, i bi'Uyears old; 35 BEEF CATTLE, (corn fel, '.. ,,iir?lT Iftin-- t ljrin wiiitr,-- e in T.iiei tifilAn

!lmii mv residence in lledford count ! "lesSouta- -

est of Shelby ville, or addres-- s rno ov Uri'er. iustOtlice (iviv.I5 tf. M P t.hNTRY.

fT-OI-t RENT FORniF. XEXT YE-VR-, Jzh

the Third Story, Rooms suited fur UfTices or teditisnis on the secotd floor, and shops and o acvi on ttrrtund floor of the Union Buildings on IIk corner ,uf Cedar

Cherry streets, opposite the IW OU ce. , p'y to

nvl3 tf S. P-- A j ISDN. N... il Cnerry tLIVELY 7:eches, Jt'sT

received by nov4 II. lSCOELHUGH HENDERSON,

MA3ELE MAKTjrACTCBER.VAsriviLLE. TESXi.'- - r--.

Onlht Square Xtit to GvrJtv'j !'--

.nVgrcTcSd bMarbte Y. ;. c A--r.

ent ncmandtiaied

:w nilKIosi--3 ' ' ii - 1 , II nar

tsvrell '- - . Fol WnrsnTnBeVvVccs,ww-iv- vltchT aBapfisnlsPiunti-'- l ; o the

'--5 arr nr T m- -

best Eur orvn masr-- -lv rf v

t-- own, j !i. ge quantity'tale wtich he will sell.

of Italian CI - V.J" : iv Mirf,lL--f the best

--Tywdmec west. Apatronage is souaiea. irts'u di--

p s Tne aiieuiioii mmo -of (to rar- -

Jtomrassortmentcf Statuary. They are

etjaod fine-i- t a.uaUtT. and sl-iU- import iuoc