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CENTRAL AssEMBLY-FIFrH DAY-Rev. DR.. La
CY from the Judicial Committee, reported upon the
resolution referred to them requiring report upon
the expediency Of adopting some means to relieve
the General Assembly in the trial of Judicial cases,
whether that relief be in the establishment of
commission 10 consider and issue such cases, or in
the adoption Of an overture to be sent down to the
Presbyteries, recommending some plan. The COM
mitiee reported that the first mentioned plan was
unconstitutional, and the second inexpedient, and
that they could recommend no change in the pres
ent system. A minority of the committee reported
concurring in the first part Of the report but re-
commencing that an overture be sentdown to the
Presbyteries asking Shall all judicial cases orgi-
mating in Church sessions be terminated in the
Synod, and all originating in the Presbyteries, in
the General Assembly. Both reports were re-
ceived, ard placed on the docket A resolution,
offered by Dr.. BoARDMAN, requiring the Permanent
clerk to insert the names Of all members making
motion or offering resolution in the Ministry was
discussed in the affirmative by the mover, and Drs
PLUMEG, KREBs, and Others, and in the negative by
DIR. LINDSEY, and adopted. Rev. Dr. NJ W. ia.
CODES, from the committee on Foreign Correspond
ence, reported upon letter from the Presbytery
Of Waldenese, and recommended that Rev. DR..
PoTTs be authorized to answer il, and send greet
ing of this Assembly. Adopted. Rev. JosErH FAR
EN-, Corresponding Secretary of the Board of For
eign Missions reported at length in regard to the
different agencies in the various Foreign fields, Civ
ing much interesting and valuable information, es-
pecslly in regard to the Indian Missions which ex-
tend to ten different tribes. The Assembly SUISSE
quently resumed the unfinished business of Men
day, being the report of the committee on Bills and
Overtures, upon the subject of the right of suffrage
in electng pastor, and discussed until one o'clock
without taking the question.
The evening session was consumed mostly in
hearing reports from Foreign Associations. Rev
Mr.. LABN and Rev. II. N. SToRRs from the Gen
eral Association Of Massachusetts,, and delegates
from the Synod of Northern India and the Couso-
citation of Rhode Island were heard from. Their
illusions to the subject of slavery were mild and
christian like, and were received by the Assem-
bly, and acknowledged by the Moderator in sim.
liar spirit Some unimportant reports and inciden-
tai business closed the session.
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Books and Stationery.

Cotton is King; Or, the Culture of Cotton and its
relation to Agriculture Manufactures and Commerce to
the free ccored people, and to those who hold that Slavery
is in itself sinful. By American. Consigned to and
for sale by - msy22 tt1 HAGAN co,
The Country Neighborhood. By Miss E. A. Du-
puy author of .he Conspirator.p &C., vol Price 5oc
: Ellen Norbury; Or the Adventures of an Orphan
By Emerson Bennett One vol. Price Sec
Robert Graham.-A sequel to "Linda." By Caro-
line Lee Hentz Une vol. Paper, price soc.
With Others just received by
may22 HAGAN BRO
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EDGEFIELD.-O readers will remember that the
sale by Messrs. J. L. g. R. W. Brown, of % mag
ni6cent Building Lots in Houston's Addition to
Edgefeld, takes place this day at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
on the premises. These lots are only few hundred
yards from the public square-and are extremely
desirable for private residences. .s
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NEW BOOKS.


. HARPEIi.S STATISTICAL GAZETTEER
IL OF THE WoRLD-Particulary describing the
United States CT America Canada, New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia. Illustrated By Seven Maps. 1852 royal
tavo pages.
{ Physical Geography of the Sea. By Murray.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. BY LamartiEe.
Wolfert's Roos.. BY Washington Irving.
!. Wikoffs Courtship and Its Consequences.
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Hents
Alone: A Novel. BY Marian Harland.
. Life of Sam Houston illustrated.
Inez: A Tale Of the Alamo.
Sons o. the Sres History oil the Rise, Progress and
Destiny of The American Party.
Stanhopc Burleigh: The Jesuits in Our Homes.
Know Moth ng Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature. BY Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile of Israel Potter. BY Herman Melville
Men of Character. BY Douglas Jerrold.
Kate Ayesford: A Story Of the Refugees
Coorer's Novels. Revised Edition-complee.
For saleby [mayl7l JOHN YORK co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN Y0RH 4 co. have for sale the best
article of PENS in this market.
SUPERfOR CUTLERY.
POCKET kNIvES---2O kinds--.the best
quality. For sale by
~. JOHN YORK s. CO.,
msyl7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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CROOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"

ssBoOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN; b.
W FLooD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE;
MoRSIse STARS THE NEW WORLD;
FIFTY YEARS BOTH HEYIsPHEREs;
-t- NoNAMPrUM AND NATIcK;
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND;
TBE PILGRIMS OF WALsISGH.N
HILLs, LAKES ASD FoRssr STREAMS
Tbs MoNEY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS;
TgN NIGHTS BAR ROOM;
TABLES Critics;
Fern LEAvEs-SecoDd Series.
MEMORIES WATKR
TEESEssEAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY:
The HERSuT DELL;
HoNsY Noon and other Comicalities;
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS, Thar AND TIE 0IHER.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
mar3tf
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A DISSEMINATING LADY.-Bayard Taylor de-
livcred lecture recently at Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Next day q lady was asked her opinion of the lee
ture when she replied: "Ohl it was excellent; he
has such SlUed moustachl"
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NASJyILLE. TENNEsS EE.


Chartered bv the General Assembly Of the State
fINhE above Institution Is permanently locae6 and is
L not surpassed by any similar establishment in the
United States in point CT facilities for mpating thorough
bookkeeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision of
the President of the College who Is practical book keeper
having had many years experience In some OF the largest
counting houses in tie U lion.
Commercial Law. - -
This Branch is under the superintendent of JoHN A.
McEwEN Esq., Member uf the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night as not TO interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WIN. FERREL NJ Under this head IS embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for boekeepe or buS
to undersand-viz Interest Discount, Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c &c f-
Terms of Tuition.
bookkeeping, by Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
adverse go
Commercial Law Lectures including the use OF books. Sl5
PennanShip-FOr twenty lessons, to be taken within
For fifty lessons be taken within three months. Sl0
The above fees payable, invariably, In advance.
The importance of this rule appear obvious students
for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing atany time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation:
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with com
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for So week.
No student will be taken for less than full course, III
whatever branches he pursues.
Time reqursd for full course-from six to ten weeks.
- Address Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn ap27-dtw&wly
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ICE! ICE!
WE have orened Ice Depot in the house next door
w TO w. H. Boyd on Cherry street, where Ice Of rs
fine qIaiy any in the market be had st and
half cents per Jund. share of the patronage is
licited
sFg7 Open at all hours during the week. and until
O'Clock. A. on Sundays
mayI9-lm W. 7. GARRETT h BROS
7 ONION PORTER.-TuFt received, q superior lot
of London Porter. in pint and quart bottles. For
sale hv DEM0VILLE 4 BELL Druggists
Gp92 No. 26 Cherry street.
TINEXAS LAND FOR SALE.-I have about thir.
tv-one thousand ct land for sale living in Csuf
man. Wood Hunt, aam Vansandt Shelby and Orange
countless Texas satisfy any gentleman that these
au as are very desirable they located in the
best cotton and grain growing portions of the State and
of them fine sugar lands Titles indsputable.
Gp4-rf REES W. PORTER.
DOTATOES.-54 bbls W hite Meshanic Potatoes, re-
ceived this day per steamer Rescue, and for sale by
misc MORRIS & STRATTON.
ICE! ICE!
Lii who in of this elegant ICE, informed
can be obtained at the Ice Depot upper end OF the
Market House at all hours of the day curing the week and
on sunday TIL o'clock, A NJ Ice Tickets, from to rs
cents. for sale at the Depot.
mayls-lm CHARLES E. H. MARTIN.
ONGWORTH'S CATAWBA VINES
II us boxes Sparkling Catawba;
TO do Dry do;
60 do Catawba Brandy
1000 gallons Dry Catawba-the cheapast and bes
Dinner Wine used.
Just received and for sale by S H LOOMS CO.
myls Sole Agents, ~ Public Square, Nashville.
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BRowNsvnLE-At the sale of lots in Browns
vile Oh yesterday there was ten lots sold contain
ing about SO acres, at an average Of more than
5000 per acre. Two handsome building lots on
Main street sold at S2s5..per acre.
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THE CRMEA.-The greatest breadth # the Cri-
mes is one hundred and twenty-four miles; the
length from east to west, one hundred and seventy
The Tartar population of the Crimea is about sixty
one thousand
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sHs" An army officer of considerable experience
is of the opinion, after careful estimate, that the
Russians and Allies expended upwards of thirteen
millions worth of powder and ball in the thirteen
days bombardment
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

There will be meeting of the Nashvi lille Demo
cratic Association at Firemens Hall, on College
street, between Church and Broad, this (Wedues-
day) evening at o'clock. - -t.a
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PoTAToEs.-About seven thousand dollars worth
ofpotatoes entered free of duty under the re-
cprocity treaty at the custom house on Monday
so says the Boston Post
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No DANGER OF ScARcTT.-Presdent Hitch
cock says that the whole amount, in solid measure,
of the coal of the United States equals at least 300
square miles.
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OF Mrs. Patterson of Boston (says On ex-
change is boarding at Syracuse On. " hotel as
delegate in attendance at the Know-Nothing
Convention now in session at Syracuse.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE,

ON Saturday, the 26th instant at the court house in
~ Nashville at l2 o'clock, will sell that valuable
property formerly occupied bV Gen. Armstrong The lot
fronts 79 feet Cherry street. and back 10 feet
alley and includes the comfortable dwelling occupied
by K q. Gardner. This lot is of the most valuable
the city, This portion of the city will be occupied by
RETAIL fancy and dry goods stores and four handsome
can be erected on this lot
Terms -One-third cash balance in one two and three
years. for notes satisfactorily secured payable in bank
bearing interest and lien retained.
Mr.. Gardner, the premises will show the lot to all
who wish to examine it. LINDSLEY & CROCKETT
T. R. Glascock Auctoneer may2O
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81 We are authorized 10 announce Col. JAMES NJ
SHEID candidate to represent the counties of Coffee
Warren. Cannon, Van Buren, and Grundy in the next
State Senate.
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depression of
Snirits

The proprietor calling the attention of the public to
this preparation does with feeling of the utmost
fdence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
Ii is and untried article but hat has stood
the test of years trial before the American people,
and reputation and sale is unrvaled BY any similar pre-
partitions exant The testimony in its favor given BY the
prominent and well known Physicians and indyid
uals in all parts of the country is immense. The follow
Jag from your own State respectfully submitted-refer
ing any who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia"
er Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Famesto
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German Btters
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch ST., Phlade
pha, Pa
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~ We authorized to announce b. CLKNoys as q
candidate to represent Davidson county in the next House
of Representatives
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= NOTICE To CONTRACTOIxs-
IAsHYIIIR ANN NORTH WESTERN RAILRnAn

DROPOSALS will be received addressed to the subscr-
Il bers at their Office in Dresden, Weakiey county.
Tenn, until Monday. the It'll day Of June for the grub
6ing and clearing grading masonry, crosSies &C. OF 80
miles of the Western division Of the above road coen-
cling Is miles from tae city Of Hickman, Ky at the
point of junction with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in
Obon county to Huntington.
Proposals will also be received addressed to Nashville
until Tuesday the 10th day Il July for the grabbing aud
clearing grading and Masonry ties &C. Of 80 miles
oil the Eastern division Of said road commencing 1t Nash
Vile
The work divided into sections Of about one mile each
and proposals will embrace more sections. The
Middle division Of eighty miles will be ready for contract
about the LIST OF September Of which due notice will be
gwen This line OF road passes through fne productive
and healthy country, we'd waered and where supplies can
be procured readily along the line and cheap al any
point in the North west The work the Western divi
sion is principally earth work. and the material light and
exceedingly easy of excavation The Eastern division is
heavy WORK. embracing about 10000 yards rock
bon and p 900 yards masonry. The whole line Of
access BY good roads, the country rolling and healthy
The usual monthly payments viii be made in cash the
WORK PROGRESSES and bids proposing to take portion Of
payments IN the espitAl stock Of the company will be IA
Vorably considered
Plans and prohes Of the work NAV be seen, and spec
heatons baLk forms Of proposals. and all other iuforma
ton obtained By applying 10 Addressing the subscribers
at Dre.den Nashville 10 days previous the letting
mYl7-lm BECKER 4 RIJSr. (en'i COntracfor.
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FouRTH CONGRESSIONAL DIszRIcr-We are authorized
to announce Col JoBN IL. SAVAGE candidate to repre-
sent the Fourth District in the next Congress Of the United
StofaS
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1855.

~ v B. PALNER's American Newspaper Agency is re-
uored from n ". Of Third and Chestnut streets
% Browns New Iron Building N E. corner of Fifth and
Chestnut, Philadelphia.
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.5 We are authorized and requested to announce DR.
Thomas ASDERsoN. of Coffee County a candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the
Congress of the Unitad States
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MICE HOMES.-We are Offering for sale eight de-
IN sirabe Lots containing about each, of
them handsomely situated about mile from the city,
the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad and the
Murreesboro and Nolensve Turnpkes Persons wishing
to purchase site for comfortable home would do well
TO call on my20 LINDSLEY & CROCKETT.
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WE AREIN0W RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great from the latest Portaions and at redu
ced prices prepared TO CRAFTY the most fasdous
in taste well the most economical in prices We
nestly solicit tor the firm the continuance Of the
patrons of the former firms of the house and well
all persons wishing to purchase Seasonabe and Cheap
Goods.
- The former stock will be Nd at prices greatly under
the market value. STEVENSON & BIRTHRIGHT,
my2 College street
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TIHoS. S. MARE Is THE GENERAL AGENT OF
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
ADVERTISING, &C. q --r ~
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MORRIS L STRATTON.

AS FITTING.
VTTE still continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices ard prepared TO make Alterations. or do
any kind of work in line and warrant 1t well done
Gas Fixtures.
We are Offering large Chandeliers FOR less THAI
they can be brought from the East after paving freight dc
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices of large lots OF Globes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures, which expect BY hrst boats
from PitsburC, and viii sell them very low. Apply 10
JAS II KENDRICK, at the Gas Light Office, Cherry ST.
mchS'55-ly r. L. DAVIS co.
EXTKA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
- lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco wOuid do well to
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch Orrs) which has just received the
finest article ever brough to this city. ImchS
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS -
RECEIVED BIZ aE~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
UP TO
THE HOUR OF PUBIIcATIoN. 44s~
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION,


PrrsBuRe, May %, noon.-River falling, with
64 feet water In the channel. Weather clear and
warm. ssa
Cotton frm Flour has advanced I2salsa, with
sales of 1900 bbs good Ohio at 10 o9sl0 81, South
ern hrm sales of zoo bbs; Wheat is trifle higher,
Michigan 90; ~. >-'sn igher, 38, 900 bushels
mixed sold at l54l l5t.:-I' - is trifle higher,
$500 bbs new mess soio AZ ! : s5aI7 81, includ-
ing 5000 for the French contract; Beef isa trAe
higher, re-packed Chicago beef Is GOALS 80; Lard
higher, in bbls 1O4a1oa; Ohio Whisky 3sI
Stocks are better and money easier.
ClNc1sSArr, May %, noon-The weather is very
warm
Flour dull and sales made at as low rate as 10;
Whisky 49, Provisions firm, mess Pork l6 90: keg
Lard lie, Dbl do. %; Sugar 6a62; Molasses 34a35.
nESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-I
- oer Tor sale IN whole part my place in Edgeeld,
situated on the Gaatn pike For terms apply to the sub
scrl6er, or to Messrs. Lindsey Crockett 1-s
mhl5-f HENRY BLOOD.
INs0LvENT BILL.
N. McAuey, Administrator of n B. Hudnall deceased,
Harrea Hqdnali, and Mary Jane &c. u.s. E. Hobrook,
A. b. Van Winsle ct ais
NTILlIAM NJ. MoAULEY, Administrator of the es
w tate of n. B. Hudnall deceased Harriet Hudnail
widow OF deceased, and Mary jane heir law &c hay
ing filed their bill in the Chancery Court of the 9Th chan
1885, Dawsey p Hudson Clerk and Master of said court
do hereby notify all persons interested 10 come forward
and exhibit their demands and have themselves made par
ties TO the bill within the time prescribed by law
may29-w8t D. P. HUDSON. C.&M
NOTICE.-Fine Pasturage for Horses and Cattle,
IN about g. miles from the city. Apply to
maV1 S-1u T.
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Hor WEATHER.-The thermometer yesterday
reached 90 in the shade
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TESTIMONY FROM TENSESSEE

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
Dr. H. B. SCARBOROUGH. Dover, Tennessee, August o.
1853 says have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent me and the preparation continues to do much
good il has DONE 1t toA be the best medicine sold
here"
L. SSoDGRlss Sparta, Tennessee August 90 1853 says:
"a" am pleased to state that your German Bers has given
satisfaction in every instance where il has been used"
B. T. AoLLrNs Hllsborough Tennessee August 90, 1883
pleased TO state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction"
DIR, p FATIo d Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1884, said: Your Btters selling very FAST and
every person that has used it, far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN Co., Galatin, Tennessee December
80, $780, said: The firm will want more of your Bit
tiers of the partners thinks great med
cine"
R. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee September Is, 1859,
said There great demand your Bers here please
send another lot soon"
~ They etirely Ftgea5Ie, free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and pros
trate it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers eT.
erywhers.
:ssF- Sold in Nashville by Berry & Demove, Brown &
Grubbs Ewin Brothers, H. G. Scove and dealers in med
cine generally. mchl0 '55-d&wly
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE
BLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
- BLANK COP YLGG BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLOTTYNG BOARD;
Ellis OF LADlNG-RALLROAD RECEIPTS
COD-G1ING-HO USE RACKS-P0ST BOXES;
ARNOLD'S FLUID-ARNOLDS CARNINE;
GOLD PENS-STEEL PENS LNKSTANDS;
BILL AEADS-LETTER CLLPS-POUNCE;
CHECK IZES--PEN RACKS-ENFELOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &c, &c. For sale by
apll CHARLES W. SMITH.
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EXECUTORS SALE,


DY virtue of the authority conferred on me by the will
ID of Sarah Ewing deceased. will expose to sale by
public auction Saturday, 9th May 1855, credit of
one and years. with Interest from date two pieces Of
property situate Vine street-vz The house and lot N
which Albert Gesves resides being about forty feet front
and hundred and eighty feet in depth also, piece of
the lot which Geo. W. Smith resides, containing sixty
feet 'front.' aud hundred and eighty feet in depth.
At the time and place, will SELL credit of six
months (unless previously disposed off, several likely
groes, embracing men, women and children. Notes in
bank, with good security, required.
mayltd ANDREW EWING, Ex'r.
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W. II. GORDON & CO,
AGENTS in NuekvifIe for

W. h GORDON Co,
AGENTS in faskyiiIe for
houNG, WYATT co. Z WYATT & CO,
sasannsh. Ia, CAarlsstoD. south Carolina.
FORWARDING AGENTS 4 CENTRAL COMMISSION
ME would Respectfully annor-ce Il, the Merchants sf
Nasnvile and vicinity, that we have secured The
services OF the well known houFe Of Mess-s " n COR
. S whose pleasure ii viii be present our
in Nashville Our bills being made pavahI in Nsfb ;I-
VIII DO away with all the annoyance and ocon.
vehence heretofore arising nom having purchase drafts
make remittances, leave deposits, &c &c
Goods cnnsgned to our care iz0aria6 forwarded
the same day OF arrival unless discharged from vessel AZ
ter the railroad depot is closed for the night h
occurs the goods are slowed repraO houses
and eoryed by iasurdaca at cost 10 orr 1to.
We would again reu grateful thanks merchants
generally in Tennessee for the patronage heretofore lib
orally bestowed upon and at the same tine respectfully
solicit their busne long they find to tier inter-
est 10 patronize our houses.
YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co.
Savannah, Ca
-.1.r-r ... WYATT 4 CO.,
maylf Charleston, s ..