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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
Mem Publications.

NtW UuuIlluIiuIlo.
IT O n E W d E A L E s.
Mr., EMMA D. E. ". soUTHwoRTHs
GREAT STORY,
entitled
THE ISLAND PRINCESS,
THE NETWORK LEDGER
The Week ending May Sc.
II will be
READY on THURSDAY MORNING NEXT
In the same Number of THE LEDGER Will be introduced
HUMOROUS DEPARTMENT,
which will be edited BY GEO D. PRENTICE, esq the d.tin
sui,hed editor Of The LouisviI, Journal.
The propreto, of THE LEDGER has repeatedly assured the
public that nothing that money enterprise do will be Jeff
undone to make THE LEDGER GREAT and q GOOD paper
The forthcoming number Of THE LEDGER be thinks, will
more than justify these promises
The following writer's are enrolled leading
tributor:
FANNY FERN GEO. d. PRENTICE,
sYLvANUS COBB jr., + s. ARTHUR,
EMERSON BENNETT, Mrs. soCTHWoRTH,
ALICE CARY, Mrs slGoURNEY.
Dr. p BRONSON, Miss GIBSON,
WIN HENRY ERSKINE, Mrs. VAUGHAN
In addition to these there are employed THE LEDGER
host Of other writer's who fast acquiring high position
in the literary world.
Thi. New Story by'Mrs SOUTHwoRTH will BE- advertised
in nearly Daily aud Of the Weekly Papers
HE annexed affidavit show upward of TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS and expect that will be se
increase their sales in consequence.
Z The Trade supplied by
ROSS ToUsEY, No l2l Na..su.t.
CITY AND CouNTY OF NEw-YoRE, SIS:
SAMUEL NJ PETTENGILL Advertising Agent being duly
sworn ,ays tina: has contracted with aud rcceyed from
ROBERT BONNER, publisher of THE SEW-YORK LED
GER Advertisements Of Mr.. SOUTHWORrH'S New story.
TUF ISLAND PRINCESS to the amount of upward of
TWESTY THOUSAND 10 De inserted in all the
Day and the aiding Weekly Paper and that he be-
this by far the largest advertising contract ever
AIDE by any man for weeks advertising
s NJ PETrENGlLL No. ll9 NA.sius
Sworn before me this eighteenth day of May. 1851
". NJ. WEAVER, Com. of Deeds
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC to LET-For Operas,
~ Concerts. BAH, Lecture. and similar respectable purposes
apply 70 " II WOLFE. No. South-st
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Amusements.

EleIAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace is
SPs 70 The public and contains many interesting aud
.ns tAnss The stss.y LODs worth the pr,cs 81 al
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60 h)bom it man Concern.

DROPSY CURED (even the worst eases).-
Physician DESTROYS TO retire from long practice, and
.,;i 20 40 Al the anxious make Known ths
cure and will send free Of chAse) the full prescription with
ip,tructons to al afflicted Address z. o. BOYD. ~ D.,
Station B New.Nork.
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RCOOs easy business 70 attend 20 the Finansis'
Department and take equal interest with the Advertiser
Profs quick and This chance the money
being doUbly secured WHEELER CO.. No. 94 Broadway
roen Nc. a
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T1NHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in the
Il West, medium through which advertise. II also
detailed Of the progress Of Western Railroads
and Land Speeutons snds through which Capitalists
profitable Terms + per wear.
dress W. H. FARMER. De. Moines. Iowa.
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Il MENTp Peeksk formerly occupied BY Taylor Flager
profitable business will be disposed Of with the prop
erty For particulars apply on the premises or at No 30
Nster..t New.York >. z. FLAGLER
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60 TURNER'S ano Others.

ITO GARDENERS.-Engis and other Scythe-
Stones and Rifles and Field Scythe', Pruning and
Hedge Shears and Garden Tools Of every variety GARDEN
SEEDS Of choicest kinds. For sale by
r. L. ALLEN Nos. 1879 and 1871 Water.st.
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Special Notices.


Mercantile Library Association.@o ar,
REGULAR NOMINATIONS fOH I|7"
For President - AIN, y... d. 70
ROWLAND VI. TIMPS0N... ....: win fhinP D"
For Vice Pre'id<at =, m, p.o.h,.
ALEXANDER p FIsKE......... with Mcbride bro'heT''
For Coyye.pOHdiSS Secretary .h p;.,,or l. co
d. -, Reoo,diHS S'e'etayS Martin :. Lavsop
joseph =. HANFORD :..-.....'" VIII ''@ " ~ w
Foy Irea'"@ 18Th co,,n., ,.l Rapt
WILLIAM HENDERSON. with continent Ai DAM
For Dbec'oys ,,,
su.pTFs T ADFE.......... with James Wilde, Jr Co.
t1hTPED Loo X WOOD with Livingston Ballard Co
Hsls A. CATLIN.........with Chssteiain PonVer 20.
m ~ PIRDY ............ with GIinBel. Mnturn Co.
pUySRY r. RUSSELL. with Russell L Erwin henfg Co
GEO JEWESSON.' WIN So,mns 20
meeting the members Of this Association held at Gin
40 nan on Tuesday evening, the 18th May the above ticket
". pnsnmously nominated and ordered 10 be published
BENJAMIN PRICE, Chairman
a,o,eE C. wooD, Secretary.
y.elion on TUESDAY, May 10, from a. m. 10 P.
r,,iow-MENBERs OF THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY Asso-
foy bis present uncture in the affairs Of this lnsttu
- h h very desirable that Gentlemen should be selected TO
IN he various Offices who possess not only ability and integrity
NJ knowledge Of its affairs and therefore take great
r Ia cordially recommending the above ticket 70 your
"W1is,d t. Felt Ex. Pres't Jos " Price,
H.nrv A Oakley Ex- Pres't Chas. ID. Sturgs,
b.r;.1 Ippleton. Ex-P res't. Geo. NJ. Simonsop,
n pevnolds Rudd Ex Pres't. J. w Hartley,
Geo G. Wood, TX PTest WIN Woodnni
John CrersT, tx Prss't, MI!@n paseI,
I'LL Od.u Jas. r. Raymond
David Wetmore, IiehIS y. iiSyye'
nh Camp Geo d. Nichols,
CO. W lawrence l.. L. Chairman,
Ma, Thomss Ed NJ. Townsend,
Georle S. Partridge, H. r. H. JscgueIn'
VIM II. Wickham, T. I. braulyi
Al .x.anis.r auCu
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NEW MI NIC-I UUIIsHtu o! " d. u AtT.SI
IN Co, No 400 Broadway Cansst. Our Own Dear
Land" by Thomss; Got III the Dell by Buckley; The
Bible" BY Makstein Keepsake Schottische' BY Barbe
Forget MeNot Schottischc' by Schsehnesch Is
The five sent by mail, postage free.
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Uants.

4 RESPECTABLE young Girl wants SITUATION
~ as CHAMBERMAID and to do hne WAShlN5 aI'i
IRONING as CHAMBERMAlD and WAlIEI~ De-. Vi
l5s East 22dst. Sd floor. front
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6ouses TO Eet.

4 SUITE of OFFICES to LET--In the Bibl,
IA House. Aston place. with every convenience and desir
.ble location Apply at the Treasurers Oee, 4thsy IN
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FILE ESTABLISHMENT for SALE.-A
i Large Establishment for MAKING FILES Of eyery de
Engine Boilers Machinery FORCES Tool. and all thing,
necessary preparing FILES for market together with the
real estate which the located well fitted 10 do
extensive business Information may be had Of JOHN ROWE
No Pearst New York and the entire property may b
BY calling upon the subscribers st Poughkeepse
JOHN MCLEAN
L. X PEASE
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BOARDING at Nos. IS and AZ East Broadway for
ID families and single gentlemen.
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MRS. HATCH and DIR. HARNEY.-Just
1Vl published full Of the discussion the Tabernacle
the stinn l. the Soul part Of Cod" Price cents
- twelve for 20 cents twenty-five for 81
fifty and mailed 20 any address postpaid in full 81 the
above rates. For sale BY all Booksellers. and by
STEARNS Co, Publishers
Corner Of Ann and Nassau.s sta, ". Y.
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WANTED-By competent, tidy Girl, sltqa-
9n as plain peat cooK most sIIe ~ Bad asd
Biscuit wage. 81 In s-nte private family Excellent city
ref Also Der niece Gil Of e1e.by -. tS ss
Baby and you'd 20 few milo. the country wages 90 CAL
:: No. sl5 East .3d.,.
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large threestory HOUSE at Flushing very pleasantly
situated for large Family ftste Private Boarding House,
will be rented low for the present year - 49,
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Board an0 Rooms.

BOARDING in HOBOKEN, n. J.-By Mrs. II.
- LULL, No. 50 0arden-st.
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DISTILLED FROM COAL.
ICEHIIREn nv IEnrERo pAnnNrn \

(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently
TRRoSBNR ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
n from this Oil exceeds in braney tha any other OF
OF fluid heretofore discovered: is inexposlVe, and will
main limpid in the very coldest weather.
The Company recommend lamps best adapted
O1 the Kerosene Lamps manufactured by the following
parties Messrs Cornelius d Baker, sso, Dyott of Phla
dephia K. v Haughwaut6 q Co.. 4S5 Broadway, the Brook
yn Flint Glass Co., No. 73 Broad Street, Messrs Dez Co
l32 William Street, L. Mercier 136 Elm Street, and H. Bd
wards "A Duane street, N Y pies of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Office of the Company.
KRROsKER LURRICATRe OIL No. l. Prepared to suite the
hnest and all oher kinds Of Machinery burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps, and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands great degree cold
best Sperm Oil and admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use,
and will be found posses advantages any Oil in
the market at prices-w not burn-and have been
prepared the requirements of Railroads and others
KEROSENE BENAoLK or. Prepared expressly for Ships
aud will be found admirably adapted for of Steam
Ships Men of War; Merchants Vessels Lake and River Graft
and all the Cabin Stateroom Cnnace, FOrcastle
Lamps Sg gnal Lanterns &c,
Bnnace Oil will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oh
ships Chambers, Druggists and Groce in New York, and
the regularly appointed Agents of the Company in many
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United Sates the
Csnadas, ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules estab-
lished BY The Board OF Trustees,l application TO
AUSTEh'S
GENERAL AGENTS, KEROSENE OH Co.
No. SO Beaver street, NY.
N B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prices
&c, d.. will be forwarded on application as above.
june6-ly. Ia. W..
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G.. E. HARDY.

CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
n hand number OF choice Houses, Buggies. Carriages
~ &c, which will be- let on reasonable terms. viii
give personal and careful 40. 20 me Pfehase sale
keeping OF horses, bugges, ny ehages shall always
be mode Hei and by strict tten on 20 ny business,
hope msnI the patronage Of q ltberL'i eommunity.
L. &. HARDY,
No. - Col egs street.,
Dec TO- 81. linn, 'diatsly below Broid.
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The Old Stand Of KIirkmaD 3 Ellis.
dec 3-deoSWIy
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BLACKSlMITHS,

Who are nneed Of Anvils OF any size. Vices either COM
mon Box Bellows Of any warranted 10 work per-
eety Horse Raps Fat and Half Round Files SedEes and
Hand Hammers, HorseSheo Nails, eisi and american
Bsier Css and Smear Steels Stocks and Dies old fashion
cd Screw Plates Al cost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
CARPENTERS,

Who want To buy Planes Ofany kind Common Cast Steel
Augers and Auger Bits, Hand and 1en0n SsTEs- Rules,
Foot Adzes BrHcesand Bits, Double ndSinge aae Sits,
Compasses, Chiseil and G0uges, Drawing Knives, Climb
lets, hachets and Hammers, Spirit Levels, Oil and Waer
Stones, squares Of any kind Drivers, Gauges Chalk
lins, Anger and Chssi Aandles, saw Setts
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WILLIAMS & co,
FARMERS.

JITHO are In want Of Corn shelters s-.. ,.t.. rg.s,
Chains Of any siney Wedding Hoes for Corn Cotton
oTfsbacco; sythe Blades aud Cradles, Axes Rope for
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives saiiSsge mi.
srs, Nails wrought. Pump Chsin R,kes Cross en-,
Saws, sheep Shears, Ssye and Riddles Wae Irons Cur
~ Combs. -' -
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E. r. GLASCOCk,

lUCTTONEEk IND GENERAL AGENT,
WoUO offer his services 10 The public, Agent for the
E W sale f.
Real E,Iate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry
Goods, Groceries,
Vt Of properly ether IN town country. Be
tes devote my the above business ano
Ehsns Ao bls experience hateT myself that cal
elte saIlsSn 10 nose who may favor In that line
en aSa9 De loun4 t;he Counting Room Of the Psirio
Onoo, "h7h ln ny asnce ordsrs Dc ieit. imsr4-u
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RR nuigng ssF7gEal 1sTsf All
- -. 81
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURsI


BALTIMORE, 2s HOURsI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHf
THE ONLY KOUTE by which through tickets 70 Fasb-
ington be procured, % which point Is well as %
BsimOrs IS the shortest most direct and in every re-
pect the most reliable Il is the only rOuts bY which
purchasers Of Through Tickets 10 New York are enabled
u reach the cities Of baltimore, Paadelphia and New
York u the cost Of Ticket to New York oniv thus an.
aong business Men and Travellers Tor pleasure nor
10 four OF the principal critics the Union TOR
ass cost than be afforded oy any other route
Aud the only route by which Through Tickets can
had to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester fredericksburg
sad Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon, Az
AnJa, AuguSta, Berkey Springs ara Bedford SpringA
Passengers from hAsHvILLs take the Stage Coaches Of
carter q Thomas, steamers the Cumberland rivsr
LOgIsvuLz connecting there with The United States
aaii steamers 70 Cincinnati, or with the Jacksonville
Sair0ad 10 Indianapolis, lno make direct connection at
columbus ONO win the Central ONO Railroad TO Wheel
E whence close connection with the Baltimore ana Ohio
2allroad Is made % Washington City, Baltimore, Phila-
dsphia and New York.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets rom Nam
hs transferred at Cairo to the Of the Illinois
snral asilroad, from thence passing through Terrs
Ia use Indianapolis, Dayton and 1eaa 10 Coumbua Tbrss
LaT Trans leave Columbus a. ~ a. NJ $50 r. II and
u r. M.
"a Travellers are requested to notice that While this is
e al FOs a1rding Through 1cketBg0 81 toe Eastern
Cities the rste charged By other routes % sU
FGrs on ~ il is also the shortest speedy and direct
10 Oh the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus 70 Baltimore only 57s miles being about 100
niles shorter 70 New YORK. than BY any otsrrOuse There
less changes Of cars by this route, and consequently
isss detention, than BY any other.
- The road is baastsd with broken stone and il
suuTsly free from dust.
rfurtherIniOrnatiOn, please sPply to D. G. RUMsEY
agent, NashT1lls, Tenn
Tor Through Tickets apply in Louisville ct the Office Of
zoe L. - Mali Steamers at ths Jssrsonve Railroad
ice, Main street Nm. ) WOODSlDE,
Master Transportation B. 4 y. r. 3.
l JOHN "A. SHARP. General Western Agent
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CAPITAL INVESTMFNT.

WE offer for sale for S7OO cach beautiful timbered
W building lots. 4 few hundred yards fr 10 the Public
Square, HOusOn's Addition EdgefeId fronting 100 feet
WOOolDud street, adjoining that beautiful Cottage
residence recently erected by p Mathews ESQ., Wood.
land street beng elegantly McAdemized The own
will pay the Of McAdamzng by the lots also nav
the lots for the years, expiration of
which me if the purchaser dissatisfied wnh bis bargain
the will Obgae himself paw $1,000 cash for the
lots which consider worth $1,000 1T this AppJ to
}. Il & K, W. BROWN,
nov 5-dtrw&wlm AN Cherry street.
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IOBN MYRLS
VALElRLE LAND ElR NaIE

SBtO sell the farm where now live, Containing aho,
two handfed and ainoy acres, situated Twelve miles
snutE rom Nashville, between ths Sashviln rss
MEffrsesooro Turnpike and The Nashvills aad Chafts
n0nga Railroad; a part Of TIE lands fronts On AZ
dred yards Of tre Railroad. The place is we'll mbroved
comfortable dwelling and cut houesi good waier anl
orcnard q Aape and Peach trses and other fruits ~
land ~ good quality and under good culdgat9n here
being now sixty vs acres weiissl Win clover. AIhe and
4 ncOssd Cedar rails has an abundaues OF po -
IS even way desirable pantaon, being admiifsd one al
the most healthy situations IN uav dson county.
Those Wishing buy good pleasant and hestav pl,..
would DO well 70 call sooni dssrous ss snd VII
give bargain. Apply 70 the subscriber prauises -
y James f. neD0nad. KsQ, Nsshrs No. 4 \ ifSr~s
street, Or NANCE WOODWARD, HasA vile -
ney l5-so1i y. u. WkLLaa q
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MASONIC Marks, JEW ELKY, MILITARY,
COLLEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAV ED, New and original
1 designs Of Marks, Pins Studs, &c. constantly hand.
orders by mail atendedto. Door Plates Notary, Corpora
ion Seals, with withoUtpresses Bridal, visiting profess
on Cards. engraved to order at the shortest notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Institute, for the
Manufacturing Of Masonic, and fine Jewelry.
EDGARF. BATON, 20 Chestnut Street,
lunel3-ly IV.B.P.I Philadelphia Pa
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MERCHANTS,

and Forks Pocket Knives, Shears and Leisso Guns
and Res iocks Of ali kinds Cotton Cards. AKesor any
the innumeraa items nee essary 10 make up eonplets
toek Of Hardware.
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FOR RENT

MOST desirable residence the Gallatin Pike N miles
Il from the city, large frame dwelling, with rooms
kchen servants rooms, Sc, aisO large yard, garden
and horse lot, Possession given Immediately
& w BROWH,
-9W
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Ear Renf. Sor I858

THE house adjoining the Office Ofthe Protection
I Insurance Company. 40 6, on Market street, be
tween Church and Broad street This is oftbe bess
business in the city. apply % Isaac Lon al said
Office, tho undersigned, ABRAM l. OEMOSS1
d df No 81, Cherry Steet-
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Charles EHCidSTCk
GEH RaEb AGN ans

OLD ALAhEADO Madeira.
TNHREB original casks, which offer GENUINE and
n PEEIoR NINE. B. L. SIMPSON,
marCh4 a. Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

WE offering for sale the most liberal terms,
w of the valuable farms the State OF Arkan-
sas fronting the Mississippi River in Mississippi county
about mile below the town OF OceOa, adjOiRn the
Farm of Besl Hardin Esq The cOuta0s about
from IS TO 100 cleared and timber dcadened.
-Four excellent Negro Cabins sc. large quantity of Cy
press timber. great bargain had by applying to,
or addressing L& X w BROWN,
dec I'd EFfW&W-Im. 44L Cherry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

HARDW ARE, CUTLERY. AND GUNS.
ARMERS Mechanic and Merchants Visiting Nashville f
II the purpose Of purchasing Hardware Of any kind
Wholesale and Retail, will do well 10 call on
MACY q HAMILTON,
oct 90 No. AZ College StTedt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
Brownsville.
80 Building Lots For Sal,

so Building Lots For Sale.
WE sale the liberal terms. especially
w building purchasers. from 80 40 desirable
building lots in Brownsville from ~ to miles from Nash
vile, containing each, from 10 part Of the
lots finely tmbeTed with the beautiful
10 lots front the Porter graveed pike: several lots
the Galatin Pike, with a small dwelling or it.
All of the lots eligible bui ding sites The neigh
bOrhoods unsurpassed for health good society," Churches
schools, etc., call soon your will lose a bargain
J w BROWN,
dec H-2m AN Cherry Street
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A. p. BRERsp o. I. TERRT
BEERS 81 RRY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

= VIII attend 10 the sale OF all kinds Of Tennessee
Produce their store, opposite the Planters Hotel.
REFEREECEs-Hua. John z. King, Pres C. T. 4. Augusta,
IA Ansley, Augusta n X. Butler, Augusta; H. 4. Gest-
man. Nashville, Ieuu J. A. Brown, MUrreesbOrp, Tenn;
sey mour, FaaLing & Co., Nashville, lam. mrhlO-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

steamship Lines 20 continue with
ISt of December, 1851.
First Class per 100 lO'.' 9e
Third " l5
Boxes, Hats, as
Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other Eight
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids, or
other Chemicals per % 100 lbs sec
Piano Foes, Books, Stationery, Boots, 81 oes Liquors.
Oils, DC, botIos Campnne and Spirits Terpsntne in
barrels Carpeng, China, Glass and Glassware, cigars in
cTses Clocks Coneconaries Cotton Cards Dry 6ods in
boxes bales, Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees and Shrubbsry,
Fus, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates at owners rsk Oysters and jars Ssdlery
Tin and Brit'ania Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS
Hardware, except such specified In third class Coffee
Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes,
Tobacco boxes Leather in rolls and boxes OHs barrels
and casks CrOckery and Queenswsre ard casks
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, ShOves, Spades, sad iTOn, Zinc and Tin pigs
Tin Plate Anvs Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes Meip1s
aud Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mill Gearing,
Carriage Springs, aud AXles Railroad Wheels and AKles
Chairs and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
q, 80 lss56,rs Ia Az tl Ot-
sis viii he CHARGED al dcu5ie dTsI IA glSs OF 0ss
0- Have every package plainly marked with name Of
ccnsirnee destination depot Of delivery. Afternoon to
prevents delays and losses nsures speedy
delivery. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,
Goods shipped via Savannah should
of Central road savannah, and Packages marked care
Agent c. K. r., savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned to the
Agent oTe South Carolina railroad, Char estnn and pac-
age marked care Agent 5. G. r. K. Charleston S. C..
The through above ali expenses from New
York to Nashville No commission drdgdge DhaJdgs
CHARGED either az Charleston SdUaHHah.
Shippers may rely upon Uniform and prompt dslive-
es b5 both lines. OVeT-charges and damages BY either
line, will be adjusted BY the agents Of The Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In case Of lost or missing goods, will charge of any
correspondence necessary their recovery, and
will py Tor the the expiration Of 30 days no
cs gwen al notices Of lost goods, yor Nashville
tigas on ths Nashville and CAGtLaROO ga Road ad
dressed 10 Fl. l. anderson, SuB't., yv'a5hDiHs.
Merchants when New Will receive every InOTma
ton and shipping, by applying to the Agent
tie Charleston Lna No. 1876 BTOadway and the
Line, No, - Broadway.
CHA'S w. ANDERSON,
u1ayZ8-u Gtnl Agent.