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10 The long haired and broad shirt
.coilared Hutchinson family are giving con
certs in Vermont. An outline Of The rules
and regulations says that the price OF admis-
sion is Fifteen cents 10 all parts of the house,
excepting few Reserved seats for cripples and
blind people:' it also requests "ihe rich to
buy tickets for those too poor to support their
families and further states that those who
cant raise the wind in any other way, can
gain admittance by depesiting with the door
keeper the amount in jack knives, jewsharps,
childreBs shoes. shaving soap, candles, crock
cry, gardcn-seeds, groceries, grammars. goose
berries, ground ginger, game or chocolate,
and no bogus money taken; children, war
ranted not to cry. seven aud half cents No
postponement on account of bad weather or a
thin house"
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SI Ss"Jt"Yv.
Arrival OF the steamer Amertea.

NEW YORK, July 23.4The steamer America
has arrived off Sandy Hook, bringing Liver
pool dates of the 10Th.
Cotton-saIes of the week 60, 900 bales, of
which spectators and exporters took $500
bales each. The market opened with an adj
vance of lie to !, but was subsequently al
most lost. Estimated sales Friday 5000 bales
of which SPECTATORS and exporters took 1000
bales, closing quiet. Orleans fair Il, mid
ding y: Mobile fair q middling II; Upland
fair SIG, middling 1916. Stock in port
100000 bales, of which $500 are Ameri-
can.
Manchester advices unfavorable. But lit
tie inquiry and prices weak. New Orleans
tres ordu7dire at Havre lS5 francs. Provisions
dull. Lard firm. Consols 95s9953. Bull
lion in the Bank of England decreased $780,
900 pounds.
LIyERPooL-Flour Western 22s; Corn, in
feriOr advanced pence 10 one shilling; Lard
choice advanced one shilling; Pork and Sugar
steady, Coffee quiet Spirits OF Turpentine
AS.
LoNDON-Wheat I'd better; Welsh rails and
bars 6 pounds 5 shillings; Sugar firm Cof-
fee dull Rice slightly declined.
The House of Commons passed the India
bill.
Malmesbury announced that the cruisers
would be withdrawn from Cuba, but the
blockade of the African coast would be con-
tinued.
Nothing additional in regard to the Allan
tic Telegraph Cable. The Agamemnon had
returned TO Queenstown.
The bill providing Government for Gale
dOna passed the second reading in the House
of Commons 1t is supposed that the Aga
memnon, is in mid ocean preparing for fourth
attempt to lay the Cable.
The Niagara has coaled and is ready for sea
again.
The Directors have determined TO await the
arrival of the Agamemnon, before determining
OH future plans
Specie in the Bank of France has increased
during the month eight millions francs.
1t is again reported that Spain is preparing
an expedition of 10000 against Mexico.
Sir Z. Bulwer LyttOn, has instructed the
Governor of Vancouver's Island, not to eX-
clude foreigners from the Frazer River gold
mines, but the English reserve of the river
navigation.
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City Council.
THURSDAY, July %, 1853.

THURSDAY, July %, 1853.
Aid Coltart, Mayor pro tenn. assumed the
chair and called the Board to order.
Aid. Fogg, from the Finance Committee,
presented the reports of the Revenue and
Water Tax Collectors, which were received
and fled.
He also presented various accounts, which
were order, to be paid
Aid. Halle. from Fire Committee, stated
that the apparatus of Fire Company No. f.
was now in good order, and the Company
ready for active service.
Aid. Fogg, from Special Committee, APP
pointed to investigate title TO depot grounds
of the Tenn. Il Ala. Railroad. in south Nash
Vile. reported that in the opinion of the
court the Railroad Company had forfeited
their tile to said grounds, and right of way
to the river. Received
Aid. Ware. from Special Committee, APP
pointed TO investigate the title of the city
to Criddle street + ported that the records
showed that the original owners had by deed
given said ground for a street. Report re-
cciv,d and ordered to be carried into effect.
Aid. FOgg. from Special Committee, APP
pointed to Investigate Il, propriety of build
ing an additional work house, reported in
favor of erecting a work house on Crawford
street. Report received and concurred in.
Aid. Fogg also reported adversely To re-
ceiving contracts for graveIing the streets.
Report received ana laid on the table.
Aid. Fogg presented petition from II. C.
McNairy, asking the privilege of draining a
cellar. GRANTED.
Aid. Halle called up the bill defining the
duty of the City Marshal and night police in
certain cases. Passed coud reading.
Aid. Fogg call up the report in relation
to the work house, recommending the dis
posing of the present grounds now occupied
IA "A work house, and appropriation of the DrO-
ceeds to the erection of permanent and cred
liable buildings on Crawford street in order
to carry out the recommendations of the
committee. y committee of three, consisting
of FOgg, Halle and COuger, was appointed
to carry into effect the objects OF the re-
port
Aid. Fisher offered a resolution instructing
the Street Committee 10 have Mansco street
opened from Front to Guthrie street
Adopted.
Aid. Davis offered resolution to have
carried into effect former resolution of the
Board, TO have the ditch opened aud the pipe
carried TO Market street Immediately, for the
extension of water OIL South Market street.
Adopted.
Aid. Ware, a resolution to have number
of additional benches for vegetable stalls
made. Adopted.
Aid. Downs offered u bill making it the
duty of the City Marshal to inquire and as
certain all persons who are doing business
in the city without license. Passed first
reading.
Aid. Halle offered a resolution giving the
commli tee authority to purchase grounds for
the ,ction of Pest House. Adopted.
Aid. Downs. resolution to have cutters
made on North Front street. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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to me on the subject of the Mustang Lini-
ment, would say that have had no cOnnec-
ton with that article for several years. 1t
was invented by me, and while put up under
my control and supervision, was universally
accepted by the public as the best Eminent in
the world. In 1854 sold out my interest in
it to other parties, and since that time it has
passed through the hands of several persons
most of whom have been so inscriptions as
to manufacture it of inferior and cheap arti-
eles, and thus to entirely destroy its value as
medical remedy, trusting for success in sell
ing it, to its former highly established reputa-
ton. Its present proprietors have gone SO
far as to substitute other articles in its COM
position for those in the original prescription
SO that the Mustang Liniment now vended
possesses no one of the distinguishing charac-
teristics of the genuine article, as it was orig
inally invented and manufactured by me-
These parties, to enable themselves with more
facility to foist their worthless and injurious
article on the public, use my name as its spon
sor calling it Braces Mustang Liniment,
and cautioning the public to beware OF any
other Bragg's Liniment as an imposition
This is done with view of exciting preiu-
dice against Braces ARCTIC LTNMENT," an
article more recently invented by me, and
possessing all the virtues of the original Mus
tang, with some improvements the result of
experience and later discoveries-and manu-
featured by Bragg & Burrowes, which firm is
composed of my son, Oliver T. Bragg and
Michael Burrowes. This article is superior in
many respects to the Mustang when it was
put up pure and in good faith, and is immei-
surably superior to the article now vendcd as
the Mustang Linilnent. 1t is also the only
liniment manufactured to which my name is
appended by my authority or consent. In
conclusion l cannot hold myself responsible
for any of the evil results of using the Mus
tang Liniment now vended, and especially
after this public disclaimer of any connection
with its proprietOrship or manufacture.
Respectfully,
A G.. BRAGG. NJ. D.
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DEB, at this Office yesterday evening, at
% minutes past 3 o'clock, HENRY JENKINS, Jr.,
the favorite pet cat of the Devil, at the age
of 8 months and I3 days. He was attacked
with influenza on the morning OF Tuesday,
July 6. Being in an unusually playful mood
that morning, the DeTR joined him in a frolic.
in which Henry Ovcrdid himself lie then
seated himself in a chair near the window
where fresh breeze was Blowing, and thus
the disease is supposed to have been coRtrac-
ted. lie rapidly grew worse, and a. We learn
from the attending physician, the disease run
into galloping consumption of which he died
as above stated. He tCnderly nursed
during bis sickness. and after death was de-
Gently buried. Eeguies-cat IN pace. The DevH
has the sympathies of ourselves and all the
attaches Of this Office in his grief, which is
truly great
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s. @. Non, ESQ. /:

s. @ Non, ESQ:
take this method of soliciting you to con-
tent to be run as the Peoples cand date for
Mayor of Nashville at the ensuing municipal
election. 1t is well known to You, sir, that
the affairs of this, your beloved native city,
have been abominaby administered for the
last twenty five years, and that the city VIII
go to the dogs within the next twelve months,
unless some man OF sense, prudence aud III
dustry be placed in its Executive chair. In
its Offices and its finances the city is at present
bankrupt The manner in which its business
has been managed, in every department, dur
ing the year about to close, is especially alarm
ing, aud a crisis OF the most fearful character
is swiftly coming upon us. There is nothing
that can avert it, IN my humble Judgment,
bat your acquicscence in this solicitation.
You-whose industry activity aud hnancierng
ability. is scarcely equalled by your modesty,
which, as / admire. l consider excessive aud
whose exalted worth finds its only parallel in
your private virtue and Integrity allow me
to say, are the man for the times. In you We
hope live, trust, and with Dut you We are un-
done. Let me invoke you 10 consent Look
Mt our streets. our-water works, our fire depart
ment, our treasury empty. our debts fitting
behind protests, our railroad stocks paying no
dividends our children without school houses,
our everything out OF oider and in confusion
aud in disgrace; and il your pubic spirited
eyes can refuse tears, aud your generous lips
CULVER IA negative, then have placed "a wrong
estimate on you. | know they will not feel
that in you the city Las a TREND; that you
will touch the dry bones of its credit and
cause it instantly to spring into life, ANNA
tioa and health; that you will extend over il
your powerful hand. aud it will leap to a new
life, to honor and 20 glory. Under your be-
nefcent sway our streets will glitter With
shells; our hydrauts gush ia crystal
streams; our treasury overflow; our schools
and the children in them Will be multiplied;
our debts paid; our officers dutiful: our city
legislature and our city name respected; our
firemen more prompt; our sewerage perfect;
our stocks pay interest; We shall walk and
ride, eat and sleep, talk and toll comfortably;
no nuisances, nor bad smells, Tor evil ex-
smples viii prevail. We shall no longer be
disgusted dishonored, outraged. We shall be
contenled aud happy people. win you
deny Us this. j hope, trust not .,f.
Q E d.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsaRY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

vrn3es. DIR. KING formerly OF New York, for
AE-Assr-a the last four Year, of Tile, Ken
taDy no has devoted his attention To the treat
of private diseases for 30 years, natters
himself, having attended - practice Tor many
years, and cured many thousands he Is enabled 10
all diseases of private nature no matter how
bad they may be from injudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their Dr. Kings Dispcnsary
is No - De.aderek street, between Cherry and the
square seeond story where he all diseases Of
private nature.
GoNoEtHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF Old recent date efectuaily cured in
few days, by operation winch causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoy ed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
OF neglect OF bad treatment, can be oarctually
cured IA Iew days.
SEMINAL AKNtcSs-PaTtcui ar attention having heen
gwen this disease and all The Consequences grow
Ing cut 81 H. brought many BY the
stfucyc hAbils OF laconNsterate Youths and Excess
sve Indulgence ~ the passions, neglect OF which ~n
uudefmue the constitution rendering the sahcct unt
for business society anu causing premature Old age.
Females who may be taboring Ia any diihcasGy OF
uc wanlh may rcst assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by wruag and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, directed % DR. A hing,
NJ. - lsaderick street, Nashville, Tenn Will have
the Necessary medicine to thsf address, With ne
eessary directions strict secrecy observed. offce
hours from O'Clock in the uornlng until IA the
ming uisy26-indAwly
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-o- We wish to inform the public that we
have just returned from the east. with beau
tifIl stock Of Dress Goods. and feel confident
We can offer inducements TO purchasers equal
to any other merchants In the city. IL prices
are AZ object, we are determined To sell as
cheap rs the cheapest We woald call the
attention OF 'he Ladies especially Ia a lot Of
side striped Berege and Muslins, which We
bought unusually cheap and will sell them
the same way. Also, Silk, Ducals and all
the different kinds u Dress Goods. Our stock
Of staple goods is very complete, all OF which
we wish to dispose OF immediately on terms
Eaosi favorable TO purchasers. Call soon and
examine Tor yourselves.
l. c. NICHOLSON 4 CO,
jyi2-if No. ~ Public Square.
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A. G.. BRAGG. NJ. D.

NoTCE.-CLIFToN, ALBRIGHT & Co.. No. 10
Cedar Street, being DESTROYS OF closing out
their stock OF Spring and Summer Cassimeres
and Linen Clothing to make room for tall
stock, have now commenced to sell at cost
for cash. The stock embraces some very de-
sirable patterns Of Cashmere pants and linen
clothing of all descriptions, AID presents an
inducement to any that are not already sup
piled to call and examine prices. We have a
few choice pants patterns which we will make
up for a triae more than one-half the usual
price. Please call early if you would avail
yourselves of the choice. Call any way and
see the proffered bargains. whether you pur-
chase or not. CLIFTON ALBRIGHT & Co.
jVl3-2w.
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SATURDAY MORNING .... JULY "a, 1s5
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr.. JOHN JACK
SON, long connected with our Office as
CLERK, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery Of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire 70 save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer 1t, pay In
advance for the whole year.
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Hoofand,s German Bitters.

THEY ARE ENTIRELY vEGITABIE,
Aud free from Alcoholic Simuants, and all injurious
Ingredients; pleasant in taste and smell, mild in
thor operation, will expel all morbid secretons from
the body, give bloom the paid cheek and health
and vgor 10 the frame.
They tciU cure DYSPEPSIA.
They iCiH cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
They teiH cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
They tCiH cure JAUNDICE-
They tciU cure DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They UH cure CONSTIPATION.
They loiH cure PILES.
They tgiU cure HEARTBURN
7hey ,ciH cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
They ,oiH cure FLUTTERING OF TIE HEART
For sale the Principal Office, AIS Arch ST., Pha,
dephia and sold by druggists and store keepers
in every and village the United States, Cana
das West Indies and South America, at rs per
bottle jul-im
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re- Miss SEAMAN aud Mr. SwEARAN's
Concert at the Gaiety, Thursday night. drew
a respectable audience. The performance
was creditable, and well received. The voice
of Miss S. is full of melody, aud by continued
cultivation may be made to accomplish the
most difficult and pleasing feats in the art OF
music Mr.. 5. has a full, clear voice and uses
it with much skill. The occasion was made
more agreeable by the singing and playing OF
a young lady from the Blind Asylum The
affair passed OFF with much applause
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Further Re due ton.
~ - - So
JULY lOrH, 1855.
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville,
New York to Nashville.

In connection with New York Side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines TO
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The Editors in renlY say

Since the receipt of yOur note of this
morning, we have conversed with the author
of the articles over the signature of *, :"
who is not willing that his name should be
disclosed at this time. He contends that the
articles have been of public character, re-
lating to public institution. free from SLAM
der, and not intended, in the least as per-
sonal.
AS he has made this declaration to us pri-
vately, disclaiming on his part anything
which may have appeared. Off such is the
case,) against you, we do not consider it i'm
perative on our part to comply with your re-
quest"
The editors take the proper course in with
holding their correspondents name under the
circumstances; but the public will hardly
place much reliance in the charges of any one
who is unwilling to support them by the au-
thority Of his name.
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THE REAsoN.-One reason why the German
papers in this country are not allowed to
circulate in Prussia and parts of Germany, is
in consequence of the inducements they hold
out 10 cmigrants. 1t is thought that at pres
ent, when so many able-bodied men are leav-
ing their father land, " it is quite unnecessary
to give the additional inducement to follow
that course, which the glowing articles in
these journals SO generally supply.
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Whites Creek Springs.

VIE subscriber viii be prepared 10 take Board ers
Il al this watering place, u miles aorth of Nash
vile, during the Summer vacation from the nrst OF
July 10 the FIRST of September
There will be no bar-room kept, as it is designed
cheny Tor the accommodation of families and indyid-
uals, who may wish a quiet and healtIful
place during the heat of summer.
The Springs, formerly much visited, are too well.
known 20 require any elaborate description.
No pains viii be spared render the situation of
visitors pleasant.
PRICE OF BOARD 81 so per day 700 per week.
Servants and children under 10 years OF age half
price E l. CROKER
May24-3mdtriw&w
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WESTINGHOUSE FAMILY BIBLE.

I am happy to inform you that while trav-
cling through Macon county ! met with the
old family Bible that found place in General
Washington's chamber. | took il in my
hands and examined it carefully, after which
read the I9th Psalm in family worship. !
then asked the brother to tell me how he
came H. possession of it. lie said that at the
Generals death his niece fell heir to the Bible
Previous TO leaving Virginia her son was Ia
ken sick and died. He waited on him dntil
death. The old lady told him that she was
getting old and must soon die, and that she
had nothing to give him for waiting on her
son, save the old family Bible. H. gladly re-
ceived il and brought il to Tennessee with
him ON horseback He told me that he
would not take three thousand dollars for ii.
No. said he, money cant buy it. The gentle
man lives in the town OF Lafayette, Macon
county. and his name is Col. Claiborne. You
can't begin to imagine how felt while turn
ing over its leaves. really felt aud thought
that had found precious jewel 1t appear
ed to me tliat l would have given any price
for il.
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~WuaaSI uIyVIsU.
VYREE SpRvNCS

vTsHIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
for the reception of visitors the 18th of June
The rooms and buildings in the most complete or
der The table VIII at all times be supplied with the
choicest vlands the market affords. The extensive
ice house is well stocked with nexaustible supply
good Band of Music will be in constants attendance
The Bar VIII be well supplied with choice selection
OF wines liquors, and segars and every excrtion will
be made TO advance the comfort and pleasure of all
visitors that may favor US with a call.
je7-lmeod&w L MOSEFR.
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The SIlixir,S

Prepared by DR.. JAS. WILLIAMS, Tor the cure OF DYS
PEPSY, and nothing bat DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
acquainted with its properties using il them
selves and prescribing to their patients convinced
by observation Of It's great efficacy in restoring the
dsordered digestive organs TO healthy function. Nu-
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned ncurabe by
of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored pert set health, atesed
ncates testify. aprl3-ly
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CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES.
First Class.

First Class.
Pno Eortes Bo9Ss stati2nerx BoGss Shes
pentine in barrels Carpetng China, Glass and Glass.
in cases: Clocks Confeconeries, Cotton Cards;
Cutlery, in cases, casks, and boxes; Dry Goods in
boxes and bales Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking
Glass plates (at owners risk) Oysters in cans and
jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such specified in First and
Third casses,) Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
quOrs in barrels and Pipes; Tobacco in boxes Leath-
er, in rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks:
Crockery and Queensware in crates and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in
pigs Tin Plate Anvis Vices, casks OF Chains ani Hoes
Manila and Cotton COrdage, Coffee, Heavy Castings
Mill Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axes, Railroad
Wheels and AXies, Chairs, Spikes, and Rosn in bbs.
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light ar
tices enumerated; So Carboys of Acids, 9TH
Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight, at
double First Class rates.
re- No charge for drayage wharfage, or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York to Nashville
RB- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west Of entitled above
rates.
Insurance.
BY the above Lines q per less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkcf sburg and the Ohio River,
making a difference of go to rs per 100 pounds
on dry goods
" y Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring at sea
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned TO
Agent Central Railroad, savannah, Ga
Goods shipped via Char cston should be consigned to
Agent South Caro- ina Rtilroad, Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
jyl5-a General Agent.