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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

nAY BOAT FoR ALBANY
~ steamer METANURA, every Tuesday THURSDAY and
saturday from psr focs Of Jay srsst North ver q
CTEANBoAT ONLY DAUGHTER, CAPT. POSTER,
~ leaving Railway At O'Clock. fare lBc, touching ct
kisshchpor Port Richmond and Fsctoyve Staten Island
ior returning from the foot Of Dey II O'CLOCK
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= VI
AsHEs.-The sales embraced rs bbs pearls NJ G -.
BRFa DsTCrFs Flour market displayed increased
ctvty, and closed 18th better prices for the
md lower grades Of stse and Western The sales en-
,raced about 10000 bOls. within following range Of
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DofSIFn Dog ron sArE,-A VERY HANDSOME
pointer dag. broAe. Apply Al $50 Washington street
SrORT-A PIGEON MATCH WILL TAKE PLACE ON
- The bi~ak House grounds Cor 40 ~ie, Nene.ls
Nov. 10. II ocl1ek. WM A. BROWs.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Fo~eign and Domestic Malta.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE Nrw YORK ros


nv steamship Persia, for Liverpool. Wednesday.
nov no.. ......,........ AN
sa,grd,y koy. rs ioss A N
sestsr 10. - .;.,n.. ~
F'or aiiornis and south f6iac Coast ny steamer,
via anams. SATURDAY, N6t. 10...~............. Pm
1be Overland Wall for California leaves n, Louis every
Mou.fay and Thursdax, a. a ~ Letters designed FOR
shouh. b. marked Overland VIA 81 Louis y
JLe varend Masi from 81 Joseph MOI 10 plsrarvs via
Salt chg, leaves ST. Joseph every Saturday M
Letters sb ,d be mar bed Overland, via - Joseph
North-Anvny. Bunao and Canadss. ............ ssrM
Norb ard mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. Al
weslsrT fai via Ere Railroad. .... 90 " and AZ, NJ
qou,l and soutN western malls and az p.N
Eastern rns by rsilrvrd ~ A. ~ ard ~ PN
f" nv steamboat ......... :, ............s Pm
II WIN that The Eastern Afternoon rad
road closes 81 ~ ocleek, instead ofS
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NE suserosr viii be prepared receive Bosisr at Chi.
~ taierng place la miles north o. Nashville iurnr tf
Iaas.on on he hEst q July . the drst Of sspseabsr
Ahie VII he no harroom kept, u designed cieav fo
s1 aeconaodator Of faIa and o uiavsfh sa
resort g qnet heahul place during he heaf of St1-
ne springs formerly much Tisiis too we'll known 10 -
quirs any elaborate description.
pleasant --'-
Price q Board 81 50 per day 81 % per week servants 5
Cniiorsn under 10 yea1s afagsi half price NJ
@az.s-a..E2@ z. l. cRoCKEE
AAAlTE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
NLI AADAN COUNTY TEN y FssSEsE ..-fbe sbovs
A Watering place viii BE- opened lor he reception of v
on ne 1rl day Of Juus daily o. cohes fslur b
sgingil VIII conne,i win e Memphis ami Charleston Raa5
at ne 1rnsFe Depot. Ten hours frsm Memphis b S.
spnugs kor health o. pleasure, White saluhar eqrs i5
sg halens pace n or south. hne Music from
sew Orleans VIII be In attendauces GEO. SHALL,
msy20-i&Elm Pronrieisr.
AEE1tSkEE1A SPER FNfsSs
aNHE undersigned sll open Beaheha Springs for the rsc
u ton of visitors on the l5td inst.
large additions hare made the premises 7ncs n. els.
Of last season, which vii enable accommodate this -
more than double TIE pul1heF of visitors had last.
Ihera VII ha drinking saloon kcrt the estahsueut
viii there any accommodations Whatever for pFo AN
hers, and n0ne need apply,
Al ensaged rooms viii Be chageibe from the l day july
ganeo-ieodlm s. n SCOTT.
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WATSON noUsB.
SITUATED on MARKET sTREET,
NAsHVHLLE, TENNEssEE

cAtN AialD NN =AAhhEl HAhEEEn
NAsHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Asp Sr.E rualle seuaEE
nov open FOR the accommodations o the pebble. The ~
The pr0prat0r attention 70 the eomfort
Of his guests, to merit the Iatruage u tie public -
PRICES
ssssB ssss8 5.a gs' r.sE cay. s55 s55s
febll-8h THos. s. WATSON.
EASEHnONAEsLE DANCING ACADEMIC
MONS. J. A, PINGUELY,
t5st he bas returned to tbs ey. s55 tat bs I'd "a
open bis Acaieny bis his liali on slTURBATs Ocbsr
Hth, 1851 81 O'Clock, P. N.
Days qHa H5Tsq a Taifiaa FFsdag az 3oalost, P n ~
Among the new dances aey Eved from Pagili be Vim teach
the new and fashionable LANCER QUADRILLEi ss danced 10
Thankful for the liberal patronase heretofore exsndedts
him, Mons respectfully soleiis eontiHuanosof he
VOLLINTINE,S DIGEST.
ME,FHEl, February a5, 1853,
H. YOLLSTINE Esq:-Is have ezsminsd yoqr Digest Of he
Decisions Of the Sapreme Court Tennessee, delivered sus
quent the period az which Megs Digs closes uh much
printing and b.ndinE are si sssusi ad il must prove vsu
able addition . The library Of every lawyer Rsht you nay
be amply rewarded tryonr saor . arTe the Profession snd ne
4. WRIGHT, Sozg p. cARUTHERs,
HENEf HE. D SMALL, Judge q he eaHlnan Law
y n. u 2 Bh0WNs and ohaaeery Coult Of Nem-
3. & 8. 8. F2S54 P2zsE. NJ 3a5si 3EaxlEaxAS,
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of tie Criminal Court sf
s4iI. sP L " E.GSEE 4YREs goHS Si1ISl1 2. s1Iz.
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General
7. g.. AYRES.
NASHVILLE March 4 I858.
H. VoLLTSE, Esq I'VE have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported the
publication Of Mr. Msig Digest which includes Telgmss q
cur Reports The points decided clearly stated, and
grati6ed say that the Characterized by accuracy sb
y and great industry. 1t will be Of much value
aud Bar and trust that you will receive patronage Of the
profession, 70 which you Justly entitled
NELL s. BROWN, HENRY II r. FOGd,
a. W. MACGAY0Ck, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
w. 7. COOPER, THOs. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A. @. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ. BRIEN, sA., s. VENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN H. EWING,
O. n. FOGG, JNO. REID,
JN0. A. MCCAMPBELIs WM. X. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of the Clrcuit AID /
ABRAM L. DEM0s5 Criminal Court
The above mentioned Digest be hs ihs fooEug Basf
stores:
Messrs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis Tennessee.
Mr.. c. H. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee
Messs John York & Co., Nashville, tennessee.
Mr. J. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-d6rWtf H YOLLISTTNE
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BOOTS And SHOES.
0OA > AM 1AAO4as
-a-s--l-e-s-a
IN ADS HAW& RI TLAsD,


DsHAW& RUTLAaD,
10. q, D310Y STREET
-, HAVE just rsoeiFsd fresh supply Of BOOTS
M and SHOES which vii be sold al the very low -
~ Il est prizes. #N
Ladies Lasting Cougres Caters, with without heels:
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid ootee, heels no heels;
do Rront Laced lasting Caters;
do French embroidered slippers, somsthing nice;
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid slippers, plain and trimnle hcelad AMI no hsss
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Mss Thick and IH Sole Gid and Goat Bsotee heslsd;
Do Baek Lasting CATERS
Dc Kid slippers
do Thick Sole school Shoes:
Chllrens I'd "a goat Booiss thick ard thin Sole;
ds Black Lasting Caters;
Do fancy hselsi Shoes;
90 Ankle Ties and slippers.
EeA GENrLEWENs
Gentlemens' extra Quiits5 Bottom Boots;
do DO Cai Water PROOF do
do do de Rgmp
Go 40 40 Stitched do
do D. Cor sress Gaifers;
do DO P.L. do Do
90 Pump Caf Oxford Ties;
Do D. % Dc de-
% Cloth Congress Caters
do Lasting Ties.
And 81 articles Kept d shoe Store % Ehh ve invite the At
isntion Of All wanting arHelssin our line.
JAMS BRADSHAW & RUTLAND
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
m ADTEs' extra size sole Leather Trunks;
u do extra size Travelling Trunks; slA ~
Cents fine sole leather Trunks; -lsTE5IA
do do DO Talises; eas.-isAzl-s3
do Kossuth Trunks;
do Hog Skin DO iron frame,
Fer sale By BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
lan-a No. ~ Union Street-
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KHNGSTON SEsRAAGaS
WTTELL be opened Ter the suer season Of l5, ts lst
w June for DE reception VISITORS The subscriber win hs
prepared receive BoaeTs, and furnish lie hest
at the Of 81 20 per ds - ~ per Ea so % per on
servant and children ur u years Of age half prlca hand
Of will atsadancs. Pangsr Carriaes viii run
Esgularly leaving Noel & Co.'S, College sss tsy Tuesday.
Elarsday and Saturday.
nage5-d&ElR 3, ,. KB1IpER, Agsaf.
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S2OO REWARD.

TSHAIE G.. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF Ten.
To all who shall these pre1snsgreetiuq:
Whereas made me- that ADDI-
son WITIEBs charged with having committed afro
cigus murder the lh day Of May, l the body
CrUD, lte Of county Of Green has d from justice
I8ing az large.
Now therefore, l. Isham g. Harris Governor Aforesaid BY
the power and authority vested do hereby Offer
reward OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, 70 person persons
who spPehend the said Addison Witers aud deliver him
the Sheriff Js0r of county Of GTeen order that iuce
10 that belah may be had and e1scuted.
In testimony Whereof have hereuntO set hand and
y caused the great seal OF the affixed at Nash
(-S vile, The 18th day Of May, Is55.
- ISIAM O. HARRIS,
By the Governor:
F n. ". BURTON, Secrstary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
The said Whers about feet inches high and weighs about
1o5 pounds dark hair rseng forehead with pronent
oark deeply high cheek bones, probably bis up
per front teeth broken Had when he
cost and pants, broad black hatand BAY
p0ay with snip in the ace and white hind feet The Hsr
fond Of his liquor and Inclined gaat
I,s conversion. lmsy25-W4t
-eDI LAX BI--Ths highsIt priOs Paid lr9
Il Z a. W IN rt3Eptng order J. T. MARTIN 4 co.
&7splQ SarEsr Rzead SO MaEhat FEpqel.
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FRUIT PRESERNERS.
r DOYLE CO., No As Front street, having become pro
81 peors patent for the State Of SCH00LEYS GEL
EBRATED sELF-YENTILATING, MEAT, PROVISION, AND
FRUIT PRESERVER, offer them to the Nashville public.
This article bound speree everything Of the kind use,
its great advantage being strongly apparent TO be doubted
the vent0aion, eprsseving chamber warranted
be always dry and entirely free from mould must impure fla.
with Of cold air passing through contnpaya
accomplished With the usual quantity of ice.
Every housekeeper should give this artce trial. and
will consent TO be without It.
We have different sizes to suit our customers.
anlO-tf J. DOYLE a
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THRDuGHI
FVVHE ONLY ROUTE By through tickets to WashnFton
procured, which point 10 Baltimore
shortest, most drect and in every respect reabe
rou 1t Is the only route by which purchasers
Tickets New York enabled cities Of Raltime
only thus enabling business pleasure or
Information to visit four o the principal cities Unon for
les cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And the only route by which Through Tickets
g Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester, Fredericksburg, Peters
burg Va Charleston, Savannah Macon Atlanta, Augusta
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville take the Stage Coaches Of
Th0m1s, steamers tie Cumberland river Louisville
c0unscting there with the United States Mail steaer 10 Cipcp
uat, with the JelsrsOnYills Railroad IndisnspOis Tnd
naks direct connection at COluubus Ohio, Central
Ohio Railroad to Wheeling Whsncs conneotion with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington CITY, Balr
more, Philadep hia and New York.
IL Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
transferred at Cairo to the Of hs Illinois Railroad
aud Aenia q Columbus Three Daily Trains Columbus
10 A. NJ , 80 J. b. aud p, P M.
- Travellers requested that
oag route au0dng Through Tickets Eastern Cities
the charged by other Aslg IOrk ORE is
also the shor test speedy and direct leading points
in the East The distance from Columbus
SO miles, being about 100 miles shorter New
other route There less change Of cars y this route I'd
conseq quentlT less detention, than b any other.
Il = The read Is ballasted with broken sutireiy
frss from dust.
For further information please apply D. RuusET ageoi
Nashville, Tenn.
Through Tickets apply in Lousvis At the once Of ths
y 3 Nail steamers TO the Jacksonville RsilrOzd Oos,
Main street. WIZ. 5. WOOOsIDE,
Master Transportation B. 4 o. ]. R.
JOHN N. SHARP, General WestsrnAgent.
june .
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and afasr TURsDAY April g. 1853 he Passenger TraHs
Y y viii he follows:
Leave Nashville daily al 5 A. NJ. and 3 P. n.
Arriving az Chattanooga at 220 p. n. 1855 A. n
Leave chattanooga at l0.3o "A. n. and q.25 p. ~
Arriving at Nashville az e-lG A. II. and $40 P. Il.
Passengers for the East via. Wilmington, n c., leave ~
vile on either train, and make cennecons r0u7 7hout Via
Knoxville, Tsnn and Lynchblrg, Va, Oud leave Naiis
the morning train 70 make the connections
Passengers for Memphis, leave Nashville he p. H., tin
which connects af steFenton Eifa H. 4 q. Rsilrcad.
Ihose for McMinnVe and Sparta, sill aFe Naaytlle s
p H. train which connects directly Tuia0s with s ain
Tor McAinnVe The train which leaves EonnFilis 12 -
connects with the day train from Chattanooga lud urrg1
Nashville az $40 p. NJ
AT Nashville there daily connection win bosa for s.. L0u
Cineinuat, Louisville Memphis New Orleans, Ritsbuu fe
* = Also daily line Of Stages for Louisville
through Tickets be procured at the Depot before be stluT
oI ne trains for McannVie Huntsville, Memphis, yenc6on,
Atants Macon Montgomery Charleston, Savannah AuEussF
"ilmington and Knoxville. C. L. ANDERSON.
apb, la55 General Tckst Agent
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DEMOVILLE a. BELL.

DEMOVALkE ~ BEA4k1.
DRUG GIsTS AND APOTHEG
No. 2G, Cherry street,
THIRD DOOR FRoM UNION
n nEALERSin In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye stuHs,
y Paints, oils Turpentne, Alcohol, Yarnshes, Cigars To-
faceo, snuh etc
H E8LOVELAE & bell are now in receipt Of fun
and we'll selected stock Of the ab0Es Eroe which they will
sell at the lowest hgpre.
N ULNINE E. ChoTofom suph Ether, IOdone Iodid Poas-
Gc sum Henry & husbands Calcined haguesa Harts Car
mn3tve, New England Cough MIXTURE s just received By
DEM0YILLE & BELL. -
OLIVE OILs-A fresh supply just received and for sale BY
" DEMOFILLE & BELL.
UEAST POW DER S,--Preston & aeriIl's Yeast Pow.
II de sveceiyed and for sale BY
DENOYILLE & BELL.
DAY NOTICEs--Al1 persons indebted BY note or
account must pay by the I Of June they viii have to
settle with officer We wish dstncty understood that this
notice is intended for ALL DEA0FILLE & BELL.
n ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
An extra fine lot Of the above received and ty
DEHOFILLE & BELL.
ENRENCH BRANDY AND VgHNES.--Of the bes
quality for Medical received and for sale by
DEI0FILLE BELL.
HVARRANTsS SELTZER APEREEN'Cs-
III seiTed and for sale BY
may21 DEMOFIIBE & BELL. I
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J. n. UR r. Y,


rIUNERAL UNDERTAxEEE.--I am prepared to
furnish Of descriptions from the hne Caske
nes Servants Con together With everything necessary
Funerals All orders left my Warerooms, Deadeck street,
to the UpaHdUp Livery Stable between Cherry and
Will receive prompt attention both day
Furniture Of all kinda repaired and made to order,
iulv9 J. H. CURREY
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AARON STRETCH,
.Ef1WHOLEsALE AND RETAILTf1
DRUG GIsT,

DIR q G GIST
CORNER or COLLEGE AAD J-gI0y SZREETX
TNACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED: 1st.
That seohs Soda Water apparatus is the finest in che
Union, outside Of New York city.
3D. The quality Of his Soda Water not ezceed, euaed
BY any In the Union.
3d His yrups are manufactured by new mode which makes
them healthier and more pleasant to the taste than those anH-
4h His celebrated Spanish Mead far superior to any thing
sold in the Union, except in New Orleans.
5th The that he is having for his Soda Water and
Mead greater than that Of other establishment ia the Union.
TOILET PREPARATION, &c
Lubin's hne scented sachetts:
do extracts and toilet Powders
Powder Puts and Boxes
Large Fine Bathing Sponge and Brushes:
Musk and yerbena Toilet Waters;
New Hair CO0ring Fluid, the best article made
. Woods Hair Restorative
Mrs Aliens DO
PhaOns lair In7igorator;
1 Genuine Macassar Oil;
Hair Dyes Of assorted kinds;
Chamois Skins; Shaving Mirrors;
Nursing Bottesi Brushes Of all kinds, &c
FLAVORLNG EXTRACTS.
Lemon, suaEberry
Rose, Rasberry
Orange, Vanilla.
Almonds, Pine Apple,
Celery, Peach.
FISHING POLES, &C.
large lot Of Fishing Tackle Rods and Extension Poles, with
Orm Of Walking Canes, snoods, Fishing Hooks, &C.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDLES'
Light and Dark French Brande5;
Zine Cherry Brandy
do Peach
do BlaekberTy do
Pure Scotch Whisky;
do Rye
Newsoms best
Aadeir1, Port, and sherry Wines:
Which are bought expressly or Meda purposes and will be
Kept constantly on hand all other articles appsalning 70 the
ma msy20-f '''' A STRETCH
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I
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
THEo0aH RATS o. srw roaK TO sAsnvulE,
1neoanses0n with NEW YORK Side wheel ana screw Steamship
Lines, to -e
Charleston and savannah.
VIE following rates to take effect On and after JUNE ls,
NEW YORK TO NAslEvILlE.
9irs. class, per 100 lbs, 81 @a
Third class, q Ij
HEis IN Boxes, - .ee-p 81
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES.
14As CLASSs-sPiano-Fortss, Books Stationery Boots
Shoes, Liquors, Oils &c. IN bottles; Campse aud spirits
ware, in cases; Clocks, oouiscohe1ies Cotton Cards: Cut
isi in eases, casks and boxes Rry Goods, aud
SEEDS, Looking Glasses, LOOKING lss plates a 0n-
er k3 Oysters in cans and jars saddlery Tin and Brit
ard Tbird CISs1es1 cee Sils SIaelirsrTs Fore1 n.
qnors in barrels and pipes; Tobacco, in boxes; Leather IN
ro and bores Oils, in barrels and casks Crockery and
QensWare, N crates and cass; Rics, Writing Plaster,
sD CLAsS..-ASes shoves Spades, sadIron Zinc and Tin
pigs Tin Plat, AnT Vices, casks OF Chaus Hoes
Manila and Cotton Coulage Coffee Heavy Castings, A
Gearing Carriage Springs and Aaes RailFead ehe aud
SPECIAL RAT EEs.5-Furntnre and Carriages bozei and
other light articles not enumerated also, Carboys Of Acids
o. other Chemicals, win be charged by actual weight at
IL No charge for draysge, Wharfage, Forwarding The
shove rates cover all expenses from New York to Nashville
W p Stevenson aud all stations Nashville and Chattanooa
Aoadi west Of SteTenson entitled to above rates.
IL lt only necessary to insure goods Charleston and s
Eannah TIE Roads al risks after they delivered y the
depot Of destination. By doing this merchants win
say from p to 50 cents 100 & on the lt aud 81 class goods
70 Road viii not be T'p0n'Ol'for any damages occurring at
Goods shipped savannah should cosgnodo AgentCen
tral Balroad, Savannah, Georgi=.
Coed shipped va Charleston should be consigned to Agent
- avn --''-' CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
banner Gazette aad Patriot copy, and discontinue our height
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A. MORRISON * CO

A. ROBERTSON co.,
WHOLESALE IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,
10. y PUBLICSQUARE NASHVILLE, IIEBK
VWTE receiving Spring Stock Of goods, to which
Wv the attention Of Merchants buying in this market.
large desirable We will sell low for cash
marlg-tf A. MORRISON q 90
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sTNTY sHTNGLES a MINUTE

TEVEHE Great Excelsior Shngle MILL patented by H. D.
MGEORGE, Of Morgant0wn, Virginia. Below some Of
the advantages claimed for this ELL: 81 --ss- 81
I That it is the Cheapest Mill, BY one half offered in this
country
"a That from SO to 90 perfectly formed Shingles per iaule
can be made by il.
3d. That the Shingles perfect Will bring better
price than others in the market.
4h Thatt viii turn good if not better shnge Of
clear stuff
That the Mil will Shingles Of any and alikinds
Of timber.
oh ThaI furnish the Mil, with the right about
the prime cost OF other Mills.
sh That perfectly adapted the crtne Of Of
Slaves, Barrel Heading Boxing and other short boards.
This Mil requires but two hands to tend Il, and will
from ten twenty thousand Shingles per dsy
Is operation at Nannoy, Turblle Co., Of this city,
ga County, Single Rights for sale Let
ters of Order Enquiry, addressed s propscr care OF M
Of Furman Co., Nsshvls Tennessse, viii
prompt attention.
may27 Il ,. GILLIAN.
ERTBUEk'S SELF-SEALING F1sUIT CANS
"A AND JARS, for preserving rsl frnt bs Hsrsiai Seal
D., Just received and Ter aale b. -i-
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lIanny's COmbined Reaper and


NNYIEH WOODS IMPROVEMENT .--This
w celeated .lclne recslVed te rst premium Grand
tnlD AnA1, as the 1 combined ie1Fins Moving Machine
p te rt United staies A-utnrl Eair, held Louisville,
hI, ID oepenafer 1881. Lhs -a syr1cu5e, New
4olk, in July. where ai &c prncll lach.les Dr. Cnel
t41fr rrrr
tnr.as aarsal ~ y ilier, President uuite States Azcuiul
sQsistT, az LOUISVILLE, ky.
Itais5 received ue award as ths lest Rs1per and a. t tt
u1aeFs before tFo arts cQ1esr appointed pres
dent Of te Davidson county Agcural 51ety Nasrilie,
in July, leJ1 mot OF ta machines Tenn.
Numerous otter premiums and aglrs given Machine
during TIE last SEASON. every Machine hnlerca
The above lnaclnes are faE sale ty DE g1cd,
B. u. CtIEATEAM,
GeuGral Agent Coz tie stats.
FISHER, WHEELS & CO..
ielal-dGUu nalhEIe, lem
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IEsDAmEs CnEoAII1T7 & FHET0sT55.


Fer Young Ladies,
MADISON AyESUEl souTH-Uusr CoEsEa 2srH srEE1r,
NEW YORK.
MTADAAIE CnEGARAN, and Der neice Madame PKEV0sE
V pecIl announce, the instzut1n re.
oFe he lst g M1ys fl Ne ~ Ea5 street. o. iti
f,rner ioca3nsN0 20, Madison Avenue south C1rnsr
sleet ljuae2-1lE
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TYREE SPRINGS.

TEVS delightful resort will Be opened
cepton visitors the 18th Of Jane The rooms and
buildings in the most complete order The at all
supplied with the choicest vands the aors
extensive oehouse, we'll stocked with nsxhaustble supply
good Of Music viii be in attendance The Bar
will he well supplied with choice selection Of Wines liquors. and
srs and evvy will made advance the comfort and
pleasure all visitors, that may with call
irpe5-IuneodS-v Ba&P n McsuER
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Ladies large sized French Dress Trunass
NAl=AA4 do No. I Sole Leather Covered DO
-t~7tFt = Aa DO Meiallion and Iron Framed do
N1,4.A-A@AS do Extra sizes Fiat Top Tray DO
d. Travelling Satchels.
CENTS No. I Sole Leather Trunks
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather VsIizes;
Carpet Bags In great variety, just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
may2l. g C0lIeEs street.
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Cabin Passage from Charleston I,
New York,

Cabin Passage from Charleston TO
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE Of New York and Charts.
ton steam Ships, through in 45 50 hoursm weekly.
Toe Steam ship Columbia, 1900 tons NJ Berry Com
mandsr.
NgsAUiUs, 1900 tons, W. j. Foster, Comnandsr.
Marion 1850 tons, ". J. Poster, Commander
Jas Adger, 1900 tons, S. c. Turner, Commander.
S0u&beFG0T, LOO tons, l. NJ Marry Commander.
4a-E~p. LEAVES Adger's Wtarves svery WEDNESDAY
vZS and saturday after the arrival the care from
80 stzAs the South and West, sat high water"
A--Aaa- These Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for safety, comfort speed are uurived On t
Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury; attentive and courou.
Commanders viii insure travellers by line eVsrT possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, SS5
SJ5arage passage,
Fer freight passage, having eegsut stats Room seos,oda
Hons, apply to HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
0I-u 8 q.