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mm wm 1 NAStiVTiLLE: TUESDAY JHOKNING, SEPT. 27, 1853. rrr' tj "jr i i.i 1 CITV ELECTION. Mr. L.

A. Laxieu was elected Alderman the first warcL, instfid oTMr. as erropeously stated in our last. The vote was, lor Coltakt, 19S; forLAsiEE, 151; forSATTs, 100: forl7oBn.y85. THE CAMPBELLS.

The old original -Minslrols Konms' troupcwill.copinicnpe in this city next Monday, as we learnTrorn a dispatch' from lhcir clover and agenfir, 7TpXRy The troupe lias been reinlbrced by'' valuable additions since it wais last herp; and it willon.thioccaifon, be as it always has been heretofore, cordially livel-comed by'the music and mirth lovinfr portion of our THE NASHVILLE COURSE. The fall racing on the Nashville course commenced yesterday witli a sweepstake, mile heats for yliich there were four entries, two of which paid forfeit. The race was won in three well confuted heats by Gen. Hahding's entry. Summary: First Dat, Monday, Sept.

for "untried $100 entrance; $50 forfeit-Gen? W. G. Harding's ch. f. by Ambassador, dam by 2 1 1 ch.

Wellington, by Wagner, daiilby Stockholder, 2 2 Time 1:39. KNTRIH3 FOR I Tuesday, Sept 27. Sweepstake for 3 year-olds, $200 entrance, $50 forfeit, two mile 'I Joseph Averaon's b. Frank Fierce, by Sovereign, dam bjr Leviathan. i-'i-S.

H. Bugg's cb. f. Lady Green, by Belslianaidam by Sir Richard. G.

IS. William cb. f. by Wagner, thuii by Priam. i COMMUNICATED.

TnEATr.E. "We were pleased to see at this establishment last night Such a full and fashionable hfause fbr the purpose of vritucs3ing the phy of Evddne, and greeting the re-appearance of Miss Eliza Logan-, At a late hour it is impossible to dwell upon the merits of the piece or its trepreseotation. "We -wish rather to speak of Miss Looan as an actress. Few, if any, have surpassed this young lady the study of correct reading, -as will bo easily.ob-fcrveiJ by the proper emphasis and masterly manner with which she avails herself the uses of the text As an American actress, she stands deservedly high. She hasaeached that eminence; by dint of her own industry, through the severest drill, and that under the immediate eye of a western and American audience.

This fact should admonish the would-be wise of our land, that locality has little to do with intrinsic worth and talent; tliat talent, wherever found, and rightly nurtured, is same in all sections of the world. Miss L. has been, and wc trust will continue to be a general favorite amongst us. Of late, Trbni the tone of our eastern exchanges, we perceive she also occupies there a high standingin the profession. Her recent success is doubtless attribuLible not only to her growing popularity, but to a disposition, upon the part of our eastern play-goers, to sustain native talent, together with the laudable enterprise recently taken upon herself, since ths death of her father, in supporting a widowed mother with a large family.

Such a spirit is truly commendable; and we trust the lovers of the drama will not be unmindful that whilst they are ministering to their own amusement, they arc at the same time contributing towards the support of the widowand orphans. Should either of the above mentioned causes actuate them, they will also bear in mind that heretofore her father has contributed largely, througli Ids and energy, in securing for her. through his of friends, an extended patronage. Now that she is bereft of his aid, and is attended only by her mother who can only serve her as a protector, it wilt' ba'the hf6re requisite that her lends and admirers, to ensure Miocpss and render her present engagement profitable, should singly and jointly use their exertions in endeavoring to see that she is patronised, it. New Orleass Hixief Fim The gross proceeds of M.

concert at Castle Garden for the benefit of the Howard Association of New Orleans, were fifteen hundred and four dollars. Out of this sum, $500 83 were chargeable upon M. JqixiKX for expenses of the occasion; all or which was presented 13' him to the Committee of the Association, for the benefit of the sufferers in New OrWns Mr. I'habodv, of London, has contributed $250, and Mr. Geni.v, the New York Hatter, the profits of one daj-'s sales, $30fi 50.

The total amount of doua-, tions from all parts of the United States for the relief of the New Orleans sufferers is said to be for the Mobile sufferers, $21,032. Yellow Fetei: in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Sun. in recording the fact that the Hoard of Health leporU two fatal cases of yellow feverin that city, last week, remarks that the disease exists still in the neighborhood of South and Swanson streets, to which locality it was brought by the barque Mandarin; but it is of a mild type, and, in most instances, yields to medical treatment Many houses in the vicinity have been deserted, avd several factories closed. The disease, however, it is said, is confined almost exclusively to badly ventilated localities, to purify which the Hoard of Health is doing everything in its power, but it is supposed it will require a few heavy frosts to kill it off effectually.

New Ouleans Raos. It is stated that Air Stiles, of Springfield, New Jersey, a paper manufacturer, recently received from New Orleans a quantity of rags, from which he caught a lever supposed to be the yellow fever, and died in two days. 5" Keep it before the people that advertising Has enlaiged many a small business; lias reviled many dull business; llassaied many a loit business; las presened many a large business. At Paris, the identical guillotine of the Reign of Terror certified to be such by a government officer with the horrible sliding-knife and basket, was sold at auction for fifly francs, and directly after was committed to a bonfire by an immense crowd of people. ET learn from the Washington Star that the siiretjes of Collier, the late Collector of San Francisco, have paid over an aggregate of about $118,000 on account of the balauce due the Unjtcd Stales from that gentleman.

Value or Lash in London. A piece of land -100 feet square, on the northwest corner of Florish Lane, belonging to St. Thomas Hospital, has been let on a lease for eighty years, at a rent of 1,100 per-annum. This letting, if calculated at its free hold value, at the present late of consols, would represeut the extraordinary sum of .520,000 the acre. On the 17th of September, 1743, the first dramatic performance took place in thecityof New York by a company of comedian1? Horn London.

The theatre stood on the site of the present Pesf-ofiice. On the 5th of the same month, the first play in America, 'The Merchant or Venice," was informed in Williamsburg, Va. Ticiit Laclvo. The New York Mirror believes that more suffering and death are caused by this insane fashion of tight lacing, than by any other species of intemperance. A woman who destroys her form and health by cutting herself into the figure of a wasp, has no business to marry and become a breeder of deformities.

There should be some Spartan law condemning such simpleton spingtcrs to wither out their brief existence on the stem of unblessed-singleness. For such diseased anatomies to essay the maternal functions is a downright sin. 1 TELEGRAPHED FOR THH'TJNION AND AMEUICAN. 'Jackson, Sept 2GUi. The yellowfijyer continues very bad, about one hundred cases in the city.

All have led thecitv that can, and closed their stores. The fever Jias greatly subsided in all the river towns, except Grand Gulf and Yazoo City. Port Gibson is almost deserted and the telegraph office at Yazoo City temporarily closed. Ciscinkati, Sept 24th, P.M. Market closed more firmly, and prime ilour, GOO bbls.

sold at 4.85 buyers plenty at 4.75. Whisky 52 and steady. Sales of 800 bushels live at CO; COO bushels Wheat aj 90; oats more plenty but less firm. Nothing do-in" in provisions; mess pork, Louisville packed, -being offered freely at 14. but no sales heard of.

Spts, turpentine 7f). Groceries quiet but firm; 100 bbls. sugar full prices; molasses 24, speculative demand for lead; 2000 bales pig sold at GaG, now held at G. River remains about at a stand. Weather clear and warm.

The Epidemic. The weekly report, ending yesterday morning, at 7 o'clock, shows a gratifying and decided diminuation in the number of interments. For three weeks the number deaths has been steadily dimiuishinsr. The number of interments for the week ending of yellow fever, 1352: of diseases. 'l7C: total 1528.

The interments for the week Miding on the 4th instant were, of yellow fever, 7G7; of other diseases, 130: total. SOT. For the week ending yesterday morning, the number of interments were, ot yellow lover, avv, other diseases; 131; total; 530. Tim ratio of decrease cannot be otherwise than in the highest degree satisfactory. If ifwill only continue for a week or two longer, we snail be enabled to chronicle the disappearance of the epidemic.

In private practice the number of cases has largely diminished. In the Charity Hospital, in the Infir mary established by the Howard Association, and i oiner pimaninropic uie suuc uiiuguiay i. c. .1 A about Cepafltng-lrom' among us, owing to the absence ot material, upon which to work, and to the fact that the epidemic has about run its course. We, however, firmly believe, that if our absent fellow-citizens should imprudently return, or jf there should be a large influx of strangers or emigrants, that the disease would immediately resume its former fatality.

The virus still lurks in the atmosphere. Let none needlessly brave its wrath. 'Let all, who possibly can, keep away until an official promulgation shall assure them tliat they may return in safety. A1 O. JiuUetin, Sfjit.

18. jg?" Two of the more prominent feminine actors in the recent "Whole World's Convention," in New York, are thus graphically described by one of the papers of that city: The Kev. Miss Brown is one of the best specimens of the human beings who have of late years broken out of the sphere for which they were destined by nature, and who have aspired, not only to the station occupied by the sterner sex, but to the important privilege of wearing not her garments. She has a 'ery pleasing expressing of lace, and a remirkable sweet and musical voice. Her style of speaking is occasionally forcible, with figures, and very seldom wearies the listener.

Unlike the generality ol temperauce speakers, 01 twtn sexes, she scarcely ever indulges in anecdotes to illustrate liar arguments, but instead thereof she embellishes her speeches with quotations from Scripture very natural for a divine. Our reverend orator dresses very neatly, but unfortunately there is nothiug in her style tliat marks the profession to which sho belongs. In that time coming" (we wish they would fix the day,) it is to bo hoped some plan will be devised by which the female members of the ministry may be distinguished from the laity. In speaking she gesticulates very little, never hesitates for a word, flows on without hindrance except, of course, when interrupted by the applause of her audience. This, reader, is the portrait of the Rev.

Antoinette K. Prown. How like you the picture? Miss Stone was dressed on this occasion as slie always is, in the plainest and neatest style. She wore a striped silk dress, the skirts of which reached a little below the knees, leaving the distinctive bloomer pants visible. For the gratification of curious In such matters we may state here that Miss Stone docs not wear them gathered at the ankle after the Turkish fashion.

She never wears any jewelry, her head is never set off with any of head-dress, her hair falling straight upon her shoulders, except a small lock on each side, which is turring up under each ear. She has a clear, sweet voice, which, in the expression jf tender emotions, almost steals the' tears from the eyes of her hearers. Wherever Lucy goes she is sure or.i large audience and she is always the lion, or perhaps we should say lioness of tho occasion. Yet it must not be supposed that she is one of your furious, ranting orators. Not at all.

On the contrary, she is exceedingly mild in her manner, never gelsinto a pas-son, but speaks in a firm, tcrmined toue, and everything that she says is characterized by such an air of sincerity that, while you differ with lier in opinion, you must give her credit for that quality at least. Slit- is an abolitionist, a temperance advocate, a woman's Tights supporter, and we believe the is in favor of many of the isms of the day. Miss Lucy is evidently one of those women who imagines sin; has a mission to fulfil, aud who really believes is now working in the path which her Creator had marked out for her. Well, lot her think so every one haj a right to their own opinion. II.

O. FARISELIS CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT TRIUMPHANT OVER DISEASE. WHEREVER T11AT GREAT MEDICINE called U. G. FAItRELIS CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT, has been introduced, it has ierfiniied the nut extraordinary cures in the annals of medical history everybody who uses it once becomes its wannest friend they not only keep it always on hand for the benefit of its timely use in cosc-of emergency, but recommend it to all tbeir friends.

It has been before Die public for ne-irly ten years, and et is daily developing new virtues; many diseases ha been cured by it fur winch the nronrietor had never recommended it: its magical virtues t-preads through the land with the speed of lightning, and many, very many poor invalids who sup- i I 1 1... a ikid mi-ilnadtd T.inimnrit msed uieir uaysoii imscariii erc ia urai iu tiusc, lime uecii uj 11KAI.K1), and now rejoice in the blessings of health, and the enjoyment of the beautiful world. Read this to believe, aud not to doubt. Inquire of your neighbor whom you know to have used it, and they will tell you that iio medicine ever discovered possesses the half of its extraordinary healing powers. The racking pains of rheumatism aud neuralgia vield in a few minutes to its powet fully anodyne prop-erne." "The lame are made to walk." Old sores, which have rendered the subject a loathsome thing to behold, are healed.

The weak aud trembling, from deranged state of the nerves, bv tho use of DiU Liniment, rejoice iu the recovery of their former health and strength. Many long standing allectious of the liver, lungs and kidney have yielded to its use alter the various remedies had failed. It is very cilicacious iu curing the diseases of horses aud cattle, such as seenv, sprains, bruises, swellings, cramps, lameness, dry slioulder, splint, and if used iu the beginning, never fails to stop the further progress of listula, poll-evil, ringbone aud spavin. Look out for Omnterfeittl The public are cautioued against another counterfeit, which has lately madeits appearance, called W. B.

Farrell's Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of all the counterfeits, because his having the name of Farrell, many will buy It in good faitli, without the kuovledge that a counterfeit exists, aud they will perhaps only discover their error wheu the spurious mixture has wrought it evil effects. The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whol sale druggist, No. 17 Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies must be addressed.

Be sure you get it with the letters II. G. before Farrell's, thus H. G. FARRELL'S and his signature on the wrapper, all others are counterfeits.

Sold by CARTWR1GHT ARMSTRONG, and by regular agents throughout the United States. lf Trice 25 and 50 cents, and $1 per bottle. AGENTS WANTEDia srery town, village and hamletln he United Slates, in which one is not already established. Addiessil. G.

Farrell as above, accompanied with good re-fcrcMia as to character, responsibility, Ac selitl tliw FOR snEKIFF. jgyWe are authorized to announce L. W. FnsSEL. as a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Davidson countv, at the next March election.

3fwe arc authorized to announce Jonx K. Eduoxdon, a candidate for the Sheriffalty of Davidson county. We arc authorized to announce Enoch Cuxjoxghaji, as'a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election. ate authorized to announce William Luton-, as acandidatefor Sheriff of Davidsou county, at the ensuing election. aie authorized to announce E.

B. BiGLErasa candidate tor sherill, attheensuingelectioii. OI.KnK Ol- THE COl'NTV COUltT. J5f We are authorized to announce Josiaii Fkrkis as a candidate for (mty Com I Clerk at the ensuing election. rif" We lire uuilmrized to announce Felix R.

Cheatham a cimlhhilc fur iv-electiun for County Court Clerkat theeu-suuig election. at aulhoi ized to announce IsvacM. Jones acan-didate fur County Cotut Cleik, at the next March election, ron cor.vrv tkustke. We are autlmrized to announce John Rains for re-election as County Trustee at the ensuing election. We are authorized to announce Thomas Sumner as a candidate forTrutecof Davidson County.

i-ar Weure authorized to announce Geokok Clark as a candidate fur Trustee of Davidson, at the March election. E-e?" We are authorized to announce the name of W. K. lh Mtit (Collector) as a candidate lor Trustee for Davidson couutv ut the next March elections. t-5? Favlknkr is a candidate for Register of the 1 Office lor Middle Teunessec at the ensuing sessoin of the Dlt.

T.T,. llltYAS respectfully offers his services to the citizens of Nashville in the practice of Medicine, and especially in the treatment of Chronic Diseases. Of Cce on the corner of Union and Summer streets, june 17, 1853, TURF. yjr; JOCKEY CLUB ItACES. NASHVILLE COURSE- THE Fall Meeting orer the Nashville Course will com-menceon MONDAY the 26th of and continue through the week.

Firtt Day, ASonday Sweepstakes foruntriedSy 6lds; $100 entrance, J50 forfeit mile heats. Jo Averson enters Daily Peyton's ch by Wagner, dam by Leviathan. Harding enters ch by Ambassador oat ofXate King by Priam. Wiley Tavlor enters ch Wellirgfon, by Wagoner, dam by Stockholder. A lso, Raging Tad, by Sovereign, dam by Leviathan.

Second Ikty, Tutfday 27 Sweepstakes for 8 year olds, entrance, $50 forfeit two mile heals. Williams enters ch by Wagoer, out of' Eudora by Priam. Jo Averson enters ch Frank Tierce, by Sovereign dam by Leviathan. Bugg enters chf, Lady Green, by BcLsIiazzar, damby Sir Richard. Third Day, M'eJnfsday 23 J100 entrance, $50 forfeit, mile out.

WW Woodfolk enters by Sovereign, dam by Stockholder. Harding enters ch Shamrock ont of Gammx Fowler enters little Arthur, by lencoe out of Blue Bonnet, by Imported Bedford Jo Averson enters be, by Sovereign, out of Clara' How ard. Also, by Sovereign; dam by Leviatlian. FourtltVay, Thursday 29 Jockey Club Purse, $100 mile heats. Fifth Day, Friday 30 Jockey Club Purse, $200 two mile heats.

Sixth Day, S.iturday October 1 Proprietor's Purse, $150 mile beau best three in five. ALDERSON, auglO Proprietor. WALNUT JOCKEY CLU1I KACES. ASSOCIATION THE FALL MEETING over this Course will commence on Monday, the Sd day of October, 1553, and continue throughout the'weelc, viz First PatMoxdat Sweepstake for Two vear olds. Uiue aasn or a mue.

iuu emr, loneiu wu.i Gen. W. W. Woodfolkent b.c by Sovereign, out or the dam of Compromise, by Stockholder. Gen.

W. u. Harding ent. ch. by Shamrock, dam Gamma by Pacific.

Jo." Averson enters b. g. by Sovereign, dam Clara Howard by imp Barefoot Also ent br by Sovereign, dam Jane Mitchell by imp Leviathan. Second Dat Tcesdat Sweepstakes for three year olda, mile heats, $150 entrance, (50 torfeit Closed with three entries. Jo Averson enters Balie Peyton's ch, f.

by Wagner, dan Cbra bv Eclipse. Gen Harding enters b. by Epsilon, dam Beta, by Imp. Leviathan. Also, ch.

f. by Ambassador, dam Kate. King, by Imp. Priam. Third Dat Wednesday.

Association Purse $250 two mite heats. Fouktii Day Thcesdat. Association Purse 8150 mile heats. Dat Foidat. Sweepstake for three year olds, two mile heals, $2iK) entrance, $50 forfeit.

Closed with five eutcries. Gen Harding enters b. by Epsilon, dam Nanny ICillum. Imp. li Williams enters ch.

f. by Wagner, dam Eudora, by Priam. Jo Averson enters b. Frank Pierce, by Sovereign, dam by Imp. Leviathan.

Buir? enters ch. Lad Greene, bv Belshazzar. dam bv Sir Richard. Wilev Tavlor enters ch. Wellington, bv Warner, dam by Stockholder.

sixth uat satbbdat. Association i'lirsc sou four mile heats. aug 3. E.R. GLASCOCK, Secretary.

SECOND LARGE SALE or FALL GOODS AT AUCTION, BV DUNCAN, MORGAN On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Odcltr th, 12th and IZlh, 1S55. TO CLOSE OUT CONSIGNMENTS. TTTE w'll sell at auction, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, October 11th, 12th and ISth, without reserve, the largest and best u.soited Mock ever offered in Nashville, of and Domestic, Staple and raucy 11 UUUUii, Comprising the greatest variety. Ladies Dress Goods, Woolens. Stuffs.

omen and Gentlemen's Wear, sunerior black and colored Twilled French Cloths, and Cas- simeres, new style Fancy Cassiineres, Mottled Cassiuieres, black, blue, cadet and mixed Satinets, Fancv Flaid do. of" entirely new patterns, Marino Janes, black, blue, grey and gold-mixed do, bright colored Plaid Jeans, black and fancy Silk and Satin Cashmere and Velcenues da, i. i- i t-i i.i i i rreutii i csi oiuipe, ujulk oim laiviui superior ijuailiy, black and colored Tabby Velvets, high colored Casumeres, Cashmeres de Coss, Muslin de Lanes, Scotch Plaids, Cm-toil Cloths. Solid calorcd Muslin de liine. all wool French and English merinos, Silk warp Alpacca, rich lustre.

Bro cade Alpaccas, lancv coioreu Alpacca, ik ngured l.tnia Cloth, extra C1 Cashmeres, plossv. black lusterinrr Silk of all widths, fancy colored Silks, Dress Silks of new style and great variety, rich Paris fig'd Blk Silks, Plaid Silks.Wa- tered Poplins, Lyons blk Silk civet, fancy Paris Silk Vesting. Barathado. Bonnet Ribbons of creatvarictv.newstvles and superior quality, black aud colored Mantua Ribbons, Cap and Black Velvet do, brown, green and blue Berage, Silk Gloves of all qualities, Cloifi Gloves fleeced lined. Men's and Women's Cashmere Gloves, Twisted Silk Mitt, Lace Alius, and li loves ol all tneuinerent prices and qualities.

Black and colored Casimere. Alpacca, Itwns. Wool aud Merino Hose and half Hose, black, red, blue, yellow and fancy colored Printi of every variety; four quarter double rmrple and English Prints; Furniture Prints, Tur key Red Cashmere do, new style English bleached Muslim and Drillings of all qualities aud widths; brown Muslins and Drillings of all widths; blue, drab, red, green and marble Blankets; large stock of Bed Blankets, Crib Blankets, steamboat berth do, heavy grey, brown and white Mackinaw Blankets, Diillil Union twilled do, J'laid Alpaca (travelling) Blanked. Negro Blanket-V l'laid horse white, yellow, scarlet aud green Flannels, Bed Tickings, C-4, 7-3 and 4-4 wide Furniture and Apron Checks, flickojy Shirtings, Mariners stripes, and counterpaiu Checks, Fancy Nett Caps, woolen Hoods, woolen Coinforis, aud the greatest variety of Trimmings and Lace work, white goods of all qualities, Swiss, Nainsook, Book aud Mull Muslins, Jaconett Cambric, Cross, barred Muslins, white and colored Cambrics, Needles-Pins, Silk, Linen aud Cotton Thread, Buttons for Overcoats, dress coats, pints aud vests. Braids, Tapes; Ac.

Jls. Also 500 cases Beaver, Silk, Moleskin and Angola Hats, Kossuth and Mexican soft Hats, black, white and colored; black and colored wool Hals, large stock of Caps of every variety, Umbrellas, of all the ditlerent sizes aud qualities; new (an 8ivle isounets, trimmed; Travellimr IJJirs, Carpet Satchels, Hardware. Cutlery. Barer, Ac. Ac.

The stock is tho largest ever offered in this market, and ill I be sold freely. Several large consignments which we hai instructions to close. The latest styles of French aud other continental 'compose a large liortion of this stock, liich will be sold without reserve. Terms liberal. DUNCAN, MORGAN CO.

FUTURE SALES, 1853. Nov. loth.lCth, and 17th; December ISth, 14th, and 15th. Fept22 LARGE SALE OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, BY JOSEPH F. DUXTOX.

ON TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY Septembers? and 25tli, 1S5U. He will call the attention ot our city and country trade to this Sale which will compriso one of the best assorted Stock of Goods ever offered in this market. As the selection is entirely new, buyers will Cud at this sale a larger variety than has ever been offered at any one sale. In part as follows Black, Brown and Blue Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Black, Blueand Fancy Sattinetts, Tweeds, Jeans and Kerseys, Pilot Cloths, Blue, Brown, Red and White Blankets, Plain and Fancv Silks, Satin d'Chene, Plain arid Fancy Satin do, Silk Velvets, Fine all Wool French Merinos, English Coburg Cloths, Plain and Figured Alpaccas, Red, Green and Yellow Flannel, all WoolCloak Lining, Canton Flannels, Muslm d'Lane, Cotton Velvets, Lincies, Ginghams, Jackonelts, Swiss, Cross Bar Muslins, Cambrics, Bishop Lawns, Victoria Dotted Swiss, Apron and Red Checks, Hickory Shirting, English and American Prints, Curtain and Oil Prints, Bleach and Brown Drills, Black and Brown Domestic, Tickings, Canvassand Vest Paddings, Merino and Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers, Silk, Lainbswool, Merino and Cotton Hose, Silk; Linen and Cotton Lace, do Edging, Cunton Crape, Merino and Lamma Shawls, Silk Linnen and Cotton Threads, Suspenders, Buttons, Tapes, Pocket and Table Cntlerv, Pins, Needles, Guns and Pistols, Silk, Fur and Wool Hats, Caps, Fiddles, Looking Glasses, Boots. Shoes, etc J.

F. DUNTON. TERMS OF SALE. All sums under $200, Cash; all over 200, on a credit of four months. FUTURE SALES.

September 23, and 2'Jth I Nov. and 1025 and 21 OcL 5 and 6 19 and 20 Dec 7 and 8 21 i aud 22 Sale every Thursday evening through the year. sepL23. J. F.

D. C. FOX, Auctioneer. serit23 td. CASH SALE of GROCERIES by DAVIS SWANN.

vN TUESDAY. 27th September, 1S53, we will sell in front of our Store, for cash 100 lihds Sugar, some 100 barrels Flour; strictly prune; 100 bags Rio Coffee; 25 do Old Java Coffee; 50 do Luguyra do; 24 bbls Crushed Sugar; 75 do Loaf do; 135 boxes Star Candles; GO do 1 aim boap; 80 do Pearl Starch; 90 bbls Cincin Whisky; St! do Rob'sn county do; 8 do American Brandvj 1 I 34 do prime i uoies i ooacco; 100 dozen Painted Buckets; 10,000 Spanish Cigars; 22 nests Dark Col'd Tubs; 22 boxes Melee do; SO cods MannillaKope; 20 bbls Copperas- casks Port Wine; 3 casks SM Wine; 100 bundles Wrap Paper; 5 barrels Mason's Blacking 5 casks London Porter; 15 bbls Butter Crackers; 15 baskets Champagne Together with Pepper; Spice; Sulphur; Alum- Ginger, and various other articles, usually kept in our line. HiS septx No 73, Public Square. I "SOU SALE. Four valuable Farms, on the Caney Fork River, 75 miles from Nashville, 20 hours travel by stage well timbered, good stock farms, and the river navigable for steamboats 7 or 8 months in the year.

Those wishing to cngajre in the Lumber trade, or in raising stock, would do well to give me a call. A. I. DA IS. Sept 21 tf At the U.

S. Mail Packet Office. T70U tine UUitota. Apply at No aug24 1 22X, Cherry Street, WHOLESAtE TRADE. FAIiI ANI WJNTEK IHPOKTATIOt FOB X853.

UTORGAN No. 7, Public now open- JLVL ing their complete Slock of STAPLE and FANCY I Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps, to which they in-vile the attention of visiting Nashville, convinced that careful examination will belound to their advantage. Our early purchases in the months of April and May. in the heavy staples orCotton and Woolen Goods, will'enabl us to offer them to the trade at reduced prices from the present Eastern Cost Our Stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Cloth, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Boots, Shoes and Hats, will be found much' larger We are the Agents for the celebrated goods manufactured T.WHAn7)V nnil SPARTA Mill-L htrli harff mriw such universal satisfaction.

We will purchase for Cash at the highest market prices, Wool, Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswar, Jeas, Linsev and Socki MORGAN ang20 No. 47. Public Square. H. B.

DOUG-LAS Importers and Wholesale Dealers, No. 51, Public Square, Nashville, -rmtr ovtilliii nnil nfrUi- Ti mln (vimtilfltp and dpsfraliTa stock of Foreign, ani Domestic Dry Goods, Jlatt, VmlreUas, DooU, DrogaMt, Shoe, Slipper, Oirixl Jiaas. Wrilinjand WravviBt Paitr, Sic, ke. i In magnitude and variety Ibis stock greatly exceeds any ever offered in this part of the country. The style and designs of our Fancy Goods are unusually beautiful and attractive.

The purchases have been made at the lowest points for each article, and with every facility which expe rience ana large casn means could seem c. inesnipmcms werofortunate in meeting free navigation in the Ohio and umuucnanu rivers; so mat tne cost Ol iransponaiion is an exceedindv small item. We are, therefore, able and determined to do belter for our customers and tUosewhomay feel disposed to patronize us, than they can do elsen here. We want Feathers', Ginsing, Heeswax, Wool, Linsev and t' i i i i uiu ootids, at. uiguesi mantel value.

aug 14 BTwSm U. A. B. CO. JOSEPH I' DUNTON, WHOLELALE DEALER IN DRY G00D3.

51, J'ublic Square, Jt'ashvi lie, i7. Fall and IViutcr Importations. HAS now open, Tor the inspection of the public, his fidl and complete stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. This carefully selected and well assorted stock consists of ni-it i Vyioius, viissuueres, oawueu, onus, rrencli, rJiglisu and American Dress Goods, Plain and FancrPriuts, lists. Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Carpet Bajs, and stuff goods of all JhlllUS.

Owing to the favorable purchases he has vrtde with the Easterh markets, he can offer the greatest variety and best selection at the very lowest prices that can be found anvwhere. 1 invite purchasers to give men call before making their fui tuajti ciscn uci (jiuKMimiwg ms sun iuem in every respect. Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, Wool, Linseys, Yarn and Country Produce bought at the highest market vrJue. augai J. F.

DUNTON. 1853. DUNCAN, MORGAN Jc Xo. 70 and 71, PuUic Square, XmhtiUt, TtwuttKi, HAVE now in store and offer for sale an extensive assortment of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, In part as follows, to wit- Prints. All the newStvIesin great variety of patterns, also.a large assortment of Bfues, Grceus, Black and White.

Linseys. In rich bright colors, Plaids, Reds, Blues, Ac. Ac. In Black, Blue, Stripes, Plaids, colors and mixtures. Cassimeres, Fancy aud Black, variety of patterns.

Cloths. Black, Blue. Brown. Drab, Ac Flannels. -In all widths, qualities, and colors.

IJlankets In all sizes, qualities, and colors, a very large and varied assortment, of every description. Shawls An extensive and beautiful assortment, solid colors, Plaids. Embroideries, Ac Dress Goods. Plain, Black an! Figured Alpacas, D' Laines, Cashmeres, Gala Plaids In neat styles and rich colors. Black, Drab aud figured Worsted Surges.

VESTINGS A vnriety of Styles. SILICIAS, BAR MUSLINS, INDIA BOOKS, LINEN'S, GINGHAMS, BERAGES, JACONETS, SWISS MUSLINS, NAINSOOKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, CAMBRICS, FADDIWGS. A large assortment of Browa Shirtings, Bleached, Long Cloths, Oinaburgz, Hats, Caps, Which we are enabled to offer upon the most liberal terms, by the package or piece. We invite the attention of the trade and merchants generally to examine our Stock. DUNCAN, MORGAN A CO, aug37 tf.

Nos.70 and 71, Public Square. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 48, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee, HAVE now in Store their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FALL, AND WINTER. GOODS, purchased early iu the season, at a much less price than similar uixhis can now oe uougui, aim wmcn uiey ore determined to gM for CASir, or to prompt aud rtpontible dealers at prices that will favorably compare with purcliaaes made in auv other market In this Stock will be found a great variety of Clotus, Blankets, Black Silks, Cassimebs, Flaxnels, Fkj'd Duess Silks, Vestixos, Linsets, Mohaius. Satinetts, CloIklncs, Alpaccas; Tweeds, Shawls, Mekinoes. Jeans, Ribbons, Batadere Robes, Keserts, Icrs, Delaines, Prints, White Goons, Hosiert, Gingham, IrisuLtnen, Gloves, TRIMMINGS, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and a COMPLETE STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.

To their present heavy stock they will during the season, make such additions of the NEWEST IMPOItTATIONS. as will give their stock a surEBiORrrr over any ever offered in this market. They are sole Ascnts for the sale of the superior Tennessee Sheetings, Osiiaburgs, made by the Farvwrf and Jiiehttiud Comjunio, which aro cheaper than any oflhe Eastern goods. They are anxious to buy all kinds of BARTER at the highest prices. Nashville, August 23, 1853.

2mtwAw NEW GOODS. II 0 S0 CO NO. 21, l'ublic Square. IVastivlIlr, HAVE just received a large lot of NEW GOODS, from the Eastern Markets, consisting in part of the following articles: Dress Silks. A large assortment of Fine Plaid Dress Silks; VUin ALSO, large Mantle DIousc De Lainc.

Plaid and Plain.of all shades and qualities. A fine lot of Plaid Cashmeres; alo, Plaid Goods for children's wear. Ribbons. We have now the best assortment of Ribbons ever offered our customers: Plain Ribbons, all shades and qualities. Brocade Plaid it Morie Antique Kid Gloves.

A fresh supply of Kid Gloves, white and colored. IMack Silks. Plain, Spotted and Rept, a tine assortment of each; also a new supply of Black Satin National. aug-21 tf THOMPSON A CO. Cases Boots, Shoes? R.

S. HOLLINS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, No. 21 and 36, Comer of College and Union streets, XASnVILLE, HAVE received for the FALL AND WIXTER TRADE 1200 CASES MOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TJiCXES, Ac. Being the LARGEST STOCK of Goods they liave ever offered in this market, and which for quclUy, price and variety will equal any Stock in the City. merchants and all others' making their purchases in Nashville, will find it to their INTEREST to give our Stock an examination before buying.

IU S. nOLLINS A- CO. Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax and Wool, received in exchange for Goods at the Highest market price ugl7 tf it a FALL AND WINTER GOODS. WARD BERHINGHAII, HER II A XT A IL Ji Xd.7, Cedar Street, WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public tliat thevhave received a large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of CLOTHS, DOE SKINS, OVERCOATINGS, VESTINGS, and FANCY CASSIMERES, all of the latest and most choice styles. Also, a large and beautiful assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, to which they would invite their attention, feeling confident that they can give entire satisfaction.

ept8 lm WRAPPING PAPtR 100 bundles Crown, Medium and Double Crown Wrapping Paper, for sale by augC Yl It. UUKUUa A CO. Forsale by -500 boxes Fancy Pint Flasks; 200 14 do, 100 Quart do, W. II. GORDON CO.

LIQUORS. -t EIOIITI1 pipes extra Champaigne Brandy; LO 10 Marrett A Co's do; 10 A.Signell's do; 5 quarter casks Malaga Wine; 5 eighth pipes Muscat do; 2 kegsStoughton's Bitters; 2 Essence Peppermint; 5 bbls Old Ryo Whisky, 50 Star do; For sale by aug27 W. H. GORDON CO. WRAPPING PAPER.

too bundles East Tennessee medium Wrapping Paper, Received per Railroad this day, and for sale br aug27 W. H. GORDON 4 Cry jYLTSCEIJDA meo us SCIRKWAW ELLIS, "IMPOIITEUS OFlfAnmVAKEAKD CUTXIiKY. nashvtlle; TTTAVK received their Fall Slock, which is large and JJ well assorted. To those who wish tonurcnuse for cash, or to proriipt and resrkmsible men ou tin thers will sell at prices that will favorably compare' "wfjh an-' other market.

Amongst the varioiH articles comprLsimj their Stock'tliev have- PUMP CHAINS, POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY pVt ST7vr 1 AXES AND CHAINS, CARPENTERS' TOOIS; iiirij-. UAitiSKLiV, GUNLOr-KS, liliAUlvSJiuu do: MILL AND ttCUTSAWS. i T.vn 'A Jj.qpaoti'vbrdoubic and siugle barrel Shot Guns, and Bidet, at uriiisiiallv low Drices. icyaax. ana iiiuseor laten at ttia highest -il lm 'A'ir ARlllVABS; A.I.

C. W. ROBEIITSON, DEALERS IJJ-' BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND TRUNKS, XO. 45, COLLEGE STREET, XASffl'LKt, 8 TTTE would call the attention of Merchants to our H'kiAe-. ite fiejurimzat in the lecohd'storr where thev will Bnd a verv large and complete stock of SHOES AND HATS, which we have direct Trim the hands of East- an.

lr ...7 dozen, for Cash, bron accommodating terms to time dealers fcgf In the JCettiu l)epirlmtnt we liave a tasuionablc and complete assortment of Ladies and Cenilemen, Masses, Boys, Children and Servants, (the variety is too large to siiecify'in an advertisement.) We solicit tile attention of purchasers, feeling confident that all will be suited in qualitv and prices. A. B. A C. W.

ROBERTSON. Iron Frame Sole Leather Travelling Trunks, of best quality a constant supply. A. B. A C- W.

R. Nashville, August 80, 1853. LATE ARRIVALS AT 41 new aud superior stock ofBoots, Shoes, Hats, 11 Caps, Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, Carpet Bags, Val- poises, Ac, Ac, by E. B. GARRETT No, 1(5, tire doors from XicltoTt On--' ner.

J'uflie Suare Tho stock consists in part of superior tewed and pegged, pump-soleand waterproof calfBoots; Men's Union, broad strop, patent leather, glove top, kid, cloth, and calf Congress Gaiters; Oxford and Jersey Ties; sewed and pegged morocco aud calf walking Pumps, Parlor Slippers, Ac, Ac. A superior assortment (Philadelphia manufacture) ot French Moroccco, Madrass and Curacoa kid Bootees, Buskins and Slippers; Listing Gaiters, with and without heels, for Ladies, Misses and Children; also a superior lot of heavy Boots, Shoes and Brogans for plantation use. The attention of the public is respectfully invited. Merchants and others visiting the city will find it to their interest to call and examine my stock. Mv motto will be quick sales and short profits.

E. It GARRETT. N.B. Especial attention is invited to my stock of iron framed traveling Trunks, and to my assortment of moleskin, silk and wool Hats. scptl lm E.

B. (J. CARPETING MATTINGS, RUGS. DUNCAN, CO. HAVE now in store, a large stock of Three-ply sup.

Ingrain and Wool figured Oarpetings, Cotton Druggctte, Adclade Mats, Tuftie Rugs, fancy and white checked Mat ting of all kinds, and will be receiving regularly Ironi the manufactures all new styles, which- they will sell.byfllic piece only at very low price. DUNCAN, MORGAN A CO. do Nos.70.and71,PublicSqnare. Teiiaiessee Powder." POWDER Tennessee Rifle, in quarter, half and whole Tennessee Blasting, iu kegs nndlcuTels. A full supply of the above description of Powder, warranted equal to any in the market always on hand and for sai py jury yulUAJl, IVAlbO.

UO. SA FETY ifUS feet genuine Safety Fuse by the original manufacturers, for sale by CHEATHAM, WATSON Jt CO. at W. H. Gordon A Public Sqnife.

IMPORTANT "ARRIVAL. THE undersigned having just arrived from New Yorkimd Philadelphia, he wishes to inform his friends and' for. mer patrons, thatbehas purchased as lanre and fine assort- ment of Gentlemen's Clothing and Furnishing Goods that nas ever Deen brought to astiviltc 1 bey are now ready for inspection at bis store, the WORLD'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 11, Public Square. I liave taken particular pains to liave made an assortment of Extra Size lor Gentlemen, weighing from COO to 850 and who hare always beea paying high prices to the Merchant Tailors.

ALSO, a splendid assortment of India Rubber Goods, and CULLDRENS' CLOTHING, from the age of 6 vears and upwards. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will take particular notice that I can supply them with Clothing and I umishing Goods either wholesale or retail, as low as any one in the city. ALSO, just received a large lot of line Plush and Cloth Caps, of various sizes, which I can sell tieenty-Jice jr out. lower than any other house in the city. vume one, cvnu au, to 21.

1'UWblts World's Clothing Emporium, augSO 3m No. 11, Public bquare, Nashville. Came one Came all This Rack shall fiy From its firm base as soon as I FALL AND WINTER. STOCK FOR 1S33-I. THE subscriber respectfully announces to the denizens of Nashville and surrounding countrv that be has now on hand, and receiving additions daily, a large stock ot Gents FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOrillXG, for Fall and Winter'wear.

Among which Mar be found: FineBlack and Blue Cloth Cloaks, Spanish do, Opera and Congress Coats, Double do, lilacs, lstue.lirown and Ulive Overcoats, Sack, Paletots, Box, Frock and Dress Coats. Business and oilier styles aud colors too numerous to mention. Pants and Vests of ever stvle and color, to suit the most fastiduous. Likewise, a ceneral assortment of CHILDRENs CLOTHING. Fine Shirts, Under-Slurts, Drawers Suspenders, Cravats, Handkeichiefs, Stocks Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Ac, Ac Countrv Merchants, in particular, are requested to call and examine my stock before purchasingelsewhere sepus it l'U jilts, No 34, Market St, opposite Union Street N.

B. Not to be sold or undersold bv ahr man or com bniation of men. L. P. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

TWENTY to thirty beautiful Building Lots in Brownsville, near the Gallatin Turnpike, 2li to miles from Nashville. A number of said lots Iront ontlie Vaughn 1'ite and 1 oner branches of the Gallatin Pike. Said lots contain from 5 to lft acres each, a portion timbered; soil or unsurpassed fertility, and also linel located for country convenient to the city. I will sell said lots from 10 to 20 pi cent less to persons who will improve them, and on a credit of 1, 2, and years without interest, or exchanged for city property well'laca-ted. Also for sale Four Frame Dwellings, containing 2 rooms each Nos.

12C, 12S, 130 and 132, Cherry street, beyond the Stone Bridge. Said properly is exempt from taxation, and ill be sold low for cash. At ply to R. W. BBOWN, sept21 lm Up stairs, No.CS, Cherry st FALL AND WINTER GOODsTT" JUST received at No.

11, Cedar Street, a large' and well selected stock of Cloths, Cassimers and vutings of the latest stvles. ALSO A large assortment of gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. A new and beautilul style of Stocks. Shirt Collars, Cravats, Suspenders', Gloves of every dis-cription, Under-Shirts and Drawers. Having made arrangement with one of the best Clothing Establishments in New York to supply me, Wm.

T. Jennings, 231, Broadway, I am prcnarrcd to offer to my customers and the public, Clothing of a superior style and quality. Please call and examine for vourselves. septl t. J.

HOUGH, Agent RICH FALL 131 i ORTATIONS. w. a J. g. mcclelland HAVE received and aro now opening a large and attractive stock of Goods, suitable for the present-and approaching season.

Splendid Dress Goods. Rich Plaid Poplins, Plaid Silks, heavy Brocade plain Silks, French Merinos, Mouslin de Lanes, small figurcl and plain De Lanes fur children, bright colors. lllack Goods. Bombazines, Monslin deLancs, Cra de Lanes, Gro de Rinc Rept and Cm de Afric Black Silks. Lace Goods.

Lace and Curtains, Honitou Point Lace and Muslin Collars, Valencicnne Laces and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ac Staple Goods. Bleached and Brown Shirtings, English and American, long Cloths, Plaid Linseys, best brands of Welsh and other Flannels w. a. a j. o.

Mcclelland. P. S- We will open on the 20th a splendid lot of Cloak and Mantles, entirely new styles. septlS if W. A.A.I.

G.McC. NEW GOODS. WE have just received our assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES VESTINGS, of New Styles and Varieties. Also, an assortment of Fine Ready-made Clothing, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. scp20 CLIFTON A ABBOTT, No.

15 Cedar ft. FRENCH LESSONS! MR. ZEVALLAS, teacher of French at the Academy, wUl also take classes of Ladies and Gentlemen' in the citv. He wonld respectfully refer to B. Fogg, JV.

Cooper, M. Vaughn, It. J. Meigs, Sam. P.

Allison, Esq. Any Communication left at Berry's Book Store will lie promptly attended to. septl lms FACTOR FOR SALE THE SHELBYVILLE COTTON FACTORY containing 768 spindles and preparations (part new) with wa ter-wbeels, and 1 complete set of wool cards, is offjred for sale on favorable terms. The Factory hoiie is a good brick, S4 by 44 feet, and 8W" stories high, all necessary out buildings convenient. Enquire of GOSLING, WHITESIDE A sept22 lm Shelbyville, Bedford Co.Tenn.

830 REWARD was committed J3 sidence of Jacob McGavock, following articles taken, and a French rin cut in too; a Ladies Gold Watch and Chatleine, with coral charms altacuea, (the watch was made iu a gold cup and 3alver, inlaid with silver, (the cup has a representation of the Kremlin at Moscow upon it;) B0'1' stick-head, with the name of R. W. McGavock engraved ft Vrpnrh Port Tltnnte tha front pold and the back pearl; a few pieces of Turkish coin, and other small articlesjj The above reward will be given for the apprehension ofa the their or the recovery of the property. sept23 tf HANDLE W.McGA VOCE. nisht-lielnre-Iast at the rr- ----r.

on vaerry sureei, anuine repair -ra. 1 1 f.iiri le. aim wi A large ring, Ih it Packet in me i i m.tinue durulff till luscriufciuu iu 11: larire iianiet uu MEDICAL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Cooper's Minor Ojratinj TvlUlU Cuttliiir. L.acs, Couchinjr; AMPUTATING. Trepaning, Pocket Caies.

LYTHOTOMIC. Trachea tubes Dissecting, V. 8f ecuiums, Dental Instruments asM Ear.TrumDois. Penand Pocket Knives, RkVOLvrxo Pistols, king Canes, Silver and 0. E.

Catheters, MathenmtiwlIa.MrumenJs, Jlydrometers, Synnges all sorts, Glasses, Caustic Cases Ttntcope5. aud Straw. JrtltIA.il MedicalSooons. 'Gurtnl rStIscopej 'syteticUtajUUoggUi, Scarificators, Silver probes and Canulas, Received acd for sale at the lowest priceii, bv T. WELLS, Sign of Man and MOrtar on Market, opposite Sw Union street, 2ashyil'i aug2 It is no more tho moral duty of man to provide the daihr bread for his family while he lives, than it to providi-ag-ainst their being left penniless in the event ofhis death.

Jul in. Jbwiatlcui Lift Int. LIFE INSURANCE THE ADVAX7AGES OF Lit iXsniAXCE, as rtiiicrraj cr inc LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CEp NET ACCUMULATED CASH FUND', Have you lasuranco on your Lifa, for ths Ben-. efit of a Sarviving-r'amHy, 51jlativos. or Friends ARrTTHEY FULLY PROTECTED BY INSURANCB: ON YOUR LIFE, emh that miy ariM from vnerpeettc JMtb, ii tntiitantrf if utter irtf heAey 1 HAACABDOTT, rREDCKS.

WILSON', rUES'T CHARLES GILL, AcruAav. P.l'.PECK,'Agent. Du. H. Vt 1ULL, 1 Dtt.

R. M. POETEB, augul tf. Medical Examiners. PROTjE.CTIO INSURANCE OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Western Fund INCORPORATED 1S25. Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the most favor, able terms against LOSS OR DA MA liY FIRE, OU THE PERILS OP NAVIGATION, by LINDSLEY CROCKETT, Agenbi for Nashvilla and Davidson County, julyl ly. TO EARLY AND CLOSE BUYERS OF READY MADE CLOTHING. LANDE, ELSBAOH Manufacturers and Dealers in READY JIADE CLOTHING. iWING to the: increasing demand of Readv Made Clotli- inr in this market, we have this season laid in, an un usual hcavv slock, a zreat part of which we have nwtiu.

store, aud which we are enabled to dispose of on IJie verr lowest eastern market prices and very saiisfaclory trrsis. We would therefore reiec! fully invite country Metvhaafs, visiting thiscity, and others in the Trade, to uiake an examination of our stock before lmrchasin. sept2 tf LANDK, ELSBACH A CO. LAND ELSHACH HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, Ajl Xorth iihrtetjlrert, Xtth ritie, Tenatitee. WE have introduced thio week tho FALL STYLE OF SILK HATS, which in beauty of linish, quality, are unsurpassed in the city.

ALSO. A complete assortment of DAI'S, mannfactirreil of the best matci-ial, the atlention.of one of the linn, being-cliieHy devoted to this branch. We Hatter ourselvi in boin? able to give satisfaction to-those who may favor ns with Iheir patronage. Country Merchants are respectfully solicited to cxamine-our stock before purchasing. sept2-tf LANDE, ELSBACH A CO.

TITST RECEIVED. A Urge sui.ply of Kossuth, fj' Magyarand Meliopulitan itats'whicli are for sale dow at sep2-tf LANDE. ELSBECK A FlLVNClSCO WHITAIAN'S FALL STYLE OF HATS. WE are prepared to-day to wait on our customers who-liave favored us with their orders, and all others who desire a choice Hat, either" of our own or the Paris or New York Falf Styles, can be accommodated. We have taken great pains in selecting our styles for the Fait, and.

every gentleman who wishes lo be in the fashion will please call and examine our beautiful stvles. FRANCISCO A WHITMAN, scnL3 2. l'ublic Square. "VTEW STYLES OFIIUS1N1XS AND TRAV-XV ELING HATS. We introduce to-day many new siylesor traveling and bmineAlIats, which we-can "lecnib-mend lobe superior to anything in tho market.

At the Hat Store of FRANCISCO A WHITMAN. REAVER AND VELVET DING HATS. IjuIv equestrians are inviteil to call and examine our bet utiful style' of Riding Hats. They are something entirely new, amljiHt the thing toeniee the head ofa ll.v-' FRANCISCO A WHITjilAN -J7vrfR NEW. Art D.

SEASONABLE ARTI-l CLE of thecholcestniulitios-inthellat and Cap lice is to be tbuud in our retail department. FRANCISCO A WHITMAN, septll Nn.2S, Public piare. ENTS SniK-rijatent-LciithcrLiuvciitSUoes; VT Ijistaig Ti? sini; LADIES Glove-Kid SlippersL Super Cmai oa Kid ilu; IJronz'd do; aiul I-ol-; JuAt received Iy Express by ItAM.Vt.'K A CHURCH, septl tn. tVHfgc Street. IhMKl.

a dne assortment or Paikm-. ll dts, lnnim; Rooms, Ac, Fire-cieens WhhIojv Curtains Voesters and trans-pnicnt Window-bliiuls at GLACIS A CORBY'S, No.2 College st nett ilnor to SewauceHpuse, done in N. B.jTraiispereBt. WimToW-Shnde made to onler. septll'1 TALlf A LE ICEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ASlTEfora beautjlul countrv Residence, containing S5 acres'--t' li'ile fiom Nashville, 250 yards from tlie Franklin Turnpike, with a Spring and handsome Timber. ALSO, the f.Jlow-rg Lots iuthoEwingadditiou to South Nashville, viz: I)L on 33tf, fUU and WJ, on Ewing Avenue and corner of Ash street. IjoLs Nos til and ti 011 North sidcof Foggstreet. LouNos. 11 anil 172on WetmorcsL, near Franklin Tnrnpike.

117 and 116 on Fruuklin Turnpike, near the comer of Wctmoro street. The above property will be soldoa terms. Apply.io LINDSLEY i CROCKETT, lm lo. iu. College street.

Nniliville, Louisville. ami Cincinnati Regular Wcclily i'ackeis. TTIIE Splendid new Passenger JOIIN P.TWEED. David Millard. 1 will rpmitflrtriTV in tlii.

trade, teaviliif ville every Tuesilay, at. M. Reiuminfr will leave Cincinnati evenr Weiloesday. at 4 o'elock, P. it.

The above boat-tare A No. 1. and are olticered by experienced business men, who will Us thankful tocorjew merchandise, aud promise to give wlisiaction to allnnrf NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVTLLE REGULAR AS-t SEI7GER PACKET. TELLE-KEV, IVTON KEY. 3' II take her wace as ni-nilni- soon nstbera is sutlicieiit i entire season.

i of soeed. comfort and safetv. theBELLE-KEY airousl on the Western waters; which, with tint Inner experience of her gentlemanly Commander and the ae-knowledgeil buiue capacity of ber Clerk (Mr. Lewh Nortl-e ni enables lis confidently to recommend, ber to the busi- IniTfllinc commum'tv. Mr.

Northern will in re tirompt personal lo tilling orders for Grocerie'Ac Vil.l uu.ib 1 aug27 lm Agents. 'Mm? A us 11- THE NASHVILLE MANDTACTDRTNG COANY Jtlld MtabiUhment is now provided with. an4 JL TooK, complete, of the roost modem construction; also im inbesi retpectf.illy solicit orders. Tlicy aro prepared to execute as follows: RAn.ROAD MACHINERY. Sitdia' lnrr.net ir rnT pzer and Freight Tru'nsL 1 assenT.

Repair Cars completed, ad every tlescnptioi ot work appertaininsto Rail Roads. STEASt ESGIXES. 5 to 5w horse-power-irith boilers of the best Biw lto. SAWMILLS. Mitrliinorr complete for fitting up Sortfrcoiar Saws csuiulete, with the newest and mo-st annroved i GRIST MILLS.

Eivjwe and Machinerv made for all sizes completes to-; getherwith Madiincry forSugar Mills and Cotton Dins; mrJIaeMneryftr Blast IVnaecs, embracing Out Iron Cs i fity for" blast, Ac ROLLING MILLS. Engines Cast Iron Rollers, and all machinery for Bolt- iu.uiu3 emiipieic at suonesi nonce. BR.VSSCSD IRON CASTINO. Of anydescriptiou, with shafting, mill gearing, water wheels, cast iron Bank vaults Ac, Ac, made erder. 'Address JouxTHosrsov, Agent.

is a practical ma-chr-mstj or the undersigned. JOIIN I. JOHNSON. JunSf-Oy b. President IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.

Dlw. wouM tespectullr invite the attenticn of the publie to a xiw axd i lVpnorKii.UBTHOo or ixsEan-rs imnnu. upon which he baa beea for soma time practicing mill UWda. The tioproTcraent consists in the teeth being arranged np-on a Dlateefiw platinum, and br means of a silidous componad the teeth and plate are cemented firmly nn interstices for the lodgment or fecretidn of fj.Kl;atitw same time fbmiiog- an artificial gam beautiful and lUVlike in appearance, and which is represented cb tha of the teeth as well at out. There interested are invited to call and examine specimens of this improved methuU at his operating rooms No.

stairs College st aug-JT tf DAGUEARSAN STOCK. AND PICTURE ESTABLISH KENT DOBY SS A YEAROCT, Tennessee, CoUego Street. Dob Vns A IUll. Louisville, Kv. Doaiss A BiuuRosov, Mersewet.

New York- Dobv.ns A Spai umxc, SL Louis. Tip. Diwrss A Yeakost. Memplua. Twin.

Doaxss i. IUbkixutox, New Orleans. At any of tho above establishments, you can. procure a-, iinc Pieturei as can be had in any city, of any desired styl or finish, as wo have every improvement, and expect to keep up with anv and all improvements. Wa are prepared in either city to furnish artist with every article used in the art.

Our arrangements are such, tre can furnish Mock on the most rpisonable- terms. DOBYXS A CO. N. B. Pictures taken in anv kind of weather, and of I craseu persons at an umes.

tf D.CO. I HARDWARE? AMD PUT! CSV un iiu ii nn vwihiaiil LL CFN'N INGHAM, No. IT, College St. X.lSimLLE. TEXX.

UE now receiviiig their Fall supply of Hardware I Cutlery direct from the manufuctuterj in Ku-I r5sanJ America, to which thev invite the particularatten-, thiif Merclunlt visiting Ka.hril!o for their Kail stocks. -j TIteir stock in store and dailr coming to band comprises a i full assortment of Blacksmith and I'aqienter's Tools Cut- Krr. uns ana all articles in tneirline. Tfcey receive Wool, Ginseng- and Beeswax at the vry highest uinrket price in exchange for Haidware, in pavment of dVbis. anglS A GRAND DISPLAY OF JiPwfffc PARIS FANCY BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS, ST DIE ECT Jf FOE TA TIOXS.

FJ MOSTresiwlfuHr I call the attention oflhc LadiHof Nashville ami vicinilv. to our stock of Fancy Bonni'tt Goods this Fall. Thev will eclirti anrtbinjf ht rpened in lie United State. Being- a direct unpen-tiiinfmiii Pans and tlw Eastern (ilres having taken nrar three mouths to purchase every ttingof the newel. shiipes atndtyLjsliir Bonnets Head Dren and Millinely Uods in all its new, novel, beautiful and enchanting stvles com-jirising nearly We d.i trust our iady friends will jiatroum-a Hell cumlucte I Milline'r Esiahhshmmt, an thut have as rich astocktoselrt from as any Millincrr Establishment at Paris or Eastern Cities.

Our jrrices nhall be lower than anv of tliu unpriuaplej j-erson that would rtui down our Establishment, and av4Hs lo sell their trash at lower prices. But ehaveronlideneeinour friendiaftr tight years business that ive will still have the patronage out coomlcuceef Ihctn. Getting rawnonableaod rich Fancy Bonnets and Millinery Goods at Irasooabla prices, and Imetuality iu wotk done to order. We have now in store a rc at part ofourricli Stock and trill be full and complete by the October, our regular Kali openiugoiir. Sola-iie.

iHur rtuaV nwii'e your pircIiusH ol liieh Glints until t.iu see a fe of the t'rstal I 'a lace. But the price inlniissioii free, at I bv Poris'iafi Milliter' Banar. No. 16, Uuiou Street, next tu ttw State Bank. E.

VlSE ypt 1 tf Ageal MR. GOODWIN" would announce to 1 lit friends and imtnms of N'ishriile and vicin-rC it thst lie will open his Academy Sir iutruction in Lj-. this branch of education on Saturdav, September the 17lh, at the Odd FeBoiva' Hall. Mr.G. lai been to New York anj lluUilVlphia aad procured aQ tha new and fuliH)oWe dance from the most celebroled He ha also secured Ibe services of the taleuted Mi C.

E. Mt'altbk, who has been very successful teacber tlie eastern crties. She will take charge of the ladies llier will rntrodaoe the Sontag Polka, La Gori itza. I.i Somfiambula. llain and Polka Re doiva.

Polka Mai rkn. La LIncarilla Waltj La Cracoviecne AValtr, Schottisli and Scortiscn Cottiltou, and all the fashionable cotillons of tin day. Parents and guardians may feel satisfied that every at trillion will be paid to the rapid improvement of their chit dren. Iheedancei are so (rentle tliat the most dencalo lady might practice them with safety. Terms: lo per session.

Days of Tuition: Mrmdsys Fridays ami Saturdays. Hours or attendance: From half past four to six o'clock. Septt tf W.B. U. L3ANDER Dw STEVE.NSO.V.

KQBEST STEVENSON WHITE. Al. 59, College street. HAVE on hand a large and desirable stock of STAPLF AND FANCY DRV GOODS, which they will eil very cheap for cash, in order to reduce teeir stock, before theyreceive their Fall purchases. AU of you who like graxl bargains give them a call.

aug I WE haveUm hand a laipeand beautiful stock of Ladies DRESS GOODS, saea as plain, checked and bros cade Silks; Silk Robes, Berages and Berage Robes; and a large lot of beautiful Freoeli Muslins of which will be sold extremely low for cash br augl 'STEVENSON A WHITE. I7RENCH NEEDLE A WHITE have just received a verr large slock ot French Nteille Works, such as Collars Sleeves Chuni2elt s. llandkerehiels, lolgings Inserting, Ribbon which they are selling at very reduced prices furcasb ii- I'll IN I 1 1 VVebavejiiAl received a lanre stock of Damask. Ianen Sheets ami Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks, and a large lot Plafn I Linen Napkins and Damask Towels which will be soM vcrr lowjnrca-h by augl STE'ENSON A WHITE. ENT LE3I EN'S" FURNISHING VjT All you wlm wtili to purchase Cloths Cassimeres I Yestings I-mens, Patent Shirts Linen and Drilling-Draw-j ers, Half-IIiMf, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Cravats, call in al STEA'ENSON A WU1TFS, No.

5i, ol lege street, far they are Selling; off very low for Cash, mor der to make room for thMr Fall Stock. aaict- CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. ITT N. 31 ERS, repectfullr Informs a me ciiKens ot iDepuo-yg-' lie crnwally, that hestill continues the above, buxlneowo i nerry street, ueiweeu Cetiaranu Line stress Iieluw tho Theatre, where tie is prepared l. biu'M Coiiclivw and Curriuse of all kinds to order lie will keep coaslantlr on hand an assortment of Hue-flics, lJaroiu-licn.

I'lireton, which he will ofl'er tor sale low for, cask. Those wishingr to purchase, will do well to give him a call. Repairing In all brautho. time at the shortest notice and in the neatest manner. oiig-J9 3hl I.

Dealer in Furniture and Pianos. Wirdmr Shades Look-in? Glasses, Mattressss, Uc, Fnion Street, near Cierrv. X-uheille. Tnuiw, A kinds of FURNITURE maife to Order or Jrv atUieshortestnotiee.and warranted. aprilT Sib 31INERVA COLLEGE, FOR TKE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADLES, SiUnUil re ntiU E-! X'tinUe, Tenu, "TACULTiV Mta.

Catklhb Joxm, iTincipal, Intrurt. ressin tlw t'rma. id Latin languages and in Intel-, acctosl ami Moral Science. I of Anrient LanoMo KipplieiL BkUI! Svswajit, Iib-iictreSK in Mathemalict ami l'ewnaiiship. Jlij Jtui STaw-iBT, inslruclress in li(e Primary De- -jmrtoenL j'rofessor 0r Instrumental and ocaJ Mu-' aic.

The SIXTH Cmhiate year of this Iosiituliiin mil com-mence tlieAth ot September. edltinue fortr 'necks. Jt.nilLlw a very great advantage to'lJl whawish ito become tipils jy tin iwtitMion, to lpttwntat the Kilieninjtof tliaHMttui- No iWuetwm in pricacan be 3eeteil l)n-lho R-jo enter whbin one month attfthe ement. For particulars atldrcfB, E. JONES, fceptit tf Minermt dJltfe, vv- cook, attoeney at la wand land agent Woco Vilbiup.

Tycn. WILI.attend ti the collreHeo c-t dW- nTlhe investigation and perf-otinjc-f taDd titles u.Txa Hnn.O W.O.Tortfiy, lb.n. Nathas flrx, R.C. M'Kmfr, K.L. i.nMAW, KICabdtukS Aa 9BBTM.

-Jonv Baior, tloveroor Wu. B. Cumu, augl twlr 4 I'roduce WiihIciI. -T-rjE will pay Um highest price in Cash or Groceries for all klnils ot i rouuee au(f23 MORRIS A 8TRATTON. A II VAN'CE1.

We have advaucn the rrlt. JC iDgraU-iof Gold to one per cent prernfmn, at which Tat the pubiic may dejiend on being supplied. Bankers and Brokers notexcepted. Buying rate fe percent. Beptl7 tf DiEB PEARL A CO.

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