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TV0USE Servants, Farm Hands, Steamboat Fremen
i 4 Cabin Boys &c, at customary rates of Premium
Policies issued and losses promptly adjusted at the Nashville
Agency. JOSEPH NASH, Agent
4fna Insurance Company of Harttord-Ohce n. W. Cor
ner Public Square, opposite Planters Bank.
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NOTICE.-In consequence of the Fire on Friday
\ ing compelled to suspend business for
time but will commence again procure
suitable house. of which due notice will be given In the
meantime hope friends who indebted u.s. and to
Ewin Brown Co., will forward and settle up without
delay, that may meet engagements promptly.
We can be fonnd at No lS the squareJohn Nichols
old stand.
We would also take this occasion to express our grateful
thanks those who have kindly favored and our prede-
cessors with their patronage the Fire Companies and
citizens whose exertons mainly indebted for
what of goods saved and to those kind friends who
sympathise with in our loss.
feb 2 EWIN BROTHERS.
II INSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.-lO bbls
Lnseed Oil; 200kegs Fahnestocks White Lead Just
received and for sale low for cash by
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Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satthed tw sustain the character give in this
publication.
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CYCAMORE COTTON YARNS "A full supply
= OF Sycamore Ytrl5 kept constantly on hand-at Fac
tory prices for Cash. RAMAGE d CHURCH.
january ]. 1853.
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CUPERIoR ARTIcLEs FOE THE TOILET.

|yOD LIVER OIL.-Trask's Magnetic Ointment
I Just received by Tdec20l J. NJ ZIMERMAN.
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MAGNOLIA COTTON.-We agents for the
.SI sale of the celebrated MAGNOLIA COTTON SEED,
an article which several years experience with OF our
best planters has proven be better adapted to Middle Ten
than any that grown. Call soon or they Will
all be gone JOAhSoN SMITH,
ian59 Broadway.
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J1AMTLY GROCERY.-Famies living sgyYss(
near or on Broadway always get the fol- 2kszfT
lowing articles at my store, No 80, on Broadway, ees
in small or large quantities from dayght to 10 at night
ell other articles usually kept in a Family Grocery.
febl6 d. TRIGG, No. 81 Broadway.
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RAMAGE & CHURCH,
AZ, COLLEGE STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes Trunks
valicss, Carpet Bags, Caps, &C
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THE CIVIL WAR IN MEXICO.

On the 28th ultmo while nearly all the citizens Of Ma
amoros engaged in celebrating the funeral obseques
Of Rufus Rodriguez portion Of the military who had
secretly decided to join the revolution and support the
Jaisco plan avaed themselves of the opportunity to
carry their project into effect Accordingly they had
parties Of secretly posted at strong points in the city,
and succeeded at once in confning Gen. AvALos, the
commandan to the single square in which his quarters
situated He retained all the artillery and the ma
ory Of his troops but the insurgents under Col ouintona
hemmed him in and after several hours Of sharp firing
about III o'clock at night parey was sounded, and
there cessation Of hostities. On Saturday and
Sunday the parties negotiating, and 1t was finally
arranged that Avaos should resign the command at Ma
tamoros Col Basave who TO hold il until the arr
val Of Col Cruz from Camargo the latter to have the
command on the frontier The loss in killed and wounded
was inconsderable The women and children hed to
Brownsville for safety.
Matnmoros was the only point in the State Of Tamau
pas that held out for the General Government. That
city having successfully pronounced the entire State has
now adopted the Jalisco plan
The late attack Guadalajara by Gen. MINoS is said
TO have been very destructive He beseged the city with
very large force together with twenty pieces Of art
ery of different cabre from six to twenty -four Founders
With this tremendous he the 25th Of Decem
ber commenced attack upon the city, which lasted
with all the horrors Of terrible bombardment until the
3Oth when Mnon forced to retire The principa
edfces the city to have been the chief mark
the guns the enemy many of which have been entirely
demolished IL is said that the once beautiful city o
presents sad picture Of ruin and desc
nton The loss the part Of the insurgents
but the Government troops represented far tn
greatest sufferers. m s
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absolutely the most extensive evenin the northern alone
The territories Of Great Britain far as square es
concerned still spacious those Of the Union.
notwithstanding its acquisitions There are,
besides the independent provinces Of Mexico, the CON-
siderable colony Of Rnss and those great central States
to which all claim the part Of the Union has been just
formally renounced The islands Of the gulf shared
between Great Britain, France, and Spain. The sour
the continent includes three fourishing ssttIsmsnts
Of France, England, and Holland, the immense EN-
pire Of Brazil, and numerous large Republics A. 3
general deduction be observed the United Saes
though possessing bouAdess within hsir own
territories have settlement footing elsewhere either
to the north the sou the centre or the gulf where
European Powers are established in every direction
We well enosgh acquainted with the political reputa-
en q Gen. CAm to be that his views require no
vy serious diScGsp sad t<S thsy not to - tasn
assyles of AneSosA 1h6t,Gf bnt itis unfosnate
at THE - sv1h - boa{ - ePsnsnss.f n
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-AccrpEsr ON THE RAILRoAD.-We learn that an acci-
dent occurred freight train the South Carolina
Railroad Sunday evening near Fort Motte about nine
tysix miles from Charleston involving considerable
loss Of property. The tenth car, about three hundred
feet the engine he train was to DC on
fire. and before il could be checked 70 SIX
platform cars which, together with the contents about
Eve hundred bales of cotton, totally destroyed The
heat was so intense as TO melt the wheels and rails to-
petber niuring considerable portion OF the road so as
70 DELAY the arrival Of the Columbia train
Charleston Mercxyys
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EXTRACTING TxKrH Dr DAr.-The Marion Common
wealth Of sth instant that DR. BALL. dentist of
that plare hundred tsehn single dsy DR.
= Curry wealthy planter of that vicinity desiring 70 have
large number Of teeth extracted from his negroes
ascrmned TO employ dentist that purpose by the day
and made an engagement with DR. Ball The result vas that
the course Of the day the negroes relieved OF three
hundred causes Of pain and sorrow,
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sKrnMsH WITH IsDIASs--The San Antonio (Texas)
Ledger Of the 9th ultimo says:
owe learn by Government express, which arrived in
this city the evening Of the 25th instant that Capt
NEWTON, Of the I'd Dragons and his command, while
scouting the North Fork the Nueces river about 10
miles northwest from this place. the Goth instant about
noon, suddenly upon party Of Lpan Indians, num-
bcring about 200, who coming down the country
The troops ordered FIRE upon them which they
did, killing three and woundng several more The In
dans returned the fire. but without effect and then hed
leaving behind them one and nineteen women ana
Of which were dodbti4xs stolen TIE party having the
prisoners and stock In charge now on their way 70
this piace, where they win probably auiveto-day
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a. yAs iozS, and ending with the famous speech Of
Lord BRouGaAM on Law Reform. These have been Sc
lected by pe scholar and the fruits Of thirty
experience Professor of Rhetoric in Yale College Each
orator has biographical notice, and each speech his0
rcai introdston owng the circumstances Of the case
e stste Of ares and the exact point at issue placing
G ader the midst Of the scene as an actual specta
tori Nor isthis all Explanatory notes appended 10
the sPeeche bringing out minute facts or relation Of
theperes, Without knowledge Of which many passages
would lose eir force andappication and to each speech
concludn; note showing the way in which the question
wss decdee with remarks upon its merits and the results
produced b. its decision. ei sgs8lsts M
This vouse Is complete in ITSELF and ens which every
student ausspeeally every student Of divinity and law
should posses at every sacridoe and carefully study
for Language art and the ngt Of thazight words
In paes sminsnss., usefulness ond suscsss
q; s!:'.s,! =, - ' . I; p s !,
ssseches, - 49, 4 ~ Ads rs pfsp - fsrl
unsftllnsss in the wnlkssf prutssisnsl life
Professr GooDR1cH has been eminsntlysusosssful n
all his tehry labors for the promotion of the scholarship
of our lani No book from his pen but has shown hs
discrimnatoD in seeing want, and his skill in supply
ing s as s been evidenced by their being adopted in
schools an colleges and his last and greatest labor his
Reused Eion Of Webster's Dictionary is monument Of
learning
This voume Of British Eloqueness exceedingly we'll
printed and such has been the demand for it thaalreadY
D second dition has been called for
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD CoSSHxros-A letter from Phila-
delphis, published in the Baltimore Sun, says:

IMPORTANT RAILROAD CoxxHxroH.-A letter from Phia-
dephia, published in the Baltimore Sun, says:
can important has recently been effected by
the Baltimore Railroad Company in the purchase Of
extensive property the river Delaware at the foot OF
be built The Camden and Amboy road have also de-
termned to extend their track the Jersey side Of the
river TO Kaghns Point directly opposite the site Of the
Baltimore depot that, by Of ferry boats
freight destined for Baltimore and probably the mails and
passengers Also from road another
without the loss Of time and expense Of carriage that the
present plan involves
There is railroad track communicating with the
Baltimore road which extends down the river Delaware
that this side there only the depot to be built to
put the design in immediate operation. This is most i'm
portant move it will greatly facilitate the mail and
passenger communication between New York and Bat-
more and Washington and IL the Maryland Legislature
win only good work by allowing the Susquehanna TO
be brdged the yeIatous delays which now occur viii be
among the things that were"
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PHrmc.Many unfortunate persona have sad propensity
for amateur phyckng and labor 10 improve nature by the
addition Of pcslentsi drugs How ghtful II Is said
that David Hartley took hundred pounds OF soap 70 cure
the stone Bishop Berkeley drank butt Of tar water Meyer
in the Of chemical swallowed crabs
One person took much of elixir OF vtrio that the
keys rnsted in his pocket by the OF the acid
through hs skim and another turned blue from the quantity
OF aresntnm prstum which had been administered 70 hn
Well might the poet say his black boy take phys Ponp
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CONVENTION or BANK 0rrfoRRs.-A convention Of dele
gates from the banks in New England held In Boston
on wednesday The object Of the meeting TO orga
n1e Bankerss Association for the suppression Of coun
terfetnr The attendance very large, and fifteen
gers were chosen effect the desired ends Of the
society
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BRITIsH ELooUENcE, embracing he best Speeches
entire Of the eminent Orators Of Great Brtdr for
The last centuries. BY Professor CHAUSoEr A. Coon
ucH, Of Yale College: Washington, sold BY Taylor &
Maury: volume octave, PIP. 907.
This is truly rare gift the students and scholars Of
land These the best speeches Of the best orators
Of England beginning with Sir JoHx EIrors speech on
the Right Of Petition delivered in the House Of Commons
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Tns BI incorporating the Northwestern railroad COM
pany TO finish the connection between Philadephia and
Cleveland, has passed the Pennsylvania Legislatnre
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SAur STE. MARIE CASAL.--Thc Michigan Legislature
has at length taken hold Of this work with the apparent
intention TO push IL forward TO rapid completion The
proposed length Of the canal Eve thousand two hundred
and feet The first lock entering from below
the falls Is three hundred feet constructed to lift ten feet
into basin four hundred and fifty feet long Lock No
is three hundred feet and constructed to lift eleven feet
to another basin Of four hundred feet long and one hun
dred and thirty feet wde Then it runs on dead level
into Lake Superior, with only floating gate intervening
where II finds from six twelve feet water The deepest
cut foot ve inches EARTH thirteen feet five inches
rock k-C;gesnnaff Gozstfs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

LIFE AND MnssonlALs or DANIEL WEBSTER, in
TWO volumes. Washington: Sold by TAYLOR MAuRY.
We have here two volumes Of Appletons Popular Ii
brary Of the best Authors devoted to the memory Of TIE
great statesman and orator Of country and Of the ae
They written by Gen. 8. p. LYExS, whose we-known
relations Of friendship with Daniel Webster sucent
guaranty Of the authenticity Of all the facts stated and
anecdotes narrated ~ him. We live too near the great
man. whose lamp Of life has been recently extingaish
cd to form estinte Of the influences his
writings wi believe, exert al lands whose
mother tongue is English 1t is gratifying to see from
the sale f six editions Of his writings, and the demaad
for every book which tells Of his life and character that
in country there il due appreciation Of thoss
great Alents which inside Daniel Webster the Of the
age. s se saa rs e@ s8sss s5
THE PoETypAL WO1xs OF HENRY ALToRD,
" yiss< <:< z x}e:szs'a fs's;:'ss|.js ~ ~
AE ~ 2zs5I ~ A u 1a4zof n g. 49, 43fx
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Executive orFIoE, BATON Rouoa, IL AID u d.
May i0b, 1888.
W HERAs BY Of Louisiana legislature, entitled An
w act 10 provide the
OF the stae April 30, 1855 Is duty
the issue bonds dollars EACH
annually the m January and first July
total amount Of hundred thousand dollars
loo tbs principal OF said bonds be redoemabe within
their date.
And Whereas furthermore duty the governor
invite proposals for the purchase OF said bonds
Now therefore, by these known that proposals
be received a the ofee ofe
he purchase Of said bonds until Monday t day of July
aforesaid bonds, thereof highest
being understood that offer of par value said
bonds will be accepted
Given State
Rouge, lis tenth May, d. 1853, and of
- pendenee OF the United States the ssveny-seyenth.
r. o. HEBERT
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
BY the governor;
ANDREW s. HEaRoN, Secretary of State.
NJ BBlddcs aforesaid are Informed that by
auditor of
public and the State end each fiscal
general fund treasury special Of
raid State bonds eighteen thousand doas which fund
never TO be used for other than that for which
created And further provided third OF said
treasurer (wih sanction governor bearing
not less than annunlhe stocks 10 be
selected with their ready convernby cash and TO be
the principal hond be
auditor shall
nuay whatever be from the funds
treasury the Of the interest said bonds,
said without the ability OF the
other than the payment Of said current interest
May2i-eodt. 4 July
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III
Baltimore and Ohio ya.loa from Baltimore 10 Wheens, and eon
.eing pith the large, and plsndif steamers me
Lnoa the 0hio, and The aases 10 ZGnese'Ae &C.
MS exoedous line being thoroughly completed, by the late
nnishng Board Tree Tunnel and the road pehs IN
OF travellers Is eonhuehuy az
rected superior and low ares Tue scenery uo"
tb,s road is aud attractive character
The express leaves Baltimore daily at M, ana
Guiding arriving there al or p m next DAY Or
Baltimore at 3, may lay over or lodging
II mes and proceed thence Wheeling IN he
morning. -,
To connect with tans the leave Washington al o a.
M and daily meeting Baltimore at the wash
nston Junction. DIETER known the Relay ouse nine miles om
Bal
Al wheeling OF the Union line,
which been completed for this onie form daily eonna
cnn Louisville, the for Nashville, hc,
he aud New Orleans packets be taken by those
further
Pass nge Columbus who prefer the land Gin
runal Ohio and the West also proceed di-
reel from Wheeling Ohio Stage Copay excellent coaches
aver National Zaaesve sc and thence
by railroad -, N, j,
railroad find this most route, there being
regular speedy connexon al Whesg and nom those
places. ~ ~ -
no charge or transfer of passengers or baggage. e
Pare through ticket with right lie anywhere the
ou,e) Warrington Wheeling, ID 5J Cincinnati, 81
o Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets to Of Mr. Parsons, agent railroad station
WasIngion and Of tire other agents Of the company.
= ~ WM. PARKER,
May ll--dtf General Superintendent
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By j. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

ok VALUABLE THREE-STOkY BRICK HOUSES AT AUG
y situated Pennsylvania av.nueOn Wednesday after
O'Clock shall sell sir valuable
brick dwellings, with back budngs, being lot
commencing
street, and within my yards of Pennsyvana
the principal street leading the Smithsonian INSTITUTES and
from the market
The only been built about three
Capitalists of
safe Investment will hnd this good Opportunity Sale positive
Title indisputable.
One-fouh cash balance In twelve, eighteen, aud
twenty MONTHS win deed and deed taken
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucioncer
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by 4. N. srRATTON. Auctioncer,

(Pennsyeanfa arenus, south aide, neur loth sreetJ
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE ISLAND.-On
Monday afternoon, May Both, at o'clock. the premises,
shall lot No. No 55J situated ths
side OF It'll between and streets SOUTH 2, feet front
90 0k deep Title indspuable Conveyancing
the OF the purchaser
third residue in six and twelve months
factorily secured, bearing interest
At o'clock
Immediately of 35DD
No "a No. 397, fronting 25
souh with depth OF 10 feet thirty alley, between
9.i and lUh streets west.
third residue and Twelve months,
interest, satisfactorily secured.
MAY e.
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which WAL be paid BY by
transmission. ...s NE~W.. st.s#Fs.
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sons OF Congress- and semi weekly oufng recess %
Subscriptions for period less year viii be received ON
prororioned TO the above annual rates. s##
uf PosTMA5TERs authorized our axsn and sy
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed or RVS
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subscribers with $40 enclosed, viii be entitled hs
same they q subscribers srotts.
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by j.. @ MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
eligible position in the first wad-on Wednesday after
June 5 o'clock the premises shall sell half
that valuable lot no. situated the OF and
1871, with the privilege Of the other half The whole o
l0 street. l78 18th These
beautifully the handsomet Washington,
Terms Onefou cash; The residue credit of five
SALE annually
deed Of the property Copveances tho of tho
purchaser.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May 22-d ,s Ear. ...N Aucionecr.
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by }. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUC-
TION.-on Wednesday anerooon, June Is 6H O'Clock,
premises shall sell following described No.
Lots and 4, fronting ~ each north
l7ih and 18Th and Of lot s. fronting 81 feet
On
These handsomely situated within short distance Of the
Presidents House and the vaious public officers.
third residue In Twelve and eighteen
monihs for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May 27--dis Auciopssr.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, rs
.@H..e. Washington, May a. 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this department
Monday 10th of June for supplying the stationery
scbed II Iie schedule below.
The Samples
papy the bids.
the successful bidder will be required approved
sufeues the i1u oi his aud the department
will
quantities deem proper and diminish
al below stated
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.a5aa. QuAKrEssAsrEa's OyfIoE MARINE CoRrs,
Washington May -, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received at this ofhcc
y until 10 ocork Saturday, the 9TH June for furnish
this from rs 100 OF
best white nh coal SAID coal ~ be free from dust
place
United and also for the
supply quarterly
of
1854 the wood to be dyercd piled and
walls the United States
May 25-eodlf June Intel
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOFTY
deed OF executed and recorded the
public sale "Wednesday, 25th
premises, lot No "a in the subdivision Of
lots Nos 3 3 a. and In No 536 fro ting 20 feet
inches Virginia svenuc, U..
day OF SALE aud balance 10 six,
MONTHS bearing day
sale by property the
will
the purchaser All conveyancing
at the expense OF the purchaser.
CHAs. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
May 2i--du Auetonecr.
Dg-In consequences Of the tnceme ncy Of tho yveatb
postponed until Tuesday afternoon, May 81
O'Clock. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
. May 27-d Aucionecr
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT At AUCTION.-On Tuesday
Ill aernoon May 3s at 81 O'Clock, the premises, shah sell
No 49, 2e3, fronting 81 feet "a inches
street, ah and 18th, running back ~ feet 29feet
alley ..#.
third cash residue and twelve months, for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
j. c. MCGUIRE,
NAV 25-d Aucuoneer
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Notice To railroad Contractors.

DPRoPOsALs grading bridging and of the west
division OF the Co,ngton and Ohio railroad Will be
Cabeu
Virginia, between 2Oll JOh June
sections, bridges Twelve
Pole and Mud rivers and tunnel OF 500 OF 600 feet
in length a bend OF Mud river
and 18th July proposals will be received
Covingon, Virginia. grading bridging and of
the division lying between the town Of Gov
ayness Farm Jscksous river, distance OF
including
wall bridges probably
tunnels
by order OF the board OF public works.
CUAS. n. HAW,
Chief Engineer Covngton and Ohio Railroad Company.
LrwIssuRa, Va, May "a, 1853.
May 25-eodcpt July is