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UTATCHEs. WATCHEs.-J. Y. Savage,

w ATCHES! !WATCHEs!-J.f \. Savage,
wv No. 90 Fulton street, few York, has an ex-
tensive assortment of fine Watches consisting OF
T. F. Coopcr's Duplex, M ) TOBIAS q Cos, k.
Iiverpool. Nc &c varying price from S75 or
500. Gold Lepines, four ,oles jewelled, s25;
Detached Levers, thirteen jswels, $50 superior
full eweIled English Gold Levers from $50 to $50.
The whole of the above watches are carefully se-
lscted by myself and being lut up under my own
inspection, can warrant perfect time-keepers.
Cold Pens. of nv own mass, Of superior work
manship. warranted 10 retain their points, for So
So and S4. Pens without cases, 70 cents, 81 so,
So and S3 Sent to all parts Of the country free OF
postage Old pens re-point'd and made equal to
new for So cents. Dec 1s-1v h
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0tHILD,S PAPER, AMERICAN MES
Il senger, Sunday School Advocate, Missionary
Advocate Forresters Boys and Girls Magazine,
and National Magazine.
Subscriptions received for the above by
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE, <
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n EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-lThe Sub
IN scriber pays special attention TO the sale and
purchase Of Real Estate in this city It's vicinity
Persons who wish TO purchase or SELL will find il
to their interest TO call on him. He Also as here
tofore, will buy and sell Land Warrants or Scrip
negotiate loans, give prompt attention to the col
lection of debts as well the prosecution OF
claims before Congress or any Of the departments.
Office over Selden, Wiihers 81 Co.'s bank, to
whom he refers. Eee
!. 9i8a JAMES J. MILLER.
IS Dec 21--eodlm. tait m 4segas 81
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

Sole Managers and Contractors of the Mary
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Managers Office, No. North Calvert ST., next
door to Barnum's City Hotel, Baltimore, Md.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
Persons at distance, addressing the Managers,
can confidently rely on, having their orders for
Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries promptly filled
Bank notes on any solvent bank in the United
States received at par for tickets. s1i
Bonds to heavy amount are deposited with the
State to'secure the payment OF Prizes. Drawings
conducted in public, under the superintendence OF
the State Lottery Commissioner. 49,
We would call your attention to The following
splendid Lotteries, TO be drawn unSeros,r manage-
merit during the month of February. Any orders
you may favor us with will receive prompt atten-
ton, and be considered strictly confidential.
The Managers Official Scheme is always sent
from the Managers Office, with all the tickets
ordered, and the printed Official Drawing, certified
to by the State Lottery Commissioners, will be
sent same day after the drawing of the lottery is
over.
All prizes sold at the Managers Office are cashsd
Immediately after the drawing
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.LEXANDER BAKERS date of Va.
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few doors east Of Al street, Washington.
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81 am your cousin Anne, said the lady.
1t is needless to carry our tale beyond the
point when the imagination Of the reader can
do all that remains to be done. The lady had
returned to England rich widow; had learned
the situation and embarrassment of her we'll
remembered cousin; had seen him at Boulogne;
had contriyed the overturn at his door, and
made his acquaintance. She had only thought
of the fishing scheme through spice of ro-
nance in her temperament, and that she might
get him to England, where she might have his
debts paid. They welded and lived happily like
all lovers in story; and we wish all were as
| true as the present one. l&a3
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ger cars. The engine weighs 90 tons. has eight
driving wheels and cost $1,000.
- The report of the escape of SMirn o BRIEN
is confirmed. A letter, giving full details of his es-
cape, was handed to the Reporter and indicator
Office" Limerick, on the 18th ult 1t was from an
Irish gentleman resident at Melbourne, who assist
ed O'BRIEN to make his escape 0BRrEN was not
bound by parole, and with the assistance Of few
friends got aboard an American trading vessel and
sailed for this country.
- The decision against the Aldermen of New
York for contempt, was sustained by the Court of
STURrEvANr will have TO suffer fifteen days impris-
onment and pay fine of $3.50. All the other AL
derrnen, with one exception, where an apology was
made and fine paid will have to pay ine of $3.50
each--no Imprisonment
- During hunt of seven days on the Missis-
snaway in Grant county, Hooser killed sixteen
deer, thirteen turkeys and fox. He took his game
TO Indianapolis, and was so well pleased with the
result that he determined to make another hunt, Of
two weeks duration.
- ISAAC GREGG, of Pittsburg has invented a
machine for making brick by steam, for which he
has obtained patent in the United States and in
England. For one half of the right in Great Brit
ain Mr. GREGG has received ten thousand pounds
sterling Thus, after struggling for years with many
difficulties, his mechanical genius has been richly
rewarded.
- The Melbourne (Australa) argus says: sIn
this, the richest colony in the world the males out
number the females to the enormous extent fabout
57,000l Think of that fair ladies. A husband to
be chosen from among desolate surplus of fifty
seven thousand!
- The success of the"Hot Corn Stories" is an
other anomaly in literature Messrs. DEWITT and
DAVENPORT have two sets of stereotype plates, and
keep two presses constantly in operation, yet they
cannot supply the demand. The orders on their
books now amount to 10000 copies beyond their
ability to furnish.
- Four days after the steamship Northern
Light left San Juan for New York, Mrs GARY, a
passenger, gave birth to fine boy, weighing fifteen
pounds. The lady was taken care of by the stew
ardess and both mother and child were doing well
when tie vessel reached New York Father GAL
LAcHER, Catholic priest, of San Francisco, was on
board the Northern Light and christened the little
stranger John Nicaragua.
- On Monday accident occurred on the
same road, near Clinton The express train was
coming East at slow rate, when the engine sud-
denly broke its connection, and another locomotive,
which was close behind, ran into the rear passenger
car by which some of the passengers within were
slightly injured.
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amend by adding something about divorce What
was the object of that amendment? He had never
himself attempted to Kill bill by amendments, but
this amend seemednent designed to insinuate that
this bill would lead to discord in families and to
more frequent divorces. He wish to show that
this was not So If the gentlmen from Monroe would
introduce bill to repeal all laws granting divorces
he (Mr. Sykes would vote for it.
Mr., Brown On his seat at will be necessary to
do so if your bill passes
Mr. SYKES continued with feeling description of
the evils which frequently fall upon families under
the existing Laws, when the wife sometimes sud-
denly finds herself and children suddenly deprived
of all her own property for the husbands debts
contracted either with imprudence misfortune or
misconduct. He also alluded to the objection that
the bill would make the husband dependent on the
wife. He thought that the affection which rested
in property was very worthless affection But if
any thing would turn woman against her husband,
u would be seeing her own property sold to pay
debts contracted before marriage. This bill gave
to the husband all he ought to have VIZ the rents
and profits of the wfe's property; no generous man
would have more, and If any one wanted more he
ought not to have il.
Mr. THOMPSON followed in some glowing remarks
on the merits of the bill doing justice to the
proper rights of woman, not in tue fsnatica sense
OF Northern Womens Rights" He did not want
to see women in the pulpit, at the bar, or at the
ballot-box but he did wish see her natural
rights protected aud these remnants of barbarisrn
swept away from the Statute Book
The question was then taken, and the bill was in
definitely postponed, ayes "A, noes %.
The bill to regulate fees OF Justices of Peace was
passed on I'd reading.
On motion Of Mr. Stewart, the rule was suspend
ed to take up the bill amend the charter OF the
Nashville and Cincinnati Railroad Company and
the bill passed Sd reading, ayes 81, noes ii.
House then took recess for dinner.
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NEWS MATTERS.

| MORE DESTRUCTIVE FREs.-During the present
! winter we have had to record an unusual number
of very disastrous fires New York city, in partic-
uar, has suffered severely. Our dispatches of yes
terday briefly mentioned another one of these ca
amities there the particulars of which shall soon
have by mail. 1t appears that the Lafarge Hotel
one of the finest establishments in the city, togeth
er with the Metropolitan Hall and the Lawrence
House, were entirely consumed on Sunday morn l.
ing. The insurance appears to have been small,
while the loss was probably half million The GUS
tom house building in Portland Me-, was also con-
sumed by fire on Monday morning. The building
which was entirely destroyed contained the Post
Office and Atlantic Bank
- Near Jersey City, last week, in presence of
1000 persons, a man named HARRIoT, known as
'Afckly Free" jumped 1000 hurdles three feet and
three inches high, in two hours and two minutes
The distance walked during the time Of performing
the feat was ten miles, He had engaged to do it
in three hours time He ended with the same gait
as he commenced, and was not apparently much
fatigued. wheebarrow took place, in which,
three persons participated. They blindfoldedl
and ran distance Of about 100 yards for a small ]
purse, to the great amusement Of large crowd
- Gen. JoHN E. Wool was magnifcently en-
tertained at Troy n Y, on Saturday evening last,
with public dinner on occasion of his departure
for California The New York Herald is striving
to make him prominent candidate for the next
Presidency, and says that he is "banshed" to Cali
iornia, that he may be out of the way of the Adj
mnistration.
- Messrs SrILLMAN & ALLEN, of the Novelty
Works ofNew York city, are now constructing the
largest engine that ever built in this or any
other country The diameter of the cylinder is 1O5
inches and the length Of stroke 2 feet 1t is de-
signed for the Bay State Company's New Fall Riv-
er boat which is to run in connection with the Fall
River and Boston railroad.
- The New England coast was strewn with !
wrecks by the late storm, and many lives lost
There are long butvague of the fury of the
winds and the extent of the disasters, in the East
I'm papers of Monday.
- The Great Western railroad from Niagara
Falls to Detroit was opened on the day before yes
erday. Almost the entire trade and travel of the
North West will pour over this route.
The only new witnesses examined in the
Gardiner TT al, now progressing at Washington are
. t. HALsT Y and MARIANA WALDoNADo, of Mexico,
'ho testlied to seeing DR.. G. engaged at the b.
eiia mines at the time he alleged in his memorial
hat he was mining at Laguinilas, hundreds of miles
istant. here IS no prospect of the conclusion of
le trial for weeks to come.
- The Indiana and Illinois Central road CON-
Getting Ind annapolis and Springfield has been let
II the entire distance to STORY & Co, of New
ork, at 81 1000 per mile to be completed by Dec.
30. a
- Th Hudson River Company is building
connective to run from New York to Albany-I44 5
es-in two and half hours, pulling six passen-
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rg- HENRY's INyIGoRATmG CORDIAL

rfy" HENRY'S INyIGORATNG CORDIAL-Tbe
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
of physical prostraon, genital debility nervous afec-
TONS &c. &c fully described in another column OF this
paper which the reader is referred 81 per bottle bot
ties for S. six bottles for S. $40 per dozen, Observe
the marks of the GENUINE,
Prepared only by S. Z. COHEN, No. g. Franklin Row,
Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia Pa; TO WHOM
ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by
all respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout the
country,
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot No. 12 College
street by J. p. DROMG00LE Wholesale Agent fol the
State and only agent in Nashville.
end aud tri-y
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HOUSE-AFrERNooN SESSION.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10
Mr. Cooke asked leave for himself and Mr. Cooper
to record their votes on the Women 5" bill. Grant
ed.
Leave Of absence was asked and granted to Mr.
Williams until O'Clock, tomorrow.
The House then took up the Calender, and the
following bills were disposed of on second reading:
To incorporate the town Of Dresden; passed.
To prevent Justices Of Peace from being Jurors
indefinitely postponed.
To incorporate EImwood Cemetery; passed.
To prevent the Laws delay; passed
To incorporate the Waterhouse Mining Company;
passed.
To incorporate the East Tennessee Mining and
Smelling Company; passed.
To incorporate the South Nashville Female Acad-
emy with amendment Incorporating the High
School at Goodettsvile; passed
To guard the rights of honest merchants, &c;
Mr.. BULLEN moved TO strike out honest" which
was agreed to, and the bill was amended, passed
and referred to the committee on Judiciary
To compel executors and others to advertise, &C.,
passed.
To protect persons engaged in public worship re-
jected.
TO grant State aid to the Ocoee Turnpike and
Plank Road Company.
This bill gave rise 10 long and spicy discussion,
which was participated in by Messrs. 1ibbs Max
WELL Brown, Of Monroe Hebb Harris, Odel Lii
lard, Wallace, and others. Mr. Tibbs gave brief,
butinteresting account of the mineral wealth of the
Ocoee country and the quantity OF ore already trans
ported from the mines all OF which was hauled into
Georgia, instead OF coming to the East Tennessee
Railroad, which it would do but for want of about
80 miles ofplank road, for which he asked $4,000
of State securities.
Messrs. Maxwell, Harris and Odell severally Of
fered amendments asking for similar aid in other
enterprises in different parts OF the State all Of
which were voted down and the bill finally passed
a second reading. ayes A, noes %.
And the House adjourned to 81 O'Clock, to-mor-
row morning.
Some parts of the last debate were exceedingly
rich and amusing, but our space will not permit
to give sketches of all the speeches made.
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WILL SOON CLOSE!
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COMING TO NASHVILLE
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nR Way Scenes in California and on the Land and Pa
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PROF. sILLMAN's VISIT TO EUROPE.
GOLFERS SHAKESPEARE.
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EnR MEMPHIS.

THE S. Mail PacketJOHy SIMPSON, @a
i Captain DAVIS, NJ ister, will leave here srTIfTs4
this day, the 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ on-s<zz=z=sS
Meeting at Memphis with the II. K. W HILL for New Or.
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Rss- In our reports of yesterday Mr.. BUFoRD
improperly appears supporting return to the
quart law of 1887. The Dill, supported by Mr.
BUFoRD, provided for the repeal of the present
Tipping law, but retained the powers Of the Grand
Jury to enforce the quart law, the same powers
conferred by the present license law-wh;ca sec
ton being stricken out, Mr.. BUFoRD voted against
the bill
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FOR PADUCAH.

rTNHE splendid light draught passenger 61@@ h
l. steamer EMMA WATTS, BRowNE, aEesss551S55f7zzSS
Master, will leave here this day, the llth. al
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,

BY HART Il HOLLINGSWORTH
ON THURSDAY the 18th instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ
1--WE will offer for cash front of Auction House:
IS hhds sugar; 80 boxes Star and Taow
50 bags Coffee; Candies;
40 barrels holasses 10 boxes Tea;
Sugars; 10 boxes A NJ Brandy;
30 ,rres Mackerel; 80 boxes Glassware ass a:
% KITS do; LOO reams Wrapping Paper;
so boxes Palm Soap
100 boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Alum, Birthstone. Copperas,
Pepper Sauce, Pickles Plow Lines. Bed Cords Backing
&c, &c, &c. HART H0LLINGSWORTH
janIt
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T AGUYRA COFFEE-5O bags Prime Laguvra. Just re-
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janll
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M and fof sale ~ DOL s S%Gfs SS a lst co.
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CHEESETloo boxes W R and Pine Apple Cheese, just
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cerOons indigo Is boxes Pepper Sauce;
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800 Demijohns assorted: 10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
10 kegs Shot, assorted; ~ Mats Cassia;
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100 bSls Lenard's Whisky; 10 q casks MADEIRA Wine
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