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New ORLEANS. Jan. OF

NEW VRLEANS, Jan. ID y
C0TT0N.-Our last report closed upon fair demand in
the Cotton msrket which had been quite active for
days previous the sales considerably exceeding he
ceipts during the period and thus the market
poorly supplied Saturday, while full prices claim
Cd and the sales confined To about $500 bales. On
Mondsy the Europas letter hand but parties
still without the advces expected by the Arabia and
market presented remarkably quiet appearance the sales
1900 bales Yesterday opened without the ongexpected
advces by the Arabia but Slight yielding in the Of
freight and disposition the part of factors to meet buy
ers rather more freely led TOT considerable increase of
business the sales being about 1890 bales which would
make total for the three DAYS of II 500 bales taken for
England France the Continent and the North In respect
TO prices We have already animated they rather less
stringent than the coteided for Saturday last but
there does not appear to general and MAJ ked change
and we continue pre- lions qnoltions-
TOBACCO There mas aga been quite Il movement in
the Tobacco market within The past few days and have
to notice sales since last report to the extent OF abo
$500 hhds the particulars of which foows 67 Adj
mitted at and 10 Selected at 81, mostly Refused at
81 round and also mostly Refused at So So; A at So
round IA at G; 81 at 81 % Selections at SIG; 1917,
Refused at $50 Choice Selection at 81 and 7S7
hogSbeads (by party and TO buyerl as follows
SO at 81 at ga, scat Z, 544 at and 2T9 at a cents
y ID. These sales do not indicate any marked change in
prices but give evidence Of firm market the rates obtain
ed being fully up TO our quotations, which as ioows
LUGs-Factory Observation-Disclosures. Gents .54 "a
Planters Notwithstanding g
LEAF-inerior. Observation-Disclosures 81
Fair ... Observation-Disclosures L 50
- rlneC,.-- u ~
Choice Selections. .-..---. -r-.-Sl a p"
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Ma S H V ILLE:I
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. .. 1854.
NEW BOOKS
flusH TINES BY Joseph G.. Baldwin. Appleton Co.,

NEW BOOKS lt-
3, fLusH TINES: BY Joseph @. Baldwin Appleton Co.
% New York. 1858. 81 5s -
we have been presented with copy of the
above work by w. T. BERRY e. Co., Booksellers, Of
this city. To them feel obliged not for the book
Itself but for their kindly remembrance of US in tie
q distribution OF theirfavors II would have been
better for the reputation of the author-if he has
any-had he not yielded to the solicitations Of his
own vanity, and other aattering friends" in pub
fishing his little volume We are at a loss to un-
derstand why any man of common sense should
publish such STALE flat, inspid book as this He
must be flush indeed-if he is not, we fear the
Messrs APPLETON g. Co., will have to charge Prof.
at and Loss with the cost of printing-unless. in
deed that circle of other faitering friends" should
come forward and foot the bill
We are also indebted to Messrs. BERRY & Co.,
for the following new publications:
THs BIoorsroxs: BY Donold Macleod Charles Scribner,
@ New York: 1858.
10. Mr. MACLEOD if we mistake not was formerly
editor in this city, and considered to be gen
tIenan of respectable talents We have not vet
read bis book but find it very ayorably noticed in
several respectable journals
Up THE RIVER: BY w. 7. shelton Charles Scribver
New York: 1855 z55t
This is a very readable book, well printed and
Illustrated
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. /:

The weather is cloudy and from present APPEARANCE
are likely to have more falling weather. Cumberland rver
is falling slowly. a. q
CorToS-The market firm at present quotations. Sales
yesterday Of S54 bales at s11as.65. y s~~---S -
ToBAcco.-Two hhdsof Tobacco were sold yesterday at
A. Hamiltons at 51la55x Also two hhds al Johnson
Horne Co.'S at "a 50as5 90. - +.
FLou-Snce weekly report Saturday there has been
an advance four The supply is limited, and exclusive
ly Of Tennessee Manufacture and is held at SO 5aat7
SuGaR-IAe arrivals have caused slight reduction in
the highest figures of last week. $ IS
No change in other articles in the Grocery trade
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eR- We call the attention of the Farmers of
Middle Tennessee to the card of T. W. FLEMING in
this morning paper. Mr. FLEMNG's character as
business man is known to many of our readers
in the Eastern portion Of the State and through
out Georgia
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gB Capt CREIGHTON of the Three Bells was
waited on IN the City Hall, New York, by the au-
thorites and a very large number of citizens
Among them was Gen Scott ewas received by
three hearty cheers from the crowd, which was fol-
lowed by three hearty cheers for Captain CREIGH-
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c4y1 William Chambers has returned from Amer
lea with impressions Of the country the most ia
vorable. London Is already placarded with an
nouncements OF the forthcoming volume OF the
journal, and among the features is a series of
papers on America as it is not it has been rep
resented, by William Chambers. From the char
acter of the man, fair, impartial account may reas-
onably be expected
1t is well known that Sheridan Knowles, the
play writer and whilhom an actor, is now Baptist
minister. He i lecturng vehemently against Po-
perry oddly enough his son, Richard Brinsley
knowles, young man of learning and ability, has
Just become a Roman Catholcl
Bentley has published biography, literary and
political Of Benjamin D'Israei, by an unknown
author Contrary to custom, the writer makes his
hero not a saint but a sinner and one of the worst
at that. Were the ex-Chancellor a highwayman
itwoud be impossible to paint him in darker col
oFs. His biographer is malicious, and pelts him
with mud as did the Athenians Aristides. He UNI
Justly represents him as man devoid of honor,
character, or honesty.-LOndon letter. .
~ Some three years age man accompanied
bya young lady to whom he was devotedly attach
ed, stopped at Springfield while on a travelling ex-
curslon, and engaged horse and buggy at one of
the livery stables there to be absent some days.
The stated number of days having gone by, and the
young man failing to appear, caused the owners Of
a hanblll headed stop theft In the meantime
the Young man made his appearance and Judge OF
his surprise to find himself at once seized by the
officers of justice He endeavored to reason and
cxpostulate with the owners Of the horse and car
rage assuring them that he was wholly innocent
OF any criminal intentions and offered them the
.ull price of the establishment to be released All
shs proved unavailing TO the hardened wretcbes-
Rather than suffer the ignominy of trial. which
would have resulted in the exposition of the Young
lady and hishghiy respectable connections heis now
in our State prison. sick and emaciated serving out
his sentence which expires in about twenty DAYS
lie never disclosed the above facts until yesterday
nor woull they even now be known but for his be
ing in such debIitated state as TO make him fee
alarmed for his life. May his future day days b
crowned with happiness Boston Post
~ universal cry after marriage is, 81 wisl
we had the money now that threw away a
our wedding. "-Er.
Ii that was the only cry after the preparation
Of matrimony we think married folks would bt
like the bay tree-ever green, never itkA- Clere
lead Herald
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OF A fellow in Texas has just invented a
Strengthening plaster, which will enable you to
take up anything, from four months note to a
hogshead of sugar.
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Dry Goo d $,


Consisting othe greatest variety Ladies Dress Goods of
new STYLES Just received direct from the, Importers
Woolens Suifs Women and Gentlemens Wear, superior
black and colored Twiled French Cloths and Doe Skin
Casseres new style ancy Cassimeres Notified Cassmers
black blue cadet and mixed Sattnets Fancy Plaid do of
entirely patterns Marno Jeans black blue gray and
godmxed do bright coored Plaid Jeans black and fancy
Silk and Satin Vestings Cashmere and Valecennes do,
French Vest Shapes black Silk Velvet of superior quality
black and coored Tabby Veves high coored Cashmeres
Cashmere de Coss, Muslin de lanes Scotch Plads Can
ton Cloths Solid coored Muslin de LAME all wool French
and English merinos Silk warp Apacca rich lustre Bro
cade Apaccas fancy coored Alpaca silk figured Lama
of all widths fancy coored Silks Dress Silks of style
and great variety rich Paris Blk Silks Plaid Silks Wa
tered Popns Lyons blk Silk Veyet fancy Paris Silk Yes
ting Barha do Bonnet Ribbons OF great variety new styles
and superior quality black and coored Mantua Ribbons,
Cap and Black Velvet do brown green and blue Berage
Silk Gloves of ali qualities Cloth Gloves heeced ned
Mems and Womens Cashmere Gloves Twisted Silk Mtts,
Lace Mitts and Gloves Of all the different prices and
tiles Black and colored Cashmere Al pacca Lawns, VOL
and Merno Hose and half Hose black, red, blue, yellow
and fancy coored Prints OF every variety four quarter
double purple and English Prints Furniture Prints Tur
key Red do, Cashmere do, new style English do;
bleached Musns and Drings Of all qualities and widths
brown Musns and Drillngs of all widths; blue drab-
red green and marble Blankets large stock OF Bed Ban
kets Crib Blankets, steamboat berth do, heavy grey
brown and white Macknaw Blankets, Duiili do, Union
twiled do, Plaid Alpaca rayelllngJ Blankets Negro
Blankets Plaid horse do white, yellow, scarlet and green
Fannels Bed Tickings, 3d. rs and "A wde-Furnlture
and Apron Checks Hickory Shrtlngs Mariners stripes
and counerpane Cnecks fahc9 t'e.' O"PH, m Ao',
woolen Comforts and the greatest variety OF Trimmings
and Lace work white goods of all qualities, Swss,s Nan
sook Book and Null huslins, Jaconet Cambria Cross
barred Muslins, white and colored Cambrcs, Needles
Pins Silk Linen and Cotton Threads Buttons tor Over
coats dress coats pants and vests Brad Tapes DC DC
Also-I5O cases Beaver, Silk, Moleskn and Angola Hats
Kossuh and Mexican soft Hats black, white and colored
black and coored wool Hats large stock OF Caps OF every
VARIETY Umbrellas of all the different sizes and qualities
new fall style Silk Bonnets trimmed Travelling Bags,
Carpet d. Satchels Hardware, Cutlery, Paper &c &c
The stock is the largest ever offered in this market and Will
be sold freely Several large consgnments which we have
instructions close The latest of French and other
continental Goods compose large portion Of this stock
s With positive instructions 10 close out several con-
senments the sale will be made without reserve
DUNCAN, MORGAN CO.
Nashville Jan, Is "a
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eR The New York Express has an extract from
private letter of high authority, to the following
effect "France will soon declare war against Rus
STA the Emperor is ripe for it, and is only re-
strained by prudential considerations connected
with England"
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az We understand that the City of Huntsville,
which arrived last evening" brought about23O cabin
passengers and about 100 Geek passengers. A good
sign this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-03

. ~ Mr.. CRANDALL of the Chattanooga Adcer-
tiser and Mr.. PARHAM, of the Gazate, have been in
the city for several days past
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r. Rev. F. A Ross, D. d. will preach at the
third Presbyte rian, formerly the old Chrstian)
Church, on next Sunday, at II o'clock, A. NJ, and
at o clock, T. NJ
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DIR. DEwEY.-We learn that this eloquent lectu-
rer has taken passage on the splendid steamer VIM.
Garvin at Louisville, and will arrive in this city to-
day
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sHr We had the pleasure of seeing Col. GAR
DENnIRE, Of Sparta, in the city on Yesterday.
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COMING TO NASHVILLE
CHAMBERs II PECk's hAMhorH

~ W.. S.s,ss in California ard 81 the Land asd Pa
{ ciac Routes cornmencej 1919, completed isoS-
sfor thar twice Inc size ordinary Panoramas and As -
perior in fidelity, artistic execution AID generai 'ns
4 "a mammoth m its proportions. "A.
80 Due notice Will be given OF It's arr
dec7 Ut. l. r. Una
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Usage ORANGE,

The Hedge Plant or AmerICa. II
TUST received fresh supply of PiTKINS FRESH OsGgs
81 Grunge Seed, by T. WELLS :
feb2 '54-tawfsw Market st.
pratical treatise the propagation of the plant fur
nished fire e Of charge by applying as above
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Odd.FellOWS' Hall.
THE ORIGINAL AND FAR-FAMED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OR
Swiss Bell Ri1aEers,
For Five Nights Only T.!

In connection with Baynes celebrated Fanoramas Of
VOYAGE TO EUR0PEl
Assisted bv the celebrated Vocalist Mr. GEORGE BREW
IS and the unrvaIed performer SIGNOR FlfFlN the
beautiful instrument composed OF Wood and Stra caeC
the
Observation-Disclosures
The novel and astonishing performances of this Company
have been received with unbounded applause, ny all who
have listened tue ectng the highest encon INNS OF h
Press and exciting the wonder and admiration OF eminent
Musicians ali the principal cities Ut the United States and
Europe 81 ~. -..
This celebrated Company comprises the following welL
known and talented Performers
Mr.. GEORGE BREWIS, Vocalist,
Mir c. MAATHERS, Yi1linst -r ..s.-.-.
Mr. A J ECKLES, Guitarist,
Mr. JULIUS GIRAFFE, Pianist, ..
SIGNOR FiTTINI, Musical Director,
Mr. NJ. l.. WEBSTER Manager.
In the of The evening Mr. e. Bress VIII Introduce
some of the choice Songs aud Ballads comprising
Iections from the eminent composers of the present
day. including some Mr.. Henry !uSses Celebrated De-
scriptive Scenes.
THE Ship fire." "rfe Gamblers Wife,
"Tbe Gin Fend :" "Aan the Life Boat ~
'The Newfoundland Dog "Old .Iing Time Z"
1.-The Dream of the RevelIei," &c &c.
- In consequence Of the immense expense the prie
of admission will be, Adults 50 cents. ldren 25
~ Entertainment commences at u O'Clock
~ Entertainment Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
ln3l 'j4-tf
ADELPHI THEATRE.
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The Hat of the Season.

TOR obvious the Hats manufactured by Water
Il field Walker have long enjoyed extensive popularity
and borne the helm in the field Of competition Their MOI
to has been to produce the best possible HAT tn
lowest possible price. This they have successfully
pshed Their finest Hats be had for FIVE dollars
while their four liar Hat is the best at the price of
fored IN the city. fine supply just finished at
james "a WATEkFlELD & WALKERS.
THE METROPOLITAN HAT. IT
OF THIS desirable and popular Hat We have fine
" rety They the finest offered in this city
We have them in Black, White Drab and Brown.
jan2S ~ WATERFlELD WALKER. p
TO LADIES.
OUR Stock of Fancy FURS still comprise some fine
Sets of English, Fitch and Super Lynx, which we
JONES 81 awATERFIELD & WALKER.
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
NTE have the most select assortment OF fancy HATS
w and CAPS for Children offered in this city, We
jan28 "a wATERFIELD WALKER.
City Hat and Cap Store 20 North Side the Square next
Cowboys. ,',t
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.
T WISH to lmy tract of LAND on the Nashville asa
i and Chattanooga Railroad, about 10 miles from ~
the city The tract contains l43A acres about 50
cleared and in cultivation has on il good and COM
Portable frame dwelling house. with plenty housesa
well Of good water &C. The whole tract lies WELL and is
desirable farm will give bargain in the land. Those
wishing TO purchase might do well to and examine it.
For information in regard to the land apply to c. W.
Nance ESQ., or to the Undersigned at Kimbros Ml
the Nolensvile Turnpike =. SAhPL KI,iBR0a
-.-lLE q
CUGAR.-2Oo hhds Louisiana Sugar all grades. for
~ sale by JANIS 81 w. II. GORDON co.
NIOLASSES.-30ob bs Extra Plantation MOasses,
vi for sale by jan25 "a W. ii. GORDON co.
I n LASSWARE-l64box boxes TGnlblers and Jars, for
VI saleby JANIS 81 W. H.GORD0N 4 co.
| CoDA-5O kegs best Birmingham Soda, for sale BY
y ian25 "a w H. GORDON co.
! NHEEsE-Ioo boxes W Cheese, for sale BY
" JANIS "a w. H. GORDON & co.
| PIO COFFEE-lo5 bags prime Rio Coffee. TO arrive
IL per Howard for sale by w. H. GORDON a GO.
! DOARDING HOUSE-We are keeping a hrst
ID class Boarding House at No 50 Cedar street, uncer
| the Superintendent of Dr. WIZ. A. BNNs and Lady;
\ JANIS "a DAbbo q FohIh.-
NUM DROPS-A SUPPLY OF GUN ARABIC
| VI Drops Received this day JOHN Nixon.
janis
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LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEES,

MINE THOUSAND PAPERS, new crop. Just fseessd,
warranted fresh, nc, comprising AL zoe ss',SsS
usually brought this market-Exia EaTy reaS, 10y
Nav Peas Six Week Beans Glove Onions &C. &c, ~ mo
;snsa "a } g. BROWN. IS College ST.
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y.IUARIEIAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale 500 of very rich LAND IN Stewart
i County, fronting Cumberland River opposite Dover
about q OF mile 500 superior bottom Land about
40 or 50 cleared the balance finely mbered hne
Inon Ore Bank was recently discovered ON the land p
AIS0.-4200 acres Of LAND IN Lewis county, about ~
miles Southwest from Columbia. All finely timbered
cent so to 100 cleared tine water power nexhausble
STOCK ranse Also superior article of Iron Orc 5i
said Land is about or miles from the tennessee and
Alabama Railroad and will make fine stock fsrrs
and will sold on liberal terms exchanged for proper
ty in or Nashville. a I. -
ALSO-A FRAME HOUSE with CT 5 rooms and 10
acres of Land, adjoining Gallain the Louisville road
formerly occupied by Rev. jesse W. Hume
Persons wishing purchase any OF the above Valuable
Real Estate, will apply Dor address Rw BROWN
lanSl S4 Real Estate gent
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- TO GARDENEKS.--t.ERM = :
MARRIED or single man, with without capital
N capable of managing a MARKET GARDEN. who
would like 10 set his labor against good house aud
y Of first rate ground hall the expenses of cu
tvatioa. aud divide the profits hear OF place byap
plying at this office.
Jan a. '54-n
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FEBRUARY.

Observation-Disclosures
PuTNAMFOR FEBRUARY. =
IA gA0J a4-ss 4 -
4 TOON & RUTLAND, have receiyed-e8 g -
d PUTNAM,s MAGAZINE for February.
F. o '.Washingons Early Days continued. and win,
-. with aModen Greek Customs places of Public
Amusement Boarding Schools .Notes from my
Knapsaek, ETC., etc, be read with interest.
ls------
ToON e. RUTLAND, have just received
THE AMERICANS OWN BOOK:
| Containing the Declaration of Independence with
the Lives Of the Signers Constitution of the Uni ted
States; the inaugural Addresses and First Annual
- Messages Of all the Presidents, from Washington to
!, 80 Pierce; with Portrait of each President r.
ETHAN ALLEN, h r.s,8s1 s.'5sF. .,5-rs,.. q III
And the Green Mountain Heroes of 7s with sketch
p zgasof the early History of Vermont BY w. De
THE CHRISTIAN WORLD UNMAsKED.
ab11 BY John Berridge A. NJ, Vicar of Everion, Bed
fordshre. with life ofhe Author, by Rev Thos Guth
rie, DID, ~ 11,s'' 4,t>f'O@ ~
THE AMERICAN STATESMAN; e9d1o II
Or Illustrations of the Life and Character Of Daniel
Webster. Designed for American Youth. By Rev.
JOS. Barnard author Of Plymouth and Pilgrims
NEW ACCOUNT BOOKS.
ToOn & Rutland hapejast rectirel.- ei'a- .
'' great variety of Blank Books Pass and Memoran-
DUN Books, &c, which they offer at very reasonable
prices. 5-4.,g.-s9 az eEi8.d
Diapers Patent Albright Inkstand:
az. The INK may be kept for any length of time in as
good condition as in sealed bottle 1t is simple In con-
sructon and easily taken apart to be ceansed or rsed
Just received BY febll TooN RUTLAND.
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OF +. DUNTON.
Feb /, So %: July 5, 1914 26.
March l. 7, 8. 9. %. % 90; August 2, g. % Il 80;
April ), 10 4 2s; Sept. 5, s. 7, %, 81 q;
May 8, 10, "a 81 Oct 4, II Is;
June7, 81 l. %; Noy.1, s, % 20; ..-
'H Dec 6, 20 & 27.
And Sales every Thursday Night through the year
Janis 1s54-dEwlm JOS. T. DUNTON.
NOTICE,-The Auction Sales of Real Estate adver-
tised bv r. A. Balowe to take place the 2lst inst
was postponed until Saturday, the 2Sh January inst.
ian22 "a A. BALLoWE, General Agent.
INFANT SCHOOL.-The Spring Session OF Mrs.
/ Kinks Infant School commenced on Monday the 3Oth
inst Her SchooLroom is No H. South Vine Street She
would be glad to have pupils commence as early in the
session as possible. Parents will please bear this mind
febl '54-1w.
MEDICAL BOOKS.-Alarge lot of Medical Books
INl latest editions. Just received and for sale by
febl CHARLES W. SMITH.
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THE YAsHyIUE DRAN.TIo cIuR


BENEFIT OF THE PooR-The Nashville Dramatic
on Tuesday evening next On this occasion they
will repeat. by request, the beautiful and classic
tragedy of "Ecadne." They will also perform, as
an afterpiece, the operate tragedy of "Bombastes
Furioso." The Dramatic Club" is composed of
highly respectable and intelligent young men, who,
on their first appearance exhibited fair share of
histrlonc talent On the occasion of this their
second appearance, We expect to witness a very
credltab!e performance. As the proceeds of the
entertainment will be given to the suffering poor of
city, We need hardly say that we look for a
crowded house. Let every benevolent man put
aside dollar for the occasion. ~
~ The medical faculty OF New York are ma
king an effort to induce the legislature to egaze
dissection. 1t seems that while the medical COL
leges required by law to teach anatomy, they
are forbidden by another law to mpart that knowl-
edge in the only way in which it can be acquired
that is by dissection. They ask that the bodies
OF all who die in prisons and aims houses be given
to the colleges for anatomical purposes The sub
Ject Is much discussed in the newspapers, but
while admitting the necessity of the medical univer-
sites being provided with bodies the feeling is
against granting the prayer of the memorial ~.
The Swiss BELL RINGERs.-There was another
full and fashionable house at the Odd Fellows Hall
last night and the beautiful painting of the Voyage
10 Europe appeared all the more lovely when wit
messed in connexon with the charming music of
the 5el-rlngers. We repeat, that there has never
been finer entertainment in the city than thatnow
spread at Odd Fellows Hall
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ONE WEEK LONGER OF THE
EOLIAN MINSTRELS.

NJESSRS. VAN LEW AND DEAYES, would beg
vi leave TO inform the citizens Of Nashville that in
auence of the unfvorabe state Of the weather during the
past week, that they will appear in SIX MORE Of iher
popular CONCERTS, commencing on Monday evening,
January 30th jan 30