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7 II. CUREET, CABINET MA -
q kER AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKEN, S1z--a--S
begs leave inform his friends and the public generally
that he has ken ufbose large and commodous Store
Rooms in Cooper buildings the corner of Cherry
and Deadericl Streets where he will keep constantly
hand full assortment OF Furniture of all kinds.
Furniture OF every description made TO order OF the best
materials, and warranted TO stand.
Repairing done with dispatch and in the best style.
Mattresses OF all kinds made 10 order
r43 Collins OF every description both of wood and
metallic and everything necessay for funerals furnished at
the shortest no..ee.
~. All orders left at this store will be promptly at.
tended to, 5nJh day and night
- Orders 81 Telegraph, Steamboats,, Railroads, or
from the surrounding country viii receive strict attention
ianS
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7TIME SALE OF GROCERIES, BY IL. s.

Il FRENCu, FRIDAY, Ylh lust. at 10 O'Clock A n.
100 bhds Fair 10 Prime Sugar
50 bags i.,o Coffee;
100 bbS MolasseS
100 halfbblS Golden Syrup
100 bbls Whisky
With other articles IN the Grocery line.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
dec5 ii ), FRENCH
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RICH FALL AND WINTER
D D ID 5 81
WY A. & J. G. McCLELLAND have JUST received the
w largest and best selected stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods offered in this market which they offer 10 the
trad lower prices than they be found In any other
house N the city. AT No. 20 Public Square.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Brocade Silks; Rich Printed de Laines
Check do; Rich Plaid do;
Plain do Elegant Plaid Cashmeres;
Super blk 10; e Glasgow Plaids;
Plaid Poplins Plain Nous. LANES;
Plain do; Fr'ch Meripos Cashmeres;
Rob Roy Silks; English and German Mernos;
Nat do Iair
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CASH! CASH!

HXTNTED al the south Nashville Furniture FACTORY Of
w good SEASONED LUMBER -
100000 feet OF 4 inch Walnut Plank--wide;
$4,000 do q do do do do;
10000 do g do do do do:
i000oo DO Walnut Scantng feet long T. s In sore;
10000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do 4 inch Cherry Plank-wide;
$4,000 do "a do do do;
$4,000 do q 60 do do;
$1,000 dc Ash ranging from y in .hick-side plans;
Also Poplar OF all sizes used for Cabinet purposes for
which Gun will be paid on delivery
Also % or S0gOod CABIN Ell MA KERS wanted 70 whom
lar prices will be given in cash. Also or 90 UP.
HOLSTERS. None but good workmen need aPpy.o o.
anil
NOIiCE.-ON FRIDAY TIiETHiRD DAY
~ OF March next, ct the late residence Of Geo-ge ".
Martin Sr, deceased in Tetts Bend Of Duck River abot
eight miles East Of CentTeTle Hickman county Tennessee.
will sell to the highest bidder, or a credit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving nCe Wi goo free hold
securities resident citizens of Hickman county Ne follow
Improperly. VIZ: Some likely Negroes to wt-Two Men
two Women aud their children, Horses Cattle, Hogs
Farming Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
lan-sw5t GEO. W. MARTIN,
Executor, &c.
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MEDICINAL.
- - :
WHOLE SALE.
WHOLE SALE.
D r. II G S Il O. r. &.
Corner of Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
VI. F. GRAY, 3sioa

@ SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
= ARMSTRONG; WHOLESALE Dealer in Drugs, Med
icines Paints DIVES, Glassware, and VARIETY Goods
Corner Of Broad and Market street, Nashville, Ten.
nessee Would respectfully inform the public that he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong. Druggists
of Broadway and Market where he intends keeping
& large and wei assorted stock of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils TuIpentine, Dye Stifs, Window GLASS; Glass Ware
aud all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for TIE Country Trade
Druggists, Merchants, Physicians Manufacturers and
Planters, invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined sell st such
prices will give satisfaction 10 ALL the qualify of the goods
warranted TO be represented large stock having
been purchased in the Fast since purchasing the stock will
enable him 10 compete with any house in the South west He
offers for sale low for cash. or on time prnctual
500 gallons Tanners OIL 500 lbs Litharge;
10 bbls Iinseed do; 1000fts Venetian Red;
5 bbls Lard do l000fbs Spanish Whiting;
bbls Epson Salts 40 bxs Boon's Scotch Snuff
500 lbs Ex Logwood; 90 bxs CARROTS do do;
200 TBS Nader; bbls Macaboys Snuff;
175 lbs Muraie Tin 1000fbs Putty;
500 lbs Alum; 500 lbs Aqua Amcna;
$50 lbs Gum Camphor; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre
5o00Tbs Sup Carb SODA; 500 lbs Sulphuric Acid;
so gross NJ Lanes Vermfg &c 500 lbs Nitric do;
20 gross Fahnstocks do 500 lbs Muriatc do;
so gross Mustang Linament 10 lbs Syrup Iod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers Beeswax Ginseng, &c. taken in trade at
ket prices oct30
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[rNIIE ..NNIGNED ENTEND 80 KEEP

Il larger ana varied stock OF goods than ever be
fore, and confidently l0Gh TO their ulner friends for sup
port in their enterprise public notified that
great bargains bc had in TIE old stock deter
mined % close much Of possible before the
ceipt of new Goods iaul re NcNAIRY & co.
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aEELLENER 4.
FASHIONABLE CL0THTNG AND TAILORING EsTAB.
iISHMEET

LISHMEET,
No. Il, Cl1r STREE, fge doors from tie Plc Square,
WHERE may be found choice and well selected >2R
w stock OF Cloths, Casmeres and Nestings all "a
OF which will be made up to order in the FASH III
lonabie STYLE aud al short notice be done IN any
city in the Unon and al prices to suit the times.
Ready Made ClOthiHs.-COats, Pants, and Vests Of
all kinds. A line assortment of HENS Furnishing
Goods: Silk and MeIno under Shirts, Shirts Stocks
Gloves, Suspenders, Cravat Pocket Handkerchief silk
and linen, Shirt collars, Umbrellas, DC,
"a Garments cut at the shortest notice Please call and
examine mr 81 TH0S J. H0uGH Agent.
CUMB ERLAND COAL.--The undersigned bias
~ at his yard, on College street, opposite Capt Horues
Paint Shop fine lot OF be best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices. The public are invited
to call and try this coal. JAMES HUGHES.
80 Having Wagons and Teams. am at all times pre-
pared to furnish my old customers and friends with Sand
and Gravel or TO do any hauling that may be required
NaShiile, October o. 1858 s-.- j. IL.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED
i with him business, 10. 4. GIBSON ofthis civ
under the style of STEYENS& GIBSON
We have removed to NOe.'s building, No 3 College
street, opposite Edwards Il Harris I'd door from Church
street. and would respectfully solicit my former Gus
toners continuance other patronage.
Nashville, Dec. 6, 1858 JN0. 3. STEVENS.
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SiIlhmBUA-fS.
NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CiNCin
Natl PACKET


@BEDFO RD j n. CoRBErr, Master.
THIS new and swift light dtanght steam "a
Il er viii regularly between the above SSsFssfssi
cifies-leavng Nashville escsaieruate Sat ssz-ssizs
urday at p and Cincinnati each alternate Sunday at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
Captain CoRsErr viii give prompt and careful attention
TO any and all buspe; entrusted 10 his care
Respectfully solicit from liberal public due proper
ton Of the business between the cities, and premise they
shall 20, i've disannointed 4. l.. DAVIS
jan. Agent, U. , Mail facket on.ce
Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Packet.
THE splendid passenger steamer Ell ss-ra r.
i Press Capt. d. 5. ScuDDEE, VIII szzissszy1{sS
co = nert,c ,nn ming the above trade and -
make regular trips there during the season ro,,
For freight or passage, apply to A. hAAh-ioN,
JAM Agenl.
Degular huntsville and Waitsbor0 FSS>@k
IL PACKET-The steamer REP BLiC, AA34sazzTtSis5zs
Can't ARMSTRONG viii commence running
in the above trade soon water will permit and con-
tnue the upper trade during the season. For freight o.
passage applyto = HAMlLToN,
dec29 Agent:
CTEAMEk IROQUOiS, G. Pc y2ass@4- n
y TERSON, MASTER. This splendid steam ssvsssss ts'
err having been thoroughly repaired, will run s e
Nea regular Packet between this Port and
Frw Orleans and will leave the first rise of water. For
eight or Passage apply to J. r. fEATMAN,
oct2S Agents.
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GREAT BARGAINs.-HAy-
OYsTERs! OYSTEKs .!-NO

nYSTEiSS! OYSTERS !!-NO rs n
OSHANiAG ABOUT am receiving daily NsA OF
Holt MatbJ' superior planned Oysters thro' VIZ
from Baltimore, in tcs Selling at my old price 81 per
whole 81 per half Warranted 10 be large fine
and fresh. Remember tie place No T. Public Square
south side between Front and Market streets sign Of the
Red Chest, WILLIAM NJ MILLER
dec5O A
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-S eekIy Steam
Pa bots

ALEONIA. .........CA Cart. JAMES MILLER
SAI.I.IE WEST ................. CAPT. j. v THRoOP
THE above splendid steamers will COM ff798xE'~ "a
i their regular trips on the first aTrsifrSS'
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in E5s-ssss
The trade during the season. leaving Nashville ana St Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday alta NJ. For freight pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply TO
nov6 A. HAMILTON, Agent
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CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.-Wk
u have I.lncal Nd. nLices of CandE as fnoMs:

=
And would especially inform city and country merchants
who make their purchases in this market of Confectonaries
and Fancy articles would 90 well call and examine before
purchasing esea lere. COMPTON & HOPPER.
iau5-dsz-tf No 81 Broadway
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.E.;slIl. NOTiCE.ETHE IN.

" DEkoiGHLD having associ4,ed with him Mr. X. T..
KIRKPATRICK, 10 the Fancy Retail Dry Goods Business,
will continue the Business at the old stand No 55 Col
lege street. under Ire style and firm ef K C McSAIRY
i Co. j4ui L G. McNAIRY.
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STEAMER HOWARD.-R.Y. IE1n@a1 b
= NORTHERN Masier.-Ths splendid Ss5s.5TlffSsS
steamer is now in fine order and will run isessz-sss
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She will leave the first rise of water
For freight passage apply TO
noY9 J& r. YEATMiY, Agents
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NIARsIIALL,s UTERINE CATHOLICoN.

M AtStiADL'S tIfSRINE CATEfOLiCON.
lfor the disease of Females, is of the extra
ordinary and valuable medicines extant 1t prepar-
ed by DR.. Taos. PoMRRoy OF New York. an Aoppthic
Physician who has practlced successfully in Utica New
York forty years lis discovery the result of chance
Of disorders For years has been tested every part
OF the world In the State of Tennessee it has performed
wonderful cures will not that it has been
IN every case but when it does not fails
heye the most distressing symptoms l permitted by
William Parkes Esq. of Lawrenceburg state that in
few weeks completely cured his negO girl who had been
for five years in the hands of physicians who had not been
able 10 relieve her. II
For sale by every Druggist in the State, ana BY
ALEX. MACKENZIE
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TIE iIRfFEsN BERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
RE compounded with the utmost care and SKIN and the
ingredients thoroughly tested by the most eminent
Chemists They especially valuable for the prevention
and cure of evers in general all Bilious and Liver com.
plants Costveness, Imperfect Digestion Deficient action
OF he bowels Sick Headaches, Influenza Asthma and
variety OF other chronic diseases and in fine all fai
y uses Price, with full directions % cents per box
For sale by ALEX MACKENZIE
dec5. No Il, College street.
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A Great Medicine for Females,

The unparalleled effects of this restorative in al
plains incident females. marx in the
mails of medicine Thousands of stimulan have been
vented-thousands of pOriing
TO be specified in the various diseases and arrangements
which delicate formation OF woman render her liable
Inc result has heretofore been uniform These
have indeed impaired momentary yivaoity the
system, transient and delusve ygor the muscles;
this fash of relief has been succeeded depression
prostraon greater than before and the onl has often
utterly para the raYe power the
and the vital and finally destroy tbs unapy
Rnlin
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MOrse's InvigOratins Elixir.
ed nhennnein In the mite I.iedica h,Ihnrln

presented aphenomeHa In the Hatera Inedca hitherto
unhears slim ulant without reaction. ---s
The herb which forms its main ingredient, has been ad
med by all the great medical and pharac ntical insu
tons of Europe to be in this sui geners Dr. Morse
whose undisputed authority sciences, dlscOv
cred the pr0du in Arabia where his attention
ted BY the wonderfully inviOatiHg effects Idueed
the natives. In fact The wonderful endurance The
eXhaustless vgOr exhibited by the Arab of both
their desert pgrmages attributable the Of this
talizing herb.
A.. L. alaA
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DAG hOElC4-.-TBlS GNk5E3SIGNED EAR
j. NEST sarts all OF his friends TO make prompt set
Elements Tor oil oia balances. joul re McNAiRI.
NO-PAELFH E8SdiI' MOTTO WING
this dav assrciJ;el with me In the Dry Goods Bust
Mr. JAMES NHELESS, the business will hereafter
be conduceI under the style aud firm of BOILING 4
WHELESS ljan2l K z. BOILING
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rrRIIC LECTURES.

LSO.-Rcceived this week large lot of Trunks.
n Shirls, Stocks, etc. for sale low at
lana LANDE & EISBACrS.
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THE AMERICA.-THIS FA-

THE AMERICA.-THIS "a fI-"nn "A
i vorte Passenger and Freight steamer, kY+3Sifi{fs
now at Smthland, has been thoroughly
paired the past summer, and will resume her regular trips
under the command of Capt EEsg JOHNSON between this
port and New Orleans the first Of water and
nue until the season closed Forfreght passage ap
ply to JOHNSON WEAVER,
novl2 Agents
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! % 7 KAHN n
NGEy ARRANGEMENT.

w NJ JOHNSON. The style of the firm will be the
same as heretofore. THOMPSON & co.
NEW SILKS.-tVE HAYEJUSr RECEIV-
N ED lot Of plain, plaid and brocade Silks, which
with make complete selection Of goods
for this season # tie year,
Thankful for past ITUTs, The firm hopes for contin-
usnce OF the confidence Of their customers.
jana THOMPSON & co.
TrOE KEN "A COMFORTABLE DWELL
ING house with some eight ten roams and gar
den of acres with line fruit trees. good stable
and carnage house. and within minutes walk of the
Square, known as the Kezer property.
Appyto 5. P. ALLISON,
jana No. 81 Cherry street
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With variety Ofiow price de LANES, &c.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, ETC.
Cambrics Jackouets Swisses Tarlatons;
Vat. Laces Edgings and Insertings;
Jackonet and Swiss Trimmings and Founcings;
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chimzettes;
JacOnet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen, Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs; in great variety;
Kid Gloves, Silk and Wool do;
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do;
Black Lace, Wells Ribbons, g..
In Cloaks, Tamas and Mantss, we have the richest
sorment offered in this market Velvet Satin Cloth
and silk; all coors. with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvet for making them,
..... .. STAPLE GOODS.
DYE FLOUR.-Russell & Bond, 81 Broad Street,
III have Just received excellent article of RYE FLOUR
bolIed and unbolted- B&rw nnvS
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TTHOSE FINE SNUFFS.-Just received per steam
L er A. L. Davis $50 pounds of SNUFF of superior quail
tiles of the tine brands of CARROTS superior Scotch Snuff
in bottles; Rooms Macaboy in bottles and kegs. Also,
sup ror quality of French Rsppee gallon jars suitable to
travellers Also, large lot OF fine Cavendsh Chewing
Tobacco new article, with assortment of Chalk Pipes
The above articles am prepared TO sell Wholesale
Retail as cheap as any house in the West
nova JAMES MOORE.
Tobacconis, sign Little Indian corner Cherry and Cedar
streets, Nashville
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ENOR RENT-FOR THE ENSUING; YEAtf
farm OF fifty acres of land the Charlotte Pie four
miles from Nashville, with good improvements 'N'
dec2l X. A. BALL0WE Gen Agent
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GLERK WANTED.-A young who writes
" good hand and hasa general knowledge of accounts
obtain situation by making application, with refer
ences, to NJ. box So Post Office.
Nashville, Nov. H. 1858.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS would call
the attention OF dealers to the heavy Stock OF Wall
Papers, receiving and prepared to offer the
most favorable terms. septl5 w. W. FINN.
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Confusion gddness rush of blood the head melancholy,
mental dcoiy, hystera, thoughts sell de-
sruction fear of insanity hypochondass dyspepsia geEe
ra prostraOn, irrtabiity nervousness inability Sleep
diseases incident TO females decay of the pTopogatng
Ons hyseria monomania tsrrors, papiiaOh of
heart, impotency, paon, etc. from Whatever
arising is there sany reliance to be placed hu
unI.nnl .irEaII
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Imports, or 10 whatever way cor rt.
venue nav be raised. Add il they
eohtributs according 10 their represen-
tAtion. WIZ should they not Be benz
hted IN the same proportion oct of a
common fand
No reasoning Is necessary % come
ta the conclusion which have come 20
with regard to the construction which
should be given 20 the deeds Of eession
and resolutions az Congress relating 20
the lands For. SIR. The FIRST clause ef
article sixth Of the Constitution declares
that all engagements entered into m.
der the Confederation shall be valid un-
der the Constitution. The language
is:
IAN deh,s contracted and engagements rnssr-
Cd into. before The sdopiea d he Constitution.
shall be a. valid against the unised STATES under
this Constitution as under The Confederation
Did not the Government make an
engagement, under the Confederation.
with Virginia. Massachusetts,. and 9th
er States, who made their cessiohs pre-
vious to the adoption Of the consiiiu-
tion, that the lands ceded should be
disposed Of for the use and benefit Of
all the States. and faithfully Tor that
use. and for none other Whatsoever :
And does not the constitution, as
have Just read, declare that engagement
shall be faithfully kepts Il might be
argued with equal force that the debts
contracted under the Confederation
were discharged by the adoption Of the
Constitution. which suppose. even IN
this day Of progress, no one will con-
tend.
To be concluded in our next.
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IN The Wilmington Herald says that i y
authorized 10 state that delegates TO The Con,en-
lion proposed TO be held o, Wilmington on the
25ih instant, TO consult on measures for the am
proyement Of the har, can travel free over The
Wilmington and Raleigh, and the Raleigh and
Castor Roads; and also That NJ charge. except
for meals. win be made by the passenger boats
ON the River.
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wednesday, May ~.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Gen. Alfred OOCkcry,
or RICHMOND COUNTY.

or Con. DocxrRr has made lhe following
appointments, Of which Mr.. BRAes will NEE
him:
Troy. Montgomery, Monday. May ee.
Ashborough. Randolph. Tuesday. May 20.
MarIey's Mills. Wednesday, May "a.
Peterborough, Chatham, Thursday. May IS.
Graham. Alamance. Saturday. May 81.
Marlborough. Monday, May 90.
Raleigh, "Wednesday. May 81.
BrassGeld's. Granville, Friday. June ?.
Orfofd, Granville. Saturday. June ,.
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Rhode Island.-The Genersl Assem-
bly, Of Rhe5e Island convened at Newpoa On The
70 inst. md adjourned after session q four
days, having completed is business. VIM. W.
Hsp,in. whis. Was insuguraied = Gosernos.
The other state 0iFicers. in drfsuh q 40 fiec-
lion BY the peopIr. were elseied By ihf Assem-
bly,, and are eli Wings.
Conneciicut.-The Legislature Of Con-
neciieut was organized at New Haven on The ID
ind. The people having failed in The election
Of STATE Officers. that duty deroIved upon The lie
gislaiure; consequently Henry Duiioa. Wing
was elected Governor and al ibe resi- Of The State
Offices were filed with Wings.
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BE nav FIy. ils isA much stronger
man "a debate TOO. than had been sup"
posed ready. armed al al points,
equal 20 the emergency. Tie " wool
led his Democratic adversary yester'
day in beautiful style turned the Ia
bles on him amid rosrs Of laughter
brushed away his sophistries with an
iron hand. The Wings were delight
ed with the result Of the interview
more smiling faces We have not seen
Tor long while.
Mr.. Person replied Tor Mr.. Bragg al
much length. The discussion occupied
the whole Of the afternoon. and was
conducted with courtesy and good hu.
NOR.
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Robbery.-The jewelry store Of Mf. U. u
Meyer. in Washington. in this Stale, was robbed
in The night Of the 81 instant, Of watches. jew-
ely, &c. TO the amount Of about "a. 900. Noclae
had been found 10 the detection ofihe robbers.
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The Parliament House Al Quebec. Canada, q
beautiful and espaeious edifce, was destroyed BY
fire on the 9th instant.
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speech OF BIr. ROgers.-Mseh % on
rsres. ws are eOmp<lIed % divide The sPessh Of
Mr.. Rogers on The Land BIZ. % make seens sof
sssersl oshsr articles which eOan no, be dsisyed
We invite attention 10 The portion af The sF<erh
xhirh vii be found in iO-dsys paPet.
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We learn from the Register, that the connec.
iion between the Raleigh and Gasion and the
North Carolina Rail Roads was completed on
the 9th instant, and the iron horse started upon
Il. On the Monday following. The work Of lay
ing the iron on the section Of The Moth Carolina
Rod west Of that city was begun, and is expect
cd to be pushed on with zeal and sigor.
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OUR TABLE.

BiackyyOOti, for April, contains eight ar.
titles: The Commercial Results of the War with
Russia; The Puppets Of all Nations; the Quiet
Heart, Part V; Chronological Curiositcs; The
Reform bills of 1852 aud 1854; The Blue Books
aud the Eastern Question; Life in the Sahara;
and the Cost Of the Coalition Ministry. The az.
tIcles in this publication are always written with
ability, and those which We have read IN this
number possess much interest. Price Of Black.
wood So; Blackwood with The four Quarterly
Reviews Edinburgh. North British, London and
Wcstminsic,-Sl0. Address Messrs. L. Scott
& Go, 81 Gold street. New Yo,k.
ssrahlm, sm May, is also on our table,
and, as usual, Is rich in engravinss. Hcady's
Life of Washington is continued, increasing in
interest as j, progresses.
Putnam's Monthly, for May, CONTAINS
fifteen wrll written ar,ieles with Editorial Notes
On .am,,is an Literature. &c. llis work IS now !.
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