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A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
RUTH HALL,
BY FANlT FFPN
Notiees ofthe Press.

ali any doubts have existed in the minds Of Fanny
Ferns readers as to her being Of genius Ruth
Hall will dispel them. No will fail 10 read the book
through who reads the first chapter 'Nsg York C0Urie.
10 Is such story could produce who had not
genius of high order. II requires no gift Of
prophecy to predict that will produce sensation is
work distinct with genius; it deals n absraetons
but with the living realities of the present tine and Of
this. own aud."-Phk North AHisficgE.
I" Here IS q remarkable bOOk-a book to create a pro-
found sensation. We have read thTOughhe volume 81
400 pages, ia six consecutive hours The story
is told with extraordinary power and interest There
passages in Ruth Hall equal tragic description to any
thing in the works Of Dickens IL is book that will make
sObbng among mothers aud widows aud eau general
signing the sins Of the rich and the sungs OF the
pOOr.'-Aelg l0rk Mirror.
Never did tale abound in so many beautiful images
and so skifully drawn pictures Of the heart. .
Destined to be Of the popular works sTer issued
from the American press. Phit9i,l siia HsrcUvy.
at will be read with avidiy and extend the author
msrIted popularity" YORK journal Of Commerce
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THE
RudimentS Of Architecture & Building

For the Uss of Baild.rs Draagltsass, A1els,ss ,0-
rsess and 1sciGncs.
Edited BY John Bullock, author Of Ihe American Cotts-,
Builder"
NEw EDITION REvBED. 12NO. CIoIH
From tie NS1g lori Itl6aas.
"Several valuable treatisss different branches Of The
Crstcal and practical architecture contained In th4
comprehensive volume They selected from eminent
writers the respective subjsc.s and from lucid and in
sructTe series the leading principles CT architectural
science In previous edition the work issued in two
separate volumes, which conbirsd with the addi
ton of much new matter and many engTa-nSs Tbs
practical directions the part Of building which occupy
ing large space in the work present variety Of details
which may be consulted ~ advantage not only By the
chitect and mechanic but By those who wish mend Their
experience BY the knowledge Of others in the
struction OF dwellings"
From TIE C5uyier ard EaqZivsr.
This volume embraces the History Of Rudimsuts and
Architecture aud Rudmeuts Of the Art Of Building two
separate works revised corrected enlarged and usra
ted with numerous engravings Tho Orders OF Arehec
ture is BY W. II. Leeds; the Styles OF various Countries
by T. Bury the Principles Of Architectural Design By T.
L 0arbett; Greean Monumental Remains from the Art
Journal Glossary Of Architectural Terms by the Editor
Says the Editor We have dealt freely III cur authors
earrecting where they mistook - extending where We
thought they were not eear-euTtaiBg where imagined
they too proCse in their rejecting hoss
Illustrations and illusions which possess no ateFssi to the
American reader
JUST RECEIVED BY W. 4. BERRY & co.
feb2l
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FOR SALE BY W. T. BERRY Il co.
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.

w. I. BERRY & co., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRIMEA with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR and views Of SEyAS.
TOPOL and BAIAKLANA, from the best authorities
By Ernest Sandoz
- Professors GoYAr and AaisIz 81 Cambridge Boz
ton, vouch for the correctness Of tins Aap.
W. BERRY Il CO., have just received
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1885
PARTY LEADERS-by BALDWIN.
THE LAAPLIGHTER new edition.
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSMES-bv Lgwrs
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Finger Rings.

w. L. Berry a Go. have inst received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
By Charles Edwards, Esq With numerous Illustrations
l2mO cloth. Also
THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM. Written by Himself
With Portrait and numerous Illustrations 12no. cloth
YOU HAVE HEARD OF THEM: Being Sketches Of
Distinguished Authors, Artists, Vecasts, Composers &c
By q l2mo. cloth With Portraits on steel of Horace Yer
net and julia Grisi.
MY COURTSHIP AND IlS CONSEQUENCES. By
Henry WikOf I vol lgmo
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BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"
AMI NrnpTu prA nrnn

s'B0OKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
VI FLOOD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SANS FARN FENCE;
MORNING STARS OF THE NEW WcRLD
FIFTY YEARS IN BOTH HEMIsPHEREs;
NoSAMPTUM AND NATICK;
LIVES OF THE QUEENS ENGLAND;
TEE PILGRIMS OF WALsISGHAN;
Hills, LAKES AND FOREST STREAMS
The MONEY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND Shadows
TES NIGHTS IN A Bar ROOM;
TABLES FOR Critics;
FERN LEAvEs-Second Series
MEMORIES OVER THE WATER;
TENNEssRAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY.
The HERMIT s DELL;
HONEY Moon and other COmeaities;
Miss LEsLIEs BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS, TuAT AND The OTHER.
Fer sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.
ON TUESDAY, 9Th MARCH, we will sell for cash.
~ in front of our Warehouse on Market street q very
large and well assorted stock of Groceries consisting IN
par as follows:
so hhds choice Sugar; 12S boxes Glassware;
50 hhds prime do; 5000 Regas Cigars
100 bags Rio Coffee; $50 boxes Manuf'd Tobacco
$50 bbs Molasses; Is Bkgs Domestic Liquors
500 SKIS coarse and tine Salt 100 reams Wrap Paper
% bbs Mackerel; Is boxes assorted Preserves ;
$50 boxes Boston Soap; 100 kegs do Nails
20 boxes Pickles; % boxes Imported Tea
100 bbs Rectied Whskey 50 bbls Loaf and Crd Sugar
TOGETHER WITH
Spice Pepper Indigo, Nader, Pepper Sauce Almonds
Pecans. and various other articles
Many of the above articles TO be sold to close con-
sgnmen and the will be sold without reserve to
which we invite the attention ef the trade
HART 4 H0LLINGSW0RTH
feb27 No. 3 Market street
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az The first tavern opened in Boston was
started by SAML Cole in March, 1884, and the
same year John Cogan opened the first store
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az The prohibitory liquor law bill passad the
Delaware House of Representatives on the 2lst in
slant, by vote of II to 10.
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R-In the Indiana Legislature, on the 18th inst,
the Senate passed bill appropriatng $4,000 Per
annum for Colonization purposes, by vote of 81 to
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HAVE Just returned from the East and receiving
] splendid assortment of rich SPRING GOODS for Gen
teeus wear consisting Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings in all the various Styles to which invite the atten.
ton of customers and the public am also agent for
the sale of SCOTS report of Fashions.
SAM PRICHETT
mar9-lm No "a College street
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Bayard TaylOr's New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; OF, Pic
lures of PALESTINE Asia Minor, Sicily, and
Spain.
With Tinted Frenispicce and Title and Map. Uniform
with Central Africa
just received By ". T.. BERRY 4 co.
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NOTICE.

d. virtue of deed of trust executed to NE BY James
ID N. Stanley and duly registered in the Registers Of
flee of Davidson county shall expose to sale by public
auction for cash. at the courthouse door in Nashville on
Saturday the oath of March, 1885, all the right and title of
said Stanley to t0 Lots tie city Of AGstu and known
Lot No. 49, in the plan of lots laid off BY Hausen
and the other beginning at stable the Northeast OF
No % in the pau both of which partially des-
crbed in the deed to registered in Book No 1s page
6l8 and $40. LEANDER BIGLEY,
mar3-St Trustees
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FOR MEMPHIS.

TINE splendid mail and passenger Packet 6sSe~ h
Il CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, I<kk5s-1ksfsS'
Master will depart above Monday
the 9th inst, at O'clock P. NJ For freight passage
apply on board or 10,
A. HAMILTON, | .u,,
febiG A. l.. DAVIS, HsenN''
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The engagement with Mile. RACHEL to visit the
United States, it is said, has been signed by all
parties. She will be paid 900 francs for the
two hundred representations to be given wherever
may be deemed proper: that is to say six thous-
and francs (Sl ,2OO) for each representation Six
hundred thousand francs will be deposited at her
bankers in Paris, before the departure, which, in
case Of her being shipwreckod, reverts to her fam.
ilv.
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FOR sMITHLANp AND PApUCAH,

g TEAMER ODD FELLOW, CAPT. 10 Haec~ h
y c. LEAkE, will leave here this day Iv&hsszS
at 10 A. N. 49, =
marS-u A, HAMILTON. AOeTf
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NEW SPRING INTERPRETATION,

NEW SPRING HAT!--sEXCELSIORi
@ SIMULTANEOUSLY with the New York Philadelphia
y Houses we this day introduce the New Style of Gen
emens Hats for the Spring of 1856 The style is unique
and elegant of light and graceful proportions and will &C
cupy the foremost place among the Hats of the season 1t
would be superhuous speak of the quality the superior
y of WAKEFIELD WALKERS Fabrics seen at glance
by the critical observer. "Ther nobest effort is the
last and the Hat they offer will be readily conceded
the beau ideal" of the art of Hating
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These Journals rsfally conducted and our pat
ronage proves in accordance with the public They
edited In faith in democratic principles, but spirit
forbearanee and Cancellation towards s parties al
yersng mediums they are unsurpassed; penetrating,
they do into such variety Of households scattered
whole Union read they by al classes of
munty they furnish opportunity for the diffusion
formation which scarcely be obtained elsewhere
BEALS, GREENE & CO.,
marIr 1915 81 Water strseE.foSfon
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FROM CUBA.

New ORLEANS, Feb PA Havana paper says
that arms had been taken away from several Creoles
| who were sent to the United States by the Cres-
| cent City.
Estrampeo had been sentenced to death by the
| garote, and Felix to ten years in chain-gsng in
Africa.
Garcia Munroe has been appointed military
Governor ofHavana, and Condo de Cant Civil Gov
ernor
The British vessels of war Medea Buzzard and
Huzzar were in port.
Everything is gloomy
New ORLEANS, Feb. 81, M.-The tow boat Thos
Mcdonald exploded her six boilers yesterday morn
ing below thecity, killing seven persons and injurng
others. She somewhat damaged two vessels that
she had in tow. The boat is a complete wreck
There was a largfre at Vicksburg last night
Loss $4,000. No business houses were burned
New ORLEANS, Feb 27.-The steamer Crescent
City ia below with, Havana dates to the Path
The news is unimportanL
S. o. Nelson Il Co. large cotton factors, have sus-
pended.
Their liabilities are from $65O,OOO TO $4,000
and their assets probably more than their abil-
tiles
MANCHESTER, N. H. Feb 27.-The democratic
mass meeting was largely attended. Speeches
were made denouncng the know-Nothings and
predicting the success of the Democratic party at
the next election. Ex-Gov. Steele presided, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
NEW DIRK, Feb 24-The steamship Washington
started this morning for Bremen via Southampton.
She carries out "a passengers.
CLEVELAND Feb. 24-To day is the co ldest day
ofths season. The thermometer early this morn
ing ranging from IA to l9degrees below zero.
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DOW y &.

To take eject and after Thursday March lst le55.
msrlu b. 1. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
WHISkEY-4O0 bbls Deans Aurora Whiskey, in
febl7 W. H. GORDON & CO.
WINDOW GLASSES half boxes s-iO, IO-l2
wv 1916 l2-lS le-l4 lOl5, lO-l6, 1917 and 1O-ls
Boston and Pittsburg City Glass in and for sale by
febl7 W. H. GORDON co.
NAILS-60O kegs ShOenberger Nails, I'd to Q inch
IN Spikes in store and for sale by
febl7 W. H GORDON A co
SUGAK-lO0 hhds FAR to Choice Sugar TOR sale-to
- arrive on Monday Rext, 18th February.
febl7 W. H. GORDON co.
CTARCH-96 boxes FOx's best Starch for sale BY
- febl7 W. X. GORDON & co.
NOALi COAL $50 casks Anthracite Coal egg
y Sze) for sale-to arrive on Monday next 18th inst
febl7 by W. Ii. GORDON co.
DAW WHISKEY-65 bbls Raw Whisky, IS -
III above proof, in store and for sale BY
febI7 W. H.. GORDON co
VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER BEL1ING and HOSE
ME the sole agents for the sale of Vucanized India
w Rubber Betting, Steam Packing and Hose manufao.
tursd BY the Boston Betting Company. large assortment
always on hand. MACY HAMILTON
Janl No. 4T College street
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1" CaInpbeIIs."

ADELPHI THEATRE.
Positively for two nights more only, FRIDAY. AND
SATURDAY, 1st and I'd of March. Something new and
original each night Under the Direction of
feb28-td. p A. CLARKE
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TIE BOSTON POST,
PUI4 PRESS 6 pOST
AND =
The Boston Statesman
AND WEEKLY POST,
FOR IA55

7HE TERMS of our Journals for the ensuing year are
i For the DAILY POST, 81; for the PRESS AND PosT,
semweeky Tuesdays and Frdays) -; for the STATES
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These apsrs have been published in Boston during the
last twenty years. and have steadily increased in popular
Their range Of subscription exceeded In extent and
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They edited by CHARLrs G.. GREENE and Richard
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ID ECEIYED this day half or. casks Domestic Wine
Ii of Cherry aud the other Of Blackberry said to be
new Fer sale By ljansI DAVIS &'sWANS.
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TEETH.

ANOTHER CHANGE
VIE partnership between HICKS / DAkDEN, ia the
i Queensware Business, at Hicks CsISA HAtL is Ia
day dissolved. A. H. Hicks will pay all the dsbs AID
collect all the dues al the old business of Hicks DlreH,
and will continue the business al TIE Old sanI E6er- my
be found very large and desirable stock Of any articles
in his line which will be sold the reasonable tss
for cash, or on short time to prompt dealers.
Nashville, Feb. |, 1S55-lm
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DIARIES FOR 1855.
~ All the various styles and editions for sale o.
JAMS ". 7. BERRY & CO
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@ a. EASILY
@. a. BEAsLEY. h. RUTH
BEASLEY IL RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS
AND GLACIERS,

Between the Masonic Hall and the Crutcher House
- All kinds of Graining and Marbling done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
feb28-Gm0.
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ANDREW JOHNSON GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
rEE

JOdNoOn, GOfEfsNUh OE 4h1 01hA1 Oc
TENNESSEE
To all who shall see these Presents Greeting
WTHEREAS, 1t has been made &AA
w known TO me, that certain ESSA
JAS NJ CRABTREE, charged with sssszs9e<E
having committed foul and atrocious murder on the 22d
day OF December 1854 upon the body Of Thomas W. At
knson late Of cur County of Montgomery has fed from jus
tice and is now running at large.
Now therefore, l, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid by virtue OF the power and authority in me vest
ed do hereby offer reward of two hundred dollars TO
any person or persons who may apprhend the said Crab
tree and deliver him to the sheriff aor of our County
OF Montgomery in order that justice IN that behalf may be
had and executed
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
ESfN my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
# EAsASSl State TO be affixed at Nashville on the Sd
Sx18Spl day OF February, 1855.
- By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
W. B. A. RAMSEY, Secretary of State.
James NJ Crabtree is about five feet and eight inches
high rather dark complexion; dark hair and eyes, and
about twenty-five thirty years Of age, and weighs one
hundred and thirty pounds.
feb4-wAt
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METHODS FOR SAFE.

II HAVE pezy valuable Family Of Negroes for se coz
Il ssting o! u Man and his Wife and three Children
which may be bought on twelve months credit
JAMS REEFS ". PORTER
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bsiore rs and chsilease adHragisa 81 ,hGs hoiling
ca earth has ever yet & ma .ded.
Such IS cur country to-day; ard vast as has teeu
itstIogrsss lis material greatness Is IN wonder .
iaidegite owing 10 the foreign element in our
population. Our canals have been dug, Our noun
tains tuaneled, ctr railroads Constructed, by III
eignefs and vet there il po > eihl society ii orr
midst at work in uaidniqh; council TO deprive this
vast aboring class Of all their social POLITICAL and
religious rights. In crisis like tie present; 1t IS
the duty Of all good to lay aside personal pre-
ferences and prejudices, and make common causf;
let us not lay down our arms until this greatest
monster of modern times in the shape OF govern
mental reform, has been crushed II death.
There are many patriotic, noble young men in
the Know Nothing organization, who have been
induced to enter its damning dens under the lying
pretense of the leaders that nothing dshonoFable,
vile. or wicked was ever contemplated by the order.
To such we would say, for your own sakes for your
friends sake for the sake Of your country and for
Gods sake, wash your hands of the foules stain Of
the age-get. back into theod democratic party and
take new oath of allegiance to the vital princi-
pies of which it the parent in the dark hour OF
the Revolution, of which it has been the patron
for seventy years and of which it is the sacred re-
poSitory TO day.
That the readers Of the Revieav may understand
something Of the operations of the modern Know
Nothings, we copy, from the columns OF the III
diana State Sentinel "a paper that deserves great
credit on account of its jealous labors to expose
this corrupt clique the following Constitution Q
the Grand Council of The United States OF North
America. Adopted unanimously, June IL, 1854
anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill" This
occupies the 5th, 9th, 7tb, 9Th and 9th pages o.
the Blue Book so noted in the Know Nothing
Variance the kew of which is as follows
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NEW STYLES OF SOFT HATS.
WE have the largest and select assortment of fine
w Soft Felt Hats ever offered the city, embracing
all the designs Of the season. and of all the ashiona
BILE coors for men, boys and children The most fastid
can be suited from our comprehensive assortment
mar3-u WATERSHED WALKER
TO MERCHANTS.
WE offer inducements to merchants who purchase for
w cash, short time with prompt payment Our
assortment large and desirable and prices low and
uniform.
WAKEFIELD WALKER
Fashionable Hatters
mar3-G 20 Public Square, next to Gowdey's
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lust RECEIVED AND IN STORE
- $50 bbls kanawha Salt;
so bags fine Salt;
20 hhds prime Sugar;
so bbls Molasses;
30 y bbls do;
so bags best Rio Coffee;
100 bbls Rectifed Whisky;
IS bbls fine do;
8 bbls French Brandy;
bbls s. NJ Wine
100 pkgs assorted Woolware;
so doz Buckets;
doz large Tubs;
5 Nest do;
20 doZ Brooms;
10 doz Wash Boards. For sale by
jan30. MOULTOs REED
STONE WARE,
e00 GALLONS Stone Ware consisting of Churns,
COU Jars, Jugs, &C.. all sizes For by
ian30. MOTITON 4 REED
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NTIND0W Glass-al Sizes Glass Ware Linseed OF
w White Lead, Lard OIL Spirits of Turpentne Putty
Alum, COpperas, birthstone and Soda.
ALSO. fine TObaccos and Cigars. Together with many
other articles usually kept in grocery houses:
jan30-lm M0ULTON REED.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09
Progress Of the American Party in osc.gi..

We but seldom receive letter, even upon bust
ness in relation 70 the prospects Of the growing
crops. which does not contain q postscript to the
effect, that the march OF the American party IN
Georgia is onward. A subscriber writing us few
days since, remarked that '' the crops are very
promising, but not more so than the cause Of Sam
Another concludes q letter thus; Respectfully
YOU'RE so long you continue to help on the great
American movement" A third writing US tton1
Zeoulon, says:
"I1 nv last letter said, that ubiquitous indivd
ual ''Sam," was going ahead In Pike. shall mol
take back the remark, the opinion Of Mr. Stephens
70 the contrary Notwithstanding. Pike ia safe foI
the American party, and In October next viii roll
up majority for Judge Andrews that will strike
terror into tile ranks OF the Foreign party the CO
worker OF Archbishop Hughes. "-Sovanadh Rspsb
lean.
We learn from the same source that Mr.
Stephens has taken ground in favor of Her
schell V. johnson for Governors Democrat
Of the progressive, Andy School. His cours.
will 60 far towards stripping Mr.. S. of hi
power in Georgia. and perhaps secure his de.
feat