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Washington sentinel., 1855-02-06
y otal AMI Dtrsonal.

Aid Socicty.--We have received from N.
Norlhrop financial agent, his last quarterly report
OF the proceedings of the Aid Society for the Dis
irct of Columbia but il is too long for publication
in our columns. Notwithstanding obstacles have
been thrown in the way, the success attending the
efforts of the association is encouraging 10 ITS
friends.
They are striving to obtain the house formerly
occupied as a naval hospital, for educalional
purposes" but now have permission from The
Navy Department TO hold Sunday and evening
schools in one of the rooms.
il is their intention TO procure another location
as temporary home for the deserving poor until
permanent places can be obtained Tor them IN
families, where, by care and various other service,
remuneration in most cases will be made. Some
who are unable TO pay their rent, and purchase
sufficient fuel, food, and clothing. for their health
and comfort, will thus be able 10 lay up something
for future need.
Arrangements have been made for the eslab-
lishment of several additional schools, and much
good has already been accomplished in collecting
children from the streets, and instructing them in
useful branches Of education. The schools are
free, not only to all who wish to learn, but to all
who willing TO teach them 10 read, and the
great fundamental principles Of religion. The
active members of the society advise the children
10 attend church and Sunday school, but do not
entirely 10 their parents or guardians. II is
proper 10 state that the society make use Of the
books published by the Sunday School Union, and
the Scriptures, tracts, and papers, generally
companying them.
But little money, according 10 the report, has
been contributed towards the enterprise. The
society appeal to the generosity Of our citizens
for assistance; and, in conclusion the agent says:
"We plead for such as have felt for Others wo,'
and extended the hand of charity 10 the suffering;
for the worthy poor; who have seen better days
but, through misfortune now need your aid. We
plead for children, some Of whom are orphans,
and others are more than orphans, being under the
influence Of evil example at home, as well as
among their associates abroad. We plead for
those who, having fallen into vice, have seen the
illusion quickly vanish, and would gladly escape
from their awful danger and deep degradation,
were it in their power. But how can they plead
with those who unapproachable? How can
they, unaided, convince those who are incredu-
lous? Bear in mind, we beseech you, the ques-
tion Who maketh thee TO diHerT and all things
whatsoever ye would that men should do unto
you, do We even SO unto them"
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-06
| The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic. ......... Captain West
The Pacific Captain Nye.
The Baltic. c............C Captain Comstock.
kEA These ships having been built by
<2s contract, expressly for government
service, every care has been taken
in their construction as also in their engines 10
insure strength and speed, and their accommo-
dations for passengers are unequalled for ele-
gance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool,
IN first cabin $3.50
In second cabin, SIS. Exclusive use OF extra sized
state rooms... ........... $50
From Liverpool TO New York 30 and 20 guineas.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATKs OF SAILING
From New York. From Liverpool
Wed'day. Dec. a. 1854 Saturday. Dec. 16, 1854
Wed'day. Jan. 10, 1855 Saturday. Dec so, 1854
Wedtay. Jan. "a, 1885 Saturday. Jan 13, 1855
Wedday Feb. 4, 1855 Saturday. Jan. 81, 1855
Wed'day. Feb. 2l, 1855 Saturday. Feb. 10, 1855
Wed'day. Mar Z, 1855 Saturday. Feb. "a, 1855
For freight or pa sage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 81 CO.,
Liverpool
R.G. ROBERTS 81 Co,
13 Kings Arms Yard, London
B. @. wA1NWRlGHT& Il Co,
Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships will not be accounta
bic for gold, silver, bullion, specie iewelry pre-
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aniuEt
superior spheres, had more than eqnaIv.
pretending amanuenses stll Gin the vale OF tears.
Dr. Bell pays glowing tribute 20 the character
Of Judge Elmonds. lie did not believe that mod
err history could furnish an example OF a more no.
Die, chvAIrous, self sacrificing devotion to what
he believes 20 be the alter OF truth than that gen.
tiemAn evinced. lie had not hesthted to sacri-
dee the loest political and professional prospects
as well as some portion Of well deserved social
infueuce to his convictions The days Of the
mstyrs we're not over, although the days Of the
iaggot the cross and the stake might be. When
Judge EdmOnds promptly and decidedly told pc
litica committee which waited upon him 10 an
nonace that he must abandon his high judicial Of
fee suppress his book, that he would be brought
At no such price, be stood ~ noble one OF that
army II matyrsAs any church has canonizedl
DR.. Bell concluded by the expression Of bis full
convictions that while the faith 10 spirits must be
given up as being connected with these isets il was
topic, whether regarded a. physical novelty, or
AZ deiusion cutting deeply into the very re-
ligioas natures OF our people which was worth our
fullest examination. There rsrs great saOvel Hfsres.
iRg Elcts hsys They had been treated fairly and
respectfully, as they should have been. The effect
was, thai the community, knowing that here we're
facts II human senses could be trusted az all went
away from those Who should have thrown HIGHT an.
on the mysteries bat who would OF could Bos, 20
those who gave some explanation, even u was
one which upFoOted ell previous forms Of religious
faith lie hoped that the members OF tins assoca-
ton, who we're a. much required 70 sHAmlne this
topic a. any order OF men. except perhaps, the
clergy, would not be AFRAID Of booking q Ia The lace
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Auction Sale of Groceries.

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1855, BY
HI A IL Il 81 HOLLIN WOR TIL.
WE will sch on THURSDAY, 98d inst. for cash. in front
w Of our Warehouse Market street very large and
well assorted stock of GROCERIES, consisting in part
follows
90 mas. sugar; rs cases assorted Preserves;
$50 bags COfee-Rio 50 boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
IOo bbis rebred Molasses; loo 8 Glassware;
200 DO Rected Whiskey; 300 sacks fine salt
rs do Old Bourbon do 10000 Cigars assorted:
70 do do Rye do 200 Demiohns various sizes;
rs do Domestic Brandy; 100 dog Mason's Backing.
20 do Sw't Malaga Wine; so cases assorted Pickles;
% cases Claret Wine; Is choice Old Frch Brandy;
- bXs Brandy Cherries; 400 bundle Wrapping Paper;
100 bxs Star Candles; 100 boxes Soap:
30 do Tallow Candles; IS do Havana Sugar;
$50 kgs Shoen5ergs nais 100 bbs loaf pod crud SugaA
TOGETHER WITH
Indigo, Nader Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Alum and vari-
Gus other articles too numerous to mention.
~ sale o Commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
HART & H0LLINGSW0RTH,
aug2O No 5 South Market street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

W. T. BERRY co. have recently received
The Life and Epistles Of St. Paul. by the Rev. ". ].
COnybeare and Rev. J. 5. Howson. 2 vols.
HipPoytus and His Age: the Beginnings and Pros
poets OF Christianity by the Chevaer Bunsen vols.
Davidsons Introduction to the New Testament vols
Jeremy Taylors Whole Works, with his Life and Critical
Examination Of his Writings, by Bishop Heber. 10 vols
Barretts Synopsis Of Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the ola Testament. 5 vols.
Rev Thomas Bos,on's Complete Works. with his Life &C.
edited by Mcmillan. ID vols. (scarce)
Morning Exercises a. CrppIegate, St. Giles ard South
wark, forming Complete Body of Divinity, by al the
distinguished Puritan Divines edited by Nichols. vols
Richard BaXter's Works with Life, and Essay his
Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers 4vOls.
Memoirs Of the Life and Writings of DIR. Chalmers by
his sOn-in-law, Dr. Hanna. 4 vols, half calf
10 ChiingwOrths Religion Of Protestants Safe Way
Salvation. I VOL
II History Of Latin Christianity including that Of the
POpes to the Pontihcate of Nicolas V, by Mman.-
8vols.
II Lawsons Bible Cycopedia containing the Biography
Geography and Natural History OF the Holy Scriptures.
Svols.
IS Geneses Parallel Histories OF Judah and Israel vols
Il Bishop Horne's complete Works. vols.
IS Ecclesiastical Greek Historians; embracing EuSebus'
Constantine and Ecclesiastical History Socrates Hso-
ry sOzomens Narrative, TheOdorets Ecclesiastical His
tory, and Evagius' History vols
IS Harwick's History Of the Articles Of Religion. vol
II Infdelty its Aspects, Causes and Agencies by Rev.
Thomas Pearson. l vol
IS Archbishop Potters Dscourses Church Government
1yoL
10 The Venerable Bede Complete Works in the original
Latin, accompanied by New English Translation Of
the Historical Works. II vols, calf
20 Robert S9uhs Sermons Preached upon
sions. vols, calf
81 Robert Halls Complete Works. 6 vols.
% Writings of Armnus, translated from the Latin vols.
90 Works Of Bishop Sage, vols.
"a Walls History Of Infant Baptism. 4vols.
20 Geslers Compendium OF Ecclesiastical History. vols
20 Stephens History Of the Church scotland vols
q Doddridge's Family Expositor. 6 vols
% Blair's Sermons with his Life, &c. 4yols.
~ Robinson's Scripture Characters. vols.
80 Eade5 Commentary the Episte the EphesIans-
/ vol.
81 Members Church History. vols,
80 Mason's Spiritual Treasury. l vol.
80 Massillon's Sermons, with hii Life, &c. / vol.
81 Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by Stroud. l vol.
SIS Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold, d. D. vols, hal
calf
SO Calmet's Dictionary # the Holy Bible. vol.
je25
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
From the Rev. DR.. J T. Edgar.
NAsHyHLs August I, 1855.
Ma SERMONS Sir -Iavng used for some time past
pair your newly invented Brazilian Pebble Spectaces,
feel no hesitation in testiying their superiority
any glasses heretofore known In addition their
mechanism and comfort the eye, preserv-
ing IL alike from sense Of pain uueasness to the eye,
however long Al any one time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, t. EDGAR.
From VIM H. Hagans. ESQ,
NAsHviLLE, August 6, 1888.
MR sEuoxs After having used pair Of your "Brazi-
Ian Pebb Spectacle have hestancy In stating and
take pleasure dorg that they superior 70 any
have ever used. Respectfully. &C,
WI. HAGANS.
From d. d. Harris, Esq
agree with ". u. Hagaus Esq, In the above certificate
and take pleasure in Recommending AL persons who
u superior speeaces purchase Of Mr. Semmous
consider them superior TO any have ever used.
b. D. HARRIS.
Prom A. W. Hunt ~. D.
VERSON, August g. 1855.
1.-THE longer use your sasrs the more fully am con
OF their superiority all others ever used
Prom Rev. I'M W. Ogden.
wHrrE HAIL, August 3, 1855
Mr J. II. sENN0Ns-Desr Sir.-I have used = pair Of
your improved Spectacle for alb weeks and md
them superior to any have ever tried and have recon-
mende several ofmy friends TO call aud try them, and they
much pleaed with then. incver felt tired Whe
ing or writing With them Tor hours together.
Yours very sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN
IT, MIR. Semmo1s may be consulted his oice over
W. T Berry's Book Store, on the Square. aug ls-a
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FALL ABE.
HATS, CAPS AND FUR GOODS
Pollard, Prather & Smith,

400 MAIN street, LoHiSVtlle, KY
NJ have made large additions manufacturing de-
w partner is, by which supply friends with
better article OF goods in our line than before
our own manufacture, and much superior in style
and quality to goods bought Of obbers in the Eastern
cities.
Our FALL STYLE DRESS HAT will be far superior to-
and Of elegant style than any other sold.
Our stock Of SOFT HATS, embracing every color quality
and style, is very large, and will be sold at great
~ Teduc d prices. g
MEMS BOYS WOOL R HATS-we have the
largest stock to be found inSS~ any house in the
Union.
We determined to sell goods cash customers and
prompt-time cheaper q an they b. had Of any
other house. and by examination Of stock all will be
convinced
Our stock Of goods for the Fall trade has been gotten up
under the supervision Of the experienced
tised manufacturers in the country We obgae
to FELL every article in line Eastern prices and
anee the quality and style TO be better. aug20-2w
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CT
z. C. McNAIRY & co.

No. SO COLLEGE STR EFT,
II AVE just received per Express and now opening
their Fall Importaons Of the beautiful assort-
ment Of Goods brought this market consisting in
part of
Lace Goods and EmbrOideries,
Such Vaeneenne Lace Cape Coarettes nd Sleeves.
Val Lace Edgings, Collars and Sleeves, separate
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes; Infants Embroidered
Robes, coored and bordeed Embroidered Handkerchief
&c. &C. &c.
SILK GOODS!
Elegant Flounced Robes More Antique In al colors.
Gace and various styles Of Paids and Stripes.
Shawls and Scarfs.
beautiful lot of Cashmere scarfs and Stella Bordered
Shawls.
All these goods exceedingly handsome and in the
newest Styles being among the earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets Call early, before they all gone.
Rug20
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University of Nashville,
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
WESTERN MILITARY Iusru

COLLEGIATE DEPAR MENT
WESTERN MILITARY INsTrrrv
TI'HE Session Of this College which consist. q, -,
commencing respectively the 10Th ssptrub,.r ,rd
zsth January continues without interruption nom tb -
ginning to the close the 18Th June 1856 Al 49,,
there are seven Professors in the Coge-oue other viii bs
added The course OF studies in every department l. a.
thorough IN text books AMI teaching thar Of arv Cs
in our country The discipline is strict YET par TAI "a
maintained by day and night Mental Moral and Pbv.si
Nuure Economy and Discipline the especial objects 81
the system. 'NS' %
CHar Is Tor Tuition, Boarding Washing Fuel S.rvsps
ATTENDANCE, use Of Arms, Room Furniture Towels Rel
dng teach Cadet to supply The necessary banket Der
term OF 20 weeks. Surgeons Zee aud Medicines As rsr
term Engineering, Modern Languages Book Keein ~
Fencing each $40 per term Students Board ny With friend.
are received special arrangements win the Chancecr
Faculty, and charged fST 80 per term fr Tuition Fuel uss
Oh PUBLIC Rooms anc Arms. For particulars address
J. BERRIEN LiNDSLEY
Chancellor Of the University or
B. r JOHNSON
iy2T-sw Superinterdspt of the I,.,i,r,.
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NOTICE

e The very great demand Mr. szzGoxs' Brazilian
Pebble spectacies has induced him prOlOng his stay
this City until Saturday, September 1t Those in Of
these celebrated Glasses should call without delay.
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Wheat, Wheat |!

w have hand and daily receiving extra heavy
w and 10 0znaburgs and Sheetings suitable for
Wheat and Corn Sacks-whch will sell low fOr CASH
MORGAN & CO,
au2O.tf No 40 PnhIic
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EXPULsIOyS.

regular meeting of Priestly Lodge No g. held at
the Lodge Room in the Town Of Waverly Humphreys
county, mn Saturday, the Both Of June A D. 1855
Phander Priesy and WIN. s. Parker NJ NJ 5 were unan-
imousy expelled from the benefits and privileges of Mason
ry Tor gross unmasOnc conduct. J. N LITTLE, W. N.
G. Q. HOLMES Secretary aug2O-y2t
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rE All About the War! -A
g story of the Campaign {:

The Story Of the Campaign.
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
aTent in the Crimea, by Maj Z. Bruce Hamey, author
Of LADY Lees Widowhood."
This is recommended TO the readers attention by
by the following considerations al The author is an &C.
eOmpish officer Of the British 2. He is now en-
gagged in the war, and has been from the first g. He has
already established brilliant reputation an author T.
This Narrative OF the War written the spot Il
contains complete OF the from the beginning
g. It enghtens the reader many points which other
counts have leit obscure"
The above with many other books, he had
Of TO0N, NELSON Co,
lyle "A Union street.
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A Card.

ME the undersigned, having examined with attention,
w the construction and operation of CHILDS GRAIN
SEPARATOR, and Witnessed with surprise and pleasure its
thorough action in cleansing the uest Wheat Of cheat
cookie dirt and particularly SMUT Wh Oh removed from
the wheat without breaking he ball soag the grain
impressed that this Machine necessary for the OF
Farmers and Miers prepare the wheatn a merchant
able condition Tor the home and foreign markets, and
enable farmers with those Of the North aud
East in raising and selling grain.
We the undersigned therefore feeling the Importance Of
obtaining improved article 4 wheat in the condition
described prepared offer 10 per the
ket price for all wheat cleaned through Chd Grain SepA
rators. SEYMOUR, FANNING & co.
JOHNSON HORNE a co.
w. ". GORDON co.
J. & K. YEATMAN,
augi6-dlvs R. C. DANDY.
CHURCH ANDERSON,
J. A. McALISrER 4 co
JOHNSON & WEAVER.
A. HAMILTON.
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and two and back trou,
inches. As DR.. Bell is sone six feet two inches In
he-h, - 10000 ..,a. be had no difficulty IN see.
ing beiee. the table ana Jhe persons Of ali present
The hands were raised over IL at about the same
height OF afoot and bali.
At a request, the table commenced lis notion
with moderate speed, occasionally hating and then
gliding on a loot or two at once. IL seemed as Il
lis motion would have been continuous if the hands
above il had followed along par paSsu
On reaching the folding doors dividing OF the
two parl1rs, and which were open, il rose over an
iron rod on which the door trucks traversed, and
which projected bali or three quarters OF an inch
above the level Of the carpet IL then entered the
other parlor, aud went its whole length until Il
came near the pier glass at its enda centre table
having been pushed aside by one OF the party 10
allow its free course.
A. request, for they during this time spoke a. Il
20 actual beings the motion reversed and 10 re-
turned until il again reached the iron rod. Here it
stuck. The table hove, ereaked and struggled, bot
all ia vain Il could not snTmount the obstacle
The medium was then Impressed by the spirits" 10
write, and seizing pencil, hastily wrote that Il
the fore legs we're lifted over the bar, they q. e.,
the spnts thought they could push the Others over.
This was done, and the motion kept on. onee OF
twice Dr. Bell requested all 10 withdraw a little
further from the table, to see how far the Inhu'
ence would EXTEND Il was found that whenever
a much greater distance say two feet was reached,
che movement ceased, and delay Of three or -four
minutes occurred before Il recommended, giving
the idea that, IL broken on a certain reaceamusa-
ton OF force <as needfal put il In motion sgain.
The table reached the upper end Of tbe psrlor,
from which il had started, but vas lelt come four
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CROCKER,S SCHOf

At whites creek Springs.
HE next session will commence MONDAY, the 81 OF
September. For Board, Tuition, Fuel Lights, &C. $50
per session of twenty weeas
aug20-d&wtf E. L. CROKER.
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SouErIIING NEW.

IARfE us1pply 81 uorse Pouers ana fhFssAers. Gar
"A de- knrses srrsss 4 inekes IN diameter, Frs
Brtrs Fsssbarh Coke Locoottts scrr~s benck Screws
casp Pos sss Asgsis &C. ast recsiset ad 90 sss -
D. D. ntCkEf.
srrR n. colirg~ strest Ssshtias
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PARTNER WANTED

18th a cash capital OF from $500 $1,000 IN lucra-
tive geuteel business whose time would be required
only from A NJ 10 5 p NJ. To gentleman Of good Ad-
dress handsome income may be realized. Good security
given for amount invested II preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed
eB Address, stating where interview may be had,
sCUTHERNER, Post Office.
n B.-Persons not having the above amount OF Cash
need Rot apply. auglT-u
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DIED On the 18th inst, in Giles county, Ten,
Mrs. JUDITH wife of j. s. Brownlow, in the sgd year
of her age, after protracted illness Of pneumonia
OF FIVE weeks duration.
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Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brl
Aromatio Schiedarn Schnanns
PIsoHIIiIrnN LAW.

PROHIBITION LAW.
Let them AMI excaim they will pas H.,
And declare We no drink shalt get sfteT,
We give them, by way Of reply,
A shout 81 dsrision and laughter.
FOR a ] Who taste lyons S-hndDpq
SO delicious and exquisite find h,
That never could tyranny gain
The right % restrict sell L.
n HE quality n these AR OMATIC sCHIEDAN
Il sCHNAPPs IS SO well known that they do not need
the pulling that appears Others do One trial all that
required 20 colyiace person o. their superior quality
Sold wholesale and retail b. The sole proPreloss,
LYONS CO.,
tyl8 10 Cedar street
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NTISS JOSEPHINE LANE, at No. 6S Cedar street. will
WI open the session Of her School for Girls and little
Boys the st MONDAY in September She hopes the salts
faction given will insure her increased patronage.
aug2l-td
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w HICR H:

THE RIGHT OR THE LETT
TooN, NELSON CO. have just received several new works
One OF the number is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion
ats portraits are -ke its sketchiugs graphic its PIC
lures powerful and aim noble .""kr10GH,' Rec. Ncao-
las Murray, D. D. Ulo
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
EsfsSzza ESsizisaTa All - &I
OPEN TO THoMPsoN,s STATION

OPEN TO THOMPSON's STATION.
ON and after Thursday, August 23d trains will be-
~ tween Nashville and Thompson's Station, as follows
MORNING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at $50 A. NJ arrives at Thompson's
ga NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Thompsons at s.45 A. NJ; arrives
at Nashville at 1870 A. NJ.
EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at 315 P. NJ arrives Thompson's
Bpm.
RErURNING-Leaves Thompson's at SIS P. NJ; arrive
al Nashville at As P NJ
On Sunday the Morning Train only viii be run, leaving
Nashville at A. NJ, and Thompson's at 45 A. NJ.
EB At Thompson's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNFSB0RO JACK
SON, TUSCUMBIA, FLORENCE, Pulaski and COLUM
BA can be procured at the General Stage Office under the
Verandal Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
aug22 K. Eng. and Supt.
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MOUyT oIIYET.

TNgREONs dssrous q su.srbing for stock IN the Aonni
onset Csmstsry noe have an opportunity Of Do
-, =. b. c.ihr upon LIx1sLEE ChocEEyfs Dr.. Jas =
ye,xa e. A SEtsos ca Hal. VIE rxs s1y inuF-
uon arsrrd Il y expected hat shoss who slsA i9teo.
ssriss v % 90 Immediately A. eag A-nlied 4neaHt q
steck : q te Disposed a.
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SNEED,S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERNiIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT or TENNESSEE, BY JOIN
L. T. sSEED. Vol nov ready and for sale by
my26 VT BERRY 4 CO.
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ARHOTT,. NAPOLEON

W. T. BERRY 90. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
8. @. Abbott, wiki maps and Illustrations vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs In
France hy Eugene de Courcillon. Je2S