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or England might elevate or dttsess at PIES ure
and the annexation Of Texas wa5 opposed because
it was hostile to the contemplated foreign policy.
Here again the policy is avowed. The world IS
the extensive theatre Of its operation be exann-
ed thecondition of the European States, and the
South American Rel ubics, TO e9taL / ID the position
that these United States the special Objects con-
tempated in the combination. At the Sandwich
Islands their Influence has been in constant opera
ton. In Dominica they tracked the United States
and frustrated very reasonable arrangements,
simply because it was distastefu to the two great
American regulators.
Mr.. Mason followed Mr.. Csss, and said that
though aware that Lord ClarendOa had denied the
inference placed upon his remarks, yet the actions
of the French and Tnglish governments spoke
louder than words and confirmed impressions oil
the Senator from Michigan.
HousE>-Mr. Bennet's bin granting bonds to the
several States equally for railroad purposes was
tabled by two majority.
bill passed anendatory Of the graduation law
OF last session, providing that the afdavts oil per-
sons entering land may be made before any pro
per authorized officer under such regulations as the
Secretary OF the Interior may prescribe without
as now requiring them to go to the Land Office fol
that purpose.
| The House then went into committee on the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The bill was discussed at some length and severa
amendments adopted. One among Others, appro
| priating 100000 for the enlargement of the pos
| office department, another appropriating a like
| sum to the extension Of the treasury buildings.
The committee then rose but without any def
mite action on the BILL and the house then ad
| journed.
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MAJ. D. KEY.-By referring to our columns,
the name ofMaj Key, will be found announced as
a candidate for the coming Congressional race, in
this district The ateness of the hour precudes Us
from extending our remarks but after so many
and earnest solicitations to take the race this an
nouncement will be received with great satisfaction
by the Democracy, throughout the distsict There
seems to be greater unanimity of feeling for Maj.
Key, in this connection, than has before fallen up
on any one in our district; and well may it be so,
for his talents and ablt', Of such high order
that short acquaintance only with those who
have not met him. is all that is needed, to enlist
their warmest confidence and concentrate the en-
tire strength of his party in his support, and with
such a name to lead the Democratic banner, in the
present canvass, we may well feel that we shall
triumph over any opposition against him in the
held.-Chdt Adr
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

The New York Evening Post of Saturday says
The week closes upon further relaxation in the
rates for the loan and discount Of money, with the
greatest ease of supply, but with still great want
ofconfdence. Business is remarkably contracted
for the season. Discrimination in credits was scarce
ly so severe, and though there is considera-
bic demand for good investments in stocks and
bonds, none but those which are without a rumor
of unsoundness receive attention. The feature oil
the stock market is consequently weakness of the
iancies and buoyancy Of securities dividend-payng
and sound.
The market for foreign exchange is frmer.-
Some ofthe bankers ask 100 j for sterling the
range being 100 a l09 /, francs u ii5 10.
We quote money rates as follows: Call loans 5 to
per cent; discount rates prime paper short and
medium dates per cent ditto six months to s.;
second class paper 8 to 10.
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. "a. 1865.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

a ~ n.
Oar Cause IS Just: our Union Perfect
At Democratic State Convention held iu Nashville on
the 27th April 1858, the undersigned with others were
appointed the Democratic State Central Committee until
the meeting OF the next Convention"
In the discharge Of the duties thus assigned them in
accordance with the ancient usage of the pary aud in
obedience to the wishes of majority of the Democracy OF
the State, the Undersigned hereby call Convention TO be
held in the city Of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 9TH
MARCH, 1855, for the purpose of nominating Demo
cratic candidate for Governor and eeeng the necessary
organization for the The undersigned respect
fully recommend their Democratic friends to meet in The
respective counties the first Monday in March, or ear
lier, and appoint Delegates to the State Convention
JOHN K. HOWARD, of Wilson,
w. L. VENABLE, of Franklin,
w A QUARLES of Montgomery,
j. b. FREEMAN, of Madison,
DAVID NJ. CURRIN, Of Shelby,
J. E. R. RAY, of Shelby,
ANDREW EWING,
G. C. T0RBETT,
r. H. BROCKWAY, of Davidson,
NJ. q. C. CHURCH,
HUGH McCREA,
otate Central Committee.
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KNOW NoTIHNGs AND SLAvERY,--The following
is the first cardinal resolution of the Seward Know
Nothing Convention at Schenectady New York {:
ResolUed, That Slavery, like Papacy, is moral,
social and political ev--at variance with the spirit
OF our republican institutions and repuguant to the
principles OF treemen; that it is our duty to resist
its extension and that we cannot, as Amer leans,
consent to the admission 10 the Union of any new
States whose constitution recognizes human bon
dage
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AN APPROPRIATE ANswER-A clergyman once
travelling in stage coach was asked 10y one of the
pious passengers if he thought that poas heathens
would go to heaven "Sir" answered the clergy
man, Il am not appointed Judge Of the soorld, and
consequently cannot tell; but if ever you get to
heaven, you shall either find them there, or good
reason why they are not"
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SOMETHING NEW.

NTE. having completed Shop, and put up all our
w machines ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
HOLDINGS Of all sizes. BANISTERS, LATTICE and
BLlNDSLATS dressed SHELVING, DRAWERS, WIN.
DOW and DOOR FRAMES OF all SKIES completed Boxes
OF all kinds on hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
OF any kind done; LUMBER o! all kinds dressed or
sawed TO any size from quarter Of an inch to thirty
inches square. Persons wanting any thirg in our line
would do well TO give call before purchasing else
where, as we are determined To do all work well and
give perfect salts faction and cheap it can be done
All work delivered TO any house in town without cost
shop on Broad street. west OF the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad where We will be found at all times ready
20 wait on any person that wants work
Feb l4-lv CRENSHAW 4 WRIGHT
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN LOUIS
WILLIE AND NASHVILLE

TUE new Passenger Packet, CITY ,T6a<1- 3
L BELLE, CAPT. WM. Hicks, having ,.l&-1As4s5s
been built expressly fer the trade and 1921 -
viii connect with The JEFFERS0NVl LILLE RAIL ROAD
with punctuality, thus ailording Eastern and North
western travellers superior facilities for transmits SION by
leaving NASHVILLE every TUESDAY at 4 O'Clock p NJ.
and LOUISVILLE every SATURDAY at II O'Clock p NJ.
Having superior accommodations passengers aud fle-
Ties for freight viii accommodate all those DESTROYS by ap
plying on board, OF TO
IL. II. HARRISON, ! ,,an,s
A. HAMILTON, "s'
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NSOTHER CHANGE
'hlP between HiChS 4


FNhE partnership between HiCkS 4 DAkDfN, ia the
Il QneeuswaTe Fdsiness at HICKs CHINA HiLL, IS thi
day dssolged- p. IL HICKS will pay an the debts and
collect all the dres OF the Old busn Of Hicks Dardtn
and VIII continue the business at the Ut stand, where may
be found large and desirable stock OF any articles
IN his hue, which viii be sold the reasonable
Tor cash, or OH short time to prompt dealers.
Nashville Feb. L ls55-I,n
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FARM AND OIL MILL FOR SALE

IN ROane County. East Tennessee miles from
kmgstOn-the iarm containing ninety acres, Of
which twenty-five thirty cultivation-Eith
pacious house, entirely Oil Mill and Cotton hlill,
which are located three hundred yard extending
and water giving cave; besides three small houses OF
which has been used for Dstilery. Sad OIL MIL il
that business is carried the proper Way will yield
good profit in having wafer all the year. which pouring
out Of the in abundance and in the pun aud coolest
A good opportunity is offered To enieTprisers
and to people wishing settle in the most healthy part Of
the Stale
- Apply at Geers, of ne Square ard iiea1e-
rick street feb2U- 81
VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER BETTING and HOSE
WE the agents the sale Of Vucanized India
w Rubber Betting steam Packing and Hose manufac-
urad by the Boston Betting Company large assortment
always on hand. MACY 4 HAMILTON,
ianll No A College street.
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TEETH

hENTSlS VIII please take notice the undersigned IS
make q Teeth, Will please 'ns their purchases direct q
him He has just received az other supply Of Tes which,
WIN hls former s'oek nisk 10 large and oompie lie
all complete; also. ForeeV Files, FIegsers Excav,tor
buns, Drills, Beach Wee Corrunduu Piles Wheels ss
For sale by a s,VRfTCB
Formerly Stretch Or y Whols sale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and 'UniOn Streets Nashville 1enn.
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$50 RewarS-

STRAlED OR STOLEN on cath January, near night
- dark sorre horse, about Is hands high narrow be
hind long, rough hair win te hairs under the saddle
6l or years Old PAGES very asst, had a black quilted
saddle, with bride and maItingaie will nav the ahoyt
reward for my horse w T. SHiPARJ
Feb. l4-2ws M 20 Coege stroa+
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE,

A DESIRABLE Country Residence y miles from the
II city, on the Gaatin Pike with frame dwelling OF
rooms and so OF land about one third imbeIei
aud will he sold liberal erms and improved city pro
perry laken in part payment.
Apply to j. l.. Il r. W. BROWN,
feb-9w Az Cherry street.
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A YALuABLE TRACT OF LAND FoR sALE-

n VALUABLE AhhC1 VI LAND tOh SALE.
THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated IN
Il Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, and SIX
miles from HillsbOrO the road from Nashville Chat
anoOga and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about
hundred aud twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very best in the county, and located
in healthy secon entirely exempt from the visitation of
all malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty i've Of cleared land all under good fence
and in high state Of cultivation. There comfort.
able dwelling houses, cOmmOdous barn, stables, with
comfortable negro houses. In Short il is well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive soil, admrs
bly, adapted to the cultivation of grass clover and small
grain, &c and be made of the best stock farms
Middle TennesSee-having sulfeiency OF water every
necessary point
Possession be had at any time Persons DESTROYS
of purchasing respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn of the subscriber the PARTICULARS 10
the ierms, &c. (lebSwuJ p. II. PRICE.
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RUTH EHAHIEl.
By FANNY FERA-

" II any doubts have existed in The minds 81 Fanny
fern readers as to her beng woman OF geous Eua
Hall wall disPel them. No viii lai IN read the t0oS
through who reads the first ehaper'Ats York CeB,is
IL Is such story could produce who had Dot
genius Of q high order 10 raguirss no off OF
prophecy 10 predict that il will PRODUCE sensation is
WORK distinct with genius; II deals in sbstraotens
but win the living realities Of The present time and ct
this, our own land."-PAL -ETtl .4fae,ieua.
Here Is a remarkable book book 10 create pro
found sensation We have read throughthe volume Of
400 pages. ia SIX consecutive hours The story
is told with extraordinary power and interest There ara
passages in Ruth Hall equal tragic description any
thing IN the works Of Dickens 70 book thai viii make
asObbng among mothers aud widows and eau general
signing the sins Of the rich aud the su7nss OF TIE
p0or."-Aelg lork Mirror
Never did tale abound ia many beautiful images
and so skillfuiy drawn pictures Of the heart. - a
Destined to be Of the popular woFS ever issued
from the American press. =" fhi5si. ,piis HsycHrr
- ID will be read with avidty and extend the authors
merited pOpalarity .Fsgc I0rk oura1t, II Commerce
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NEGROES FOII s-iLE.

HAVE q Jsry valuable Family Of Negroes for sle cor
Il slsting of Nan and his Wife aud three Children
which may be bought twelve months credit
JAMS REEFS W. PORTER.
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EsTRAY-HiCKmAN COUNTY. TENN

TAKEN UP, by Zddock Martin, living IN the 4Ih dis
triet in Hickman county, Tennessee, BAY HORSE
about Is hands high hind foot white under the pas
,ure joint shoe the right fore loot supposed be
four years old in the spring. Appraised the 18Th JAN
uaTy, 1855, TO SOS. 4 DEEM
iebll-UGF Ranger for Hickman Count
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A GOOD, safe Family Horse; also, a substantial Sc
N cond Hand Rarouche and Harness, all complete.
For terms, &c. apply u ;. A. g. NOEL or Ia
laBIl-E J. r. SHELTON
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE
Rudiments of Architecture Il Building.


r., TIE lee Of Builders, D-egiL1aea, Haei.aies Eagi
Essgs and Mechanics
Edited BY John Bullock author OF The American cottage
Builder"
NEw EDrTIoS REVISED. l2no CL0TH
From kse Isg York Trsiate.
"everal valuable treatises on different branches Of the
oreeal and practical architecture contained IN tbs
comprehensive volume They selected from eminent
writers on the respective subjects and from Ge and IN
strnenSe series on The leading prnepts Of architectural
science In apfevious edition the work issued m Two
separate volumes, which combined, with the add
ton OF much new matter and many eagTzvings- tn
practlca directions on the part Of building which Oecupy
ing large space IN the work. present variety Of details.
which may be consulted to advantage not only BY the
chec and mechanic but by those wish 10 mend Their
experience BY the knowledge OF others in the con
struction Of dwellings"
From the Courier dhi inquirer.
'This volume embraces the History Of Radineus anil
Architecture and RgdmentS Of the Art BUILDING t,
sepsrate works revised corrected enlarged and ssir
ted with numerous engrayngs. TIE Orders OF Arehec.
tnre is by W. "A. Leeds; the Styles OF vari0us Coanes
by r. Bury the Principles Of Architectural Design b. T.
L. Garbett; Grecian Monumental Remains, from AT
Journal; Glossary Of Architectural Teru.s BIZ the Editor.
Saws the Editor We have dealt freely with our authors
eafrecting where they mistook - extending where We
thought they curtaing where imagined
they too prose in their rejecting hnss
illustrations and illusions which possess interest the
American reader
JUST RECEIVED BY W. T. BERRY & CO.
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BUuDTEG LOrs FOR SALE.

WE have number of Beautiful building Lots in Edge
w field, West Nashville, Ewing's Addition. Also, a
desirable Lot the New Orleans Railroad Depot which
will cell very accommodating terms. Call soon on
teblS-lt J. L. & X W. BROWN. Az Cherry 81.
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W. & R. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street,

No. IL North College Street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
IXTE manufacturing at our quarters Richly Or
w namented Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain COrnice and Inside Window Blinds and keep con-
santy hand choice stock of Window Shades and Cur.
tain Materials; together with complete assortment OF
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint.
iDgs and Engrsvngs Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass DC. dc.
We would call especial attention TO Gliding Depart.
ment Having gone to considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments Of the most elegant and beautiful Styles
safely promise that the work turn shall compete
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures
the Eastern Cities and ut low the same de.
scrption of work be brought here from abroad the
purchaser running risk account of breakage.
fah22-U
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DISSOLUTION OF pARTNEpSu1

VNHE cOparnershp heretofore existing under the STYLE
4 of CRENSHAW d IA RlS is dissolved by mutual con-
sent The undersigned will settle all the business of the
late firm, aud is alone authorized to use its name
FEB l4-lm T. L. CRENSHAW
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IS > :.
TO CORPORATION TAX PAYERS.


accordance with the law passed for the Regu-
laon of the Collection OF Taxes the undersigned is
authorized TO allow per interest all taxes paid
the month Of February After the of August next all
unpaid draw legal interest and the offer now made
is al the rate OF per cent per moath for advance
payments. This is temporary arrangement 10 relieve
that payers will gladly avail themselves OF this liberal
offer.
- The Collector be found at his Office at the City
Hall from O'Clock, A. NJ, I'LL g, L. NJ. every day.
febS A. NELSON Revenue tOliectar
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,G-5tshE II. II. HARRISON, LLsT %
49, - -
FORWARDING COMMISSION sGsSV,
limited STATES MAIL PACKET ~ fCr
No. 10. FRoST SF.ssr,
(Or at p +. ACUic's'ies By. Cioysl
NASHVILLE, TsSN
"a Iron Masters, and others wishjR Il, sL, ;- for
wardng orders will meet With prcInpI aiieniiao
NB-Freight Bills collected prUsF n h, ana, Tt-I a 4
vances maize when required. ft.rIsI
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c. ", ROBERTSON JAS. n. BRADSHAW. R JONES.
NEW FIRM
c. w. ROBERTSON ~ CO..
No IA College Street between Spring and Union SITS,
at the Store formerly occupied by
BRADsHAw h Robertson,
EASHTILLE, TENNESSEE,
TTAVE in store good stock Of Gentlemen's. Ladies'
L Misses aud Chdrens Boots and Shoes We invite
the attention OF friends and The public give a CALL
who be supplied at very low prices and all those that
have heretofore tried will do wellto give call
We determined TO sell low close cut the balance Of
our " inter Stock before the arrival OF Spring Goods
feb24 e. W. ROBERTSON 4 co.
ROBERTSON & BRADSHAW,
No IA, College Street. between Spring and Union Ss
Nashville, Tenn. ..
WE have associated Mr.. JOHN r. JONES, Jr of Mar
w shall county, with in business and 1t will be car
ried under the style Of &. W. ROBERTSON Il Co..
former business place on College street.
We solicit the continuance of patronage Of old friends
and customers to the new firm tab24-tf
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SPRING STYLE.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT AUCTIOl


ON TUESDAY, 9TH INST, we will sell for cash in
" front of our store:
20 hhds prime and medium Sugar;
900 bags fresh Rio Coffee;
$50 bbls Plantation Moasses;
100 1-bbs do;
Is bbls No Crushed Sugar;
% bbls Loaf and Pulverized Sugar;
so bbs No Mackere-a good article these will be
sold in lots 10 suit the trade;
80 boxes Cod Fish;
so boxes Mould Tailow Candles;
so dozen Painted Buckets;
20 nests W hite Cedar Buckets;
90 dozen Wash Boards;
100 dozen superior Cotton Irvine;
100 dozen Wire Sfters;
Also Invoice of Liquors In the Invoise will be found
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whiskey;
So - bbls American Brandy;
l6 bbls Tennessee WhskeV;
bbls Fourth-proof Brandy;
bbls Jamaici Rum;
10 bbls Malaga Wine;
With Magnolia, Old Bourbon and other WhiskeY.
~ Sale TO commence with Glass are and variety of
small articles. (feb24 DAVIS 4 SWAMI
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THE CAMpBELLS ARE COMING
ADEIpiII THEATRE.

JOHN GREEN MANAGER.
E'OR week only, common cling Monday, Feb. l@lh,
L 1855
p A. Clark, Manager of Troupe }. H. Burdett Musi-
cal Director.
The old and original Campbells still composed of the
following versatile talent VIZ
T. B. Pendergast, Dan Bryant
s, T.. Clark, A. Feuton
j. II. Burdei j. IL. Ross,
e. F. Fowler G. W. DemeTest,
W W NewcOmb +. NJ BeleT.
With the above distinguished talen. the Campbels are
presumed far excel any other similar party organ
lied
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquetie, 80
Second Tier, %
Boxes for eoOrsd persons, 80
GsIlarv for d" 25
Doors open at 615Concert to commence at ~ o'clock
H. b. NETTLEfON, agent
Feb l4-tf
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A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
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FURNISIiING GOODS.

g HiltTS Of every variety. hne and medium qualities;
- Undershirs and Drawers SILK and N0Gi-n MI kinds
do do Cotton. Plain aud Net;
Half Hose Silk Wool and Cotton variety
GlOves hid silk lnck, Beaver and Cashmere;
Silk and Satin CrAvas and ScaIis-hEe:
Silk and Linen Han6kcrchieis- henHsei Tor use;
Robes SuspendeJs Umbrellas, Canes. Carpet Bags Saz
Received aud for sale BY MYERS 3 MCi,lii.
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JUST RECEIVED BY W. T. BERRY & co.
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TAX PAYERS. TAKE NOVICE.

no you wish TO double taxess If So call at the OF
- flee of Lindsey Il Crockett, No. 80 College street
and list your property for Corporation taxes you who own
propers, both in old Nashville and what was recently
known South Nashville. The law requires the list to be
completed by the st of April Hand in your list them
forthwith, between TO- a NJ and a. p NJ BY the Assess
\. V. =. LlNDSLEY
feb23-lw W. A.. GLENN.
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NEW BOOKS.


GTANHOPE BURLEIGH; The Jesuits in Our
~ Land: Novel. By Helen Dhu.
book that electrified the nation: powerful, because
e-conVincing, because just
feb24 For sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
J1HANh s.EsIIE'S LADIES' GAZETTE for
IL February. For sale by JOHN YORK co.
~ Frank Leslie's New York Journal for January and
February. feble
FUDGE DOINGS:
pElNG Tony Fudge's Record of the Same In Forty
- Chapters. by k Marvel. .1
The Land of the saraeen; Or, Pictures of Pales.
tne Asia Minor, Sicily and Spain. by Bayard Taylor
Rural Hours. BY Lady.
Freaks of Fortune; Or. the History of Ned Lorn By
the author of the "Rival Beauties" &C.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or, "reminiscences
of the Life of Tanner, &c. BY Vincent Nolte.
Our Parish: Annals of Pastor and People.
| Camille; Or, Life of COqutte. By Dunes.
| For sale bv JOHN YORK co
SCHOOL BOOKS.
T0HN YORK co. have for sale all the Text Books
| 81 adopted BY the High School. febll
A. j. FRANCISCO.
T FASHION ABLE Halter,
No. 90 Public Square, Nashville.
I
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CEMEN1!
IN BBLS Louisville Cement, received this cay, per
OU Emma Brown. (jau6) McCREA TERRASS.
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irving House,
SPLENDID STOC

nN the 9th March, we will open ONE HUNDRED
" PIECES or JIAT7YTG, of the best make and in
all widths and colors.
feb94 r. C. MCNAIRY CO.