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RIVER NEWS.

Nv Ell NEWS.
REPORTED BY H. H. HARRISON STEAMBOAT AGENT
NASHVILLE, March CIR Pm.
Now on the shoals 2S inches large-with river
still declining
The weather continues soft and mild. The sky
weLinterpersed with broken clouds Appearances
are favorable for rain as the clouds nearly through.
out the entire day, in the upper strata, have run
nearly due South, which has not occurred before for
many days. We perceive the rocks indicate con-
siderable degree of moisture, while the Barometer
is at least degrees from the point Indicative of
plenteous rain.
Arrived, Umpire from Smithlsnd.
Departed, Umpire and A L. Davis for S,mithlsnd
The light draught passenger steamer Forest
Rose leaves tomorrow evening the 9TH inst, at
o'clock for Memphis An excellent opportunity
for speedy conveyance
The Smithland and Paducah packet Rock Citv,
will positively leave for Paducah at 10 oclocl, Oh
Wednesday.
The steamer Iroquois is now laying at Eddyville.
Steamer VIM Phillips hourly looked for. Weather
at Cincinnati and Louisville mild and pleasant, with
indications Of rain.
The upper and lower Mississippi gradually de-
Ginning. Memphis now oJoac the head of naviga-
ton. Wonder now if they will follow the advice
some time ago given US in regard to our waters,
and fence it in for the use of the cattle" Should
it fall much lower will it be ''hurt' think you?
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COMMERCIAL.
[Rportaa far tie Onion and American.l

Imported far tie Onion and Anaican.l
- ATLANTA, March g. 1885.
DEAR EDITORS Below furnish review of our mar
ket for the past week:
BACoN-There is only moderate supply in market
Hog round we quote in good demand at cents per Id
Sides 10; Shoulders 8 +; Hams l2alsk
LARD-Fair supply, in bbls, at lo5Sc; scarce in kegs
at lie
PORk-Dul sale al 6ae}s.
C0RN-ScaTce in sacks at 81 TO-
OATS Sc !0a75c.
WHEAT-None in market; worth 81 10
FLoUR-Common Super6ne Gil 0Oall So
HAY-Tennessee in demand at 81 so per loo lbs.
COW PEAS-Very scarce; 81 25al so.
GRoCERIES-RO Coffee ll1Sal2I per lb; Sugar
y. o. in bids 51zaS}(-in bbls 6assl; Molasses-N o.
new crop S2a33c per gallon Candles 2ia2scgood de-
mand Cheese - Cincinnati 12al2]Sc; Salt Liverpool
81 90a2 % per sack.
Respectfully, SEAGO i ABBOTT.
General Commission Merchants
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Statement from Canada.

QUEBEC, Feb. Z, ls5A
Nessrs B. A. FaanAssoeE Dc ca. We had the plea
ure of receiving, this morning the within certicie Of
your vermuge, which win be very gratifying TO y as it
was sent voluntarily.
We are gentlemen, youEs very truly,
J. MUSSoN co.
Ges.f5ensA lily little daughter four years DID, and my
son, older were for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles of your VerniiIee of
which gave them three doses according 10 directions
and strange say in less than three hours they pased 20
less than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS-some of the ex
traordnsry length Of from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced much OF the beneficial effects Of
your yermifage feel it my duty recommend 10 the
public as in my opinion, of the most efcacous rene
dies against worms ever yet offered to the public
Gentlemen believe me 10 be your much Obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail By all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout ice United States.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
TELEGRAPH AND MAIL
Up TO
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, March 6.-Weather warm with light
rains all the morning River clear of ice and fall
ing.
PITTsBMRe, March 6.--Rver unchanged.
New YoRK, March 6.-Money continues abuud-
ant. Stocks-Resding 7844; New York Central 95;
Pennsylvania Coal Company l0l. Cotton un-
changed.
Flour trife higher, sales 5000 bills; good Ohio
IS 70 50 so, Southern bouyant, 1900 sold at
So 81 a 9 80. Southern white Wheat 50 as
Corn active atpreviousr ates. Beef irm-old mess
Sl3 Is, new SIS Is %. Pork unchanged Lard
dull. Ohio Whisky 3I1c
CINcINSArr March 6, noon.-The Municipal cleo.
ton in Newport, KY, yesterday, resulted in the
defeat of the American ticket. Weather wet; river
stationary; markets quiet no change in prices.
LOUISVILLE, March Cit has been raining hard
all the afternoon. The weather continues mild and
peasant Total number of les killed in Ohio.
kentucky and Tennessee the passed season 1885,
600 against l,7Sa00O last year. The falling off in
weight Is estimated at per cent, making the to.
tal'defciency equal to $4,000.
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TIE C&ysUayLT LARGE AND FINE YOUNG JACK
WV tEIT NpROI-T

NJ IL make DIS let season the preset wear Al NV
w stable ON '14r creek to, mile, nur!h ~ r., '-
Ron AgT1 Spring Hickman County. Tenn. lie sg[ssA
will serve J"uua.s at 'as rrtusad price Of Tverrv
Dollars h. lhe insurance PAYABLE when the tact IS So
famed or tie i~aTCTy transferred. Jenu,s l=t--I g
is or those suC-jua fed tree Cd ckarEs.
viii Gere state hist tie best 1 attention shall h. mai
~ JGUusts fra especially iho-e brought Lef1Fe and
those having vugag colts. An possible cave Win he -
- prevent accidents. bur mo- res .A1ty t.r any
Pedigree ana bcscIipiIon.-Nour'.l1 Srraut wa
sirei hy Gen. Bravo. and ue hv imported hui IN rrT
siouria.n Sprouts Dam hv ola Hannibal
Mountain Sr.a vii De- years old the 9Th aay If Jaa
LSH, - - ~ I u, 'o1 oil = % uhl-;'' N
mounted On front with long lean neck and line si..--,
head. in iact look uaoE him as being superior 10 .
Jack If has aye ever saw both 10 SIZE and form N.n
ta1 Spyaaf is lilac coa. full cC vgor life and action
uuus,sy i-TS Jas, oi LIS unusual size i >,rr,,
FuaT how quit iT &o feel unusually anxious thar al
least n27rtv n ta people could see this colt NOUN
TAIN SFAoJi4 liyl-rW.f| =. !. DUDLEY.
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HENDERSON BROS,
pRACEIC pTITE FRS

% DeadeTick Street, Nashville. Tennessee.
VNHEY are prepared to fit up Hotels and Pirate 4
4 Dwelling Houses, both in town and country, @figS
with the necessary arrangements-such as Hot, ~
Cold Shower and Spout Baths Water Closets, Wash ba-
sirs, Wash Tubs, Pumps, &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe, and Hydrants put
up cheap; also Old Hydrauts repaired
NJ Call and see cur new Force and Lii Pump, which
il yerv useflI in case Of fire. au2G-Gm
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LAILOR $ NOTICE.

COMMITTED 70 the Jail If Dickson County, Tennessee,
I lhe 81 at dav q February 1885, two Negro men,
e. o. calling BIS Clinton and The other calling his
name jim Clinton isaboul .oEtyhve GRITTY years Of age
ioet inches high, rather Slender built is of copper
color his hair stands somewhat end has high fore
head and thin visags speaks quick when spoken TO- saws
b. belongs 70 Joseph Aston, Of Tho gate Of Florida and
lhe when he left, he under the control Of James
Gro0-.e. Leon county, Florida
JJn is about A years OF age s. = feet inches high
stout LulL 81 quite black complexion aud weighs about
5t lbs lis upper fore teeth out He saws he belongs
70 William Buld C. Jefferson county. Florida Thegs,
He-as brought 90 Charlotte aud len there bva man
CaR himself ,. Nlckhouse who learn is now in the
Jail i Albania, Georgia whose true name We understand
Is Pool Ina owners Cguesied come forward and
Prov 75rtr sni take them away, they VIII be dsp5.
- a-egl dang lu ldH. THIS lsr d1v at March 1850.
JOHN W. HUTTON,
sHa.iI Ind J4ilor OF Dickson coanty. Tenn
March 8. 5-5--5.v
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vEyv PO0K ON sPIRITUALIsI

NEW BOOK ON sPIRITUALISM.
esprit COMMUNION: A Record Of Communications
from the SpirSpherss, with ncontesbIe evidence OF
personal Identity and Observations and Essays by
JB FERGUSON Union and American Steam Press.
This is one Of tie most remarkable books OF the age
whether regard the nature Of the SprtCommunlGl-
tons it records The strange disclosures it presents or the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the iu-
t;re life its able and distinguished Editor has offered IN ITS
eloquent pages II is yNv We" adapted 10 the object Lad
in view aud must command extensive circulaton No
man can read it without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character oil
OF its religion the beauty and submitv q us appeals ana
the honesty and fearlessuess OF its author
For sale at the Book Stores ot the city. LJaniE-u
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AuC GSGn.
snAzFsv n--vr-.-ru, ,-sE

Va va! eel VI aIc.ou Saturday, the 10th iust ct
~ our Ware House on 10 yer Market ST. large stock
gies
Inc above oek has been sent TO US by house closing
ouSlhsss-an excellent lot Of work. which must he sold.
Terms made known 81 the time o. and place Of sale.
mar1-5td saw PIP. PECK 4 CO.
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RELIEF rs ON HAND!
- yTTYrrr


WY a. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTUR ER AND FILTER, Of No. l,
Egans Buildings Adams street. Memphis, Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Shermans New Orleans Truss Esab-
shent respectfully 10 the citizens OF Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with COM
l,ete assortment Of mechanical cOntrvances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CUBE Of all forms of
HERNIA Mr.. Gliddou's lsng experience, and the
fact that he is backed BY the brightest and most in
;eonnt PHYSICIANS of the South West warrant him IN
se-,ia that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dangerous misfortune would do well to call him
soon as ne arrvesbusiness arrangements not permitting
him to remain long. The Medical Faculty will be
called upon BY Mr Gliddon, who will explain 10
them the pecuarites Of his instruments. Each Truss
Is made 10 ORDER th-s insuri7g a PERFECT PIT; aud
as each individual REQUIRES different degree Of pressure
the patient experiences what he never did before COMFORT
and SECURITY which render him sgan of to himself
and cheer him with the prospect Of final and radical cure
Mr. Gliddon during his long experience has fitted ruP
tured eases from children at the breast up to parties who
have reached their " three aud ten.
The adaptation of the Gua PeTcha has proved Of meal
cua bic value the planting community, inasmuch the
Truss springs are thus rendered permanently safe from
the effects of human Perspira.0n more especially
that of the negro race.
Mr. Giiddon is be found for short time at the City
Hotel Room IS Nashville. where ne reief 10 some OF
the prominent citizens OF this city, whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs Robards and Taylor Pro-
fessors Memphis Medical Colleges prs. Peyton, Putnam
Taylor Hooks Wilson and Jones
Ian
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EETE want t. nlrcla3e 50 600 lbs. GOOD BA-
w CON l1r which We will pay the highest market
pTics IN CaS. ;. Il. LOOMS \ co
ieo2+ No e Public Square.
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W. & B. FREEMAN,
No. II North College Street,

NASHVILLE TENS.
I'VE arr manufacturing at new quarters Richly Or
w namented Gilt Mantel and Piei Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain COrnice and Inside Window Blinds; and keep con-
ssnty hand choice stock Of Window SHADES and Cur
'ao Materials; together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials OF the very best description Oil Paint
ugs and Engravings Cabinet Makers Materials; French
window and Picture Glass &c. &c.
We would call especial attention to Gliding Depart
meut Having gone TO considerable expense procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful STYLES we can
safely promise that the work shall comrete in
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures
The Eastern Cities, aud al low cost as the sumo de-
scrptOn of work be brought here from abros ID the
purchaser running risk account Of breakage.
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Snuff and Tobacco.
LORTLBARD

SSAS 6I4sAs -
PETER LORTLLARD,
No 40, Chatham Street Eew-Ycrk
q UCCESSOR 10 PETER and GEoEsE LoRILIARp' Offers
for sale all kin Is Of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars, Price C2rrt5 can be obtained by al
dressing az above This Establishment is one Of the old
est of tne kind in the United States
Feb lily.
IMPORTATION WANTED.
to the present residence of Robert Patterson and Cor
n reus 1emont who were both enlisted soldiers II the
Robert Patterson was an Irishman BY BIRTH Ws.7er BY
trade and 81 years Of age in Sl They both enlisted az
Nashville. Tennessee They or Their he;Ts can learn Some
thing to their advantage by addressing
feSl-looGwlm BOX SOL, P. o, Nashville, Tenn.
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
yY1HF house and lot lately occupied BY Charles II Pea
BODY fronting 20 feet On MAJ ket street 80 feet deep
The buildings are all IN good repair a. d cost over
premises Possession given LIST January lsj5. Terms
liberal
.improvement-beth near the city.
Also acres in the Buena Vista Plan Of Lots with
ELEGANT building site, high and healthy.
Also Lots in AeNairy Addition, within 10 minutes
,vIk of the Square; fine building SIZES with beautiful
bargain will be given in the sale Of any of said lots
81 Apply to -: - =; cS nILhtN,
EEDS--I00 bushels striped Blue Gra,s; 100 bushels
sCjean Blue Grass 700 bushels Herds Grass jus. re
eeved and for sale by
teb2S-u. B. II" --'Hh'> y ii-Ah f'AN
SIATTR ESS ES-A good sssorncn. Of Shuck-Cof.
wi ton and Shuck Moss aud Spring Mattresses on hand
and for sse cheap.
GHAIRS-A large lot just rceeYei-fine and very
4 cheap
HSLOCKS-
The best assortment in the city
WINDOW SHADES
w OF the latest styles
)I4NOS-The best assortment in the cIjy; soITraatd
equal to the best and as cheap as the cheapest.
T1TRNITURE-A large lot Just received; viii ex-
change New Furniture for Old at fair rates, Furni-
ture made TO order repaired Al articles sold
ed equal to the recommend gwen.
s1s- Several PIANOS for rent.
4 febls |. IA. MORTON, As Union Street
1 TEXAS PECANS.-2g bbls real Texas Pecans-
I j large All c<ry Jfhe For sale BY
/ febIs DAVIS & SWAMI.
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]. z. MaXERS.

TT o X Z Y At LAW.
MORGAN COURT HOUSE, MORGAN CO, TENN.
Practices IN eli tie Courts Of Morgan and adjoining
1 5Gngies.
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PARTNERSHiP NOTICE
Irby Morgan & Co.

TTAYING taken the house formerly occupied by ]. P.
Dromgoole next door 10 Berry Demoyille's Drug
store will be prepared from the ls to the 0h OF March
exhibit en- eg fresh and well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancr Dry Goods and Varieties, to which they
ask the special attention Of cash and si7t time prOt
purchasers Ths stock being entirely and obtained
az prices ~ Jc last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fear of icing uudersold.
feb9D
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Fall & Cunningham.
" UOLESALED DEALERS ANn IMPnRTEns

OF HARDWARE CUTLERY AND GUNS.
II A., North r. Pasts Square, Nas!gile, Zszassss.
VAVE EoE in store a full ard complete assortment Of
ETr3scIss IN ell its varieties together with an ann.
srJlF lgs stock " Cgrg and G 70 all Of which they
invite the attention Of Dealers visiting This MARKET their
stock has been made up 10y direct purchases from The
n.fctzrss both in America and Europe and they feel
confident that those who may give them call v III ind II
advantageous so deal with them.
C5yl aud grJnn.ta 5Hyc,S VIII fad the prices Of their
goods suited to tie times.
Feathers received at the highest market price
N.shviIie March ., i5f5.-twEw
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NEW BOOKS.

S,TANHOPE BUKLEIGH; The Jesaits in Our
- Land A Novel By Helen Dhu.
'ook that electrified the nation powerful. because
TIRE convincing, because just.
fSst For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
TvaANk LEsLIE's LADIES' GAZETTE for
February. For by JOHN YORK i co.
- Frank Leslies New York journal fox january and
February. ieblG
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- WESTERN AGENCY FOR THE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES
Magnificent Schemes for February, 1855.

.. Hla-ftL q 20 -a-l-'@I-FA1
nor The convenience Of Western and Southern Orders
a the Managers have established Western Agency,
where all orders BY mail for tickets in any Of the Maryland
schemes for the Dpt 81 arua-v are ne most attractive
e'e ouersd both in the brilliant Vt Prizes and the
nun III per q Drawn Ballots The Maryland Lotteries are
enee Of the Stale Lottery Cor,;siorsr Bonds 10 large
are gwen 70 the State secure Inc payment Of
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~ We are authorized and requested to announce Or
THOMAS AxDrRsoy OF Coffee County, candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress Of the United States.
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]. r. POINDEXTER,

J. T. P0INDEXTER
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
feblO-ri Studio over w. 7 Berry Co.'S Book Store.
DR0Y a II BUCHANAN AND DR. Al hAYFIELD
will give g Course OF instruction in all the branches
t,urhi at the Nashville Medical College commanding
the first Monday 10 April and continuing during the sum
meT months
~ Fee $50 in advance iebl0-lmdtwAw
ELECTION NOTICE.
TINE annual election Of Seven Directors manage the
affairs of the Nashville Gas Light Company for The
ensuing year. will take place at the office OF the Company
on Saturday Cd March, 1855.
isn3-tf JAS. H. RESDRICK, Secretary
NEGROES FOR SALE,
HAVE several very valuable servants for sale, that
have owned several years. having selected and retain
ed them for good qualities, but having moved to the
CITY have for them consequently would ike TO
sell them xchange them for others Inq2st think they
are getting good homes. Persons who have negroes that
bey would IS soon send South not exchange
them fer negroes thatwill DO TO keep.
REES W PORTER.
Feb u, 1s54-f
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kPRrNG STYLE.
NEW GOODSf

NEW GOODSi
WHO WILL BE THE FIRST TO CH0osEl
DURING the following week l viii be in receipt of
- rare and choice assortment Of all descriptions of
Goods in NY line suitable for Che Spring trade TO which
invite the attention Of the citizens Of Nashville and vicinity
Let every body who wants something and elegant call
at FRANGlSCU'S,
fsb9I No. % Public Square.
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MCGREDY y CARMICHAELs
NURSEIYNEN, FLORISTS AND LANDSCAPE GAR.
DENERS,
LIN WnOD NURsFRY

DENERS,
LIN WOOD NURSERY,
NASHVILLE. TENN,
lirsT -Gleg from TIE Cit On tie Hsl>j0r0 7i,rnDtf
II AVE for sale Fruit Trees Grape Vines Ever -
greens or / Ornamental Trees, Shrubs Roses, 10
Greenhouse Plants 0- gc Oranges for Hedges &c Gar
dens laid out or reodsei Bouquets TO order at G
T6ec3--l2m
DWEGLIsG FOR SALE on LONG TIME.
4 DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with five rooms
- kitchen, &c, so "a Market street. adjoining the g
TcultJLai Manufacturing Company Apply to
f,b-o--W } l. &. ". BROWN. 541z Cherry 81.
] ADTES' ROOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
= Ladies 7 lex aud Fomp-soled F. Morocco and Kid
Boots;
"a ies IlCk's1ied French Lasting CATERS;
Ladies' French Ed Dress Slippers;
Mi7e' and Chdren's Boots Shoes and Caters suta6.
70 tie present weather at
tt-7 RAAAGE 3 CHURCHS ~ Collegest
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FUDGE DOINGS:

DEING Tony Fadges Record Of the Same Ia Fosy
I'D Chapters By Il. Marvel
The Land of the SaraeeE; Or, Pictures of Pales-
tine Asia Minor Sicily and Spain. BY Bayard Taylor.
Rural Hours. BY Lady.
Freaks Of Fortune: Or, the History Of Ned loru by
the author of the Rival Beauties, sc.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or, "Reminiscences
of the Life Of Farmer, &C. By Vincent Nolte.
Our Parish: Annals of Pastor aud People.
Camille; Or, Life of Coquttte BY Dunes.
Fer sale BY JOHN fORk & Co
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~ Ia or report ofthe delegates for the count

- We are now having spring weather, with
hopeful indications Of much needed rain.
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w ay down East

Or Poruaiures Of ankee life. By SEBA SMITH, Esq
The original Major Jack D1wning."
There is doubt that Ar SEBA STI is the best paint
ef Of Yankee pscUarites that wrote He is tue to
nature and never caieatuTes, hut without carcatuTng IS
nlCSt amusing.
SEEA Sara without doubt not only the founder OF
wat he onGlv and naturally encugh calls the Dow ming
LIature bCt be is n point OF fact the only writer who
las ever been entirely successful the genuine dialect OF
YANKEE land Some OF has letters during the fare up OF
huHcatcn IN South Carolina, most admirable speci-
mems Of StICTg common conveyed in the homey
}6gEs9e OF strong minded and unsOphistcsted Down
taSJer. They sensible they amusing, and
they told we'll upon The country At1c York C5a8!er and
Z. qH.ye-.
INUUN, NELSON q co. Al Union Street, are
I prepared to furnish subscribers and others with
GC5zy's Lady Book for March. Back numbers also
b. had If them feb24
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BANGING AND CALISTHENICS.
MR. GOODWIN has taken the upper rooms Of the
" Odd Fellows Hall, and will commence giving In
srnctions in these graceful accomplishments on Friday
the 2sd inst 4, at4 P. NJ.
Genternen's Glass from to 9, P. NJ same days.
Terms $40 per Session. 1850.
DAYS of Tuition-Mondays Fridays and Saturdays.
ieb20-tf
1I0LD AND SILVER bought and sold at best rates, By
tT iauII JOHN d. JAMES co.
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NEW BOOKS.
W asn1zag-tczl 1rving's
NEW VOLUME
TOOE, LSOS * co.

. . - n \ IL . Y n Z y.
No "A, Union street,
IAYE just received
II WOLFORT;S ROOSF.
And other Papers, first collected. By WASHING
TON IRVING
collection Of miscellaneous papers, not unworthy of
the author OF the Sketch Book real acquisition
literature Such is the present Volume. The face OF June
Is not familiar its air refreshing than
TIC stye and g61Us Vi Irving in the sketches before
US We welcome Them to place with their predecessors
shelves and in our hearts They are uniform with
the previous volumes Of Putnams elegant edition of IT.
wings works We glad 10 be informed that have
got much longerto Wait for the Life Of Washington ec
IOr5 Recorder
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ROBERTSON & BRADSHAW,

&c H. College Street, between Spring and Union sts
Nashville. Tenn.
yETE have associated Mr. JOHN r. JONES, Jr of Mar.
w shall county, with in business and viii be car
RED under he style Ct l. " RosgRTsoS & Co al our
former business place College street
We solicit the continuance Of patronage VI Ourod friends
and customers 90 tne new hTTu. feb24-tf
LECTURES IN TIE PKUPHECIES.
= H following is programme OFFS LECTURES OF Ii proph.
! ecivs, % b delivered By the Rev. :. Bonbanms-
me and place Of ralf delivery will be announced soon
~ The NECESSARY .-ri:.2E eH,eu-s are made:
!. Louis Sapoieou.
.. Turkey and ifs des0Iaton
.. Decline and destruction Of P9farr.
4. Destiny OF the United States.
E!e,0n and preservation OF the Jews Divine decree
t. Restoration OF the jews TO Palestine as a natioa their
conversion 20 Christianity, their ultimate destiny
: Russia.
8 TIE coming tileu!um.
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