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Of Boston -
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MARRIED.

CWALMERs-ALLENOER- 90 Wespesday peb. H.
lsss BY the Rev " nsm Adams D, J.mss G. Chalmers
efths City Mics lssbsl s. daughter Of the late Wm "
All. p-sr, Eco OF Charleston. South Iarolina-
Epw fsitdeld Conn on Thursday.
lssh Fsh the Rev w. Lord, Amy Edssrds Of Se~Yors
to sephi. y: JeI e, daughter Of W, Jones. E.Q.
EOwARD.RoBINsoS = In Dssdse, III, on the evening
I'D Of Rome, VIZ to Ms Mary j. Rospson Of the former
flsee.
WEBsTER-PARAplsE In this City Feb. IS, by the
Rev G,og-J Greer, Mr. Wm ". Webster 10 Mss Lus e
D. Paradise, daughter " ID w. Paradise
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Iron Our CSb CoTrespondent
PHILADELPHIA. FEB h-Srtred -st, snship City Al
NwlcrA Mathews Boston. l. q a. sr-A yesterday
norrirs .hir, No rsre from Liverpool wyoniSs ,rsa
% Nichols sdde, Ne~ orleaes; bark ANY, Elm.
Pa,r Jsnts C. Hand fhsde phsi bfi.s Heary 90
rs.t,r On ccpee ard David Brown. Report schf hsS
A, he rich Of Csre Herlopsn osdeS with mossses fall q
~r.r The .ssgs ship North Csrolirs, from rhhsde poa
B. und rpo0 put into Beshwstef yesterday 81 Isoa
e.r.e not b,-t and
, =, sheut Sc s@iiiiots sail IN the rosdstesd
Bark JsussC Hand Carroll Nes.oTle.ns
Biz David :. Brown. MARKHAM, New Od'sns
chord esrk arcf Simmons Cuba aud msfhet, o10
Fnna saksr Session. bieeEe Oatertse Iientaes" ves
Sanders srdeuss scn, >tA Nckinson FfovideDce ~ "
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COURT cALEsDAR-THis Day.

SUPREME CoURT-Sp ciai Te'us- Motion Caso-
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REAL LIFE-SIZE.-The real life-sze Pho
made really and nhed IN oil those
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Persons hsvrs ordinary Dasueueoypes can have them re-
produced lesre. Every style Of pe;ae keu IN any kna
Of weather
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hr IN %. s.y i49 the smallest nudber Al average per
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SPIRIT MEDIUM-Mrs. KELLOGG will receive
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Tho host assortment of FIxr TEAS will

TFAS.-The best assortment OF FINE TEAS VIII
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veil the ode,t Tee establishment In the city We assure
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The system of MonOchrOmatic Painting tau

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ANsoxIs OAGrERREorYpEs. large size fol


- pts rooed and twice The size ever taken Tor
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glofbing.

IMMENSE REDUCTION in READY.MADE
CLOIHIN9 Fine blsch Frock Goats IS each; bsct Co.
m.re Pants 81 So pari Satin sn1 Grsnssine Vests 81
h splendid goods Also cse OF black Brosdcloth 81
s'srd LEFir corner Nassau and BsekmAn ~
MEN and BOYS CLOTHING at Wholesale
wi and retail At J. VaNDEaoILps No. 81 FaitsssL-
earn order the best TO- ea taught "a
pseI furnished to the sde Your patronage resps'ns
y solicited.
Q III II T s
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No. 10 Rue Richelien,
Near the Thester Francois, Paha
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WlT GOODS WET GOODsl! WI

w GOODS
100 Pieces Fine White Linen at q worth ~.
IS piee,, sup.I6ae White Lineo az q worth 81.
100 Dozen NspsiBs It J.. cbespne
- Dozen Napki los at ~ ~ortb 2 o.
I25 Dozen Towels Linen at 3d.. ehesp at ~.
10 Dez.n Towe's, Linen. At 3d. worth 49, 60
e Dozen Linen Daina,s Table Cloths at lo aud II vWJ
ebesp. ..,-,- A. 49,,
uO Pieces Fine shtiDR =, ID loo Pieces ynd vide 1h
i Pieces supernne Sd 80 Pieces I'd sad iot. very
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Aso Is cas.s Patterns Print Merimsek Styles ss
The above ,nsd perfect having besa yet
only will prove bargain 10 the parehssst than
,ry before Goods sent all parts the city Ws@s
buTsh ard J.Isy CITY
Ps-i5 Pieces Bsek sils, very cheap:
ANDAEN q. COLBY. No II dv
Between Sch and lothsta
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY. Feb. l6 1855.
ASHEs-The arist Is unchanged Sales Of Pots at 80 50
and Pearls at sc asa 30 S7t
COITON-There fair demand, without mser.l change
in quotations the steamers adyces affecting the market but
little; the common descriptions are heavy.
EEwyoRK CLASSIFICATION. %
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BY Telegraph.

sAvANSAH-Ar. Feb Is, .,e.a.hip Augusta IS hoar. in,
NcwHork
NEW ORLkASs-A Feb. Is. bafk. Aan, Nsw.Ycss,
Lrey Boston
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MNIArURE ALMASsC.......-rBls DAY
srx-Rsess So Se..........5 81 MooS-Rises. 6 50s
HIGH varEs........rBIs DAy-
Sandy Uook7 IS tov Island. 8 8 lie Gate.....l0 IA
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Carpets, OIL Cloths, 81.

$4,000 , SahD .s TAr a:s x r' 49, =.
neu of Ipgraos ard Threepys Just purchssed 81 the 49,
auction sales LORD TAILOR. Grsndst, car ChfyNee
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Bnil0inq Matsrials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIkk-
~ PROOs BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRQsn,
ROOFS. &c The uDderigned prepared " Wsn.
cold wron,b rolled Beams cut 10 specified lengths,
price which enables Ere prof buildings 10 be erectsd 81
moderate advance the cost ~ooden The pusk -
invited examine the building u aesss Hsrper -
CBf they been need For fur hsr -
alton apply 10 COOPtRS HEWITT no II B1rips alp
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Drn GOODS

CLOAKS CHEAPER THAN EVER.--Mast
be sold without reserve make room for spring Goods
ju, .ivsd per. esm.I Asia as per .d,iee. from P.ns
Bs Irice Ladies sre not expected 10 pueh'.e oue"
feey is6eS the, are se,ns the worth OF their money ne
IS WIZ '' WIN LIZA WoIYSEUx BELL No S c.nd.s
"CHEAP DRY GooDS."-In consequence Of
~ the dt.clu ion Of Ptpeuhtp heretofoss eI.,iss BE-
tween aLtX IRVINE and GEO SEYEs, CT No 2ss Sd ~.
S sfs q s.S % sorcs s and Sst
ING LET for four from NAY bet location for ou'
..e cab .alS rsSe snd oo, eisaossS ia
the Propie'o, wi,hn 20 soncsn rts ~. cuisines On s
GRAND SPRING OPENING of NEW, ELE-
DON sna NEW YORK FASHIONS, GU rHU as0AY March
/ 1855 az Nine DENAaE,Ts EMfO ALUM of FASHION
No SIS Boscw,y Nos 49, sad i6a Futoast Bfooklyn
FIunsv. srsussm.D. have been made 10 present on hh
extensive assortment OF entire new - ne
ensuing L,de' will please Is@smoed tes .ss ~
cpy II days Ia this month, daring VINO" "s ~
tern. only l!t cents
DLNOVAL.-Ihe large stock OF COMBS,
u BUrTOss and FANcY GOODS at No SCsdrG As
been moved to re psel Us ,o nos 90 as 49, -
esop t,sm , d ~, ss, .ouf.etae combs and ,sSss
scoo be Upd siss' for their constant supply and are
1.cius Europe by steamer. French "a
f. S 81 . be 1,1 y soos Co. the SsT ias
CONES -suralo aud Limitation Buffalo Bach combs I'M
Comts Ivory, necs and Lons Combs. Rubber Puff. stds,
N-rk Lou ard Dressing Combs 49,.
BUrrOss steel Pearl Glt Lsstins, Bone Agate Metz.
Thread Linen a6d Horn
BRUSHES % BAR Tooth, Nail &c. . a.,
Linen Tbress Carks spool Cotton Needles rms aocn
ard Eve. Rsr Pins Els.cs Whsebone, Lusn and Cotes
Tape linen .nd Cotton Boeoio stay sndps stay 1870,
Boot end sb Lscns Kbitns Cotton suspcpdsm tnnels
and Scissors Porte Nonpsrs Rets urs french "oHmS cot
ton with q srest variety of Sans. cheap fr cash
The su, their Tor cash and ct the very
''"''' ' D H. KNIGHT 4 Co,
Nos ~ and 20 vesey.t .tup stairsD NewYah.
ps y,sex ar il the first beow the Aston houss usa
N and ~ aye /. few ooon ~sst of Bro.d~ay.
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NEM-A inward bound bsk forced sshore on Romer
Sbosl th, moin'n, by rbe ice -
The pilot boat ChIan BERG shore the point OF SANDY
H,ok HAVING been ca RED there y the ice
The yhound from santa Cruz Cuba for Ant~erp
ashore the Hog Sly Dec 2s and total oss
cargo saved
be bns Toruo Of Portland wrecked, on Abscoa vessel
q total lo,, csgo shyed
We hear o. brig Ashore to the eastward OF the HOOK, sup
rosed u be the ABsostuTa, from Ansoauia
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NonnASnr. July IL Isl

NORMANDY, July IA, 1855.
Mr. EDITOR: Isee in the Union and american
of July 9Th, the following, by a correspondent,
which take the responsibility Of denOuncing as
base lie, Here it is
M EoRaASDY, June 29th, 1885.
MEssRs. EnIToRs Our unfortunate friends who
were induced to join the Know Nothing order, are
coming back by scores-some 10 or 80 in the vicin-
ity of Montechristo and Tuahoma, and seven in
this place to-day.
Now, as for Montechristo, ] do not know any
thing of such place, and would be glad for this
enlightened correspondent to locate the place. AS
for seven persons having withdrawn from this coun-
ell on the 29th day of June, even from the time
of its organization, pronounce it lie, and the
author of it is not worthy to fill any place among
white folks. / am the President of this council,
and know what speak. There have been three
Withdrawals, but we donot consider that the cause
has been weakened by the operation, for we have
taken in as many since that time.
He speaks of TuIahoma. Now saw respec-
table gentleman from that council few days ago
be told that persons had left that council
since its organization, and one had been thrown
OVerDOaru DO you VIII Ieaul5 SSo thoS U"S SeoOS'
ment of the U,tionS correspondent is tissue of
lies, gotten up for the purpose of misleading the
unsuspecting. Now, sir, can you conceive of any
punishment severe enough for such vile liar as
this able correspondent of the Union? Our coun-
Gil is located in the 25th district in Bedford county,
and you do not have much idea of the opposition
we meet from the Sag NIGHTS or the apologists of
the Roman Catholic religion.
For fear of wearying you, will close. Believe
me, dear sir, to be your ob't servt and friend,
JAS. B. PHILLIPS.
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upon the stump, in the council hall, or at
the polls-let him fill it promptly; and let the
people hold up the hands of their public
champions, by their sustaining presence, while
they labor to advance the cause Of their coun-
try, the cause of humanity. No one should
trust to another to do BIS duty FOR him. Let
us have no drones in the camp-no dissensions
in our lines--but brave and onward move
meat, shoulder to shoulder, arm in arm; and
the boastful hosts of our opponents viii be
seen flying before you in every direction.
Such is the stirring, cheering import of our
latest advices from every division of the State.
Ore fortnight more of active, united, patriotic
effort, and we may confidently expect to hear
the welkin ring with shouts of joy and peans
Of triumph for the success of the glorious
AMERICAN cause.
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SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEnvCAI DEPARTMENT..

THE Fifth Annual Course of Lectures il this Institution
will commence Monday, the 2gth OF october next,
and continue till the first of the ensuing March.
PAUL F. EVE, NJ D. Principles and Practice OF surgery.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
of Women ana Children.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Medi-
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omy.
j. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
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THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ. d Demonstration Of Anatomy,
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students the
first Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course of Lectures, free to all Stu
DENTS will be given by the Professors, commencing also
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of Fees for Lectures in the University $lOo-
Matricuaton (pad only $5 Practical Anatomy
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Good Boarding be procured at about 50 per week.
Further inform alton can be obtained by addressing
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the safety of free institutions, thus openly des
pissed requires that should guard against its willy
Vaccinations by refusing to elevate to offices of
power and trust those whom we have reason to be-
leye entertain such anti-repubcsn opinions or are
subjected to the direct influence of this allgrasping
domination of the Roman hierarchy.
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FLOUR Dept,



TIVE subscriber having the Agency Of The following Mills:
Il Mitchelvie Mills Spencers Mills, Silver Spring Mills
Logan Mills, Nashville City Mils-al Of which Justly
celebrated for their superior brlndw keep
on hand supply OF Fresh Flour. All Flour OF the
above brands sold by me- will be warranted Also, agent
for the sale OF Corn Meal from the above Mills. City
dealers and will ind il their interest to call
and examine stock.
Tobacco have in store a large quantity ~
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO, which am Offering to
the trade at unusual low prices.
E@-A full assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. r. O. handy,
No so College street,
jyi1-dim ne door from Broad.
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Ho. for kingston Springs!

TIVE undsrsixaed haVu made al arrange ktkek-SAA
raent with Mr. Jane J. Baker, 70 run l3SrEk~7Ssk
I. At "a srnser ounibus 10 thr Spin g thfce =
tines per week each uay tao aeAfs once a. ne
ssuanse IIouse. where seats nay % secured
IN. omnibus sfl nashville Fe7ctst5 a. o'clock
A NJ IN Tuesdays, Thursiays, and saturday,
Rzsarnior sin leave the springs panefsd1y az same
Aoar On A5bdass Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful ds Eers good horss eom0ftable cmnbuses and
drfxhtla place Of thus offered 10 he pabc-
NJ psas sl Be spared 70 make the Trip pleasant and
js5l-sa ELkJ KREIDER-
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PROHIBITION LAW.

Let them rave and exclaim they will pass it,
And declare we no drink shan get after,
We give them, by way Of reply,
shout Of derson and laughter:
For al who taste LyOEs' : hHdDDs
So delicious and exquisite find IT,
That never could tyranny gain
The right to restrict not sell il.
fINHE quality Of these A r OMATIC sCHIFDAM
SCI NAPPS is so well known that they do not need
the pulling that appears others do. One trial that
required TO convince person Of their error quality
Sold wholesale and retail BY the sole prOprietors,
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