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RUTH HALL.

By FANNY FER

Notices of the Press.
"If any doubts have existed in the minds Of Fanny
Ferns readers to her being Of geGius, Ruth
Hall will dspe them. No oUs VIII fail % read the book
through who reads the FIST chapter.Ag i0rk C0aris
alt such story could produce who bad nOt
genius of high order . Il requires no fiit Of
prophecy predict that viii produce sensation il
work distinct with genius it deals in distractions
but with the living realities Of the present time aud at
this our Own land '-PAiL Aorts AlsSricLl-
Here is a remarkable book book 20 create pro
found sensation We have read It throughthe volume or
40J psges. IN six consecutive hours The story
is told with extraordinary power and interest There
passages In Ruth Hall equal IN tragic description to any
thing the works Of Dickens Il L book that viii mss
sObbing among mothers and widows aud eau general
signing the Of the rich Rnd The SElsrrgs Of tie
poOr."-8sg York EiJror.
"Never did tale abound il many beautiful image
and so skillfully drawn pictures OF the heart
Destined TO be of the most popular works issued
from the American press."-Pk ilddalgtjI Eercufg.
1T will be read with avdty and extend the authors
merited popularity. lJr5 Journal # Commerce
FOR SALE BY W. 4. BERRY d1 co.
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- BEASLEY IL RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. PAPER HANGERS
AND GLACIERS,

Between the Masonic Hall and the Crutcher House
rF- All kinds of Granting and Marbling done in the
be 1t manner and at reasonable prices
fehZ2-6ua
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10y virtue of an order of sale TO directed from the
Circuit Court Of Davidson County, will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash. the Court House door in
the City of Nashville the 4th of April next all the right
title and interest that W. r. Cornelius aud Daniel W.
of West Nashville Lots and bounded follows beginning
at the corner Of Porter Street the East de running
S0uh wenyseven feet 10 the corner Of Lot 204 thence
Lot No 2G7 one hundred and seventy five feet 10 fifteen
foot Alley thence along said Alley the distance of the
front boundary to the Of forty foot Street which
separates the said lots from the Rail Road Depot thence
one hundred and seventy five to the beginning being the
Lots conveyed BY ]. W. McCombs and VIM r Cornelius
TO James r. McCombs. VIM. r. Cornelius and Daniel W
Doris by deed which is Registered in the Registers Office
of Davidson County Tennessee in Book No. 10 Page l2
the plan of West Nashville Lots is Registered in the Regis
office County and State aforesaid and in Book No
Page 322 levied the Property of VIM R. Cornelius
and Daniel W Doris, and in favor OF ]. r. II. Nc
Even. Sale within lawful hours E. B. BIGLEY.
March G 1851. Sheriff of Davidson County.
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ID virtue of two wts orders of sale to directed
ID from the Circuit Court of Davidson County, will of.
fer for sale the highest bidder for cash the Court
House door in the city Of Nashville the l4th of April
next all the right title and interest that Charles Hess
in and to certain tract of Land in District No. Is David
son county in the State Of Tennessee bounded follows
Beginning Ash Tree Standing Oak, Pointers South
boundary line the being the North West corner of
the land of Paul Vaughn and running thence North SCI
West with Pointers line, 96l poles stake the North
east Of Maxey line, thence South with her East
boundary line in all 15 poles 10 Ash Tree her South
east the Northwest of tract Of land be
longing to John Mckinney, thence South s6< east with
another line of Mckinney 20 poles Of his thence
south with his line poles to a stake, McKineys corner,
thence south ssh t92 poles Mulberry stump beng
the northeast of tract of land belonging to the
said Mckinney the west boundary line of another belonging
to John Holmes, thence north with his line poles to
stake the northwest of Thomas line the same be-
ing the southwest of Paul Vaughns thence north
west with Vadghns west boundary line IA poles the be
ginning containing 96 and % square poles Levied
the property of Charles Hess and in favor Moore
and son. and C. A Trsbrdge March list I555 Sale with
in lawful hours. L. BlGLEY,
marc Sheriff of Davidson county
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The KNITTING MAoHINE.-The latest Invention is
that Of q new Knitting Machine. 1t is very SIM
pie in its construction, and easy in its management
A girl ten years old, with a single machine, by
hand power eau knit six pairs of stockings day.
1t widens and narrows heels and toes with the reg
ulsrity and smoothness Of al experienced knitter.
The Machine is on exhibition at the Mercantile
Hotel, New York. It is the invention OF a Con-
necticut man named Ellis, VINO died before reaping
any of its advantages. 1t has been patented, anda
stock company formed, which will establish man
ufsctory Immediately in New York. A. T. Stew
art, has taken $4,000 worth Of the stock. The
old women must look to their knitting needles, else
their fayori,e occupation will be gone.
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W. Il. BERRY & co.
MAPS OF THE SEAT OFWAR.

W. Il. BERRY Il CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRiMEA, with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, and views Of SEVAS
TOPOL and BALAKLAFA from the best authorities
By Ernest SandOz.
=" Professors GoYAT and AslSz Of Cambridge, Boz
ton vOuch for the correctness Ot this MsP.
W. t. BERRY & CO., have just received
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1850.
PARTY LEADEflS-by BALDWIN.
THE LAMPLIGHTEK, new edition
HINTS TO AMERICAN SP0RTSNEN-bE Lz7TrL
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rnent which, at the request Of bis son, you will
please do in such terms as you may deem proper.
am, very respectfully your obedient servant,
JOSEPH VAULX.
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PRESENTATION OF GEN. JACKSoNsS SWORD TO
CONGRESS-

The sword of Gen. JACKSON, presented by him
to Gen. ARMSTRONG, Yves lately presented by the
heirs of the latter to Congress- The speeches in
both Houses accompanying the presentation, con-
tanning as they do, history Of the sword viii be
eagerly read by Tennessesns. Ia the Senate,
speeches were nale by Messrs. Cas- and Bill, ID
in the house by Messrs. SMITH, of Tennessee, ZoL-
IlooTFER, and BENTON. The resolution accepting
the sword on behalf of the nation was unanimous
iy adopted. We give to-day the speech of Gen.
Cas-. and viii follow it with thos. of the other
gentlemen
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Finger Rings.

W, 4. Berry & Co. have Just received
The HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS.
By Charles Edwards Esq. With numerous Illustrations
l2uo, cloth. Also
THE LIFE OF P. T.. BARSCW Written by Himself
With Portal. and Numerous illustrations l2n0 cloth
YOU HAVE HEARD OF THIN; Being Sketches Of
Distinguished Authors Artists, Veeasts. Composers Sc
BY q limo cloth With Portraits steel ct horace Yer,
net and Julia GriSi.
MY COURTSHIP AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES b.
HanrY Miknf I WI Iann
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EdgeEeld & BrownsvilIe,

1--WE Beautiful Building Lots in Houston's addition
fronting each so feet on Woodland street. Also de-
sra pie lot fronting So feet Gsstn Pike adjoining the
residence OF Allen A. Washington Esq.
Also 10 Beautiful Lots in Brownsville about mile frnm
hobson Chapel located the Galan pike containing
about four each The character of the
ana me fertility OF the SOIL cannot be surpassed for sale on
long lime, to persons who will improve the lots
j. l.. & r ". BROWN.
u.u.A., ,o- -, AZ Cherry Street.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY.

Alta meeting of portion of the democrats Of
Davidson county pursuant to notice, at the court
house in Nashville on Monday, the 9TH inst The
Convention was organized by the appointment of
FELIX R. RAINS, Chairman; and, on motion, JAMES
WooDs was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman then stated the object of the meet
ing, and on molten, committee was appointed to
report the names Of delegates to the State Con-
vention to be held on the 9th March.
The committee after retiring, reported the names
of the following gentlemen, which report was
adopted by the Convention.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
HAVE just returned from the East and am receiving
1 splendid assortment of rich SPRING GOODS for Gen
tlemens wear consisting of Cloths Cassneres and Vest
ngs IN all the various Styles to which invite the atten
on OF my customers and the public. am also agent 70
the sale of SCOTS report of Fashions
SAM. PRICHETT,
marlin No. "a, College street
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Bayard TayIOr's New Beck.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEK; or, Pie
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor, Sicily, and
Spain.
With Tinted FrsntisPiees sai Title, and Map. Uniform
with Central Africa"
Just received BY W r BERRY Z co.
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:. BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"
ANN yunETu PFAnING.

AND WORTH READING.
EEEGE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
VI FLOOD AND FIELD:
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE;
MORNING STARS OF THE New WcRLD:
FIFTY YEARS BOTH HEEIsPHEREs;
NOEATrTUM AND NAuCK;
LIves THE QUEENS CT ESaLASJ
THE PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHAH;
HILLS, LAKES AND FOREsr STREAMS;
The MONEY MAKER;
SUBsTASCE AID SHADOWS:
TES NIGHFs IN A Bah ROOM;
TABLES FOR CRITICs;
FERN LEAyEs-Second Series.
MEMORIES OVER TEE WAIERj
TESSEssKAN ABROAD
BERTHA and LILY,
The HERMIT 8 DELL;
HONsT Moon and other CCmicaines;
bliss LESLIEs Behavior Book;
1HIs, THAT AND TIE OTHER
Fer sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
mar3f
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DIARIES FOR 1855.
~ All the various styles and editions, for sale b.
JAMS v. L. BERRY s co.
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Auction.
CONSIGNMENT SALE.

CUNSEtINIWE sALLs
yHTE will sell at auction Saturday, the 10th inst
w our Ware House lower Market ST, large stock
OF Marriages consisting Of Coaches BarOuches and Bug
g;es
The above stock has been sent to by house closing
business-an excellent lot of work, which must be sold
Terms made known at the time OF and place of sale
mar6-5td RkW p PECK 4 co
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For The Gin.


LIST WaEl-Lewis Lauier I. Il. Buddike.
ID 4" Jno n. Sloan ". P. Downs
Sd 81 Dr. Felix Robertson, Jacob NcGay-
ock.
4th !" John Green, Sam'L Brown.
5th Mason Vannoy, John Campbell
9th Joseph Francis, Jas. Parrish Sr.
eth DR.. G. K. Winston, Wilson Mullen.
9Th John Corbett VIM. A. Davis
Dist. No. 2-Wm. McMurry Jno. ]. Corley.
/" 3-Wm. Pulley, G. W. Charlton.
4-Geo D. Hamlet, Timothy Dodson.
d" 5-Dr Z. Charlton, A. 3. Rozell.
- CIV. H. B. Gambill, Jno. G. Brey.
IL. W. Bigley, VIM. Whittemore.
9-Wm. L. Ewing, Jesse Maxwell
A" 9-W. Il. Hsgsn, Andrew Ewing.
lO-J. ". F. Manning, ]. Fl. Williams.
f" ll-W. G. Harding, Frank McGavock.
4" 12-Aris Brown, VIVA. Z. Watkins
" l3-W. G. Shelton, Enoch Dozier.
4" l4-Joseph Newsom, DR.. Anderson.
" l5-Thos ]. Allison Thos Henry
" les. W. Atkinson J. Scott.
" III H. Hutton, John Henry.
d" l8-E z. Childress Jr, Gen. G. p.
Smith.
" l9--Mstt Allen, T. D. Nosely.
4" oh Luton, 6. B. Yannoy.
I" 2l--W. B. Phillips, w. B. Willis.
A." 22-Jouas Shivers, VIM. c. Hall
&" pr. A. Barnes, VIM. J. Drake.
&" 24-Wm. Williamson, ". Felts.
d" 25-James Brinkley, J. B. Denum-
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THE BATTLE BEFORE sEBAsTOPoL

The Cdnadas advices confirm the intelligence
brought by the Baltic that the allies will probably
soon be forced to a general battle before Sebasto-
pol. The attack, indeed was daily expected, and
the pickets were ordered TO be on the alert. The
siege operations seem to have been suspended, and
everything was in e state of expectancy only re-
eved by continual sorties which required nightly
musters of cavalry to repel.
Whether the Allies will accept the challenge
thrown down by the Russians remains yet to be
seen. 1t seems probable now that, if not their
choice it will be their only alternative They
have certainly failed in taking Sebastopol by req
ular siege and the prospect of ever getting posses
sion oft at ALL or ofre-embarking safely are gloomy
so long as an army double their number presses in
the rear. Should they however, accept battle be.
fore the town and prove victorious ythey could pre-
coed without annoyance with their works, and with
chance Of success. 1t is certainly their only
hope, to accept conditions seemingly forced upon
them by the enemy.
What will be the result of the conflict, should it
take place, no human foresight can determine The
Russian force in the Crmes is said to be not less
than 10000 men, not counting recent reinforce
ments nor the garrison of full 10000 men, What
proportion Of this force is at the present time ef-
fectve, it is impossible to tell 1t is quite certain
that Liprands army quartered on the heights Of
Balakava, and the army of Inkerman, under Prince
Menschikof, are in excellent condition. The con-
slant sorties and the great eagerness manifested
for a general engagement would also seem TO
vouch for the efficiency of most of the other siv-
sions.
The full number Of the Allied Army is set down
by various writers, who have made the estimates,
at considerably over 100 900 men. The English
with recent reinforcements count Is 600 the French
probably 65000 the Turks adding in Omar Pachas
force by this time doubtless, on the ground nearly
$4,000. IfTecent accounts however from the camps
be true large portion Of these troops in wretch
ed lighting condition. Il is doubtful if even 600
well equipped and able bodied men could now be
brought into the field.
Should, however, the same courage and determi-
nation be shown at Sebastopol as at Alma and In.
hermann the conflict might not be so UNEQUAL
Besides, the Allies must fight now, If the battle is
forced upon them, under the impulse of feelings
something akin to despair. On the other hand,
the Russian soldiers certainly do no dishouor to
their profession, and will fight with the advantage
Of superior condition and number A thousand
other circumstances also, must be taken into the
account which make it too presumptuous for any
one to predict the result-SaUannah Georgian.
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= ENTs' SUPERIOR CALF W. p. THICK
" SOLED BOOTS.-We have received lot OF No.
Double SOled w. p Calf Boots of every description
Gents Superfne Calf Waking aad Pump Soled Boots.
For sale 1t the lowest cash prices.
fsb24 RAMAGE { CHURCH, az College at,
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FOR SALE.

TWO Beautiful Building Lots in DR. Bov3 McNs;rv,.
place about one mile West of the capital one contains
III acres, the other about sir
Also desirable lot the New Orean. Railroad Ia
pot, fronting 1872 feet on Hume street
Also very valuable lot fronting % feet on the South
side of Broad street between High aud Summer
Applyto JL.&R W. BROWN
4415 Cherry Street
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A LCOHOL-A good supply of Alcohol just re-
~ ceived aud fer sale by A STRETCH
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JAMEs Woons, Sec,y.

G- a dispatch from Boston dated 2Gth the
ut. says:
The farm of eight hundred acres, with the build
ings thereon, known as Daniel Webster's home
stead, ii Franklin, n. H, was sold at auction on
Thursday for $4,000, and Rufus L. Tay, of this
city, was the purchaser.
In the House Of Representatives Of this State to
day, the Committee on Federal Relations We're d.
rected TO inquire into the expediency Of reporting
resolutions denOunciug the Fugitive Slave law
The resolution in relation to the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise was taken from the orders of
the day, and, under suspension Of the rules,
passed TO be engrossed.
This remember, Is the Know-nOthiDg Legisla-
ture.
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FURNISIIiNlG GOODS.

- HIRTS Of every variety fine aud medium qualities;
- UHderShirts and Drawers silk and MOCsd, sl kinds
do do Cotton Plain aud Net;
Half Hose, Silk Wool and Cotton variety
Gloves, hid, silk, Buck. Beaver and CGshm ere;
Silk and Satin Cravais nd Scarfs-ine:
Silk and Linen Hsndkei chiefs hemmed for use;
Robes Suspenders Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Bags. sc
Recalled and for sale BY MY Ekl MCliILL
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IEEIII.
nESTISTS will please take notice the undersigned
II our only agent in Nashville; and those wishing
make Cf Teeth, will please make their purLhsse direct Of
him. He has just received another supply Of Tee H. Which,
with his former stock, makes il large and complete lie
has also on hand few tine Of Dental Instruments
all complete; also, FoTceps, Files. iiuggss Excly40rSs
Buns Drills, Bench Vices, COTTuEdn Files WLeel, &c
For sale by A. STRETCH,
Formerly Stretch orr Wholesale and Retail Drpsgs,
Corner College and Union Streets Nashville Tenn.
iebf-tf
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BELL AND BRASS FOUEDERT,
On Front, near Broad 81
THE subscriber respectfully returns bs ~
a thanks to the pubic for past fITurs and So 81
u hcits continuance Of patronage IN the ~ a
<zczAabOye line, also assE&A
COPPER AND SHIFT IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description Of Meta Turni0Es Me-
taIc Packings Balbt Metal aud Castings
Soda Founts, Generators, Aie Pumps and Pumps 1T
every description manufactured erder repaired =
short notice
Cash will be paid all times for old Copper and Brass
jsn2j-tf T. COLE.
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Latest Arrivals.

TNSEAM KID LOVES-Receivelt this day largo
assortment of those lnsesm hid Gloves-every variety
March 6. 1856. MYERS McGILL.
TRAVATS AND TIES-Just received variety Of
" handsome Cravats and Ties-latest Styles and OF
best quality, for sale by MYERS McGILL-
March 6, 1856.
SHIRT COLLARS-We have just received every
- style OF COllars-and now suit every taste.
March 6, MYERS McGILL
HOsIERY-Every variety of seasOnable Half Hose,
i L receive and for sale, by MYERS McGILI-
Ladies and Gentemens Furnishing Store, corner eff
SUGAR-4l4 Hhds, Fair to choice Louisiana Sugar,
- landing from Steamer America and IrOquois, for sale
BY W II. GORDON co.
SITAK CANDLES loo Boxes WEIGH ( Co. Star
- Candles-received per Forest Rose and for sale by
CTARCH-55 Boxes Fox's Pearl Starch-receiyed par
= Forest Rose and for sale by W. II GORDON co.
Les Barrels Schultz y Pale ale received per
= ''''' '' ~ WI GORDON co.
NTOLASSES-269 Barrels choice Understanding
vi from Steamers America and Iroquois for sale by
vi. GORDON co.
NEGROES FOR SALE.-I have between As and
~ so negroes hand for sale that must Immediately
Call soo1. REEFS PORTER.
March g. 1885.
MARCH HARPER.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March is ready for
delivery Back numbers can also be had by calling on
a Union 81. T0ON, NELSON co.
DEARL STARCH-A pure and white article OF
/ Pearl Starch VERY fneIl received and for sale BY
A. STRETCH.
II EADAND OIL-Pme White Lead and Iinseed
l. Oil just received and for sale by A. STRETCH.
yETINTERsTRAINED LARD OIL-AIways
w kept hand and for sale by the gallon or barrel by
A STRETCH
DOTASH AND GLUE-A good supply of Potash !
L and Printers Glue received aud for sale low by
A. STRETCH |
DURE AND FRESH COD LIVER OIL-Iust |
received fresh article, OF Rushton, CLARK Co. Pure
Cod Liver Oil for sale by A STRETCH,
Formerly Stretch 4 0rr's) |
Wholesale and Retail Druggist Corner College and
Union streets. Feb 22-tt
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WINDoW Giass-all slzrs; Glass Ware, Linseed OIL,
w White Lead Lard OIL Spirits of Turpenti1e Putty,
Alum, Copperas, birthstone and Soda.
ALSO, fine TObAccos and Cigars. Together with many
other articles usually Kept in grocery houses:
jarSo-lm. MOULTOS & REED
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> FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.

JUST RECEIVED BY W. t. BERRY & co.
feb2l
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For the County at Large.

Jno Maxey, JnO. Mcintosh, E. G. Eastman. F
R. Rains, s R. Anderson, Robt Anderson, R. W.
McGavock, WILD. Williams, E. Ensiey, Fl. R. Cox.
James Woods, Capt Harrison, Col G. G. Torbett,
and r. B. Clements
The following resolution was then submitted by
Nr HALBERT, and carried:
RegolUed, That in all our canvasses heretofore.
We have relied upon an open ayolral of democratic
principles, and are yet satisfied to be known and
recognized as democrats belonging to the demo-
cratic party of this Republic and therefore we dis
tinctly repudste all connection with any faction or
ISM that comes in conflict with or seeks in any way
to abridge the rights and privileges fine citizens of
this great Republic.
The following resolution was then submitted by
Mr. McGAvoCE:
Recolre2, That committee Of Eve be appointed
TO devise the best means Of conducting the coming
canvass; which was carried and the chair appointed
the following gentlemen, to-wit:
T. D. Mosely, W. b. Hsgan, SamI W. Akin
son Andrew Ewing, and Col. G. c. Torbett.
The Convention then adjourned until March 9th,
at 10 O'Clock.
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Bayard TayiOr'S New Book Of AdVeR
tUPpg

W. L. Berry & co. have inst received
JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRICA: Or Life ans
Landscapes from Egypt 10 the Negro Kingdoms OF ts
White Nile. By BayaTd Taylor, aHthor d ''Tisas
Af0ot" "EldoTadO" &C Illustrated with elegant hntaI
plates and sngrsTings wood, from drawings By the
author, and with portrait Of the author in oriental Cos
tune Ca splete IN one handsome vol about 500 pages
ave question whether anything more exgusiteiy grace
fa, easy nd powerful be with in the vide rsuzs
OF typographical descriptive literature than j. T. -
found in every page OF this book at which have looked
W. Il. Ii. 4 Co. have also just received
TIRE NOCTES AMBROSlANE. With Portraits
Wilson, LOckhsrt &sgnn and Fac SMILES Edited win
Memoirs Notes. and Illustrations BY DR. Shelton Msckea
zie. editor Of 'Shiss Sketches of the Irish Bar"
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
INTE offering for sale the large Exchanse Liz
w ery Stable, occapied b. j Singleton 80 front.
ing hty feet College street. the corner church
and COliegs-call soon on
la K ". BROWN
4lis Cherry street
MaroI,
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G U ~ POW . ER.
/ HAVE now on hand, and will hereafter keep con-
Il slant supply Of the following articles:
DupOnt'S Celebrated Rife and Sporting Pow
der, in canistars quarter, half and whole kegs;
Tennessee Bla4ins, in Kegs Of % lbs and bbs Of
100 lbs
Safety Fuse, made by Toy, Bickiord Co.-wsTiansd
superior
Railroad Contractors, Miners, and the trade generally
supplied at the lowest market rates
~ All orders shall meet with prompt attention
WALTER SCOTT, Ag't for Manufaciurers
- Office with +. s. CHgATHAN Co., corner OF Spring
and College streets [janlGd
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
7 HAVE FIRST rate Coal Bank in Jackson county, Ala
Il tor safe
Also, Of the best farms in Rutherford county.
Negro Nan, z years old-NO. carpenter;
q ." blacksmith.
Various other Negroes. 80 Apply soon
iebz2-f RSES W. PORTER.
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DOWN
NOTICE.

D and after Thursday, March 1T. 1855.
u. |. ANDERSON, Superintendent.