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IN A M I Il 4 w n . n 4 n q . A 4
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ing to the public. This Soap is warranted to excel all
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To the Courts and justices having jurisdiction in the
premises:
FHNHE Trustees of the State Reform School Weutb7r-
"A ough desire to inform the several Courts Of the Com
monweath, taking cognizance of Juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is occupied by larger
Der OF boys than is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn t. at present. be sent there. Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented TO
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates the
Houses of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity this notice is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
TH0s. A. GREENE, Sec'y.
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sSLUCKs! CLOCkS!!-An unsurpassed ',
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Hour Clocksall good tine-keepers, now selling 1t
luoed prices, vt 4. N. LAMBS, Harrington Bloch
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AUGUST II, 1855.-puring the time have held the
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VOL. IV.-The GREAT HARMoNIA;vol Nv, by
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a EW STOR ES % LETs-The very capa
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Southbr dge ST., are eady to he let Rent low ia
good tenants. Apply to pHILANnER PUTNAM,
Or to L. & S. P. HARRINGTON 234 Main street.
% dtfis
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October varying in price pr 500 S125 For further
Information, enquire at ttir Once,
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Gen. WILSON. the new Senator elect from Mas
sachusetta, left Boston on Friday afternoon for
Washington. He was enthusiastically cheered by
large number OF his friends who had gathered at
the depot to take leave Of him. At Worcester a
delegation OF anti-savery men greeted him, and a
speech was made by W. ". RICE, Esq, to which
General WILSON briefly responded, saying he knew
the principles which the people of Massachusetts
cherished above all others and that he should strive
faithfully to uphold them,
Things is yyorkiu' in New Hampshire as in
Massachusetts; and many are the ominous conjulc
tons produced 10y the present relations of politics.
The following advertisement lately appeared in the
Concord Independent:
Rev. Tbos James, Of Massachusetts, formerly a
slave addressed crowded audience at Phenlx
Hall in this city last Sunday evening on the sub
iect of SLAVERY and POPERY. The patient at
tenton which the audience gave to the address, Is
the best test Of its ability and OF the interestit ex
cited Mr. James as a acorthy man, and ciR do good
are make no doubt, arhererer he has hearing.
Thus endorsed, this Rev. Thomas JAMES proceed
ed on his mission TO another portion of the State
We next hear from him at Ssnbornton, as follows
A correspondent of the Patriot says:
The N H. Democrat advises all men to look out
for their wives and daughters, for fear this lugi-
tiva NAV turn ont 10 be another John Marshal but
they need not be over anxious about their wives
and daughters lust now inasmuch as the Rev. fugi-
tive picEed M zone Of EN-" over by Sanbornton
Bay and is now carrying the "colored sister about
with him from "pihsr to bed-post, as the toTdS may
direct
P. S.-We learn that the same colored geman
put up at the house of respectable farmer in San
bornton, last Thursday night and there represented
the said coIored sister to be his wife, and that they
occupied the same room while there during the
night. God speed the Know Nothin'ers.
The Know Nothing Wing and Coercionist Fu-
sion party has elected to the Senate FEssENDEN, in
Maine, GILLETT and Foster, in Connecticut. BRAIN
ARD, in Vermont, WILSON, in Massachusetts,, SEW
ARD, in New York, TURNsULL, Of Illinois, an aboli-
zionist in Wisconsin, and expects to elect Hale in
New Hampshire all abotionists.
The Nashua On. H Gazetts-reCerring, we sup
pose. to Dr. BARKER the recently elected State
Senator from the Boston district, in Massachusetts
gives the following specimen of the stuff from
which Know-Nothing dignitaries are made
A native of New Hampshire, he early cleft New
Aampshire for New Hampshlres good. A vete-
ran Office holder, he chung TO the spoils with the
tenacitv of death to a deceased African He must
have been cousin-german to the man who, when
asked how he contrived to hold Office under all
changes of government answered, that IAN admin
istration must be id smart to change quicker
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LATER FROM nAvANA-ARRIvAL OF THE

ISABEL
The steam ship Isabel arrived yesterday. bring
ing dates fiom Havana to the 10Th inst, and from
Key West to the afternoon Of the same day.
The most important intelligence ty this arrival
is tie arrest OF seine ten or twelve persons, sup
posed to he connected with the revolutionary party
In the number are old Spansrds of high pesiaop,
as well as Creo!es. They were taken at different
points on the Island, aud have been lodged inJali
The Captain General states in a proclamation tnat
papers were found on their persons which estaoiisn
their guilt beyond doubt What disposition would
be made of the prisoners was not known when the
Isabel sailed
The Captain General had issued proclamation
which we find in the Gaceta de la Habana OF the
9th inst. 1t appears he had received information
in the early part of this month, from the uhleed
| States, by steamer from New Orleans, that an
expedition preparing to sail from this country
| 1t would consist Of some 2 800 to 2,OOO men, VINO
were to embark at Galveston, CTexas) savannah
| or Charleston, and at New York. Those who
| would sail from New York would embark on the
steamer Massachusetts, which it will be remem-
bered was seized short time since under circum-
| stances of suspicion.
This expedition, it was said, was destined Tor
| Costa RIGA, and that Col Kinney was its leader
| 1t appears, however, from the Gacea, that chief
| Of the expedition, who had been disappointed or
offended in some way, had divulged the TACT to the
| cpanlsil authorities mat us Tea ~S'1iH''0A was
! Cubai
| Information had also been received IN Cuba
that the Panpero Qbe steamer Gordon running
between New Orleaus. P, nsacola and Key West,
| had sailed from Pensacola the 3lst ut, Tor an I'M
known destination. This was evidently mistake,
as the Gordon has since arrived at Rev Orleans)
1t was said that Kinney would command the ex-
pedition to Central America. This the Spanish
authorities deny and say that the leaders are Gems
| Quitman ard Henderson OF Mississippi, and that
| its destination was Cuba.
The Captain General believing that an expedition
may possibly land has issued proclamation urg-
ing officials to be in readiness for It's reception As
the leaders are known, however, in the United
States as well as Cuba, he hopes the American au-
thorties will be vigiant and prevent its leaving
our shores Should the expeditionists however,
succeed in getting loot-hold, he does not doubt
the result Besides the royaltroops he says alarge
majority Of the people will repel the invaders now
as they did in l8ll under Lopez. He further says,
no quarter viii be shown them, and that they
will be driven back at every hazard.-Saph. Repub-
lean, Wednesday.
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Finger Rings.

w. T. Berry 4 Co. have yust received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS.
BY Charles Edwards Esq With numerous illustrations
l2mo. cloth Also
THE LIFE OF p. T. BARNUM. Written bv Himself
Win Portrait and numerous illustrations Emo cloth
lou HAVE HEARD OF THEM BAing Sketches al
Distinguished Authors Artists Nocalists Composars &c
net and Julia Grisi -
MY COUkFSHlP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. By
Henry Wikoh. ] vol. limo ~
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w. t. BERRY Il CO.
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.

w. t. BERRY * CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRIMEA, with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR and views OF SEYAS.
TOPOL and BALAkLAYA, from the best authorities
By Ernest Sandoz-
- Professors GOYAT and AaSsz of Cambridge Bos-
ton, voueh for the correctness Of this Map.
W. t. BERRY Il CO., have just received
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for Is5j.
PARTY LEADERS-by BALDWIN
THE LAMPLlGHTER new edition.
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSMEN-bv LEWIS
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CHARLESTON RACEs.--The match race for $4,000
side, between Moore's Nc Grath, and Mr. Camp
bells Wagner, a fy, did not come of. The for
mer paying $500 forfeit.
The citizens saddle horse race for $780, mile
heats, three in five, was won by Alstons ShaaOaO
in three straight heats, beating two other horses
NEW ORLEANS Feb. ll.--Twenty business
houses were burnt at Grenada, Miss, on the Both
ult The loss is estimated at Sl6O, 900. The prop
erty was insured to the amount of $4,000. A
fire at Troy, Miss, consumed 8 900 bales Of cotton.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l2-The sales OF cotton to-
day comprise 1000 bales at extremes ranging
from 6k to 90 cents. Good Middling commands
to 81 cents The market continues unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb 1.-THE House haspassed bill
authorship the President to confer the rank Of
Lieut. General on General Scot.
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Feb Atm
NEGROES For SALE

HAVE several very valuable servants for sale that
have owned several years. having selected and retain
ed them for Il cir good qualities but having moved the
sell them exchange them for others as raq think they
are getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would send South not can exchange
them for negroes that will do to keep.
kEES W. PORTER.
Fab &c =
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New ORLEANS CoTToN MARKEr.-The New Or
leans cotton market continues unchanged. Mid
ding commands 8 to st cents Sales on Saturday,
= 400 bales
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FsTRAY-HICKMAN COUNTY, TENN.

TAKEN UP by ZldOck Martin, living in the 4th dis
/ trct in Hickman connty, Tennessee BAY HORSE,
about Is hands high hind foet white under the pas
ure joint shoe the right fore foot supposed to DO
four years old in the spring Appraised the 18Th Jan
uary, 1885, to S55. K DEEM,
febll-W3t| Ranger for Hickman County
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lS ) >.
To Corporation TAX PAYERS.

IN accordance with the recent law passedfor the Regu
lation Of the Collection OF Taxes the undersigned IS
authorized to allow per cent interest on all taxes paid IN
the month of February After the LIST Of August next all
unpaid taxes draw legal interest ard the offer DOW made
ut the rate of per cent month Tor advance
payments This is temporary arrangement to relieve
the present liabilities of the corporation and it expected
that payers will gladly avail themselves of this liberal
Cfer.
g- The Collector be found at his office at the City
Hall from O'Clock, A NJ, till 9, p. NJ. every day.
feb8 A. NELSON, Revenue Collector.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN LOUIS
VILE AND NASHVILLE

TYHE new Passenger Packet CITY 6Se~~ n
l. BELLE, Cart VIZ. Hicks, having &kAs-5iSeSxS
been built expressly for the trade. and ~
will connect with the JEFFERS0NVlLLE RAIL ROAD
with punctuality thus aifording Eastern and North
Western travellers superc~ facilities for tansnsson by
leaving NASHVILLE ev'y TUESDAY at 4 o'clock r. NJ,
and LOUISVILLE evf y ga rURDAY at IL O'Clock p. NJ
Having superior mod passengers and acli-
ties for freight will accom- nOdae all those DESTROYS by APP
plying On board, or TO
ii. II. HARRISON. ! 49,.
A. HAMILTON, Nse''
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Bayard TayIOr'S New Book.

TIE LAND OF THE SARACEN; or, Pic
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor. Shells. am;
SPAIN
With Tinted FTeutisPieee and Title, and Map Uniform
with Central Africa"
just received bY " T. BERRY 4 co
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.
TIVE undersigned offers his valuable Farm situated IN
l. Coffee County, three miles from Pelham and six
miles from HisbOro on the road from Nashville 10 Chat
tanooga aud about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty tive Said fam has been long
in healthy section entirely exempt from the visitation OF
all malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty ve acres of cleared land all under good ience
and in gb state Of cultivation There are two comfort
able dwelling houses a comnodOus barn, stables. with
comfortable negro houses In Short is well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive soil, admirs
bly, adapted the cultivation OF grass, clover and small
grain &c and can be made Of the best stock farms in
Middle Tenuessee-hayng suicieney Of water at every
necessary point.
Possession can be had at any time Persons DESTROYS
of purchasing are respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn of the subscriber the particulars 10
the teruls &c. Oeb8wt) +. d. FklCE
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$40 Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN gath January, near night
- dark sorrel horse, about Is hands HIGH be-
hind long rough hair viii e hairs under the saddle
years DID, PAGES very fast, had black quilted
saddle, with bride and martingale l will pay the above
reward for my horse w. SHAPARD
Feb law No So College street
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SOMETHING NEW AGAIN .
iISUISG Ann TIJTYTINI: CAPS.

FISHING AND HUNTING CARS.
This another novelty TO be found at the popular Hat
Cap and Fur House of Francisco lie is always getting up
something new unique and des rabe and BY the
toners crowd his STORE should think that he respng
the deserved reward OF such enterprise His fabrics are
always distus the exquisite taste and fault
less workmanship Everybody recommends
kRANGISC0'S BAZAAR,
febl7 AtN0 %, Public Square.
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DIARIES FOR 1855.
~ All the various styles and editions for sale BY
jams W. 4. BERRY a co
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
On Front ReaF Broad NJ
THE subscriber respectfully returns his -
n thanks TO the public for past favors and 80 a
"a hciis continuance Of Patronage IN the q A
&ztk6sbOve line, also $50
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING:
Together with every description OF Metal; Turuings, Me-
tac PackiBgs, Balbt Metal and Castings
Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps Of
every description manufactured TO order repaired
short notice.
Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass
jan25-tf D. COLE.
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