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RIVER NEWS.


EEPoTrEp BY 4. II. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AoRST.
NASHVILLE, March 9-4P NJ
The river has risen In all near two feet, and still
continues 10 rise slowly. Reports from Burksvlle
via telegraph by Glasgow, report the river having
rose two feet on the 9Th Inst. Now on Hsrpeth
Shoals 81 feet.
Weather pleasant though somewhat cooler than
tue day before; wind west by north.
The steamers Tweed and New York, are hourly
looked for and should the river continue to swell,
will be up for New Orleans.
Anved-HsrtsYille and Monticello from Padu.
cab; Umpire, Eddyville; Sallie West, St Louis;
Simpson from Memphis or Shoals; Beauty, Shoals
Departed-Simpson, Memphis; Republic, Smith
land; Aleona, St. Louis; Monticello, Carthage
Tomorrow, the 10Th, the smithland and Padu-
cab packet will take her, departure 10 o'clock,
M.
Steamer IFoquoise, still at EddyViiie waiting Wa
ter which rs yet has not reached there.
Steamers Rescue and Cuba now due and zay be
looked for tomorrow.
Business Mt the isnding is becoming quite ans
mated
Freishts for PittsLuFg Cincinnati and Louisville,
scarce.
Tie Oh;o river isrising and navigation freed from
ice.
Upper Mississippi, clear Of ice to St. Louis
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND NAIL
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

PHILADELPHIA March g, noon-Warwick charged
with abdrcting female slave from Mississippi, had
a hearing on haheas corpus, before the Supreme
Court, and was discharged. No one appearing
against him to sustain the charge.
CINcENATI, March 9, noon-River risen thirty
Inches since yesterday. Weather clear and pleas
ant
Flour dull, and no sales Provisions in better
demand, 900 bbls mess Pork sold at IL 90; 5 900
tierces bulk hams st CT. Sales Of common and fine
Sugar st 4 ia4s Molasses 24a24s.
PIrrsBUEe. March 9, noon.-Nino feet water by
rier mark Weather cloudy, chilly and damp.
NEW YORK, March 8, noon.-Cctton unchanged.
Flour firm, sales Of 600 bbl, good Ohio Is 8 rs.
Wheat unchanged, with limited business. Corn
firm, 0,0G0 bushels sold at 92a94 Pork firm, old
naess Il, 25. Beef unchanged Lard firm Ohio
Wbiskey irregular 3la3Is. Stocks firm Money
easy Louisiana skies 984, Virginia skies 941, Cleys.
land and Pittsbug 40, Eric ISL, Reeding 79k, New
York central 94x.
NEw YORK March 9, night.-Cotton market an
changed with moderate demand. Sales today
900 bales. Flour firm, sales 1900 bbls Southern.
.3Oa9 IS. Wheat firm, sales of Southern white
at 20a2 26. Mess pork trifle better, sales of
ole mess IA 25al4 81, and new Is 70. Beef firm,
Tith an upward tendency. Lard higher, sales of
- bbls at 9sal0. Ohio Whisky 3la3Ik. Groce-
RES firm. Linseed Oil 81.
The mayor has permitted the immigrants to land
FROM the Sandman frgate being satisfied that they
are not coGyicts.
Five hundred dollars reward is offered for the az
rest and conviction Of Baker, supposed to be the
murderer of Poole.
BosroS, March 9.-At South Garland, on Wed
nesday night, two elderly ladies' sisters to Abner
Kneeland, were murdered, and the house ran
sacked. A yagrant Frenchman has been arrested
on suspicion.
The Railroad bridge over Winooski river, Yer
mont, was burnt yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
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eg- DeBOw's Review for March is received.

~ In St Petersburg, the hard frost which has
set IN is hailed with joy as the Old and true ally Of
1911 comes once again TO the aid of Russia Pic
lures are published in which the French and Eng
fish arc represented as biVousoing in the greatest
misery before Sebastopol and the populace are
taught that the ice and snow aud desclating blast
are sent from God IN answer to the prayers Of the
orthodox, and for the sn2ihilslion of the enemies
e Tie holy cause
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PROPosALs roR MArL BAGS.
Posr 0fFIcE OKPARTNrST,
January lq, 1852.

FCsT TFTICG
January 10 1852. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart
~ ment uutiI O'clock m Of TIA Ssd Gsy OF Ap,ii
next for furnishing for four years nom he hsl DAY o. e
next in such quantities and al sch times as may pe re-
quired and ordered for the ns service mali bags oil me
following description. 90 wit:
CfHgas Md2 Bags
Size f4s inches in length sGd % inches in cFcunl
ferepce To be made Of cotton canvas weighing ~ least
ounces 10 the yard Of 22 inches width The yarn Of the
fabric 10 be doubled and twisted, and hvefod. ~
f-ee 10 be made Of cotton canvas weighing Is
10 The ward of q inches width and the cloth to be woven
in every respect like ttat OF the first size Of bags
Size No g. (32 inches in length aud 80 inches in ccum
ference to be made Of cotton canvas weighing 10 ounces
20 the yard of % inches width and the cloth 10 he
as above described.
The canvas bags Of sizes Mes and 60 be made with
q sufficient number OF eyeet holes, and provided Win
strong cord 10 their mouths All be well and
distinctly marked " q. j. GGil" and TO be numbered
cordng 10 the sizes s5ove specified
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THE UNUSUALLY LARGE AND FINE YOUNG JACK,
MOUNTAIN SPROUT.

VA lii make his frat sesson the present year at nv
w stable, on Bear Greek, Two miles north Of o.
Bon aqua Springs. Hickman County Tenn. Ha Vssas
viii scVe Jennes ct the reduced price of Twenty AEA
Dollars by the insurance payable when the fact
tanned The property transferred Iennes pastured
t;z or those sucking fed FREQ OF charge
viii here state that the best G: attention shsll be paid
10 JeGues and especially those brought before cong and
those having young colts All possible will be taken
10 prevent accidents, but no responsibility for any.
Pedigree and DescriptiOn.-Aountaln Sprout was
sired by Gen Bravo and he by imported knight Errant
Mountain Sprouts dam by old Hannibal.
Mountain SpTout will be years old the 9Th day of June
next l5 hands high ard in fine shape of unusual length
Of body and bone his bone very large and fat; well
mounted in front with long, lean neck and fms shapen
head In fact look upon him as being superior to any
Jack Of ais age ever saw both in size and form. Noun
tain prnut ia of blue color full Of ygor life and sGton
Unusually SO for Jsek OF hi. unusual SzsI scarcely
know how 70 quit for DO feel unusually soxious that az
least majority of the people could see This colt NOUN.
TAIN SPROUTl TfsbCi-wJtI r. A. DUDLEY.
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CA pamphlet Oh the Crimea, which viii short
y appear at Brussels, IS understood to have been
written by d G Emperor Of France, assisted by NJ
EsHE DE GIRAEniS Il will perhaps he published
II the name Of the latter.
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~ JAMES MONTGOMERY, the poet, who died last
year, lett an estate which has just been sworn I'M
der &9,G00 Times have changed since Johnson
exclaimed on hearing that Goldsmith died $4,000
in debt "was ever poet 50 trusted before2" South
ey died worth about Fl 600, and Wordsworth as
Iuuch. while Rogers is . millionaire.
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sS3"At the administrators sale near Forest De-
pot, Bedford county, Virgins, thirtynine negroes
-men, women and Children, Of all ages, from in
fancy to extreme old sgs-were sold for the i'm
msnss SUN OF twenty-eght thousand one hundred
aud nine;y-fouE dollars, averaging seven hundred
ard twenty two dollars ninety two cents.
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tvREED Three persons were accidentally burn
ed il this county last week by their cothes taking
Ire-onr yo1lglady Oh the south z.io of the nv
er whose name We 90 Tot relcnbCs; little girl
named Blair and negro c.y' Of ], 81. Brghts-
Neither have yet 6,ad that ~ have heard though
ali a-a represented 10 be in the most pyscarious
situate -L.aGJit ygfrg1}
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G5g Al interesting inscription was recently Dis
covered in he excavations round the Pantheon,
referring TO the corporation OF tavern keepers H.
sttuted III Rome during the reign Of AEcADIUs and
LA1FADJgs. when LAyrADIUs was project Of the
cit7 4 D CSC
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t-zs@Tbe cars on the Selma and Tennessee River
Rail Road are running seven niles beyond Monte
vallo and connect with four-horse post coaches 10
Talladegs. a large and wealthy section Of coun-
ny IS greatly benefited by this coach arrange
rIpnt
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GA match for $500 between Q. SKTNnER's FLY
"Rianan," o' Rochester All JOHN Z. PERkrs's,
Belle Of OgaeasJnyL," took place on the ice at
0gdensburgh on Friday. H'a0san took the prize
in 3 straight heats, Time, 2:2G, 2:30, 2:26.
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fry-Iha well known antiquarian and lnguist,
Professor LzrsIUs, at tie nstigation Of tie Cheve
Asr BrysEs, k1s completed an alphabet containing
Jle sounds and letters Of al languages in the
world
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NEW BOOK ON sPIRITUALIsM.

"SPIRIT-CoAlMUNI0N A Record OF Communications
from the Spritpheres, with incontestble evidence OF
personal identity, sud Observations and Essays by
J. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press
Phis is one of the most remarkable books OF the age
whether we regard the nature OF tie Spirit COmmunca
tons it records strange disclosures presents or the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the III
ure life its able and distinguished Editor has offered N 1t.
eloquent PAGES Il is very well adapted To the object had
in view and must command extensive circulation. No
man can read without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency Of its philosophy the rational character o.
Of its religion the beauty and submty Of its appeals and
the honesty and feares7nsss Of its author.
For sale ST the Book Stores of the citv Fjan12-f
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, March 10, 1855
CoTToN.-The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to
ESQ bales at SAFE; demand fair.
T1BACCO-Sales of 4 hhds st s. rs, 6 co. 6 So c 80
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sy= OpILoS EARRoT has been chosen to ELL
Sciences, made vacant by the death Of N. PoLo-
LAY. TLz choice is anything bat pleasant to the
Eraner0r.
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e5@}ir. TuACEEaAY has declined the Office Of
Prcsidert Of the Associate Societies Of the Ed;n-
burg University as he expects TO lie in this ooun-
Try the newt winter and spring
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RECEIPTS BY TIE RIVER.

FROM rue BOOKS or TEE CHAMBER CoyuIsRCs
MONTICELLO from Paducsh-I7 boxes oysters, l. do
mSe Il bales lGs bbs whisky from Salle West
UMPIRE toF steamer IrOquoise-IOO hhds sugar so bf
bSs nlClas5es.
SALIlE WEST from 81. Lous-2S4 5bs whisky, Isl
10 -four 50 do ckeTS II hf DO boxes d. A bhls 81.
gar II bills syrup. 10 hf DO S9 kegs DO "A bbs liquor
hf DO, IA bbis fish, l6 hf do, bbls beams do dried beef
225 sacks corn SO do oats AZ do potatoes 100 kegs white
lead 29 do shot and lead 90 bales hemp kegs lard
piano. mills box books lot furniture sundry pigs
mdsa
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Far The Spinning Machinery, together with
.ve-Gl y.los Of Cotton Of Bies~rs. Warren. were
destroyed 10y fire on " ednesday night the 2ls. ult
Nc have not learned tie estimated loss but it il
Considerable aad viii ail heavily upon these gentle
men. g there was noiusurance upon the property.
Its believed ,sae ia. work Of al incendarv = bid
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Auction.
CONSIGNMENT SALE,

M will sell at auction Saturday the 10th inst Il,
w ctr Ware House lower Market 81. large stock
OtCsTriages consisting Of Coaches BaroGches aud Bug
g'gS
the above SOCK has beea ssnt to BIZ house closing
bU7inassaa excellent LOT Of work. which must be sold.
Terms made known at the time Of and place Of sale.
mar5-5ii BAw p PECK co.
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SE5r-O4 last Friday at Mulberry, Neeahsm
P. Kouuca shot one OF G. 81. Stcale's negro boys
koouoe was correcting = brother q the boy shot
who lu'.uered and would not desist until he re-
oeivad de wound It is thought tne boy will re.
..v-f -tgR
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. (cJ-JoHS BRowNE has received his spring and
umu-er stock, and is ready to receive his custom
ers See his advertisement
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HENDERSON BROS,
I'D a L..sNIa. III ~ = Il II !.

- Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
FENHEY are prepared TO tit up Hotels and PriFste 8
! Dwelling Houses both in town and country, %szs
with the necessary arrsnSemen--sucI as Hos, III
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Wafer Closes, ash la
sins, Wash Tubs Pumps, &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe, and Hydranis pri
up cheap; also, Old HydrsCis repaired
~ Cal and see DOR new Fotee ana IF ruBp, which
le rNrY nsAfni in cAsh Of fire. l0n2G-Em
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o. The Rev. Mr.. SLOAN, will preach at Lincoln
Hall, on next Sabbath the llth inst, at II O'Clock,
a n and ) p. NJ.
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t.Uf.u CONGRESSIONAL DisErICT-We are authorized
90 B7guBce Col JOSH n. SAvNCE8s candidate 70 repre-
SET. ,- Iaurh Distract IN The hest Coagge2s 81 tie United
5lg.ae
Ns --a requested To- STATE That Col SAVAGE VII ad-
dress hi..siu0 cjsss Carthage &c fourth Monday
10 Ma7tl.
- sc are aa!.,7zed and requested 81 announce pF
IF.-.s A a,u-Rsuy Of g,G q County, as candidate 70
represent ill.,. Fourth CONGRESS Jaa D,strs. IA the next
CONGRESS q Jts United States.
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D-u-caArI- MssnNo-At meeting Of tho
democrats Of Lincoln county, held at the court
house |ass MolG7v, d preference was expressed for
soy. o'as.a as The democratic candidate for Gov
eral. DELEGATES were appointed 70 the Democratic
zgate Convention, an J sIs2 TO a Convention to be
lsij IN Sae'hyvI.'- in AuUi 20 nominate demo-
craft, candidate for Con ness Lincoln OJlEH3t.
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NEW BOOKS.

NrANiIoPE BU1LEIGH; The Jcsuifs in Oar
- lan': Npy-. i;y Helen Ilha,
ecoS nat e.' erited the na'ica ps wssfu because
true cos,ies,-e. beeeuse irss..
isb9t FeF ss,e iY tGAS YORK CO.
I1RASIs LESLIE'S LADiES' GAZETTE ter
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- Frank Lesiies New YORK. Jcssna spr JANUARY and
February iebls
FUDGE DOENGs-
DEING Tony Fu6ges Record q aa Same. Ia Forty
40 Chapters By TX. Marvel.
The Land of the Saracen; o.. Pictures OF Psies-
tine, Asia Minor. Sicily and Spain BY Bayard Taylor.
Rural Hours. BY Lady.
Freaks of Fortune; Or, the History Sg Ned LoIa SY
the suthor OF the "Riyal Besates," tSc.
Pitts Years in Both Hemispheres; o. "Reminiscences
Of the Lifs of Tanner. Sc By Vincent Note.
Our Parish: Annals Of Pastor and People.
Camille; Or, Lite OF Coqu,tte By DUNES.
Fer sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
ToHN YORK 6 CO. have for sale all the Text Books
81 adopted by the High SchOel. febll
ROMANCE IN REAL. LIFE.
wikof's Courtship.
rIN00S, NELSON CO., AZ Union Street, have received
i the following intensely interesting new Books:
MY COURTSHIP, and It's Consequences. by Henry
Wikod
IDA NAY:
A Story Of Things Actual and Possible By Mary
Iangdon. Thirtieth Thousand!
Domestic Tassof the Present Time. BY Fanny Fern.
THE LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY,
Editor Of the New YORK Tribune. By J Parton
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

The BOOKS OF THa CHAMBER Oh COMMERCE.
ht btl liquor, IS bales thread bolts csTpeting, 3
bales do bbls mats bhl varnish Is boxes type rolls
leather piano. erces rice As hubs 80 bales oot-
ton, loads coa goo slaves bbs SOAP bpys
1872 boxes mdse.
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PARTNNRSIIIP NOTICE
REE.EEF rs ON HAND!

IMPORTANT 70 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
wv A. GLIDDON. (GUTrA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURER AND FILTER, OF No. /,
Exams Buildings Adams street Memphis Tenn and ate
Travelling gent Shermans New Orleans Truss Estab
shnaut respectfully announces toe citizens OF Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with com
nee assortment Of mechanical e0D,Tyances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CUEE of sill forms Of
HERNIA. Mr.. Gibbons leng experience, and the
fact that he is backed by the brightest and mos in
telirput physicians Of the South West him 10
sertng that those who are afflicted with this distressing
aud misfortune would do well to call him
soon as be arrivesbusness arrangements not permitting
him 10 remain long The Medical Faculty will be
called upon by Mr.. Glddcn, who will explain 10
them the pecuaTites of his instruments. Each Truss
IS made to ORDER thus insuriGg PERFECT FIT; and
as each individual requires different degree Of pressure
the patient experiences what he did before
ard SECURITY which render him egan of uss 10 himself
and cheer him with the prospect OF final and radical cure
Mr. Gliddon during his long experience, has Fitted rus-
tued from children at the breast up TO parties who
have reached their three score and ten.
The adaptation of the utts PeTcha has proved II meal
cula5Ie value 10 the planting continuity nssUGeh The
Truss springs thus rendered permanently SAFE ifom
the corrosive effects OF human perspraon, moze especially
that Of the negro race.
Mr. Cliddon is to be found ior short time at the City
Hotel Room g. Nashville where he refer 10 Of
the prominent ctIcns Of this city whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs Rob4rGs and TAYLOR, Pro
fessors Memphis Medical College; Drs Peyton Phinan
Tailor Hooks Wilson and Jones
Jan. =, iSJJ-tt
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to Michael Nymau; Jacob Nyns1; John
i NJman Elizabeth Cupp, (Or Buck formerly Elizabeth
Nyman; Sussunah Thomas, formerly SusEnnah Nymsn.
Eve SNYDER formerly Eve Nyman Ann Thomas formerly
Ann Nyman and the children Of Gertrude Sny6er i0rIe
eTiy Gertrude Nyman. namely, Mrs Rees, Mrs Marshall.
Mrs Pencil and Mrs Stroheeker,-hers and legal repre-
seniaiyes Of Wyant Nyman late Of Chapman Township.
the County Of Union and State Of PennsylvaniaFhst
By virtue Of writ Of Partition Valuation issued out Of
the Orphans Court Of said County Of Unon 70 me dlTe
ted an Inqusiton will be held the premises at the late
residence Of the said Wysnt Nyman deceased in Chap
man Township aforesaid Friday, the 4h day ct Ma.
next 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said day. when and where you
may attend if sou shall think proper.
mart. JOHN BESSLER, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Off e. New Berlin, Union County, Penn.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1855.

MYSTERY DEuocaArc REYIEw.-We have re-
ceiyed the February No. Of this Regielo THIS Ne.
is rather late coming 70 hand 1t is handsomely
pgiated and IS filed usual with well written arti-
cles-both political and literary OF THE editors
own tEencheat style our readers have already had
fore taste IN his elaborate expose of Kaow-Nolh-
jrgisn. Published at Indianapolis by GEO. P Buzz,
at three dollars per amman. -.
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BACON.

WE weBt to purchase SO, 900 lbs. GOOD BA-
w con, for which we will pay the highest market
price in Cdsk s. Il. LOOMS i CO,
eb2l No, AZ Public Square.
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y z BIGLEY
Shar. q Of narilanr. fr-..,. q.

DN virtue OF order OF sale me directed FROM me
I'D Circuit Court Of Davidson County viii offer for sac
to the highest bidder for cash the Court House door in
the City o! Nashville. the I4th Of April next all tss
rsht title and interest that Jane Shaw and Rsber Shaw,
have in to certain Tract OF Land in District No g.
about 20 Acres the Property OF Jane Shaw R0b Shaw
Mary and ". Shaw bounded follows East bv Me-
lTef tie South bY M oglvie tue West By James
and Alexander WATSON tie North By Wm. OEvie and
VIM dickson, and decided 10 the said Jane Shaw, BY B.
NJ Wheserin Book d Page 522 and in i2Ecr Of 8 Bel
Sale within lawful hours. f. b BIGLFY
March ig55 Shavif N naviSzon tyountv
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New looks.

"GnDEy'S IAI;T'S BOOK FOR MARCH," contain.
ing - leluiul egraFingS, and AZ contributions sub
selir..iens Iece'Ed ard sinsls va sold by
Hst; T. HAGAN. Agent
~ Aisx,xpsE DrNs 80 CAMILLA, tie Fate cf a
Coquette." VOL Paper, price 90 oeuts.
"SELLY RaAGEES. A Tale of FoIty Yeas aga" By
Aanis Chambsis RradioF;. Eo.. Cloth. TEice 81 %
"HAeAR THE MARTYR; Or Passion and Reality
Tale of tho North Sol,h iiy Ms. H. w. Sieabens.
vol. Cloth, price 81 -
"THE FOREST EXfLES: Or the f'erils of Peruvian
5ani!y amid the wilds ef the Amsz"n ~ Cs?t Asyne
i:s6. Foi-ClOth. price q.
"KURTzY'S SACRED HISTORY" 4 frw copies just
received ny L. HAGAN.
sOJ. SMITH AGAIN F. Haean has lust received sFhe
Theatrical Journey Work Of Sol Smith, EsqPrce only
81 cents. mari
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC. aud Repository of
Useful knowledge for 1856" Price 81.
"GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for March" Fer sale by
psr2 f. HAGAN
"AYILLI0N, and other Tales" By the author Of
The OgiEiss" Sc &C. being No. 1876 Of Harpers' Library
Of Select s,OTels. In Psrer-prce 50 cents
"THE WING ALMANAC for 1855. Price IS cents;
fcs sale by 2. HAGAN.
NEW BOOkS.-The American Almanac and Re-
~ pottery of Useful knowledge for the year 1861
Go6eg's Lsdys for March. Just received by
fsb27 T. HAGAN, Market st.
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r. WESTERN AGENCY FOR THE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES

Magnificent Schemes for February, 1855.
Z. FRANCE d CO., HAiIGERS.
NOR the convenience OF Western and Southern Ordazs,
II the Managers have established 2 Western Agency,
where all orders by mail for tickets in any Of the Maryland
State Lotteries will with prompt attention The
schemes the month of January the most attractive
ever offered both in the brilliant array OF PHe5 and Ire
nun her Of Drawn Ballots The MGTyllnd Lotteries are
oil drawn in Baltimore, under the personal suPsfEieud-
euee OF the State Lottery Commissioner. Bonds 70 large
amount given To the State 70 secure tbe payment u
Prizes
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Q~-ltwiil be seen from an advertisement in this
Memphis, and Of the Bank of Claiborne, viii be
paper that the small notes Of the Commercial Bank of
received by VI. B. Slapard & Co The FIVE dol
lar notes Of these banks are received by the banks.
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pFD BLANKETS AND NFRTS,,s5-

TINE undersigned are now Offering the remainder ~
their stock CT Aernos and Bed Blankets at grsIy re
uced prices. Also, their stock Of Winter DR. s. Goods
consisting Of Psid Striped and Paine0lpred sius'7 d
LANES, Plaid Silks, &c. Collars. ChemizeIes, Under
sleeves and Kid Gloves, cheaper than ever.
Reing DESTROYS 10 reduce cur stock before pUrchGs0y
Spring Goods prepared to give Great Bargains
n Dry Goods ali who favor with their patronage.
f.bs-tf THCRSTON BERNARD.