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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDl
TIL ART OF LOVE. AKENG.
The most book Of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss of Marriage.

WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED3
TIL ART OF LOVE. ING.
The most extraordinary book of the Century,
The Bliss Of Marriage.
THE WAY TOTHE A LTA R.
MATRIMaNY MADE EASY; or, HOW t. WIN LOVER
One volume Of 100 pages 32mo. Price One Dollar.
0UU,UUU edition ready. Printed on the finest pa
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Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love"
SO sang the Bard; yet thousands zine
For love-oflie the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love TO warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supre4e,
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CONTENTS:
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PROFESSOR 0ND0UT, Publisher and Author
No So Forty-Sixth ST New IoIk
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CHANCERY coTRr AT NASHVILLE.

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act on, ect ssAry to constitute hrstr te Niue.
Also-Haye for sale a | rye lot Of superior
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The Jacks aud Bulls will be sod At reduced prices
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIN-Cleyeand, Pitisburg. steubenville and
Wheeling Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati at A. NJ
for all the Eastern ties Alo Springfield and eleware
Ciclevie, Lancaster and Evansville; Manchester and Chill
Iic1th-
Through to Columbus Crestne and Cleveland without
charge Cf
SECOND TRAIN-Exrress Mail, leaves Cincinnati at 10
o'clock, A. TO all the Eastern cities.
THIRD TBAiN-ArcomulO atom, leaves CncirRad at
$3.50 O'Clock, T. NJ, for Springfield CucIevie and Lancaster
Blanche ter and Chillcohe liilsboroufh.
FOURTH TRAIN eyelan and PttsbGrg Night Express,
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock p. NJ fo- tvelHud Dun kirk
Buffalo, New York AM Boston, Ores line Ptt.nurg Balt
snOrr, Philadelphia and New SOrk.
One Train sunday 80 O'Clock, p NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Tme-7 Minutes faster than Gin
cinnatL
THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information be obtained he Offices No.
Burne II use Building W. l.. O'BRIFN, Ticket Agent;
No, III, front Office Gibson House Building, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON, Ticket Ag at; at the Old Office Southeast
OF Broadway and Front street opposite Spencer
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'treet.
office hours non, ~ 4. u . WnfH9K p. n
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THE OMNIBUS LINE
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every train. BY leaving directions at either of the above
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TABLE MATS. Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass, Britain
mia, and Jsp@nned Candlestcss and Lamps, Iron, Tn
ned and Enamed Sauce PANS Glove Strechers Cup, Mops
Cake Turner's Clothes Pins, SC; great iriety OF
Housefurnishing Goo MACKENZIE WILSON
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Canary Cages. g-

M have received New York, the finest collection
w Of Bird Cages seen in Nashville They are Of all
patterns aud designs and are offered a. very moderate pr
ees 70 = FEL :. MACKENZIE & WILSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

entered Upon without consideration and without
fe,r OF results. To avert this constant popular
tendency. the slav, holders were necessary drag,
ss tbeJ would always bold back from fear OF the
CONSEQUENCE TO hn interest in which they were 30
de. ply involved Mr. CalhOun's view OF the case
vas well illustrated in the threatened imbrogiO on
tie OREGON bouI dary. The President, backed By
the so-called Democratic party in the North, de-
clsred for $40 or fght. Democratic Con-
ventious and Legislatures in the North and West
passed resolutions pluckily sustaining the
doctrine thus briefly expressed, But the
oIjgarcby. healed b. Mr.. Calhoun sad "Nos
30 fast, gentl. come down TO 80 and no
sebt." The Admin stTstion came down 20 80 and
said never word.
Mr. Calhoun himself was equally concerned
hs to the consequences Of the war with Mexico,
which he earnestly deprecated and with cb,rae-
,eristic ardor aimed TO avert. He feared q war
with Mexico, 90 be feared war with En-
GLAND for its possible consequences touching the
ip,titution Of SlayerY. II the present race OF
Southern stssesmen iohert any ideas at all, they
inheri the peculiar ideas Of Mr.. Calhoun on the
Slavery question. They appear not TO have-as
they certainly Dever express-any views which
have not their beginning and end in the peculiar
institution. How to sustain Slavery. hOS to eI-
tend it, how 10 suppress all agitation except for
its sppr,ndzement. constitute their entire scheme
of STATE IN anstip. There is not one national
interest which they are not prepared to sacr'
fee 10 this. Whether the questions be those
Of Peace or War, they turn and will turn
upop their bearing on African Slavery. South
ern LEGISLATORS 10 a man dare act 10 no other way;
and our leading complaint against the political
organization termed the Democratic party, aud
against Doughisces in general is that this consd'
GRAFTON they too make paramount to every other
One aud all they are ready to sacrifice the dearest
interests of Freedom 70 the demands Of the Slave
Oligsrchy. And if men North and South will con-
srire TO such an end, who vii say that the national
honor on question Cf PesGe or War is for an
instant saie in their keeping We say now, that
the very state of apprehension which we formerly
depicted as being the chronic habit and condition
of Southern statesmen, renders them totally unfit
as deposll. lies OF the national honor Let Nj
Butler consider this the next time be may hap
pen to feel himself disturbed by our faithful expo
stions Of Southern views and opinions.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

The telegraph announces that the Supreme Court
Of Wisconsin has concluded the famous contes! for
the Office of Governor of that State by issuing a
writ Of custer against Barstow-whO had, ipdeef,
already resigned-and establishing toe CHIN OF
Bashford, who had tbereupOn proceeded to take
the oath and to assume the duties of tho oihce'
This is a great triumph Of right over fraud, ef-
froutery, insolence and contemplated violence The
supreme Court Of Wisconsin, already famous
throughout the Union for its glorious vindcaton OF
State rights has by its mingled frmness and moder-
alton in this new case amply sustained ts high repn-
tation. Proceedings like this are OF Infinite conse-
querce in maintaining respect for the Judiciary,
which the conduct Of too many Judges, both State
and Federal, has within short period grestly
tended 10 shake. a..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

from the Territory, be possibly VIII grant tue or
der and possibly, too, the Lexington robbers md
ing the arms In their present condition, OF no use
10 them, may consent to give them up. Had they
been perfect, there would not have been the least
hope Of their recovery. The next rnes that are
sent will be seDt hope rot in boxes, but In the
hands Of men, ready 20 give the contents OF the
riies TO anybody who may attempt to rob them
IL the mean tine, it may be worth while for the
people Of Missouri to reject upon two tmngs
namely: That the emigration 10 Kansas, which
pfomi.es to be greater this year than ever, and to
spend more money on IFS way. VII, BY these pro-
ceedDgs, be induced in great measure, to travel
by the safer, though less direct, route of Iowa;
and al.o, that it will BE- difficult TO procure from
Congress any aid toward improving the rivers, or
constructing the railroads of q State, which
eyinces 20 little regard for the right of the citizens
Of other States while passing on their lawful bus-
noSs over its territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

,hs;, s,eu,;ys right to use their own inventions,
oo,sa.. tenderness toward this class In the gen
eral. combined with q strong prr)udlce asa'a'.
.oue of its members in particular HOLDING d
40 that the author Of book has the same na'"r a.
and lust right to q perpetuity of interest II hN'
r,o5rrt;on that the maker Of 8 bedstesd or ofsss
kettle has to like interest in his product cao-
not realize that such public beusSactors as titcn
and Ful,on. Whitney and Whittemore, have been
fairly dealt by. i think she balance "ouid NOV oo
against this class if their patents ran ior io'.y
wears instead Of fourteen. But many Cindeed'
most patentees are not properly inventors al all
are merely adspters and combiners OF the ideas
and suggestions Of others The more tnorousnI!
original an invention is the lees likely Is Its author
70 receive any pecunisry benefit theretrom IN the
course of fourteen years. If he merely puts On
extra tooth in 8 rst-trap. most men can Judge 81
Glance whether his notion is an improvement or
not; but let him invent or discover 8 new motive
newer superior TO steam, and he will probably
wear his Life out in endesvors TO convince the public
Of il. value All builders Of steam engines and
patentees Of improvements thereupOn will naturally
decry and dsparage his discovery; be will find
himself branded quack. visionary, swindler;
and be will be more likely to die in an almshouSe
or luuatic asy lum than to be- waited gaily on the
breath of success TO fame and fortune
| do not know that these remarks are pertinent
to any application row before Cengress-'hey GER
tainly have no mediiated reference 70 any such.
strongly feel however, that inventors as class are
hardly used aud hold it unjust that one should be
deemed rapacious merely because he asks oil Con-
cress ali extension Of his patent. My impression
IT, however that no extension will pass at this ses-
sion-certsinly, none to which there is general
or serious objection. H. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
XXXIVTH CONG Z K 5 5.
FIRST ESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHISGros, March q

SENATE. w AsHISGTos, March IS. 1856.
Mr. MASON gave notice Of his intention TO intro
duce bill TO amend the act remodeling the dipls-
matte and consular system. -
ON motion Of Mr.. BRODHEAD, the Committee
ON Military Affairs was instructed to inquire into the
expedienoy Of establishing or more NATIONAL foun-
deries in accordance with the recommendation OF the
SECRETARY OF Wsi in his annual report Of December
1853.
The consideration Of the Deficiency Appropnasioa
bill was resumed.
A long discussion took place on an amendment sp.
propnang $4,000 for paper arrears, printing and
maps.
The amendment adopted.
Mr. HUNTER reported bill TO provide for the re-
ception at the United States Offices Of spanish med
and Mexican quarters, eighths and sxteenths Of dol.
ar az 20, 10 and cents and making such CON, at
these rates legal tender for all sums not exceeding
five dollars Tie bill also provides for the reconing
of these pieces fast they come into the possession
Of the Government. II also authorizes the President
10 issue proclamation legalzing new cent piece, TO
be folmedby alloy Of copper with some other metal
Mr.. BROWN remarked tnst the only way to stop
giving out fat jobs for printing worthless documents
was TO establish Government printing office, and 70
abohsh the fEankius privilege Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
posNGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE, March 25.-After some resolutions OF IN
auiry. the Senate resumed the consideration OF the
Deficiency Bill. An amendment, giving sS5O,C0O for
arrears on paper and printing was adopted. Mr..
Huhter reported bill providing for the reception at
the United States offices Of Spanish and Mexican
qusrters shilings and s1penoes for twenty ten and
Eve cents and for the reconng of such pieces as fast
As they are paid in. Tho bill also authorizes new
Osn, to be made of alloy Of copper and some other
metal. Adjourned.
Horss, March 25.-Mr. Campbell of Ohio declined
10 the Kansas Investigating Committee, and
Mr.. Sherman Of the same State spponted in his
place A bill was referred authorizing the President
to define the southern boundary of Kansas After a
debate on the Naturalization Laws. the House ad-
iourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

Tie Journal Of Com,',ree Of Tuesday has leader
headed Va, rpOn Property, in which it is virtuousy
indignant at many recent matters which it regards
as trencbipg upon the security Of property and the
rights Of property holders. Immediately following
thi. leader is Nicaragua letter, which concludes
as follows: 1.-THE natives, so far as | have seen
"tbem, are contemplate race, like the rest OF
"tte Spani-h-American mongrel breed, lazy and
"spiritlees; and IL vOnld certainly seem to be no
"e7eat SIN u he more energetic Anglo Americdns
urn, TO tax, po's,'sOH Of country the former are
no; vorthy to inh0Ja."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

The decision Of the Court of Appeals on the
Prohibtory Liquor Law was given yesterday 'ne
principal points will be found in our Albany Letter
II is understood that the Court decides the present
law unconstitutional for the reason that 1t inter-
feres with property acquired before its passage
The Court, however, affirms the right Of the Legs
lsture to enact law to apply to liquor hereafter
,urcbased. Thus it Seems that the law only and
,he ,,,;uei,l, Of Prohibition is unconstitutional
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

Gov. Bashford Of Wisconsin has taken possession
of the Gubernatoral Office vacated by the fight Of
Mr.. Barstow. The Lieutenant Governor had as
sumed the duties when BarstOw left, aud refused
to give way TO Gov Bashford when the latter IN
formed him that he must do so, by force If not
otherwise. Gov. Bashford sent his Message TO the
Senate-tbe Assembly having adjourned in order
10 eyade it's reception.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED NJ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE KANSAS COMMISSION,
ditOIiAl Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, March 2, 1856.
The choice Of Mr.. Sherman of Ohio for the
Kansas Commission in place Of L. d. Campbell,
resigned, is very generally approved. Mr.. Sherman
is ayoung but most intelsrnt and upright MemSer.
and will vie with Mr. Howard in earnest endoavors
to elicit the whole truth and render impartial
justice.
Nothing else of interest transpired 10 either
House to-day. Mr.. Sumner is prepared to smeod
or resist in the Senate the book distributing resolve
of the House. H. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

A bill was laid before the United States Senate,
yesterday, which. if made law, will work an i'm
portant reform in our small current coins and
break up the absurd system of buying and selling
b, the shilling and sixpence-worth. The bill re-
duces the legal value of Spanish and Mexican
quarters, eighths and sxteenths Of dollar, to
twenty. ten and FIVE cents, and also provides for
new cent much smaller than the present one. The
silver coins named are to be sent to the mint as
fast ss they get into Government haads. Under
this law the pence system would soon be among the
fsss pf the Psst end ogr csrreRcy assume its true
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
SECOND DISPATCH.
MILWAUKEE,, Tuesday, March

MILWAUKEE,, Tuesday, March %, l5'e.
Mr. B,shford took possession of the Executive
Chamber this morning, and sent message to the
Senate. the Assembly having previously adjourned 10
prevent It's reception. Mr. Macarthur, the Lieut.
Governor. (who assumed the duties Of Governor upon
The resignation Of Mr. Barstow, refused to give way
to Mr. Bashford and asked the latter if force would
be used Mr.. Bashford replied, Yes, if necessary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

decimal character. The outlawed coins would be
bought up by the sver.mitbs or go 70 the mint for
secoining, and 10 q tweivemOntb they would be
almost out Of circulation If Members Of Congr 's'
could understand what vast amount OF gOug ng s
done in this city alone in the balfcent line, they
would scarcely need further reason for passing the
hill
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

BOsIO'' Tuesday, Merch y, I5,o.
The following the footngs Of the Weekly Bank
Statement Of the BOsf on Banks: ,...
Csiial stoek..SJ 81 So 900 Due 70 other Bank
and Discounts. VI eco DepOsits .''''''
Specie 4li57oO Crcuision.''''''''' ''"'''
Due t!om other Bks sf6i,Oc0
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

We shall print for regular subscribers over 100 600 copies
of Tar WEEKLY Of this week is, without doubt
fs best advertising pedium in the country THIS the last
d.y s receiving Advertisements for this weeks Issue Ps
a..<ni. Rxa CAnts q line.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE GovERNoRsHIp OF WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, Monday, March q, I55o.
The Supreme Court has issued q writ of custer
against Mr.. Barstow, and established Mr.. Bashfords
claim TO the GovernOrSbip. The latter has conse-
qufby tsken the OATH and assumed the duties of the
Cffice
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE CAxDFN UoMCIDE

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday March q, 1885,
Lenairs Of the men arrested for shooting n9'
Hatch OF Camden on Sunday, has confessed that E 9s
fired the fatal shet but alleges that it was ooe In 'v'
defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE ONO RIVER.

P,rregURSH, Tuesday, March a5 1886.
The ice has all run out OF the Iiver, and II u now IN
fine navealle order In the channel the water d ten
feet deep. Several steamers have arrived from ths
lower poxts aud several have departed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
ELECTION AT DORCHESTER.

PoKTcHEsTER, Tuesday, March 25 le5b-
At the election held in this town to-day, the vhOia
[ MON ticket was chosen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Mesn2lork daily Gribmme
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1856.
To CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice esn be take Of anonymous Communications Whist
ever Intended insertion must be authentic sed by the
of the wrternot necessarily for pabaea
ton, bat q guarantee Of his good faith
Va NOT undertake 20 return rejected Communications
pas .v,o BK.LE Hudson. What State
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday, March e5, 1850,
We have q? msil to-day south Of Mobile
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

ss.na prr4mnent above competition suite Of elegant
pyeie apartments for applying his famous DYE the greatest
s,.ndard article Of its kind throughout the world His new
stye of WIGS aud perfection itself wholesale
s,d rrtail at CRIsrADoKos. No 6 Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

To HOTEL.kHEPERS-A rare chance 70 open
Horst slsse BoARDISG ovsE Location down town 3sl.
Bro.avsy and the and Western Railroad Depot" the
I,.sr snd FvRxTvRE and Coon WILL for sale ohesp Tor
eash Over 100 rooms furnished and occupied with good Pay
In. Apply ID s HoUcu Auotoneer No 10 Beck
man st from Y and afternoon and e'eni-s 81 NO
~ Wafren.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

. The ELfCTKO-CHEMICAIs BNTIF, UI5CUVtItu Uy
Prof yktcsxs largely attracting tho sttenton of o.
and rapidly gsung the confidence OF the best class
our See advertisement under head Of Medic al
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

WIGS and ToUPgEs have improvements peculiar to their
house They celebrated al over the world for their sace
fu beauty and dursblity-fne 70 charm The largest
tho world Il private for applying h
f.n.ous DYE. Sold at BATCHELoRs, No Z3j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE Lor
GrvARNs a MAnyIN's WILDER PATgNr SALA.

SAFEs-Of every desirable se pattern and OF inn
proved fnish secured BY BKIssAs PowDER AND bUsSLAh
PRooy La BtLLE Lock be found reduced prices at
ths Depot No. I4G Wsters, Now sfter May at No
~ Muusy.st- 5rEARss q MARVIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

Co by the industrial Exhibition all Nations for their
PATvsr CUEg TRUss Also the Fair Of the Amer
can nsiute awarded the Premium this Truss IN lS5
References its supeOry Prof v Mott W Parker aud
J. NJ Carnochan An extensive list OF mercantile ana ohs
sete en- cured by this Tuss may be at MARSH Cos
"a malionlane N. Y, and MARsH, CoRLIEs Co.'S, West
4th.st Cincinnati Ohio. Open from a. m unnl p m
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wash in gtOn IIOuse-Snead L. Clark prp's

JUNE 18TH, & l6th--W Lindsey, Va & 7 r. VIM
Miller, Depot Jas A Wilkinson, Rockbridge; War
wick Richmond VIM Bell, York; Sam A Car
ter, Campbell; VIM Horton, Va & 4 R r; Capt P
Hunter W Hunter, Campbell; williamson Amelia;
A A Bcvell Wythe Co; Miller, II Ddlake, Il
Warren, Lynchburg; DIR w Adams, Leesville VIM
Leftwch, Clifton Va; Jas Anthony, Leesville; J
Paxton. City; Sam1 Griffin, Bedford P Echols,
Bedford Springs; C L Barnett, Montgomery; Col
Alex Anthony. Campbell; Booth, L Powell
Franklin; S Hale, Rocky Mount; II Woody, Frank
lin; Haywood, Buchanan; VIM Gish, Liberty;
Buell., New Haven; C Thompson, Nd; l. Allin, Jno
W Stone, Philadelphia J Woodson Smith, Richmond
A Williams, Wood Jones, Jno Cox, Campbell; A
Waller, Halifax; J W Andrews Miss S w Andrews,
Miss A Price A Poindexter, Bedford; II Williams,
Kansas W NJ Harris, Nelson's R Nelson, Va; b liar-
ris, Rob't Morgan, Nelson