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EARLY BLooMs-We have received says the Con-
corda a lntelligencer during the past week. cotton
blooms from Messrs. b. Alexander b. +. Dobyns and Jo
seph L. Miller, all Of the parish Of Concordia
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ny J. c. MoGUIaE, Auctionssr.

May 2s-diniaNoy
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THE ADVANTAGES SECURED

A eIther ef he psiaeiq4i aaaees-
@Ksirkegbeekzg Massnnsp ofhcs. ssi hrc1aEay, ssH
on, Ne tefn n4er, fcs Water streft esnaaakls u
IA srgiptsons received ~ D. .. NtLkfS, h~aef
kstreiasyt5r Na.hFits. Tsaa asrS
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Mysteries Of the Post Office.
t"A Mail bag d eptome Of human hfe."l
TEN YEARS
AMONG THE
MI a Z l. II a G S.


OR, NOTES FROM rHE DAIRY os SPECIAL AGENT
By =. HOt.REkOoK.
Inn s91 PIP Price 81 25.
Beautifully Illustrated with Is Ste Portraits ~ Ritchie and
~ Wood Ensravinrs from de>ign eh ens ~ barley.
TINS Work undertaken in the sanction OF the chief on
Gers % tie Pest ice Department ~ gentleman shc
has long been ard IS s q The 81 eca Agents Of thai
parnirnti. the ars Book the knd ever lszues cacu
lated give pubic might nio the practical opera
ito of the Poet Oce Etabsh-ni, snt he almost certain
which sk sud experience have iarned for the de
iced, and punishment q rnders against the laws enacted
Tor the security OF the mails ani the nvoaeiy Of pEivsts
correspondence.
hearty aud univerl oommsndslon Of that enlightened and
poWerfal eensor The fEfss brief extracts irum
lhess many aatteiing notices arr annexed
Ihe book viii prove of tie most enertanng Of the
ssason, aud In genrss. interest aud general irutH 10 nA
ars, Wis trm Pss',sn, I'd Z ! 90 our stock Of popular
eve bound eoneedc % Ar nolbFoois narrative o
III, Pest Oee experiences the merit q telg sSceedlng
y Interesting aad Suggestive book ~ y. Hsrad.
seea sone q Mr. Hobrooks trne, anvArnshsd Tecitas
beat al hst aRis "a Reynods mems roses, ard any
who reads them s reAzs a. orec that r1manes sl
.fyes ana thrlves aulla our modem he ~ Lt0 fosf
This work couIseu elg ~ the nature tetsecf
every penon who can read boak. write ieissFf
"A mere auasirg ana the time Interesting vnyt
q ts knd, has never eeeE paoishst IN America
"a vsl wriiten and smusiug work fOm shieA ws ,AAI
make extract tso ioF the eench q he comaay"-
"a ssnns wlA Sketches q asvsi aud Instructive nat
ser - l'hsia. IsQairsr.
sIhs book i Indeed Eovv'y, exceed ngis snertalnns
md opening nss soeres o smaseHasnt LsiiB
Csgrgnf.
'rhefe 10 substance snoegh IN TIE indsnk Psts. Anl
ehsFsesF' casttaed IN hs ssrtehss, 70 MI dIea noss
- kielfasad feqHigsr.
eNo pessoe sks has aowed hinsr n hsrbor Or
neusas The aea q opening AnohsE pssssss ssasr cas-
Aock ailhoGi shaadsrnF a the feh al precps.
% uhleh be has stood. d."-lsess Aersa ksglatrr.
PahAshrd by Il. cowPEaTHWAir CO, fhilA.
~ Pr ssIs b, al BssassEss ana ssss AgsaHL
asen9-eoet
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IMPORTANT
TO EV RY 30 . Y .

0R the last three years have been engaged b1snes
known only 20 mysel, and comparatively few hers
have instructed for he Of 5000 each which has
averaged az the rate Of from - O0o per annum
and avng made to 60 TO Europe next Spring
to egape in the business, desrcus Of giving full
instructions in the Ar. 10 every peron who " Il remit ne
the Of one oLLAR. am in1uced from the success
have been favor ed with ard the happy acknove ge
have received from those have instructed in the
Att and who making from $40 to SIS per day. to
give every person chance into possession of this
ushle Of making small fortune. Their Is no
ahcut the bus here alluded TO- References o
the be given regards its character and
refer persons in Philadelphia well as in this city
who have Vhin months, embarked in the business and
who will testify that hey making ON s. to sl5 day
al the same. Il is business in which either ladies gen
uemen engage and with pef ct make very hand
some income several ladies in various parts of Pennsyya
mia Maryland whom have intructed in the art, are
now cering from 93 SC per dav. GESTEEL BUSI-
NESS and but killings required 10 start 1t Upon
rec ipt Of 81, will Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular containing full instructions in the Art which
will he perfectly -erstood upon heirg onre read
Address A. T. PARSON2,
No IS, West 26,h street,
YORK
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n
TIVE undersigned late Georgia having removed TO the
city 81 Nashville oilers his services 70 th- citizens Of
Georgia. D. Tennessee NoFh Albania the purchase
I pfy Goods Grucerics, Corr Wheat Rye, Bacon, lard
Horses, hules, Cattle and in short, every article q
rsdc offered 10 the Nashville market
The NUFchanis o. Nashville are uen o hiyh ohArnccF
and peclnay standing, and have large and we'll selected
that they oer liberal terms vhch should induce
ne merchants Of Upper Georgia Es Tennessee and Norh
alabama give the Nashville market tria. A.
he GroccrY Market The uropety v sugFes Itself 10 the
mnd Of every merchant In the sections u county named
ss ths most proper Tor their trade.
The song connection OF undeFsgned With the Railroad
o. Georgia. 0vneral Agent TrgssaFsT and supcuntend
rut o TFanspoftaon vel Agent AZ hatAnoarA
Dr The BANKING interest of savannah vii cnable
hin readily 10 inv stgAts claims aesiust Railroad
ComTsu-s, Or bet goods damage While Ia tFausu,
'f ts rcnrsai or Discount u bills B bAak 4e
Al eticrs nciag orders aud money w receive prompt
attrntan, aud al oFe Sth0ut TIE mouey, shea satsse
tory sgiuocr " sFency and prmptuess accompanies The
sams, nr parties knpWa 20 be Fuch shall cceiNe nte
atteaion, uhfn ordering aes that Under The rule
custom q ne mTrket 10 se tine. uil Aso Eiye
30 b. sQre thai ay be dirrctei Ey The
charge f Tie purchsss o goods Ae E BE- I've PER cent
oansaons, aud tscniy each bux pseksse or
Fuceiv.ss and ta vsrdzg. D. 4. hiLLA
Post oaes hu.iilug. Ne 8
Nsshxile, Team.
foAq and hsnk Ma A. narEa Psest bsnk 81 6ror-
Eia savannah Isaac scors Kss Prcst aacon and Wsst
Ea.roaa, h4oeu, noh. teHs r. kss, frcs and q 10
AuS1E Suuf GecEis HEirqad and = y. Canhs, kkq Al
Fusiss M J. .. CouFak Gea. sspt hestern and Atanue
hslifea Atlantis Gen- A. J. hANsElt Attorney Gt iaS
hansila, enonas = ttAcG, ksqs kons Ca Capt JAnss
NILi1ass and Cd. ,. A. MarHzsuE. Chai4tooEs, J. L.
MeeEs and 10 FAHssa, k.gs. KneKviis, Tenn; Wn1IAN
DAFas-d
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A. &. 81 A. B. BEECH.
DEALERS ~

A0 College street.
IIAVE opened very large siock q an knfs 81 DRESS
IL GOODS saaee % the Ean and Winter Trade q ths
Newest stvics
Also los 81 al The newest designs uf CL0AKs
and MASTLhe IN and ready ior eKholion. We es-
rAy nsite yoa 10 lock al ear sock u cioaks before
b1yinf.
Ne have IN store very large seek 81 al kindk a. CAR
PETs of the patterns aaa fsttsE ss
them a. cheap aRy oler House sis see a ths
tains. We have ali kinds a CURTAIN DAAAsks and
LACE CURTAINS.
ID a41sion The nsage, have large slock q az
klnas of Dgl G0Ups, ssahs ST. he fali snd uintsr
Trade A. C. A. d. bhECH,
sepfS No. - calleEe a. .hashyille. Tena.
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HAyE sr sale several SAG EoAS of exessaf e aFsefsr
amaagst th sd psssA boys. SAtfa Ssamstfess
" her ana lronsF Also tha wemsn slN A.
csss sahsr sn1 tEueF. warFanssd y saii
sss. tlaEfl kkks ". F0kT&k /.
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ELASTIC SKIRTS
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

Office No. John St, doors from Broadway.
NEW YORK.
TINE propretors OF this eyab hnent have
for a long time he senior pa tner OF the N, Nathan
Barre r 81 year been cntng Their business al Sta
ten ssnI They have spared no ert expense espec'
ally n the last few Yeas keel 10 s the bganrhes their
art and have been successful 10 att lining high degree oil
Improvement vel IN the machinery and pparaus Tor
dre sing different gOois in practical artistic skill
dyeng and finishing Laue' lk Satin and Merino Dress
es great improvements been made. In large proper
lion Of eases hese articles mad, in color aud nnsh
very nearly Cq1a appearance goods Grape Shaw
Cloak Mantlss Velvet Garments, &C. are also very sue
eaed Faded and stained goods restored or re-
dyed. -
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES WATERED.
Lace and Musin Curtains, Carpets Rugs ani Table Gov
ers Can and Rehnished Damak and MOreen Curtains
Beauifu DyeI Also, RiLb ms Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Orders execu ed with care and despatch.
Goods received ant returned hg express
Goo Is kept subject the c lin of the Owner II months
BARRETT, NEpHETs CO,
ianis--6m 3 John st doors from Broadway, n 4.
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NASHVILLE. TENN, THURSDAY
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER sCHELLs GenI Advertising House,
APPLKroS BUIDTSG, 346 and 34s Broadway
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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H0NR MABg FURNITURE.

1he afdtF1isned kaFlsE Fsbal thsiF
NITURE mANUFAc EYs
A RI nos better prepared thsn ever % isrni,h re3
n tkair hiends ard ihs puslls ulih nnythrg -
thsy na7 "a NE fnruilurs ane. -
Orders thankfsiy FsfeEsd ana Tre1pJ raad -
Eafshou Ne - Colfss sifaes. Is - siefere
anfs-ly 0s0OBEs. S4NcE 90.
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ABRAMOONLkY.
C0NLEY & Johnson.

Successors A'cLuRg NoOXE.
No 10 Broad street. and No % South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
TANUFACTURERs OF Tin, Copper ana fheet on Wares
M int nd keeping constantly hand al kinds u Coca
log aud ile.tug etoves o.nAuen al, and Paia Mantle
Grh-es, &C, &C
Also All Liuds Copper aud Sheet Iron Work lone for
steAub - Eoint hds turnaoes, touudr.ss, Factories
1c done The tho si notc AMI cheap as can e dons
q the city. iauia-iy
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T,on HETnE-Eor ne baisaes e ths psseas ysaE =
Il NK8Ao MAJ. FsFs seed h.s1zm q. AfgiF y
~ A hAlL0WE flsnf AFsat
iaali Ne. ~ nsAeErisa stssaa
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Cash for Wheat and Rye.!
JOSE y N NA ASH,
egzyA-EAE earass chzrrA es1 eoliegs stFpsta
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND YEAR
A RRAvGEMENTs for the second Annual colec ton
~ this aud popaiar Institution for the diffusion Of
Literature and Art, have been made the extensive
scale.
Among the works Already engaged, Is the fAr.famed
''GENOA CRUCIFIx,o
which originally e0st Ten thousand Dollars.
In forming The Collection, the diffusion Of works Ct
AMEcAN Art ami the encourag of American enlus
have been overlooked. Commissions have been issued 70
1.-THE most distinguished American Artss who viii
are three Marble Buss executed by ne greatest Hv~
sculpt0T,-hIaAH PoWEAs:
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father Of his county;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher;
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The statesman
special agent has visited Europe and mad. careful and
ndioioas sseciozs Of foreign works Of Art both
AID Marble s,ataary and Choice Paintings.
Tie whole ErmnE large and vAaahle collection Of
Paintings stAtaary Distributed Ensu anouE TIE
members OF ths Association for The second Year.
TERMS Of aHEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of three dollars consintes any one uez
Der Of this Association, and enutes him 10 either
the os wirg MsgasNes for year AID Also ticket IN
"a distributor Of the stAtuary and PAiutnEs.
The Literature issued 10 subscribers consists of The aos
ing Monthly MagsEines, harpeT, Punan's Knickerboek
sr BlsekwOOds, 0raAu, Godsys LAZY BOOK, and House
bold words
Persons taxing ave uembershps are emitted 10 any v.
Of ths Magazines Cor year, and 10 s< icxsfs
tissrbatten
The net proceeds aesiyea op the sale Of nerb<r,hlp
devoted the purchase 0f 0r he ensaT
year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
sy becoming a member ofths As.ocistion, are
is1 Az persans receivr The fsH ralse u fefr snbsvp
fon af ~ sTf ths sAape q sterling Azs.zne Licfa-
/ t1Fs.
choice Works of Art, Nheh Be dstfb8ied amoae
hesslvss and a. TIE tine aging he
ss the coaniry disbuFrg hsassnds q aosFs FoosA a.
sp.rs.ns In rssrlFfHg frnSs 81 ueukerskip vi yir
rive tcir pe es aadFsss IN % stating ne nanfh skcu
tsh The aasanne % coHisa. Aha have ths siIsr rsgf
t.rrd A. ths Once 70 pFrgent iass he rrcsipe
which eersilcate of asrer hip Together ssh tha MaEas
oe s~.rrd iii SaFdi o. any paTf g ne ceanlFy.
Thes eio paiehass Aaesnhes Al BskFores sii ahexrs
th.f ~ slue tAt AssociA en- ep rerlse ~ N1gatfss
80. fra@ fa q fae aaAagf d.s afssn al a. lhs tanss
prfue ,hev nou pay fJF TIE hssasaa aiaus-
BsAutaly aissrsisd csi@osass ssisg iz ssserPtons,
seat re- % aF9lcA4ioa-
c. L DEEBY. Asssars @ A. A.
a. elther ~ lkr rFiaeipai egnres--
sKsickerteckeg MasaEnsr ofhcs. 80 hfc1aEayi SaH
or, Ne ten 0ser, tcs stef strest, eanaaakls o.
IA scgirtsons Fecsfrr6 ~ D. 3. NtLhfS, t'~Aef
SetreiasYt5r Sa-hsi is Tsaa. asFF
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WRAPPlNGS

IN STORE
/ i20 boxes low priced yIrgiaia Tobacco;
50 DO celebrated PdacdksH do
10 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
go do Palmetto Twist do
iO0,000 Spanish AMI AmsricAn Cgars;
loo duE. boxes sardinrs,
IS bbls Nuts. assorted
- bags each Pepper. spice and Ginger.
ssp25 seYMoUR. TANNING a
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale the following property: One Inn
L proved Lot, situated In Edgeh~d Bell street,
between SIih= Wetmore streets The lot fronts 30 feet
and hack "a 1T. The improvements IL
Dwelling House N - rooms entry back stable, carri
age house, and well VI good water.
ALSO-A vacant Lot. on Bell street. nearly po-
se the above fronting hfythree feet and running back
one hundred and ninety four feet-fencrd in.
And three my feet lots IN ZolleoneT's Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALLOwE,
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JTsr RECI.aVI.D.

DER steamer HUMBOLDT, 100 bags Turks Island salt.
100 bales Gunny Bag, in st and for sac loW BY
DAVIS, PILCHEa CO,
i6uS 20 Public Square
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" E w FIRM.

~ J. SE4BURY & II. =. PEACH,
have formed partnership under the name "a
and Style Of 7. J. Sea5ury Co. and taken the stock IN
aud sand q J. NJ SeabGry o., ia Coopers Block -
Cherry street, aad to their friends and the puhc
tht they are prepared 70 execute evey description Of work
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS In the neatest a. most sub
stanal manner. They will also furnish and ht up Gas
lures 10 the hsndsomesi yles They respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage. ltan2l
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SUPERIOR PIANO FoRTEs.

JNO. R. WEST,
HAS nov In store large supply % PlANO rsssety.ss
III FORTES, OF very superior tone, st5le f1tr@se-<l
ana ansh of 4, ~, 6K, aud octayes man W
ntAotured by
nlLLEr, DAVIS Co, Boston,
T. GuhEEr Co., Boston,
NUNS a CL,HE, New York,
Fhich durability, perfection and volume ei tore, are
rot rauaed by any other makers knoN "a Tits market Anc
shh he will dispose manaactarer's prices with The
addition o. carriage Those wishing 10 purchase would dc
Ee " apply Soon he quite crowded, and anxious %
sci, 10 make room for others very soon expected
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Agricultural Implement
EXTENSIVE IMPROVFMRNT.

M are rehttinR War house. No. 70 Pubic Square
w with all the nO3ern improvements ard vii be pre-
pared By the 2Oh February 30 exhibit entire New stock
Of spring Goods direct from the manufacturers and
Houses in New York. Boston snd Philadelphia comprising
much larger and finer class of Goods has hereoors
Zee kept by Our stock viii he complete In every depart
mens Of Fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods.
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N E W
And Interesting Books!
RECENTLY ISSUED.

is RA'S c HE d.
TIN YEARS AMONG TIE MAIL BAGS,
THE NEW PURCHASE, Ia rich EfAiE
TIE song or HIAWArHA,
TIE AGE OF FABLE,
LIVES OF THR BRITISH HISTORIANS,
CATHERINE OF RUSSIA and her sasceasors,
For sale W CHARLES W. SMITH
IsGlT SNs
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Nashville Female Academy.
INHE uext session vii MoSBaY, JAsusRT 2tst.
Morning Ahernnon sessions, Abe aDss expert need
Teachers In departments " Encaton. Ampis provision
aae he peasant snd heahui Of pep Ia as wen
As hei- instructiOn IN the recitation
JAn5-N Q. d. ELLIOTT.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From, $. NJ. PETTINGnL& 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No 10 State street, BosToS.
Pa Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states ano
the Canadas.
u COTTENEE g. co., Importers Of French and
l. other European Goods, No. 4 s Broad street.
sug3l IS
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
DATES g. FRAME, No. / BARCLAY ST.,
ID n. E.-Cdaion.-Sone are genuine except they have
the stamp n the Patent. All manufacturers aud sellers in
iringing, viii be prosecuted according 10 law.
InaT24-1y
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Auction, Commission
RrhL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE copeluIsi 10 connect With former business the
selling " Land Town Lots, tentng Houses, &c lhaVe
nov on hand i3r sale sever amongst them wo
man "A wears old thai will guarantee o. be No COOK,
washer and roue good samatrs aud good general houe
servant sir l3 years oiI ani hoy oi The same age
and Fnpt 10 select good homes ior th-m aud should The
purchase not be pleased he can retuln thrm AMI ms
Hciol h'I' W AN''@'''
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ARMSTRONG g. CO.,
No. 90 MARKET ST, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACT RERs' AGENTS,
IN0R the sale OF Machines, Agricultural Implements,
l. Building Materials &c, &C. The annexed is list Of
ruch articles always be found at their store, and
tie lowest cash prices:
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threading Machines Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crushr
Little Giant) Feons Portable Grst sli Straw Cutters,
Corn Shelters BedwePs Smut Machine Chlds Grain Sepa-
raor Wells Seed Sower, Corn Planters, Cutvators tr-
rows Poughs OF all kinds Churns Meat Cutters, scytes
Forks, Rakes Reapng and Moving Machines Fan Mills &c
BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, &c.
Window Sash, Venetian inds, MsrbsiZed Iron Mantlss,
Window Glass Of all sizes Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris
Chain Pumps, Force Pumps Garden Engines Iron Chairs,
Iron se.ees, Iron Safes Of all sizes.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White Lead White me- Brown Zinc Stone CoIored Zinc
Pants Of all c0ors Putty, Whiting, Lnseed OIL Lard Oil,
1upeutne Varnhes, Mineral PANT Glue, Paint Brushes
Rosn, Copperas, Paint Mills &C, &C.
FER TILIZ RS.
Guano, and land Plaster We keep large stocks Of these
articles on hand.
SEEDS.
Clover, Timothy Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley &c
We also agents for Pease's Celebrated Excelsior Rail
road Horse Power Threshng Machines. We have an
assortment Of these Machines hand, will furnish
mand will be beyond the supply those who in "
them had bett buy soon.
decl4-o1t twkW3m ARMSTRONG co.
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GEO. W, COWAN,

GEO. W. C0INAN,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
General Agent Tor the Purchase, Sale
and Hent of Real Estate, and the
Collection OF Claims,
No. IS Cherry Street,
NASRV VILE, TENN.
DR0MPr attention viii he gwen 10 all business entrusted
hu AID spec attention 20 the collection u Eastern
chains throug ghout Middle Ttnnrssee.
RkFEsnoEs.--A. C. A. d. beech, FVans, Porter Co
T.. A. Fit- Co., ThOs T. smiley, kN-toy. Nc 3 Brown
Josiah ferriss, Nashville, ienn Gen J. A. hatte, David
500 CO.. Tenn.; Ex-Gov. o. Campbell, Lebsnon, reun.i
Bon. lohn r. Caraters, Avmphs, Teun.; ". d. LayendsI
Nes T0rk CITY. ocn-u
FOR RENT.
A GOOD Filing HJUsE IS EDGFFfgLb. o.
h Also-rwa Roons over hAulin End Ms.k k4a'A 20
No. - Cherry st., SaahYiir. Ell
Apnly 70 a. A. BALLOWH GenG kgsnt
AMI No. II D-aslerics stFsei
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ID. G. RUMSEY,

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
ToA cOoKISs AND HEBIcISAL PURPosEs.
No. 80 Market street, NASHVILLE. TESs.
Zone doos above Union Har)
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fHE partnership between The undersigned. In the
and stie OF J. NJ. eeSbary Co., dissolved By mu.
tual consent the Slst H Esher Of will attend The
settling up Of the business Of he lase arm.
JM. sEABURY,
q. s PEACH.
IAn2-U III sEABuRF.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31

LNOH BENT have for rent splendid stand for &
Il Blacksmith, on the Murife sboro' Pike, 10 miles fro
Nashville. improvements, good shops family residence
aud ali necessary out houses 20 OF cleared land
plenty OF IRE wood, &C. Terms easy. Apply to
Z. A. BALL0WE, GenT Agt,
Ian1 rs No II neaderrk stysaA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
GOODS CHEAP.
DISSOLUTION.

VIZ viii close the remainder Of our Stoek of Wiu.s
Goods amongst which large asortmsnt DHp BLANKAf
Of Very choice quality, at extremely low prices.
janis A LID. co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
BOOKs AHD srATIONERY.

ORDERS Nr sha esaxass ca's Goal nay hs len HICKS
" CHINA BALL. Ncrih siie % he tqnare. Al ofdsss
isa there sis te hed he bloHaa dks Lafgs Lamp.
- CENTS; sceense Lamp, IS Tns IS esnis Ran q
th- Aine Is cents PER oazheL
Ths Coai az ssrhcd ana eustc1ers 81 getting
shat theT par he seHanes Cos fsrd nag the \.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16
KANSAS.
LATER FROM LAWRENCE.
he ". Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.
LAWRENCE, h. T., Dec, 4, 1855.
Thinking that the generous donors (who are
doubtless your readers) Of the clothing which has
arrived here from the East, would like to know
something of the manner in which 1t is distributed,
wife you that the moSus operanGi is as follows:
The Central Committee here baye delegated men,
Der of their own body TO visit in person ali the set
tied pcricns Of the Territory, with instructions TO
appoint sufficient number of local sgents IA ioVes-
tgate aid certify to the specific necessities OF the
citizens resident in their several districts. Thls
Arrangement renders it alme st Impossible Tor any
mart of the assistance Of our friends 10 fall into
Pro-Slavery hands; and, because every az
phcsnt brings with HIM or her schedule or
list Of immediate wants, the labor OF the
disbursers is materially lessened. Then, in
those districts which are 50 distant a. to render II
ipconyepient for the settlers TO come to Law
renee the Committee have appointed receiving
and disbursng sgents-trOm time 10 time for
w.rding 70 them such installments OF clothing,
-four and groceries as properly fall TO their share.
In this way an organized plan of action has beer
reached, which if properly carried OUT, eau leave
Ii, tie cause OF just complaint lnere has Deem
some outside grumbling among those VINO expect
TO be remunerated for all losses sustained during
the wars, but none, 80 far nc can learn rom inc
best and worthiest Of our citlzen'. About Two
hundred boxes of goods, valued at about $40, wv.
have already been received a. LeavenWorth' ana
before the liver closes We expect TO receive nesfy
a hundred more.
II has been Wise and timely movement. huo-
dreds Of brave men and devoted women, and ehi-
dreD without chidhccd, who must either nave