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mef6e ALIEN auttprtfrt fnb, bas @atent gu ~Serfaufen I'm 6telg
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btarmit befannt faB er tint Stanbe tit n6brenb Der gan3em
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Gpuntt, nabe ben 6drmen Der Serren SeHe Sltnsluf unb G1pts
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grnlsn Ssrfarft perben. @Ge bsfttm e~staufttH Osftn &c. Lac
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ferttet fir pel6e er BET Der N~u8feauue i'm Marglan6s Sniff
tut, no bic beften Sntrrnentenrndder aus Sptpn Nensyprf
rb Baltimore IA Yianps ~auseeFeat batten, Die BIZ 9fte9r
Mi erbtelt.
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aas @uftra8e, nit pel4fn sr 6ee9rt pirb aafs 9rpmptefe aus.
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&abmen unb tb 70 c%pnfrutrt, baB fe Bel INSTRUMENTATION
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glue Snftrunente aus netner Sabrit perben fur 5 Sabre Spn
benz Sag ees 8erfaufeS an 9dranttrt.
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ben, perpenpet nnb Elm Vprrc6t bs l1mtauf6eS ~innerbalb feds
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frument ntGt ppaftdnttg b%efrtebtgen.
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ebe fe fb dnperrartS umfehen.
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ben befen SnfrumentenmaGern gu $45 Bis $500.
Btanp8 tperoen un9etauI6t ~au89emietbet
ulto s%eltiatrtt.
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are seven feet in thickness and those of the super
structure four feet six inches.
The building is in the form of parallelogram,
one hundred and forty BY two hundred and seventy
feet, surrounded by Terrace seventeen feet in
width and six feet in height tagged with stone
with flights of steps in the centre of each front,
opposite the doors of entrance.
There are twentyreight Fluted Columns, four
feet eight inches in diameter, Ornamenting the four
Porticoes with most deliberately wrought capitals.
The North and South Porticoes are finished with
pediments, containing ceilings Of stone, and the
East aud West Porticoes surmounted by para.
pets Those of the North and South are OctO
style, aud those of the East and West Hexas style.
The water is conveyed from the cutters OF the
roof by means Of cast iron pipes eight inches in
diameter, buried in the walls.
The glass, which is OF double thickness, is Of a
superior quality, and was made at the works near
Knoxville, East Tennessee. Indeed, all the mate
rails were furnished by the State of Tennessee.
The whole building is heated by furnaces com.
municating with hot air lues within the wall.
Much credit is due the Architect, Francis W.
Strickland, for the skill and taste which he has dis
played in the completion of this magnificent build
ing. lie the Assistant Architect for several
years previous to his fathers DEATH and has proved
himself worthy of the important trust imposed
upon him.
The State may be justly proud of having the
finest huildiuC in he limited States their Cant
tol. CRITIC.
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The site of this building is, perhaps, the most
beautiful in the world. Imagine hill within the
centre Of city, rising 10 every direction TO the
height Of 200 feet above the level Of the Cumber-
land River at Nashville four feet of it, crest being
removed, and leaving a plateau Of solid limestone
for the foundation Of the building You look
down upon the city beneath your feet, and the
prospect beyond is bounded on all sides 10y far
distant smphtheatre OF mountain ranges.
In plan and elevation the design and whole char
scter of the architecture is essentially Grecian
consisting Of Doric basement, supporting on its
four fronts porticoes Of the Ionic Order taken
from the example of the Erectheum at Athens.
The whole structure is composed Of fo-silated
limestone, hewn and chissellcd from quarres in the
neghborhood of Nashville, the blocks Of stone
weighing from six to ten tons. H. the centre Of
the building rises tower above the roof to the
height of 50 feet, the supCrstructure Of which Is
after the order of the Choragc monument of LySi-
crates. at Athens The various chambers, halls
aud porticoes are archrd throughout. The raiters
Of the roof are Of wrought iron, having span Of
the whole width of the building, being supported
bv the interior walls at the North end, and by the
columns of the Southern division OF the building,
the whole covered Sith thick sheets of copper. Ia
plsn. the basement story is utersected by longitu-
dnal and transverse halls of wide dimensions, to
the right and left Of which large and commodous
rooms are Appropriated to the Of the Govcr~
nor Slprcm. Court, Secretary OF State, Federal
Court, Sc. &c.
From the great Central Hall you approach the
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principal story by a double fight Of stairs, which
leads to the Chambers Of the Senate and House of
Representatives. to the Library, and to the other
rooms in connection Herewith.
The Committee Rooms OF the House are disposed
on the same floor, to the right and left, communi-
eating Immediately with it and the Hobbies; over
these rooms the Galleries placed.
Thanking the Public Hall private stairways are
constructed leading from the crypt of the various
stories, and to the roof cast iron stairway leads
from the level of the roof the top of the Tower,
where you land upon platform which is intended
for an Observatory.
The Tower IS built up from the foundation Of
solid stone, containing four inches in the basement
and eight in the principal story, with spacious halls
leading TO the right and left. The principal stair
way, which is thirty feet in width, leads from the
centre Of the building to the Hall Of Representa-
tives, Senate Chamber, aud Library.
The Hal Of Representatives contains sixteen
hatcd Columns Of the Roman Ionic order, two feet
eight inches in diameter, and twcnty-one feet ten
inches in height, from the level of the Galleries
over the Committee Rooms. The shafts of these
Columns are all in one piece. chief beauty and
convenience in tho design Of the principal story, so
much superior to the plan Of the Capitol at " ashS
ington, is, that the Committee Rooms are on the
same plane with and surrounding the Hall OF Rep
resentatives-ihe dimensions OF this room are 100
by 70 feet, height Of ceiling from floor, AZ feet.
The Forum Of the House Of Representatives con
siss Of semi circular platform, three feet in height
forming three steps, upon which there is screen
of Z ,st Tennessee vuiegated marble, thirteen feet
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E4g- We notice that our friends Stewart q
Owen, who have just got snuGly At home in
their fine new store house on Market street,
have recently had large access'ous to their
stock of stoves, &c. Their assortment Of heat
ing ard cooking stoves embraces a well select
ed variety. some Of the designs being new and
superior. Their manufactures Of copper, tin
and sheet iron are very credi,ahe specimens
of home work, upon which they keep goodly
number Of hands constantly employed. Give
them a call.
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in height, twelve feet wide and one foot in thick
ness, on the top of which is a cornce and blocking
course, surmounted by an Eagle resting upon
shield of cast iron, bronzed and gilt One foot
from each end of the screen, die of black mar
BILE, the Roman Fasces are placed, which are Of
beautifully vaFiegated East Tennessee marble, one
foot two inches in diameter and ten feet in height.
The Senate Chamber is of oblong form, thir.
ty-fve by seventy feet, having Pilasters of the
Ionic order, with a full entabature. The ceiling
of this room is formed into radiating panels or lac
uuaria aud il forty three feet in height. There is
a Gallery of twelve feet in width, on three SIDES of
the room, supported by twelve Columns of varie-
gated East Tennessee MARBLE with white capitals
aud blsck bases, from the Erecthcum. The Forum
in this room consists OF a platform of two steps.
The Speakers and Clerks desks OF fine East
Tennessee marble.
The Library is Immediately opposite the Senate,
and i thirty-fve by thirty five feet. On each side
there are Committee rooms communicating. Over
the arches of these rooms are alcoves for books,
papers and archives of the State. The doors and
windows, which are OF a large size, all Of solid
White OAK, moulded, panneled and ornamented With
devices The windows are all double, divided by
stone pilasters, enriched with consoles, ovolo and
spears.
All the floors groin erched and Jagged with
rubbed stone; hanging stone steps throughout the
building.
The bull ling stands upon a rusticated basement
eighteen feet in height which is fooled on all
fronts; and the superstructure is Of rubbed stone,
inside aud out. All the walls of the foundations
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Monday Morning, March II, 1855.

sB- Warden's Burlesque Opera Troupe are
now in the city, aud will give one Of their rare
aud mirth-provoklng entertainments at the
Ahelphi might. The favor with which this
talented Troupe have been received in the va
riops sections visited 10y them in professional
capacity, and the high cummendalions every
where bestowed upon them by the Press, war
rant Us in the belief that their entertainments
at the Adelphi will prove as well a source OF
profit to themselves as Of pleasure to our citi-
zens. Their stay is limited to four nights.
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COM MERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, March II, ]


COTTON-DuIl and little offering. Sales Satur.
day of bales at base, CA at 74a8bc, and SO at
I. IOaS
TOBACCO-None.
WHISKY 92a94c
BACON 74aS. Active and arriving freely.
LARD-Sc.
FLOUR 5.75a7.O0 per Dbl
No. change in general Groceries.
Business fair
NEW ORLEANS. March 10, p. NJ, CoTrON The
market IS unsettled, buyers generally making lower
offers than factors are disposed to accept and thus
far onlv few hundred bales have changed hands.
SUGAR Active, with sales of GOO to 700 bales
at firm prices.
MoLAssEs. Good demand at SO SOC. for ordinary
TO choice lots.
FL,UR-So far the only sale we hear Of is 230
bbls Indiana at So - per bbl.
Cons Active inquiry for shipment, with sales
Of 10000 to - 600 sacks at full prices, including
. 600 in cotton sacks az 52c, 3 300 in guuny bags
at 54c, 4 600 at 53s55c, aud !, 900 yellow at 55c
OATS 100 sacks prime Ohio brought 43c
PoEK.-One Or Two sales pending at $40 90 for
Mes.
Bacon -Dull and lowp7; 10 casks taken at SIC.
for ribbed SHES ard Sc. for Shoulders.
LARD -l9S rierces prime were sold at 9tc.
GREEN MEAT-DRy SAaTED-Prices lower, and
8 262 pieces sold by party at 5tc for Shout.
ders and 64c for Hams and Sides.
WHISKY The large receipts lover 6 900 bbls.
since Friday) have depressed prices very mate
rally, and notice sales of $50 bbls Recti6ed in
lots at 25a2Sc, and 500 in one lot at 24ic.
LOUISVILLE, March l3.-lRON, NAILS, PIG IRON
And LEAD We quote by the quantity as follows:
Stone coal bar iron t. charcoal bar iron 4tc, all
other descriptions at the usual rates. Nails 81 80
al 90 Tor IOd, aud corresponding rates for other
szrs. tennessee Pig Iron, S35 for No. l, and $33
for No. ? We quote Browusport Pig Iron at the
same rates or six months Sales OF Salt River Iron,
Belmont Furnace, S3ia36 per ton; Pig Lead firm
at 7a7tc Sales OF Shot at $2a2 25a2 80.
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River and steamboat News.


The Cumberland continues to recede slowly,
with between four AMI five feet on Harpeth
Shoals on Saturday.
Tie Flu left Saturday for Cincinnati.
Tie Blanchs Lc,oi5 left on Saturday for Pa
ducah.
The j. B. Carson arrived on Saturday from
Cincinnati with n good load. She will leave
to -dav on her return trip. The G. is gem Of
a boat, and passengers will frd Capt. Brick
ell very attentive and pleasant gentleman
She will not leave before 6 o'clock this eve
ming.
The AIida and HartUilLe arrived on Friday
night from up the river. They will leave on
their return trip to day.
The Huu,bolit was expected up on Sunday
night.
The Rock city arrived from Smithland on
saturday night and left for Paducah last night,
The CuJa arrived from Paducah yesterday,
and viii leave gu return trip this morning at
lG O'Clock, Capt. Matheuy, The attentive and
courteous commander of this fleet packet, the
aurora boreall," of the creek, viii put pas
seugrrs 10 Paducah in time to connect with
the ST. Louis and Louisville packets. BE
aboard in time.
The Cuycf HuutscWe is the high headed
regular mail packet for Memphis to day at 2
o'clock. Passengers will find her to he in
good order aud well conditioned.
The Join Bell is now NE from Louisville.
The HuD,6oldt had not arrived last night
when we we're at the river, but will probably
he at the wharf to-day.
The Alcouia, from Cincinnati, will probably
arrive to-Iight.
The Nettie Miller arrived from up the river
on Saturday night. She is advertised TO leave
for Cincinnati tomorrow.
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Books for Farmers, Planters and
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