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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857
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In addition the usual Calendar Pages and Astronomical
Calculations THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
BY States CoDesora Districts and Counties for 1866, care
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS- condensed.
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF TIE PRESENT CONGRESS-
and Of the mex. as far IS elected classified politically
CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DoINGS IN KAN
sAs durirs the pes. year.
ANACCoUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER Of the House.
NARTlcLE on THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF TIE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and bis Fil!buster Companions 10 Nicaragua
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections Meeting OF Legislatures
&c.
TIE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLlCANsPAhrf' with
eondep sed statement of ofhe DENoeEArIc and AMER
lc.N Parties.
THE JEFFERS0NIAN ORDINANCE oil 1854 q document
generally accessible aud which had been sioped woud
have made k-ptneiy, Alabama Mississippi snd Tennessee free
States Three yeu ser Ordinance Of 49, apphesoe 0ny
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ORTH-A AMERICA REVIE W
IN No CLXXy. FOR APRIL, 1857.

ORTH-AM RICAN REVIE w Z.
IN No. CLXXy. FOR APRIL 1857
CONTENTs
ARTICLE T. Mlrsta Sch.fy A Sketch romiOrientsl Life.
H. Influence OF The English Literature on the Ger
III. holidays.
". Hckock's Empirical Psychology.
N..Rusku's Last Volume.
VI. Biography.
VII. .Oliyerr Puritan Commonwealth.
NIII.. SprASue's American Pulpit.
~. Robert Herfick.
X. The British Esssyists.
Al. Contemporary French Literature.
NIL. The Real and the Ideal In New EDs and.
KILL. Critical Notices
XIV. New Publications.
AMERICAN QUARTERLY,
THn oORTI-AME RICAN REVIEW,
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Cost an6 fonn0.

CERTIFICATES of BANK STOCK LOST. -
~ CERTIFICATE No. l2s, for twenty (1o) sasles COM
MERClAL BANK (of Rocbeste) STOCK bsaing date April
~ 1880 Also Certificate No 49, for twelve 2 Shares dated
January 1882 having been LOST (burned notice is hereby
that application viii be made to the Bank above
ed for Certificate for Thirty 1927 shares Of the
stock Of said BnHk-BufLo. March %, 1857.
A. SHERWOOD, Ex'r, &c.
I OST-In leaving the Academy of Music, on
4 Saturday afternoon, q BLACK THREAD LACE VAIL
The Lder will recsve the thanks of the BY leaving
No. ~ 5.h-av.
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forses, Carriages, Sc.

TOR SALE-A superb BAY HORSE, 6 years
old M hands high good sepper sound and manageable in
every respect; mile in $ Us The has
him. Apply FRANK w. EVANS, bet and pm,
a Burson's stable, l2thst, University place.
TOR SALE-A pair of dark bay, long-tailed
nedum-.ized HORSES and years old perfectly sound
ard kind travellers snse and double harness Can
be in harness o'clock each day until sold the
stable No 1856 9th St. between ID and Sd Price $50
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ID ROAD AY Il III A f K. -
De A. MARSHALL. sole Lessee; w. r BLAKE Stage
Msrssez DoO.s open 81 u Performance TO oegh WIN te
Overture 81 u o'clock
The grand hstoro. romantic and scenic Drama oil great
teltbrity, entitled - -, ,o,,r.,,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 7, 1857
And Every Night during the Vice.. 49,. ..., TA..
This piece prescated for the first time at tns lhAe
In The u,ua stye Of cosnes aud the care in detail
which have rendered many illustrations OF similar chAsc ef
POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE.
New and chsraceilstic scenery
Dresses, properties, sPpo'nme ats, wss
tHAy mis- after bis successful western
tour.) ~
Madame Pons, Mrs. Lizzie Weston DAvennort, Mr.. A. H.
Davenport, Mir. EmoIe Mr.. Grosvenor, Mt Csnoll,
Nj Seymour, Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Eytisge,
&c In prominent characters.
Incidental 70 the DrAIns. the
MAGNIFICENT SONIC EFFECTS,
Music Illusions and Cbsuges beautiful moving DiormS OF
III obAnted Groves OF Isis Temple Of Isis Abode OF the
Of the Burning NouLtSo Tabesux Marches Combats
Dances Concluding with the dazzling and hfeke repre-
sentaiion Of
THE ERUPTION or MOUNT VEsUVIUs
Excellent Farces Every Night
Pau paItleplsrs distribution Of characters &c, In bins
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CRIMINAL NEWS
From THE STATES AND THE WHOLE WORLD.
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Address Il. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor and Proprietor Of the National Police Gazette,
New York City.
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WIN NIBLO has the pleasure 70 Annouboe '
s;yaIssn.nts or a short season OF
Il l. j A - ~ ~ ~ ny
rcing on MONDAY, April d.
Madame MARIETTA GAZZANiGa,
Ms, ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
ssbor BRIGNOLI
SsIor AMODlO,
SgnOI ASSONI:
eisDor ARNOLDl,
Sgnor COLLETI,
ard other At.s Of dislp gusbes en epgaged-with an
eajci,1t Oh Oh ESTRA and CHORUS.
Musical Director and Conductor,
MAX MARETZEK.
The Puquet, Balcony AID Fst Circle have been re-num
b-Ieo diving newly DO6BLE the SPACE Previously allotted
each seat
Seats for the entire season If
FIFTEEN REPRESENTATIONS
my be secured at the Box Office THURSDAY
9lb inst. from IN. TO p.
Regular Open Nights,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Sfattn subscription.
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I'EACHER.-A superior Teacher Of Writing,
Drs-ng and Painting, 10 drssela.. Academy 10 " Z
cesres 70 CHANGE for . sIAILAR SITUATION In ore Of
the Middle Western States References AID Test oniss u
the highest egdeT. Assysa Boa ~ AsTrssgsp. y. u
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THO WHOLESALE STATIONERS, BOOK
l. SELLERS, AND THE TRADE GENERALLY.
gaE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE HOUSE
THE UNITED STATES.
We would respectfully call the attention Of the trade 70 the
qualify description and pice of machine made
ENVELOPES.
The unrvsled facilities which possess for Manufacturing
DEFY COMPETITION.
Samples forwarded rec OF expense.
We sonld also call the attention of the trade 70
BRYAN WILLOWS celebrated
WRITING FLUID AND INK,
for which We are the SOLE Agents
BUTLER6 BRYAN,
Nos p and "a Frsnkfort-st New-York.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
90 farmers an6 Others.

A NEW FRUIT and FLOWER CATALOGUE
"A for le57With description and prices Of al Treas and
Plants needed Garden. Lawn, Orchard Green houe
Winery Murray With the latest novelties WI Dc
York BIN. WATSON, Old Colony Nar'eries
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90 Ubom it map Concern.

A DVERTISJNG.-V. Is. PALMER, the AgeI
IA Tribune Building receives advertisements for pubiicst
b. the beet city and country newspapers Of al the States
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nFCEIVED one hundred and eleven; sent East
IL fry; sent West Gfty-one We have Agreed Al web
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tho FARMERS.-The POUDRETTE made BY
the subscribers the cheapest and best MANURE In n.
world for Corn and Vegetables pamphlet will be cent Tree
70 sending thek address to the LODI MANUFAC-
YURfEG COMPANY. No. 60 CosrtlAndtst. NsvYork CITY.
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HOTEL for SALE.-Real Estate.--The desira-
bic aud well Known Three Pigeons Hotel and Livery
Stables New Durham, N j.. three miles from Hoboksu
Ferry the Hackenssck Plank Road containing se BALI
room, dining sitting, and elegant bar ktchsn ossr.
spacious garden &cs everything In most perfect oder
Now doing fstrste business stop and fom Hsk
epssek ~ tmes daily For further particulars apply 70 u.
SAyILLE on the premises
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NOTICE to MANUFACTURERS and 9TH

IN Frs Having become the sole Of the valaabIe
property al Newburgt known the HIGHLAND IRON
WORKS together with the TANNERY adjoining the ssme
all fronting river offer said property for SALE
LEASE upon favorable For further information adj
dress either personally or by mail, GEO. A. ELLIOT
kewburgh April o. 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

upon a class of foreigners, who from BIRTH habits
and education are incapable of understanding, and
therefore of approaching the high and inestimabe
right Of the elective franchise, has already done i'm
mense mischief, and is calculated, With the con-
slant increases OF our foreign population to 90 still
more. Many, II not all, OF the powers of Europe,
With the political principles and elements
that st the foundation OF the structure OF our
Government The Intelligent classes are instructed
to look at them through a perverted medium, to
regard them as antagonlstc and be se to their per
sonal interests, as well as to the maintenance aud
preservation OF their political rights; the uneduca.
ted and ignorant are not able to institute compaTi~
sons of the kind but they are brought up and train
ed in manner to make them passive, If not will
ing tools of despotsm; to believe in the divine and
hereditary rights of those who govern them and to
look.upon all others less privileged, aud worse
off than themselves
" Hereditary bondsmen" the longest OF all
others learning the great blessings Of liberty they
are certainly the least competent of teaching 9TH
ers, and perhaps the least able to exercise whole
some discrimination and deliberate judgment in
the selection of their rulers, when this respOn-
sible and unwonted power is fortutously given TO
them.
Satisfied, as hundreds and thousands Of the best
portion Of our naturalized, as well as native.oorn
citizens now are, of the evils resulting from the
present loose mode of manufacturing American cit
izens it is be hoped that the present naturalz i
ton laws may be so altered as to remedy the evil.
Those members of Congress who array themselves
against such reform, had better beware. They can
not DO 70 without mourning an odiUm which will
prove fatal to their success hereaiter.-Phi!ade!
min NetrS
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our NaturaIiza.lon system.

We are glad 10 notice that there exists deter
miuation on the part OF American Members OF Cons
gress 10 nake vigorous efior, to effect some re-
form ia our present Naturalization s stem. There
remains 40 longer a doubt 10 the mind OF any pa,
trote Ani Rejecting citizen, that there exists great
need for such reform. The honest men of all par.
tee, who love their eosrlry more than they do
their party, are Ia favor Of IT, Public opinion l.,
everywhere strongly demanding IT, aud &c believe
that Il the AueFican parry bad, from the out-start
made il the exclusive jeeI Of their organz aiion
aud not iDtermeddied with irrelevant issues, and
with questions calculated 20 excite the passions
aud pfeJadiees Of the people, az Issue would have
been maIe up which would have beea i,npartialiy
exsmined ssd dispassonatels discussed-this issus
would have been the political rights 70 bestos up
on PeEsors from abroad
Pahlc sentiment is becoming more sud moFe
sound on this suhisct. Men ct all parties are nov
auaylng thesaseises sgai-st the idea Of makiag
Amsrcan 81 ,izeastip ors chesp. thatit Is a,tat-
able ~ sny oae, IAe sewerage poser oi oar Re
public i IA The people. and these have nov very
g-asrally come d neiuson, thai the FagabonG
advsntares escaping Isom The lalls aud pasksd Of
from the poos-housss u Europe. IS nos 81 Tor cid
Eenshlp Ia this couuiFy the mopent bis dirty rags
aud sinking easeass touch or shores. There l.
nos q sensible citizen End patriot 10 tie Uni0a Sto
wil deny thatth naturalization Ass Do need reior
usanon; and 20 parts Ia fhe eouatrs. be il ever 80
stfong veferan. aud disciplined. sustain IL
cell upon Al Issue Ia iavof Of these laws Is they
stand.
The evil effects Of ne present system aFe uoE
beiag realised spd Tea. Every candid man mass
and doss admit that the besiosal Of political rights
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Edwards, Miss, 1856.

SIGNIFICANT FABLE.-It is said that in the Tor
Bay, Devonshire, England, huge stone blocks up
the entrance to the bay. Ii is failed that the stone
can never be removed except by man who is
master Of his wife. 1t has never been removed
and the question is, must it always remain there?
Fruit KnLED.-Nany of our fruit.growers are
apprehensive that the severe weather of Sunday
night last killed the fruit buds OF of the peachs
es and pears 10 this vicinity. When the thermom.
eter reaches as low point twelve to fourteen
degrees below zero, it is pretty well established
fact that all the finer varieties Of fruits killed
Those, therefore, who have experienced such Arc
tic weather. may calculate to do without the luXu-
~ Of fruit during the coming seasOn.-LouisUills
Courier, 22d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer ap-
proves our suggestion that the Americans
of this State should hold a State Conven-
ton in this City, on WEDNESDAY, THE 6rH
DAY OF MAY NEXT. If this suggestion should
be generally approved, We trust the masses
in each county will hold meetings and ap
point delegates at as early day as may
be deemed proper. 1t is necessary to be
gin the work Of organization, and to pros
ecute it until every civil district in Tennes
see is thoroughly organized.
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~ RuFus ". IOENsON.

JCCULIsT AND AUKIsT, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
tErILL visit Nashville snd be fuua a. ne Ctv Hotel on
w S4ur az tie t0h Ja.uA 20 remain fer days and
dive attention 70 an dseasez 1t the a. Ald ea-upera-
ions, DE adtp aHsn q Ariihc.al Eyes, &C tc.
His Ear Lamp, clruus ustru-nt Or dctectirE ths "a
urr diseases o. the lar - throwing stream % pare
tgrt t1- ktr the Drum or lyrpanum Nsm-
e1as hi 90 sgermEe The and o. dsrass existing
and -rcatit ca -ces-flily.
"a IS Aruhea Tres are from The Mandatory % VI. Bos-
uruerr % Pads, Haich took the prrs medal ~ the
HoriGa fFh.b ton, L0al5n.
DR. brings tcs 1ouEis and letters 81 reference from
Physicians Aad e4tEens Of MsnFhts, Eheh desires al
% u-Fuse. drcl4-fau
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

RAVE nr ,sl, privately one Of the most desirable
BUILDING lots i1 sine city 4 Nashville at he corner
Of POS Avenue, fronting 81 Zee, Chucu stree. and
ming back t-O rr y0 feet alley. The Join the 81
nee Of NitboI,ou aaI will bssrIi az a bargain. Por
partcUl lr- c al GA D.. K. GLASCutk,
il
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Sale OF Real Estate.

- Will he s1li on SAT -RD II, PeBgUABv Is,
All Isl valuable 7r,r ~ grouad situstrd on CEb,E
la~-N- sIHstr opposte the SEWAsas Coat DsPpr With
mp -oyrrrrtf-
said property Il 20 be s0i Tor the parpose ~ mailing
division among the heirs " BENZ. g. al er, deed.
TERN2.-Ole thifd cash; tie balance On one and two
gears' tur
Jan 10 I'D JFO. ". CABLFR
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TWO DWELLING HOUSES FoR BEVr.

- UtNE for rent two comfortable eIings -
a.H me charlotte Pike, about a no D. from he ~.
$40 Square. One house has six uoIls with kirch- tta
and s-rHnt rooms, stables, &C., and ~ acres OF
g.ourd The ohe- IS small house, silh rooms, and
81 lcres OF ground. Immediate ess0n gwen Apply
10 mp q. NJ STEWARI. 81 ErnahHaE-
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REMOVAL

,,NYDFR 3 yRIZZELL hsvn rem vel 6, The Old s'ar
Of ,mpson 'o No. 81 PJnic square (n-xt door 20
;her f1 itiou,) tHsy nov Offering vel ns orr
"a q Boots sh1-s Trunks, Nase-, &C suitable 70
he Retail Trade Their facilities FOR gtnV goods enables
hem 90 have sFays shtsver may b. calt Tor IN 'heir
Inc. They would be EaI q their trends and the
trade generally. Call al No 81 Public square.
ianfo sNYuEk 4 FEIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

CORPORATION TAXES f5r the wear 1877, now be
I, paid 90 The C Revenue Collector a. his Office corner
Of Cherry and Union Streets advance al the rate Of
per cent per month int rest.
Astfi {. me best uyesrl.nt that cau b. made is
pe--ri chat Tax Pay rs vii. D. proupt iu ealing
.lIB-I. A. NFI.-tN. Collector.
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REMOVAL.

TUE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. EsrABrIsHNENT
i OF j. W. NCuNB~, Is removed 90 church street cp
poso .hr Oh stand In the new house recently built y Dr.
Young, where ready usdA % Ese our Aes1tiOu
v hen called On. v. M'CBMB1
iAr8 lar ~ L. CIHnAlI Us ]
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Dnvid.oa County stock Company.

A company bearing this name has lately been
formed in this place, by several OF our enterprsng
stock raisers; the object beng to improve the dill
ierent classes OF stock by impotatons OF superior
breeds. The sum OF Sl2 600 has already been sub
scribed and IL is expected that this subscription
will be largely increased. DR.. Shelby is the Pres-
dent OF the company; Tolbert Tanning, Secretary;
md Dr. X. G. Foster, Treasurer. T. Tanning and
Co'onel Alien, Of SUMNER have been appointed
agents to whit other States aud select stock
among the stock which il is intended to procure Al
cnce, s a trotiug stallion OF the best breed Il is
expected that such animal will be procured IL
season for exhibition at the spring lair. The
sgents will also, as soon possible, rake purchss-
es WithA view 70 the improvement OF our sheep,
neat cattle, aud other iarm stock.
THIS enterprise is IN good hands, and Il canno.
fail TO accomplish highly beneficial results. We
reisF 20 the Organization, that We may express ouI
qualification AZ the enterprise and advise those in
ietested who have not yet taken stock to come
promptly iorwaTd and enlarge the means Of the
company TO improve the breeds OF farm animals il
the State JHion d Am,ricaa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

One Of the Proprietors cf the PATRIOT viii be IN MUIR
'reesboro Monday next County Court day He win be
yraed meet Rutherford Subscribers there ard
'eve their due for the past year. and he wouldn't jet
to their helping him by paying also fer the present year
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
NEGROEs FOR SALE.

HAv- large number Of No RDi f1r sale, a-d ar0rE
them some vs-y v8lu ones. drst-rae Biscz.ni;h
llso Mason sni s-Vera Carpenter Some - Iaese
Negroes cannot be sold TO lesv. the country
Iur5 RsES ". PORrER.
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ouS d. JAass. Pgesf. D. D. JAAE', Ca'his
BANK OF COMMERCE

Deals n sight aad time BIS, Gold and Silver AMI Ua-sr-
rent Bank Notes. mikes collections 10 al parts q he eoaa-
ry w give tas hgtst market Pres for Land warrants
md nv interest On lsl,sL.es. lanle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

EOR IRENE.- That desirable STORE ROOM adion-
Il tuz my Office c. cry street frr tie wear 1891.
Also that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street
South Of Broad c1naui1g o. rooms, and WILDE
put b. thorough repair. AppIyt0 WILL l. BOYD,
does so Cherr. strlat.
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SOCIETY," UEDEs THE PIRsT EMPIRE,

TIE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
OR
SOCIETY," UTDER THE PIRsT EMPIRE,
with Portraits % it's g-suti - Wits and HeEeiHss BY
FK,Sx 3. GooDscu (Dict TJto) Royal QuartO, Turkey
Antique.
The slbt-ri'sr respectfully Invites attention to The
above Presentation Book, When undoubtedly will be the
most popuar desirable ami Successful Gin Book for its
size ami price. yet pro ig-si IN this country.
2. THE REPUBLICAN COURT; Or, Society in the
DAYS Of " tsbingou. Twenty Portraits.
8 The HOLY GOSPEL Illustrated with forty EuEra-
wigs.
T. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
/ History, Romance ana Poetry with eighteen Engra-
viczs from Original pesigus.
| 5. THE MOORE GALLERY. A series Of forty eight
highly finished Ensrlvnzs Of Portraits Land eapes,
&C Illustrative % 10 most beautiful passages Of his
| Poems.
/ 6. HONE AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS; Or,
American Scenery Art aud Literature with thirtssA
! Steel tugravuEs.
/ 7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE. Tsrsy EnUavinEI
/ elegantly eolorrd from Nature.
Is.TdE GEM OF TIE SEASON. Tea beautiful Has
| traicns
9. Leaflets OF MEMORY. Tea elegant knEr--
wings
/ 10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christ
| mas ant New Year. Present. Elegantly illustrated
/ II. THE KEEPSAKE. A Christmas eiit. By J. T.
| Heai-y.
IL. raE BoOK or BEAUTY. Eight splendid EnTra-
virgs
10. TIE WINTER WREATH. T-siv. Enb.I,A-
mems
"A THE GIFT BOOK OF GEMS. By H.w. LouE'.I- :
Is. POETRY OF TIE FIELDS. Passage, from .h9
Port' descriptive o. Pastoral scenes. Elegantly H.
iu-tra'sd,
Is. POETRY OF TIE WOODS. Passage. from The
arfr tly flfun-
trafsd
II. SABBATH BELLS. Chimsi By the Poets; Tinted
Paper. Beautifully illustrated
"sanszys observe; TANK shsn he Sells do Chine
til angels music"
IS. THE sgOw FLAKE SIX EnsrATHp.
10. MEa40RY's GIFT.
20 TEE PHTLOPEEA.
q. THE MOSS ROSE.
/ % FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. SIX Engravinss.
20 MISREPRESENTATION.
I "a. TIE CEClLIAN GIFT Seven
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/ GO TdE BIRDS OF TIE BIBLE. ooiorsd Plates
I q. TaE PET ANNUAL. A On for al ssNsons
Is. TIE ROSE BUD. SIX EnsrsviogG
I 20, THE VIOLET siz susrsvings
/ so TIE RUNNING sIgD- SIX Essra,Dgs
/ 81 GoLDsMTEs VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. Tat
! ed Papsr.
/ SO PILGRIMS PROGREsS- Hated Paper \
ALy0 i 30 ysls bsaassl Jlyras aooks, vel adapt
a ~ IN. vosne and suitable Tor CHRISTMAS Prss-ats
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

IS Business of public character will keep me
from home the greater part of my time, and it
will not be possible for me to write for you or
any other paper often. | will endeavor to ga
Their in my travels such knowledge as will be
of service to our people, and will feel well paid
to communicate to them through your paper,
as well as others of our southern country.
Yours, with respect,
N. w. PHILLIPS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

~ The Key West correspondent Of the
Cbaiisstoa Mercury, Gays, that 'during the year
1856 there Were seventy.fwo seeitents 10 Tsssels
in the Key West District OF these, nine were to-
tally lost, Wish nearly all Their eargoes; seven ar
rived leaking and were eon iemaed, aud the ~
malnder received assistance from the wreekers and
paid saisage. The appraised valuation Of the ses-
sells and their oargoes vas s4.ss0.o0o. Tbls i q
larger amount u property sbAS has evss before
been jeoparded IN TIE sAus waters during simi>
lar period. The oss 10 the underwriters oannos
Be less than 100000 The tssAI losses have not
ossa nsmsrous.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
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TIRE subscriber ofe-1 tor sale h.s woman TEMPE -
4 good q Co1k washer and Ira8er a. there is in The
STATE, a,sl understands P.-klilg ami Preserving
iaul5 ALEX MACKENZIE.