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THE MEMPHIS COLLECTORSHIP.

We extract from the Memphis appeal the follow
ing well merited compliment Mr.. HUBERT oceu-
pies high position as gentleman of high social
qualities fine business capacity, and is uRWavering
in his political principles The administration has
done well in the appointment:
owe learn that ss1ispatch was received from
Washington City ct Nashville the 23d instant, to
the effect that Henry 7. Hubert, Esq, had received
the appointment of Collector Of the Port of Memphis
to fill the vacancy Occasoned by the death Of o.
Ballard. Mr.. Hubert is known to be an efficient
man, a worthy gentleman and approved Demo-
crat and we cannot entertain doubt that his ap-
pOintment, based 1t upon the strongest recon-
meudatiOns and urgent solicitations by leading Dem
ocrats Of this and other localities will give the ut
most satisfaction to the party and the community
generally"
THE sEAsoS.-"COme, gentle Spring, ETHEREAL
mildness come!" wrote James Thompson, who, had
he lived in our times, might have written alden
da, in accordance with the progressive spirit Of the
age, to the efect-"if you're coming, why don't
you come along" We were told by the weather.
wise that when the moon changed we would have
change Of weather for the better; but it seems that
it is something likethe good time coming" some
what protracted We were favored with February
weather in March, and with March in April This
is the third day of May, and though slightly i'm
proved it has of the appearance of the pleas
ant month of birds and flowers.
BANKS FAnHG.-Dispatches were received in
Chicago on the 23d ult, stating that the TivertOn
Bank R. /, Farmers Bank, WEXFORD, R. L, Exeter
bank, New Hampshire; Warren co. Bank, Pa; and
Farmers Bank, Saratoga county, n. Y, had failed.
Some of these banks were noticed as in =" binding"
condition. if not already broken, weeks since. We
predict general epidemic of this character before
a long while
MONTHLY STATEMENTs.-The Pennsylvania House
Of Representatives has passed a bill requiring
the banks to make and publish a monthly state
ment of their assets and liabilities At present
only an annual statement is required. In New
York, Boston, New Orleans and other large cities,
the banks are required to publish weekly state
ments, and in this way the public is always well
informed Of their condition.
SIR or RIAL EsTATE.-Tbe ground on which
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81 GRISGO or, New Msziso aHd her People. By ". W.
d. Davis, late Unitsd ssies Attorney u mo, muslin,
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CONSULTING OrFlCE FOR
G. III Z NJ / S 7 r Y
ANn MINING ENGINEERING

KANSMAN- 81. D., Professor Of Analytical and Agri-
n. cultural chemistry in the University Of Nashville and
F. CHAVaNNE rs, graduate Of The school OF Civil En-
gneers in Paris France opened Consulting Ode for
Practical Chemistry and 81 ming engineering. ThpS have
exuecaIy The patrona Of Mining and Msilctsr
Ing Companies, and others Interested in MetauTgca and
Mineral speCuiati0ns.
They ready make assays quant7e and qualitative,
ANALYSES Of agricultural soils, manures, mineral waters
mars drugs, dyes PrOOfay and Goals; % detern me
the amount Of sulphur, paFanc, naf h and Pafane
oil contained In any coal, and s caiOric powers.
They solicit masking mealluTgtca eXaninaton1
geological and tOpOg graphical maps Of landed properly i7y
make field AID Ollie WORK required Tor esaDlshlns
roads railroads ncn8s coal cribs, eic5 etc. ana All other
WORK Necessary for mnae and manufacturing purposes u
required furnish execution drafts on -fse scale ana
superintend the execution.
rroL A e Ansman takes charge Of the Chemical Depart
rneut E. Chavaunss al the Engineering and Geological
An communications orders be directed % ether, Box
III, Nashville Tennessee once ana Laooatoy a. ne
Medical College, APiS-H'
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES A Series Of Designs prsparsd
for execution the United States By CsYsrt vauI Arch
eet Csts Downing vaul) yeuburg on the Hudson uus-
tratsd BY 500 Engavings. $40, muslin.
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~ Gen. GIDEON J. Pillow is announced among
the distinguished nralI ct Washington,
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= A Boston paper publishes a list Of the heav-
-pavers in the city of Boston, from which it
w '.Wn A. Appleton lately defeated BY Arson
Ne for Congress- stands at the head OF the
has sng real and personal tax Of S5,14S'
s5781. Nathan Appleton S4,576, Pc
A,SSsss8. 776, william 7. Andrews Ss'S2s'
cher enc
lyaItsnde
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KATHIE BRANDE. A Ffr=sife History ofQust Life. b
&C. I2lo muslin.
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A NEAT AND CONVENIENT RESIDENCE
FOR SALE AT A GREATBARGAIN.

AN Offering for sale that Brick Residence In
Hynes' Addition, adjoining the residence Of Esq. Man
ming The Lot the north half OF Lot 49, fronts IS feet
KnOWles street, and back l52 feet 20 Sey
The house new stories high contans six good
has gO5 cssru, and will be sold at barsain- II
not previously sold SATURDAY, MAY she 9TH, il will
be red public sale the Court House Gate Nash
vile, at II O'Clock, d. For TERMS &c. call on
may3-dtd A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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Now ask you what in the name of common sense
induced you and Dr. D. to advise Randall to make
a short life Of this? If the object was to get up
sensation book to meet the wants of some en-
terprising" boOkseller-to ''make money" for the
author could better understand you Would you
have Randall reduce his vastness Of materials
particularly original materials, to mere summary
Ten or fifteen years would have buried most of the
last in the tomb and scattered the rest past collec-
ton. Never, in my opinion, was q biography more
oppOrtunely commenced. And now when with such
zeal, such industry and such success these things
have been gathered are they to be thrown away for
fear rail road travellers and ysOW covered readers
generally will find the work too pOnderOus to be
taken at lunch and digested between stations
Would you suppress Mr. Jeffersons family letters?
Would you exclude pictures Of life and manners at
Monticello! Would you reject anything that throws
light from an original and certainly authentic source
on his private character and history-nOW just
about as well understood as those of Nance Capac
and ZorOaster? Or would you give one or two of
his private letters, and then say after the solemn
fashion Of, the good people are assured that all
the rest betray equal Of head and hearth?
Or should his private and not his public life be
given? Or should we have plain narrative of his
public and private life, and history Of his mind
and opinions On which of these departments
would DR.. D. bring down his amputating saw?
Is Thomas Jefferson who acted so prime part in
our country for a full half century, who founded
the party that has since controlled our country who
is the author Of half of opinions if not our in
situations, who for good for evil has exercised
Influence that no other man has ever exercised on
the mind ofths American people, is this grand and i'm
posing figure to be cut down to a half length, or to
cabinet size to suit the superficial and Impatient
and ignorantl While every year gives us a new lie
or two of-stretching to any where from one to
four octavos, shall not have at least one full,
rounded all sided, detailed life of Mr. Jefferson,
which gives the important original papers, and the
important original facts instead of abstracts?
/ have no apprehension that Randall will be
troubled with the IusS BogSellidn. I thought he be-
trayed little too much nervousness on that point.
But he thinks and 1 agree with him. that our sound
reading public political public, the ntelligent
Young men of our country, demand thorough, faith
full full though not tediously drawn out, life of his
subject We soon shall know the result Of the
undertaking. The work will be ready for the printer
in Nav. It viii fill two solid octave volumes
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MESSRS. ID. APPLETON & co. OF NEW YORK,
ARE NOW Pg 8LESEHING
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The Debates OF Congress,


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These Debates have aceruiur for peuod Of nsarly
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THE WHEAT CROP IN At is thought that the
crop of winter wheat will prove failure in the
southern portion of Iowa this year. because Of the
section there was but little snow while in this pOr
ton the ground was covered for two or three months
-IOirG City Rep.
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GIEsLBR's ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. A Text
Book OF charCh History By De-. John C. L. Geslsr Trans-
lated from ihs Fourth Revised Germl1 Edition. By samuel
Davidson, LID, and Rev. John Tinslaaley Hull, d. A.
American Edition, Revised and edited By Bsv. Henry
B. Smith, D. D. Professor In the Union theological SemIn
ary New York. Vols and il now ready. svo, Muslin.
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w. T. Berry & Company.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
s'The DAYS OF My Life.''
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY,

By The author Of Narusrei Nalusu6" "LisslsaGn &c.
Sc. Emo, Muslin.
Full Of ioaebing passa- Is ard ven wrought rsenss-Er-
smfHsr.
The gifted authoTeEs Of Ihe Daysof Ny Lifs ezhibas IN
marked manner the frat requisites en- eminent novelist
fertile Invention picturesque powers postcal fsnzau
considerable constructive skill We ere struck too villa
the breadth Of her manner, Tie conception Of the story Il
both large and simple and IL has the merit Of perectoa
atty The story &c most soqueny written, aud extremely
araciyeau and skllfal. Eows with the genius ofromancs
the romance Of social circumstances and Affections We
cordially congratulate The gsd aubores success she
has achisged.-Ths Press
Tie suth0r OF this novel Ct The most truthful Do
Hneaors0 OF domestic life Each ofthe chapters Of her clever
tale perfect sketch Itself, producing combination
which mpersePtby wins favor and makes indsbla i'm
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garsI Maitland With novels the excitement Of st
reading passes away the dsJuesai s reached
This Is not The wi the authors books The dst re-
rusa iusuTes second aai oen third reading, and Ike
the novels Of Sir Walter seo frequently they are
rsvertedt2 the the pleasure. We very little
doubt that the Of permanent favor which yet
abide by The tales Mss Ed-euorh ani Miss Austen, and
the novels Of Scott and BulWer, for Esd
LADY 3 agreeable works % dciion.---gsssaErsr.
The truthful leIineatons s re's style is sti main
tanned, combined, perhaps with o. spectator.
The aHthor writes With Der usual 1s capacity for the ris
turesqus, her Trfsreuee gy, kaoIegs Oftsr-
types Of character nvlabs good sense good
feeling and good taste. part OF the narrative unintsr-
esting.-fLteusum.
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THE POISONING AT WAsHINGTOE.-It is now be-
lieved that not less than seven hundred persons
have been seriously and dangerously affected by
the National Hotel poison, at Washington; and
some twenty or thirty deaths have occurred in con-
sequence. Among others the Hon. Robert J. Wal
ker is not yet entirely recovered from his severe at
tack. Senator Hale, Of New Hampshire, has be-
come a thin, lean man, under its rsvages. 1t is
now the opinion of many persons that there was
deliberate purpose to poison Mr.. Buchanan; and
that the diabolcal scoundrel hazarded the lives Of
thousands in the attempt-PennsylVaHid
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MULES MULES / MULES II

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MULES fron two TO
four years old will be fersd the Nashville
Fair Grounds on SATURDAY, MAY THE era, either By
wholesale in lots purchasers credit
menths, sasa tOrY endOrsei payable and negoa-
bic in Bank. b. (mHy3-dtd.
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The MEMPHIS JUBmEE-The Memphis Bulletin of

tTIudy bays'
From the best estimates we could make last night
there are this morning not less than from 10000 to
$1,000 visitors in our City. Memphis is distended
to most adermanic proportions; but in the scoop of
her heart, there is still room and to spare The
number of strangers will be still further increased
to-day by thousands-from the Railroads. the River
and the surrounding eountry-and we may safely
calculate if we have fair weather, and not a con-
tinuation of the drenching rain which fell all day
Yesterday that the Celebration will be attended by
not less than q, 900 persons,
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THE GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
la ~. IL srrnREr,

Z = the Heirs Of Lieut. Robert Hayes, Capt
/ element Hail, aud Lieut. James TaLum Of the KevOu
Cnay War % call al the Office Of Ferguson q Cox, No "A
CEDAR street, Nashville, Tennessee, hey viii hear some-
hing Is their advantage. ifeblz-d&gI
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W 7. BERRY & co. have also just received
NORDHOFF's STORIES CF IHE ISLAND WORLD By
Charles Nordh0F Author Of Nan Liie Tbe Msr-
chant vessel whaling and Flshiug Sc illustrations,
$50, Muslin.
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Q IN eLoWs ~ - eENIUs oF RoNANcs-n
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DoEE. By A srnoaarn ~ Egno'r. nird Edition.
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W.T.. BERRY s. CO., have also on sale
A large Collscioa Of MEDICAL SOCKS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN
Medical Association.

W. T. BERRY g. co. aave tust received
HISTORY OF THE AMERlCAg MEDICAL AssOCIA-
TloN from ne organization upso January 1855. By n
S Davis, NJ D. To which Is added Biographical Noisss
viii Portraits Of ne Presidents Of ne Asloelasn &c.
I vol, svo.
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FRON Mr.. ". D. N'LAEAHAN, OF THR FIRA OF AEDEEsON
ALLISON q CO., GOODS MERCHANTS, NASHVILLE.
DR.. D'ALroN has extracted three from buLOn
my lett foot. The operation performed 10 most
pedtOus, painless and mastery manner, and afforded i'm
mediate relief. W, ID. MCLAAAHAA.
ST. CLoUD HoTEL, April q, 1857.
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Dc Owing to the numerous aPplica-
the professional services Of Dr. DALToN, he has
consented to remain in the city few days longer.
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Eom the C'aHcinaaii TINES.

Messrs. WIN. H. Polk, D. NJ KEY and HIRAM II
MAN CoJqBiffes
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4 ZONES, MANN 4 JONES, Psy the hrb.,,
eg market l,rice for all Kinds Of psody,,
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COSDEN 4 CNNpAH1

Publishers, ko - North Seventh R,rs.,
fup stairs) Philadelphia l0l-l
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The EVE 0E lQNG EDyTs.-it IS
now sufficiently obvious that the Difficult
ties under which the commercial world Is
laboring result more or luSs directly from
the abuse of credit, and thai very con
eidersb bic share Of tl3t abuse cccugs in
the dry goods trade. The usual length
of credit among this class Of merchants is
eight nou,hs, while the importers credit
never exceeds i've months, and in many
eases does net amount to SO lon9 a li,Ha
Therefore there Is against tn: importer a
balauce Of three months time avery Sc
riQus eoDsilerati9n-whicA IS rendered
more 50 by the continual risk ho uader-
goes in giving tnat amout Of credit, which
enables the re:ailoT TO purchase goods for
both the fall and summer trade 5(fcrc
paytag for arg. Ne arc aware Of The
difficulties which beset 4 determination
to aI.ar N existing state o. credit, but Is
it possible for any couatly t. % sac
business on 90 gasoaDd princiPIe?-~
Whea VIII a better tluc than the present
qreseDt Itself, Tor cur merchants to co~a-
biae fcr their mutual advantage? Why
uot at once take measures 70 concert !
combined reduction If their term Of cred
i to i0ar months, and form the nucleus
oi rcalY SQUAD business system? The
railroad and telegraph nave long since
removed the Only excuse that ever exist
Cd for long credits, and the merchants
may as well profit by their past aud pres
ent experience, as wait fog more OF the
same sort --LUs Post.
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be thrown. 1t may, indeed become nee
esgarg tor you, as you advance in liIe,- 70
set your hand to things that need 10 be
altered in The world, or apply your heart
chiefy to what must be pitied in it, or
condemned; but for young person, the
safest temper is one of reverence, and the
safest place one Of obscurity. Certainly
at present and perhaps through all your
life, your teachers are Wisest when they
make you content ia quiet virtue, that
literature and art is best for you which
point out, IN common life and familiar
things, the object fox hopeful labor, an'i
Tor humble l9ge.
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IL. ". KING & SQN,
#E PATENT
EEsAFYa EaAYa E'AGTE GEfsS,

43S Brocne Street,
One Door East Of broadway, [Late DOS Broad
way, NEW-4uRS,
( Establishes f. u. ls33.l e
9 SEITE An examination Of their great vari-
Z aty and superior assortment Of CHAIRS,
Manufactured At their own establishment, and
under llteir immediate observation ana disec-
tien, in, ludiug
PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS,
bELF-ACTING EXTENSION HGCUMlEhl
CHAIRS,
IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS,
MAJOR SEARLI',5 5 TRAVELLING INVALID
SPANISH rPR1Nlf a1:D SQC&B CHAIRS.
RHEUMATIC. EPIN AI.AND ASTdAATIC
INVALID CHAIRS, &C., &c, &C,
Embracing The most complete assortment,
4ui choicest Kinds for Pay!5rs, Dra.;lsg Hoo7is,
Caa1n5crz, Gar3e,,4, LtJrari.s Coesnti,.y Houses,
0Tcss, Pg55ic En:ii.uHoat Den!!s5S, Bards's, &c,
together with every desirable sorl aGapt>d to
the comfort, convenience ami luxury ct the
.5ici, the Aged, the is.arm, tle Lotae sad Lazy.
In point Of ingenuity Of dos gu, Cls gance d
finish, quality ami richness ot mA.er.ai, faith
Iu!pess o. execution, dUCeb.lty and "h>aFncsS,
,hgsc chairs are UusCrpc scd. For them, VI.
~. KING ( son, were awarded thc hrst aad
only Prize Medal, and tha faculty lsa9ml l..eE,i
,hom a, far preferable t. beds or c3gohcs for
gation.s Afflicted viii 5 Sa,ngI As:an.a.ie or
bTgnch;qj affections.
To either arm Of tie chair may be attached
a conycA IN. reading or vrit.ag Desc and any
combination desired Viii be manufactured 10
- order.
A Circular with explanatory c..s, WI Lc
I, Lit
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ERLEACuED MUSLINs and few other ..
ID tic!es n tins line Of Staple Dry Coed
low for cesh ct H. K SPENCERS,
4G2 D. x. s Eat
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