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AN ACT to amend act entitled Gan act to provide for
the better organization Of the Treasury and for the col.
lection safe ksspcg transfer, and disbursement Of the
pu blic revenue
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States of America ia Congress bed
That the act provide for the better organization Of The
Treasury and for the collection, keeping, rauEeT and
disbursement Of the public revenue approved August
sixth eighteen hundred and forty six beaud he same
or agent of the United Sa'ss having any money the
United States entrusted to him for disbursement shall BE-
and be hereby required TO deposit the same, with the
Treasurer Of the United States with some one Of the
resistant Tessu public repositories and draw for
the only in favor Of the persons 70 whom payment
to be made pursuance OF law and instructions; except
Whel payments TO be made IN uG6er twenty dol
lars in Casss Euch discussing Vgsat may check
his own name stating thati is to pay small claims
Sec q And be further ensC.ed That the Treasurer Of
the United States SAINT TrsasUre and public dep 81
tlries shall safely keep all mon deposited BY any dis.
buTslng officer dsbuTsng agent OF the United Sstes
well as any monies deposited by any receiver collie
70 the United States and for fllurs to do shall De
held guilty Of tie crime Of embtZZ emeut Of said MONIES
and subject to the pu1ehmsn provided for ebsz eeDs
in the act to which this Is amsndT en'.
SIC And be it further enacted That IL shall be the
duty of each aud every whO shall have mOnsS Of
the United states in his hands session pay the same
the Treasurer he assistant Treasurer public depO a
" the United States and take receipt for the same ia
duplicate and forward Of them forthwith to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and for failure TO make such de-
post when required by the S5e ary Of the Treasury OF
any other Department, the accounting Csrs Of the
Treasury the person so failing shall Be he!d gully OF he
crime of embezz,smgnt, and spjscl The luulshment
amendment
Approved March 8 1857.
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MY Fms 4 l.UBLIC SALE.

NNOUNCED heTsGf0ret 10 of ia kdg field THUS
a day, the 9Th Instant is postponed until THURSDAY
10 instant, account Of the extraordinary
uaforseen inclemeECy OF the weather which has
many from visiting and examining the grounds before the
day sale they desired TO do find considerable inter-
estis being manifested Edge1ed Lots those contain
ed IN my announcement among the most eligible IN that
locality. lapT5l A. " s, LNUSLEYs
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( TOuatt, Randall, and skin
nCT's Shepherds OWE
I Book,
Smiths Landscape Garden
[ ing, Perks and Pleasure
Grounds,
I Weeks On The HoHey Bee :
paper IS Cts,
Wilson "a Cultivation Of
FiIT,
Z Miners An. Bee-KsspeF's
Manual,
! Quinby's Mysteries q Bee
! keeping,
| Cottage Is Farm Bse-keepsr,
l EIl1tl's Am. FTuit Growers
/ Guide,
I The Amer. Florists Guide.
Every Lady h5r Own Flower
Gardener; papt r sc
the American Rose UH.tuF-
ist paper 25 cts,
History Of Norgan H0rfes,
JhInesa sugar Cahsand su-
gar Maxi e,
SdXtoB's Rural Hand Books,
3 vols,
8emeht's Rabbi, Fauoisr; pa
per = cts
Resmel,n'B Vine Dr8sssr's
Mas val,
N0il's Fruit. Flower, ana
Vegetable Gardeners
Companion,
Brow mes American Poultry
Ward,
Brownies Field Book or Na-
uurgs,
Keepers Dog ali Gun,
@killlui Housewife, paper,
ChoriLuH's Grape Growers
Guide paper 50 ots,
Whites Gardening f0r tie
South,
Eastwood Manual for Cul-
tivatiHg TIE Cranberry,
John5.B's Dictionary o, Ned
eTn Gardening,
PersOz On The Culture Of the
FiHe,
American Agricnl;uust, 10
vols,
sou singaH.t's Rural Ecan-
0my,
Thompson Food ofAnimalE
papef5B cts,
Richardson On Doga-thalr
Origin, Varieties, &C.;
paper IS els,
CObUeIl'5 Am Gardener.
BOOKS.-Firsi. Second aad
ImaI2S- deEW
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

FUR NEW ORLEANS.
THE elegant light draught steamer JAMES faZer2 "A
L JOHNSON, Jesse Johnson, Master, will I Ih-l.--1G
leave for The above and all intermediate ports
Sunday, the 18Th, at 10 O'Clock, A. 81. FOrz2lis
april 10 H. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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A MONG lot or about ferry negroes, have he hass
Ipra5 RBEs ", PORBER.
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- r. ELASEOCK.


lust received 0y HAGAN 9 BRO, MaEEsl Buesl Nah
81 Vile, Tenn:
wHITE's GARDENING FOR THE soUTH; Or. he
Kitchen and Fruit Garden. with the best methods tAeig
cuugaiOn with hints upon Landscape and Flauer
Gardening containing modes cuiture and dcscrnoEa
the species and varieties Of the Culinary Vegetables Fruit
Tees and Fruits, select Of or Trees
Plants found 10y adapted tho States Of ths Unon
Of PsBusy yuBar with Gardening CaleRaars fer the
same BY VIM. n. White, Of Athens, Georgia
THAEK's AGRtCULTURE. Ths Principles Or AgrfeuI-
ture BY Albert Ii. THaer; translated By Vim. Shaw and
Culhber W. Johnson Esq, F. q. s. With aMsmoir OF ne
Author ] vol, strong cloth.
STEPHENS BOOK OF THE FARM A com pIels GuIde
the Farmer. Steward, FOWmau, CattIemau Shepherd
Field Worker and Daisy Maid. vita -Four Hundred aad
Fifty Illustrations which added Ezpanatsrv Nstes
Remarks &C. by Simmer. Really one OF he best bogks
3 2 rf0u. 10Th
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE

AN authorised to sell and make complete titles TO the
/ Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ P Walker To-
SIDED and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop ia stu
ated and the slaves and stock on the place The place
is situated on the Gaatn turnpike, and is nterseced BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is enough 70
Nashville to make it convenient country residence for
persons DONG Business in the city, has as ne spring
there in the Sts and is susceptible Of divisions INTO
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rrogd- am
hOrissd TO sell the entire Tract il body or parcels
and such credit as may deem eZpsdeut. shall be
the place during the first and second weeks Of N0vem
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase At
private sale Of all any OF the above named real and per-
sOBal property In the any person desiring 10
examine the property can do by ealing Mrs. Agnes
Walker t1e place, and proposals 10 purchase be
made 10 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
or addressed 10 me at Trenton Gibson cOuut7 Tenn.
sspt24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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OPENING DAY.
Monday, March 23d.
MRS. J. BARTER,
FORMERLY
MISS G. Noel KEY,
OF NO. : UNION STREET.

HAVE Just arrived from the East with full assortment
OF the latest styles Of French and English Millinery Goods
and respectfully invite the attention Ofhe Ladies Of Nash
Vile and vicinity 70 call and examine my Stock. viii be
happy old customers, and pains will be spared
in endeavoring TO please Remember my mOuo g Quick
sales and light PROFITS" Don't forget give call
No E9 Union street, up Stairs, nearly opposite Campbela
Buildings. lmarchI9-d3m.
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Partisan Millinery Bazaar.
FOR sUMMER. 1870.


WE would respectfully inorm ladies sf Naehvis and
hirteesth regular opening day largest nest sholss a.
select stock opened in Nashville east or "a "a Al
any retal establishment aiming new ana BoyeI
desa from Paris London and Eastern eitss 81 eur ewp
mPGrtzt8h Our stock In store aad eonss In part Of
1900 Rich Imported sty les Of Fancy Bonnels;
100 Cases Of Rich Paris Har and Bugal Blond,
q Cases English Straw and other plain styles;
10 g Misses Bonuets, ChildraR's Has, GtPscT and
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Beunets;
SIS Boxes Paris Flowers for Bonaeis, Parties aad Brta
easOns
g72 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every style;
90 dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses ami Chiidtsn's ditto;
20 Paris and Spanish Fans 900 beIss kushssS
80 Z" Parasos, ali qualities.
Likewise dns stock Of EmbrodsFiss consisting sf Euh
Males Sets IN Lace JaosRst Worsed MushD, Meaning
Sets, Sleeves, Of every description Cellars, etc; sh
Black Bngal Collars, Mantlas 81 EaEiish and C5auuta
Lace, hch PARIS Embroidered Hand erchie TRAININGS,
bug ana Rich Paris Blond Laees, hne line ef Paris hts
and Md cloves Elastic Belts Fine and Mediam Cabbes aHa
Fort Monies, dne stock Of Combs Fancy Articles
me t2iei 20 doz- kich M0har Caps and Head Dresses
win general ASSORTMENT uf useful, fancy, 0rnaasuial
he ID Dresses and Variety Goods.
We Tust % receive oenuuaHrs sf the patronage M
y Aenqo 70 US Tor te past thirtsaa years, aHd v az Het
ge uhdesoid oy any establishment 10 the ely. We shall
eeVof og Poe attention punctuay and honesty ef puE
pose 70 merit continuance Of the liberal patronage.
T.. 8SEs, aEenG.
Ne 46, Union Street. next dOOTto state BsuE.
' bsnnets beached and shape altered in superior styia
n b-CoHniry Merchants and Milinsrs supplied ~
reasonable terms as purchasing small bjl goods East
foa may depend eR getting Fashionable Bsanst a. ear
houaA apTi Nv
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sALEOF4s2 ACRES OF FALUARLELANn

ON the 18Th day Of April, 1857 on the premises vii be
~ sold credit Of and years the home place
the late James Ridley Decd consisting about Four Hun
dred and Eighty TwOAcres stones river, eight miles from
Nashville, and lying both sides Of Stewards Ferry TU
pike The Land will be divided 70 suit purchasers
eight parcels The purchasers will be required pay
about SOn cash each Lot and give ard good
curly ard Two the rssidue payable in bank
Sale made BY the heirs and executors of Jmes Ridley decd
eia will be retained the Land until the payment Of
The purchase money. LmaEhI5-Ld.
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apIl1-tu
DUCK RIVER MALE ACADEMY.
VIHTS SCHOOL, in Bedford county, Tenn, tributary
Of the river ofs name is situated Ia healthy and pro-
ductve country, the line Of the Nashville and Chaa-
nooga Railroad the Wartrace Depot Of which it is dis
lance four miles The Building recently erected contains
six rooms would easily accommodate l40 pupils The
next session will begin the first Monday in May continue
D weeks Board including washing, lights, &C., S35 $40
per session.
Spelling Reading and Writing. 5000 per term Of 20
Arithmetic Geography, English SO 90
Higher Mathematics, Lstr, Greek, Physiology and
Natural Philosophy IS 90
beginning middle ofthe session. No deduction made from
time OF entrance close Of term, except case OF protraCi
ed sickness. A N. TILLMAN, } ~.
marsl-d6w6w. C. W. EVANS, leaehefs'
VHAmPAIGNE-Recei and fer sale by
- aPr10 K. O'KANE.
DURE HOLLAND GIN for sale BY
L BprIe R. o'KANB.
CLOSING SALE OF JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS.
d EN-. F. SHIELDS will sell FRtDAY EvEEINo April
d 10Th, early gas light, without reserve the
mainder Of large SOCK OF JsWelry, Dry Goods DC. The
would do well 10 attend this sale have orders
close. isprIO
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.
-yNYDER & FRIZZELL have On hand some -
y hRe Sele Leather Trunks, Valses, Carpet ~ ~
Bags and Satchsis that ca8nOt be exeeed in A IL IA
this market, which offered at low figures, sA1A&5
81 No. 81 Public square. .
EPTl2 SNYDER & FklEzEFL,
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hukso1rrer "a, sept. - lo3O-
Or. J. G. Aver. Ny DeETS Your medicine Is much
proved Of by those who used Il here compost
ton such insure and maintain reputation. in
Vanably recommend for pulmonary affections, 10 many
Of our principal hysicl4ns. your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, n. d.
Prepared By
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Here lie Is

sAXTON's RURAL HANB BOOKs.-Firsi. Second
Third Series mu2s- dsEH a.
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Practical AND ANALTTICAL CHEsIsT,
LOWELL, Mass.
x Ard sold Wholesale BY Berry DemoVilis, Retail
By J5 G, Brown, Nashville and al Druggists in the city
aud all Dealers 10 Medicine everywhere.
IEn7-'J7-dirw6yw4m
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Ths Late Ifsh Disturbance nc Ottsrvils,
Ze.-Hracas &C DOonsv1lIs.
We have received from correspondent the following
lrsh u Ouesvne, Cooper county, No. with sooun. Of
he death o. one OF the parties
keys" u work the 'jobs about Jefferson CITY anrci
patng being soon thrown out Of employment, goa drunk
and determined 70 oust smaller body Of rpperares III
work near Ouervie, who had the prospect Of winter
job
On the l2sh Inst they, the hCkeys, made an attack
upon the other body, killing and scattering the ba
lance The same night some written hand bills were
Iosted up in Ouevile warning every male citizen to dig
husbsnd. whether this the work Of prsctca joker
serious ihrcal not kno IN, but had the effect Of
ALARMING the Otsrvile people
Gen Ferry The Sheriff OF Copper, called out the Boons
difficulty on the 1851 and found the town quiet, and tho
brave three hundred encamped two miles out Nothing
Was d. until Friday the 18th whom the companies pro
ceeded 70 the camp and found deserted me woods
were secured but only twenty Of the belngerens we're
met with On the lbsh the Sheriff dismissed the posie
wet tired dirty and sadly disappointed that they had
little fun and fighting
Was feared By some that tervls might be attacked
amer the tary had left but every thing remained quiet
M TO the lSh This Ia probably the end Of the Otter
Vile war"
Another fracas occurred at Boor sve No. on the right
Of the lbh, which likely TO result In he death OF
IrshmAn He employed by tobAooonrt, who dis
charged him after some words. man named Housley,
country or the bacconist, who 10 German, liner
ey down before he himself received . bo~. Housley
tnen seized billet OF wood end with beat his antagonist
70 the earth, AZ hept pounding him until hts skull
badly fractured that be possibly vurvive Housey
Is in jail He and his friends claim that the wounded
struck him with q knife the eyebrow. that
may have been thus caused II visible.
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mARIFImE INFELLIGBACB.
AIMAHAo YoRK-RHn
.............. "a NOON SETS. 10
slfs............... Al HIGH wArER. ....morn o.
Fort OF new York, August &c, lss5.

CLEARED
Steasnip SoutheYney Robertson, Charleson-Sponord n
siesmsSip Roanoke, Sinner Paramount, Ao-Ludlan
ssS GREEN Pts Es.. Wiley
sss E es.:s May as''sa'
Big King WEE s1S sr esasc '.
PIG s,snSsTd fS Asn W, Tnds9,-p
Bris winysw, sw.aey Psliaaeipaia, P Buck 8 Co
ses s George 9s1 McIs.n, IcuaoldsrTy Ss Whitney
ses set s.ss I.%sn
schr Three Brothers, nzsy fredsricfsours-Van srun'
scsI Isaac Hinlley H:rysy rer'oa
sobr @ LYMAN stannard Rev Haven-Mastr
soop Maria Louise. Cumminxs, FAN River Master.
Fsssi. nsvs Es~s
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia
TO Gordon Talbot Co Had light AIRS and oslos
Nay y; sss o. Ss &c Rope
,s: Is Heller, s s M "a. g
g y .ss si s9 e. d. c yuy ~ Lat
s.s p ss .ol Fac three dsss On
Il. nom glns overload .sa brose y: leg
he experiences tight westerly Winds during The en-
,5 s OBJ Ny .:. Iss ss.; u
i1cm Boston Tor Aso. Bay H. II il spoke ship
Nor,bern Cro.n, hsnse for n.nAn
~ ~ so s "a y Sss ss
:. s AZ, h' .s s. &c
s q S.;h turks Islands Aug Is
w., T 5:.s os T.s, s1r
sssr rss;sl s. ssm.. y yss s:
ssS ] Ry cSSnsss:@: asaI yyiss,s' ;s.,.
sssr Is : s. y e: wyss y5siis days.
s sssr s, ss ssssss E vrss. sss;
sesr v Robin, ns.1rst yLsiaia: days
scsT gqsH ssos tS'i'fi sseseS ys.aS day.
schr yecmsn. LJncs, vysnis-
sssr e G:S ap",r Sss' ir.sa aS
sesr ! Il Assoa, ona.e Georseio~ m &c .daya
sehr sss uir Re Bsii,mose days 74h int Pm Cape
a s % ss stove run n 81 och.
RED s~sy hssS gear .g,snE oowp and A. The
81 VIM DslsseId: aoSEn., s.l.l%cra
s sssI l' fs ssn s' es.s u I'll"
sesr In,u. Iof fremont, o.,k, yn.hAven, sdAys
| scbr lane, Terry, rorwalk for Po1 gwen.
s, An s"s. ffonsy n'sn 9oy c Po,
| steamsr Boston. seiew. Philadelphia.
| ss,ner Petrol, Arey, Provid' nce.
s "a ssu s.S' s ss.s. ss
from Baltimore. Geo schr Sssuine)
BELOW
"A Also, a cippsr,sip, and two brig.
| Steamships souherner. Charleston; Roanoke Norfolk
| Wind during the day from ssw
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mors of the MySesrlss u Castle Oartisn-P0-
ntlcal Favoritlsms
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In NE HERALD Of The 2osh instant you Published into
resting letter on he hyssres Of Casio Garden" evident
written BY some one who u well Informed on the sub
ject There are many circumstances In oonnexon with
the Management Of affairs inside Of Castle Garden by The
Mgrason COMMISSIONER that require eluoidstoa. The
ex stence or many abuses 10 fact too well known 10 be
denied, and among them one which Ms my object, II
present. make generally known through The medium or
your columns. think It viii provo that the parties
whom the Commissioners appear 70 bave delegated the iu
teIna management or the place connve ct goss i'm posi-
uons upon the newly arrived emisvAnts they do
not in The Of the privileged ra~sy companies, de-
rive some more tangible and substantial advantage
preruned capacity Of sle~ ping partners bus ness
By passed April &c. 1857 aoter 5e and entitled
Ran act Proec ion Of Em,erants provides that
"No person ihal In any city of this ste, solicit emgrant
passengers, their baggage, for emgrAnt boardiog
hor.ss, passenger cfhces, forwarding or <anspor.
Un lines for shpi .nv ss,
rot within this ssao without yearly license for that pur
pose and "every person no .hal SOLICIT Alien Passen
gers others for the benefit Of boarding houses passen
ger oficee, SO without such license, shall be deemed
guilty Of msden and shs be punished by imprison
msnt in The county prison not less than three months nor
Yet in the face Of this stringent act which enc would
naturally have supposed that the Commissioners would
hs (no qualified the law directs by the possession Of
hcense, keepers Of bosr ing houser to enter Into the
precincts Of the Garden on the eebarkaaon o. emgran
for the avowed purpose of soliciting them 70 their houses
and git ~ excluding al others Tho cause OF the par
ay thus sbcwn 10 hese favored pares. arises from the
fact that they all belong TO the same political party and
vote the same ticket the "powers that be-" One or
them Twas last year Assessor OF the ws'd, aud II Is
shewdy suessed hst the enency Of the asse sment va
ua.on Of the Castle Garden properly WAS owing to this
privilege granted him. Another Of those worthless
laieY shown up by the press 10 the public for i'm
posing young lady who hao stopped at hts house, by
changing her $3.50 for frat cabin ticket 10 California,
which proved TO be seersge ticket OF inferior cas, and
not worth than 800 Ard ct the Commissioners Of
Emigration continue TO allow this to have ee aoccss
amorgst the newly arrived emig leaving them to his
tender mercies instead OF protecting them from tricks thus
pyactised upon them. AN OLD BATTERY GUN.
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Bakers Profits.
10 rHE KDfroR ov THE HRRALp-

BRoonYs, Augua Is, 1857.
sR-I know from the long standing and honorable ca
reer Of the Brsp and the love OF Justice OF Ne propre
tor, that you would not knowingly publish . oommunica
would do Injustice In The eyes OF the public
large es. Of respectable trad smen . the bakers OF
ihe cities Of New York ana Bro ky n aud may say Of the
Uniscd saos, for the HERALD read every city Of tho
Uuion. In your issue Of August lb you copy arti lie
nom the Philadelphia Ipqu,rr, headed "roe Price Of
Bread, In Which great injustice IL done o The mssler
bakers. and which calculated 10 lead the public astray
The writer said .o be intelligent bu sir thai canno. be-
&c would have made such fase statement He
say, hai barrel Of Gour will made 400 pounds OF bread
asto -four cent loaf weighs ten There
are $50 four cent osves mate out OF bar
rel 1oIr producing 10 tue baker SIC 20 per barrel when
manufactured Ths price OF best bakers -four raages
from - 70 - 80 per barrel consequently the profit Ia
o TO- cut Of which 70 be paid the expenses Of baking
wager, rent, &c
Sir, iho,e statements never could have been made by
practical baker, man Of any hpewedgs OF the bust
win you be kind N pu oli Few facts from
D. aficsl bshcr that has ~orked The business for
twenty i've years. and processes have ~leJge
OF the pred, hs, barrel OF -four win ortS barrel
Of nsur win maize gao pound, Of douEh or 4iso oun,es
20 for sir oeps 22t six cent oaves which would
e13 AZ price Of best bahers 1our % IS leaving
the baker ptont Of ~ 10 " rent, wages fuel SC not
counting oss Of stale and spoiled bread and other Losses
NE actual profits Of the baker a CON pared With tnosc
stated By The writer sbos alluded w. chow wide dif
ference And again. In relston 70 bad -FOUR baker
no, u,e H. for his bread would be Inferior and the public
would no buy N al gays 70 the bakers interest 10
buy the very best -four that be get and then the pub
lie gill rsropi,e him. Bakers, ~ general role bay the
very beat -four that made For The uuth OF this sae
msnt consult any Of the nour merchants Of The city who
sell N bakers without reference 70 market quotations Of
A'N' y VIM ''' ''''' BROOKLYN BAKER