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DsPARrMEsr or STATE,

DRPARrMEsr or STATE,
The following letter. addressed tho The Bengal
Chamber OF by officiating
department by Charles Hufusge consul
general United for British india and 10 published
his SUGGESTION general information
CALcyTrA, November S, 1856.
havs consideration of the Chamber
suggestions the result OF the
shipping this by violence Of the
rng The oil the season which has just passed
2d II cannot sufficient number
the ships had been properly prepared
they less
age would think Sustained than has actually been
principal defects regard the OF
shil in the which have NOTES ere;
cables
weight strength tides; 2dly that
pipes naiIher sufficient in NUMBER soidy,
strength fastening 3dy the wndiasses asv OF Insult
frequently breaking capsizing that the
anchors ships coming po time between March and
should be third heavier than they with
be the and of soidy and well bod
security under fours there should be
side large enough reeve through bower
chain regard windass, the ofciang fret assistant
great skill experience
ing 10 this ,ort, thus expresses himself;
would be possible 10 make wdlass strong enough
wrcnchng of above 500
during strong tides OF the early part OF the SW monsoon
of the rescs DUNG the rainy or this
instances OF
consideration Of send
ing this during The periods mentioned
above 500 fitted with riding bits and
accident
able length Of vessels affords
decks for good OF The
removal Of The clumsy numbering windass
would improve The seamens quarters making their
comorabe but this Isl of secondary
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The PREsrpxNr's LAST SABBATH IN WAsmSeToN.-Presi-
dent Pierce has during his term Of office been regular at
,endan at the Street Presbyterian Church
Last Sabbath remarkably fine day Inc crowd In tne
city attended church with citizens. The Fourandabaf
Street Church was very much crowded all the pews in the
house were filled at early hour except the one occupied
by the President He in na the service began Rev.
Mr. Sunderland the pastor in the course Of his sermon
took occasion to address the President He alluded to the
great dignity which he had been csed as President OF
this great nation; of the success of his administration
Of the cessation of popular eamor and the prosperity OF
the aon Of which he had been the head and aiiudng
elng with tears to the sorrow OF that ehuren ana 'he
peope AZ large at the departure of the President from
among u.s. soacmn stiffness and many tears bore witness
10 the truthful stateaent
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FRANCK TAYLOR.
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
5l' November 90, 1856
Notice hereby given holders Of stock OF the loans of the
States this department will purchase the until
the ID Of next 81 shall pev
ousy obtained will in addition TO the interest accrued
the last semi annual dividend of interest thereon
with days additional interest for money
VENDOR following Of premium said stocks
For the stock of 1912, premium Of 10 per cent.
Of ls47 and lsas premium of I6 per
for 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium Of 9 per cent
Certificates transmitted the department. under this
ce assigned the United saes, by the duly emit
tied receive proceeds date
January the haEyear's interest
assigned by present sockhoder will be payable
able for the stock.
Payment stocks assigned and transmitted will be made
by drafts Assistant Treasures Boston, New York.
Philadelphia the option Of tho parties entitled
money which should be the letters accompanying
certificates JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-d3dMarchif Secretary Of the Treasury
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rhe Niogara al Boston.

Bosros, March 2-Ths Cunsrd steanship Niagara from
liverpool via Halifax arrived At o'clock this morning
Bo, vail viii be fotvsydsd south by the afternoon train
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companies the Bunker HIP companies The truth was
b.t the valves of their instruments were frozen up Solid
"a oould not be made servicesbe.
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THE INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT
ELECT.


ELECT.
The ORDER OF PROCESSION
Aids. Marshalin-ehieC Aids
The military under The command q General A. auitmsn
The Prs.iaen, q nc Jailed Pissl elect aud
the United States for the Dislnet ofCOun-
bia and his deputies their
fhe co@miIiss Of Arrangement of,ass senate sS "'
The Judiciary.
Foreign Minister'S
The Corps Diplomatique.
Members elect msmbtr and members Of Congress, aud
Governors and Governors q States and Territories and
odheers Of the Army, Navy, Marine CORPS and Militia.
omcs ana s peods ''' ana
The Corporate Authorize Of washington and Georgetown
political military from Dsuict and other
All organized civil societies
Prosors schooase aud students within the District OF Co
iumbia; citizens Of the District aud of
various organized bodies citizens and military ou
in The Inauguration, viii,
report 20 %s n what Iss %a Of q Ies
o'clock The morning Of the 4h Of March they will
right composed Of the military resting 18Th street.
stated viii scy BY hs den II boses as they eoma
the ground under directions which will be given by the
ALL o'clock, m, the procession will parade
The towards OF
enter shall reach The os The whole column will
@ andr face and OF The s o. Pc s
and President elect who will then be escorted In carriage from
Throughout banners, adomments, and
but no Offensive embems devices will be permit
.hall have come abea., the en-
Of the committee Of the Senate
halt the military will open ranks, present
and the carriage containing the President and President will
through the place where the Senate committee win receive
them,
s 90 @ Oh sns ns s
be Oft of
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Bosro, M.reh u We are In .he mide. Of Tremendous
storm. which IA pilins in drs rendering outdoor
business almost impossible. The weather Intensely oo,a
Great fears are for shipping The ship pe
IRON Savannah is ashore at Hull and feared WIN
20 to pieces.
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banking House of Chubb brothers,
washington. anuary 4. 1857,

Washington, January !, 1887.
John p. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES This day admit
ted Banking House Of Chubb Brothers. The
arm this will composed Of Charles Chubb John
D. Barrow, Holmes, The House In Iowa,
st. Chubb VIM H. and Alexander
H. barrow, under the hrm Of Chubb Brothers Barrow Co.
Ian l. DIT CHUBB BROTHERS,
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AT the Immense buiIding erected for tho inausura
n ton ball City Hall Square


AT the Immense building FOR the Inaugural
n ton ball on City Hall Square
A MONSTER PROMENADE CONCERT
win be given in the above superb building on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARcH5
render the in every way worthy Of the great
OCCASION has 10 spare no e
the citizens of the United States now assem-
'''' ~ :" IKE Graadsa and Most Brilliant Mase
Executed sa.i and ana. p ,.,aS 1s.sas ~ hs
That can be engaged fem any par. Of hs Union
One Hundred Psrtor"sn
c. I.ENsCHow, Esq,
The popular and original S1nd RsS Of the renowned
already The will o endeayor eheci
:" DoDswoRTH's BAND,
from New York; and possible S Sso WIN the celebrated
The programme popular and effective
walzes pokas and operate arrangement" WI"
D' Past P0wer Of the Orchestra,
Will produce the mos, thrilling aud tremendous effect
the viii great people unable obtain ad
ball the only opportunity they viii have Of viewing
should leave again wlhoa, seeing greatest sight
bses which undoubtedly The budding erected for
BeautUuI Decorations and Brtihanf termination,
One 7Housana Jst, Of Gas.
confidently expected that the President and Vice President
VIII 0e pse'eA'' '"u ur a GRAND iTl SALUTE,
The drums asd military yin ns,ss ,Sn resembling
All deea aons civil military naval vslers fire companies,
and the ote United States generally arc cordially invited
The decided the price of admission within
the easy reach OF ali classes, viz; s. aataN
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
NOTICE. A few seats will be offered ladies' ntemen
requiring them which be secured before the concert Met
sn enable wne Sne TO
the hall, with the assemblage
change gold persons respectfully requested
le'' a'"''''A " w. II. Palmer
Mars Manager and Director.
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by TELEG RAPH.
Bourd to Washington.

PHrLApELpHA, March 1.-The train which ien here 70,
Baltimore o'clock this morning bad thirteen cars ane
800 passengers, including Howard Engine Company OIL Nc"
York.
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odd-Fellows' Hall, seventh street.


Positively THE LAST WEEK OF wYMAN THE WIZARD,
marvellous feats Of magic He will remain
DURING ALL THIS WEEK ONLY.
From Monday Match 1851 Saturday M every evening and
Saturday afternoon with celebrated
FEATs or soRCERY AND MYSTERY,
nerpcabo and surprising Than have ever been attempted
vENTRILooUIsM
Liis-movins and speaking uutoma,ons.
Admission IS Children half pss DSo open at o'clock
Particulars in email bills.
rebas-sa Init
BALLOON ASCENSION.
ON TUESDAY EVENING MARCH ,, 1857,
Az o'clock D. m from ~ and Maryland avenue
BY Mr.. GEORGE ELLIOTT,
The Celebrated Aeronau
Tickets admission Is cents to be had a, tas gate
Feb as-da.' b. PONCE, Agent
viii meet at The rooms Of The g. Davidson No. q AZ
street. 4,h Instant O'Clock a. In order to Join the
oSisiapsns Washington CORDIALLY unite
WIN ~' ''''' : ~ A 1aas y HER5 DInIrRY'
v,,a Assistant MarshaI..
y- Tscs cts for te National Inauguration hall, 4th
March, kal0nPl Inauguration Ball are re-
a1 Tess,s 20 wi' "s for sale "s
'S'''' -T WIN. y. BAYLY, Treasurer,
Penns,Isqnis avenue, between iiih and iah streets
Feb 0-dMsr4
M soldiers OF the Revoiuticn and OF the War 81
take in The ap
President eject OF the United states
On hs AL. Hseh will please at the City Hall ON that
da f.S ia Marshal SOLDIERS War isa.
nANrpBALs ALL, or slaves without Masters. BY Geo
II Pityhp,h -, ,,,.,. q -. .,,.,..,.,
s.uk cstss sporting scsues and Characters, avo'umes
past Meridian by Mrs. sisoarney.
The Golden I.rg7cy. a
History the Cspiuno Of washington c'yi Wy "'lo' ''Rh
"hnys sfcf M,r-tsgs Ny Ms. Caroline Lee genH vol
n, Two Lovers sJ.rr's Devouca, domestic story
Febl9 $1,000 1880
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NAN RICE respectfully announces TO the many
people who expected to arrive In Washington
CITY w TUESDAY evening" the inauguration that there
will three exhibitions given on
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1857
past O'Clock, o'clock and at 10 O'Clock night
AL, who attend the performance 10 o'clock night
having so cents entitled remain all night without
charge arrangements have been made TO accommodate
TWO THOUSAND PERSONS.
Ber the performance all colored people viii be excluded,
M no provisions mao them. G. SHAWEN,
FEB 26t Manager
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washington Branch Railroad.

NOTICE office will be
az, a. M, p. n Tuesday aud Wednesday, for The
wish purchase tickets advance
OF starting of trains. i .
Mar 3-2t 4. II. PARSONS, Agent
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pm,,nx.n,A March IA furious snow storm COM
msncaS ~. sing and still continues. Two TO three
inches Of ,nsv hsye ,.Sllss, and badly drilled.
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nv q. NJ HOTELER. Anctioneer.

ny @. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF ELEGANT FURNlTUsE, LARGE MIRRORS, FINE
10 COMMENCING a. 10Y eeS,os shall sell ne residence
Of household furniture consisting
Two fine solid rosewood paor suites covered with silk plush
Handsome rosewood oval centre table, with marble top
ornamened with heavy gilt tables with marble slabs
Large l,hame F.enehpla,s mantel mirrors. .,
plush and brocateI
Fine brocae window curtains, with gil, cornices.
One pair ofmassve oak extension dining tables.
Handsome oak hideboard, with marble top.
French China glass; and crockey, and table furniture gene
Fine walnut extension dining table,
Mahogany sofas, mahogany chairs.
Spring seat lounges, covered with silk and bocae.
srght gilt chandeliers, hall pendants, back
Hail all oil de- .eo,A. a
Elegant solid carved chamber furniture.
Superior feather beds and curIed hair mattresses.
ssnsh China and sn, i,s S, ,'
Cane and wood chairs. .e
shoveis and tones, FIRE standards.
eeonsr ",en fDoi ash "na n a'e'''
With a large collection Of useful and valuable articles
to me sossns y nn @
nssin W''''' ~ ''''' : '''s''''' $50 '''''
At2 o'clock In front house, win sold very superior
Bay carriage horses.
Ths horses and large mirrors may be purchased private sale
$50 ndsr $50 and exceeding slo0
sixty S00, Ninety days. credit approved
C. w. BoTELE.,
Feb 2S--eotd Auetoneer.
NOTICE 20 Road Contractors.-U being the intention OF
the board Of directors Of the Washington and Rockville Turn
Company road from the first toll It's tem
line requested to address
ply The undersigned the subject or before the 18th OF April
next JOHN e BRENT,
No. 30 Louisiana avenue.
J. c. LEWIS,
Feba4-3aw1 Aea Seventh street.
vTATCH Repairing and EnUraving.-- Watches cbro.
" every description repaired
skiul workmen and warranted perform accurately.
Engraving Of description done in the best se including
tho salipa ar arms cress notices, and initials on stone.
" ~ ~" /" M, w, GAIT BRO.
Jewellers SAL Pennsylvania avenue,
Jq s9-H Between sth and Ipth streets,
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Hawking House OF Chubb brothers, zoe,
WAsHIsaToN, March q le57'
closed Wednesday, the 4h instant Pafes
having maturing day viii attend 10 them
the day previous.
Mar 3-2t
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The Inauguration.

THE United Maha hereby
points the following named gentlemen deputies
the occasion of the forthcoming Inauguration Of
President:
Major George f. Lindsay, George w Phillips. esq @
Clement Hill, esq VIM. A. Waugh, eco,
VIM. b. D. Cross esq A. e. Perry, esq.,,
George w. Riggs 8 p. Hoover
Lieut.. SomeIvlle Nicholson, Randolph Coyie, esq,
b. J. Semmes, esq, A Hooc, esq.,
Major g. L. Lewis, Thomas j. Gait
John r. Coyle, esq, John J. Berret, esq.
Or. C. Riley, Silas Wright GiIiett ESQ.,.
Esau Pckre, Georgetown A. H. Dodge,
Jno g. Barbour, Alex. Dr. John Morris, Baltimore
George Pitt, Philadelphia. Marshal Mott, New York.
Marshal Wynkoop Hon ID. Il. Sickles, New York.
Col. Geo II, Martin, :" Isaac v Fowler, esq,
Major Laly Maine. Mr. T. ID. Rusk Texas.
The marshal will white satin scarf with
back cloth snddle trimmed with silver hickory
g His aids will be
sca, with white and blue roees, black cloth saddle
with silver, ard hickory gilt ends
rep, themselves O'Clock precisely the morning
of the 9TH Of March, residence 4ih
streets. ID. HOOVER, II"
Feb "a u. 8. Marshal for the Dist of Columbia
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
following the drawn numbers Maryland CONSOLE
Lottery for the benefit Of Pokomokc river, &c. class G.
drawn February 81, 1857; El#a s
l6 SO 10 81 81 4s 80 40 65 IL 40
The following the drawn numbers Paapsco Institute
Lottery extra, class B, drawn February %, 1857; ~
Al l6 SO 81 2 62 &C 70 40 20
n. FRANCE s. Co., Managers.
ID. n, MePHAIL, Commissioner.
Mar 3-lt
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National Inauguration Ball
Committee Of Tnrifafion.
Hon. J. r. Thompson, Mai. VIM w, Russell,
Geo Il. Pugh, r. J, Nevn,
j. Clancy Jones' ID. w. Mahop,
q. J, Faulkner, A. D. Stouehion,
Ino. &. Phelps, Cbas. w. Welsh
The subscribers National Inauguration Ball requested
oeave at the Stationery of Wm r. Bayiy No. as
avenue the and Of residence OF the ladies' Of their
families for whom desired
through The post ONCE TO Major William W. RUSSELL chairman Of
r WM w RUSSELL,
Jan S-du Chairman Committee
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hank o Metropolis,
WAHuIseroE, March q 1871
THIS open general business on "Wednesday
March, day Inauguration Of the President oil
the United States.
An officer will In bank from 10 O'Clock TIL O'CLOCK 10
ceiye payments for due ON that day.
Mar Sat
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national Inauguration Ball,

JUDICIARY seuARE, MARCH T. 1881
Committee 10 pait ON tAs President Eistt.
Hon Albert G. Brown, Jonah d. Hoover, esq.
Hon John appleton,
Committee 90 sOais the VI President Elect.
Hon. Henry O. Burnett, William T. Dove, esq.
Cornelius Wendell, esI,
Committee 10 Woit -Prs,ideni Pierce
Hon. Samuel A. Smith, Thomas J. Gait esq.
Hon ID. A. smalley,
Committee Of Reception
Hon. VIM. d. Magmder, Mayor
Hon. James c. Jones, Col. VIM. H. Emory, U. 3 Al :,
Hon. u. g. Faulkner Com. E. A. + Layeilette, u D. NJ,
Major Thon.as Smith, Gen. A. Henderson, u, g. NJ q,
George w. Riggs, esq, Col. VIM. Hickey.
Mar SAT
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Grand Inauguration Ball, for the Benefit or the
Poor of washington City.

TO BE GIVEN BY THE TWELFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, 3d..
At Carusis Saloon,
TIEsDAy EVENING MARCH q 1857
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

tT- correspondent ofthe Richmond EagEirsr
denies the correctness Of the representations shat
are current in regard 10 the Improvement Of yir-
giuiA farming lands By Northern labor. BE states
that In Fairfax county where old estates which had
been exhausted were bought at low prices and SET
tied by Northern emigrants, The experiment has
proved an utter failure. The lands we're not i'm
proved, the products Of the farms we're meagre,
sud the purchasers we're glad 10 sell out 20 new
emigrspts who bad been iadoced TO go thither by
she glowing but entirely unfounded accounts pu'-
lshed Of Ihem in agri1altaralan other newspapers
dc stated also. that as general thing. the North
err people ~bO have come intO visginia are less M
terprisiug. and less disposed TO educate their ehi
drsn than she people Of Virginia thsmssives He
shiaks that L she land Of Yirginia b ever 70 be
redeemed !. aust be By some other agencies shAa
these. 81
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Tom MOOre's Life Complete
W. I. Berry & Company
HAYE JUST RECETTED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
L Ill o Nj A s MOORE.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL
3 vOls. royal 5 vO., cloth
Opinions Of the Press.

opinions Of the Press
"Who has not heard Of Tom Moore The Irish Poe.y r,
all who have ever read h popular Melodies this vOrL
viii prove exceedingly interesting especially the autobOV
raphy Of the Poet from his earliest recoectiops 70 man
hood. We heartily recommend it"-E Y Courier
"Thomas Moore the last Of he great poet. tht -four
shed in the beginning Of the century biography %
ably written must be esgerIy orght sfier The publ
are eaty indebted to the Msssrs Appleton for the CHEAP
and elegant manner in which tn ev have issuedis "-K
Conn., Adr.
This work has been much looked for with interest
the admirers Of the bard Of modern times The
new work has not disappointed The sparkling vivaeity
of Moores letters viii them as models Of stye
to thos who aim al eminenee in sPistolary correspond
ence-"-ABdHy Register.
Every who has taste for elegant literature
will at once procure copy Of the wOrk."-Czare'ton
Courier
II seems to Us that Lord John Russell has prepared
very eredtahe indeed Re evidently entered upon
conamore and has think, pursued the end with
sdelity enthusiasm and y"-B,ffisA ColOnfst
The work has attractiOnsOns the subject
the other the editor But cannot lock into II without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations
could be legitimaeiy formed oft The work will course
be gem IN the literature Of the day."-Al5Gay Argus
'Thst is edited with ability the name name Of EngIaud's
great statesman is guaraty Nv Y. C1,sreazaaa.
"hoores Life bv Russell presents striking picture Of
sngsh life, such within the observation and
Perience Of the poet"-SoHtierH Ctris,ian AdrOcats
1--WE seen the minntiR, fcets ee,era OF Of the
most versatile voupuous and melodeous bards who
sang His intmaces with all the geniuses Of the day,
whether they poets, artists satesmen aud the
naveie with which ne honestly rates away about every
hingin hi literary e his social either. in which
latter We can but he amused at his bon vvant propene
have in his style Of narratng them much Of charm
orus than generally End in the private life Of Of
genius where the curan decorously drawn aside
as We End it here."-SIturdGy Budget
w. T. ". a. Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION or MOORE's LIPE AND
CORRESpONRrNrp 4,
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IL The Washington Union learns that an able
paper on this mysterious sickness has been prepar
ed by an eminent medical gentleman, and will be
read before the National Institute at It's next meet
ing. Il is said that il does not endorse the opG lou
advanced by the Board Of Health, and We trust
that II viii lead to discussion OF the matter which
viii satisfy the public mind As the matter now
stands, the country is flooded with rumOrs, some Of
them limiting at deliberate attempt to poison the
inmates OF the hotel
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Da-It must be gratifying to the friends
here of Thos. james Finnie, Esq, to know
that he has made decidedly favorable i'm
preston upon the people of Memphis. We
notice that he is mentioned in connection
with the canvass for Mayor, and is also sug-
gested as candidate to represent Shelby
county in the next Legislature. Success to
him.
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ARETIRFD PHYSiCIAN,

Whose sands Of life have nearly out discovered
lwhile in the st Indies cert in for Consumption
Asthma, BrOnchit Coughs ois, and General Debility
| The eWedy discovered by him when bis only child
a daughter, given up 20 die. Wishing % do much
good possible, he win nd 10 such Of his afflicted frlow
beings request H. is cpe, with full and explicit d.
rectiOns for making up and uccessfy using 10. He
requires each applicant n incloe him shinghree
20 be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder be applied to the payment Of thu advertise
ment Address Dr.. n. JAMES,
No. 10, Grand street, Jersey City, N J.
apr i4-imd5w in
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MEssRs EDIroRs-In answer to the several calls
made upon me, through the American papers of
Nashville, to allow Of the use of my pane in con-
neciion with the next Senatorship from Davidson,
have only TO say, that il il is the wish Of my fell
low citizens TO place me 10 that position, wilInot
decline 10 serve them TO the best of my ability.
Respectfully, J.B. WHITE.
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NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CHA * IS W. S NTH.
My Last Cruise; or, Where We Went and What We Saw
By A. W. Habersham, Lieut.. q. S. Navy.
The American Citissn-Hs Rights Duties according
to the Spirit of the Constitution.
Adventures in Several Countries Of the Interior Of A
ca, from 1s49 to 1886
The Rangers and Regulators Of the Tanahs: Tale Of
Texas, by Chas. Summerhcld.
Life in its Lower, intermediate and Higher Forms By
PHILIPPE Henry Gosse, F. RS.
scampavias from Gibel Tarek to stamboul. BY Harry
Gringo, (Leut. Wise, L. s. Navy.)
Inquire Within for AnvjhiDg You Want to Know.
Old Haun the Pawn Broker; Or, The Orphans Legacy.
Tale Of New York.
The Husband in Utah. Or, Sights and Scenes among the
Mormons. BY A. {. Ward.
The Bay-Path: A tale Of New Eng and.
apr10 BAs
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sG-It isnow said that Hon. A. G.. Wat
kins will not be candidate for reelection
to Congress from the first District. He
has let down, and can't make the race sue
cessfullv