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Superior Ink.
Spellers

That beautiful article Of London Ink, "ARN0LD's
FLUID, in all sized bottles, hand and for sale by
iaU26 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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tADVERTIsEmENr1

81, So, So s GN A s ..5s P Rs..5 so5 e
maknF fAAgsPAar2r soar. On receiving three a0llars
sill srud noi vaaAhie Resell pc Ter akng EArAA FAMiLE
soar, % eoftoay trre csnfs p1und. Is COT knoHn q
Yers1us ia the uuitei o. receivng aFs dol-
lars. E senl ihe shove and ia Gfhr eccr far
Fascr sears. - eaa Be made sn or9nary dBnsr o.
1ud fuAN capital age dslars aad toa rray ai
atFodt ~ onf haaare per cent. To snF q hzs
G. foftaae- Aay 4aestians aasssfs refsrenes
sfrsn b taci1Eing tae retarA postage
Address, 4. X. AuSSkLl-
Bar Sai. Poss.otce,
febg-lm brooklyn. NJ
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THE ADvKSTUREs A Rowing DIPLoMausr By Henry Wi
kohl New York: w. p. Fetridge & Co.
The author Of this volume has acquired I'M
enyiable notoriety in Europe and in the Uni
ted States by his attempts to inEeigle Miss
Gamble, spinster of wealth, into matrimo>
NAL alliance, which formed the subject of a
former book to which the present is sequel.
The chevalier, if not fascinating in person, is a
fascinating writer. Bis books are very enter
tanning, if not instructive; and are favored
with spices of egotism unequalled by anything
not from the pen Of the bulky author Of ID
Thirty Years Viep." To follow him through
the details of his adventures affords the phil
osoPher fine opportunity to study human ma
ture in one of its peculiar phases. Indeed,
we believe, no one eau read him withou. de-
cided relish.
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cOsnsxrn The Senate, on Saturday last con
hrnsd the nomination Of the Hoo. D. A. smalley,
TO be the U. s District Judge ior The District Of
vsrmoat vloe Prentiss, deceased.
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FOR SALE.

HtVDsONE LOT, IN H0ussoa's Addition, or ~
y wood "a street. fiig iegi uonL ahs ohs u-n y -
e,osr.l silA . no4l Psak iencs. Apply % ,,,, -,
Ebl a. v .
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NQTIcE Do sIQcK ROLpERg.

offirE NASHVILLE Gas La9aE CO
eraary "a. ISL.
TsuE Stockholders % the Naahsl8s Oss Ilhl Conpsay
are hrfrtg usi1ed sbe aanaai eiscti8H seEsa
1fsssers for turEu nenh aHitAka place the
IN dag 90 March nexi she ere 81 she Csaraay, 90
7scrfy Stree. JANIS II. kEAOkllk.
fena-td sscrsEsFY.
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EnEr SATE.

OF No. Y IN the Wilson Spring Addition fronting -
Il S} feet South T-Uu street. One OF the band
sones, lets ia this addition. Apply 70
frb1s A. V 5. LIN DSLEY.
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LN0R TIE ItEF that broke the lock from M stable,
L Wednesday night, 18Th inst, and stole
tfdl turned BAY HORSE or years DID, black main and
tail; white recollected about 15 hands high one eye
having rather milky appearance caused from hurt
orDse. For any Information, the OF the bUr.e
| will Day literally. GEO. c. CANTRELL
Ma hyille Feb 20.
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ttIHI-nING LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT hr Family Dweling Fad n
n Joining she esdcuce Of Simon Glenn, North
k-t street rfor sale The Tot Onta so feet and Is 10
deep, aud offered very low. Be quick you will
Es- bargain. For terms, call on
Ebl8 A. V. 8. LINDSEY.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE

TIRE OLD HINTON PLACE, on the Gallat'n -
Turnpike, mits from the city; sub divided Ai-
into suitable Lots Tor Suburban Residences ant is now o.
icrrd for salc b. A. v. 5. LINDSLEY,
isbl3 80 College street.
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FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st, a
y oh wand, near the Beg tst Church Frouts u l.
feet and 100 deep With alley in the Is offered
very ioN. ApIlyt0 fb3 A. v 5 LlND,LEf.
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EnIf SAI.E.

Two or three convenient DWELLINGS, near IL
L 'h- Public square. Apply % "a
itbtl Az. 3. LlNDsLEf. -4s--
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OVE or two BUILDING LOTS, 10 the best por. sssSs
~ ton ot cor ots. Those wishing good locatiou- ~
Tor dWe ugs caEyeLient 90 business ad better cal -
lnmedate. fou viii rsgret yogle this chance slip APP
ply 10 [roul A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE.

I OF No. 1tf IN ShCiby's Addition. on Woodland -
IL street, one OF the haulsomest in the whole A -
oition. Apply %
febls A. V. s. LINDsLEY
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Noficr.

Ii those Indebted either by note account
y hereby requested TO call and make settle BY the
day OF March next, as longer indulgence c,nnot be
given. Il A. BARNES.
Feb. l5-2W.
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We converse vlsh shoss We love through aos-
ere; vi.h tA0ss ne HorshP thF9agh tbe Stars.
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ADarlng Robbers Operations.
GARRo11Na LADY AT THE NEW YORK HoTE

GARRoTING A LADY AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL.
A most high.handed and valanous affair
occurred at the New York Hotel, Broadway,
about 6 O'Clock on Thursday evening Mrs.
Bates, one of the boaTders Of that establish~
ment, was sitting quietly and alone in her par
Tor mo. 54) at the time named, when a scamp
whom she had never seen before, thrust him
self unannounced into the room; and without
deigning even to notice Mrs. Bates at once
proceeded TO force open her trunk with chls'
ell or jhumy which he carried in his pocket.
With as much composure as possible, Mrs.
Bales veutured to demonstrate with the villain
for thus invading her premises for the purpose
of robbing her, whereupon he turned, and
Selling the detenseless woman by the throat
with one hand, at the same moment thrusting
the other one over Der or into her mouth, so
that she could not cry for help. Unable to
speak or to help herself in the least, Mrs. Ba
ties was held firmly by the throat till she was
nearly exhausted, and, in fact, almost sutfuca-
ted Having properly subdued his victim, the
robber released bis grasp, rushed down stairs,
and so into the street, before Mrs. Bates re-
covered herself sufficiently to sound the alarm.
The fellow is described as being dressed in
black pants, overcoat and hat, and lad a silk
scarf about his neck. He was about twenty
four years of age, and had no whiskers or
mustache.
The outrage being reported to Capt. Dilks
of the Fifteenth Patrol District, that officer
made and ,is still making vigIlant efforts to
secure the perpetrator Of this most Infamous
outrage.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Napoleon at st. Helena.

NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA; or, Interesting Auec.
do:es and remarkable Conversations of tbs Emperor dur
ing the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
from the Memorials Of Las casas, OSIeara, MOntholaOn,
Antommacchi and others. By John c. Abbott. With Il
lustrations. vol, $50 cloth.
Extract from the Preface.
The genius OF NAPOLEON astounding. All branches Of
human Knowledge seemed alike fan il ar 10 his gigantic
mind. His ration s. Helena scattered q rough
the and yoluminCUs memorials Of those y ho
cleaned them. repete wiz iutenscst interest.
There mind heh viii not be inygorated by ami-
arty with those profound thoughts. expressed with 20
much glow % feeling and energy OF Gictiop.
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AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN


4 HOUSE and LOT Summer street, free from tax SO
y feet, with new brick house.
Two o-s on Nne street, between Spring and Broad.
Lot on Market street, South Nashville, ON which is
comior able brick dwelling.
Two Lots in tdsedsld fronting the Galatn Turnpike
near CAM bells Stcre.
One Lot on High street North Of Jefferson street.
Five Lots IN Mctiayock's Addiuou College street.
Two Lots IN Nc I4y0Ck's Addition, summer street
For terms, appytO sAML CROCKETT,
febi9 No Is College st,sst
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fOR SALE, RENT or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
pROpFRTV

A SMALL PARM, under a rood c,dsr Il
ss s. ssa. s r,, ,s% 'si s'5:5 Ii
- james smith,, containing - acres I'M
1loseents krame Cottage House sith rooms, Kitchen,
Negro HoHsc, Stables Buggy house, Ac For further par
.icuIarz inoui-e Of :. ID TAYLOR,
: n Packet Once.
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR EEEGT.

TWO GOOD ROOMS over Hagau's Book Store. on ~
Market street, with separate entrance suita So
for sort Of business that Is usually transacted
second floor. Would make good Ore, and will be
cd low to proper tenant for term Of years II desired
ATpy febl9 A v. S. LINDSEY.
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NoTss Radical and ErosiorV he Gospel. By Rev. G..
II. Hall, New York D. Appleton & Co.
This is q beautifully printed work in two vol
umes. 1t will be found very useful aid to the
proper understanding of the portions of Holy
Writ to which it is devoted.
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mARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, nth inst by the Rev. Chas Tones
Mr. EMMETT CocKRL CT Arkansas, to Miss ELIZA L. and
Mr. FsL B. CHxATHAM, of this city, to Miss OPHEIA CLAY
daughters Of Dr. David T. McGavock Of this vicinity
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FOR SALE.

OTIS "a and 2T5 10 Ewing's Addition. Ewing's ~
Il Avenue which two snail frame dwell Ais-
ings. For safe cheap. Apply to
fsbis A. v. s. LINDSEY.
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FOR RENT.

1--WE RutsdTe Property, with about Is acres o. -
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences Aia
in the city. Apply
fsL1S A. v. s. LINDSEY.
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FOR RENT.

TIVE STORE HOUSE on Unlou street, in Camp -
bells Buildings, next 20 Ycrs Book store. Ap s..!
ply 10 A. v. s. LiNDSLEY, E-.t,
febll 80 College street.
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MAURY & CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION
EBGEFIELD-BLO ADDITION.
-

I OTIS Nos 10, %, 81, -, q, %. an %, on AZ
L. woodland street covered Wilh lne forest trees -
and bsaa,iial svergsesas. App.yto - -
febu A.. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE.

IN West Nashville Lot No 15f fronting 50 feet on ~
l. Demumbrans street, and running back 1I5 feet - -
10 an aIey-a handsome lot. Apply 20
ieb1S A V. s. LINDSEY.
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FOR RENT.

TIVE ST0REH0UsE, with good Dwelling at -
'schsd, MFrEetslr nearly opposite Uuisn 80
No 81 one door Rom Wells Drug Store. Apply 70 u
f5bl2 A. V. s LINDSEY.
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FOR RENT.

TWO GOOD ROOMS in Campbel's Buildings on -.
4 Union street-one in the second, The ether IN ~
the third story. Apply 20 l.
fbI1 A. v. 8. LTNDSLLY
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E4AND WARRANVS.
NEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SALE

I WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS a. uy ofies,
i.ggS J. C. FELLowEs
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IMPORTED JACKS AND JENNETS

FOX SALE.
HTHICH viii arrive in this city on the ~
w goth OF 2Sf day ofFrbruary inst, Is.Sd
Ten JACKS and SIX JENNETS, an ell Nv
iirect importation from Spain, rangi0eP ~
20 years in age, and from u toH III -
6 hands high. These jacks aud Jen- = A-@kA
will be f0nni be the best offered for in
his market, and will be sold reasonable terms with
uote and good security. JAMES VIDAL.
tebZ-lG.s
ONION GLOVES.
.JNHRFE BBIS White and Red Oaion Cloves, jlst re-
L ceivel and for sale by
iebls HERMAN 4 RAINS
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Jacks and Jenuets For Sale.

JaCAS anu JehueAS II OK cdAes
1--WE Undersigned offers for sale ten Jacks, Of
which upwards Of fnsen hands high, and sixteen
eunCts Also, thorough bred Bay Stallion kansas"
four years old past upwards Of sixteen hands high, BY
imported Sovereign, dam by Imported Leyathan. grand
dam by tOkhOcer, vnd several tOrou bred Mares and
Fiies by imDorted Glencoe, Sovereign and Leyiathan
al TO be my plantation in Jackson county Ten
ncssee For further particulars address ms agent, Mr. W
Lyon Bagdsd Post oee, Tennessee who is the prrm
.es and IS fully authorized 70 sell
febIS-lmdtriwAW W. ". VOOLFOLK
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KSOQrllaaO KEOaESe.

rIvHE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street next 10 the NeraudEh Hotei where he Is ready
A. ali uars 10 esoiste transient or permanent
soadsrs az fair His table Is asaJs provided With
f.oi7 GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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sOUrH NAsHvILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIPUL BUILDING LOTS, at theRzss
IT Jun -tiou % Maple and me Iarlersboru Wv
turupk-. Lots hundred and eighty-e. ht--As-
trctuecp sud be sold long tne the owaer caring
f.bll A. v :. LINDSAY.
MAURY & CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION.
A NUMBER or LOTS, in this Addition, for sale Szss
n on most feas0nalle terms Apply TO Nv
fsblI A v. 5. LISDSLEY. -
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENE.

L'LEW00D the residence o. the late Dr.. Berry. , q
II Contains ten rooms, " On kitchen servants ~
ROOM sci able out houses, tic. The ground contains IL
five acres with fruit trees good vegetable garden enc
well Of water, etc. Apply %
feb1I A. V. s. LINDSEY.
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~ correspondent Of lhe Evsnlng Posi- saints
10 kuos who yes The aalhos Of thsse lines.
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WINDOW GLASS.

X n BOXES WINDOW GLASS. superior q1aty, all
~ sizesf varying #, n By 10 to 20 By So u,t
ceiyed and for sale by HERMAN RAINS.
CNHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED just receiyedst
~ HERMAN RAINP.
Notice to Railroad Contractors.
FOR SALE.
lot n Mules, Carts andHarness, working Oxen Carts
II and Chains Seven. Stlson's Patent Excavators, q
very superior lciue, with which excavation be done
half the usual cost. large lot Of new and partly
Shoveis Picks and Ma t0cks. Drills Bars, Sedge',
Masons' Tools, Dercks and Rigging, Smiths Tools Office
Furniture, &c. fine Sads Horse pair OF matched bay
Carriage )rtes wears DID, Two # Plated Car
riaye Harness, and elegant TOP Buggy for
horses All Of which viii b. sold cheap for cash aPp-ov
ed short paper.
Northwestern Railroad lower Market Street. viii
good bargains 4. BECKER.
fb9l-d2w
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40 nRELLTNG H0usEs FoR -

rIHnE sG5srrber ofera Tor sale has womsn rkMPE, a.
4 good a Coos Washer and Ifoner A. there Is In The
state, als0 understands Flczilas And Preserving.
Az MALEEAL.H-
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80 ] HAVE for rent tEo comf5Ftahls Dwellings 80
III On the Charlotte Pike, about a nile Zoo Ae 49,
taA slaare. Oae house has SIX ualds aith kcl -
anf s-rsants' rooms stA1cf kc-, AID ~ acres %
leund TIE other nntu hoase, siLh rgoms aua
4 acres of xroaa1. Iucfiatc session gwen. Apply
% iahss G. N. sfhWARF, a. Broadway.
IroR RENT -Ths BRICK OyFICE, Ne Is,
Il North Market street, iIst bsiaa fFeg ki0Aus 3 -
Manafactary Preseason gives ImEriiateiy. Ap -
aIvta CuAELEs ". SMITu,
Isa23 sac a. C3iisssstFset.
NOR HGERE.-I have Eve or sin iikeiy NEGRO NO
MY flr hlru f3r the prc-rat yrsf, 1871 Apply %
f,te ". l. bofo, w. W 81 Cherfy street..
NOTICE.
election wii be heie a. toe Planters az rsunrs-
~ See Nashville On han4sy "a Mach nsxt ior slsreu
Oir-cIoFs 70 ts.ve tAe sus1lag year.
n-.n---.. nmL -. III. D.. MEANE.. r-.A,r.
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The VIRaINIA VoIoASo.--ltis said thst the
statement In reference to volcano having re-
Gently made It's appearance in Pendeton coun-
", Virginia, on the great Back bone Noun
tAin. is true. The Cumberland Telegraph
says:
Itisat point on the mountain directly be.
tween the heads OF the dry fork OF Cheat aud
the south branch Of the Potomac rivers, a.
place known by the name Of the Sinks 50
called from tie depressed coalition Of The
mountain at that point. These sinks are
funnel shaped, aud each one embraces as mneh
~ an acre OF ground. On the lst day OF Jan.
the reports caused BY the bursting forth Of The
snbterranean IRE were heard for distance OF
twenty OF thirty miles. Vast columns o. lame
aud smoke issued from the oridoes, and red
bot stones were thrown Up In the air several
hundred feet above the mouth OF the crater.
Our Informant adds that The people 10 The Fi-
cinity are becoming alarmed ~ the pertinaci.
~ with which the flames are kept ~ add the
red hot masses OF rocks thrown out A heavy
rumbling noise, Ike distant thunder, Ia eontin-
uAny reverbefafing through the deep oayefns
of tie mountaln, which &C times seems 10
tremb.o from summit a. base.
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FOSrER,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,


I OTIS Nos. 3, s. g. II, l2 saI 81 In this Adj 1t
Il taoa, treating on the GaHatin Turnpiks. Apply w
40 lfblf1 A y J. LtN0SLki. -
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EGrWe are indebted to Hon. F. K.
ZoIMcoFFER for bound copy Of the Con-
gressional Globe and Appendix for the 1st
Session of the 34th Congress.
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ROsRRDK.9'G.

NHE subscriber, living At No. IS south summer street,
near bread prepared 10 board tHo or three families
and f-vday. b5arders Respectfully reiefs 70 Drs Ham
n and Morgan che ny street. aud Rees W Forer Cedar
,treet ian23-fm MRS MAMIE LOOMS.
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N0RVELL u CO.,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Il College Street, Nashville.
VIII pay particular attention to the Purchase Of
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND PRODUCE
49, GENERALLY.
CHgEsE.-IOo boxes " R Cheese, a mild sriiee, for
- sale by J. G.. ROBERTS N,
icbl6 On Broadway.
ORAEGEs.-1cO boxes Oranges, in ane order for sale
" b. ). G.. ROBERTSON,
fsbl6 On Broadway.
INREsH CRACKERs-Wine Crackers, Soda Crackers.
Butter Crackers water Crackers Boston CracA ers and
Sugar Crackers made every dAy freh and FOR sale
}. G. RO8ERFs ON's Bakery
fSbl6 And Confectionery, on Broadway.
ISTILL LIVE.
FRESH sHAD, just received per Adams Express.
TO GARDENERS AND FARMERS.
/ CAN famish few thousand Pie Plant Roots. Also,
tbls EUdsEY's
TO TIE CITIZENS OFEDGEFIELD.
WILL deliver rse to any part Of Eigsaes, family sap
f.sIe c. RUMsEY.
CINCINNATI VALENTINES.
no YcUk Own TALKtNG.-A superior To- Of Beef
~ Toasgss a. GebiG EUassl's.
/ HAVE Ills day sod my irs Basinsss Of Flnerzl
Uadsrt-kag FIra'urs MaHutloiory &C., 10 Nessrs r.
". sIAFFaE Ii. o. Do 2ls. TIE basinrss ISL be
RED GA heretofore b. W K CoEsICs Agrn Tor Messra
shAffiR co Hoping That ny ior~es customers may
patssaiEs thsm hbsray AMI believing ihcy VIII reader
,a'isfte.i1n. 4 remain,
I'D i5-ls Nv. aoCOABS.
LIAvIN purchased lAe Furaig1re and nsrA Unaeriak
II Gag Estabsament q J. ". NeConbs, sll fuiass
Dc carried on 4cF she n4ne &
CHA FEhR Go GO.
Mr. " q COsslIus = Acids oar power Of Attorney 10 %
blsiuc tloT AEuat.
r. ". sIAgFER,
Feb. is-dlu. HP bORRis
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IaIIIl VI " VI lVNI IIT-IIN'I
J. & d. MALCoMsoN 4 CT

Extracts from an address 10 the Manchester Com.
mercial Association, at its annual meeting by toe
Chairman, james Aspinwall Turner.
He alluded to the probable distress which was
likely to be elt and before long too in this COM
munty and the manufacturing districts, from the
inadequate supply Of the raw material which az
forded employment 10 a vast number Of the iuhab,
iiants Of that district. (Hear, bear) From lS47
1856 the imports of cotton from the United States
into England had doubled. In ls47 the imports
we're 1884 coo bales, and in 1856 2467 GOO bales;
but in the face Of this, such was the progress of
British manufactures, aud the extension Of their
cotton trade that whereas, at the end Of 1876 the
stock on hand at Liverpool 45O, 900 bales, or
twenty weeks consumpton-in ten years after
wards, that was in 1866, with an import Of 4GS-
600 bales, they ended the year with a stock 90
hand at Liverpool OF only $50 600 bales, an eight
weeks consumption. Hear, hear.)
The estimated crop from America this year was
only 100000 bales, at the present rate Of con.
sumption We could not, with that estimate, have
any thing TO spare in hand at the end Of the year
/ for at the present time the United States and the
/ Continent were using as much cotton as Great
/ Britain herself This, then, was a VERY serious
| question. tHear, hear.) How they TO provide
Tor the contingency 20 which he had alludeuy The
manufacturer here had been IN the habi, Of pattpe
himself into railway tFain going down 70 Lver-
| pool, aud telling hts broker 10 buy him so much
cotton; but. If ghe State Of affairs 20 which be al
/ luded should De realized, what vas to be doae?
lie believed that Il all the spindes now 10 ope-
ration continued going, and the addigioud ones
which ho 1.-THE ehairman) knew we're to be set ia
motion, should be 10 use, there would not be a
bale OF cotton 10 Liverpool at the end OF 1887,
(hear, hear) The consequence would he that either
cotton would get 10 sueh price that those who
were the weakest must stop their works, and
immense number Of people De thrown out OF EN-
ploymeHt, Otherwise the entire stock Of cotton
would be exhausted, (hear, hear.l Wat thea VAS
70 be done Ten years ago they in that room
had reflected on what was now approaching AT
RIGA, Ausiria; the Cape Of Good Rope, Natal ADD
the West ladies. had al been spoken Of. and, IN
gisae, hose places would, no doees supply this
country with cotton.
| The East India Company ought long ago 10 have
made that eountry a eotson-prodecing e0uutFY,
(hear. hear, aud oud cheers AMI Il India bad been
Ia the bands nf the Yankees 10 Noeld long ago bave
been such, (tvncwed eheersl There wss land
enough Ia lhs Elss ladies 10 grow eli the cotton
/ that was sahted here, ADD Is tie duly Of tho
company to facilitate ice grOsth. ghear. hear lie
| did nos say Il the e0mpany's daty 90 gfo9 II
themselves but Il was their duty 10 sid 10 il pro-
daetiou by making roads and sapplyiag she msans
Of tFfigsuen, A. 20 mske tue sad aEsilable, and
shis shsy bad nssieeted 20 do. (tieas, heaT.)