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zS5- As the manager of the Galety was dis
appointed in his attempt to secure the presence
of Mr.. BoorH. on his boards, as announced and
had not time to put on the FLORENCE Mon
day night, the public, if it had thought prop
ar TO attend would have had an opportunity
to Judge Of the efficiency of the stock compa-
nv. But the play-goers of Nashville are es-
sentially ..star-gazers''- they can seldom be in
duced to give warm encouragement to an actor
or actress whose light, however brilliant, Is
hid under the term :" stock" They lose
great deal of good acting thereby; and, IN some
measure, abate the means of the manager to
CRAFTY their desire to battle in the luminous
atmosphere of fixed stars. OF course, the au-
dience Monday night was slim-every one
present had :" ample room and verge enough"
for the utmost comfort, so far as the comforts
of good seat. were concerned. The ''mas-
ter-piece of Knowles as the bills had it, was
played, and, we may add, with credit to the
management. There was less spirit and en-
ergy, than we could have desired, but who
can enter fully into the spirit of part with
empty benches before him? Mrs MENKIN per-
sOnated the charming heroine Julia. This is
character to which her personal beauty, and
mental attributes are well adapted, and she
sustained it with degree of spirit, feeling and
grace, which, together with her just concep-
ton and rendering of the text, augurs glo
rious future for her. She has the mental pow
er, and the physical charms, to succeed, if she
does not fail IN energy, will and steadiness of
purpose We have seen Julia played by stars
with much less ability than Mrs. NJ. displayed.
Mrs. BERNARD's Helen was excellent. She is
one of those who always do well. without
attempting any thing extraordinary, she makes
it point never to fall below her proper stan
dard, and is, therefore, ever pleasing. Mr..
HAMILTON, as Clifford, and MIR FITZGERALD.
as Master Walter, contributed largely to the
success of the play.
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Steamboat & laiuer llems.

ARRIVALS.
Feb. Poland, Cincinnati.
Nashville, New Orleans.
Cuba, Paducah.
j. Ii. Lucas. New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Ella, Paducah.
Cuba, do.
Tempest, Louisville.
There are feet water on the shoals, the
river is falling very slowly
The City of Huntsville departs for Memphis
to-day at p. N.
The SalIie West is expected in time to de-
part tomorrow aft rnoon for St Louis.
For New Passengers for New
Orleans can connect at Canton, with the fast
packet Janaes H. Luoas, by taking the City Of
Huntsville to-day at O'Clock.
FoR New GRLEANs.-The fast steamer Look
ont will leave tomorrow for Paducah carving
passengers for the steamer NaslrlLe Persons
wishing to go to New Orleans, can take the
Loakooa tomorrow and make the connection
without any additional charge
passenger
and freight steamer NadiUilJe, having been
unavoidably detained in consequence of her
being unable to load her freight, will leave
this morning for New Orleans at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, positively. She is in charge of the We
teran BELL-sNYDEI:, assisted in the Office by our
sedate and pleasant friend w. n. LoNGwORTH
We are pleased TO see our good looking friend
in charge of her books, knowing full well
that 80 long as ''red horse navigates Har-
peth there will be no deviation in her balance
sheets. A speedy and pleasant trip to all on
the steamer NaslUiHe
For MEMPHIs.-The fast mail packet City Of
HatsCjHe will leave to-day " like clock work "
at her regular time, o'clock. Her head Off
Ger, Capt WASH WEAVER. the :" chronometer "
Of the Cumberland, never fails in coming to
" taw." He will be thar, with the invincible
WILSON to his support. If you wish pleasant
and comfortable passage to the Bluff City,
get aboard early.
g." The Jas H. Lucas arrived yesterday
evening from Paducah, where she has been re-
pairing for several days past. She sustained
more damage in her late accident than we had
supposed, having lost, beside her wheel nearly
the whole larboard side of her overheard.
Her repairs, costing near $1,000, were COM
pleted in quick time. She viii be here to leave
on return trip, OH Saturday. February 20.
For ST. LoUIs.-The fine passenger packet
Sollie HeSt, in charge of Capt. CoRBETT, will
leave on tomorrow for ST. Louis. She is the
only boat now making gular trips to St.
Louis. For a pleasant trip we commend the
.Sdiite to the attention Of the travelling public
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WANTED.

A GOOD Farm Hand, vino also understands I
II ing. Inquire at The Patriot OEfce. IA
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

NO. We ar" authorized 20 announce WH. JACKSON,
Esd Jos candidate Tor County Trustee at the ensuing
March election
EJ- We are authorized To announce JoHN RAINS as a
candidate for reelection To- the office OF County Trus-
tee, at the ensuing March election.
RI We are authorlZ ,d to announce T + SAUNDERS
candidate for the office County Trustee at the
ensuing March election
Hs3- We Authorized 60 announce Ell l.. WOUIr~ as
candidate for County trustee, at the March ciec
ton. nuvI-ia
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LET THERE BE 40 sEoKErs IN MEDICINE, or
rather DO pretended secrets. The Medical
Faculty published as soon made, ali their
diss,o,eries and almost ali that Is known OF
real value Tor the cure oI disease, has been
discovered 10y them d.. AyT takes the hoa-
orablc honest eoursc, aud right because IL Is
honest. lie goes 10 work and invents the best
remedy which medical skill can devise for the
care OF certain complaints: then publishes
what il is and maintains his monopoly of il
solely by making il cheaper, better, more per
feet. than anybody else can III the people
would exact this of all who offer medicines,
they would have much less trash TO swallow.
Acse Orleans Osqaa Feb. I-IW.
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Spefial Hotties.
Paraffine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very ia
vorably known and extensively used in the place of
Sperm for the last few years. Oils OF similar nature
and quality being made by the Union Coal and
Oil Company and very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained, the
best Sperm, and is fully equal 10 it Lubrcator;
having been subjected the upon both
heavy and light machinery and given entire satsfac-
ton. This Oil is peculiarly adapted Railroads Cot
ton Spindles. Machine Shops, and all machinery
where fine Oil is required. 1t is more economical
than ordinary Oils ii is sold about the same price
and as half the quantity will do an equal amount OF
fabrication and do It better
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be used
in the same manner the finest sperm The openings
Of the cans and feeders used ordinary coarser Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the Oil will be wasted
These Oils will be furnished dealers the factory
prices, adding freghts insurance, and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale by Ewin, Pendleton & Co. of this city
Agents for the Union Coal and Oil Company, Mays
vile, Ky.
We call public attention 10 the following certificates
Of gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWEN, PENDLETON & CO..
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Candidates..
SEEEEssEFAElTY.

RS We are authorized 10 announce JAMES " HINTON
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, at the
next March election.
Ez- We are authorized to announce J. r. MCCAIN as
candidate fer Shcrn Of Davidson county at the
SUNG March election
"a We authorized 20 announce joins K Ed
MoND5oN a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county
at tine March election.
H5- We authorized t" announce f. b. BIGIEY as
a candidate Tor sheriff Of Davidson county, at the
Man Oh election.
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Fest Remedy for Tooth-aehe.

drop or two Of BeAGG's ARCTc lININfNr, put into
the hollow Of aching tocth viii quickly relieve the
sufferers agony IT. penctratlvc property Is 50 great
that il instantly reaches the seat of the pain and drives
the Inflammation from the throebins II the
face be swollen, one or two applications Of the Lni
Will remove the swelling, by causing the bad hu-
be absorbed and driven OH. There is IA" long
any for sufferers OF tootA-a passing
seeprss nights Of agony; Bragg Arctic Imminent al
rords speedy relief, ami may be obtained at any re-
spectacle Drug store. Feb lin.
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COUNTY COURT CLEIsK.

re- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM l.. Eos
TFE candidate for the office Of County Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election
E5- We Hgthorizri ~ announce Capt. JONI :
DA~luL a candidate fur County Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election.
HD- We are authorized 70 announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAN, candidate Tor reelection t. the office of
County Court Clerk. Election IN March next.
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Franklin Female institute.

TIVE NINETEENTH SESSION OF shhs t0iiishing and
Il WcII-ssstablisllcd Institution, viii commence On
MONDAY, August Sisf
With Increased corfz 81 teachers IN tho Literary
neIartIaei4t--~th gentleman Ilssess<l a the high
qualifications Instruct the Nzz4l n-tEartlsrnt
with native tescher % give destruction in frruch,
and qualified 10 instrUrt IA ether modern i4ugusgcs-
sih fai supply ~ All Necessary schaoi apparatus
Institute preFaTea % c<iuN uiasi young
aiies as thorough aad ilu-slis1 i1cIo1 isr
obtaHfed IA afy Sehn5{ ~ Stlte Ne solicit us
fsaifoEaSa q tlsfsa deriFias have tsn ds4ghtrrs
kaoFsIkis and practically eisrafet For FaFtcc an
examine prinird circulars and catalogue, ~hlcL
AL % forwarded - apply NJ -
H. eLlNN, Ptaxc1PAr
LLLA-na-.-lL l. =.
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The Numbers from ! % so 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips
u paper, euCircled with small tin tubes and placed
IA Wheel.
The first i5 Prizes similarly printed and encircled
placed IN another wheel
The wheels are then revOVed, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize IL drawn from the other wheel The Mum
ger and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited tn
the audience and registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the Numbers drawn
This operation repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
The 60 succeeding Numb % those drawing The first
Prizes viii be entitled a. the rs Approximation Pri-
For example Il Ticket No 1880 draws the $40
900 Prize those Tickets numbered Il24S 1929 1881
ll-5&, viii each be entitled 10 S400 II Ticket No $50
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54S
$40, $50 SOL 552 VIII each he entitled $500 ana 50
according to the above scheme
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by
the last figure uI ttr Number that draws the $40 600
Prize. For example, the Number drawing the SO
600 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tckets wher.
the number ends in J, VIII DE entitled 10 $40 II the
Number ends with No. ,, then all the Tickets where
the Number ends ia viii be entitled to $40 and on
"a o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold the fol
lowing rates, which - the risk
Cert hcatcs Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half
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r. q y z &

From Col. Albert Pike, NJ. c. from Arkansas:
WASHINGTON u. C.. June Ii 1885.
81 have used two bottles Of your BGrlave's Hol-
land Btters and have found very useful in case Of
Indigestion and Headache, and recommend it 10 ali
who need pleasant ana elIicacous remedy and valu-
able tcnic"
DYsrEPnC WOMEN NouG!-Bnrhave's Holland Bit
tiers has cured Of Dyspepsia by using ii only one
week. | recommend it confidently 10 all suffering
from this disease.
CLARA +. SCHUCHiAN.
PTTsBURGH Oct. q, 1856
Mrs. :. t. the wife Of the noted Lithogropher)
Feb. l-3G.
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For The Nashville Patriot

EDITORS PATRIoT-A call was made on me
by some friends through your paper some two
weeks since, to become candidate for the
Office of Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson
county, at the coming March election have
delayed my answer till now, that | might ac-
quaint myself with the views Of the people in
various parts of the county. Every day for the
past three weeks | have been strongly urged
to run. Ii has become necessary for me to
answer, and | now do so, by saying that, actu-
ated by a sense of what | conceive to be my
duty, am a candidate for said office
c. W. NANCE.
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WEATHER WIsDOM.-Du tchman-COot NOR
yer, Patrick, how you tuZ.
Irishman-Good mornin' till We, Mike think
we, will We get any rain?
Duichman-l guess not; ye never has much
rain in ferry try dime.
Irishman-An' yere right there; and thin,
whenever it gets in the way of raining, not Il
bit o dry withcr will we get is long the
wet spell howlds
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wanted immediately. 10 900

49, engage in the Sale OF the most
popular selling Books la America lnyalids, mcchan-
les farmers and teachers, wishing 20 travel, viii find
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them To the country and make money az the same
time. Agents N Tic business are clearing from
$500 20 81 500 per year For full particulars, aud
list OF Books, address II. NJ RuiIsON, Queen Cts,
Publishing House, III Main street Cincinnati, Ohio;
II living last d. RUlIsUN, Philadelphia, IA.
sept II.
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ADVICE TO LADfEs.--We are aware there are
many of our lady readers who are complain
ing OF weakness and debility. Our advice is
20 90 at once and get some of AcLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLoOD Purifier.
Ii is a delicious ToNIc, and just the thing to
STRENGTHEN and ISyIGoRATE the whole organ
ization and FUIdFl the BLOOD. See advertise
ment in another column. For sale by all
druggists in this place. tcb l-Iw.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.


Enclose the money u address for the Tickets
dered, on receipt OF which they viii be forwarded by
first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending ia
figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
"a purchasers Immediately alter the drawing.
HD- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
p!ain aud give their Post ONCE, county and state.
Be- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic without deduction.
HD- All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
~ alter the drawng-other prizes the time Of
thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders FOR Tickets or Certificates TO
;. SWAN * CO., Augusta, Ga.
"a Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders filed ard save
time, by addressing :. swan y Co. either Of those
cities
H5-A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the nrze that each one Is
entitled o., Will DE published after every drawing in
the following papers :-4ugttStd ga } ConSsfisaaI-
~, Neg orleans DeiG, AoJiie Register Charleston
Standard, Nashville GdsGis, AadRta IHcige1cer, Neic
York Weekly Day Boot, SdudHndh N0yailg Aears Rich
'Holt DtTdtcb, Aes0 York Dispatch, and Pudding
Mss. ) CtdfIpn- Feb. It'd.
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Cincinnati Market.

tINtINNAII, Jan. oU-
There was less frmness the provision market to-
day, and it closed with dropping tendency. Holders
free 10 sell, and although there wis a mo
dersIte demand, IT not equal Ia the offerings. A
good many orders We're contaminated ana this had
depressing influence. Purchasers from abroad are
looking lower rates and, the indications are,
present prices contended for trade will relapse
a quiet state, and remain inactive until information
with reference 10 the crop, OF general character,
comes to hand. AT present very little is know posi-
lively to the extent of the increase, except that
nearly every point where business has been about
brought TO a close shows excess compared with
last year and most of the packing places hogs
tnue 10 arrive Here, the receipts to-day, quite
liberal for the season, comprising 700 head The foot
ings for the week ending Tuesday will probably eX-
coed 10000 head, Increasing the aggregate As 600
head, with very fair prospects for the continuance of
the business two or three weeks beyond that time
Prices being much higher here than any other West
eTn market, hogs viii be brought hitler from distant
points Rates current at the places, and dates annex
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For Cash Exclusively,

We have tins day concluded Ia do exclusive Cash
business. BY doing feel connicu, We viii not
only make advantageous 10 ourselves, but
toners also. FOR Is certain, any Merchant can sell
his goods eheaptr for cash than lac twelve
months time and, PERHAPS longer We viii continue
% sell our present stock at cost for cash
All persons indebted for past accounts must
come up aud settle, viii be compelled u give
them 10 officer
feb3 l. c. NICHOLSON 4 co.
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VIZ III VIII" @AllEs II NAEIEF
ctasFs
by ereer % iAs huaaTahls Creas Court q IaYss.1
ID coanty uIaa uqssn x ce1Elzeg lssr Isci1Esoncrs
.ssi1 ag,IpcaEl lie satzfaetieh q te Cart tal
H. AaEirs and xle, u n AaFier and Viz, Nm q.
eley and sfe J. d E1gers ana ale 41e flixA Brown,
4Etle4 defendants - tlzz eats -Fcs1lts The
tAte u kennesse. dat process cannot he served uI
Lleu. tLleEsf0se oFdrrel b ltc eoiIt DAT peb
slaa b EsFee ultlts ths f4fr.1l, news
aEer Published IA the cas- Il SzszEilis p<esaz1s o
tl1ss tbs same aaxn ff tleaFs the January
sss and sAsahi shey lail apsssr aud answer, tke
.Ee eiii b s1knn fer onnfess<d alG Cor hczFig
s4id l-s1 ulrntneed terra
IilUAAs T. sAuI.EY. Cssk.
s l. FSstk1. ~ a. {. LosE, lsefruty Clegk-
saAc1oz SOS fstxo1sFs. dsc1i-w1m
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COULDN'T AFFORD Tive were struck with
the strong common sense of this expression,
as made by an old friend and customer of ours
a few days since. Like most men h. is not
wholly free from his foiblcs, one Of which is IA
predisposition to grumblc-not that he means
any especial harm by it, rs it as often indicates
a lucky transaction in business us the reverse.
lie came in with a renewal Of his list of adj
yertisements. We jocuarly ak him if he
was not almost persuaded 10y the hard times
to cut short or discontinue altogether, his adj
vertisements Looking us directly in the face,
and assuming a serious tone, hercplied - No,
sir | can't afford it. | can retrench in other
matters, but the necessity has come for more
advertising. | can't afford it, sir, can't afford
it."
There is a great amount Of good sense
couched in these remarks, and good lesson
for many much less successful men in business
than our friend.
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COAL! CGAL!.
The Cherokee Corn Planter !

PATENTED ~ EIIIs a CHARLTON, seps sun, 1851
rysFIE ouis cheap dazafse aud efieicnt machine ser
4 Elas.tlrs earn ever presented O. the flsBtsrs e
lcssnn-z eNf1battan ~ Arssrs A rlslrolss
a q =. ~. % AArkrt alsast, >asflxiitr-
The Srrokrc Garn Planter feosinfnrnds itsrd zpsf
al ssAsrs fF IL durability ciseasc, fcitS, and
he s.f ssa.zser llast g erisfnlz tii1 lslioelas de-
scgsbc.i Nvfk-
n f,rsosss oai he ground ~ any resaired tspth-
sirofs the casn as tussy kernes arz1eds a. sls.e
u four isr srs diameter, nzatc1s4iseAli a. the hi
covers Ills halls and presses lie eaflh, - ~ he cd
s,atl.oa STA tits h0c lxna aAAFks AccaF@triy Tie
s5lsou u each hill Mith sisSe hofse. nlsa o. boy
e, tlaut I'm - nfinen pr dag Nth ss1sr-
.ntsrs ea stisess are lnFfse4 eAasnEaAt.on -
,ais rlschine u Acszrs- Arfnssruas Cos, shere 4
nav BE- soea daily il prscti14l eEeFallea.
f.Fau..s uizhtae - purchase COUNTY RIGHTS n
tnss ~ naioning states b. apsaynE nnavdE2ty, fks
ssrrissrx : being sssasr u FaIlly } - sIsa
such taFzns u insure useza s4rsp rstafa 90 ne
s,s.,s,,,s.-t eli a u.xe II Ma q Aarkrf street
N.shvals. ChlLLS AeDoA Ill
szn1.-d
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NOTICE.

NlTHf1t&AS, ths Insolvency q Tie estate u Henry
w k4si, dcurasrd h4s bvea suggested o. the Clerk
u Tie Coaaty coaFt; sna he AssElg made The ezser
required by TIE slAlats saCh pFasided- fAts
therefore 70 notIy the Creditors said essate ksx
claims against lhn sane - at4ar Al tae terx sce
and ME Tho saEap within t1ap, aulAen1catesi n TIE
pFescrsSe4 By ksx. beors the hifa Aen-
a4y IN Nay nezt, tlal the encts may alslsseui1a
cordinE % kau.
S.ais--wA I'D AosnxY. Aarar.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

JOHN ID. JAMES, Priest %. u. JAMES, Cashier.
NAsEIyIIE, Tenn, Jan. Is, isss.
~in give 80 eents the dollar for LAwrrneebarg
money; and ether ancarrent money a the market
price wish 10 paFciass sloo,ooe u rsnnessee STAT
Beads nli order and via give ne highest market
price for Land Warrants 70 aay amount
i.als--u yNo D. LANES
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Magazines for February.

HARPER's MAGAZINE;
EMERSON AND PuTSAPs MAGAZINE;
GoDEY's LADYrS BOOK;
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE;
PETERS0Ns MAGAZINE;
HARPERs JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION Weekly
PoRrERs SPIRIT OF TEE TINfss, Weekly;
FRANK LEsIIES ILLUSTRATED NEWS, Weekly
Received by JOHN YORK co.
Jan26-d .e- - .- fa-
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BIZ A N K OOK S
sSLHIE4 PAPER.

Ritls Of Eadin".
Steamboat Books.
Railroad Receipts.
Check Books, Oh die rdJiOus BoRks.
Note Books, 90 DE curious BuH4s,
Lettcr and cap Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
Black and He'd Ink.
Bankers Cases.
backgammon boards.
writing Desks.
Law hooks.
Medical Books.
BIBLES and Isymn Books.
miscellaneous Classical Isooks.
school Books.
Graham's Colonial History Of the United states
IancroJt's History oi the United states
Prcscotts kubcrtsons Charles The kifth.
Prescoti's ihiIlp the Second.
Prcscott's Mlscollauics biographical and Critical
Prcscutts Conquest al Peru.
rrcscotts Conquest Of Mexico
rrcscott's Ferdinand and Isabella
Life Of Washington. by Washington Irving.
Lie OF Washington, by Jared sparks.
Life and Times of II Clay, 10y Cotton
Piivato Correspondence OF II. ebay, by Cotton
Tho Works Of Calhoun, n vols, complete.
The MoTks Of Daniel Webster, ia o vols complete.
The Private Correspondence ol Daniel Webster
slarAs' Life OF Franklin.
Washington Irving Works, coiuIlcts ia "a vols
Coopor's Works, complete IN ID wis.
l1ppncott's GaxetccT 81 the World.
Appleton = Bo ligal Dictionary.
BiaSe's Biographical Dictionary.
Appieton's CyciOPcIta a Biography.
Ramsey Annals Il TcHnosscc.
Memoirs u Hugh l. White
American Eiogucuco: collection u Speeches and
Addresses, % ths MOST einent Orators II Ansesica
with biogsapllicsi sketches aud iiisstrauoa notss
Thirty year, the Uuitei States senate.
Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations.
DR., Lviagston's AZ years travels ia Africa.
Frank Forrcstsrs Great Work GA The Iorse u Amer
lea
stephens BaoS % the Farm.
The American Farmers Encyclopedia
Barry Fruit Garden.
DO~ning's Fruit and Fruit Trees.
Farm implements, 200 k,.sFAyags.
ISebtgs Agricultural claeiEistry.
For sale By JOHN YORK a. Co.
febi-tf NO. 3s Union "a.
D..aswIx.as.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-03

FRESH OYSTERS Our clever friends on the
corner of Cedar aud Cherry streets, Messrs. J.
Il w. MOORE, are in receipt Of a superior lot
of fresh oysters, and fish, and game Of all
kinds. They have fitted up, in addition to
their large public room, pr.Eate ROOM in
a splendid style, for the accommodation Of
their patrons, where they can be supplied with
all the delicacics of the season at short notice.