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HAMON Russell,
GARRETT WILLIAMS,


On notion the petit on referred.tO the Com
mittee on griculture and Manufactures.
Mr. HILL. A petition from citizens of Grundy
county asking to be attached to the county of Sc
qUa,chie Referred.
Mr. DAVIS. A petition from citizens of Bedford
county asking that the office Of County Judge be
created FOR said county.
Mr. HILL introduced a bill to provide for the
moval OF Luruitt College. Passed first reading.
Mr. ROSS. A bill repeating the section of the act
Of ls5j which requires sherfs to publish their sales
IN some newspaper. Referred.
Mr. BRATCHER. resolution directing the com
mtfee on the Penitentiary to report what, if any.
changes are needed in that establishment. The
rules We're suspended, ami the solution adopted.
Mr. WRIGHT "a bill to amend the laws in relation
TO the fees Of County Register Referee d.
Mr. THATCHER: bill TO make valid the nOncu-
Patiye will Of Milton Tate, Of Anderson county.
Referred
Mr. HARRIS entered q motion to reconsider the
bill, passed yesterday, TO provide for The distribu
ton OF the public acts,
Mr. GOODNER called up House me ssage trans
hitting House resolution to the Mt Yer non Associa
ton.
On motion, the resolution was adopted
Mr. NUNDAN called up Senate bill to amend the
charter and several act amendatory Ii ereto passed
by the Legislature Of Tennessee ami Is entucky in
cooperating the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company; which passed the second &c aiding
NIrHILL called up his bill to allow CT items of Van
Buren, county to file bills at McAmn vile; which
passed the second reading.
Mr. BTLLEN called up ms bill for th e better regu
laon Of the School for the Deaf and UNI at Knox
vile which passed the third and last l.eading
lels -AIessrs BUllen, Davis, Denton Harris,
He,skell, Hill, Jones, Menees, Nunday, McDouCal,
Ross, Walker, Whitthorne, Wright and Speaker
Burch-I5.
Nags.-Messrs Bratcher, GoF, Good ger, McConni-
co aud NelCker.-j.
1lr HEISkELL entered q motion to re consider and
Senate took a reccss until D p. IN.
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What "a vIrFfniau says.


Nfgggrg 3. a. FatHsstOcs a Co.
GErrLEwEy-Mr James X. Falclfo, resident o. Henri.
90 c1un v the city OF Richmond Va The lol-
loving statement 10 me:
4 negro 0Cy, Two years old was very sCs; presumed
the cause 20 be worms. became much pro-rrlad tHa
drspared of all hopes Of his recover, rs the lass resort
conc uaed 90 IN b. tahuesJuCh- ternIftgr, u. Dg-
chased Of o. A.. trecEer, one vial, which -ave him
ia ioouf morning ana ul.bt fog three ia-siu eonln
Ult on. IA 10 Inar ID rec hours after had hIu
first dos the child commenced Go pass vOrm of all
from inches ung O. The Astonishing number
from dive huucrod-aaI tle BOY Is perfectly
well.
certify, with pleasure he truth Of the above state
mela o. A. STRaCkrR.
sold Wholesale and retail bu al tie principal drug.
gsts and eouaEJ merchants throughout he Untsd states
j. -
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, January :, 1858.
Vie L0urnal of yesLerdaE was rod
PERSONAL EKPLANATIov

PERSONAL EEPLANATIOV.
Mr. ST. JOHN having obtained leave for th E pur-
pose, heard in the following explanation
The petition which he presented yesterday, 10
change the county line between Cannon and ilson,
the petition Of James King DESTROYS of being
included in the county Of Cannon.
lie then proceeded to read the leading editorial
article in The UNIoN AND AMERICAN of December
Is, 1897, and remarked thersupon as follows:
l was not here when that bank bill was fram,edby
the conference OF caucus. | had gone home. On
returning, the question was before the House, and 1
stated that had had time TO investigate the bill
AMI wished pOstpOuem en-; however, the bill passed
tie second reading In the Interim between the
the time Of the second and third readings, investi-
gated the biz. did not know what amendments
had been made in the Senate; but offered such an
amendment as my Judgment approved. I believed
1t to be right: and it remains for the House and the
country to determine whether it be ." cat wit
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WASHINGTON, Jan. A Private adviees from Rich
nond and Petersburg announce thatthe Walker and
Nicaragua excitement is intense in those localities
at Richmond, resolutions were introduced in the
Legislature to-day, considering the arrest of Gen
Walker, and censuring Com. abiding for his IN
warranted interference
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IL persons having CLAIMS aE-Hsr the Oliver
! Trwls d.-"a-a- are here n0uHsd 90 ME hem
before the 8. M-nda I'm Apu sj-- OF icy Va % be- barred
y satu -ralOu Of said will be
out. This Iggl Dsceughar. 1857.
JOHN w. TOW Les AdmiuistTltCr
dec2s tw3W. OF Ouyer IOTlss, decd.
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Ladies come out In gay attire,
and keep merchants iron despair

And keep 70 egcLauts Iron despair
Aud long faces
NOV, Ladies, there i- excuse Tor DuWdv Bonnet.
~ 10 max tlIuEs in0E gloomy SAM -uspeu
s0ns and seaCJ OF uuLs.- 4- tJT must
Fall SlscE-
." Cloth .LolE7 tr)d 50 20 s. worth double that price,
100 Pieces Of tHJlas- cry leU Eal 0eaa-II style.
$40 Cgusu"s 0 Paris lowers ioF Buuuets, BaIus &c;
81 do Rich lsLao1l and Ostrich pIulles new des grs.
80 cases OF .ch aud me-ium price C.I1red G.ups sRc
plain straw;
20 case c9orad Le=horH Fils, Misses Gipseys, Plain
SlrawF. &C.
PSI I.s kush caps and Illusions.
Our slsgS Of Faucy t0uItrs viii sUrpGz- aryH5rg We
have displayed al cur previous openings arg
cOE '-uas and ri1aF5- a 5EgD-5- half price
any e cy. BuzE collars and LaCes. very large st0cs
EubT31eres and Weed work Gl11s endless vares; 20
dozen HJ.p ped s- OF ever design large stock
Fancy and ornamental goods consisting of hu5 Uab1as
combs, tge sisle Eg-et 10. GUmeIasc Head
role art Gle, E2rE-Cs superior article cents
worth 10 Glgves, i-r-s., t-us- extremely low
prices. A good of GOIea Goods for children, Tai
mas, Jackets tll, BET El-s. dose Style, kgoe.ts for
leateT aal fEgyst -s Worked and Fancy Dress caps
1 .h4Ir ami ellis s.lcg I a1-Ireszes hoaieiy5-
" aau Eiul- large -.".a %. cha.r.....
Partisan lu.Egr a.aa. T.. So FsEr gent.
UOs22 ag ~, lU... -.raal, luyr.a stale Bans.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
II-r,-r-r.- Ian Z I
YENING sEssIC

EVENING SESSION.
On motion by Mr. ROULSTON, Qhe rules being
suspended for the purpose the House took up his
bill Q6O) to authorize John Hoodenpile to build
mill dam, SC. fLI
Mr. KEENEY proposed to amend by clause, au-
thorizing John Sharpe, &c, to build mill dam in
Cliuch river:
Nr ROULSTON proposed further to amend, by
clause repeating all laws for the navigation Of Sc
quatchie river:
Mr. BRAZELTON proposed further to amend, by
clause authorizing A. Ballinger to build mill dam
ia Holston river:
Which amendments being severally adopted, the
bin as thus amended was passed the second read
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AUCTION SALE

articles 0 The grocoTY line too nuncT0us %
las B. s. FRRNCH 8 son.
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gz5H Among the mluy reports -1iug the rounds
of The papers about Monaghan affairs, is one that
Eon. AUgTuEH MhEsuHLL, Of kentucky, viii in
troauce into Congress resolutions directing that
Gen. WALKER Doe sent back TO Nicaragua IN a Gov
eminent vessel Another report says thUt Captain
CHATARp, OF the Saratoga, has been deprived of his
commission for failing 10 arrest WALREE's steamer,
the Fashion, before she landed her passengers.
Dz57- Hon. II. $. Foo-c. late Of Mississippi, and
later Of California, intends lee settle in Memphis
Tam
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rVHE Brarf or Directors 1s BoaI Street Bridge Com
Uary have this cay .clr-d drgrteTed OF per cent
pay able On and af-r he lab of ia Esry.
ian 3-sv 5. n. SCOTT, Treasurer.
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SENATE.


THURSDAY, jan. Z, IoDo.
Mr. HILL presented petition from citizens of
Ssqultchie asking an appropriation TO purchase a
suhcient quantity Of rare ripe corn, for seed,
fa Lows:
To the Honorable Senators and Representatives Of the
geasrai assembly Of the State Of Tennessee, Hog
0sseujisd:
We, your humble petitioners, pray and ask small
appropriation from the State Treasury to buy the
"yelow rare.ripe corn, which natures il three
months We your petitioners, are citizens Of Sc
4uqr-hie county, and live upon the face of Cumber-
land Mountains, aud have planted Indian corn for
the last two years, and the seasons have been too
short. our corn has not time mature; We, there
fore most respectfully ask small appropriation by
your honorable body to buy this early seed corn,
commonly known and called ''rare-ripe We have
lost seed aud bread corn by the late springs and
early falls, and hope you will grant our moderate
aud reasonable request.
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Mr. WHITE Of Knox presented thepetition os sun
ary citizens OF Knox county ia reference TO liabi-
" Of railroads for stock killed by operating their
roads, which was read and referred TO the Committee
on Internal ImproTeme
a, fE FI,1 ITIoSs Pa sED THE Ft--~ READING.
mr. blChNELL in 1, dueed bill no. 546) for
Mr LAOA61 introduced Is oil no. $40 to iucor-
dale. 0
Mt Ne" MAN introduced bill no S4S) to pro
'ecI cohslaoies from prosecution nv receiving the
sum OF one dollar for leyying an execution, &c.
Mr. hENDkIC h introduced bin NO. S49l TO re-
peal part Of the Sd section Of the aet Of 1874 chan
ter g..
Mr. FRAZER introduced bill No 850) to incor-
Porate Lebanon Lodge No. 90, Of Free and Accep.
Jed Masons.
MrBEALE introduced bill NO. 35l) to amend
the law with regard to steam mills
Mr. VAUGHN introduced a bill no. 252l 10 ipcor.
porate Cumberland Lodge No g Of Free and Ac-
cepted Mas0ns Lof The city Of Nashville
Mr. ROBERTS in reduced Joint resolution crea-
ing special committee on The Fee Bill
Mr. STANTON introduced bill no. S5a) to re.
peal the act which requires notices Of the sale Of
land to be advertised in a newspaper.
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On motion by Nr ROBERTS, (tbe rule being sus-
pended The bill to consolidate The Offices Of Entry
Iaker and Surveyor Of Grundy county, was taken
up. and the bill passed the third and last read
ing in the House Of Representatives.
Mr. Cannon made an Intellectual motion to take
up his bill to create two civil districts in Sullivan
county.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morning
@ o'clock.
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.ErxA MINrNa couPANY. 80.

pended the House took up the Senate bill TlG4l to
amend the charter of the Etna Mining and Manu-
featuring Company and the charter of the Chatta
noogl Packing and Milling Company, and the same
was passed the first readiug
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claws OF ga catwithout claws - a lion IN eave %
OF lion in the woods an not carafnl aSont
the decision. ! Do not profess to be politician
but the people Of my county having called me to
represent them here, have acted, and / shall con-
tinue to act, upon my sworn judgment in the case
It would be, perhaps useless for me 20 undertake to
give the reasons why offered that amendment-they
are 50 palpable Eevery gentleman can see its pro-
pnety. It met the appreciation Of the House l be-
heye, without dissenting voice; and after this the
paper comes along and calls it "a cat with claws
striking at the foundation Of the bill-making it
VOID and nugatory. deemed it necessary for this
reason: That, without it, the parent bank could
nave no communication with It's branches: they
would be rendered separate, independent institu-
glons and both the banks and the people would be
deprived Of business facilities contemplated in their
onarIers' IL would result in an oppressive shave
upon me people l still believe the amendment to
Ie aud without it viii vote against the bill,
'noSgn the result be the death of it.
MI oIANION desired TO correct mistake Of our
types IN the report Of Mr. Saunders discussion of
sue resolution TO resond the House subscription to
1 - LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN, on the 18th
~ december, where his name is twice printed for
III saunders name in the cOllOquy between that
gentleman and Mr. White Of Knox-representing
wat might be thought an impairment interference
~ matter 1 with which he Mr. stanton had part
:: III III hAAEh made thcmoton yesterday to recon-
sluer the vote passing Mr. Davies land vendors BILL
anu not 91r Polk--AIr F. having voted inthe afirma
i've for that purpose y
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GREAT BEAUTIFIER
SO LONG UFSUCCLSsFULLY SOUGHT,
F0J Nd AT LAST!

TOR restores permanently Cray Hair TO Rs original
l. color covers iuNuuauty tho bald head; removes al
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% 70 any Imaginable age, removes, Il by masic All
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WOrld-NOted Women; Or, Types Of
WOmanIy Attributes Of an Ages and Lands.
By Mary Cowdsn Clarke Author Of ga Complete Coueo-
dance 70 shakspsare," "Gifhcod Of sisks7.srs's
Hsroinss," "Ths Irsa Cousins &c, Illustrated with
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Staal vol large $40. Plea type. Bouaa iu noroc-
Cos In various rieh eooEs and in the highest style OF the
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CAUTION.


Many Druggists, having Oil LHiUeuts on hand viii Try
70 sell them sou The best ult do ygt positively TeJ.e
10 purchase them * for BRA CPS Af~ iL LlLSENt
and take no other
ITRERAT pEsDPOsIEION-
The pr0TreJDrs agr-e uish ca d Frlasef 81 d'
lar bort- vim re hsrrson lbs Cu1ed states Jour
mai Tor ~, qofs ia a. sOf the best York llus-
trstaf a--s 5frs Cd Ing the holder BEN
Ell nj ~ ru.sfir ms closed she wrapper
aver 9. ' lr, a etc LiBTmaut is put up n &c
M. $40 a. $500 me- 81. haes and 81 bottles contain
80 and 100 per Ii Nth- I'D pIoPol'ou 70 bhtf
cost, aud tue cheapest.
For sale by Bragg q BNAV"eS' sole PIopIleIors.
St Louis, Mo- -, 4, r,,,,,.,,,r,,
Wholesale A. snts,
.IS =, poccoB ~ " HENpEkSHOT, and J.
sTPIrCnu n n jan l-ttW&Wly
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STEAM BOILERS.


HAVE closed Up my Stable Market street, not f1E the
rrrose Oh going 10 Texas, but 90 attend my
bs corner Of Church and Front strEet where have
moved our stock, aud viii Be pleased % reVe the atUu-
age Of ny old customers and tho riding public E-asra
fur.I g. vs.. aUtNrR
r. 81 wish 20 hire good CETrag-crvsr. For good
one good pEiee viii be advanced monthly 'or one Or $40
8.
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This invauatle LinmsDts also equally sTcacous in
ing the Of rails, witness the folio c-rLf-
cate Hessrs ~ a.Arn0t, aud Lynch, Aruot Co.. Feep
thg two largest livery stables u the gs and geusfEy
known throughout g. United STATES.
ST lou s., Dec. 22Td, 1851.
We, The undersigned having used Or Bra-E Arctic Lir
uenf for numoe O, months rreeUy testify to It's super
FOR eiicscy n curing The diseases OF h0-s well
sasn50 81 the Arctic being the best Eminent made, that
FuUld use no otter We sUrD and have kept
Ter OF years, eNtsse livery stables ~, diseases
great and We uuI-s.slHE Eha the arctic LIN
the only web ya EVIL iOuld always CGtCliye. We
osly ecsmmsnd L 90 all hyeT stable Ee6pers and Others
having the care OF 10 I5gs,
J O. &. ARNOT,
Lynch, ARNuT & co
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AMERICAN Banning.

Harry u lrarnr IT. ThfT4Fa1rIf4 the arflr0r az "A
,..7r 49,. ........
"o-N vi 3 o-' 'o'l L,"..5 anu d '.---'Io
can, Is writing series OF letters 10 The President
/ in which be dis usses the currency question The
! following We cculenss from The second letter:
American banking mad its origin ia New England
/ From the close OF the war; in 1883, to- 1871 the
average number OF banks In eNls guce, throughout
/ che New England States. was Is; while The number
/ of failures . that psuol-eu5r4ciDg as IL did. the
/ years IN wa.s-, under French DEGREES and British
Orders in Council rle seas were swept OF American
rgfr- r-s Jarf.. NJ the half ca-.rl~- from. r-g-
~. -..s a-,f-. linz. .Is -.-.47 n ..-- rs -rr+
"a .-i.9. .ff.5- ra.-..-,-,. ~. rrrs;- 5-..5l--f-.
averaged M les thar, sfyr. 7ra the total Tr,rr,e,
.f,I-as I'm rbarfIare century vos.,r-r,yartr
Or TWO 5r every five wears. IN 81 aerf7I of rr..tsr
commercial d sir~aar.es fhsr bal ever before been
known OF these failure. five took rraa. n, Mas
-aehusetss: but By these the public suffered EuIe.
if any loss
In lew York. the banks, in the thirty years prior
10 1851, had averaged twenty six In number and
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Lest,

Lac st.
THE undersigned has lost hand call ny for Five
Hundred and ~ixy dollars eEscaJed bv Majors suF
j. g. syor, the 3ist day OF uzCeuUe- 80 O. due eIy
u5utls aJeT date, aa3 made payable Jesse brooks AM
persons are n1Tshy CaUtO- -1s tuuE said note
and the makers Oh rso hstsJy moulded to paw ne
same IL presented uU ess autb0T cd By ANY one ind
Dag Hd ies W be pe saec for trouble. ff ue will
leave Hll d. g. Iur1e-J. 90 The g The Union nn
american. Said un.s eit-erl mi Use or on one
Of the railroads esag 10 he Eassrn portion Of The State
d. x. JOHNSON
Nashville, Jan g. 1853. i.u5-tr
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At the lae great Democratic meeting in Phila-
delphia, letters were read from mango The leading
statesmen Of the country. Among the number, was
enc from Gov. Brown, the Postmaster General
which We copy IN tO-day's paper. We invite atten-
ton 10 it as one Of the cearest and most fOrcible
expositions Of the issue in Kansas which has ap-
peared from any quarter
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ETEt-sfn -sEErEE -lr%nl

White Bluff. Dickson COsss 81, @ cnucssCe.
THE Subscriber ha. just tied ami furu he'd hotel
L and is prepared to accommod2t@ as travelling commun
itv IN he hest manner White b ~ is situated the
Charlotte rrpike. twenty eight miles Nashville anr
len rm Charlotte, and is yer de- 0le stopping point
for tho pas ing and from Nashv soliciting share
Of ne public Tat0nage iha subscriber assures all that
best e1 rts shall be directed % please
farg--tr A.. P. NICES.
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SEWING MACHINES
CLklBQRNE MACRRIE W1EKs,

GLElBGkNE MACHINE weeks.
IRON FOUNDRY.
we have now started our new and extensive Foundry
on the old stand Of the late Nashville NsuUtEC.urrE
Company and are prepared 90 execute heavy end -bL
work OF nuy cescrpt0. the sECT est rsrg IfrEt Jasl
20 small sm0uus at brCderats city prices heavy
nEs 10 large amounts furnished per contract Cincinnati
prices vita acdluoUso Of ireEtg We haze a0 commenced
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, -awmls, FoUrmiIs of The proved
patterns made 90 order JObcuy repairing done IuFti
b. We ready make contracts Euuas and stills
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers put Up heir
Mills with little sIpguso. Manufacturers suJ Farmers VIII
find profitable us before going East or West fox
Machinery
STEAM ETILEHS-
For sa0nary engines and steamboats, made 90 order 0fthg
best material, with EIrsfr0urB, Gra-es SIauCrs
and Valves, warranted 10 stand -uy pressure required JT
Manufacturing or pOrpslldg purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SuithwOrk done excellent style
but hrsTat0 Iron used,TH mill WurEr -sTups os1
Pitman Irons, Saw crGHks Bolts and all Sind Al irons
made 10 order short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap 1lclllerg, WI
do we'll 70 cal AZ our Office or address BY Letter.
o.. JaChER q CO..
Claiborne Machine WORKS. Nashville, IelH.4
uly25-tf Late Nashville aan- t1--s -l1Fs-
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FEGUIAR AUCTION SALES,
or Furniture, Utensils, etc. every Saturday Morning
- 10 O'ClgCk.
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So the bill passed the second reading.

On motion by Mr. DAVE, the House now con
sidered Alr Folks motion 20 reconsider the vote of
This morning the passage Of his land vendors
bill, and the motion lost; and then 1t was or
ierei that the bill be forthwith transmitted to the
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st. N1ary'so Academy,
YOUNG EADEE :,
Three Miles and a half from Nashville, Tennessee


UNDER THE CARE OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
AND II. PATRONAGE OF TIE RIGHT REV. P. r.
NILES, BISHOP OF NASHVILLE.
CT NJ RVS OdsTs OF its FECULrARLT
~ LOCArIuE, superior attractions Young ladies' who
wish D. receive solid and LDUCATI0S lnstI
iu-uh where AZ thesane slime, every attention R be paid
10 the HEALTH AND C0Fozr OF he pupils and the utmost
care ake o. cultivate hose FRINCt-
PITS, which alone render education profitable in aei
life.
TERMS,
board FeT session ~ %
washing NeldaE and sta iO1sr per Session.. 10 %
Tuition IN FrsE ar-ioTy o.
Eed.um lu 90
higher .................... 20 80
Music on Fauo with of l1stmeut, per Session. 5 %
- GUITAR, per Session 10 &c
Laur Fr hand ltalIL- 10 GO
drawing and Painting %
BED ana Bedding 60
Pm sc La' lees viii be delayed Oy Parents and Guar
daHs.
No tgductea made for accidental absence, he with
tawal Of pupil except In case OF sickness. An extra
charge OF %, Tor those hI remain hOdrders d. ing
ton EAernal observance Of The RULES M be required Of
all
AN communisstians to be addressed to SISTER XAVIER
ROSS Nashville, Tenn
RlFzsESoss :Et rev. Rich. P. lilies, Rev. J. scha5ht
LIcl. BUNS. ESQ., Nashville Eng IcGvuey. Mem hIs-
n. B--fag mef O. yaraoly, IN advance jan j-d3N-
BENZ. T. SHIELDS SALES FOR 1855.
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REGULAR AUCTION SALES.
or Dry Goods. Clahing and Varieties ever evening at
- early gas light Terms iU an cases cash delivery,