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METROPOLITAN
Rating House.
TIE PropusIOrs beg 70 inform tas citizens Of fHEshviIs
and The pubic generally that they have a. considerable
expense htied up tee slCTs hOasss The corner Of
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS
or the purpose Of carrying regular business IN The
New OFk style.
We purpose having e regular Bill Of Fare, with prices
attached, be enabled 70 suit both pocket and
appees OF our customers, charge for than
hey g This las been needed in city Hhd hope by
rct attention TO business, 70 merit public patronage.
We ee certain Of success, with sHOTts ad the i'm
Fir the Kitchen, will furnish Public Dinners
ne shortest notice. We also keep hand large stock OF
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
and Liquors.
Call and sEamines ct The Metropolitan.
q
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4 WISH 70 sell I
rnw-H usff-FI

WISH sell the farm which reside, 10 WiiIiamsoH
county, adjoining thas advertised above BY Nh. John q.
HILL containing By recent surve, hundred and ninety
nine hall drst faFmiuE laud
Portable dwelling, with al necessary out houses, suitable or
q snail farm, with good fhe iaFm we'll enclosed
Wilh good fences, including about hundred yards
stone ene8. viii sell this place separately, together
with NJ Hl5-8s both united would certainly des-
rA5s farm, and purchasers invited call Nr. il
and examine he premises. LAViNtA CRAIGHEAD.
FOr feFthsr particulars apply Mr. a. N Snyder, he
slOrsOf Snyder q FriEzslI, Nashville Z. &.
ann
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r. RUSSELL,
FARE ONLY s1a-TImE TERO, a5 HorIEs

FFVRAINS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem sy1SY
II phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Steven
Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold fU
8l2 Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the o'clock
Train, which arrives at Stevenson l5 A M, and con
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except In chang
ng c. l.. ANDERSON,
april2-tf. Ticket AGENT
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Soldiers ofthe War1aI2.

WISH 70 buy old Military Land Patents, Issued % So
diers Of Regular Army Of the 1872, aud dal8
the year 1873. Soldiers having such claims, the
heirs asgnsss win address The Undersigned a. Naava
Tenn.
nov 2s-4f e. PRULUWRs
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HOUSE-BUILDERS,

Who want good Gun Barrels, Flintor Percussion Loci
sheet BTass or German Silver Guards and Butts, Doul
TTiyrsTs Rias and Shot Gun Wipers, Gun, Nipples.
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RLACKSMTTHS,

Who are Inneed Of Anvs Of any size, Vices, either com
mon or Box Bellows Of any size warranted 10 Work PER
ecty Horse Rsps Fiat and Half Round Files, sedges and
Hand Hamners HOrse-SheO Nails, knglsh and AmeLean
Blister Cas- and Shear Steel Stocks aud Dies old eaon
D afa naa
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Who is in want or a Single or Double Barrel Shot Gun
ans Razor Pocket Kns Orsett Of Knives and rks or
anything Usually nund IN Hardware Store would Ana 70
their interest before purchasing, TO eal on
= IN
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EVERKRODY.

Who are in need OF KnO0s-Locks and LateheEs Of ny
basver Butt Hinges and Screws Bolts Of all kinds, W
COW Fastners, Sash Springs, Nails Pat Brads in shor
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LIABILITIES.
SrATB on NEw YORK,

t.-- stats ON New YORK,
CTty and County Of EsI0 York.
Morris Franklin of said city, President Of the New York
Life Insurance Company beng duly hrH ed, doth dec are
and saw tbat according to the best OF his knOwleige in
formation and belief the foregoing statement correct
and trus that all the investments therein referred to,
were made in good faith and not for any temporary eEEe-
dencv that the assets Of the said company were at the
dste Of the said statement 4O2 966 2 and invested as
therein stated snd set forth. -
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres
Affirmed this 9sd day Of February 1855, before me,
E. A. STAURBERY,
Commissioner Of Deeds
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CARPENTERS,

Who want 70 buy Planes ofany kind Common Cast sse
Augers and Anger Bits, Hand and TenOn saws, Rlles
Foot Adzes Braces and Bits Double and single Place Biits
COmpasses Chises and Gouges, Drawing Knives, Climb
let's Hatches and Hammers, Spirit Levels, oil and Water
Stones Squares Of any kind Screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk
Lins, Anger and Chissl Handles, Saw Sets
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ofIand for CITY Property

VHTE vIb 70 exchange $4,000 Acres Of valuable lau
w near White Oat Tor oRE) lsEnd, on Tennessee river
'o' Fi0peiS - J. I, & r. ". BROWN,
fyb ls--Qv ~ Cherry StTssi,
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Three Thousand Acres OGLand

Living in Lawrence county Mississippi odatsy on the
iisd from Now Orleans 70 Nashville, and within one
lie ri thai beautiful aud thriving new town Of Book
boyen For further Information enquire Of Dr. h. J.
"sls, OF 'n' THOs. C. JAMES.
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monetary ana Commercial.


without any market change in the general fea-
lures of the financial market Of this week, we have
70 remark that the expectations Of many have not
been realized This alludes TO those largely inter
ested in the great staple, cotton. The continued IA
vorable advices from Liverpool for the space Of
three weeks on each arrival an advance on advance
beiug quoted have been met by almost silent action
or lethargy on The part Of buyers. In some degree
this apathy has been brought about by the advance
in freights the difficulties attending exchange tran
sactons but more 70 the stubborness Of buyers who
maintain that there is safety in encouraging the
present currency, yet they have ventured to take
many thousand bales this week, as noted under our
comm ercal head.
The money market has, during the week, leaned
in favor Of lenders; though people have been pay
ing all the season, yet there appears 70 be just IS
much indebtedRess as ever-and when there will
be end TO it it is difficult to say. The sales of
commercial paper on the street, through the me-
dium Of bankers and their adherents, for the past
I've days, will reach S450,OO0-the most Of which
has been taken At the rate Of ten per cent Some
favored signatures have been placed at 9a93 per
cent There must be considered exceptional cases.
The usual operations the tOnsoris order must, Of
course, prevail from week 70 week there would be
Of Insurers if they did not occasionally have
nibble-and we have 70, IS usual quote some sales
Of paper at l}al3 per cent a month.
The regular rates may be classed-First class
Gnd highest grade commercial ana mortgage paper,
s4a9} good and high grade, 94alO and II per cent.
good TO fair, llal2 and 3 per cent per annum. It
is almost useless, however, 10 class such names as
will sell at per oeut, there is very little pa
per issued by these parties. There is good de-
mand for first class mortgage securities at per
cent but they are few and far between, and unless
there is sotivity in real estate sales they will
continue scarce.
In coin and bullion there have been receipts most
" from BRACES St. Jago, say 70 the amount Of Sl55,
600. The Mexican dollars have been taken at lO4t
al04f The bullion hes been sent to the Mint for
rscoinage, American silver Of the coinage Of 1853
is abundant, and sells in lots at lsl3 z cent. dis
count.
The following table shows the comparative prices
Of Cotton in New Orleans on the 18th Of March il
the yesrg designsted:
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NOTICE

DY virtue Of tWO decreta orders made in tho ChGnceTy
- Court GainsbOrO tAe February Term 1855 OF said
C0ur n the caso Of the Bank Of Tennessee, against
Jub Ice Wheeler and others, and TIE other I'm the
Million Draper and Judith Johnson against jubilee Wheeler
Manteu Rogers, pending aid CONT, will Saturday
the s daJ Of May 1855 sell public auction az the Court
House door in GlnsOOro credit o. six months, the and
n the pesdiugs mentioned sing n Jackson county Ten
In distinct No. H. Fynn's Creek and the
which said jubilee Wheeler now lives particular
description Will be given the day Of sale Mole and good
security will be required Of she purchaser and len
ausd on the land L the purchase money This 2th day Of
March, 1873 ". BOTTS,
mar 2I-a4t Tr5 foe 81 clerk & Mas.er
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There have been some sales on plantation, among
which we notice 900 hhds at 6a64 and $50 Prime at
! cents per pound.
MoLAssEs.-In our semi-WeekIy report we noticed
a decline Of cents per gallon as having occurred
in the early part Of the week, but since then, with
material falling off Of the receipts, prices have
covered to nearly their previous range. The weeks
up about II 200 bbls, taken partly for Atlantic
ports, but mostly for the West, and we now quote
as follows:
Inferior and fermenting to good, 24a27 prime to
choice 28a29, in barrels half barrels 3la33 cents
per gallon.
CoFPEE-The Coffee market has been in
settled state since our last she deH nd for eonsump
ton being partially suspended though the cargo re-
ceived last week, comprising 5040 bags, has been
sold at Hall 2 cents per pound The sales Of the
entire week, Including the cargo noticed abOve) are
about 1000 bags at a range Of II al2 cents per b.
which are the closing quotations. The stock left in
first and second hands is about 5000 bags, against
$4,000 at the corresponding date last year.
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DY virtue decretal order OF the Chanosry Court at
- GainsbOro, made The February Term, 1853 Of said
Court in Of w. W. WoodorE against IsOm Pharis
and Others pending in said VIII Saturday The
ls day Of May 1853 tho Court House door In GanbOrO
sell at public aacOn credit Of Twelve months the
Land in the plegdings mentioned, lying JeCton county
Tennessee, in district No u The Big Pranch, aud the
same OF a1d which James Phar resided at tna
time OF his death. NOie with good security will be required
the purchaser and lien retained the land for he
purchase money This t2lh March, 1885,
mar 7I-w4t YRS fee 81. w p. BoTTs, C & q.
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Notice,

WE have this day purchased the entire interest Of Nal
" w. Carter and Capt. J. W. White, In the Rock Gay
Flour Mile, and will conduct the business hereafter under
the style OF J. &. BAUMAN & co.
W. Il GOaDON & co. COnIinus to act agents.
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Notice ExfraOrdfnarY.

IRON and sler this date, viii require ths cash, on
delivery for all retail sales We forced ABORT
the cash system count Of the ab0 and loss attending
cole sting; and intend sdheTn strictly to this rule,
nope no will be disappointed offended Il the article
ordered Is taken back where payment is made
fore delivery.
mar 26-n E. BAUMAN & CO.
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POR SALE BY
w. Z. Berry & Co,
maria Public Square
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Y virtue Of decreta order OF the Chancery Court 81
- Gainsb0ro made At the February Term. ls55 OF said
Court, The Of George W bite snd ais against James
Spurock and ais pendInr in said Court will satur
day, the sJ day Of Way, 1855, the door
Gains00fO sell a. public aucOn for cash in haBd likely
Negro Boy. This 18th March, 1888 W. H. Bolts,
mar 2l-W4t prsfee 81 Clerk q Master.
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LIVERPOOL, March 5.-There is no improveme-
ment in General business, indeed there is rather
less animation than there was little time ago The
continuance of Easterly winds which keep out a
large feet with supplies Of all kinds of produce is
no doubt one cause Of the present inactivity.
We have had a very fair demand for Cotton which
was only prevented from being larger by the eX-
tremely limited choice in the current qualities Of
American; the middling descriptions have become
so scarce that further advance Of I'd per To has
been obtained, but for any quality above Sd per 10
there is hardly any demand. Large Purchasese0n-
time to be made to arrive by the trade as well
by spectators, at about Sd below the currency Of
the day. Orleans fair SD, middling I'D; Mobile
fair Sd, middling Cd; Uplands fair l5-l6d, mid
dling7 11-l6d; ordinary (Old) sgd; ordinary to
good ordinary new 7a74d
To-day's sales are 5000 bales, the market closing
dull.
TeIegraphc accounts and circulars to latest dates
Says the Augusta CoHstituoHaIist) report the def
cheney at 4OOO and if some Of the statements are
reliable, the deficiency is only 233OOO. At all
events, the receipts at the principal ports during
the week ending the 18th inst, compared with the
same week last year, show an increase between So,
900 and 60 900 bales.
The extent of the receipts Of Cotton from the 1st
of September to the 18th of March, was 2,21s, $50
bales, against 5l8 855 bales last year The total
crop of last year. it will be remembered, was 3 $780,
$40 bales; consequently, the remaining quantity of
Cotton to be received this season will be compared
with the 425 664 bales received last year after the
18th of March.
There is at this time nearly 400 900 bales Of Cot
ton at sea, bound to Liverpool and other ports in
Great Britain-about 10000 bales destines to
France and about 70, 900 bales for other foreign
ports making in all at sea for foreign consumption
about $40 900 bales. The stock on hand in all the
ports in this country is 800 900 bales which is 15O
BOO bales more than at this time last year
The statement, in all its important points, we be-
lieve as reliable be rendered, and we leave
the speculations about results to our readers.
New Orleans Market, March 20.
SUGAR.-This article has 1uotuated considerably
within the week. In our semi-Weekly report we
noticed a further advance on Saturday and Monday
of cent carrying up prices for fair to full fair
to 64a7 cents Il H. This advance was lost on Tues
day, and on Wednesday there was a further falling
of of cent q ID, which, in turn, was recovered
again THURSDAY, and yesterday the market was
very firm at our quotations, with a considerable
stock held for an advance The sales Of the week
sum up about 1000 hhds taken partly for Atlantic
ports, but mostly for the West, SC, and We now
0uote as follows:
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Nashville and New Orleans Packet,
RED ROVER,

WIN, STRONG, Master. ?. SHACKLBFORD, Clerk.
1,5OO tons burthenJ
TTNHB substantial new steamer. RID RO- $500
VBR, VIII depart Q above and sll inter h-a.-.SS
mediate landings TUESDAY next, I'D s2s
INST, al s O'clock p. NJ. For freight or pas- all
age apply on board or 70 n. ii. HARRISON
zC-u Agent.
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''YOung's Spirit Of the south 8

DERsONs wishing to advertise heir BtooDED sTocE,
etc, for the present In the esprit will please
hand The iR Immediately, 70 J. A. Fisher, Sec the
Office Of tbs Nashville DIiiy News, No. 40 Cherry St. in
order 70 be in time for the drst i,sus. mar2f-IW
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1858.

M. Bias the Patriot any late information from
Mr.. HARHIs, Of Marylsnd-the known friend Of
the admission Of Kansas" for when it felt 80 much
svmpatbv short time since
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FOR BURKSVILLE AND ROWENA,
THE steamer BLANCHE LEWIS, will elRGIr h
Il leave for the above and all iniermed- llsI..s9S
ate ports SATURDAY, March the
9sth, at O'Clock, 2. n. For freight or
passage apply on board ort0 A. HAMILTON,
mGF2b-td
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PlOG 0. S. FOWLER, of N. Y.

WILL commence course Of LECTURES on Human
w Science Lie, its Laws, Punctisns Improvements
q taugkt by PnreEOOgy ana Psychology; and applied
10 self improvements Management OF Children, Heal b,
Marriage, &c, early IN APRIL, az -- Hall
He will also tell applicants ali about themselves aad chill
dTsn. a. his hotel
For full PaI 1uars, see papers aRd bills Of The day.
Il-I0Wtf.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

1HlS HIVE has taken the drsl premiums all the Suil
and county Fairs over all others wherever exhibited,
aad IL pronounced the best in With this Hive
any one NAV keep bees Wh perfect safety and The
bees may BE- made % SWAIN from more hives,
may be conducted into any number hives
ING, and Sill have full supply Of Queens. The bees are
entirely protected from the Bee-oth and other Insects
hich annoy and ruin the bees. This WARRANT. ir
managed according b the directions which given in The
book furnish. The BEES opportunity exercise
the spring, and clear the 9Th from their hives, without
Lying Quito die on toe Ihs 9Th any time be
removed irom the hiyes without disturbing the bees The
bees can be transferred as Oen necessary give them
rev comb and without killing them 10 prevents all pos
biLy Il rubbnr while feeding. And Is thoroughly
uaied throughout drawers hives, honey boxes and
chambers The work aud progress Or the bees may
In The hives hOneybOXes and feed draWeFs. Inc
presented by the interior Of beehive has seldom failed 70
Interest even the tHcar0us Observer while ds with
establishment The nd Of the philosopher When the day
IS Inc and the sun shining brightly The habaOn Of these
marvellous little creatures exhibits the aspect Of pCpuOus
ald busy ety. The gates crowded with hundreds OF in
dusJIOus w0rker-some the wing in search susie
nancel oilers returning rCm The heds laden with food
some earnestly engaged budiug-sOme in tending the
yOung-Others emFO cd in cleansing their hataOn-Whie
four OF I've may be dragging the corpse COM
panioul and, Il would sPpear scrupulOus paying the
last hOnOrs 70 the dead.
IL Who would do without honey, when all can have
abundance, vita the proper HITE-
mar22-W W. D. SMALL, agent.
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HE LARGEST STALLION IN THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SALE.

TWBNTY HANDS HIGH, thorough bred, fue form and
color, the highest BIDDER Saturday the 9Th day or
March n o'clock the Court H0uss. Gail iook at
him before day Of sale, y months credit will be given
mar q "A. q. HAYNES q CO.
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Broadway House,

TEE shove House having been thoroughly reftted
Is now open for the reception Of travellers. TIE 800
proprietor hopes nom his long experience ia the bu- ~
snes and his determination b spare pains supplying
his table with the best he market affords, merit and re-
csive share Of patronage.
Terms.
LlF 81
week boaTders ...ssss ...s.-. 50
WM W. WIN BOURN.
mar q Proprietor.
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HENRY CLAY.

In six Volumes b. Calvin Cotton, L. D.. P,r,s, NJ
Public Reouony, Trinity CoIlsgs. In vari5u. svfss
binding.
s'Deaiined for leader he everywhere serted bic
destiny. John c. breckenridge vice Prssisu, ,fbs
United States.
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ROCK CITY
l@NATLIS.a
J.E. BAUMAN & CO.. PrOprf,s.

T Z. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
=. FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for
Wheat and Corn at their Mills Of Line and Cherry
strees, Nashville, Tenn
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ATTENTION.

Farmers and Epicures
THAT are in want or the best Of Eating and Seed sweet
Potatoes, call az BIN. 3. WELLEk'S, No. 50 South
Broad strees, ana you can be supplied.
mar2O-4. A.. BAKER.
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GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
r,r,.-r rrrrrr NJ
STRAYED or STOLEN
AUCTION sAEE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

w viii sell for CASH in front ourarehoussa CON.
w pleto ass5rmen Of GROCERIES,, consisting pant
as follows, vizs
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bis Star Candles,
goo bags coffee, l01 hlf & qrs Star Candles,
IS bbls neWMOlasses IS bNE selected W. R. Cheese,
40 bbls crs'd & poWd gars 100 Dbls White Whisky,
IS kits Mackeral, IS n. Y Brandy,
$50 p'e'kgs n Rssins, 10 bbs Holland Gin,
& sacks Almonds, 80 kegs Nails,
~ cases Ssfdines, Is dOz painted Buckets,
90 box Cove Oysters, 80 nests Tubs,
l0bsgs Pepper IS bEs Starch
p chests Teas, $50 bEs soap,
90 bales Cotton TWine, IS bKs poye's Candles.
IS coils Rope, leo dOE. MasOn's Backing,
Is cases Matches, 100 boxes Flasks
together Wih numerous other articles e. make up
plste sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS& CO.,
mar2J-td. No. 80 HafkeJ Street.
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Notice.
Ii persnns having claims against q John Dur
II re deceased, hereby notified die them with The
Clerk Of the COuuy Court OF LaHrenc cOlnty within the
time prescribed By aWi or tho viii be barred This
on February, lsj3. W. X. DUkRETT,
feb Iva Adminstrat0r
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.

RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
From after this date mill further notice the price Of
Extra Family Four..s2 50 Pine BFan.............5O
Elne rlour.s. 10 MIXED Bran. 80
OnDOlLed.. 81 Coarse Bran. 30
Mddlngs. IS Com Meal, per busheI. so
bnOrts.s.s rs
articles sold by the undersigned, deliverable at any
place in the city free charge When selling BY the guam
tty, their rate Of dseo1 Mt Is 10 per retail prices
mar 26-'y BAUMAN & co.