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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

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~. TENTH SEASON l857-59-Thc Second Concert viii
Music. The foOyvi. .oneercd
their services: Madame NJ JOiINSON-GRAENfR Pianist
signor LABOCETTA and Sgnor CASTER. Conductor-Mr.
THEO EISFELD
Tickets for sale at the Music Stores of Messr Shsrenberg
Luis No Broadway; BROWSING, No. 70l Brosdvay and
NJ Walker No. 67 Fulton.st Brooklyn Members will please
procure their extra tickets before the day OF the Concert
All the door the evening of the Concert will @
81 ~ each NO SEATS SECURED. Doors open ST O'Clock
- 'O'"D'N'' al O'''" p ''' L. sPIER, sec'y
or. GEORGES SOCIETY Of NEW-YORK.-
Charitable Committee Of this Society, most kindly consented 10
give DIansc Reading in aid of its Charitable Fund the Com
ui,tce OF Management have the pleasure tina:
MRS. FANNY KI.MBLE
will read Shakespeare's Play Of
II A Nj l. r Il
On SATURDAY 9TH January, 1859,
At Mozart Hail, No. 66S Broadway,
beginning at O'Clock precisely The doors viii open O'CLOCK
and avoid interruption requested M the oudisncc DO pune
tnal In their attendance. - -.
Tickets admission, 81 EACH be bed a. Wiism Hall u
Sons No 239 Brnsdwsy c. Breuinss No 7Ol Broadway
King Crawfords No. 80 Wiisms Albion Office, No ID
Beekman John C. Force Hgh-, Brooklyn sue at the door
of entertainment. Also Of the Committee O
TW0WAS DIXON esq JOSEPH FOWLER, ESQ.,
ANTHONY BARCLAY esq. ED. f. SANDERSON. esq.,
w n. CUTHBERTSON, esq, JOHN ;. BARTLETT VI. d.
JOHN c. BEALES, NJ. d., WIN YOUNG esq,
SEPTIMUS CROOKES esq, HENRY EYRE. esq,
JOSEPH &. WELLS, esq, ROBERT BAGE esq.,
EDWARD WALKER esq, NJ b. BURNETT, esq.,
ROBERT WALKER, esq, c. b. GILMAN: esd
CHAS CLIFTON esq, GEO. s. RAINSFORD, esq,
ARTHUR KENDALL esq, G. H. WEBB, esq
J. D M' EbWAab IS !. WARD. esq,
Chairman OF Charitable Committee
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WOCH!!

WE want 80 ,0CO lbs CLEAN WASHED TooL, for
~ which viii pay cash. We want it TO make
Jeans ana Linsey.
mars W II. GORDON & co.
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Ctrcutt Courts of Tennessee.

The Circuit Court fthe 9th Tennessee Circuit, opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays IN January, May
and September; At Franklin, ON the second Mondays
in March, July and November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge w. b. Bate, Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits in te state and Circuit Court for sum
ner county WHICH is held by the Judge Of the 'riml-
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford on the third Mondays IN February
June and October.
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NOuUreSs.

The first session of the 5th Congress began Mon
DAY, Dec It'll, 1857. The Vice President Of the Uni
States President ergcfo of the Senate James
Orr, of South Carolina, is the present Speaker Of
the House OF Representatives, and James C. Allen Of
Illinois, is Clerk. The following is list Of the Con
oressnien from Tennessee:
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Removal.

TIVE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
4 old customers and friends and the public general
ly, that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand on Market street % NO. 5 ia the large brick
building. lately erected the So.tl side 90 Broad So
where lac keeps constantly hand and makes 90 or
der the various articles embraced Ia las busi-
ness lie invites especial attention 90 hI- large assert
ment OF CASTINGS. HulLOW-WAI.E, BRASS. &C. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Flow Mods
straw Cutters CnrH-SHclcrs, Curu-C rashcrS, Mill
CrushcrS Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Ccl.c Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, bog Irons. candle sticks
and an almost endless variety or other articles.
Jan. eft ANnREW ANDERSON.
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III. Di.trictConrt.

The District Court of the United States convenes at
Knoxville on the ,hird Mondays in April and October
at Nashville fret Mondays in March and September
aud at Jackson, on the second Monday N April and
October.
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IcipaI Government of Nashville
JoHN a. McEwEN, Mayor.
Aldermen.


JoHS 4. McEwEN, Mayor.
Aldermen.
Ffrst ward-JoHS CoLrART and G. F. JONES.
Second Ward-T J. HAZE and W p powNs.
Third ward-JoHS X. HUNE and g. W. pARptN.
Fourth Ward-DAyID T. wAIW and J. T. BRowN
Fish ward-G. NJ FoGG and J. T, COLEMAN
sixth Ward. HAyNIE and JoHN \. FrsiiER.
Seventh Ward-w. A. DAVIS aud Isaac PAUL.
Eighth ward-C. II. CoNGns aud Ina p. JONES.
WILLIAM A GLENN Recorder
CHARLES 4. FUILKl, Treasurer.
GODFREY NJ. Fo0g City Attorney.
Arson NELSON, Revenue Collector.
JoHv L. glenn Water.Tax Collector.
JIM SEABURY, superintendent Water Works.
T. J. HALE, Tax Assessor
VIM NJ BRowN CITY Marshal.
] j. EVERETT W II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshals
uN A. PETIT. Captain Night Watch.
+ EDEmcK MARSHALL, W. II. SrrRprvANr, SAMUEL
J. STA KEY JouN u. DAVIS, ". Z. WATSON, NHuAN T.
Mean TER, r. NJ CAvrrT, wN. YARBHovGu, ALENANpkR
BRASS, A. W. II BmSKLEY, JAMES a. TANNsIsY, W IL.
cRasrnN All, JouS BAuGH, 5. McCAuaP, \ c. TUCKER,
R. NJ. " ,rsoN, and W. ). HARRISON, Night watchIncn.
Wa DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
r. y. Co.'s, whari-Master
JAN sHESSoS, Street oversoer.
The ard Of Mayor and Aldermen meets on the
scond nd fourth Thursdays OF each mouth.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. h. Turner Is Judge OF the OTin'hal 'o"r'
for the counties of Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
gomcry, and John shane Esq, Is Clerk Tor TINS conn
tv Itm,ets at Nashville the first Monday in April,
August and December.
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ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

rTNHE attention of Railroad Companies Farmers.
L Manufacturers, and all persons dcsIrous nf rurrha
sing at home good machinery. such STEAM IN
ClNES. CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING.
tARN HtElH OF the most improved patterns. SAW
new Establishment now growing mp rapidly ON the
premises ut the late Nashville Mauuiact Company
We intend to carry the business fully as cNcus i've
before, and shall be ready To- take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already Cummenc-
ed operations lu our blacksmith shop and Iolpr-yard.
and shall give immediate satisfaction old and new,
customers
We are experienced Ncchanics-cach Of us person
ally attending 10 las own dcpartmrEt-and thus we
shall be able % turn cut superior work lower rates
than heretofore done IN this city. We shall warrant
every piece Of work done this Establishment aud
prompt ana personal attention every order left
al office; thus hope 10 give general satisfaction
and be pdtronized by all friends ot home manufacture
N. JACkFR q CO,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn.
June 2.-u late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Uncurrent Money at Par.
z. c. McNAIRY * CO.,
LANCE DEALERS 1 KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE HAVE now In store an unusually argc and
w elegantly assorted stock OF Fail ana Winter Goods
Of every description, aud We are prepared To oIcr
greater Inducements 10 persons wishing articles
line, than Il has been our pleasure 10 do. Our
stock, both a. To- quality and variety, viii compare
with any the country, Uua our prices shall be as low
possible ur them % be. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city Will do well 10 give stock early
and thorough examination, We feel wecna make IL 10
their interests. We would call the attention of the
buyers particularly the following departments
business:
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NO. rs CEDAR STREET.

HAVING lately, very unexpectedly Frcrlsea -
al inguico 81 sGIeEa'r ID
r;,. r-r.,eh caSzsweves ana plush yes.iuVS
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$4,000 PAPERS
ErcSh Garden Seeds.
M are now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w Of Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties ever brought this market They
are all OF the growth of 1857, and from the following
houses OF well known reputation:
Or. Landrcth 4 Sons. PHILADELPHIA
Inc American Seed Garden, Withersfield, sc.
. Fl-ley's 5, Fredonia, New York
shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratalious distribution. Call and get
In addition TO the above, we have a large supply OF
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
just Teceive from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins Co., 900 Papers Of Flower Seeds The
lovers OF Flowers have larger and better assert
ment from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city
RAINS K BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
Janl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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SRnaIOrs.

JONI BELL (American) whose term expires in 1889
ANDREW JOHNSON, (Democrat) whose term expires
IN 1863
A o. p. NICHOLSON, (DemocraD has been elected 10
take the place OF Mr. Bell and his Will expire in
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Real estate Suits.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

I'VE WILL SELL the most reasonable terms,
w FIFTEEN ACRES or LAND, iear m,ivs .rom
the city, on the MuFIreesboto turnpike on A creek,
dor all complete; together With six hundred barrels %
corn SO head stock Hogs, Sc., &c We viii exchange
the abave for Negroes thc highest market prices.
The Mil has lately undergone thorough renovation
ad all of It's machinery In good repair ulakg -9Od
Iour and Meal eau be made IN the Ncrt ihis Is
AZ best investment 20 pay handsomely that have
ever proposed 60 sell. BOYD 60.
feble--tf GAuAA
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RE MOYAL.
KENTUCKY FLAMING MILL
MiYO, HENDERSON L LONG.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

CAsII DOOR AND YESTuAS bind factory,
- fisnas Nj! LANDER - pog Elzlth street uuar
he1tackS tenifal tzllEasd Iefet Coz ingtoE, Ny.
We uznrf4tture an4 keep o. hand an excessive as
s.rtDent q Sasbs Deere, Hinss Dfor aad Wia10w
frssaes, Base Noustng, Aantals, Piisters Whsle and
laisuS Fae tqoEe rseiy ing fatcnl Neafaer ho2fd
NJ azn fanet = stts - every vsriety q q-tiF and
lalckacss. ~ alzs faruish Etanlbcr N the rough.
fAAled AID Gk4zoa sab e3ssays "a hznd. N4snntana
o-asr bard woods ~oEkea - orasE. Il-<>ts CASH
SPA z2-cza
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& q " " % u
FRESH SEEDS.

X BARRELS CLOVER sEEp,
lei 10 haErris Elaothy
Ihus Grs.s ssel, cleaned aEi STRIPPED,
Herfs Grass seot,
O.lisn ClaVee,
irof1c EoFn.
0Llluuer cl.-1r Canes
JQan Teas,
Iandfefhs Garden Seeds,
Eluser see4,
Jrst reeairs1 - RAMS a BROWN,
febi3 No 10, Public squirrel
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Trunks and NaIises

And al articles kept IA shoe Store % wdieh "
invite the atisalea 81 al wanting ARTICLES on orr tine
uu-5 BRADSHAW 4 ri TTASD
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We have now the largest al.d .zosi elegantly assorted
stock IN this way seen DO the country, many OF
winch were imported by Me-s.s a. + Stewart & Go. .
"a! New York expressly for sales. In Nclycts.
have them 1t all prices tgori SIS O. 500. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver Ianias and long
CluaNs etc ladies children in aii qvaities,
from three dollars up. SlAWls all sizvs aud quail
ties both Square ami lou from thc G,ej ordIaary
the most ui, CANT Also Just received fresh invoice
Of those elegant Alg h-yuorcI, al SN Chrucie shaw
hat are really bv~utdtt
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

Over Vests Music Store, Union ST.,
feb26-lm NASHVILLE. TENN
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Auction Card.

THE subscriber ilssns coustEitslei eEEelts
n m AR A n eFsslssti ezI,s acsts4 411 fsac
tal Azs1senceF, II zttrnd alad Eske 24iss - le4i
Estzte st14mbaals, Household EeFnlEare, sth ~ ee
aOas s4ies BENI. =. SHIELDS
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BrOgans and Mud Boots.
MEMS Double Sole Brogans;
WI " d" Boots:
Mems HEAVY KIP WORK or ALL KINDS;
For sale at very low prices FOR CASH.
JOHN RAMAGE,
fehG-- ~ College Street.
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II WILL sen "a SIX no1tns eredn, @ lon Cor casht
L The isatslslme pair q Grey Garage Horses, a,
lsre,-zf trixea a. FzileIssn GFecn1e-ds ilzIitlsi
EaTte1 SilA Tor Any Ea1t
AlExASLn MACKENZIE,
febiA-9 Nashville. Iezr.
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Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
ness e opens at Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November: at Franklin on first Mondays IN April
and October; at Pulaski FIRST Monday IN March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays IN March aud
September; at Springfield, FIRST Mondays IA june and
December at ClarksvHle, third Mondays in April aud
October; at Dover, Thursday after second Monday m
April and Octoberi and at Lcwisourg, on Wednesday
alter the third Monday in February and August
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Misfeilaneons.

Negroes! Negroes!! For Sale!!!
A NO. MAN COOK and his wife, who is splendid
n washer aud ironer. Also good family Of Likely
Negroes which will be sold low.
ian25-tf BOYD & co.
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WV. T. AVERY, Dem

The Senate consists of Ga members, two from
each OF the 80 States The House of Representatives
is composed Of 237 members, as follows : Maine 6,
New Hampshire 8, Vermont 8, Rhode Island p Massa-
chusetts IL Connecticut !, New York 50, New Jersey
S, Pennsylvania %, Delaware /, Maryland g. Virginia
l3 North Carolina s. South Carolina g. Georgia s, Ala
bam1 Z Florida Louisiana 4, Mississippi g. Texas ?,
Arkansas . Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 81, In
diana H. Michigan 4, Illinois Q, Missouri 7, Iowa ?,
Minnesota g. Wisconsin g. California ?. Besides these,
the Territories Of Utah Washington, Oregon, Nebras-
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
In the House Of Representatives.
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM C. HAIRS, Governor
I'm. ". BURTON, Secretary Of state.
J,,rEs c. LUTrEELL, Comptroller Of the Treasury
granville C. ToRBETT, Treasurer.
JONI l. T. SNEED, Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor is $4,000 per annum,
that of the secretary Of State 81 500 and pcrquisites
Comptroler Of the Treasury 81 900 and fees for sign
NO Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 800 Attorney Gen
raj 81 500 The Legislature consists Of % Senator'S
nd rs Representativ Democrats having Is Sen
Rtors and the Americans the number of American
Representative is 33-Dcmocratc representatives, ~
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IIonse FurnishIng>.

rtoio- Cioths. 90 -. - aua to& Table lsf4sA by
the yard. AL s.xfs. tuuret Wool, lnIou, ana totsu
rablo-Civths IAtd striped TuiIettrs. Napkins, t..-
grthor Nstiai Kinds oi utpcgr, luwclrss Nagrri-lrs
Quits cts. Also all vy4tils jottun ami i4ll, "a
sleaL.L... L.L., -l-non.- L-me-l--- 90 do
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Dress Goods.

together with endless variety Of medium and
low priced Silks FiuGuCes, Robes a-QUiile and by
lhe yard IN PLAIN. Plaid, striped, and Bayaderes also
satin Faced and Douhle-Iwilicd NcruucS and fash
mcres. Great variety OF all Wool aud Onion Piuds.
Nousdelaines, and every th.gs new and desirable in
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The Judiciary.
,-ppr,,r coI-RT or THE UNITED STATES.

The salary Of the President Is 1875 900 per annum-
that Of the Vice President Sc 900. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives So cooper annum The salary Of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Sc 500 and
OF each Associate Justice SO 900.
The United States Circuit Court for this dhe sth
Crcuit} is held in Nashville the hrst Monday in
MarcbJustice Catron presiding with Jacob McGavOck
Clark
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!
In Ewing's Addition

10y virtue Of agreement between the undersigned
we will sell for the beneat OF the parties csHed
AZ Public Auction the premises o. the ghsst brl-
DE- ON saturday, LIST day of May next
IarQ the .OIs described below ia Ewing Additiou
- Sasville viz: Lots Nos 20 y, -, and - Nv
ns Avenue and Fogg Street; also Lists Ms iol lo2,
los aud lOl on Stevenson Avenue and ALLISON street
LIS Nos I25 I26, l25, ana rs, ON Metnore street
ara stevenson Avenue lot No SO, on Esihs avenue
ana High Street. Lots Nos 81, 90, -, and - tFYnt
inr ON Allison Street and tegseced b. the i.srsai;
LIS Nos o. 10, IL, and II, fronting Oh stevenson
Avenre and Fogg Street. and inteTssced by the hAii-
rod. !, a.
rs,nths with interest from date, and notes With good
sschrity payable in Bank viii DO Eequled, aud isR
- ROBERT c. FOSTER, 3RD.
t.uo-td " X STEVENSON,
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Laces and EubroIderic-.

IN this line Our st.cA b. ulr'h--eUbfdC.ns OIL the
novelties - the Ivlrs ud Sleeves separate
AMI ia sets, botl Tor culois aLa mourning, elegant
Bridal Wells aut Harakercncfs, lace EsiIs, real aad
inss Real Naicu,cnnes, FONT 4 u4uc laCcss lncsrt
ste ef-
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The Cabinet.

LEWIS Cas- of Michigan, Secretary Of State
HOWELL Com, Of Georgia, Secretary IF the Treasury
IsAAc Torcvr. OF Connecticut Secretary gthe Nary.
JoHx b. FLoYp. Of Virginia. Secretary Of Tar.
JEEE1rAH H. BLACK, Of Penn, AhorT7ey General.
JACOB THOMSON, of Miss, Secretary c ths Interior
AARON v BRowN, Of Tenn, Postmaster General.
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Curtain Goods.

FCgant SAtn l-tlnc, "a. an co,uEs wih trimm nc %
match. Etsant kvis, pa oaiatz gotoir "a % tiuniE
O. match. Elegant ace Nrsl1 O.. tli.s>. al Wool,
Union, tad tottan laulsk. great NIr-- ~ ether
..-L-- L.--- ~ L-.u---
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SPRING TRADE.
GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
TINE GENUINE AMBROFi FE--the Premium Picture
l. lis beyond COMPARISON the Dc-t style VI likeness
set introduced, and stands without rival:
Tine cannot change them,
lght cannot fade them,
Iumpncss cannot mould them,
Dust never reach tbcIn,
Rust cannot Corrude them.
Made as heretofore ny LAHCONEE, Corner o. Cherry
aHd taJn streets, and put up IA upiup st ie al East
uru prices
Co Made al no other rooms N Nashville.
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supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R. L. CARUTiERs, OF Lebanon.
RoBT. J. Mckinney, Of Knoxville.
WIN r. HARRIS, Of Memphis.
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday
December at JACKSON, the LIST Monday in April, and
at Knoxville, the LIST Monday in September.
Cerks-JAMEs F. CLARK, Nashville.
W. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
JAS ". CAMPBELL, Knoxville
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Carpetinss and Cn-CIoGh-.

Real Wilton tsfIvt- 49, -,ut ks.yet eLd Bstsseis
IN great variety, ~ SAINT iys and l.e air. ttlc IL
eta4as the largest ana h,st assorted Ne have ever
olielvd and AZ lower prizes. Also Velvet aud itus-
se.s thar ana Hall Ctrl~ts Tflloi aa4 lga Vcurttn
IA al widths, Together N.ta fls, nrgegvts Crugnb-
Cloths kugs Nsts, eic. ctc. We are lre pared O.
make aud pat down Gar .ts a. le @haftgst uotce We
have large lltof flo1r ul tie al t~ best Makes
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j O. C.. Il ROW n.

% OOIIege street,
Nashville, Tenn,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye
Stufts, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
Glass, Glassware, Perfumery,
Fine Soaps, Hair and
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Representatives.

First District-ALBERT c. wATF1Ns, Dem.
Second % HORACE MAYyARD, Amer.
Third % -SANUEL A. SMITH, Dem.
Fourth /" JOIN II. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth Charles READY, Amer.
Sixth GEORGE W. JovEs, Dem.
Seventh JOIN V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth % FELIX X. ZoIIICoFFER, Amer.
Ninth u. D. c. ATKIvs Dem.
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Pennsylvania RailrOad.

F=7s=issszs !==7=5==.z7 sxEA ~"
49, So 80 - -
THE undersigned is authorized ssue bills Of lad
ing for The delivery al freight through 10 all the
EASifRN CITES, by the way of pTTrSBURG and tho
it-NNSl LLAMA RAILROAD. II is scarcely necessa-
~ - aliute 10 the gcl-esthshcl reputation OF the
T. X X, for regularity ani speed, and shippers VIII
readily appreciate the convenience of having the inc
ny az MroECh tiY q iGii1ig az fired rate without
charges on tie way. For further Information apply
!" d. %. IlCKEY.
-AuS- -. NashNIlle.
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Match Iiorses for sale.

We hare also a ane stock q * a Il y W 4 e
4. a a a .. thai MI sell ~ gfnAfF fr-4Atr4
r-ricss CLIFTON 4 AfnurT,
a4nas-tf IS ss.iaf Sgre-t
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Transportation.
FIR ZIG HIT RATES
FRoss
Charleston and Savannah
To
Nashville and Stations on n. s.
c. Railroad, west of SteVensOn
E9ssg gszzs.zs.7 - 81 IL

FIRST GAS, (noiuding BATS per l00........s1 IS
Second Class. .......-- ~
lhiro lass - ..-....-..' ........... 80
Special Rates for Furniture, sc ... . 30
NONl ElflloN between Steamers and Prone Hers
- PLYING between New York and Charleston ana
savannah has caused reduction in Steamers frerbts
on through Goods. As their charges NAV ructuste
We give above ile rates from Charleston Savannah
70 NASHVILLE At the same time guarantee the cost
shan not exceed NJ any time prior lst 90 June the
rates rs heretofore advertised Through Rates nom
New York and Philadelphia o. Nashville in connection
with .aarieston and savannah Steamship Lines VIZ:
First Class. per 100. ............ 81 Oh
Second Glass. .st............... x
Ihlrd lass ....-.....-...... -. IS
SPECIAL Rates SO
Consien Goods 90 Agent Central Raroad Savannah
and o. Agent south Carolina Railroad Charleston
OvercharCcS and damages feNccTt damages occur
ing at seal viii he promrtly settled heretofore
For further information Cards giving cassinca
ton Sc apply % me al the Y &C Railroad rcuoi or
BY mail D. CIfAS. W. ANDERSON
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We have AN unusuzly large lat ~ al kinds IL 10
20 ste 1osds: Blraeled and Brown Cpttns; Noel,
Ia,ua and sotloh tlauBelss Strl-ti Cuttuus inr
vsrls j., ercas variety, Heavy sosais Tor hsuse and
l.d servant, iats, Sing laIs, ilgs.egy, tisScs IN
shaft ever thng " inc, ami Al pTcs lAt caaaot
tai a. give sAtslac thar.
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DireftorD.
Government of the United States.

The Executive.7
JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pa. President IF the u States
JoHS C. BsEcKENRiDGE, of KY, Vice President.