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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

Duke A Vice Roy or Lo-d.LeuteaAa,- seems sc
prf.4nt in mo.t favor. Tbs Fedssstion really
uesrs Protection to British American industfy-a
development Of the Miners! and Manufacturing
resources Of the Cansdas. Dvested oil TINS pur
pose, it would bea bauble unworthy Of . moments
consideration. And because il cannot be tnu'
dive sted, no matter what professions may accom-
pany its earlier Manifestations, we predict tha' tne
proposed Union of British America will encounter
formidable and embarrassing, even # no direcI and
open resistance
We cannot conclude this glance without AID
sion 10 toe Educational Progress now making IN
Lower or French Canada, hitherto pronounced
mpe ryious to modern IDEAS. Eastern Cansda'
though fsr behind her younger sster, has now her
Common School system snd her Norma' school-
cav, three Normal Schools. One OF these 10 iocsseo
at Quebec. the other two at Moatreal-one Of the
latter. and We believe the former also, beng aSo"-
edly under Roman Catholic sacerdotal influence
We n az not say control. Its principal Is Catao'
lie priest; an altar ia fitted up in the schooi-house
which i. the old French government house) ana
Catholic ideas and observances are everywhere
dominant. though to this, as to the other, pupils
are admitted without inquiry into their creeds. In
both the Normal Schools at Montreal, as we pre-
sumo in that at Quebec also, both French and I'm.
slish are taught, and proficiency in each Is ehactea
of all. Each includes "MOdel School win
yours children from the common schools as puph''
and pupils from the Normal School taking turns "
tescIer.. BY way of giving them practical eIpe'
rieure in their contemplated VOCATION. lhe'e
Normsl Schools are yet too new to be judged ota'
er~ise than as proofs of the value placed on Edu'
cation by the Government and People OF Canada
and in that view they are most satisfactory. FIVE
years hence, their efficiency will doubtless be IN
creased, their number of pupils trebled while taelr
cost will hardly be enhanced.
Whether the present Canadian Ministry can out
last the next session of the Provincial Parliament
il. still srayeIy disputed We judge the more gen.
ers opinion among intelligent men is that 1t PROB
ably will not. But what will succeed it, nobody in
Canada seems disposed even to guess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
The Quarantine Question.

TRENTOE, n. j., Friday, Fec. 70, I6,5.
The Legislative Committee on Quarantine have re-
ported adversely to the application of the New York
commissioners. Their duty to the State, justice to
their own citizens and the dictates of humanity forbid
their allowing of the proposed location ofQuarantnes ct
Sandy Hook. ,
say that the spp alton pressed against the protest
atoms of the Health Officer Of Quarantine ITSELF the
Chamber of Commerce, tho Board Of Underwriters,
The Commissioners of Emigration, and Thousands VI
New-YOrk merchants.
The Legislature has adopted the report aud ordered
il 10 be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

Bills for the registration of voters were intro.
duced into both branches of the Legislature yester-
day, where they encountered violent opposition
from the Democratic side In the Senate, the mat
ter was referred to the Committee on Privileges
and ElectOns-upon which two additional men,
bers were placed; in the Assembly, motion re-
ferring the subject to Select Committee was car
ried BY very close vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
United States Supreme Cont.

WAsHIkCTDN, Friday, Feb 90, ls3
Gaze No. e50.-The United States vs. Ssbsstiaa
Nuner. Appeal from the decision Of the District Court
Of the Northern District Of California. Appea dis
mssed
No. lS.-The United States W, Charles Fssss1-
Argument for appellants concluded
The Ccurt then adjourned to NEE, again ca ths TN
Of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

.Dd.u The vessels engaged In tins traffic hcl-.
IN. French flag Whoeyer else may b. surprised
at these disclosures We are not There are always
villains ready 70 embody aw;cked public sentiment
10 act., before i has become sufficiently strong to
cIo,he itself in the forms Of law. The Federal
Government ia not Argus-eyed, as respects matters
Of this description. Let us see il, now that its
eyes are opened il Will dare to use its hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

BOSTON, Mass., Friday, Feb. % I8l3
Cha. q. Rogers At the Musc Half last NIGHT wss "a,
most superb affair Of the seasont being ate oded by
about three thousand Of the elite Of the State boto
military and civic, together with delegations from
New-York, Providence, Portland, &c. Gov. Banks.
Gen. Cushing and other distinguished individuals weIs
pre.sut, end the ball was the most rechercht Of tbs
season. The Hall was msgni6cently decor stei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
W,r.oSis Nrw FAMILY SEWING MACnINE
Dy Fsy.r, ARMSTRONG & Co.

DE FOGESr, ARMSTRONG u 90,
d.ste CsrbS. Qrinnn & DE POr,st,)
IMPokFERs JoBBERS,
Nos. 80 and 90 Chamberss,
~. now ossriaS for sale splendid variety Of
NsSiIHic, Cocurco SPRicUE, PAcHS
and other
PHIsTs.
kAkcsgsrHR, PAcITic and HAHIL foN DELAiSts
SHEFTfScs and SHlRTIScs
F~xr.oes C.bo. Amoskeas York Milis Dwight, Lonsdae.
WsrnssNss, and other popular brands,
1.-THE
LovEsT MilEIr PsIcE. for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT
II shall BE- their aim 70 keep well selected
Extensive variety Of Drcss Goods
Osasrins the choicest ho. imported and Home rrodos
ho1s a. they arrive In market .
fse stock embraces most articles necessary for me supply OF
= RltAn Store.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. 7. TRIBUNE.
From Ouy Olrn Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb 26, 1853.
Though . recor sideration of tho Army bill is
pending in the Senate through blunder of Senator
Toombs, who meant to kill it, there is no serious
danger of its resuscitation.
The treschery to Free Kansas of the Minnesota
Senator'S seems to be established beyond reason
able doubt. But they will not get their seats on
the ground set up by Gen. Shields unless the LIE
cOmptonites admit them for the sake Of their votes
The opinion of the Senate is against Shieldss claim
to seat without some further action By Congress
The Hon. Geo. Ashmun is here, but not IS
witness. The Tariff Investigating Committee have
not summoned him, nor do they intend to do so.
They have summoned Mr.. Matteson, who was in
bis seat to-day. Gen. Butler has gone home to
Massachusetts,.
E,O~ Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. ", 1856.
Gen. Shields denies that he has made any COM
initial in favor of Lecompton or that he has con-
demped Judge Douglass course. His previous de-
clarations are unchanged, he says and WILL DC
affirmed whenever Minnesota shall hare been ad-
united.
A letter. written here mouths ago by Cen
Whitfield, stating general disposition IN the Ter
ritory of Kansas to have the Constitution sub
mitted to the people, was act up IN The Union
Office and suppressed BY authority. The proof
sheets are in existence and may be published.
Information has reached here which is sad 10
compcate the Administration directly With some
recent election Developments.
T, The As.oe1,ei Pres.
WAsHlSGroS, Friday, Feb % 1853.
The President to-day, in response To resolution Of
the House calling for information to shog 10 what OK.
tent Utah "a in rebellion, communicated voluminous
documents in reference thereto the substance of the
most important OF which has already been pub.
lished
letter from the headquarters Of the army informs
Gen Harvey that " 50 We'll ia the nature OF this SER
wee appreciated. and 80 deeply are the honor and
interests Of the United States involved in .s success
that the Government will hesitate at no expense 10
complete the efficiency OF the little army, ana in
" sufe health and comfort to a. far "a attainsbe.
lie is told, " The prudence expected of you requires
you 70 anticipate resistance. general and organized
spd "a shape your movements as II II were ceitaln
keeping the troops massed and on hand when ap-
preaching expected resistance
in letter 70 Col. Jobustop, d6.ed jan. -. Gec.
SCOT heartily approves Of the fcrIner con act an
m q. his sympathes fot TIE difficulties be J6hn.,on
- sn'Ur con suereg; also te1geng tgs cp.eis.Ja
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
DISPATCHES for Europe.

PORTLAND Friday, Feb. %, 1853
The steamship Indian viii leave this pot for Liysf.
peel a. 2 p NJ, tomorrow. Dispatches to BE- for
waroed by her should be left at No. u Wal strest,
New.lork, before noon Of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

HALIFAX, Friday, Feb. 26 1853
Tie Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from Bos.os,
arrived at O'Clock this morning and left at O'Clock
for Liverpool. There wa thick snow-storu La
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

LAFAYETTE, lnd., Fen. 70, 1912
Tie United States Marshall tor tbs state msaS
de-ce1 upon gang of couDe teiiers in this place ~
moot today and arrested ten or twelve Ct 'he "a a
e,se assortment OF bogus coin was discovered la'
arg l.s .olgt af-sie3 thls cOImnaty'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

According to The Ner- Orleans Delta, the South
hss already reopened the African Slave Trade. A
regular depot has been established on Pearl River ia
Eiss;'siIp, where cargoes of negroes are landed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

Governor. General Head delivered a speech at
the opening of the Canadian Parliament yesterday,
summary of which viii be found under our tele
Rraphic head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

The steamship America now in her fourteenth
day from Liverpool, had not been signaed at Il
O'Clock last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
Business Noiues:

. THf NEW-YORk ATLAS Tomorrow
viii cousn unusual vsnety OF Interesting uGieI s'' nv
concluding chapters Of the exciting storyoi
Margaret kRAf1
az . eoa,ia.a ,on ofthe original otatale - q
THE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL, -. =
written e,,resIT T the AILss by Charles BnrJe for nsny
occurnce ~ the upper eroes Of Newi orb Society "he
8cslchsifd 10 crrate sssnsai'on . A., ,...ic, Let il
Tar All As 10 morrow viii b. decidedly intereshhL n tbs
b. unvsrssy resd Price only three cents ooo y Of
News Agents any Of whom viii serve a - M No a. Anns
fhos4 who des II 10 have regularly Onc TO sstnra,y
Sne'e sd'er''s'"n '' WIZ UEKRICg SEAMAN, Publishers
WATsoS's New FAMILY SEWING MAChiNh
sox n,,n,r. improved elastic stitch Machine oe"s oe
smea expressly for family use i' r'commendee
-, !. vel =, more ornamental than any sewing Maone
i..,,. Call and sec. Persons having WATsoNs Old
ss,s and deou. Of seh,nsns for the improved one can
- - on equitable terms 49, ,.....
WIrsoxs FAMILY SEWING MACHINE CoMriS,
No 40 Broadway EeU.York.
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OPENING WEEK.

OPENING " EEK.
B.sTAoLF's Ps,ent
SPwTNG M,cHIVEs.
Offee and Salesroonn No. 1872 Broadway,
Conner of Brpone ~,
The pubic invited to cali and examine The elegant
osxed ot sale A. this Office, in which embraced ali those
vrs points which have been found necessary for the Podlc
&on Of the srpatest variety Of superior work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.-ROBERT NJ.
YlraIcK cole manufacturer Of the above brsed SAYS aud
PlTssy PowpER PRooP DEFIANCE LOCKS and Gross BARS.
Also YisI and BusCLAR-PRooi SDHgoAKD or PARLoR SAFES
for liver plate &c Depot No 1872 PesIlst one door below
Msidenl lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

LOOK Low prices for CARPETS =
eeeo worth Of English Competing al stremendo reduction
English VELVET CARPETS 81. l0i and III per yard
English BsUssELs CARPETS6i6, H. and Sibor yard
Besuifll fEGRAIN CiRrETs 81. e. and 81 per yard!
On CLOTHES, 81, and per yard. .
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POSTAGE STAMPS g and 10 cent? sOr sale at

SELECT sD MACKEREL AND GOLDFISH.
Earl BARTHOLOMEW Co, No I6 Grcrnwi hist. now
prepared Gil orders for the following articles at the lowest
rates for cash:
MAckEREL In kits quarters, halves and bbs
CopFfsH (dry and Pickled), BLUETIsH, WHIrEFIsH.
HEERIsc lsnnoke led and picklcd). SALMON SHAD.
BEEF, Pork, HANS SHOULDERS LARD, BUTTER, and
CHyFsE. of the very finest quality
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

The Chanccry Court for the Middle Division Of Ton
nessee 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 and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays in June and
December: at GAINESVILLE third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February ana August
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.


TIVE sulsc ief respectfully announces that ~ ~
II a. Supply want tlsat has been greatly de ~,
nanded by AuEzteuTs q floNeTs, be has Pus- 10y
chased from Mr.. b T. Bliss, e Springfield, Mass an
found ana are known every staie a The Onion 10
q the reliable characters make TIE foi-
wing extract Bias tstaisEue - that may be
seea that ssIi them eNsrty his prces fiis seecs
s,,trsse MOI sisly thss BE- raising, bat selec
ti.as from the bess hnEsh french and German now
sr seeas They are sid hall the price that Hover
secsis have before commanded IN tbs market
have sulected of my large COLLECTION of Tower
seFis the mol beAHtful and Snowy varieties, each
- d,stnrs % ossf and calculated 10 produce hne
esct hsa plauled IN beds groups Ia Tie hover
karder I hare had Each varicts distinctly marked
.sh lie fttzncal and English name, bright, time VI
HoweTng. eolor q tbs nswer, manner a gro~ ne,
whether rruct trailing, &C, Tie time " should DC
s,s.su and s1heF KAlnahe hiHts ~ Guilty ALVIN
In seiecting the<e s4res have been careful 10 ex-
GLADE al shich SAY bisznlers have insignia
east appearance that The COLLECTIONS Nil comprise
snfV sislssr tc really snowy and handsome, ana
~hieh bsiieve would prove the entire satisfaction
u any iady ~ gentleman h. might be disposed 70
srd-r tneI TIE ctllrctior Ali be scnf ffec by loSt
- any fars q TIE coaatry a. the following prices
As.rtrs-ns No consists u twenty choice varieties
.. ~. = co1s.sis u tweaty eho,os varie-
Irs 4 Bleanlals and rrrenniAls...... %
No. 3, esnszts - len extra me v4rie-
tsss x Annuals sna ferennials. embra- y
elnx nany u he ace and choicest IN
eallis4ilun ..----..- %
g. - A coasist 81 ave very choce rari
ss-s .slsetsd from Prsze fiOsers II English Pan
-. eerm-n c.rnslion, aed Pscotse links, Yer
xhacks sace 4 xhich said - twenty ave
F-rS.as q ardersz xil please give the Number ~
a. Asssrtuaetl Rem iitzre.s be made ~ bank
sals e p.sr.ss ss-nlE~- AiLA- nAeAkNni.,
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Circuit court. of Tcnne.see.

The Circuit Court Of the 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 the State and Circuit Court for sum
ner county which Is held by the Judge of the Crni
nal Courts for the counties of Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford, on the third Mondays IN February
June and October.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30
The Cherokee Corn Planter !

PATENTED ~ Ills q cIfARITnS s-Ts. sgh 1857.
TIVE osiy cheap durable and e1eirlt m-chine fef
IL ftaEssns csHu f4xsrlatea ~ thr ii&nirrs q
1ennsssrc, exalolu a. hessrs AFllistrsaas
= tss'r No 81 Aarkut street. NAahFilr.
TlIs Cierukee Csrn fi4atrf Tcesfsssats tseu zsore
al a<h<rs, fr - darabtfy, ccsinsss. siii5 Alld
the p~sz 2Anner that forio-ms NE fulios az De-
srfibet sork
ID farrOws oct the groand % any reqnired depsh-
drOfs Tie corn, Ia1g krr@cls a. DESIRED, ~ slaee
q foar inckes dIaG1eter, uathematc4ly ~ tht hi-
covers TIE has and pfesses ne earth a. - NE ed
urtisod uth The eeel and nI4Fks 1rreFslely Ne -
sflaa q each hli Wsh sinEie horss, ma q op5
past ten n eftesn acres fFr cay Ssh e4se-
tAis m.chiae. a. E<esEa- Arlnztru1E a Co.'S, Saefe
u.Ag 30 daAly Ia rr4cttlsi oI-efafon.
Ferssns istins - garchAse COUNTY Ilhii1> .
us 10 aaiallin etAses D. &fIy a. nnfnes1elf. las
trrrssay = teink aisIs~d ~ rsl4tis - - nlsn
szrrh al lnsars tssm iefEe E~taFn en rs
Azzhs lls- Cll.I.1o 4 A<Dos Ill
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Congress.

The first session Of the 35th Congress began Non
Lay rec 7th. 1887. The Vice President n the Uni
ted s President er9cio of the Senate. James
L. Orr. Of South Carolina, is the present Speaker Of
the House n Representatives, and James G. Allen Of
Illinois is Clerk The following is list Of the Con-
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Paper Hanging.
NO. rs CEDAR STREET.

HAVING lately, very unexpectedly received n
II iHvOce a superior -
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Municipal Government OF Nashville.
JoaS A. McEwES, Mayor.
Aldermen.

Municipal Government OF nashville.
JoaS A. McEwES, Mayor.
Aldermen.
First ward-JoHN CoLrAgT and G. JoNE'
Second ward-T J. HALE and ". p. powSs.
Third ward-JoHS X. HUME and G. ". pAKpES
Fourth ward-DAyID T. WARE and ]. 7. BRowS.
Fifth ward--G. N. FoGG and J. p. COLEMAN
sixth Ward HAYNE and JOnS A. FIsiIlI
Seventh ward-W. A. DAVIS and Isaac PArI-
Eighth ward-C. II. CoNGER aud Ira Z. JoSEs
wnuAs A. GLENN, Recorder
CRANES A. FUIiER, Treasurer.
GoDFKKy " Fooo, City Attorney.
AssoS NELSON, Revenue Collector.
JoHS l.. GLENN, Water Tax Collector.
j. NJ. SEABUKY, Superintendent Water Works
TT. HAnE, Tax Assessor.
WV NJ Brown City Marshal.
l. j. EyERKrr h W. H. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshals.
} I'M A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
kDKIacK MARSHALL, W. H. SruRpNANT, SAMUEL
J. STA KEy, JonS H. DAVIS, ". 7. WATSON, wnIIAA L
Mean uR, n. NJ CAvTrr, wN YARBRoUoH, ALExASpEls
BRASS n W. II. BpdSKLEY, JAMES a. TASKsLSV, ". IL.
Csosrl, AR, JoHS BauoH $. McCAulr, A. C. rvoxkR,
r. NJ " yrsoS, and W. j. HARRISON, Night wAtchmen.
wS DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
R. \. Co.'s, wharf-Mast
JAW sHESsos. Street oveTseer.
The r. ard OF Mayor and Aldermeu meets 90 the
second nd fourth thursdays Of each month.
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Laces and EmhroidcrIcs.

To tins Iioo tUok y slpoI bemhra cinf al The
novelties OF the Collars ana Sleeves separate
Aua 10 sets, both Tor collars and mourning; elegant
Biaal Vols and Handkerchlcfs, Lace Falls real and
irritation Jaconsi and sS.ss Irinstungs and Fiounc.
ogs Rail yAlcnceanss. iO.rt Applique Laoos Ineart-
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We have an unass@ly large ia of ali kinds q 10
ncslic Goods; blsache1 and Brown cotiu1lr, Nooi,
Jaea and Cssiton flanneis Striped Cottnus taf
ganIs IN great VARSITY, Heavy enosis Ior hoise and
asld ssEyanls PriAis Gius hams Hi<ieFy, Ghsyrs IA
short sssry lhtng iIr and At IFces thai cannot
tasi "a gaze sagislAc tign.
l.n2s r. c. MoSAIRY co.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

=" q III EWlhe . AIdltlon. = -
If virtue OF an agreement between the nude rsgned
I'D will sell Tor the benefit ei the pafts concerned
Public Auction on the premises the highest bt
der en-, Saturday. list day Of May next
1858, the lots described below IN EwRs's Additian
20 Nashville, yiz: Lots Nos 20 81 IS and - EN
ing Avenue and Fogg Street, also Lots Nos lol io2
l03 and lo4, Stevenson Avenue and Aitsoa street
Lots Nos. III, l22 l23, and l2f, wetmare street
Lots Nos. lbs, l26, l27 and l2s w-tsnose street
and Stevenson Avenue LIT No. SIS, on Esng AVeaus
and High street. ISts Me-. g. s8, 81 and as frot,i-
ing on Allison Street aud ntsrsscted by Tie Railroad
LOIS Nes Q, 10, IL, and L. fronting sossst,saa
Avenus ana fogg Street, and Interested by tie ki-
road.
The sale will be without reserve, on creea Of II
months with interest from date, aud With COED
security payable IN Bank viii be required, and lien
retained on the property.
ROBERT C. FOSTER, skn.
STEVENSON.
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Real Wilton ,aflv,s. Elegant Velvet aLd brussels,
ia grest VARSITY, Elegant n, sGd iusFans, tho Ia,
grams the largest aud best Assorted have ever
offered. and 1t lusscF pFices Alsn Velvet and Hrus
sells liar and Hail Carpets rrlied and paa Venetian,
IA all widths, tugethcT Nth fits DrusFrgs, Crun4b-
ClutAs Rugs, Mats, "a, &C We prepared "a
make aud put down Carps AZ he shortest u0tce. We
have large lst a iiooT Oh tiuts q the beet makes.
AMI Ia all xdths, Which Nil cat aHy shape -
..itu rhasaF
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We have Also ens stock q X n Il y " Il e
q a q Il .. thai aHl s@u greatly fe.luUcc
prices ClIfTUN a AilbUI1,
iaugl-if Is Cellar stre-st.
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II. y. District Court.

The District Court Of the United states convenes at
Knoxville the third Mondays in April and October
At Nashville, first Mondays in March and September
al at Jackson, on the second Mondays in April and
October.
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CriminaIl Court.

lIon. WIN. K. Turner IS Judge OF the Criminal Cour
for the counties Of Rutherford Davidson and Mont
gomary and John shane ESD, Clerk for thus conn
w II m aets at Nashville the FIRST Monday in April,
August and December.
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FSenafOrs.

JoHS BF1I, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Democrat) whose term expires
IN 1853.
A. o. ?. NICHOLSON, (Democrat) has been elected tn
take the place Of Mr. Fell and his term will expire in
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Removal.

TINE subscriber takes this method Of informing bis
l. old customers and friends and the public general
ly, that he has removed hs Hardware Store from the
old stand Market street tn No S. in the large brick
building lately erected the South side Of Broad st
where he keeI's constantly on hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced his line of bust
ness lie invites especial attention his large assert
ment of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS. &c.. such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Flow Molds,
Straw Cutters, Corn-ShelleTs Corn CrusherS Mil
Crushers. Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, log Irons Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan. eft AM IEW ANDERSON.
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ID Real estate Salts.
4 RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

VLJE WILL SELL, on the most reasonable terms,
w FIFTEEy ACRES or LAND, four miles ifosn
the city, the Marireesboro' larnpA"oa MAJ ereoA
dor all complete together with SIX hundred bAFF"is u
Corn SO head stock Hogs, &c. &C. We viii exchange
tho above for Negroes tho highest market prizes
The Mil has lately undergone a thorough renovation
and all az machinery Ia good repair, making good
Flour and Meal be made Ia the West llia Is
the best investment To pay handsomely that We have
ever proposed to sell. BOYD 90
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