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ffSndw p Woods, VIM. Mccoy Jas n Rater.
gscoo Berger, Thomas Sweeney, John I5sf iiti
Aehesdn.f u. s. p . fT0DkinkI
.1,.is 49,. ~ 4 4. s.. .DELAPLAIS.5President
W,I. w sHRfyEh, Secretary Sssi 5.
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JrA NUFA oTURER o
COPPER, TIN q SEEEe Es'S, EESTSN WA Es q
Nos 8futfl ST., 1leGf tie Grssb B1idgc, y 10
ff4 WHEELING, VA.
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HOPKINS. HULL & AP6IpgsoTVs:
j 1s9saB BAAaIaEFIN1ORIs SDFsIsI5,Pg
t.,5.t Hs HHs4A a 4. 3'H ~. o II Il
WE would respectfuDy invite the ntteD,,on 20 t
tte theildfEe and attractive stock VI
BRITISE ERENC1 AI7-, = /.
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= YIrEn Gitn--hhFEkEN0ES- r56I n ft7i-lI =,
81 N; y; Z: Baker, ~. Tallant & Deiaplain,
mos. n. LIST, e = : ? ID. Lamb, ts3- 5F3
Norton ASbeaon .&ooli M. Nelson, .,ttf
2; 6radT, -4flfn sc. Baker & Co.,
i.,,oa tiiss q novel;, o. w HeiskeIl Co.; ~
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For heinfOrmatiOn visiting the pub
s the following list different Churches and their
rae andpace of meeting. If there are any mistakes
' iIImake the necessary correction with pleasure.
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,.,,,,, ~ Wsi. DARLING, Vice PRESIDENT = s5if7 II
'ANiEs W Secretary ana Treasurer.,
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Corner of 9th and d. $751;
8 81 WASHINGTON.D d. O.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-26
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.


THE Subscriber respectfully announces that, II ~
Il D. supply : Want tlai has been greatly de ~
handed hy Amaicurs II fluNrrs, be has pur- 10y
chased non M b X Bliss, q springfield, MSS an
2ssOrtnIcEt 81 Ms firSeT seeds, which have bcen
found sud kngNn Ia every state q tue Inlont 20
D. q ihc reliable ch2racters make The ie-
wing eAfrArt from Bliss Catalogue, - that q may be
that sell tiscul ~ caEcty Als Ifccs- As seeds
embrace nct aaly thss- q hs raisIng bgt seec-
tens fro8n the best kiFias French and German now
&c seees- They are soid al Ah the TEice that Cover
SEEDS have brfsrr commanded IN this market
have salccted cat of ny large colleeiion % flower
seofs the meet Beautiful and shn~y varieties each
dstisct N caier aud calculated produce me
enrct faaIcd IN beds fr0ate m The flower
barcef- have had s-rh vsriety distinctly marked
yah The B1Laniesl and fugiish name, height, time q
Aver zs. gsier - tiic 1oeer. ing,
WHISTLER crest of trailing &c. the time a shoald be
and ati-r vsulbir hints - Cuits ation.-
IL srrtting tfse Narstes have been careful % ex-
ciaf al shieh shy biasafrs have an inAignh-
east appearance. tii te ooileeio1. ~iil SemPrss
sails thssse ~tich are really shoN{ AMI hHiids'ie ana
winch belcge Would prove the entire satisfaction
- any ialy gentleman Who msht De disposed 10
order tAeui- Ihe cocctOn ALL be sent free BY psi
ans Iz.rt - tio caEntry ~ tac foiAsSiag rtoe~
AssoTtleni No J. consists q twenty choice varieties
q Annoais -. :. -. - - ...s-. 81 ~
No ?, consists q twenty choice varie-
o. Il nlrnniais and frrcnnisis- %
40 s. conslsts u ten extra hne vaTie-
tlss ~ Aunzsls and forennialE, euhra-
eng many q the new and ehoicest N
81 - so,..; !, q Az. ysrs chsr. ,.,,
eslss. seiscssd fFem Prize Fe~ers u Eagizh Pan
Iies German carnssioa, aud Plcosee links, Yer
benas. Trarsnt's frsnch Asters, and noukis Hei-
yheeks, eash q ~hsuh are sold a. t~enty-nvs
ssrss.s = s. = d ,csss siss NE nasser q
the AssoEtsaenL ksIa tl1nces ee aalle a bank
bids ar postage staml~- Allkx MAcAl>zIk
teol~n -. N--eet..s. .eta.
Appse..-s2 IBIS Apslss lssi reoeivse sna Cor
Akasey tkos p ~ 49,
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TIVE oniy Cheap, durabie sn eneicnt na1bine foe
Il pt1nts1E cara presest-a D. sh- ftanfcFs u
Iuuarssee, = exhibtsa Mssxrs- AFtnstrt.s.s
4 Coz, Ne - Malket street. Azzsifiiie
The Chssskea fsra Planter terl,ltEnsaGs ASH above
an aAss Tor ~ 14r4tdF cteapess. stafilrsy and
The PeJ-f mAnaer nat perfornas the f0so4 ing Dc
sHrib-d ~oFk
IL furr0~s euf tAe gFoshd - any required depss,-
dFoIs t4s rerB, ahany kefEeis desired "a ! slure
q fezaf iacss dsaHArter, m4theuaEealy abe hlli-
IN hEils and pfesses TIE eaFtb nE 81 the ofd
u1etho1 ~zh ne hao)4nd Ea4rks arcarztely ne No.
slisa q e@eh All VIA sineIs horse uaa 81 10y
c<A Plant tsa - nfteea Per aay "A eassL
Fi4ntsrs ana oshsFs tasts4 - Al srnsinason 81
rs machine a. asssF6 Ars1sgfoE1r Cos sheFe a
nay - sea d4lf ~ pEactleai efserefian.
thh 90 afasAss s<atNs - Apfl5 AZ nnsueda1niy &c
tsrfssrt belng dh.las~d - raIsalig d af.a
s1eh tfsns - sA las9rs E1~sa t@E<e rc1prn tse
s@shxeis ss CHRIS MCDOWELL
jx1x@-G
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Qirrftorp.
Government Of the United States.
yThc Executive.
, The 4 cabinet.

JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa, President qf the D. SSdtes
Jons C. BRECKENRIDGE. n Ky, lice President. -.
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Circu,t Court. OF Tennessee.

The Circuit Court of the 9th Tennessee Circuit opens
nj 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 aud Circuit Court for sum
ner county, which is held by the Judge Of the Crim
nal Courts for the counties OF Montgomery Davidson
and Rutherford on the third Mondays IN February,
Luna and October - ----
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The IIfdfeiarY,

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER p. TASEY, Of Maryland Chief Justice
JOIN MCLEAN, OF OHIO, Associate Justice.
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Government OF Nashville.
JoHS A. MeEwES, Mayor.
Aldermen.


JoHS A. McEwES, Mayor.
Aldermen.
First ward-JoHS CoLrART and G. T. JoSks
Second ward-T J. HAZE and W. 2. DowNs.
Third ward-JoHN X. HOME and G. W DARpFN.
Fourth ward-pAvID T. WARE and J. J. BuowN
Fifth ward-G NJ. FoGG and J. P. COLEMAN.
Sixth Ward. HAYNlE and JONI A FISHER.
Seventh Ward-w. A. DAVIS and ISAAC PAUL
Eighth ward-C. IL CoSGsR aud Ira 7. JONES.
WILLIAM A GLEsS Recorder.
CHARLES A. Fuller, Treasurer.
GODFREY NJ. FoGG, City Attorney.
ASsoS NELSON, Revenue Collector.
joan L. GIkSS, Water Tax Ceeeter.
j. NJ. sE1brRY, Superintendent Water Works.
I. J. HAZE, lax Assessor.
wM NJ BRowN City Marshal.
J. J. EvERErT 4 W. H. wnKISsoS, Deputy Marshals
nv A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
EnEIIcK MARSHALL, W. II. STuRDTvANp SANuE;
J. STA KEY, JoHS II. DAVIS, W p WATSON, WILLIAM r
Mean TER, r. NJ. cAvrT, Nm YARBRorGH, ALEXANDER
BRASS, n, W. II. BKSKLEY, JAMES A. rAN'1sIAr, W ii
cRosraN an JoHS BAUGn, :. MoCAInr. A. c. rroSEN,
r. NJ. " ,rsoS, and W. J. HARMsoS Night Watehmen.
WV DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
R 4. cox, Wharf Master.
JAW sHKSsoS. Street overseer.
The ard OF Mayor and Aldermen meets on the
second nd fourth Thursdays OF each month.
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Apple..-e2 bbls ApIlss last reoeivsd sna l0F
Asasey e<ss = p hN-As'o
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Laccs and Embroiderie-.


In this line stock L. supcrb--cmhracng all the
aud in setv both for colofs amt mourning: elegant
Bridal Ncils and Handkerchief lace Pals real and
imitation tGanet aud SS8ss Irimnsnrs aad Fluunc-
ngs Read Nalencennes, losBt ) plaue Laecs lnesrt-
ngs, Ctc., etc
Housc Furnishings. -
-, io3 10 BY re-. 10 81 Ia, inbyl 10 I. Tan,ask
Iahie Cloths. 81 - e. and To- Table Iaraask by
the yard Al s.yes Cs.iuFci Vol Iucn, and Cotton
bleClrtls Paid -tTitcd TSlIihclits AlkiHs 10
selher Withs kiaS al palcrs roSei,n - Aarsssllcs
quits etc. etc, Also al ~iiti.s Cotissn aud Linen
Curtain Goods.
Elegant satin LANES 10 at cosr- with trimmings 10
match EiegahI Rsf@, Csr;z coleFs with trimmings
Unh,, and Cosisn nauaas great variety, together
with Cornioes, Curtain Fms, and Bands.
Carpetin2s aud GiI-gIoths.
Real Wli;au CaFt-ts. Elegant Velvet sEd HrusSeis
In great VARIETY fegni ilss AID ngFains the tn
grams the largest and best ess,rtrI " have ever
offered and at iosser iricrs, Ais, Velvet and hfus
sls Hair HAL iels fftlled lss RsnetzaH,
Ia all wiiths t,s Their with fliis, nrus E.ts Cfunb
Cloths Rugs, Mat, csc etc We prepared -
make ami pat down CarTesz ia. shortest notice We
have lafge log "a fiSaF Ol Csts Il tls bvst makes
and al widths, which VIC vii &C, IN any shape 20
suit purchasers
staple Go Ids.
We have an unusually large hi q all kinds u Do
naestie Gaesis Beaehed and Brown cottsns, weoI
URaa and Cation fiAnbeis; striI-d Caslans Tor
wants. ia grsat variety Heavy goozis Tor banse and
a-ld servants Prints singhaIns, Hosiery, Gloves IN
short every thing IN lne aud al prices that eannos
Gall % give satisfaction
JAa2s r. C NcSAIRY co.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter |!

X B-csrrslzss wisll faIi I.aFtiuulArs sestnssb.l-
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GAnUraAE

1.-THE first session of the 35h Congress began Mon
.lay Dec. eth, 1857. The Vice President of the I'm
ted States 10 President eseeo nf the Senate. James
L. Orr, Of South Carolina, is the present Speaker Of
the House of Representatives. and James C. Allen, OF
Illinois, is Clerk. The following is a list Of the Con
Ureesn,en frorn Tennessee.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. X. Turner is Judge Of the Crnina' Court
for the counties Of Rutherford, Davidson ana Mont
gomery and John shane Esq, IS Clerk for th'- eoun
Nv III meets at Nashville the first Monday in April
August and December.
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u. =. District Court.

The District Court Of the United States convenes
Knoxvl. ON the third Mondays in April amt October
a, Nashville, first Mondays in March and September
and a, Jackson. on the second Mondays in April anC
0ctnher-
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE:
In Evins's Addition.

DY virtue Of an agreement between tbs undersigned
ID will SCH for the beneht u parties caueern ed
Public Auction, on the premises, Ihe highest bid
der on saturday. iss day OF May next
10 Nashville viz: Lots Nos. % ~ rs aud - on Evs-
ing Avenue, and FOgg SUeet, also Llts Nos lol iOa
LOIS Nos I2l l22, l25, and i24. on wetmore street
Lots Nos I25 l26, l27, and les, on wetmore Street
and Stevenson Avenue; Lot No. as, On Ewing Avenue
and High street; Lots Nos o. -, 81, and s6 frout
ing on Allison Street and intefseeted by tins Railroad
Lots Nos o, 10, IL, and IL, Treating 90 Stevenson
Avenue and fogg Street, and interested py The Hall
road.
The sale win be without reserve, on credit Of Il.
months with interest from date and notes VIII good
security payable In Bank VIII be required, saa Ice
ROBERT G. FOSTER, skp.
sun9-ad v K sIExENF9gN.
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Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
Il old customers and friends and the public general
y, that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street 10 No SO the large brick
building lately erected the South side Of Broad St
where he keeps constantly hand and makes 10 or
der the various articles embraced in his line bust
He invites especial attention his large assert
ment of CASTINGS, HOIIOW-WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, PlOw Mods
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn -Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Uncurrent Money at Par.
II. c. McNAIRY s. CO,
LARGE DEALEis
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville. Tennessee.

NtTE HAVE now in store unusually largo and
w elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
Of every description, and We are prepared 10 offer
greater Inducements 10 persons wishing articles in
line, than II has been our pleasure TO do. Our
stock, both to quality and variety, will compare
with any IN tn" country ana our prices shall be as low
is posSbl" FOR them to he. Citizens and strangers
visiting te city Will do well 20 give our stock early
anu thorough examination, we feel wecan make il
their interests. We would call ilc attention Of the
buyers particularly to the lowing departments
business:
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Senator'S.

JOIN BELL, (Amercan) whose term expires in 1889
ANDREW JOHNSON, (Democrat) whose term expires
IN 1858
A. o. p. NICHOLSON (DemOcrat) has been elected TO
take the place Of Mr. Bell, and his term will expire
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FRESH SEEDS.


TX BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
LEI 10 barrels Timothy
Bloc Grass sscd, cleaned and stripped,
Herds Srssr Socd,
Onion Cloves,
Prolific Con,
Citnsse sugar Cane,
Jap1ln Teas,
lsufrcth Garden SEEDS
Flower seed,
Just received BY RAINS 4 brown,
febl3 Ao. 10, lubhc Sqnare
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Wbolfsale 0rGferies.
NOE L s. CO.,
Wholesale GrocerS,
And Dealers in
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

r
Nashville, Tenn.
Sugars. - ~ r-g
100 hhds fair to choice su bxs- Havana Sugar;
gar; rs bbis- Loaf Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 powdered Sugar;
Coffee.
600 bags Rio Coffee rs bags Laguyra Coffee:
loo bags Java Coffee;
Liquors.
400 400 bels Pixies Whisky; 40 do Fine Brandies;
$50 90 Wiltshire do; 10 Malaga Wine.
$50 box. super old Brandy; is Gin:
IS bbls Il bbls: Cherry so Walkers sup. Ale
Brandy; so boxes st. Johns Oaret
Wine; - IS baskets Champagne
IS bbls Smiths Reserve Wine. assorted:
Whisky; 30 boxes Champagne c.
so bbls pure Rye do; der
80 do. Monongahela do ~ 9E+l
Tobacco.
rs boxes E s Rowen's To- 200 boxes Jack Falstar
20 boxes southern Belle 80 bxs. Com Tobacco:
Tobacco; Is . Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
10000 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Ogrs;
5000 Josephine Cigars; 10000 Brands, assorted;
We will also purchase the highest market prices
the following articles of country produce.
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, Tallow, Flour,
Beeswax, White Beans Meal
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco,
Flax Seed Eggs, Peach Brandy
Wheat, Butter, Apple Brandy
Rye, Rags Pink Root
Oats, Tar Coperage
Corn, ffay Orchard tirass Seed
Millett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass
Dried Peaches, Baggng, Timothy
pried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass
Wool, POw Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords Onions
Potatoes, &c, &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having any of the above
for sale will do well 10 call when they visit the
city. June 2e-f
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CIaibOrne'S Machine Works.
NASHVILLE TENN

TTNIIE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons DESTROYS Of purcha
sing at home good machinery, such as STEAM En-
GlNES, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WHEEIS Of the most improved patterns SAW
MILLS PUMPS, &C. &c, is respectfully called this
new Establishment growing up rapidly on the
premises of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 10 carry the business fully extensive
before and shall soon be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations in our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each Of us person
ally attending TO his departmcnt-and thus we
shall be able Ia superior work lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece Of work done at this Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
Office thus hope To give general satisfaction
and be patronzed by all friends of home manufacture
NJ. JACKER X co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn
June EFT late Nashville Mani Co
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Millinrrp GOODS.
Selling or Under Cost Price.

tn order 10 make room for my Spring stock .
l. of Goods, Will sell the balance OF my Stock illilh
of Millinery Goods now ON hand under cost P'pTiU
price Consisting of ladies Fancy B"uncts, - ~
trimmed and untrimmed; Rich Bonnet Ribbons, tVHCh
Flowers, Feathers, Piumes Mor, Head dTessss, silk
Wells, Kid Gloves ut 80 cents pair, Pic Me Gloves,
silk Gloves, assorted culOrs Embrodcrics, Shemi-
sets, Uuderslecvcs, Worked Collars, Embroidered
Handkerchief, Jacduet Fiouncings, Iaccs, etc, \
general assortment of Millinery Goods complete Now
ladies is you time TO buy Fancy Goods cheap for cash,
there viii be credit given. Remember the place,
No. 10 Cedar street MRS :, J. LLOYD.
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The salary OF the President is s25 900 per annum-
that Of the Vice President Sc 900. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives So 900 per The salary Of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court $780, and
OF each Associate Justice 81 600.
The United States Circuit Court for this 1.-THE sth
Circut) is held in Nashville on the first Monday N
March-Justice Catron presiding with Jacob McGavock
as Clerk
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prp GOODS, ftr.
Great Hargains ror Cash.

Great NarGainS for Cash.
I'VE have on hand a very large and elegant stock of
w STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, that offer
ng at very low prices for cash Our stock of DRESS
SILKS very large aud complete consisting in part Of
Elegant R0bcs-a- guile
" Flounced silks;
9 Bayaderc -
o." PLAID
Rich Satin Striped and Plaid POplins at very low
prices.
With large and elegant assortment Of rich Moire
Antiques, bought job and Will be sold greatly less
than importers cost with fun line of best makes OF
Black Silks, very low for cash
". a. y J. e. MCCLEJ LAND.
Uncurrent Money at Par.
WE Will take all ''Frcc Rank" money, Ocoee, Shell
w byyiIe, lStwrcnc"burg, and cambridge at par,
for goods, ". 4. 4 J. C.. MCCLEIIAND.
y. r. AS intend doing exclusive cash bust
this year, Will close ont present stock at
unprccented low prices for cash.
jan25-u W. A & J. 6. MCC.
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tIo.k. sh.vi- and Scarf.

We have nov the largest and elegantly assorted
stock Ia this way ever seen IN the country many of
which were impaired by Mcssrs. 4. T. stewart & Co. :,
ot New York, expressly for cur sales. In Ncvets
have them a all prices from SIS TO 500. We have
also Rack and Grey Cloth and Beaver Tainas long
Cioas etc for Ldvs and children IA all qualities al
from three dollars up, Shawls Ia all and quail
ties both square aud long, from the ordinary 10
the elegant. Also just received fresh invoice
81 those elegant high courcd, all silk Chenele Shawls
hat arc really beautiful
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Representatives.I


First District-AIBERI G. WATKINS, Dem.
Second " HORACE MAYNARD, Amer.
Third =" --SAsuEL A. SMITH, Dem.
Fourth " JOHN II. SAVAGE, Dem. ... ..
Fifth " -CHARIEs READY, Amer.
Sixth - GEORGE W. JONES, Dem.
Seventh" -JoHN V WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth --FEIIx X. ZOLIcoFTER, Amer.
Ninth " y. n. C. ATKINS, Dem.
Tenth I" WV. T. AVERY, Dem
The Senate consists Of ca members, two from
each OF the - The House Of Representatives
is composed Of 237 members, follows Maine 6,
New Hampshire 3, Vermont g. Rhode Island ?, Massa-
ohusetts IL, Connecticut T. New York 33, New Jersey
S. Pennsylvania IS Delaware /, Maryland 6, Virginia
IL North Carolina g. South Carolina Georgia 8, Ala
b1na l. Floridn Louisiana 4 Mississippi S, Texas 2,
Arkansas Q Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 81, In
diana H. Michigan Illinois Q, Missouri I, Iowa 2,
Minnesota g. Wisconsin 3, California . Besides these,
the Territories of Utah, Washington, Oregon Nebras-
ka Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
"a the House OF Representatives.
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government of Tennessee

IsIAM C. HARRIs, Governor.
r N W BURTON, Secretary Of state.
JAMES C. LUTrRELI, Comptroller o! the treasury.
granville c. FORFEIT, Treasurer.
JONI l.. T SNEED, Attorney General
The salary OF the Governor is 81 900 per annun
that of the Secretary of 81 500 and perquistes
Comptroller Of the Treasury $1,000 and fees for sign
ng Bank notes Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
raj 81 500 The Legislature consists of IS Senators
nd rs Representatives-th Democrats having is Sen
ntors and the Americans THE number Of American
REPRESENTATIVES is 33-Democratc Representatives ~
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ROSENE OILS

.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECI RED BY LIE TIERS PATENT
Il EROsENE ILLUMINATING OlL--The light oh
N tanned from this OH exceeds IN brillAncy that Of
any Oter oil nuid heretofore discovered mex
posye, and VIII remain liinpld IN the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend a. the lamps best ADAPTED
this Ol, thc Kerosene Lamps manufactured by the
following Iartcs Aessrs. Cornelius a Baker, al.o by
utt II Philadelphia T. v. Haughwout a Co, SIS Broad
way the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co 80. - Broad street
Mossrs Detz 90. L. William street, l. Mrrcier, i37
Elm a., and H. EiwaFds - Duane street, " Y sam
pics n dincrcnt styles IL Lamps be seen at the
oiiiue ~ the CatnIany.
kERs~INE LUhxlCkTINo On No l. Prepared % suit
The and all other kinds Machinery: burns
brilliantly Ia Locomotive Head Lights, Car Iaups al
tie ordinary solar Hand LAMPS, and stands great
degree &C cold a. tie best perm Oh, aHd h admra
bis ala ftcd o. Railroad aud steaulship zee.
kIso~ENE irHsIcAuXG Ous, Nos ASB ,. Superior
Dnbrcatsfs viii be found o. Issr-s advantages
any ofis IA tie market - same ifces-Wll nof burn
and have bern tlgus prepared O. meet tlc require
meats Il Railroads and others
kr1o~EaE hSSAclE uHi- Prepared expressly for
hils use aud all be found admirably adGTtesi for
he 81 Steamships, Men q War, Mrrchant Vessel
Lake aud River CFaft, and burns Ia all the Cabin
sate-rosna, baaaeie, forccastie LAMPS, Signal Ian
terms, &e-
Blnnace OF VII remain aasd a. bong A. bestEperm.
and w buru al night Es;h.sut feausinr ~ b. trifn-
med, advantages th2a ss BE- ebvious every ship
master
The Kerosene OILS ean - absained from ,be Whole
sale O Dealers ShlI Careisrs 4ues 49, al.d Grocer
In NcN fcfk and tiie Regularly Aptoinied AEcnts q
.ges q the unsd st-iss she c-sa4ls and The hand
Loesl Agents. spssa.oa "a, eeusrny VIA .l.s ruiz.
establHAed ~ The Beard q Erusigesj applsrziion
70 AIsGRSs.
GESxRAt AcKsrs, kEA,~ssK ga NoHrAsT,
No. so Beaver street, y. n.
\. B-Crralzrs wisl fan g4FtiruIArs tsstisna.s.is
Fress Sc s'lity sss~-FSea - sIsise@uaa a. show
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rDrcss Goods.
Elegant Three Flounccd Silks;s

together with an endless variety of ,n-dnm and
low priced silks In Flounces, Robesa guile and by
Tue yard in Plain, Plaid, striped, and Bayaderes also
Satin Faced and pouble- Iwillcd MeTnoes and Cash
Great variety uf all Wool and Union Plaids,
Mousdelanes, and every thing new and desirable in
his