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DolBEAR's G0AsIEReIA1 COLLEGE, No. 1O6 CANAL
parents, and young gentlemen,
ferred 10 advertisement, New classes begin Monday.
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FINE WrSEs-It is an established fact, that good
wine ekeh The soul Elad and is refreshing read ho
advertisements Of s. Wolf of GraFier aud New Leyee
streets which appear in smother column. His list Of cham
pagnas ahefes, sparkling hook etc, comprises ths
brands ID the country.
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AUCTION SALE Regular adieaanction day, to-day
at l85 Camp street. Seq advertisement
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IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
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FANCY GOODS.
! r.. STEVENS & CO.,

CUTLERY. GUNS, PISTOLS,
PERFU4ERY, FANCY GOODS,
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Playing Cards, etc, !

PAPER, sTAT1oNERY. SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
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The subscribers invite the attention of City Country
Dealers their of Goods adapted
every branch We receive Goods direct from
the Manufacturers, both Foreign and Domestic and
sbled to offer them to dealers as low as any
the country.
We have received by ships Marcia Greenleaf other
late arrivals direct manufacturers, large assort
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers 4 SONS Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
dl4 5mMnWeEFr r. STEVENS + 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
Canary Birds.

There is an association, composed of about
thirty persons, mostly Germans, in Philadel-
phia, who aim to improve the breed of canary
birds, and their thirteenth annual public ex-
hibition was held last week. The Ledger
says:
The association do not import the birds di-
rectly, but purchase them from the importers,
of whom there are but one or two in this city,
and then breed them. The trade is confined
principally TO Germans. The bird importers
usually start for Europe about the first of Au-
gust, and after having made their purchases
return in the course of few months.
The great majority of these birds were OBJ
tanned from Belgium, where they are bred in
houses by the peasants, who raise them
in houses as pastime. There are what are
called "longr and short" breeds. Birds of
the long breed are procured from Brussels,
Antwerp, and Dietz, where they sometimes OBJ
tain extravagant prices.
Their cost depends upon the color and
shape, the pure golden yellow being most es-
teemed. They are only used for the purpose
of breeding. and oftimes sell for SO so pair.
The short breed is raised 10y the people of the
HartZ Mountains. Next to the Belgian the
French bird is most priced The common
or original canary is the lowest in the scale of
value.
The trade in these birds is said to be very
extensive. the yearly sales averaging about
; 1000 pairs, the price of which varies conside-
rablv. the best bringing from So to $40 a pair,
while the common canaries may be had as low
as per pair. 1t may be safely said that
$50 900 is yearly expended in this city for
these birds: and when the sale of other birds
is taken into consideration, the amount will
swell to $4,000
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
Another Funny Incident OF the Fight
I'm Congress.


Our readers, says an exchange, who rcmem-
Der the funny account, told, we believe, by
John Smith, of Arkansas of the way in which
the smitten Frenchman, being in the dress cir
cle-of n New Orleans theatre, kissed pretty
actress on the stage, will enjoy the following
which he cut from the Washington correspon-
dence of the Missouri Democrat:
An amusing personal explanation was made
in the House to-day. Potter, of Wisconsin,
who of all the pugilists in Congress is entitled
to wear the belt, had a paragraph published in
the Norfolk Argus read at the clerks desk
stating that he potter had received kick
ing from Wright (Tenn.e the night the House
Was in session. There is not word of truth
in it, as far as Potter is concerned, for though
he gave and received blows, they were dealt
in either ease with fists and not with feet.
Wright, who is one of the smallest men in the
House, would fare badly in attempting To kick
such Hercules as Potter. But there was an
independent affair that night between Wright
and Walbridge from Michigan. At one time
the Speaker, in order to keep the national
Democrats TO their work, gave orders to the
doorkeeper to let no one in or out. This en-
cluded Wright and n brother member who had
been down stairs taking drink. On their
return. they tried To prevail on the doorkeep-
er at one Of the side Hobbies to admit them.
but Walbridge, who was in the lobby, object
cd. A quarrel ensued. The doorkespers in-
tcrposed, and one of them held Wright. who,
while in that situation, kept kicking at Wal
bridge, who was fifteen feet distant Wright
certainly kicked, but the kicks fell short Of the
mark by twelve and a half feet, for | consider
two and a half liberal allowance for the
length of his legs The only damage done
was to the doorkeeper who held Wright, aud
who. to use his own expression, had his shins
barked.
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company turning this shaft for themselves.
they effect an immense saving per hundred
weight in its entire cost, which. in piece of
metal-work of such size, and one in the manu-
facture of which 80 many risks had to De en-
countered, of course amounts to consldera-
BILE sum. With regard to the future OF the
Leviathan herself, there is perhaps no question
more frequently asked by the public than that
of where she is to be docked in case OF her
wanting repairs, or her bottom requiring
cleaning. This question, however, has. we
are glad to say, been satisfactorily decided,
though not quite as regards docking her.
There are some docks, we believe, IN Liver
pool which are long enough to take In the Lee
yiaths n IF their entrsnces were only WIDE In
proportions; but, as they all fail in this latter
important particular. the great vessel when
she wants cleaning will have to be grldlroned,
as the screw GOLFERS are-that is, run aground
on rows of piles laid along the rivers SIDE Tor
the purpose, and the tide will of course leave
her dry at each low water. A spot has been
chosen for this purpose in the Mersey, between
Woodside and Birkenhead. and to this place
the Levnthan will .be taken as often as she
needs repairs or cleaning. 1t is almost pity,
however, that no "gridiron" of sufficient
length could be formed or madein the Thames
or any other river in the Kingdom but the
Mersey, which is one of the most rapid and
dangerous, and in which, we should think. the
Leviathan, even with all the aid which I'rot-
mans anchors give her, must run more or less
risk in either navigation or staying at anchor.
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Seyeral leading Dem
ocrats in the Senate manifest resentment at
Mr. Selden's nomination as marshal of the
district, and threaten opposition to his con-
frmation. Messrs. Bright, Benjamin. Bayard,
and Siidfll exerted their personal influence
for Mr.. Ould, of Georgetown, and feel their
defeat keenly. The office and perquisites are
worth $4,000 year.
Intelligence has been received at the War
Department from Captain Pope, who has
charge of the artisan well expedition in Texas.
He states that everything indicates favora-
bic conclusion 10 the expedition.
The House military committee have before
them and under examination the Indian war
debt of Oregon and Washington Territories,
which amounts to six millions of dollars. As
it has already been examined by board of
army officers and pronounced as correct, the
committee will, it is understood, report it to
the House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

THE LETTER REGISTERING SYSTEM FAIL
URE-Our experience, thus far, says the Jour
nat Of Commerce, goes to establish the fact that
much larger proportion of registered letters
fail to reach their destination than those
that are not registered. The reason doubtless
is, that the register mark is a distinct an
nouncement to every one who has access to a
money, or something else of value. And as
there are dishonest men here and there, it is
not strange that such letters frequently mis-
carry. The system of post Office drafts is al
ready in operation in England with the best
success. 1t would be great convenience
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT pEDUcIIoHl
Tickets: wholss IS; Halves $3.50, Q'rs sl2s.
sc N u VI E
ass prirss amounting l1..................s an

&C. taak Setes q Banks taken a far C1ocks
Nee York renfttea fcT Hrxss
Hs- Drawings * large Glasses vii he gsub.hnt h
NeN NoEk and Mex Orleans SandAy faEsrs, ana
Cilarieston anc Savannah fssIihrs-
IN ordering Iekeas Car1Araa~s, ehcioss III
ney ~ address foF The TkFtz sFcre. rccesp4
e shch they Nti hs forwarded ~ nrst mail far
cha~-rs can have nkkrts endEs q any h<afs ihsy
may desEn4le-
The lss - asupn nenbsFz and rsizrs an BE -
parchA<ers fnnletatsiy after The drawing. PerckA
Errs NA please sFfts tislr signatures ptzin aad give
her fpss ecAre, cnantg ant elate. efIf =
k-nenseef that every Psizc h drawn and pay able
fuli sIisssut dptsrsisn- ~
Al friz=s u 81 ese ana Ender pald n,sdslaly zfer
he dr4wsg-ehef priz1s tbe asual q - dxss
Al commentaries slrtcliy co ede1tl.l
~ Address orders fer Tickets % a. III SWAIN.
&szhsdie, has. - ANDERSON 4 SON M4nzxefs
Nzn0a 90 eagannAA. Ca. nazl6--trlwk..A
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, March Is, 1858.

THURSDAY, March Is, 1858.
Mr.. Goodpasture offered resolution author
iZing the Speaker to appoint a committee to
investigate certain matters in the Comptrol-
ler's office, relating to Free Bank securities.
Adopted.
The following House bills passed the third
time:
Requiring survey and notice before county
lines can be changed. and for other purposes
To provide the annual support of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, and for the benefit of the
Nashville House of Industry.
To incorporate the Memphis Christian Ad-
vCcate and Book Depository.
The bill to establish and regulate the
Office of County Judge in the county of Ham
ilton, and to abolish the Office of County Judge
in Williamson county, was indefinitely post
poned.
Adjourned till o'clock
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Remember, Tuesday, March 23r.
Terms of Sale,
Boiler Riyets.
BIRD CAGES.

~ KEGS Boiler Riycis just received and for sA
~ by Qcbl6) ID. u. DlCkEY
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TRABUE & LUCUS.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday,
March 23d, 24th & 25th, Is5s,
THE Largest and altogether the best assorted stock
Il of STAPLE AND FHNCY
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First Large and Extensive
A u C TT o N S A L E

Carpets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, ClO-
thing, Hardware, QueensSvare,
BOnnets, Straw Goods, Sc, sc.
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suERIFE,S SALE.

ID chAne-ry Csaft q Iavtison coaniy Tenn- n llse
c.s~ q he dhic LIE and ffust ComrAny =. wm- A.
bsdarr saF eash. 90 THURSDAY, 80 daY q AETh,
las tfe CoaE1 boase gate n he rzF q >sshvlte,
z fe right ttir elAin and nsefssS, thAt IL aid WB
tr SIDE u North UolieEe street., knoHn 10
- tie eFsiua rlsa q the et q A4shFiiie sront
inE abqat - feet Celicss slFest aad hCh there
". a. 4 J G. Erf1rllzn1 a. Dry Goods s1efs
JOHN 4 ED10<pS0S, eAerff
nsrls-~ta ~ GEn d HAMLET, u
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Boys, Youths and Children's
INNE Calf Boots, Brogans and Oxford Ties;
Il Mems Boys and Youths Brogans and
Boots of the best quality and extra sizes, made
pressly to order and for good service. For sale by
mar ID b. r. CUTTER.
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SMAIL--The American merchants Of Shang-
hal, China, periodically prompted, procured
and forwarded block Of marble to this coan-
try for the Washington monument Not anti
cipating the charge, they had neglected 10
provide for the payment Of duty-hfteen dol
lars. The matter was referred 10 the Secreta-
~ Cobb. and e refused 10 remit the duty,
which was Pc adams &Co.
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s- Night before last, while the Senate was
in executive session, two Administration
Senators had personal collision in one. of the
Hobbies. They were parted, however. before
any blows were struck. One of them was the
Presidents mouth-piece Bigler), who had, in
some manner, offended an Arkansas Senator!
The latter was about to chastise the Pennsyl-
vanian, when New England Senator and a
Mississippi Senator interfered and parted
them Washington Letter, ~. y. Post. -
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House bill to systematic and prescribe the
times of holding the Chancery Courts in this
State; and
House bill to regulate the salaries of Off
GERS of the Penitentiary, passed the third
reading.
Several House bills passed the second time
Sund y House mess ages were tiken up and
disposed of.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock, tomorrow morn
ing.
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Catastrophe.
NJ NON yY.,,v,x


Sweet Julia in the witching dance
Received full many an ardent glanced
From manly, love-lit eyes,
But with toss of her fair head,
She motioned, as if she had said,
SIN vain are ali your signs "
She was a creature full OF pride,
And full Of lofty airs beside.
She would not smile any
Her suitors watched her every gaze,
Her glances set their hearts ablaze, 81
And these were rich and many.
She waltzed with grace, and polka'd too,
There were no figures but she knew,
How Stately were her motions
Her taper fingers sweety gloved
Seemed all the things in life she loved,
All else were simply EMOTIONS"
Thus whirling in the graceful dance,
And trying every charm TO enhance
She paused and bushed while DER
Her cheeks ran tears how pride crust
The string she trusted too, had burst
Her hoops lay on the floor.
She gathered them up, and as speedily as
ossbe to the dressing room and from there home and
lr several weeks was seen no more.
ATHENS, N Y, Feb. 1855
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FREAK OF FAsHoS.-Some notion of the
pitch of rivalry in the costumes worn ut the
nuptials OF the English Princess Royal may
be gathered from the fact, that noble lad p
distinguished alike for her amiability, and her
excellent taste in the matter of dress, ordered
that the loom should be destroyed on which
that chef de4rrs of British skill had been
made, which composed her costume on the
25tb.
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BANKING.

Mr.. Davidson moved to strike out the
amendment, adopted yesterday, leaving the
resumption of the Bank of Tennessee contin-
gent upon the acceptance of the provisions of
the Act of Jan. '5S.
Mr.. Richardson read an amendment which
he desired to offer in lieu of the above amend
ment, providing that in case the Union and
Planters banks do not accept the provisions
of the Act of January 49, the provisions of
said Act shall not be binding upon the Bank
of Tennessee; but requiring said Bank of Ten
nessee to resume within one month after the
aforementioned banks resume, unless said re-
sumption occurs before the LIST of November
in which case said Bank of Tennessee shall re-
sumo by the LIST of November; also leaves ii
discretionary with the Bank of Tennessee to
use their capital in exchanges according to
their own discretion. Tabled, ayes fl, noes
%.
The motion was lost, ayes "a, noes 81.
Mr.. Bradford offered an amendment provi-
ding for the sale of 100000 stock of the
Union and Planters Banks. and the establish
ment of branches in Memphis and Knoxville;
provided said stock shall not be sold at less
than par in specie. Adopted-ayes 46, noes
Is.
Mr.. Cooper offered an amendment authori-
Zing the Bank of America, Bank of Chatta-
nOOga and Ocoee Bank to establish branches
the first named, three, and the last two one
each. The Ocoee Bank was stricken out, on
motion by Mr.. Cooper, and laid on the table,
ayes 81, noes 20.
Mr.. Thompson offered amendment re
moving the restriction in the charter of the
Bank of Tennessee in regard to dealing in
bills of exchange. as far as regards the moth
er Bank and the proposed Branches at Mem
phis and Knoxville.
Mr.. Frazier offered an amendment in lieu,
which was tabled.
Mr.. Frazier moved to amend the amend
ment so that it apply to all the branches.
Tabled.
Another bill passed third reading-ayes as
noes Is.
Adjourned TO 2, L. NJ.
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Dissolution.

TUE pnrsnsrxkip herezofers exksrlns Assxs<n re
y sshscrihers se4>r ths srsise< NacxxSxu 4 Hn-
80 Nss dzsssise4 ~ zeIazi eonseHs she STA rl
AN N&cxErzzk a said nfm, AH1 ~tlt sa4Iinne Tie
b1zIz<csz azszcf ~ nsfaes he i eAsFke3 sHA
us p@s znsnt e 90 ~ t<bts e lhe 1Fz and = zne
ssl1s<szo1 - sle nEzae ~ he srns ID ihlzzioz
AIfx- uaCkkNkIE
nzFlesu ~. HuSu9.
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A WINDFALL--The Detroit Advertiser says
that Mrs. Thomas, a washerwoman of that
city. has recently become heir to a fortune of
a million of dollars, in Europe.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, by Rev. J. b.
Ferguson, Mr.. EuGESE NEIL Miss BKKrHA srRAsoI.
AUR, all OF this city.
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THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
Spring and Summer Goods,

+ AN now receiving nv Stock % SPRING AND
J. SUMNER G0oDS, % whirh invite the atienllSu
II nay customers and ihe pabiir generally.
San. PRTTCHETT,
feh-s-Im bSxcAA 81 c1aiege 81
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AN reecistnx cirsct rom Ne nsns -
- n<s1t dos. al he latest 80 les II sprins
j ana ummer HATS ana G f>s CONSISTING
- IA q "a q lfe o<zx C1sziDrre enit tnr H<<S. q
al "a al1s0s. Al<e. feb srsortEaent ~ meas &n1
hsys Wool ffsls and csf<- M - sod On ne nle<t
fezsoaaz,.e tefns Cor cash o. - panctas deaiefs-
n u. Ctfitk.
Na. - sad sa ess, q Brseewzs aad cellses s,s.,
1zr - N.snri''s' sern- =,
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Four beautiful BuiIding Lots,

Nos ~ - - an 30 Cumberland street, N Halls
Addition Nashville, ihe cqudy of redrntptaoa q
waive.i The IS each front So feet and "a he
particularly dezrrSh-d the day - sid. seh tizie
vested in Trustee viii be czecutedt Ilar
ohzzers- Terms made kno~n m doc usss
y. HoRSON trustee
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new advertisements.
FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence in
"a Eigcneid the bridge, with Carriage house
and stable attached for the balance IL the year Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 20
LYONS & Co,
msrla-u II Public square
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NIGHT SESSION.

March II, 1858.
The appropriation bill passed 2nd reading,
and large number of Senate Bills passed LIST
and End reading.
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T r Ell HIT r ATES
PROM
Charleston and Savannah
and Stations ON n. &
C.Raiiroad, west OF Stevenson
Es 80 - -

Firss Glass; (iBeiadilg Hasl per ioo......-.---a IS
r<ctfna SiAe1 $3.50 .
Itilfd tlans ~
Special Rates for Furniture &r 4" ---..---.- %
C,OsPETfTIoN between Steamers and PrOpeners
y plying between New York ana Charleston and
savannah has caused reductoD IN STEAMERS ifeghis
a thFonfh Goods A. Their charges may huctnate
ne give above The from Charleston Savannah
B. Nashville Al the time gnarantee The cost
shall sxce any time prior % ist - June, the
FAtrs heretofore advertised Through Rates rom
Ne~ York snd plsdelphiA % Nsshviile IN ooanectoH
With Charleston and savannah Steamship Lines wa;
iirst Cas-, per ~
Ssacond Class - -
ItlFd Gas ............-......--....-- -
sfrcLai Rates a. .-.-.---. -
ana ~ Ascent sal.th cs.ruina Rarozs1 ciIzris-tnn-
Overchzr,eE and damages (exreff danaascs oee1f-
snr sal ~lli ee FFenEtiy sFtiied a hrrrts,efe
foF further ufarnaaflon 90 cnrds giving clAszincA
tinn ke. z,gly ne ~ \ q f.ilzssa nelets %
by mai 10 CaAs- W. ANDklso>,
s-es-n General Agsnt
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JUSr reserved Cents Lace s.slarhea down. Shoes;
- Gents broad tetIpua ssstifrAe1 doun's Asots.
poatsesclpd f~gsed Water proaf Boosts;
A No. u, Pualls SQUARE,
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Boots. Shoes. SC. sc.

800 cases Boots, shoes, Hats and Straw Goods;
20 - Mems tine calf and fancy top Boots:
20 - d" calf and patent leather top Congress
Boots;
25 " 90 fine calf oak bottom Shoes;
20 " " " - oxford Ties;
- " Congress lasting Caters;
" - oil calf Congress Boots:
Is (" Z" fine kip fancy top Brogans;
so = 90 traoie leather Kip Brogans;
rs " - lii,e,i and hound Brugans;
10 " " heavy Boots;
10 f." ladies tine kid scwcd Boots:
10 " - fONed T. r. Caters;
" Ryans Gne city made kid Roots;
so Z" Misses and children kid goat and calf Boots;
% cases boys fancy top Boots and Brogans and Con-
gress Caters.
The above stock Of Boots and Shoes reality the
very best Qualities and workmanship.
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baltimore Co0e.
Trustee sale.

DY virtue a n Deed q Trust. execoted 70 me -
I'D Trustee. bearing date Sth octnber less, 7ne reg
strred the Icgssnr's ofce IN Isxbson oouuty back
No - page aei, vii sri IA the Couri house YARD
10 the highest bsisleF, on sA7CRDaf, TIfE I'D DAF
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IsoR TIE nEsT iEdseemeass ever oasree, ezczass
II ss@nps O. Fe<2xn postage. sn1 address
MAYNARD CkSWkI4,
f<bs--ssw LsxrsEce, Has
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yITuL be 90 s4ie THURSDAY March lssA, a fsSsA
w - af EDWARDS anesf yarietsss-
raAFlT-z RE1SJ. q. SHELLS.
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Lumber. Lumber. Lumber.

CQUARE CEDAR and all other kinds Of Lumber can
- be had the Lavergne Saw Mills, the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from Nashville
jan26-6m j. W. BIRDWElI-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House spent the afternoon upon Senate
bills on second reading.
The bill changing the bond of Trustees OF
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Knoxville
was defeated.
Adjourned till % o'clock. \. NJ. tomorrow.
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THURSDAY. Mar

THURSDAY, March 1873 A. NJ.
Senate Bills on second reading were taken
up and several passed. whan the special order
the Bank bill, came up.
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LADIES BONNET BOXES.

A LARGE and superior assortment 81 plain Top
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