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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CIOAKS RAGLANS AND CIRCULARS,
the No Al Catharine street just ready for In
spection-
$50 cloth coaks, at IS, worth IS 30
GOO " ragans at s.. worth 81 90
$50 circulars. At 81. worth 80
$50 super raeans beautifully made silk lined and quilted,
at 80 worth SIS.
500 pairs blankets s. worth IS 30 together with splea
did Of black coored silks ut A. yard DE-
aiues is French merinoes, 6s wor
lOs Hosiery gloves and trimmings at equally reduced prices
THUS. GILTENAN
Proprjekor.
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GEO d, PRENTICE, HENRY WARD PETIT,
CHARLES SWAIN, THOMAS MACKELLER,
FIIZGREEN Hal LICK, Ii. j. BRINE, (surrup)
CHAS J. INGERS'ilI. +. W HUNT N. D.
OIESTAS 4. BRUWNsON, EDMUND Fl AGG,
GEN GEO. p. MORRIS, FAl ETH HURD,
NATHA NIEI. DkERlNG, HANNAH r. GOULD.
HON. CHAS. GAYARRE, SARAH HELM WHITMAN
WM. Gil IMORE SIMMS, AROLINE 81. KIRKLAND,
PARK BENJAMIN, ELIZABETH +. ElLkT.
HON. ALB'r PIKE, Ark, JANE EkAIINA LOCKE,
A. ADRIAN ROUQUEITE, ALICE CAREY,
HON. K. I. CONRAD, PHEbE CAREY,
REV. RALPH HOYT, MADAME LIZ VERT,
SkBA SMITH MARY FORREST,
JACK DOWNING MARY +. STEBBfNs,
J. 7. HEALLEY, (AiRs- HEs ETY.
JOHN q. SAAE, ELIZ' BETH oAkES SMITH,
LIEUT.. M r. MAURY, ANNA Z. BUITA,
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CHAS. r. BRIGGS, LOUISA : MCCURn,
C. L. CKANCH MARIA J. MtINr.SH
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Il. If. SIUDDARD, MARY A RICE,
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IhUs DUNN ENGLISH, ANN. T. PORTER,
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REV. NF.N. a. PRINCE, LANl\IA :. GOODWIN,
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

IL Freigts will he forwarded blythe Morning Train
II and must be delivered al the station between the
hours OF and 10 A. after that time viii be too
late for mani!esting that day and there convent
=nce for storing
Freghts for intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallatn must be prepaid mere.
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HATS AND CAPS.

AM Receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest STYLES of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps
for Men Boys and Chdrens wear, consisting in part
Of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats Of all qualities;
BOYS Cloth and Glazed Caps. Also, large lot OF
Mems Boys and Chdren's McTIuo and Wool Hats,
which will be sold reasonable terms Tor Cash or
puuctraI dealers at Nos SO and SO corner Of College
and Broadway, by H. X CUTTER.
OCt2-tf
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Change Of Schedule.
g ~ !ss9:sss9 -
@- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -EsN

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY nth, 1885 the Pas
" senger Train viii run : follows
leave Nashville daily at A. NJ aud 2;30 p. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga AT go i. " and IS \. NJ
Leave Chattanooga AT A. VI. and o = VI.
Arriving at Nashville at 80 4. NJ. aud $40 A. 81.
Through tickets are sold at Nashville TO the follow
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

rI>HR undersigned Dss easFing AZ private sale.
all that partioa u land. lyiag "a the >oath SIDE
e the CnaFiutle Tarnpks brlougisg 90 xhe estate a
fhe Matthew bsrFow, sezeasea- Te iald hrs IA
faii gssw and within about msies e TIE state
C4ptoi aud laia IN lots varying IN szxs frst1
foarseen 20 tzenty scfes alt fsentisg % lis
Turapsks road. These lands wih be sId a fair pr
ees And liosFai Ans fsersoas ~tslng 10
artu4 thesn O. ascertAa pAFteaArs n Feisttn 20
me ternss x,a please cal 1aAA C. sSarrss0 near
the ssreuisss Of on J. l. r. " nrowa, Real ksEafs
NJ - FT1CaFR
O.. C rohHx-Tf
sarsle-a Exsrater2 q u, taErow. 4esse
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open hour before the starting Of each Drain which
allows ample time for the purchase u Tickets. Il is
open nj no other time during tho day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave ou che A. NJ. Team,
which connects throughout with Trains on the other
roads. Time to Richmond - hours. Washington
days; Philadelphia twu AND a halt, aud New York
three days. This i the cheapest ana beet from
Nasnv lille 10 the East
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 T., NJ.
Train, arriving al Mem ms H. time 60 connect Tor New
Orleans, on the evening at the next day, aud 80
hi ough with boats without detention ~ Memphis.
Those for McNinnv", Sparta, and Brtrshcba SpriBEs
leave Nashville on the 2SO T., II. Tran. WhCh con
directly at ruilahoma m the Train Tor McMinn-
vilo. Persons leaving McNmnvillo IN the morning
arrive al Nashville at $50 r. 81,
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily FOR
Smuhiand, and connect With boats for different places
the Ohio aud Mssissppi also daily line Of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival 81 the night express
BY this change OF Schedule, the Train from Mem
pitts connects direct ~ Stevenson win oar MP and
down day Trains, causing no delay TO Nashville and
Eastern IRsseug gers, aud hour gained tho
former Schedule IN golng 10 MeHphis from Nashville
c. l. ANDERSON,
IT General Tick et Agent
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NE Young MIFE.s pIARY!

ny a pACGITsR OF Tii5 WEST.
n confirms thu whole history ~ wninau's trials
Will br rra with tic drep,'tfoolag by at ciasses
Of the community
1hsc charming ~tarios viii b. succeclci by others
q similar deror tiou, several Il NAlUl already
Ia preparation.
Az t!ti former UccaGr fetturss ut the paper, which
have gig"n 70 world Wide rcIuuau"n, Nln bc COZ
tFuci. whr the several new Dfcs viii giN an infinite
vnficty O. rs dne s ned pages. Among iheul
ase namher Of lresh, spey. amusing,
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Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
4 LARGE assortment Of BROGANS OF the very
~ best manufacture
And OF Double Soed and Thick Kip Boots;
Just received and offered 1T low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE.
octls ~ College Street
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Instantaneous.
To Exchange or sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman IS years old, aud her
~ I'VE children the olcst boy l., thr gIl
10 and 50 ga down 10 an infant ~ IA be sold cx-
changed for other Negroes 10 some living in Inc
country, and that wants them for their own use, ana
not for speculation. Apply Ia
augll-lr WILL /. BOYD.
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Fever and Ague.

We hereby certify that We have subsnistrd the
Graetenbarg Fever ana Ague Remedy 10 q close m
specus1 and sciebur anai sis AMI have ziso trsted
qualities usVSfe ~ Fever aud
Asu@ We Iaku great pleasure "a tag tisat t has
proved ootapletsiy successful, AMI thai moot
skiliiuiiy compounded feIaeay Ia rci4ly deserving
tbeeonndenee ~ oar brstarvn ~ tls Aeaeal fseulty
aud al TIE fublic.
y. II MAHEE9T, II. D., New YORK; ca4z ". Rz-
siIoAN, N. % Msecsssoi Wa. H. sisaISeIoS, n. H.
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sIs, NJ. a., LOUISIANA.
A. MACKENZIE, IL College street,
nov3o-f Asens for GFasssBberg Co.
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The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills
Ceres HcAlarhe, Cures Nervousness,
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kNlCkEREOCkER MAGAZINE.
FIFTY-THIRD VOLUME.
LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK, (EpIrons.
DR. JAMES y. MOVES,
JOHN A. GRAY, PUBLISHER.


yITIrd the present nu" Der closes the Finy second
w Volume OF tho X IcKERBoCKER, the oldest and
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IDE bringing i more prominently before tie read
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BOOKER Will be be devoted To the cultivation Of Later
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Fresh Arrivals.

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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

IIAvfNG aaAhacs q Adnasis1TatoE az the esisle q
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DNS SO E4UrHNON.
THE copartnershp heretofore existing between A.
L c. CARTER, +. q. MCKAY and W. c. WIIsFoRD,
under the style and firm name OF CARTER, Mckay X
CO.. was dissolved by mutual consent the M ST day
Of September, 1858. A. c. CARTER, -
r. c. MCKAY,
--rr- ". c. WILiSF0RD.
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Nashville, Tenn.
THE undersigned would inform his friends S%-a
and the public generally that he viii con- klAOI
tinue the MARBLE BISTNES ia this city at 49,
bis shop. next door Cbrnelius's Csbne.- UT-gfFS
shop, on Church Street, AMI calls attention to
the stock Of ~
Marble Monuments, Tombs, ETC.,
Khieh lac has on exhibition and for sale embracing
great variety, auishcd IA TIE most superb manner
lie Is prepared % manufacture the shortest notice
M n bic VI a "a t-e I =; ard every description Il
Marble Work. OF the finest American and Ital
Marble HIS work Will, heretofore, be var
ranted, and has prices 10 suit the times
IAne-tf ~ I. SIKH TON
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Gitsrarp.llD 9
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/" GREAT REPUBLIC %
.ara M q u II HI W.


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and the Press. fiH
WE have the huror 10 announce that we shall is
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as 20 De ia reason TO command the early ateitiun of
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OF NEw lILUsIRAT5D AAGAzISE 10 be called The
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Personal II v III Oier the writers and thinkers of
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ETY. combined with more thorough excellence IL is
believed, than before offered to the American
public in single periodical. THE following authors
and popular writer's are included in the list
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1853.
New ScrieS--Ntw Aitratti0GS---New Writers.
MORRIS AND WILLIS. EDrroGs.

A NEW SERIES or tins ~idely-circul ted FAMItY
~ NEWSPAPER, wil be q, mmeuc,d he frst dog #
January neJr-printed nn me paper and clear type.
WIKI the january number viii begin the publication
Of a sRRIESs BEAUTIFUL
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NcgrOes FOR Sale.

I HAVE quite a number nf Negroes on hand for
Il sale. amongst them excellent SeamstTrss aud
House servant. Also, several good Co"ks, Washers,
&c. Call soon. VA. l.. BOYD, JK.
sepiiT-f
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OriginaI Comic Stories,

which smack aud relish uf the VT. buinor, mess,
briiliaiscy aud sparkle ol the lines.
A. ht 'tuforr, il.oT expense VII be spared
o. maintain titr H. rel Gtai3u Il the IluEC .luluul,
which j. e, cry Nhrr~ both at home ana abroad nc
know lodged - be te - refined un elegant roper
tory 81 nature aud the Arts ts side Ui lliv SEES,
ma M.
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To all the Eastern Cities.


To all the Eastern Cities.
~ A VI. lightning Express through Colrn bus and
" Cleveland without change Of ears. S.39 F. NJ I've
ming Express, through TO Beair andPtsbarg without
change Of cars.
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Cieveland. Ptt-bu-g, Steub~nvsrre,
and Wheeling Lightning Express-Isaves Cincinnati IS
O'Clock A. NJ. for all the Eastern cities also spring
field.
This train stops between Cipcinnai and Columbus AT
Lovrland, Morrow, Nenia. and London only.
SECOND TRAIN-ClevCland Express Mail-tRaves
CncinnRtiat p;i0 A. NJ FOR Iunkrk, Banalo New York
Boston, &c, Wheeling Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash
ington Chy.
This train stops all points between Cincinnati ana
Columbus.
THIRD rRAIN.-.Acconinodation CneauaI
At 4+O i. Nj. for Springfield and Columbus
This train also makes connections Tor Wilmington,
lancaster and Zancsyie. TINS tram stops atail pgats
between Cincinnati and Columbus
FOURTH TRAM lrvrland. piitsburg and Wheel
ing Night ENprcSs-lravcs Cincinnati AT 80 . cJocE
L. Il. tor all the Eastern cities.
This train stops all points between Cincinnati aHS
Columbus.
No train on sundays.
Trains by Columbus tiIne-scyen min faster
tlza Cincinnati tine.
For Through Tickets
And all information At CINCINNATI please Apply Al The
Little Miami and Coyneton and Lexington Office, No.
Burnett, House, The Old ONCE, soati corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House, OF At
the Eastern Depot.
J. DURANp, Superintendent
+. +. FULLER, General Ticket Agent
TFT OMNIBUS LINZ calls for passengers at all the
rrirci PSI hotels for each every train. By leaving
drCct-Ts either 81; The above oiiccs VIII cali Tor
rsEssuT all parts 81 the city. without f1il.
Ss~ ~ b. KUGGli1>. Conductor
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Gents Shoes an Caters.
rENIIEAli.N will find good assortment Of FINE
VI SHOES, and CATERS, OF Il very best quality +,
and at low prices, al the Store Of -
JOHN RAMAGE
iY 24.tf ~ Coege Street
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TILE AYENGEEt

THIS product,n Is entirely ArIcI csn IN c"nstruc-
ti'n. plot, nCt'e, atloac. SEEM, tGr, Coi.cis
Il cou'd not have been true OF ANY other country,
mi poss-sFeS attractions Of a peculiar nature or
those sta the manor born Il IL SJrcitlttg--a
bos,pS LoiShc Of Itma, kah'r Nalu".
Ia, thrd OF th;s attractive series OF American
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Tic Sccuc H. aii ln thus durug tie memoir bio
winter e the great irc lhe irtid,Ht- are nitull
Aad familiar. anf The characters sEu.iy drawn ami
grouped; the plot clearly defined aHlt VEL
As-d--th ~ q. sG~y C'arcful AID nuwuC, and q
n ,t1usttsut cun,r, i mort useful lesson. II j. q
tgO,L II st- iiId iacsit
This story viii b. fuilnwrd hv n Talo ~ 10"
South. aud uf startling inter, II, by eminent
Sl,Uttsral arflor guitrI
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SheIton's Marble Works!

Church street, next door 10 Corneluss Cabnet-shop
Nashville. Tenn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-14

By the Constitution, the Hawaiian form of
government is declared to be a constitutional
monarchy. The Legislative branch of the govern
ment is thus divided into two bodies, the one ap-
pointed by the King, the other elected by the
people at large. Each OF these bodies hasa mega
tive upon the acts of the other. One is intended
as a bulwark to conservatism, the medium of the
chiefs and landowners of the kingdom-the other
represents the interests and passions of the people.
This theory of the division of the Legislative power
into two houses has become an axiom in the
political science of the present age, and wherever
it has been adopted time and experience have
shown that, with the proper indispensable appli-
ances and regulations, it is the wisest and best
form of government. This is admirably exempli-
fled in the construction and practical operation
of the parliaments of Great Britain, during hum
dreds of years, and in the legislatures of the dit.
ferent States which compose the American Union.
The two extremes of society thus represented in
the division of the Legislative power naturally ope-
rate as salutary checks upon each other, and the
happy medium of policy thus created between
aristocratic and exclusive aspirations on the one
hand, and leveling and ultra liberal tendencies on
the other, is eminently calculated, in q commu-
nifty like that of these islands, TO work to the
greatest good of the body polite.
The Constitutions OF England and America
were the models upon which the trainers of the
Hawaiian Constitution fixed their attention, and.
at the first glance it would seem that they had
faithfully carried out the plan which the expai-
ence of older nations had prepared ready to their
hands. The principal outlines are all here the
general principles upon which the two branches
of the legislature are to act upon each other ass
well defined. The one is thoroughly popular in
its constitution-the other as thoroughly repre-
sents the opposite Of this. The number of repre-
sentatives is restricted within the bounds of
twenty-four and forty there must never be less
than the first nor more than the last number.
Bat in regard To the House Of MOBILES, it is simply