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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

,,sp.roHEs TO The n. I. TRIBUsI.
=. S..,,al coyresp0ndent
WASHINGTON, Friday, March ., 1853.
r.o Ksn.as debate in the Senate will probably
..n.,ne most of the month, as thirty elaborate
sra.abes at least are in preparation.
His physicians think that Mr Jefferson DAVIS
.,n hardly resume active duty before two months
beoo. He is now confined TO dark room under
a severe regimen.
Three Democrats from Pennsylvania are hating
between two courses. On the one side are expected
fayors from the Administration, on the other are
desired commttals from the Anti-LecOmpton side
IN their favor to oyerbaance the opposition Of the
,arty in their Congressional Districts They are
considered lost to our eide.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF The TREASURY
Lmount subject to draft. ,9b9O1I U!
Reduction from last week ............. 4J,'6 az
keceptS.. ...-s..s.-s'.''''''' 49,, 20
Drafts paid. s<,i6 10 10
Ol6lL5 j Iaied...s' 'ViiV0- ~
- STATEMENT OF TREASURY NOTES.
Issued warrants. i%9f "
On exchange ...s...-......'....'... 'oo,ooV
Irt1l,. 1l,.......s....s...ss''s' 'SoiVpVIVVO
Redeemed on warrants. V93, @9VV @
Outstanding March 5......... ...--........sl oof'iV
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xxxyth CONGREss....First Session
SENATE. .WAsHINGToN, March D, 1913.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
II nE REPRESENTATIVE

The House took up the private calendar, passc!5
seyera bills of no general interest and I'll
Monday.
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der end on circumstances yet 10 be revealed and
if q sde 9. ai il may assume some other shape.
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Iace. and EmbroidcrIes.

In this line our stock Is hupcrb-cmbrLcing all the
novelties the CoSIS and sleeves separate
autt In sets both for coJys and mourning, elegant
BRIDAL Wells and HsndkerCbiels, Lace Fails real and
Imitation: Jac0uet and SWISS Trimmings and Founc
ings Real valenoiennes, POM Apuque Laces, lnesrt
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Government of Tennessee.


IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor.
F. n. ". BURTON, Secretary OF state
JAMES C. LurrREIL Comptroller OF the Treasury.
GRANVILLE C. FORFEIT, Treasurer.
JoHH l.. 7. SSEED, Attorney General
The salary Of the Governor is 900 per annum,
that of the Secretary 81 800 and perquistes
COMPTROLLER Of the Treasury 900 and fees for sign
ng Free Bank notes. Treasurer 81 800 Attorney Gen
raj 81 500 The Legislature consists of % Senators
and rs Representatves-the Democrats having Is sen
ators and the Americans THE number of American
Representatives is 33-Democratc Representatives ~
Supreme Court of Tennessee.
Judges-R. l.. CARUTHEEs, of Lebanon.
RoBT. J. MCKISSEY, 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 p CLARK, Nashville
W. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
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at Cost for Cash.
STOVES FOR TIE TINES.

STOVES FOR THE TIMES.
TUST received from Cincinnati, few of BLUNT'S
y COAL COOKING RANGES, small size, which
prepared furnish at Cincinnati prices, with
penses added.
ALSO,
A good assortment of COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will put up aud warrant, and which, that coal
is cheap and the reach of every one, is the Stove
for use.
ALSO.
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES, for Coal
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES, for Coal.
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parlor Crates from Vim.
JaCksOn's Mandatory, New York. Common Mantle
and lamb Crates, all sizes and patterns, which will
sell low TO suit the times.
MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Dec 1S-tf.
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WOOL WOOL

WE want 80 600 lbs. CLEAN WASHED Wool, for
w which we will pay cash. We want ii to make
Jeans and IiHsey.
mars. W H GORDON K co.
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Circuit Courts Of Tennessee.

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 Baxier'
Judge; W B Bate Attorney General. There are four
teen Circuits in the state, and Circuit Court for sum
ner county, which held by the Judge Of the Cr'mi-
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford, on the third Mondays IN February
Yin October.
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L s-ls u. ID. DlckEY.
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.Direftorp.
Government Of the United States.
rhe Execuftue
The Cabinet.

JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pa, President Of the U. Stdted
JOHN C. BREcKESRIDGE, of KY, Vice President.
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laeal estate Sales.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN Tile
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

VITE WILL SELL, an the most reasonable terms,
w FIFTEEN ACRES or LAND, four Inilrsiro
the city, ON the Murfreesboro Turnpike, on Nal creek,
with a magnificent GRIST MILL, IN good running or.
dor, all complete; together with six hundred barrels Of
oorn, so head Stock Hogs 6c, sc. W. VII exchange
the above for Negroes al the highest market prizes
The Mil has lately undergone a thorough renovation
and all of It's machinery In good repair making as good
Flour and Meal be made IN the West This II
the best investment to pay handsomely that We have
proposed 10 sell. BOYD a 90.
lehlu--n
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LEWIS Cas-, of Michigan, Secretary Of STATE
HOWELL Conn, of Georgia, Secretary Of The Treasury.
Isaac ToucEY of Connecticut Secretary Of The Nary.
JOIN B. FLOYD, OF Virginia, Secretary Of War.
JEREMIAH H. BLACK, OF Penn, Atmney. General.
JACOB THOMPSON, OF Miss, Secretary Of the Interior
AARON V. Brown, of Tenn. Postmaster General.
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H. =. District Court.

The d strict Court Of the United States convcnes AT
Knox lille on the third Mondays in April and october
Mt Nashville first Mondays in March and September
and at Jackson, on the second Mondays IN April ana
ncfnh ar
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The Judiciary.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER B. TASEY, Of Maryland, Chief Justice.
JOIN MCLEAN, Of Ohio, Associate Justice.
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Municipal Government OF Nashville
JoHS A. McEwEN, Mayor.
Aldermen.


JONI A. McEwEN Mayor
Aldermen.
First ward-JoHx CoIrART aud C.. F. JoNfS-.
Second Ward-r ]. HAZE and W. i. DowNs
Third Ward-JoHv X. HUME and G. ". DARDEN.
Fourth Ward-DAvIn T. wARE aud J. I. BRowS.
Fifth ward-G. NJ FoGG and J. p. COLEMAN.
sixth Ward. HAYSIE and JOHN A. FIsHER.
Seventh ward-w. \. DAVIS aud Isaac PAU.
Eighth ward-C IL. CoSGEs and Ira p. JONES.
WILLIAM A. GLENS, Recorder.
CHARLIE A. FULLER, Treasurer.
GODFREY NJ. FoGG, City Attorney.
ASsoS NELSON, Revenue Collector.
JoHS L. GLENN, Water-TaN Collector.
J. NJ sEABuRY, Superintendent Water Works
T. J. HALE, Tax Assessor
VIM NJ BRowS City Marshal.
] J. EvERErr & W II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshes
} nm A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
F,EDKuCK MARSHALL, w. H. SrCRDivANT, SAlrEi.
J. STA KEY JonN H. DAVIS, W. p wArsoS, WILLIAM f.
McAu nR r. NJ CAvTrT wA YARHRouGH, ALEXANDER
BRANS, ~ W. II. BRINKLEY, JAMES \. TASSsLEr, W. H.
CRosraN An JoHS BAusH, 5. McCALI1r, A c TUCKER,
r. NJ " yrsoS and W. J. HARRISON, Night Waiehmen
wA DIX, Keeper Of Work House.
K. A. CoLE, Wharf Master.
jaws HsSsoS, Street overseer.
The ard Of Mayor and Aldermen meets on the
Q econd nd fourth Thursdays Of each mouth.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. Vim. X. Turner Is Judge Of the criminal 'oo''
for the counties Of Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
somery and John shane Esq, is Clerk for this coun-
II meets at Nashville on the drst Monday in April,
August and December.
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'COnOrPss.

1.-THE first session Of the 35h Congress began on Mon
day Zee. nth 1857. The Vice President Of the Uni
ted States is President ezeeio 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-
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KENTUCKY planning MILL.
n y. =. EE<nEEsus- M Loxa-
MAYO, Henderson 4 LONG,
BIIIDERS and CONTRACTORS.

CAsH, Door AND YfNTTIAN blind FACTORY.
- fiAnng Nj sha LninbeF negst, aghIh stFest nu@F
keltieky OeetrAl Railroad prTsst, Coxsastca, ~.
Ne u.Alsl-sksare ana keep ca hand eEice.tee -
snrtnasnt q c.s1, DaoFs. Hllads. looE aad NudrA
Franes, hzse, Aoultins N2ateis isslers. Mas and
feiloe f1ne ffooflu< seisiHs fstent uuslers eeard
ing sad fzzaed A-fis - every faFty q q,s4lV Aisa
thickaess Ne Alss furnish lHulbeE n the fecehs
falnted AID Gl4kea -4sA alsays i1anfs AinalAie
elasr bard wooAs xsz4s9 - ereer LAllAs eAsh-
5xxs &--cn
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X. c. McNAIRY * CO.,
LARGE DEALERS KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

I'VE HAVE now In store an unusually arge and
w elegantly assorted stock of Fall AMI Winter Goods
OF every description, and we are prepared Ia oHer
greater Inducements To- persons wishing articles IN our
line, than Il has ever been pleasure 10 &c" Our
stock, both "a t. quality and variety, VIII compare
th ANY the country ana prices shall bo a. low
as IL is possible them toe. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well to give our stock early
and thorough examination, We feed wccan make IL to
their Interests We would call the attention OF the
buyers particularly TO the following departments IN oar
business.
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BOY ID s. CO.,
nEAI.EINs N
Real Estate. Negroes. sc.

xNyE will pay the highest psiees fsf likely young
w Negroes Cash adv Anccs hsalia Negroes cun-
signed - Us. We Viii keep constantly on hand nc
sfoss for sale At the old stand - hu. l. Boyd No
90, casEry sissss, S@@Iyliss, Tsaa ssgszi
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN

TINE 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-WHkEIS Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS &c, &c. is respectfully called this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 10 carry the business fully as extensive
before, and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commcnc-
ed operations IN our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard,
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 Old and new
customers.
We are experienced MechauicS-each Of person
ally attending to his own dcpartmcnt-lud thus we
shall be able 10 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 o. give general satisfaction
and be pItruniZed by all friends Of home ture
VI. $ACKEE X Co,
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville Tenn,
June Eft Late Nashville Mani. Co
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Auction Card.

THE subscriber havuE consunfrAfe4 arrangements
Il with NJ. A ~ SrsasoKx an eslTFieaced aud prae-
teal Asetiyaeer, wi attend ana make sales u koaf
kstatr. Steamboats,. hogszhold farnnre, wllh a. eui
dear Eziss- kkNi- y. SHIELDS
E1zr3-H
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

DY virtue OF an agreement between the undersigned
ID we will sell for the benefit % the parties concerned
nj Public Auction the premises, 10 the highest bid
der ON Saturday, ist day OF May next
IQES the lots described below la Ewing Addition
10 Nasl,ville viz: Lots Nos. 70, 81 IS aud "a
ing Avenue ana Fogg street; also Lots Nus I0l lo2
IO3 and loI on Stevenson Avenue and Allison street
lots Nos III I22 l23, and ia, wetrnoTe street
Lots Nos l25, l26, l2T, and l2s, ON Welmore street
and Stevenson Avenue; Lot No. Sl5i on Ewing Avenue
ing on Allison street and intensified by tho Railroad
Lots Nos. ., 10, IL, aud II, fronting on stevenson
and Fogg Street, and iniersectsd by lhe Tan
road. -
The sale will be without reserve, on crecit OF IL
months with from date aud notes With good
security payable IN Bank will be required and len
ROBERT c. FOSTER, 3HD.
fan2-td " X STEVENSON.
-, !. -. ....,.s - ~, -. nv
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.

~43UUU PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
ME- are now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties brought 10 this market They
are all Of the growth of 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
DR.. Landreth X Sons, Philadelphia
Inc American Seed Garden, Withersfeld, &c.
Risley's, Fredonia New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratuitous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition 10 the above we have a large supply OF
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushe
1000 Papers Flower Seed
Just receiy ed from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins Co, 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers Of Flowers have larger and better
ment from which make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square.
janl3-tf Opposite the Market House
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Senators.

JoHx BELL. (American) whose term expires in 1859.
Andrew JOHNSON, (DemocraD whose term expires
n 1868
40. p. NICHOLSON CDemocrat) has been elected TO
take the place Of Mr. Bell and his will expire in
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Carpe,inc. and oIl-Cioths.

Real Wilton Carpets. I1erant Velvet aEd Brussels,
Ia great varsity Elegant fys and ingrains, the In
rams the largest and beet assorted have
offered and al loWcr prices. Also Velvet and krus
s-lS Hair ana Hal Carpets. TFiile and ain Ncnrtisu
IN an uislths together Wsh kuts. prusEets, trutnb
cloths RUGS Mats etc, etc We prepared IA
make ana put down Carpets "a the shortest uocc We
have large k OF Floor Oh Cloths ~ tie est makvs,
and Ia ali widths which Nc ~dl cut IA aay shape 10
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Representatives.i


First District-AIBERT G. WATKINS, Dem.
Second % HORACE MAYNARD, Amer.
Third -SAMrEL A. SMITH, Dem.
Fourth JOIN II. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth +" -CHARrEs READY Amer.
Sixth GEORGE W. JONES, Dem.
Seventh" -JoHS V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth 90 Felix X. ZoLIIcoFPER, Amer.
Ninth 4" y. u. c. ATKINS, Dem.
Tenth % WV. T. AVERY. Dem.
The Senate consists Of "a members. two from
s,ch of the 40 States The House Of Representatives
$ composed Of 237 members as follows Maine s.
New Hampshire g. Vermont 3, Rhode Island 2, Massa
ehusetts Il Connecticut T. New York 33, New Jersey
s, Pennsylvania 25 Delaware l. Maryland 8, Virginia
H. North Carolina 8, South Carolina &, Georgia g. Ala
b,ma Z Florida l. Louisiana 4, Mississippi 5, Texas .
Arkansas Q Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 2l, In
diana H. Michigan 4, Illinois o, Missouri 7, Iowa
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 3, California 2 Besides these
the Territories of Utah, Washington, Oregon, Nebras
ka. Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
1 the House OF Representatives.
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FOUNDERS.
SHELBY IRON WORKS
AND
Car Wheel Mandatory,
Near the Suspension RrFs@e,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

XNHITCOMB LEGO, Founders and Machinists,
w respectfully give notice that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop, and FORCES, complct-
ed and IN successful operations and that they pre-
pared to execute all orders for heavy and light
ings, including CAR-WIIEEIS OF THE MOST LIPROy-
ED PATTERNS.
In this department thorough knowledge and long
perience enable us 10 challange competition
Also, CAST-IiON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most i'm
proved Patterns plain, futed, and Ornamental Col
umns: WaterPipes of all sizes, Retorts for GasWors,
and other establishments where required; steam
gincs, Saw Mills FIGURING Mills &c, made promptly
order and Of the best material Particular aten-
ton given % repairing machinery at low prices and on
liberal terms.
Our SNITH-WORNS will be Of the most extensive
character: Saw-Mi Works, Strrups, Dogs. P.tman-
Irons, wCranks, Bolts, and all kinds of Mill Irons
made on the shortest notice
As practical mechanics wishing 20 establish a
permanent business, object will be pay partiCu-
lar attention 20 all orders for repairing old ma
chinery. All require Is a trial, and We are conf
dent of being patroniZrd.
y. B.-We have on hand at present a large assert
ment of Flre-B Bars for steam Engines.
WM. LEGO.
Nashville, Dec 4-tf
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IRESH SEED

X BAHREI.S CLOVER SID,
LEI 10 barr : Timothy 90
Bloc Grass sccd cleaned and stripped,
HERDS s.rass seed,
Nut-n Cloves,
Profile GtTu.
Clnsse sugar Cane,
japan Gas.
faatrs .hs Garden seeds,
TluReT sred,
JUS reserved by RAINS 4 BROWN,
fsbls No. ~ Public SquHre5
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r WILL sell months ersasi, &c iox for CzsAs
L the ha1asome falr % Grey Carnage Horsss, :,
presant driven fasteFzon A GFecnnaidis fuFEtsrt
~Ag0u- They vel bFoken aud geatl-, Asld nee
parted wigh Cor zny faah
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.
fubio-0 NzzhVHts. Tear.
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Removal.

TINE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
~, that he has removed his Hardware from the
old stand Market street 10 No 81 in the large brick
building, lately erected on the South side Of Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes h.
der the various articles embraced IA his line of bust
He invites especial attention % bls large assert
meut Of CASTINGS, liUILOW-WAEE BRASS, Sc., such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes iiuw Mods,
straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn Crushers, MIL
CrushcTs, Balcony Work ana Iron Fencing, Conce Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, bog Irons Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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misfellaneons.

Negroes! Negroes!! For SaIe!!!
A NO. MAN COOK, and his wife, who is splendid
n washer and ironer- Also good family of Likely
Negroes, which viii be sold low. =
jan25-tf BOYD & CO.
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Honsc Furnishings.

81 1914, 10 by II !, IL by n 40 ey io4, narnssk
Table Cloths, o. - 81, and iu4 Table Ianass by
the yard. An sizes, CuIorci wool, trl"n, aud CoItuu
Table Cloths rali striped T'I.iWrttr- Narktu-, t.
grthcr withal kinds 81 uL4pets, ToWriugs. Narcotics
Quilts etc etc Also all widths Cotton sud Linen
,llr,ilnn. IlIInN Ilnru-. lAumr.I.fs. elr.. etc.
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Curtnin Goods.

Elegant sata ilnez IA az colufa, Nth trimmings 90
match Elegant Reps In Chintz cllurs with trimmings
10 match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curnins, all Wuoi,
Union aud Cotisa IamAsS ID grCat variety, together
4. IA
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CInaks. ShaHyI.. nnd Scnrf..

We hays the largest and most elegantly assorted
sturk IA t4is way seen iu the country, many Of
which imported by M"ssTs. A. 7. stewart 4 Co.,
of New York. expressly for safes. In Nelvets,
have them at all prices from SIS 90 500. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver IgnaS and long
Cloaks etc. for ladies' AMI children la all 4sa.ucs, at
from three dollars up. ShaWls IN all SIZES and quail
tee both square aud long ON the nIgsi ordinary "a
The most elegant Also just received . fresh invoice
OF those elegant col1rod, al S.E Cheneie shawls,
- lik haa
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Match Horses for sale.

We have also ans stock 81 II e dy-u n 4
q. % % o.. that Ntil sell A .rratig rc.lacad
psiccs- CiIfION A ABlhUTT,
tau-t--2 Is gsslsr rtreef
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Transportation.
FIR EIGHT RIA Els
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
To
Nashville and Stations ON n. s.
{. Railroad, west of stevenson
- sss5. - 81

First Class, (includng Hats) per IO0 sl IS
L 10
lhira Ass -.----.--..-...ss .......... SO
Special Rates for Furniture sc D so
4 NoMfElIIIoN between Steamers and Propellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused reduction Steamers freights
on through Goods. As their charges NAV auctliate
we give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
70 Nashvihe At the same time guarantee the cost
shal not exceed at any time prior Of June the
rates as heretofore advertised as Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia IN Nashville in copne,io
First Class, per 100. ....... 81 on
Second Class. - ........ -
Third Class. - ............ sS
Special Rates. - .......... 81
Consign Goods 20 Agent Central Railroad savannah
and 10 Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
overcharges and damages Except damages occur
ing al sea- VIII be promptly settled as heretofore
For further Information Cards giving claSs6ca
uon &c apply 10 me At the y & C. Railroad nepot or
by mail TO CHAS W ANDFRSON "
Ieo---u General Agent
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The Chancery Court for the Middle Division OF Ten
nessee opens at Nashville on 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 ana
september; at Springfield, first Mondays in June ana
December: at GAINESVILLE, third Mondays in April aud
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August.
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The salary Of the President is s25 900 per annum-
that Of the Vice President $4,000. Each member OF
the Cabinet receives Sc 900 per annum The salary Of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court $1,000 ana
of each Associate Justice Sc 900.
The United states Circuit Court for this Che sth
Crcuit) is held in Nashville the first Monday IN
March-Justice Catron presiding with Jacob McGavock
Clerk.
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Metropolitan Eating House.

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THIS fashionable and popular Eat - s-sS%z
i ing House is Just in receipt of a SSSSySS2
superior lot Of Fresh Oysters, together with all
kinds of Game, which Will be served up in splindid
style at all hours of the day Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon our house we
trust by close attention the of our customers
we shall continue to merit the in the future.
}. X w MOORE,
Feb3-u Corner of Cedar and Cherry SITS.
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staple Go ,ds.

We have an unusually large tnt - AL kinds 81 Do
mestic Goods. Bicachod and Brown Nsttons; Wool,
union ana CotSn fiannes; Ssripe1 Cottons Tor scr
Waits Ia great variety Heavy gos~s for house and
HvlI servants Prints, SEhnns, Hosiery, Gloves, IN
short every thiuE i ae and at pFices that e3nno
tail Ca gave sAtslAe Ian,
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lress Goods.

together with an endless variety Of thedium and
low priced silks in Flouuccs Robes-a- guile, and by
lhe yard in Plain Plaid Striped, and Bayaderes, also
Sttu Faced and Double rwillcd Mcrinoes and Cash
morcs. Great variety of all Wool and Union Plais,
MousdeIanes, and every thing new and desirable in