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mnnerar, and Financial.

NV YorK, Jan. "a. z. M.-The weekly averages 6
the Banks show great uniformity in the movement
those institutions The variations from the preyiou-
week quite unimportant In the aggregate although
diyiduai cases the changes have been coIis
derable The Republic for example, loses over $780,
600 OF deposits, while others have gained rs much
$3.50 900. The results Of the statement disappont the
general expectation, which WAS that there would be
shown a further general expansion. The payments
the loan red to-day by the Treasury viii cause
- further contraction in specie ana deposits next
week. After the award Of the previous ten m lions
in August last. the specie line fell on 81 600 900 the
first week Within three weeks the specie decreased
s. 900 ,OCO and the deposits 50 900 900, while the
loans increased IS 90 900
The stock Market for the week ope7s with a rather
better feeling and fair degree Of activity, although
the buying the First Board especially, Was not
general A. the Bulls would have desired prom-
Hent operator very IRE, purchaser OF many Of
the stocks the list and 10 his operations the nrm
ness Of the market is mainly due. s2S 900 Tennessee
skies sold at 81 "a
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BREAKING THROUGH THE IcE.--A letter to
the Petersburg Press, dated Wytheyille. Va,
January 11th, says: "a large number of
persons were assembled at pond some mile
and a half from here to-day to get ice and
amuse themselves in skating, when Mr.. Hark-
reder, one ofthe number, stepped on crack
ed piece of ice on the margin of the cutting
and Instantly dropped through. Every one
rushed to his rescue at once, the ice CON-
menced giving way, and soon almost the en-
tire party were engaged in struggle for
their own lives. Those who witnessed the
catastrophe were so much overwhelmed with
alarm that much time was consumed before
any successful or rational effort was made to
save them, and the sufferers, as fast as they
poised themselves upon the edge of the ice,
would find it breaking in their grasp. A
more appalling scene can hardly be imagined.
After awhile, with the use of poles, all were
rescued except Mr.. H., who sunk to rise no
more -
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A LARGE CHoR.-The choir at the popular
services at st. Paul, London, comprises some
500 individuals, and includes many of the
fnest amateur singers in London, of both
sexes. With the exception of the leader,
the whole Of them are altogether unpaid, and
render their services from pure devotion to
the practice of ecclesiastical vocal music
They are all persons to whom music is simply
a pleasing recreation; many of them are in
circumstances of ease and affluence, some
being members of one or the other of the
learned professions, and it is beyond doubt
the finest, as it is the largest, amateur choir
ever organized in any place of public wor-
shin
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2S.-The steamer Ten
nessre, with Vera Cruz dates of the 24th, has
arrived.
Genl. Tries and Admiral Serman are among
h passengers.
The Spanish feet left Sacrifice on the goth
.or Havana.
The French and English fleets arc at Sacra-
licio.
The Pr0gresso quotes n rumor that an Anne
rican war vessel threatened to blockade and
lombard Mazatlau, for confiscating the cargo
of an American merchantmen by order OF the
Church party.
MEXICO, Jan. 19.-The PensidnmentO, Mira
mons organ at Guadalajara, states that Mira.
mon will not accept the Presidency, nor favor
Roblcs, but adheres to Zuloaga.
Mramon is marching on the Capitol.
Degaliado is ut MUrelia.
Mramon ordered forced loan of 5000, 900
at Guadalaiara, including foreigner, w~o
paid und the threat of expulsion.
The press in the Capitol state that tie
French and English Ministers have notified
the Government that unless Il million of dol
lars are paid within six days TO satisfy the
claims of their subjects, their fleets will take
possession of Vera Cruz and Tampico. The
statement is discredited.
The Government Palace at Guadala ia a
wasslcslroyed on the 10th, by al explosion
Ot the magazine, JaSJ after Mifdmph lett IL
for the capitol, causing terrible CONSERVATION;
from one to two hundred persons were killed.
The l. liberals had taken MazdIlan and Caa-
mano, and had fallen back on 1antepcc,
Bldnco, aud Coronado, and with 5000 men
were before ZLcateca'.
Miramon sent COO men to its assistance,
but il is thought the garrison will be Obliged
t. surrender.
MIramon declared vehemently against
Roll : plan previous to Miramon election,
but has been silent since.
Robes /, still presiding, backed by the ca
pitaliSts, aud ftieudly with MlraIuon.
1t Is said IL MirdmOn Il, clares III favor OF
ZLIOaga, Robes viii join the Liberals.
The English and French admirals have
made u formal aud threatening demand on
Juar,Z for tue prompt payment Of interest GA
EIgiIsh bonds.
GenI. lrAcouis has been released by RObles
after years Imprisonment at the Capitol.
1t IL reported That Iruconis will be placed
in command of the Vera Cruz forces.
The American bark Rapids, discharged at
Vera Cruz.
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Supreme Court.

NASHVILLE. Wednesday, Jan. %.
s. VI. Glenn and wife, ct al vs.. S,sM. Green
ct al. Opinion by Wright, j.; affirming de-
cree of Chancellor.
j. Elder and wife ct III VS. ]. Pope ct al.
Opinicn by Wright, j.; affirming decree of
Cha lcellor.
Hardy Pyland ct al VS. n. Thompson ct al.
Opinion 10y Mckinney, j.; reversing decree
OF Chancellor.
Moore Smiley VS. J. C. Gambill ct al. Opin-
ion by Caruthers, j.; reversing Judgment
aud remanding cause.
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Intelligence from Indiana.
FUN Ell sLADh, says
ABINGroN. Wayne CO., Ind, April 2l, 1s5

ARLINGTON. Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1857.
''Allow TO say that Hollands German Bitters
have truly performed miracles in this part of the
country, and there mGHywho can and do speak Of
its excelIency and intrinsic merits. send you the
names Of some who have been greatly relieved by it
j. J. Swing, Mrs. ID. Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. Johu Minor, Mr.. NJ. Reisle, Mrs. f. Sell and ma
ny others"
These Bters are intended for Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordered stomach They will perform what ri said
they WI. For sale by druggists and store keepers
every and village in the United States Cana
das West Indies and South America, at rs cents per
bottle that the signature Of C. N. jackson is
the wrapper of each bottle. ianl-lm
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The Home Insurance Company a.
New York.

This very responsible aud popular company
publishes its Semi-Annual Statement made
up for our State Comptroller in compliance
with the law. BY reference to our columns it
will be seen that in addition TO its cash Opal /
up) capital of s6O0,O 900 il has a cash surplus
OF nearly 100000.
The company is known, in a gratifying
manner to some Of our citizeus, to whom II
has paid losses so promptly; aud 10 Others,
we need only say, that its published state
ment speaks for itself NASH Il MARR are
the company's agents in this city.
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NJ EAR the Nashville ana North A ~ ~
~ Western Railroad, IA Cheath- EZ@SA
am county / Offering great bar ~ scxsA
gains in the following Tracts Of &fIftet I-5
Land
One Tract lying the Charlotte Pike. 81 miles from
Nashville ana within mile IL Harpeth river, con-
tanning 30 acres, with good double Log House, kich-
en- houses Stable, and Spring upon Il, which viii
be hi for Six Hundred Dollars; half cash, the bal
ance years credit without interest
one Tract lying on Turnbull creek, within Few
hundred yards Of the Nashville X y W. 4 r. I'm 'iy
tnbered with Poplar, Walnut and oak, about so acres
ri,h Bnttou, with NE Springs, also Blowing Spring
or Cave; also runs across the Charlotte Pipe contain
ing $40 acres whra viii be sold for - 900; oneIhrd
cash, the balance and two years credit with
interest.
one Tract lying about . miles west Of Kingston
Springs and mile from lhe Nashville a y. ". R--R.
containing $50 Acres, heavily tmbercd with all kinds
OF growth. las free stone spring on al has several
hundred acres Of good upland upon II; would make a
bne stack Farm; une country FOR Hogs aud sheep;
which will be sold for 81 900, onehri cash. the bal
ancc in and Two years credit, without interest.
one Farm lying on Big Harpeth, within mile OF
Kingston Springs and within hall mile OF the Nash
vile X ~ W Il. H., containing 3l5 acres, about 70
acres in cultivation, good House and all necessary
out. houses upon IT, This farm has Of the finest
water powers In the State for large machinery
Was once selected by the Hon JOIN BlII a site for
the Armory Of United States; which Will b. sold at
SIS per acre third cash, the balance one and
two years credit without interest or Il purchasers
would prefer raying all cash We will discount per
cent month upon the time paper for ali the above
tracts.
Persons wishing o. purchase viii please call upon
the undrrs gned, General Land Agent for CheRtham
CO., Tenn. at Kingston Springs.
Jan2O-lmdtrw1~ + J. kkklbkR-
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From South America.

New IoRK, Jan. 2S.-The steamer Illinois
has arrived with Valparaiso dates Of the 10th,
aud Calao of the 25th.
There is Another revolution in Chill, with
"A prospect OF the Government being over
thrown.
The Valparaiso McrcuriO newspaper has
been suppressed by the Government.
The provinces of Valparaiso, santiago and
Aconcagua, are declared under martial law.
Several printing offices have been closed.
A number of citIZens belonging To u politi-
cal club ut Santiago have been imprisoned.
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INV OklLANSs Jau- -as-~Nbbtvu. To
day II 500 bales, ia. Sugar firm.sales 5000
hhds. 0ais 80. Whisky 26l Gunnies l0l
oil. Freight on cotton to Liverpool ] to
Havre l.
Exchange on London 7ECSss; new York
sight !.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 2s.-Cotton sales to-
day $500 bales liz. Better grades sitter
The stramers news had no efitct except check
ing operations. Sales OF the week $4,000
hairs; receipts OF the week 81 900 against
81 900 bales last year; exports Tor the week
$4,000 hales; total exports 100000 bal =;
receipts at this port ahead of last year 32I.-
600; receipts al ell Southern ports ahead Of
last year 1000 bales. Stock at New Or
leans t6s.50O bales
Sugar baoyant. advanced I. 5I(G6s; Molas-
ses declined l cent 32s Flour nrm, IS 50;
Cora active, sales 1000 bashciss0; Oats 77(9
so, Shoulders lrn; sides 9l(dll1; Lard IN
bib. TO arrive, III Is refused; C,,ffee firm,
sales OF the week 23-500 bags. l0i(Glli, re-
GENTS OF the week 20 900 bags, tolal imports
23t 900 bags against l4l.O00 oags last year.
stock AT New Orleans 10000 bags against 54.-
500 bags last year.
Nav YoRK, Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet. sales
1 500 nales; no sales since the steamers nr~s
Nas received Quotations Nominal Flour
baoyant. Gales II. 600 bbls. s5(s6 Is. Sugar,
Orleans TsesIl-
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s-Fioar firm. so.
whisky active, &c. Purk.qaiet. eoantry mes
Is 90. Lard duh IL !.
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THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE AND THE SLAVE
TRADE.-A resolution has been introduced
into the Louisiana House of Representative,
req"esting the Senators and Representatives
OF the State in Congress to use their influence
to effect repeal of the statutes prohibiting
the Introduction Of slaves from Africa into
the United States.
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MORE CoNGos.-Tbe Montgomery advertiser
says About twenty genuine Africans passed
through this city on Sunday, bound for New
Orleans Uia Mobile. They left on the Dalman
10 the evening. They bore great resemblance
in form and feature, TO the gang which passed
through here some time since, but were much
healthier looking, and are supposed to be a
portion of.the Wanderers cargo.
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NS- We noticed yesterday on board of the
st, amer Tsr5cIeH a shipment of CaNhm Re
goats 10 New ORR, aus. thence To California
TIL, Sc goats are sent cut by company III
Snmnrr county who are largely engaged in
raising the Cashmere goats.
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THE LARGEST CoTTON CROP ~ GEORGIA.
The Macon Telegraph says: 'Col. Joseph
Bond of this city has made this year twenty
one hundred and seventy bales OF cotton.
which would at present prices bring him over
one hundred thousand dollars. a neat little
ilcnmer
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nS- 1t has been mutually agreed by the
publishers of the daily papers in Nashville
that hereafter they will not furnish their pa
per free of charge 10 any yearly ad'efliser
We make this statement in order that there
nav be no misunderstanding in future bust
ness transactions with our patrons. u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-29

The way to keep well, take llcLean's Cele-
bratei tStrengtte1ng Cordial and Blood Purifier.
be careful in diet, and no disease can attack
the system. This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic ever known. IL is "a
perfect preventive of disease, and it strength
ems the system and purifies and cleanses the
blood. Try it, and you will be convinced.
See the advertisement in another column.
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This is the only true Lens that has hitherto been
constructed, aud rs founded the most scientific
principles; accordance with the Philosophy OF Ma
ture in the peculiar form of a eoncavUConveX mirror
and most admirably adapted TO the Organ Of signt,
perfectly natural ID the Eyc-aiJrdng altogether the
best artificial help % the human visop.
The great novelty in them the focus which is dis
posed Of IA such manner 10 counterfeit the mfr
nifty which it intended to remedy The material OF
which they are manufactured gives them superior
harincss and polish, preventing them from being de-
faced by scratches. Their Goodness recommends
them pecally to those having weak and irritable
ewes The superiority aud usefulness Of these mprOv-
ed spcctclcs fully demonstrated Ivy the unaulm
approval of the most celebrated PLY sicans aud Ocu-
lists Of Europe aud America.
The experience Messgs. :. X Co. have acquired com
bined with their perfect knowledge OF the optical
science, enables them % decide with certainty, the
inspection OF the eye, what sort of GasSes arr
best suited correct the defect vision, either
give II strength. merely 10 preserve II, as may ee
Necessary, without causing any apparent change
any fatigue weakness.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. 30, 1859.

NASHNII-I.E, Jan. y, 100. J
COTTON = Sales yesterday of $50 bales
at 55Ggl0 81.
TOBACCO-Sold at FISHER, WIRELESS d
Cos. hhds at 5 10, IS; ar d at A. HAMn-
TONS rs bids at 4 so, 6 Is, 6 81, 4 90, 5 90.
4 So. G so. 4 10, 90. so, 55, 4 80. so,
3 50, 65, SO, IS, IS, As, 4 80,
10.
BACON-In demand at 9@9lc p ID.
LARD-lO(9 lOlc and in small supply.
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Jan. DIR. Robertson, Memphis.
2S.-Minnctonka. Paducah.
j. VI. Runyan. 81. Louis.
Rd II Ivcr, y W Orleans.
Slllie West, Paducah.
DEBATED.
re. Twichrll, New Ollcans.
Hudson, Cincinnati.
The river is falling with about 8 feet water
on the Shoals.
TIe new. elegant and capIcious steamer y.
~ Rmyfn, Is the regular packet boat for
St Louis to day at ? o'clock She is the fl cs
boat that comes to our wharf and Is most I'd
mirabIy Differed in the p'rsol "f Cap. JAS.
MILLER, assisted in the office by the attentive
and aI;rblc Il. w. BELL. Secure rooms early,
"A she wi be punctdal in STARTING at the time
advertised
The gay Smile lVet arrived last evening,
full Of people as usual, ahead Of SEIZED e
time. Her officers work with snch unity
that they are caplc of making the SlLts per
form wond rs. She will, We learn, remain in
port till Tuesday next when she will leave
Tor st. Louis direct.
The C,ba, in charge Of Capt. BArENAN, is
the Sunday mail boat for Paducah, connect
ing at that place with regular steamers for
Louisville and Memphis The C. has long
since established herself as "a 2:i0 packet and
in charge of hrr clever Officers is becoming
one of the popular institutions of the day.
The Red Rcver from New Orleans, will be
found ut the levce this morning
The Tempest, from Louisville, will be due
tomorrow.
In speaking of the recent collision Of the
steam rs Ella and Delegate, the Louisville
Courier of the 18th inst stys The follow
lowing additional PARTICULARS we obtain from
Mr.. MtRATrA, brother OF the captain o. the
Deg1te. He says the collision occurred at
O'Clock Friday night, in Cypress Bend. The
Eta struck her amdships. backed out, then
struck her again about the iantl.l, breaking
the pitmnn. The captain Of tae EHd cried
o the passengers on the Delegate not to
come on his boat, which they were attempting
as tn Ella was sinking"
We have been informed by a gentleman. an
cy,-wit e 5 of The scene, that the statement
above is Incorrect as regards the Capt of the
Eli Capt. AIKEN did not ted the passengers OF
the DI gJte not To core ON his boa bat GA the
c mt AIRY. fully believing 1T III, time his boat,
the Ella. was in u sinking condition. gave
orders TO have h,r landed lay the side OF the
Dsieg Se, which WAS done, and line put out.
IA ID the pass myers on TIA Dc!eya'c were invit-
ell to e"mr on his boat, nauy Of whom ac-
ccptcd the Invitation.
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From the Rev. Or. J. T. Edgar.

NAShNlLiEi aug = Aooo
Nix. SERMONS Dear Sr-Having used, for some
time past, pair of your newly invented 'BraZtn
Pebble Spectacles feel hesitation IN testying To
their superiority any glasses heretofore known
To Ia addition 20 their unequaed purity OF sur
face, they impIrt from their peculiar mechanism, "A
visual and comfort preserving alike all sense Of
pain uue ss!ness Ia the eye, however long at any
one time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, J. I. EDGAR.
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Overland Mnil.

ST. Louis, Jan. 2s.-The Overland mail of
the 3rd arrived here aud at Memphis yester-
day.
Frazer river mining is improving.
The New Indria quicksilver mine is about
being opened.
California and Oregon is being connected
by telegraph.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF STocKs.-We call the
attention of our readers to the large Sale OF
S,ockto take place this morning at 10 O'Clock
bv BENJ. +. SHIELDS as being the largest
amount ever off,.red at one sale in this City,
S lturday Jan. %. 1859
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Removal.

WE have Fsaerea oar sieSk q Groe~Fiss. u
w ssoFs, ke., - Ne large sore hease. eaE~rI =
f..ii~4e 1na nrozt slreets rs9eutg ocecIea b Ter
rass Fros wherr ~e sf4ii - hkfBy fteasls
sd euss sn~fs Assufi1E ften thai begteT Ire
sefrd lhzn ~ serve ihesn "a NJ tosl .xsf4eis
sexnss F.&G AN ifitsti$.
j.as Cerler Collsss asa nread IS.
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N AS HI WILLIE:
SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 20, 1853

~ We have Just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock of all
descriptions, and are bettes. prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style OF
the art. We solicit orders.
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From G. NJ. Fogg, Esq

From G. N. Fogg, Esq.
Nashville, July %, 1858.
Mr.. J. ii. SERMONS: Sir have been using for one
week the pair Of Brazilian SIcctacl that purchased
from you, aud do not hesitate say that they are
by far the best that have ever used. am enab ed
read iinest print night by dim ght, with
strainBg my eyes whereas t4e spectacles that i
have used heretofore hurt them, and could not
with any tisiactiOn. i consider your spectaclcs a
great Improvement upon any that have ever-seen.
Yours, respectfully, g. Nj. FOGG-
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rGJ- We call attention to ''Our Musical
Frie,td.'' weekly publication Of sheet music,
for playing and singing advertised in another
column. This forms a cheap medium for OBJ
tanning new music, which will doubtless b.
duly appreciated.
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From j. H. McNahon, Esq Editor Memphis Bulletin.
mt NEnPsns, March 2ssh 1855.
M. J. II. SERMONS. sir-4he usr | have made Of the
pair Il Glasses ehtaincd frofn you. satisfies % the
utility value Il TO IN and material by which
they are distinguished. Without magnify Ina the OBJ
ect beyond the size apparent IA the natural vision,
they render aisfluct aud clear tkout fatigue the
eve.
~ far as my limited experience exie8ss, am very
much pleased with them.
Very respectfully, your eb't serv't,
J. H. MCMAHON
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from HAVANA.

New ORLANs. Jan. 2S-The steamship Ari-
IONA from Havana, the 18th. has arriv, d..
Sugar firm but quiet Exchange on London
1873: on New York q.
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ID. e. MoREHgAD, N. NJ.
Music. Music.

ICST reserved the foiiowin< RsW
81 ana pretty MUSE. via. Duke ~ - -
Asiaeea's hsrrh, rAqllna.H. sei.as, U11
tisl1, syrrH Polka, LealsA n Ter and -
knpsre Qs4drlles. cAIt rtrlu.4n' = 2eark e.ep 10
soaGs, On ara Ros sszkt Al Ieaus, lashis harhree,
NJ Prayers sail re = isayra >t=ra ~ lie 7afn tsef
Night, Gcalle weres, - Neber, ass ArshaF i<se
allzss Md "a f.zaurIils Gn8 X . Dad >crtLlttes
81 Clossd Trnaessee ssaG.air istais aaY eNen an1
nlzny ethrrs- hsss4cs srrsA ssprsy = rt-lns9g
sanss fl.nos JAS A ActLCkE.
tanzk-tf No. - CnAea street,.
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Saturday, The 18th day Of February, Rss,

All the right tts and interest which 1ssse NJ Watson
has the estate II Jonathan X Watson, decreased
and being al uadtvrcu twelfth Of the Tract 0f Two
Hundred and FiilY Acrcs a Land, more OF So on
which Jonathan X. Mat-oa resided az bis death and
also al undivided twelfth interest n the following
named slaves belonging Eaii estate VII: sam
aged as Sinda aged a.. lula sged 30 years; Tom
aged - years Essex aged - years, and Lews, sged
10 years.
tsnIs-td lie GLEAVEs, C. An
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Adxanced TaNes.

Cotlrrfoas oysscE, csrT Hsnsf
Nashville, Jan 18Th, 1883 J
U,ANPATERs who Wa " avail themselves Il ths
II privileges % tiar As allowing pEe-Fafment 81
CisRfOEAIlOS IAxflS fsr the year is3s, are hsrce<
ar that they uog % 20 ~ catAns - the t0i-
iectof's onrs inlsrrsz - the Fass az oSz rsz ccr
l-l ulanlh ~a - aiAssea frou he dass 81 scran-
estss III - Juls. Onnsfs Of taxAble pfogsrty IN
tbe ctlg thsr tnszrest - cab ,saas<i-is-
-. - r. - IS A. St1seS.
tar.g- Yrf Ccilectcr.
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P E N NJ A N S II P.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
At the corner of College street and the Square
Is DAILY KEClINING
Writing and Photography.

DERSnNS from the country can finish their lessons
in week.
LADIES aud GENTLEMEN are taught an easy and Gle
CANT style Of Writing, free from all rUlgdr aocGii0
Of useless md ridiculous display.
Knowing p~rmdHsHtreput'tion could only be gain
ed and sustained by the permaDeni Improvement 81
his Pupils, Mr.. ID. has ever pursued that course 'i
candor ana fairness which has secured him, within
the last IS years, liberal patronage m Nashville
For evidence OF Mr. D. s IN teaching, he only
needs to refer 10 the Improvements Of the many fu
pills he has taught IN the southern country and the
testimony Of those who have Witnessed for the last
twenty years See large circulars.