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PRAcrlcE.--"Ths worst man. ssts
Persian poet. "is the wise man rbg f0.s
not redtsee hss u.iseou is psactiss.a- ssssi
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UNPUBLISHED LETTER FROM COL BEN
roN.-In the Jefferson Inquirer we find lhe
following hitherto unpublished letter of Col.
Renfnn.
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GLASGOW
iEEMA SEMIN AIRY.

-es~.~>-
FFFaE THE undersigned having bought
<Sy&Tl j. the above institution for-the
sA.aA.T purpose of establishing himself per-
manently in The town of Glasgow as a teacher,
will open a school for young ladies, commencing
MONDAY, September 18th. All the branches,
both practical and ornamental usually pursued
in our first class female schools will be taught in
this institution. Every effort will be made to
make this school worthy of patronage. The
PRINCIPAL has had an experience Of eleven years,
the greater part of which time. as the principal OF
a female school Terms-Per session OF five
months, or twenty weeks: g~ EFET-E1- ?
Elementary Studies .'.. .......'S UO
Common English 80. -. -. ....-'. III W
Advanced Glasses -. -...-... ...' ....... u %
Languages and Mathematics. ......-. 10 90
Musc-piano or Guitar ...... 20 co
Use of Piano ........ ........ -.-= o 00
Painting, Drawing. Needle and Leather
Work, (each) ...... .-..-'... ..-''..- . w
Incidental Expenses. -..... / 90
Board, tuition, including eYerythrng-orna-l .e-
mental branches excepted ....-.... 20 90
1J- 4 deduction is made for profracted sick
ness. r .rI.. 3. F. STROTHER, Glasgow,
N. B.-Circulars sent 10 any one desiring fur-
ther information. r..... Jyl5
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Markets.

HEw ORLEANS, Jan. 2S.-Cotton, sales to-day,
$500 bales III Better grades, sitter. The steam
er's news had effect except checking operations;
Bales Of the week, 200 bales; Receipts Of the
Week, "a, 900 against 81 900 bales last year; Ex-
ports for the week, $1,000 bales; TOTAL exports
100000 bsles Receipts at this port ahead Of last
year S2l 900 bales, Receipts at all southern ports,
ahead Of last year 100000 bales. Stock at New
Orleans, 46S, 500 bale; Sugar buoysnt advanced !
6ka6f; MOlasses, declined one cent 324; Flour,
hrm $50; Corn, active, sales 1000 bushels 90 ;
Oats, 77sSO; Shoulders, firm; Sides, 93sll4; Lard
in bbls to arrive II + is refused; Coffee firm sales
Of the week $4,000 b,gE lO3allf Receipts Of the
week, 10000 bars; Total Imports 234, 600 bags
against 14l, 900 bags last year; Stock a. New Or
leans 10000 bags against $4,000 bags last year.
The steamship Arizona, from Havana Of the 25th,
has arrived Sugar, firm, but quiet; Exchange on
London, l33; on New York, ..
NEW YORK Jan. 2S,-COttOn, quiet, sales 1900
bales NO sales since the steamers news Was received
Quotations, nominal; Flour, buOyaDt sales 10000
bbls 5.S5a6 Is; Sugar, Orleans 7sH}, Cincinnati,
IS :. Flour, firm, so; Whisky, active &c; Pork,
quftt country mess, lS 90; Lard, dull ll4
New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Cotton, sales to-day
II 800 bales III Sugar firm sales 5000 hhds
Oals So Whisky 26l. Gunnies lO4 IL. freight
on Cotton 10 Liverpool /, to Havre l. Exchange
on London Il I; New York sight I.
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JoHEsoN's NRW ILLUSTRATED MAP TIE RRPUB-
Lies OF NORTH AMERICA, &c-Through the kindness
of Mr.. W. H. Smith, whom we take pleasure in REQ
ommendiDg to our citizens both in and out of the
CITY, we have had the pleasure of a cursory view of
this beautifully illustrated Map, embracing not only
an accurate deneatiop in oolOrs of the different coun
ties in the various Sates in the Unon but also geo.
graphical description Of the Territories and Repub
lies of North America with the exact location of all
the adjacent islands, together with full and per-
feet geography Of Cuba, and her surroundings, in
whose history and welfare nation is deeply in
terested. To which are added list OF the complet-
ed and projected Railroads and mail lines through.
out the United States and Territories the great
proposed roads across the country; most perfect
mapping Of the Central American and Pacific
coasts, &C., &c
Suffice it to say, that we deem this an improve
msnt upon any map we have yet seen, and that
every family and individual, professional or well
informed business man should now procure copy
of this great national map.
Our public and private Schools and Libraries will
not fail 10 copies And we feel that it is not
pecessary that should dwell length in des,rib-
ing recommending this excellent map, as our
citizens will very have opportunity of seeing
it and judging Of its merits for themselves: we
therefore close this notice by copying the opinions
of JOS. Z. Brown, Governor Of Georgia, and Ed
Burke, Commissioner of Patents under Pre,ident
Polk. Gov Brown says: l have examined " John
sons new illustrated and Embsllished County Map
of the Republics of North American" Its neat,
ly executed, aud gives more satisfactory view CT
the Territories Ct the United States than any map
have ever seen. have purchased three copies
one for the Executive Office, enc for The Senate
Chamber, and oGe for the House OF Representative
To which Mr.. Burke adds his testimony saying,
hereby certify that have examined a Map Of the
United States, Mexico, Central Ame.ica, aud the
West fndS Islands, recently complied and publish
ed by A. J. Johnson and, 10 my judgment, ills The
most complete and accurate map of the countries
above named, now exiant. 1t is handsomely en-
graVod, beautifully ooioIej and well worthy of the
public patronage.
Mr. Smith is nov canvsssing the city, and will
take pleasure in giving all chance to subscribe for
this improved Map.
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Prnf. HnskeI,s EIecIro OII.--A su

Prof. HaSkeIl's Electro Oil.--A supply OF tn
Medicine the Of Rheumasm Deafness P les
Corns diseases Headaches and Palms. has
received by EWIN PENDLET0N & co. and by JOG BROWN,
Nashville Tennessee where it be obtained The suffering
purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
another column.
PRuF. HAsKEIThe following testimony in favor Of Dr.
Haskells Electric Oil is furnished for publication.
PKoF. HAsKEL-Dear Sir: feel it to be my duty to inform
the pubic, through what wonderful Electric Oil has
done for family My wife has been aamngy troubled with
the falling Of the womb and pains in the back and breast
bought bottle OF your Oil yesterday, and to-day she is entirely
free pain, and sends her respects Oryour and
prosperity have had rheumatic pain in my shoulders and
long and in minutes from the applied
your oil, the pain all gone 1t is truly wonderful rnd
for all pains, such have been suffering WITH and cheerful
give this testimonial OF its effects.
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
subscribed before this day, 9Th July, 1857.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace.
Such testimony tells an er true tale worth columns Of ade
eTtiscates all over the land, and great way oH
Try ye suffering afflicted See advertisements other
column. arld&wIy
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naNErAar ANp comnEncIaL.

Tbs Cincinnati Prize Current o. the 18th inst, staes, IN
reference TO tie number of hogs packed in the that has not
vet received complete returns reports far received show
an increase compared yearof oO0 which win be far
ter Increased by hand. The falling on in
weight it estimates equal to 10000 t. 10000 head thus
uoipg die net equal about 1O00O9 The full
port will probably be published next week
The Cincinnati GaeetteOf the26th says:
In the prov market e,leS have obtained further import
ant advantages general advance having been established during
The value Of articles and ut the buyers
operate the advanced figures than sellers
Monday yesterday there orders from the South, consider
able Which Strengthens the trade very atTay
proportion orders for Bacon from Charleston
Carolina. stocks most of the Southern aboard
cities very light This is also the in baltimore and the
vcing tendency exhibited the leading arkets OF the
try weeks have had the effect 10 stimulate
chas rs from the consuming districts he prices this place
Tuesday compare yesterday quotations follows
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ComgressionaI.

! wAszISarox, Jan. 21.--Seaats-After several
amendments to the Panic Railroad bill anotter
section was added, that tbe Secretary Of the Treas
/ ury advertise for proposals for the Northern ami
Southern routes, leaving the Central and report 70
| Congress at the next Session,
Whereupon, Mr.. Simmons moved to strike out oil
between tie enscting clause and the last seefio, .
carried-yeas SS, nays 20, thus killing the bill.
| House-The HOuse efused to cUrtan the number
of Foreign Ministers, and rejected the proposition
TO reiuc the S75 coo proposed be given he Pre-
ident to carry out the cot of March 1919 thesup
| preston of The slave trade.
| WAsHISGToN Jah % -House-The Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill vas rejected by
vote of 100 to II Il was then recoosidered and
five missions struck out, when it was sgain rejected
! by vote "a 10 81. Adjourned.
- Seaats-Tbe Pacific Railroad bill as amended was
! psssed-yeas 81
Mr. Bell moved to change the name Of the bin
and invite proposals for the three routes carried
WAsHNoroS. Jan. % Jasper S. Whiting, who
is connected with the Sonora Survey, has arrived
here He says that Sonora is in a deplorable con-
dition. Peschiera failed TO raise troopa The
people of Hermasiella liberated Pesebiera's pris-
oners and psraded crying viva Los Americans
Death to Peschiera. The whole country is snx-
iously expecting ths United States to purchase or
occupy it. Peschiera is at Sinaloa and is about TO
attack Mazatlsn The opposition only want
leader to. overthrow him Instantly
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-Senats -Gwin apologised
for the wsrmth Of bis expression on the defeat Of
the Pacific Railroad bill 50 modified as to command
the assent of AL friends to that measure.
Hoase.-There ives a sharp coloquy between
Hughes of Indiana snd the Speaker on point OF
order. Hughes afterwards spoogised and the
matter settled. Stephens bill for the organi-
zation of Bseotsh Arizonia and Jefferson Terrific
ries was referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. Grow gave notice thai when the Arizona bill
comes up he shall offer provsO that nothing ia the
act shall be construed establishing African slave
ry therein.
A resolution was adopted asking the President
for copies Of the instructions to African squad
ron. and those given by the British Government to
their naval forces the African; also, the number
OF slavers aud suspected savers captured since the
treaty of Washington.
Yesterdays vote the Consular and Diplomatic
appropriation bill was re-cOnsideTel The bill then
passed by vote of l0S against 50
WASHINGTON, Jan. % The Costa Ricau Congress
ratified the Belly treaty slightly modified. Lamar's
manifest" to Nicaragua created . sensation. Buoh
anens efforts against the Filbusters aPprec~
sted.
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Nashville Market, Jan. rs.

CoTToN-The by consider
able duness to-day mainly by unfavorab sdvice
New Orleans and from Europe Holders however, manifested
disposition press their Cotton upon the Market while pecu
The few sales full
prices particulars of the days transactions being follows
So IO}Sc IS 1885, 30 10 g. at l07c,
and ~ at 10 so.
We quote Ordinary to Good Ordinary s199c, Low Mid.
ding 949IO4c, Middling IO7S9lOc Good Mddling lo9
IOZSc.
TOBACCO-A Hamilton twentyone hogseads day
the following prices So a5, 6 400 $780, 49, OO $50,
ass, 49, $50 3s5, G65 $780, u.s. 7 745 AS, IS, 500,
455 Fisher, Wheess Co. hOshesds at IS and
AS.
We quote Lugs at 34c Leaf T1c; Loose e5c with
occasional sales Of a superior article at &c.
PROyISIONsThe receipts Of Bacon light to-day. All
offered noticed yesterday, ard quote
the $50 for hog round from wagons. Prime
Lard is in demand at IO9l0k0.
GRAIN-In What have but few transactions report the
receipts being exceedingly light prime article of Red would
White 81 bnshel, furnished
There little dsnand for the inferior grades the offerings
for which range from 40 to zoe, according quality.
The receipts Of Corn continue LIBERAL and all thrown upon the
market taken at co..
FRUITSGreen Apples find ready sale at 81 per bushel
the outside figure for rime article. There still good de-
mand Apples sl.75 bushe Drei Peaches are
dull SAYS for unpeeled and S45O9s47j for peeled.
GR0CERIES-Ws quote Sugar in hOgsheals 65aGsc, and in
barrels 7s1c; Molasses 32935e Rio Coffee Is9l3c,
Java ls92Os.
sEEDs-Clover $3.50 bushe by the barrel, Blue Grass,
stripped %; Clean, sI75 buse Of Bs Timothy s275
as3 bushel; Herds Grass ESQ sl5O; Orchard, so;
gaau Grass Seed, 50 So Canary, sI3 Met sI9sl25 Flax
Seed, sI.I0.
FEATHERS-Feahers In demand 4Oc for Live Geese
when put up in good shipping order.
GINsENG-Gnseng finds ready sale at 5O@55c.
BEEsWAX-Our merchants paying IS s26c for Beeswax.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
miscellaneous.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28-The overland mail of the Sd
arrived here and at Memphis yesterday.
Frazer river mining is improving.
The new India Quicksilver Mine is about being
opened.
California aud Oregon are being connected by tele
graph.
The Missouri Legislature has amended the Cousti-
tuition, limiting the State debt TO thirty millions
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.--Wasbington CORES
pondents think the tariff will not be changed this
session.
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ArrivaI of the steamer Arnbia.

NEW YORK, Jan. % The stpamfr Arabia arrived
at Halifax this morning. wito Liverpool adviees of
the 18th
The KangarOO's adviees reached Liverpool on the
18th.
Cotton, Gales of the week, 600 bales; all quail
ties declined one-eighth. Holders pressing on
the market. Manchester sdviees favorable New
0rleas Tres OrdiaGrie at Havre, l0If; Breadstufs,
dull; Provisions, sieaiy. Money, decidedly more
stringent; Console q59
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HARDwARE.-MeCan s Co. offer large lot of
common and medium one and two bladed Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmerican brister Razor StrOps Shoe knives
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, Mortice Gate Latches,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty to
thirty per cent less "for cash" than the same
Goods can be bought in the market. Call at Kirk
man Ellis old stand, No. "a, Public Square.
janlS-6m.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

BoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.
For ST. Louis, B. u. Runyau, at ~
Pitttburg, CheBango, at 2 P. NJ.
The river continues to rise. with eight feet on the
Harpeth Shoals
The following boats are expected BED Rover,
from New Orleans; Tempest from Louisville; Mel
rose. from Cincinnati; Cuba, from Paducah.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ssnie West from St, Louis.
B. NJ Runyan, -
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
7. C. Twitehsll, for New Orleans.
Hudson, Cor CinciYna,i
Minnstsnks, for Paducah.
stesmer B. NJ. Runysn leaves for Cairo and st.
Louis to-day, Saturday. at o'clock, P. NJ
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Foreign ner Arnbin.

NEw YORK, Jan. Is isquietude continued on
the Continent and like umors still circulated
but the psnic had sensibly abated, particularly in
London. The Paris Bourse showed on improve
ment but still fuctusted The English Parliament
is summoned for the Sd Of February The Bel
gian Cabinet has dissolved. Large Austrian rein
forcements have reached Lombardy The chances
for revolt are diminishing.
BosToH, Jan. 20 The ship Roebuck, from New
Orleans, is ashore on Cohasset rocks The crew
wa eavad
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We call the special attention Of capitalists to the
large sale Of the various Tennessee stocks adver-
tised by Benz. F. Shields to take place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock precisely This will certainly be
the largest amount of assorted Stocks ever offered
in this market
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash. the balance of
stock of OVER CoATs-BusEEss CoATs-heapg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BIRMINGHAM s. Co.
No 90 South Side Public Square
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CIScINSAaI Jan 26, p Flour firm good demand
at $500 f snperne. Whisky dull at New pork buoyant
sales StS 800 bhls at SI2 and $50 bs Laiay
first class brands generally held SIS o. There
good demand for bulk mes sales 5000 lbs at 6cfOr sou
and for sides, including 50 0b0 shoulders At Lafa
cite Ind So, lot Cornersve, Ind delivered here
quotations Lard higher, Gales 300 bbls II generally
held al ard key at 200 hhds bacon sides sold at
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The friends acquantsnces Mrs southal
invited attend the funeral other daughter JOSIE this Saur
day. morning hsfpas 10 o'clock from First Presby terAn
Church.
Divine service by Rev. Dr. Edgar
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EXPERIMENTATION.

Robert R. Boyd sells apples in any quantity, from
one upwards. Stand No. AZ Market Street. If.
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Register, Mobile, Ala.

So satisfied Of the great superiority Of the sDectace
sold ~ Mr. SmmOns that at the risk OF repeating ourselves
and expressing the opinions than call
ton TO their Testimonial Hundreds Of those like ourselves
induced the Brazilian Pebble glasses year,
not only convinced Of their many advantages but would
turn to the use o. the old kind any consideration.
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To VocALTs PUBLIC sFzLKKRs these Waters peculiarly
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JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N 7.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
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Persian Pearl Drops,
As beautider cannot be exceled.
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Each bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
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CAUTION.
These Pills should 6eqke d. during tie FZRS7
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Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the back
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L.Nn NEGKoES AND sroCK Eos NAIE

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2S-Uoou The river is falling
with 81 feet water in the camel
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NASHVILLE
Wholesale Price Current.
TENNESSEE IRON.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

NoTE-Itmus be remembered that quotations for BACON
those paid by dealers from Wagons and that
filling ORDERS advance commission equal i
cent per b is charged.