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~ GORGE A. WATERMAN would oder to the -
Y citizens = Nashville ana vicinity his -
vices and repairing, in the above Il ii u q
nenti med line, including Piano Fortes, Organs
all description, deod5ons AccOrdonS and also all the string
Instruments such Vollns VielonceoTs, HarpsIc &c
repaired In the best possible mhnuer and al
the shortest notice. hAer myss that 90 experience IN
New York Philadelphia aud Boston will enable me to give the
Utmost satisfaction am liberty refer to the following
curc. relative capacity IS Organor Piano
Fere Turner Repare Lutheran Congration Charleston
c. ST. Church. Epscepa Augusta, Ga, First Presye
ran Church, Atlanta, Mr. Nelson, Clerk supreme Court
Knoxville Tenn. Second Presbyterian Church Knoxville,
Caboic Church Knoxville Mr. wallace, President East Ten
nese and eorys Railroad Col J. NJ Crozier Knoxville Rev
Mr. Huuir Knoxville, Pator EpcopalfNn Church, Prof. Web
her, Nashville, Prof Steinhagen, Knoxville.
uneing repairing Planes Organs may be M at
Mr. LucEs Music Store Church street. where they Will be
promptly Prices reasonable and work warranted 70
- ea,i,E,ctyoD Oct4-u
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pinnn Eortc and Organ Builder

Sold In Nashville y Berry Demove and G. W. Hender
shott, and all especiable druggists nov23-dSEl yins
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. 90 evcr Innnkind round

NO az ever mankind found
ShsS anything lis sa'. say that such is found now
Pesevre perfect is old adage and many valuable
things been lost for want Of Fortune does
always throw her svos into the laps Of people the
ry OF the useful things have taken labor time and
expense bring light We have great example Of
this record. IT is that Of DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN
BrTEACTOR, which is acknowledged by the whole world as
extraordinary fer huns scad CUTS bruises, and
multitude Of ether Ills It's has been well chosen as it
truly enbodies its pecuares On application all pain ceases
subdes the healing process at sets in
lost doctors fees expended, lingering torture
suffered. May say have found it7 Yes true,
quick and effective remedy. wehaVe found DALLETs MAGICAL
PAIV EXTRACTOR.
Fer sale ia New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO,
81 and ISL ChLrtres street,
Sole Agents the Southern States and to whom all orders
should I've addressed sepls-d&Wlm
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m~ GOOD medicine.-Mc.

R<N0 A Good Medicine.--Wc-
S1SA~<S Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri-
fer Of the useful and pleasant beverages of the day
1t mild agreeable taste, bracing the nerves. giving
healthy the stomach and mparng glorious appetite
wine glass full Of this Cordial taken three times day, will be
better than family physician, other medicine will be
qulred For ladies' it s particularly recommended, it
vessels astonishing
gree. See the advertisement In another column.
UIA9p-S6dss
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4 ncsirabIe COmntrY Residence.

TUyHE Nashville Coal Company will from Offer
their superior Goal at Is and 20 cents per hushsl from the
once on Cherry street, between Union and Church.
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LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
ALEX AND Il II d Il O o Il,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r the Sale OF Tobacco
Generally

Generally
TEyHET give prompt the sale Of Tobacco Whea
Flour and make liberal cash advances on "a
esuirel Remittances made by sight drafts on
York.
RRFEREN
John Neem, Esq Pres Of the Exchange Bank LSncugVs
WIN n BlAckford, Esq, Cashier do do do de
N Lanrhorn & Sons, Tobacoo Manufacturers, do do
Thbs Ferguson, Bsq, do DO do DO
DR. James Saunders, de do 90 do
m -fnN
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CLOTHING
and Merchant Tail0fIng.

WeAre new resolving large and elessAs stock 81 ~ %
Clothing; Goats, Pants vestE, Boys and feushs
ing Furnishing Csods Of every Descriptions. Aise full and
complete stock Of Cls nCAssmeres and Vestngs which We
will make order Aad guAras give full ssnaeeoh'
Call and examine at WARE, BIRMINGHAM Goa, 8
octi-2n M, - PusIis qusrs.
Just received direct from England, oae huSared and
twenty gross select patterns TABLE KNIVES Also other
English Goods that will be at sat adoacs cost for
Cash. PtOnpt tins dealers les. than market value
MCCALL 4 CO.,
eAirkmsn q Rllis' old stand
sspt2s No. "a Public square.
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specie.
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AM altering sell at great bargain that valuable Farm,
situated about miles from Nashville, adjoining Henry
Owed by i. Lishy, occupied by Dir
Tr he Farm aius about so Of the richest most
large Orchard Of the best fst trees, several
IcT and lot OF thH bestraes full heSring.
sshsss isreksonsins besides kitchen, servants
&C. Win nice two story oee In the yard, large Stable
- p,rn an excellent Cern aud hne we'll II Of The
80 SesirbIe pisces IN The vicinity OF Nashville, win be
.oII law n immediate application be made to A. v s. Lind
sl Who vii show The premises TO desiring to examine
them. lser1o-ini u a Las l6te-
JOHN c. THOMSON. W. 8, DEIANT'
THOMPSON 4 DELANY,
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE, TRNN.
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DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
r. From Es Gdlpeston Era.
We hesitation prouounong equal il not SUPERIOR
ms any have ever drank
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n~ CauIiOn.--The article of
SSSA-~s-s Whisky we'll known as "Daly'' Aro-
matte VALLEY Whske has established reputAions Universal
renders difficult fo the to keep pace with the
demand bs the result OF s Vering energy in its intro
duotiOn, sustained determination adopted at the outset and
departed that its original purity and
unriVsled eEcsllen5s should continue to the end.
The fats, stendnt upon ali such successful Efforts
has ovraken the manufacturer It initiated by unscrupuous
mpossrs and inferior and spurious article palmed Of upon
community tie great detment Of the public we'll as
injury manufacturer both in emoumnt and well earned
reFue Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label sad By peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upsR rights and earnestly desire such information from
oss whs it, by having been victmiEed otherSse
will enable protect the public and myself by prosecu
ton Of the Law. The genuine Daiys Aro-
matte Valley Whisky put up Il bottles esch, with
light yellow Label AMI sealed with yellow with the TrO-
rietor stamp the and fac smile signature Of the
pretor on tie label. All other articles limitations.
NJ Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
thew buy the Valley Whisky by and in
only =, ,,,. WIN. u DAILY,
,ers1-dam sole Proprietor.
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TO COUNTRY BIACKSMIrHs,

az ono BUSHELS 81 Blacksmith Coal for sale At
Sci. OUU the Ena ooai Yard. This coal has the repu
being superior other in this market II you
wish Coal TO give hot reno snder and less than
per cent sulphur buy the RTHk ~ doing will
money, will burn much longer than other. Try
Orders b. aroPPed IN Box ~ Postoe, At the Yard
back 81 the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot
s.p30 8. J. AGEEW.s
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$50 Un,r.. nln WIIISnr
CUMBERLAND Goa

THREE YEARS OLD WHISKIESs
I'VE have in store bourbon and Rye whisky,
Wv bought by old Whisky two years pure and very
6ne fiune261 LELLYETT Z SMITH
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COMMERCIAL.
BANK NOTE AMI EXCHANGE LEsr.

BEoEEs AND woErBtEss
kg-icuiinrL Bank Brownsville
Csnlral Bank II Tennessee, NashviiIe
Fariners' ard Meet anics' Rank, Meu,n,is
Mechanics Bank, Memphis - 81
N.mphs savings Institution. e-f
Rx hange Bank Murfreesf.sso'
Miners sni MaRufagtaers Bank. Knoxville.
y Baak Of Rast Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank of Ciaibarns, fazsReIl. 3 fsg
some o brokers ens 5e on for the notes
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rom COUNTY OFFICERS
Far criminal Court tlerl,.

weare aufhorznd to announce JAS NJ HiNrov as oauai
date fer election Office Of Sheriff OF Daveson ou4ty
a. the ensuing Aareheleetirn 81 5 se,2s-d
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SEEDS.

KTR have fun supply Of Clover Taoy Herbs sssss
sao,s.Is - A'' 0''A-'~ ARMsTR0NG 4 CO.
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TTVHAT the Rail Roads agreed the following
n OF freight, o-wit:
From EasAoleto KRoED4e, and al Stations be East
TeaHesee and Georgia Railroad
Dry Goods usually case in first and second
classes Der loo pouuds 90
Hardware bacon lard WHISKY in barrels and all araes
OF third class, per hundred do
Sugar, mossses -four, leaf tobacco and all articles Of
fOdrth class lDd pounds do
From Nashville to C>ptrG Depot, a. and al Natioas
on as TTrgiaiI ant TnRessee Railroad, articles cassed
.s..sss above.
First class, per 100 pounds cents
second DC do do
Thirc do do ..-........~0S do
Fonrth DO do 81 do
And from Nashville 10 Lyae16arg "a, and Stations
tcest on tie Tfrgiaa Tennessee R. r. Central Depot
tnst Glass per 100 lO3 cents
second 90 DO VI do
Ihird 90 do do...--. ~ do
fonrth DO do % do
Great dispatch safety given freights and saving
OF Insurance this route.
The Tariffs mentioned above OF rich.
duetye territory in Tennessee and Virginia. which, from h
graphical position ought to look Nashville for supplies.
Worthy edo made al this time by the Nashville Me-chan
secure to them the large and increasing business Of This
Of country. b. W. COLR,
Superintendent Nashville & Chattanooga r. r..
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Card to the Ladies--Dr. DuPOncO's Pc
riodi,RI Pills for Females are infallible Tor T

Card 10 the Iadies--Dr. DUpOncO'S Pc
rfodiCRl Pills for Females are infallihle FOR re-
ruoripg stoppaEes or irregularities Of the menses
The nils are nothing new hut have been uaed by the Doctor
In his practice for many ysa both France snd America with
unparseei success every and he urged by many
thousand ladies used them to make the ps public Tor
the Of those sueriug from irregularities |aeVer
and as preventive whose health will not permit an IN
Of family. - - - -
Pregnant females supposng themselves So are eau
toned against using pills while in that condition, as the pop OF
assumes responsibility after the shove adnonlton
their mldness would prevent inJurs to beaa oth"e
these pills recommended Directions accompany each poA
RwIN, PBNDLEToE 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Nashville, Tenn,
To whom all orders addressed They will supply the
trade proprietor prices and furnish show cards and
Sold az retail in Nashville by
DEMOvILLE Co, cor Church and Cherry streets,
- CIV. HBNDERSHOrT, cor. Cedar st. & Pub Square,
BEECH GOoDbET, Market St opposite Union 81
L J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market strcetss
Ladies' by enclosing 81 to either Of the agents. have
the above pills sent conhdenay) by mail part Of the
| city or country.
d. The ingredients composing these pills made 70
selling them They will that
represented he Ask for DIR. DupoacOss 6OldeTl
Pills. See the signature each box you then get
medicine may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless.
i MANSFIELD & CO. Agents or M,mphis.
| WILSON & STARBIRD, Agents for louisville.
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The Revenue cutter Harriet Lane has sailed in
search of the Quaker City.
Heenan has published card offering to fight Nor
rissey for Sl0O0O. SEES --
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FOE THE BOYS.
TObaccoi Tobacco -!

HfyF Railroads in have agreed the very rate
R cents per hundred bounds Leaf Tahaceo hlds,
from Narile Lynrhhurr, Va Will those in the
pnrcas- and Of Leaf T0baec consider the advantages Of
r ia this reduction in eghsaVing of insaraneete roads
iag nnderErters we'll carriers s. eey transportation,
delivery Ae y. W. CnLE
septse-3rn Psrs Superintendent n. 4 c. T.
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BA. FahnestOck's VerRi-

49, Il. A. FahnestOck's Vermi-
Sg~SS fugc,-WILIIANsBUa0, New York.-AessrS
B. T. Fl1Restock q Co. Gentenen: Fer number Of years
past have been troubled with dreadOl craving pain in the
pit Of stomach accompanied ntness and dzznessn the
head and adherng advice Of several eminent phys
receiving thereom, induced to try
r. A. Fuestocks vermiFuge; and after taking two vss 20
nay suFrs passed - yards tape worm ard assert that
have recovered my former heal which feel indebted 20
B. A. Fahnest5cks yermifuge and cheerully recommend it
icing eiieacious and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN.
II PURCHASERS should look well 10 the initials the wrapper
and they buying A Fahnestocks TeTmiuge.
auC2s-d&vlm
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WHOLE TICKETS. so; HALVES, SO: QUARTERS. s.
CERTTFIC sTEs OF PACKAGES 10 he above
scheme D. solo W 81 the following rates, vhch he risk
Certificates Of Packages Of Whole Tickets, s2e9 90
e-@' 81 HALF li9
Z" % Qutrter - IS
4" Is EigAth 81 81
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOE TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, IRcipieut Consumption, and for
therelief of CoRsumptive Patients in add
q vanced stages OF the disease.
So vide is the ld OF its Usefulncss and so numerous
are eases Of its cures that almost every section Of
eoury Gu0lnds in persons publicly known, who have
BEEN restored from alarming aud even desperate dls7
eases Of tie lungs yjts use Y hen once tfsfi IT'S
apparent to escape observation, and wAcre It's virtues
are known the public no longer hesitate what anhdote
10 EMPLOY for the distressing and dangerous affections
Of tie pulmonary organs that are incident to our
cffnate While many Inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded. this has
eancd friends by every TRIAL conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget and produced cures too
numcrDus and too remarkable 10 be forgotten.
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The Board Of Aldermen then adjourned to half
past six o. clock Thursday evening
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1850
The bill authorizing the adjustment of the claims
against the State held by the Bank Of Orleans lost
and motion TO reconsider laid on the table.
The bill TO amend the Revised Statutes relative to tho
punishment Of bribery was passed
STEAM ON THE CANALS.
Mr. PRossR (rep.) introduced . bill relative 10 tho
navigation Of the canals allows steam canal boats TO
at the rate Of I'VE miles per hour compes horse
boats TO give way for their passage, under penalty OF
five dollars. It also prohibits collectors under any cir
cumstances TO give credit for tolls issue clearance
without prepayment, requires the true weight Of the
cargo entered the face Of each clearance and provides
punishment Of ne and imprisonment for false entry.
Tm ACQUISITION or CUBA.
The resolutions introduced by Mr. SCMx approving Of
the proposed appropriation by Congress Of thirty millions
OF dollars TO secure the annexation Of Cuba to this country
were taken up.
Mr. OWEN (rep) offered substitute declaring that the
people Of the State of New York fully appreciate the mpor
lance Of extending TO the people Of Cuba the blessings Of
the free institutions enjoyed by this satc and welcome tho
incorporation Of the island into the republic whenever
be done by honorable treaty. and whenever there In
assurance that the island will be governed by FREQ
constitution.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1859.
Tho Senate Investigating Committee the subject OF
the lobby made attempt to commence operations this
afternoon, by summoning Messrs Randall G. c. Davidson
and E. Corning, % 70 testify TO whether they had any
knowledge Of undue being used to the pas
sage Of the Albany Bridge BILL when counsel appeared
for the parties, denying the authority Of the committee
Mr.. Amos then offered resolution, that the committee
had power investigate matters indefinitely that had
passed former Legislature The resolution voted
down, and the committee adjourned till p M. tomor-
row, to consult on the question of Jurisdiction.
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ALBANY, Feb. s, 1850

ALBANY, Feb 3, 1851
PUNISHMENT FOR PRIzx FIGHTING, ETC.
The bill 10 prevent and punish prize fighting taken
up II provides years imprisonment for arranging
hght and IL death the principals arc TO be held
guilty Of manslaughter the nrs degree and those pre-
sent abetng the fight guilty Of mansaughtcr in the third
degree.
Mr.. BOWMAN offered substitute providing for tho
punishment Of those arranging participating in fight
Il empowers any magistrate arrest all persons sus-
pccted of being implicated In fight Witnesses also TO
arrest any parties taking part In any fight to take place
In this State, or In any tight made in this State TO take
place elsewhere.
Progress was then reported, in order TO give ume 10
print the substitute.
The bill amend the law regulating He'll Gate pIlotage
up In Committee Of the Whole, and after debate,
progress was reported upon II.
The bill TO authorize tho establishment Of the Green
point ferry TO Shelter Island referred third read
Inc Canal Appropriation bill was then taken up and CON.
sidercd In Committee Of the Whole
Mr.. LAW (Am) offered aSesoluton TO prohibit the e.
gendture Of money on the reservoirs II the head Of
Mr.. ToxIsoN (dem.) offered an amendment 10 create q
Commission 70 examine into the alleged canal frauds In
supporting the amendment he made general attack on
the republican canal policy.
EvKNING SESSION.
Only private bills were considered of which several
passed 10 third reading among others the bill TO
enable agricultural societies 70 extend better security "a
their property ut fairs.
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The FoRTY-sEC0ND HIGHLANDERs.-In the
English papers, received by the Asia, we do not
find any mention of the sailing Of the Forty-se-
cond Highlanders. Better for the Common Coun-
Gil, therefore, to wait for further advices before
taking any steps to give this famous regiment a
reception. Meantime, we would suggest that the
hospitality ought not to be limited to the officers
as is done in the resolution adopted, but extend.
ed to the whole rank and file, as Is becoming on
the part of democratic city.
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1t will all come out from Its hiding places, and
We shall feel its effect In first rate Nsiness sea-
son, spring and early summer. with msAgin for
the fall
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fearful number of metropolitan party organs set
up az the guardians and leeches Of the New York

fearful number of metropolitan party organs, set
up as the guardians and leeches Of the New York
democracy.
No matter. Let our Southern fre-eaters and
flibusters, intent upon similar speculation on
h-rger scale, try their experiment We would
h,monieh them, however, that there are some
% uliarities Of hre-esting chivalry which will be
Oh ofplace on this matter of fact island. For
ex ~ pie, vulgar newspaper abuse Of an unoffend-
in lsdy, because of her family relationship to
diplomat or politician who has failed to satisfy the
political demands of the offending newspaper
clique, will never do. Nor will the use of bowie
knives in our public streets meet with any mercy
from the Court of Sessions As for the duellists
code of honor" 1t is code which, if attempted
to be practised here will be very apt to transfer
the offender to place among the oakum pickers
at Sing Sing. And so, with these admonitions,
for the present we leave the parties concerned in
the new enterprise indicated to their calculations
Of their resources in bonds, Stocks plantations,
cotton, sugar, rice, tobacco and niggers, when
reduced to cash account in Wall street.
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The OPERA IN THE MErRororB-As our readers are al
ready aware, Mlle Piccolomin will pay flying visit TO
New York and make her adieu 10 the audience with
which she 30 great favorite in an evening perform
ance Of Don Pasquale, on Friday and matinee on Sat-
urday, when the opera will be represented is
very probable that aor the above mentioned occasions
snle Pccoomni will not sing in New York. Tho London
papers by the Asia that lie considered we'll
settled that Mr. LumIey will open Her Maestys at the
usual time, early in April when, Of course, Pccoomni
will return TO London Her farewell benefit at Phiadel-
pha takes place on 10 morrow evening.
From next Friday up to about the first of April there
will be opera in New York, for the that during
February and March pays better give concerts in the
provinces; portion Of the Ulman company, including
Piccolomin go the West and descend the Mississippi
to New Orleans The other section go by the scaboard
route 10 the last named city. April, May and juno will
give us plenty Of opera. Then the imperial Uman will
have returned from New Orleans ndomabe Marezek
from Havana and the mercuris Skakosch from the
secration of the Cincinnati Opera House. So that Judging
by past experiences there will be at least two operas
going in the spring for the dclecaton Of our fashionable
people, who will have returned from Washington and
finished up their party and ball and dinner giving WE'LL
tho more the merrier for the public Lst them come on
---
Personal Intelligence.
Col De Rusev. y. s. A.: Nile Piccoomni and suite, and
Hon. Thomas Swami Mayor Of Baltimore, were in Wash
ington on Monday.
ARRIVALS.
From Cahagena, In The brig Thomas swann-Mr Parrasa
lady and child.
From Matanzas IN the schr Red Easle-J Callahan.
DEPARTUREs.
For Nassau and Havana In the steamship KarnAkMr and
Mrs Cooper Hoboksn Ms Frances Cooper Dol Mrs Porter,
Uarol Durham. dol Mr. Van Cortland, do Mrs and Miss
Is.G Howe jersey
dren and nurse dp Isaac eibsr Nas,u Rev Robt Male
Phbusk, Boston; Mn Bramhal two children and nurse
Railway y Capt John Trccartn, Woburn, Mass Mr. and
Mr. John Bagey and two scrvAps Matanzas Mr. and Mfs
sNml Sawyer HostQn,