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TESTIM ONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Yesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest light uoS koSu.
NumberIess stImoHials being received Gaily
from ali quarters hing Tor the excellence of this
Light, q few Of which are given below.
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Advanced Taxes.
coLscToz's oFrcs. cIrr HArl,

SoLlsHfok offtC1s III HAIL.
: "a -, NASHVILLE, Jan. .otb, 1860
AK PAYERS who wish - aE4il thsmselyez OF
4 the privileges " ths lsv alis~ln prs-pa ymeat
= TAX -, Tor the yer $500, are
soy moulded that they esa nos d. so BY ealing
,le Collectors On e. Interest - the rste Of oss
-ozsr. per month siil be allowed from the date of
laczts ,tiIi Ist Of July. 0xuers OF taxAbls prop
IN this city will md tt 10 their interest 90 call
1edizfely. aassz- 4. NELSON,
'snzf-1m Coi.ector.
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3os Broadway, New York.
Ter Nay Isl, 1se0. sol BROADWAY, t.oo
doors from The ST. NieAOLas Hotel.
The stereoscope the istruetise fnlersstiag,
ysaiHssg, assasls.g, and e1cili1s Of modern nTen-
as
Sore are soc voung none TOO old, none TOO inteui-
1t, none TOO s1edHoaGed, u acknowledge lis worth
beauty.
10 home Is complete without il, and il must and
present. Z, your view every part OF the world =,
Al the TeIisf boIdaess PerectiCe and sharpness of
al zs IL ga were y tiIe SPIT
Photographers are every where exploring Europe,
"a. Africa, America, ID search or the grand and
beautfui and the reszILs Of Ghsir skiIl are con-
sfIy eErieAz.g our EOck
Ne have All IIlmeuze variety Of paper Views OF
IN P4ris, London, Engizn6 ,ScoII-zd Ireland
les, ,Fraaee, Belgium, Holland Switzerland spain
Kline, Versailles 81 Cloud, EOE tzisebIezu.
Heres, ittly, Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
ID, ChHsa, Inei2, Cry stsi Palace, also GrOupe His
icaI, amusing, mIrTIase scenes, breakfast scenes
niess s'alaary, &C &c Al ezqsnsite assoTtaea
MxzfaGted LstSriOrs II PsIa1es, Churches, and "a
draIs VI France, Italy, kc- az Ihe ede:r
sc Illuminated views n nsos< remarkable
ssEzH GESTLEAAs OF EkArIH ASD RksIsED TASTE
'uid have IN bis craEIug rssoSa some Of our
.sias Utesrs glass vita revolving stereOsSope,
J.igg u, -, 80 or loo Scenes Aoahinz can be
re fas mating, and one can Ser 10 greater treat
friend foul of the picturesque anG TIE beautiiai
szth0ssys lnstaat1ReDus StereOscOpe Views are the
st PIOt graphic ~ander- They are taken IN the
llefh pdrt Of q second, and every thing no mater
r1lstdiI u may Be ns0riE1, Is depicted sharply
distinctly u It bad been perIe~ty at rest
gives additional value, far u the beauties
inahimate u adds the chaTBl Of life and
- The process l. a discovery of Os q, and
ng HzkEoscs IN Europe ve receive from IoaidOn
Paris large orders Tor Anthony = Instantaneous
-Ns Of American lie and scenery
tmOBg ether things We have just published Stere-
opic HlgztratI ns OF The Scene OF the fULIOS
Ell PEAYEE AEETiSGs, IL which maEy neaFts feel
interest The particulars OI this Will be Iound
JUr Catalogue
bUR CAIALOGrE Of subjects and prices viii be for
rded tsany address On receipt Of . stamp.
'4Ttles al = distance sending Us So s., SO, SIS
,, OF SO can have gO9d INSTRUMENT and such
tares a. they may request, sect b. ErpTesg-
Fiess alone, (wIIhoIJ IHstruuientJ be sent by
arties who wish 10 be advised of every thing real
valuable in the line that comes out may send
Ir Basnes u place Ou record, aud ~iil keep them
ted at cur own expense
fes Of leisure will ind photography most fasci
-ng delightful amusement. We are prepared
n out dRGtears with ever. thing Lecessiay for
.Ir success together with Instructions How ~
6 StereOscoPic Pctures-"
E.ANTH0NY,
importer and Manufacturer of PhOt. graphic Ma
iais, >teTeOscrpes aHd SIeTeoscopc Views.
80 Merchants Erssm every section Of the country
respectfully invited To make examination OF
stock, as our discount to the tTade will be lib
TO Protographers.-Firs,c cIsss stereOscOpic Ne
Tend by mali print Gnmounted, with price OF Ne
live. lanl4-4m.
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From Mr. a,axanIer Fall Nashville

Mr.. thomas IL. TATLJK-DeLr SIR have been
using the Nesper Gas Lamp, Sold by you s,lce sep
temOer last, aud ani pc tecuy satisfied that il is
Uf aOincdi, II nOT the most ecOnotni-
CAL as well brilliant lights tn be had IL Is
easily managed, aud unnestatInsly recommend II
to ali ouI ol the reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL
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Cahoon's Seed Sower.

rTyHE bsst A1ehiae ever iRvestsa for brOad-cas
i Sowiag, and one that every fArmer seoaid
have ARMSTRONG &c
ssPl4-if
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ALEXANDER FALL.
From Seabury & Co. ,

From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light, cheap aud portable, ald perfectly safe
The tructIOn Of the Nesper Gas burner and the
Is perfectly simple, that 1t cannot get out
order, II explode
Ine management oil the burner is easily under
stood, requires but little aIentOd To Keep
clean aud good order than dinary gas fixtures
Tue IIgEt produced By the Yssper Gas Consider
faIly equal, IN every respect, any other Kind
Gas hsnI.
JOHN II. sEAbURY,
TT. SEABURY,
Ii. :. PEACH.
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PsamaashiP and Pasaoyra2hy.
MR. DOA8EAN'S

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~ tasz-, q ais eerasr sf Csiia< ztrssk "a fanse
sznars 1aIfsaics Gslle<s - its st1a desire
laia M. D'z etsss "a sat1 a. inasisst7ly Per-
sons frem ths coaasry csa asish tasaF iezsaas Ia
rEsxzssasr aass. > % II A. n. : ss ?. u .na
~ - IS ai<hs
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xxyEhave ffoa IS 20 80 sesrossfer sale cheap fes
asea-a LYLgs HircaIsas.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
T O r S A i E..

T o r S A L E.
VITISHING to make other nyestments, wepro
w pOseto toseILaIIOur RealEstatein DavidsoDco-,
asfOllOss: 80
That Suburban Residence.
situatec On the FrankhH turnpike, within halta mile
OF the city opposite the residence OF late Jo-
seph W. Horton. This is. perhaps, the most com
mandng site ! L the vicinity OF Nashville, and IS
most esirab!ccouBtFy residence The house VIII be
sold with Ter acres ofIaud as purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
knovuasthe SIrDs Tract situated on the SmithTurn
nike fold Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
OnIainn $50 acres The soIiIsgOod 1T is well
ed aud timbered and eau be divided into small
tracts oftwenty aud upwards, al of which are
admirably adapted for country residences, market
garden s1lDd dairy arms Also That
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied bI T. e. AcCampben, f,
and Formerly owned by FOm Har1ing ,cOntaining
about $50 acres. This place Is well KNOWN Is TO
naed no further description 1t wiiiaso be divided
10 suit tpurcnasers &c. AcCAInpbeilwillshowthc hcse
nlaces 10 any one who wIllCall-
Ailthe above property Will be sold on reasonable
terms aRd on-a creditO OF one Two ,three aud four
years -,.,.
THOS. c MCCAMPBEIL,
SIX miles rom Nashville.
}. A MCCAMPBELI,
.nrI Nashville.
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Misffllaueous.

Established A76O.
PETER RLORILLIARD.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 & Is Chambers Sc,
Formerly ~ Chatham Street, New York-)
THT0ULD call the special attention OF Grocers and
w Druggists 20 his removal, and also the articles
Of bis manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac8boy, Demigros,
Fin. Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappce, kachitoches,
American Gentleman, Coperhsgen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Fresh Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Irish High Toast,
Fresn Honey Dew Scotch, Lundyfoot
TOBACCO.
sxOKISG. ESR CUT cHEwISG. sHokISG
No. L p. ~ or plain, ST. Jago,
No g CaFendish, or sweet, Sp- nish,
Nos- ! g. mix'd, Sweet scented OroRoco, Canister
KitefoOt Tin Fol Czvendish, Pure Turkish.
A Circular Of Prices will be sent on application
" B--Sote the artic Ie OF Fresh Scotch Snuff.
y hictl i'll be found superior article for dipping
purposes
dee3o-d3m
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'.ckskin SHIRTS and Drawers

!. supply Of best quality and 9 few OF second
: rate ~ ceissfsnd for ssleby
sa-s J. h. 4c1ll4&
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.nrns received thus far /:


TIE total population in 1850 vas 1854. 1t is found
that there are some new branches of industry which
old not exit in 1885, and for which the statute makes
no provision such the Photographic and stereoscopc
srts but the Marsbas Of course instructed TO u
clude them. AS far the returns have come in,
Brooklyn appears to have increased some 3 per cent
since 1855. There so Marshas in this census dis
trict outads of the City of New-York only two Of
whom have as yet made full returns, namely, Hudson
City and the town of Islip, Suffolk County, Loag
Island The last page Of their returns could not be in
spected, but tie population will not vary 25 from the
figures we give. Hudson City, Columbia County,
1870; in 1855, 6 100; increase, 600. The town of
llp, Sufiolk County Lo Island has SlS houses, aud
inhabitants, 1890 in 1885, 3,2S2; increase, 6Ss. Re-
turns come in slowly and it will be several weeks be-
fore they will be complete.
Marshal Merrall has about completed the census OF
the two townships Of East ard Southampton. The in
crease in the two towns since the last IL about
300. The population of the Two towns in 1850 was
$780, Eashampto 9, AS; Southampton, 666l; this
year they foot up about 81 00 The population of Sag
Harbor hiss slightly decreased; in 1855 the inhabitants
numbered 2,776; in the Easthampton district, 135; in
the Southampton 2,041. The number Of houses In
East and Southampton lie about 200. In the western
part of Southampo township the social statistics
somewhat interesting The returns show large num-
bers of married under the age Of 10, and some
l5 [Sag Harbor Correc.or.
We received from Mr. Mills, Census Marshal for
this town. the following figures denotDg the present
population of the principal villages We annex the
figures in 1855. comparison will show at glance
where the tide Of immigration is setting:
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r. was satisfied thar whe Espy's general vie ~s were
correct, yet DIR. Hare also right in saying thai
electricity plays important part in storms; and ked
fed, in saying that storms sometimes rotate As 70
the source Of the electricity in the air he showed that
Il was not the friction Of the winds the earth nor
vegetation nor evaporation, but that 1t was stu I'M
kpown--uness adopt Peltiers hypothesis, that the
earth Is great negatively elect 1ied insulated gon
ductive and the air is electrified by induction inns
will account for all the phenomena, and 1t has not YET
received from scientific the consideration II de-
sersee.
The facts which show the correctness OF this n.y.
pobesis are such as this, that long insulated con-
ductor showing no sets of electricity, VIII show them
tie IN slant that one end is brought nearer To the ea
than the other The lower end then becomes positive
the upper negative Now the column OF rising vapor
I'm storm is partial conductor 10 the right position
to be thus electrified by induction from the esrtn.
When as in thunderstorm, the vapor ID dense Tue
quantity of electricity is sufficient to produce descriptive
schspges; but those discharges produce only tempo
rsry relief 10 the tension since the column Oh Vap1r
continually renewed and electrified afresh by Undue
ton thunder storm consists usually OF two CLOUDS
one above and one below, between which flashes OF
Lightning play, and this explains to those who know
that point can receive spark from double conouc
tor how the Hgbtnipg-rods even Of city are of'en
struck and their points melted.
The water-spout or tornado contains still denser va
por and the lower coud actually touches the earth
OF these he would speak more fully In some ta'ure
paper.
MEMBERS REGISTER.
Psss ca%bdgs Mas: Chs: gEe. B s:S,ssS,
rae CsrnbriJse WIN. S. Hsinss, Prov. R.
DR. Henry w. William Bo.- Roswell Field Greenfield Mass
tor, Mas. VIC KEN, Davidson College,
fs yelsity OF WSopsin Tho. B. King Montreal CE
Chss H. Hitchcock Amherst henry Home; Albany ~ l.
POT VIM. M. Gillespie Union Prof Jos NJ. Locke, Cncin
or Ferris University of H Stafford Harvard oberva
John McRse, Camden s G.
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he,ond our pusted duty when wstef even dcu 70 ~
tain The pec may have been taken 70 90 ans
iude Of sscontuted bose These are the facts me oso
rned 1--WE hours the wind insuments-thmi rom
M unti or after the ship had crossed the Bar Between
and clock they again on deck with H,rg
for dancing The deck then almost covered with
and The band were tod by authority they not wansd
About II O'clock Mr. Yates desired them to 20 on DECK ara
for dancing which done the melancholy strain. wnc
polkas but few dancerslaftery sons dozsn
The last performed by the band was MT accom
instead Of concert four gven--one at ~ s ~ ~s
ard at st. The band commenced playing Ct O'Clock ana
perceive that the band did perform their part and even more
than engaged do and there instance where the band
refused under the trying circumstances and would Deg
Of reporters and correspondents when having occasion 70 men
tion musicians to remember that of their light words nds
tht csss In proper subjects for the
derogatoiy nnuendo than other the respectable fraternity
BGhemans included Very truly yours,
NJ. X. BOTsFORD.
Secretary Dodwouh's Band.
Dodrorts Bdnd Qnee. No. az ByOome ityeet
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EDOcATIoSAL MEErHe.-A Joint ose,;,o os tho
Anleric Normal School snd National Tsacbe,.,
cations will be held at Buffalo, N Y, c,mmencino q,
Tuesday next Aug. Z, end continuing through the
week. The Normal Association will organize on Toes
day, at 10 O'Clock ~, aud the National on the fol-
lowing day, at the same boar aud place. Various
well-known gentlemen who deeply interested in all
matters pertaining to popular education will be pres
ent. Opportunity viii be offered for general discus.
sion on the moot important themes pertaining to the
several departments Of instruction, government, and
discipline, from the Primary School to the University
Inc Local Committee at Buffalo making all neess
sy arrangements for the meeting aud the citizens Of
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CITY ITEMS.
DOdsco,th's Band Office. No. AZ Broome street

The recent visits of the Chicago Zouaves aud the
Savannah Blues to this city, afforded its merchants
another opportunity to save the Union. The zouayes
were approved by competent military authorities as
the best disciplined corps in The United States, aud
were received and entertained with the utmost disnc-
ton by detachments of the 3D. ith 9th 7th, sth l2th
l3tb and 10Th Regiments of this city and Brooklyn;
but as they hailed from Free State, no notice was
taken of them by the merchant nor money subscribed
for their entertainment. The Savannah Blues, having
no specia claims to military distinction, were received
and entertained by Il single company, the City Guard
attached to the 9ths Regiment; but the merchants
anxious usual to PROSTATE themselves at the feet OF
King Cotton, raised fund of 1880 for feasting the
representatives of Slavedom at a series Of banquets
where the Union served up boiled broiled, stewed
flied, scaloped, roasted, and the baltsbell. The
reception speech board the steamer that brought the
Southerners explicitly informed them that their enter
tsir ers were "whte men," The Blues only brought
with them drummer and ffer-lheir foil military
band, being principally composed Of black property
owned in Savannah might have been converted in o
humanity by touching free soil.
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that plsce viii entertain the ladies grstuisousy
reduction in the charges will be made to those who put
up at the hotels and reduction Of fare has been Sc
cured on several Of the railroads leading to Baifo.
1t expected that this viii be the largest aud most IN
portant educational meeting ever held ia the United
States.
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Acknowledgements

BARNUM's MUsEUM.-It is astonishing to see
the crowds BARSrM There cessation every available
spot filled with curious and interested yitcrs early an late
the public determine TO revive the foaees OF the
great shown clocks them down But whoever
m-L. will not be surprised for such conbstioa o. noyelss
end before offered any
living curosies exceed everything before known
while the the large and airy Lecturekoom viii
sheke The Dump, Of .he veriest hypoehoDdrae
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FIFTIETH ASSUERsARY SERMoS.-To-morow the
Rey Gardiner Spring. SCI ior pastor Of the cid Brick
Presbyterian Church, will preach his golden ser.
mon in the new edifce erected by his congregation
the corner of Thrty-seventh street and Fifth ave-
nue.. Few instances have been recorded in the re-
gious history Of this city where pastor presided
long over the exercises of single parish, or where
pastors teachings have been reyered by successive
generations under his charge. The of Gardiner
Spring Is 20 identified with the annals of the Brick
Church. that to recall the latter is to bring 10 mind the
image and utterances of the former On Monday the
congregation end to visit their minister and present
him with fitting testimonial of bis long and faithful
labors in their behalf The occasion cannot fail TO be
of most interesting nature.
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POSTAGE AeAIS.-HOw is II that I, who have
boy in the Postoce obliged to pay ore cent foe
every paper published In NswYork that put into IT, whis
the same paper sent to through the mail Manhsttsa
VILE or Harlem any potoce in the coury where pub
shed would free Is right or legal or Il only ssoshs<
proof OF the Inconsistency Of postage laws READER
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BrjssJes 10 The lat Division N. Y. 8. N sod -
officers Of the I. o. dF and A. n, of which DC -
a member. viii meet at the Armory Of the $50 reg
mept Centre Market, this evening. at ~ oc'ec.'
make the necessary arrangements for bis fdnsrA =
Monday.
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CARD FROM THE DIRECTORS OF THE
GREAT EASTERN.
To he Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

To The Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune
SIR: AS it may be desirable that tbs public should
be informed of the steps taken by the Directors of the
Great Eastern to insure ample means of refresbment
for the visitors on board during the late excursion to
Cape May, am Instructed to state that the whole ar
rargements for providing meals and refreshments
undertaken by Mr.. Cox, with whom it was stipulated
as follows:
"Tbe utmost attention TO visitors will be required
from those under your directions and the Refreshments
to be provided will neither. in quality nor quantity,
fall below the STANDARD of first-class hotel"
BY order Of the Directors
am, Sir, yours very respectfully,
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AwORD FROM THE NORRTsANIA POSTMASTER
To the Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune.
SIR: AZ don't believe you would be willingly &c

TO The Editor " The N. Y. IFI5une
SIR: AZ don't believe you would be willingly &c
cessory to the commission Of injustice to any one perhaps yea
Will permit say in defense of myself that your informant
cannot certify to single instance where information has been
denied that letter has been detained in the
MoIa except for postage Of satisfactory Identity
the claimant since the incumbent has had charge said
Office suspect that he (your in.ormsn Is person who called
here the other day and whose wrath nded In this visa
las the fact Of andeng In the papers agrees With the threats
made at the time) Friday last he III the per-
SOM posted two letters for Boston for Eur Wright the
other for the Hon Charles Sumner The former stamped
the latter he insisted my sending without stamps and
my refusing to do knowing to be contrary postage Law
(see 12 csp which offered to show hm) he became
outrageous and actually guilty Of assault and battery f<
which he will ye, be made amensble to the Law.
TaOs. DODwORTH, Postmaster.
MorrisaRia Westchestey Co. Nec York
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THE LATE IscBsDfARY FIRE AT PoOGHKkSPsis-
$500 REwARp.-Two or three attempss have bees
made b, incebdiares to set buildings on ire at P'ass
keepsie since the late destructive fires in that CITY, %
without success. On one occasion. the incsndsriss
we,e pursued but managed to escape. The two Wa
were arrested for cutting the hose have 'nce been ~
out on ball. Two or three nights since man va
beard prowlDg abou. tie stables at the csrnes q
Wasbir eton and Lafayette streets. He Was sw''s
spokep TO- but did not answer when pistol WA hred
at him without effect Before he could be fred upon
spain, he had TUNED corner Of building ana e.
csped. The Common Council of Pouehkeepsis havs
offered reward Of $500 for the conviction Of any per-
son or rerson who have fetdre TO any buildings WITH
in the pss. month as all the free during thai time have
undoubtedly been the work Of incendiaries.