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BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Nav l0.-Edward Everett was
nominated for Vice President.
The National Executive Committee is to
reside in Washington during the campaign.
From Washinston.
WASHINGTON, Nav 1O.-A bill passed by
the House repeats all new Mexican laws es
tablishing peonage or African slavery, and
prohibits the courts from taking cognizance
of the correction of servants by their mas
tiers.
SENAfE.-Wilson offered resolution in
structing the committee on Judiciary to in
quire whether the Marshal of the Southern
District of New York or his employees re-
ceived money for permitting vessels fitted out
for slavers to leave New York.
Houmas land claim was made the special
order for Tuesday.
The Homestead bill was amended and
passed by vote of A against s.
HoUsE.-Tbe consideration of the Presidents
protest was postponed till Wednesday or
Thursday next.
The bill for running the boundaries be-
tween California and the adjacent Territories.
Passed
Grows bill organizing territorial Gov
eminent for Idahoe wus amended aud passed
by vote of 81 against 90
During the discussion of the Amendments
thereof Kellogg and Morris had a sharp col
lOquy causing much excitement.
Morrll's tariff bill was slightly modified
and passed by vote of los against 81.
New YORK, May 10.-The steamer Asia
has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.
Washington correspondents say that the
most serious and important Developments
were made on the 10th before the Covode
Committee. Wendell's evidence showed that
from $4,000 to $4,000 was distributed
through the House to carry the English bill.
Wendell did not deny that from $40 900 to
SIS, 900 had been authorized for single vote,
and admitted that these payments We're made
with the expectations of beng remuL Grated
through the Government patronage.
In the Senate Committee on Territories,
Latham voted against altering the boundaries
causing tie, thereby preventing the amend
ment being reported. 1t is thought Latham's
course will affect the Senate's decision and
carry Kansas against all combinations.
Lord Lyons had Il protracted interview
with the Secretary of State respecting the
San Juan affair, which is more difficult OF
| settlement than Lord John Russell supposed
EngIand's proposition for a final settlement
has been peremptorily and positively declin
| ed by our Government. A final settlement
| is as remote as ever.
WASHINGTON, May 1l.-House = Passed
| Senate bill carrying out the stipulations witt
Paraguay. The IdahOe, Nevada, Arazona
| Dacotsh, and Chippewa Territorial bills wer'
tabled. A debate followed on the right O
the South TO carry slaves into the Territories
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BROKEN AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank Murfreeshoro''
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee.
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Rnrning Enid.
The Invisible Hearing apparatus

T>ANSER's OIL, sperm OIL, Lard on. Coal on
s.sss-t RAINS Bzows co.'s
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.


NASHVILLE &CHATTASooGA-4 An, 3 P NJ.
fESsEssEE ALABAMA 4:45 A. NJ. .2.55 M
LOUISVILLE & NASHvIILE-5:00 A. NJ .4:4O An
90 Z" GaIauBExpress5:OO P. N
EDGEFIELD & KESIUcKY-6;3O An, 2:45 P. NJ
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster--Loss of

MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE Steamer R. F
Sass, Capt. Phillips, from New Orleans for
Cincinnati, with $50 passengres on board
snaggeG and sunk 80 miles below here last
night. The boat and cargo are total loss
The following persons are known 10 be
lost: Mrs. Jum.s V. Lindsey, of New Or
leans; Mrs. Kate Written and son. of La.
fayetle. Ind; Mrs. II. g. Neal and aughter
of PaIkersburg, Va; Mrs. VIM. Harris. ditto
John Pankry, Of Illinois: Mr.. Klingman, OF
Iowa, VIM. wilson, of CincinHati; Charles
Alendal", OF Syracuse, Ohio; Francis and
VIM. Elvitt, OF Loui>ana; fireman, per
Ter aud three servants. The officers and the
rest of the cabin passengers were saved.
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Z.
this articlefor overten
coNRDESCEANDTRUTH Of
been able Co ssy Of
ER HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECTA CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, on
: lighted with its opera
: Of highest commenda
= aud medical virtues
? WHAT WE DO KNOW
ence, AND PLEDGE oCF
AENT OF WHAT NE HEKB
instance where the in
: and eShausticH, relic
, twenty Minutes after
: tered
: tlon isthe prescription
= PERIENCEDand skill
= land, and has be e
: ING sCccEssIN
= or CASES.
from pain, but invis
- bowels, corrccts acid
ergy to the whole sSF
stsntly relieve
o BOWELS, AND
: COLIC.
? which If notspeediI,
4 We believe 1.-THE besi
WORLD. IN all cases o.
= RHEA IN CHILDREN.
. teetbing. or from ans
> say 10 every mother
= from any ofthe farego-
> LET YOUR PREfUDI
> nICES OF OTHERS
ing child and the reIie.
ABSOLUTELY SDR%
q medicine. AZ timely
: will accompany each
: less the facsimile o
: York. is on the GU
out the world.
Cedar st. New York
cents per hottie
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Arrival ofPas.enger Trains.

NASHVILLE & CHATIASooGA-5P P. Ms AM
TENNESSEE & ALABAsA-I 1000 A. n, 400 P. NJ
LOUISVILLE & NAssyIuE-3:20 A. N, 2:2O P. 81
90 Gallatin T. xpress 300 A. 81
EDGEFIELD KESIUCKr-1O M, p. NJ
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NDT,S
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by c b. SEYMOUR 4 CO, IOT NASSAU ST., y
Y. Price 81 per box, sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
may S-insiy
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RELIEF AND HEALTH II
Price IS cents per BOTTLE.


Price IS cents per BOrfLl
We haveputnpsnds sold
years, and CAS- SAY, IN
it., what We have never
any other medicine-NEY
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did |.
OF dissatisfaction By any
the contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak in terms :
ton or it's tuagica IL lii.ctS :,
We speak in this matier-l
after ten years expert
RECITATION FOR rHE sCIsIL
pEcLAKE. In alunastsvery
FAINT a. suffering from pain =
will be found ia ufteen or
the syrup is admins
This valuable preIsaTa-
OF one Of the MOST EX -
FUL NURSES in New Eng :
used with SEvER-FAIl. z
THOUSANDS :
NotOnlyrelieves the child :
crates the stomach and
ity and giyestone and en-
TEN. IL will almost in
GRIPPING IN THE ?
WIND :
andOvercomecoHyulsionFs
remedied. end in death :
aud sURksI REMEDY IN THs :
DYSENTERY AND DIAR :
whether IL arises from 4
other cause We would =
who has q child suffering .
Ing complzints-DO SoTs
CES. NOR THE P2EU ?
standbetxeen your suffer
thai Will be sare-yes,
10 follow he use OF this.
used. !
Faiiilrectlon FfOr using.
bottle. None genuine unr
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New e
side wrapper.
Sold by druggiststhrougb
Principal once No. Is,
June7dSwly Price IS
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Coal ON.

= Bsis. coAI. OF vsry sapsrsss srsssI.. isss
tsszs-a kAiss, Bsows = co.
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-
yrs
HEE41TH REsrOsEED
SDR.zMoIT'ss2
Ghalp beate 2ills.

An aperient and stomaehie preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by eora-
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints, viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, INA
CLAYTON, DYSPEPSIA. DiARRHEA, C0EsTf.
PATTON. NR0FULA, SALT RHEUM. sCURyY,
JAUEDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA.
TIsM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INFER
NIrTENT FEvERs. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKEESs. MIS-
MENsTRUATIoN. WHITES, cHLoRosIs. sts..
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, RouGHNESs OF
THE SKIN, ets-
The IRON being absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder
fui influence.
The experiences OF thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron for q moment be
eomnared with il. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
siekly compilations indicate Its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases q
female debility thuor alhus, ehlorosis. etc. its
effects are delig htfully renovsting. No remedy
has ever been discovered. in the whole history
OF msdicine. which exsrts such prompt, happy,
and July restor alive effects Good appetite CON-
plete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength,
With an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise. Immediately follow it, use-
As 4 grand stomsehie and general restorative
IL has no superior and no substitute.
Put mp tn neat nat metal boxes containing
so pfiis- price 50 cents per hex san hoze-,
So 500 ssozen box<s. - eo. Fur sale ny
Draxsisss generally. VIII be sent free 60
any address q receipt OF the prlee. An lets
tsrs, orders, etc, Should nc addressed On
r. B. LOCKE 81 CO.,
General Agents.
35s ROADWAY, 81 r.
s.B-Tb~ sbcve 30 . t.r-sirnsis 81 the
kab<l ea each box
dec<2-itri~ASly
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Foreign.

NV YORK. May II The China Rebels
have prnc rated the silk districts aud are
threatening Loo Choo which, if taken would
annihila,e the Shanghai trade.
Japan accounts are very unsatisfactory
The situat, of Foreigners is extremely pre-
ca IOus.
Calcutta affairs in the Indigo districts are
quite serious. The Government has enacted
that breach of contract is a criminal offence
which probably would save the crops and
tranquiliza the districts. The mark,t was
depressed by IA scarcity of tonnage aud high
rates.
ENGLAND--In the House of Commons
Lord Russell sal! the Government was ex-
,.rting all its powers to stop the Coolie trade
between China and Cuba. and has opened he
gotiations with Spain in regard to it.
PRINcETowN Mass. May 1l-Th schoon-
err Rev Ell brought here "A Spanish brig sup.
posed to be a slaqvr. She was picked up at
sea with al sails set but nobody aboard. She
was PROBABLY from Havana, for Africa. A
receipt on board had Brig Don Juan written
thereon.
HANNIBAL No, May ia fire occurred
t-s morning tie tr"ying two blocks Los
$500 900 To 100000. IIcend.arism. Th,
| ctiIz rs have commenced burning houses o
| Ill fame, Causing great xcit meut.
River Ncws.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE river is falling
| with A feet water in the canal.
Harkets.
New ORLEANS, May ll.-Cotton sales to
| day ii 900 bales; Middliug lO8all; sales o
| the week $4,000 bales: receipts OF the wei
| $50 bales. against $500 bales during tn
corresponding week last year; exports of til
| week SO. 900 bales; total exports of TIE sea
| son 1867 500 bales; receipts at this por
ahead of last year 457 500 bales; at al
| Southern ports 775, 900 bales; Stock at New
| Orleans 5000 bales. Sugar firm, 64a7l
Mo!asses huoyant, 30a33. Coffee firm, sales Q
tue week 2l00 bags. stock at New Orlean
| 22,5O0 bags against 10000 bags at the sam
! lime last year.
| Freight on Cotton to Liverpool SIG.
EXchang- uualtered.
| CINCINNATI. May ll-Flour active at $50
$50; whiky sales l.2O0 bbls. at Is 90; Pro
visions firm; Mess Pork IL IS; Lard 1al0s
Groceries unchanged.
New YORK, MAY lI.-Flour dull. sales l |
5Ia barrels at 35; Corn firm with larg
export enquiry, sales $4,000 bushels Mt 7s
Sc; NJ IS Pork firm, sales 900 barrels a
Is GOALS 10; Lard firm at llallf; Coffee .
L1guayra l4c; Molasses sales 200 barrel,
! Orleans so; Sugar considerably depress.-
by large arrivals, buyers demand a reduction
sales 200 boxes, Porto Rico 7a7s. Cuba 81.
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RtiE.UMATISM

vearsI Standing, las been totally eoreu- Fi'e4'
Gers Tuners. Running Sores, scrOiula, SIN JOINTS
ions sxeJIings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps Neu
,gi. salt RheuIn and all aches and pans upon
an and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
- - DOss calf ,;>craIcIies, spawn, Fo-ENii
.se.av hoOf-a.l, sc , are sdOduSd aHd cuFeo DJ
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For Rent or Lease.

I Will. reEt or lease my place near The Aurfrees-
horoi Pike tao rites from the city for abe present
year, with the privilege OF ave years. There r.
convenient Rriek Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stables. aud splendid veil 81 excellent water
There are twelve acres Of superior land suitable for
raising all kinds Of marketing.
fse2a-sf LOUIS LEWIS.
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MRS. WINSLOw.
Inexperienced Nurse aud FemAl e p ysciAn pl
n sentsto tue attention of mothers her
500 THIN sly Il u II,
Tor ChtIhre. sHeafhIu~

whichgreatiy facilitates the process of teetAng,t
softening the gums and reducing all innamAti ~
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodioaction and is
SUREToREGULA~E THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers IL will give resttO our
selves, aud
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Gzs-The members of the National Typo
graphical Union will have good cause TO re
member our city pleasantly. Ia addition to
the banquet Thursday and the ball Friday
nights. they have been entertained by Gen.
HARDING and DIR. CHEATHAM at the residence
of these gentlemen in the country; and yester-
day they paid visit to that shrine of patriot
ism, the grave of JACKSON at the Hermitage
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he popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
ut, is coe1tensive with the civilization oil the
be. Other articles claim 70 allS0iGte PAIN ana
tress-thIz e1Tss- Family Physicians, Govern
.nt Hospitals, Farriers, PIauters Farmers, Livery
n, &c, have particularly demonstrated this i@e''
-oazasui the world. No article ever before re
wed such Undivided praise AID saPPeTtirom Neoi-
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(EzrGa-}
Health and Happiness
Secured.

FHE CONCENTRATED CURE
TuE CONCLNTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS .-
FOR EARLY ISDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCREIION
TRY IT. TRY IT!
fry IT! TRY IT!
xyuUNG; MEN VINO a suffering from tie eHects
II vvutnfutI discretion c Ue surely and per ina
,aptiv rsstured by usiugIne
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w bora die beISFs they ave years old GIVE
strons msiiclnes - children, bag a. resort
10 the 1rsssenBers
Children's Panacea,
Tue most valuable medicine Tor young ohiidFen that
has ever beea Invented.
The Health Bitfers,
Foo IS ceais, VIII maze hs.if a gallon OF The best
Stomach 3ztIsfs zloWa-ia sslaaols 10 ~ezk eansfl.
tioas, aysptle aao.Is Diiisas 4sss Iers .assaase
SAT OF Ile atcA aud b5se-s. EssFg taialiy
kn9ui tusna a. tae pressed 81 abe sezsu-
EtsI&-a aACAssklE 4lSCdLS
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straw Goods.

CONSISTING Of all the latest styles for Men and
~ Boys, TO which invite the attention OF all.
FRANCIcCO,
apr7-f No. % Pubic square.
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HAY AND CORN.

EA0 nALES Hay lest Fsesisea tzr ss>ssssez Jskn
Juo SseaL $50 i&Ass Cora pr Rszy.a As
tsea- Aszsrsa1-
fueSEkiFE n fes d.tz
80 asrrsz fisaz.
zea hz<s -
ls fszs b<zH.ey
szr<-t ~. - A<fkes -
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RE-ELECrED.-Our friend, A. NELSON, was
last Thursday afternoon again reelected City
Revenue Collector. The Board did them
selves credit by so doing.
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A Il ii vi 4 PSkI4SENf CCRE i, o. tis ais-
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Illinois Banks > CT
AL notes Of this STAT
shO hi b cJuIter>.gHed b.
rIe Stale OfHcer, ben.
then secured ~ depJSi
ii state II cEs- when tai
= uyi done iHey are III
szIle4ble.
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TyYyirtue ofs vend.e directed and delivered
Dfom the Honorable Circuit Coart OF laE iison eoan
II fenflessee, at its september Term, 1860, viii
expose to public sale, tue higA bidder for cash.
az the Court House yard, the City Of Nashville on
saturday the 10Th day q Jannsry, 1851 al the
right ti,ie, claim, interest and estate, which
H. G. Naive then had OF may have since acquired
in and 70 the following described piece OF parcel
OF Land situated lying and being IN he county
Of Day iason Sate Of Tennessee in district No. 20
Beginning at stone at the Northwest corner Of a
tract al land now Owned By 81 81. Nave and running
aa south tserify three and half poles 70 an Elm
tree thence bearing southwest wIih ine Of marked
trees 10 hickory. thence West 70 beech thence
Southwest the Lac Of ten entry. ttfnoe with
said line 70 the corner, thence With tho az OF sad
Aetry to beech. at the corner OF uemuIlorelz iine
aeIce West Nh said line 2 Isaac brakes ee Eerner
Hasked D. d. North with tie line u sad Drake e
Z Stake thsL{ Northeast eighty poles % a eeech
thence North & branch, themes down said branch
with is nesz to blckeE (ialenl thence Fast e
the in AL according 10 estimate
afty seven acres. LIVED rs the property OF G
Nave TO satisfy JUDGMENT "; H H, Naive ana y =
Nave rnd in 1aVor Of N1n. x Chaudeln- Dor oIr71
parficaiars refa:ence IS heFeAy made 20 deed 1zz
G. " Williams % said n G. s>aiyss which : resstzr
ed inzfhe Re2:szcrs Office OF paF olson e51ut ~
nessee n Book No. I, and On ;es< g =. - -
g 4 49, JOHN K kDAHS5 fe4< ). z1srl1z
de<25-td b E D. HkHINQ1111, D >
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Revolution in Picture Making
Ten PhatAgra nIs ar One Dollar.

LrEEP it before the people that making TEN
N PHOTOGRAPHS Tor ONE DOLLAR, suitable for
Albums and sending in letters large In proper
ton All the and popular styles Introduced here.
word 10 Mothers: Bring along your babies, and
have them taken have lots Of patience, and Will
use every exertion TO please you at
noyl9-tf HUGHES GALLERY.
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N NASHVILLE PLOW WORKS.

FTAvING rebuilt our establishment, and furnished
it throughout with the latest and most approved
prepared TO fill orders for an implements in our line
manufactured from the best quality of material, and
IN the best style of workmanship. With our long
perience in the business, and superior facilities for
doing the work. think can guaranty better ar
cle than be obtained elsewhere adapted 10 the
wants of the Southern Planter aud Farmer, and al
ltss rieso similar quality OF wnrk can be pur-
chased in the North.
Orders from merchants filed at liberal discount
from card prices Send your address, and get our
circular. SHARP HAMILTON
dec29-dSwSm
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POTATOES
CITY HOTEL.

IAING concluded to remain at the CITY HOTEL
L the ensuing year would be pleased TO see- as
formerly, my cid friends and customers many
of whom under obligations for their long con-
tinued fsEors in years gone by s NJ SCOTT
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Mellf Aduertiseilleuts.
THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
OF THE
YOUNG HENS eiIRISTfak sSS8GfaTI0x

VIII be celebrated on Wednesday exsans next as the
Second Presby terian Church. The Eksrcises xIeon-
OF Addresses, by several Young gentlemen mem
bers Of the Association nteEspeFss With
excellent combination OF musical talent from f5rs
connected With the various Churches Of the city,
Programmes viii be furnished for distribution Al the
Church The public invited be present On re-
turn of this always interesting OCCASION 10 com
mence at "a O'Clock, P. "
- Fl. HILL neAZ1sTER. Tresiseht. -
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s25 Reward.

CT0I.EN frem the subscriber, On Saturday evening
- the goth inst in Nashville. a Green Garnet sack
valuable papers viii give the above raEd Cor the
delivery Of the Sack and its contents to ] W.
Wilson'S Timers Establishment. Go Hege street, or
left at the Patriot Office NELSON NICHOLSON
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Penmanship and Phonograpy.
MR.. DOLBEAR,
In Krknsan's Buildings, corder Of Sumner. am
Union iStreets,


rs now ready to receive Pupils IN the
Il above Branches. Ladies are taught 49,
neat, easy and flowing style Of Writ st=<sx
ing. and gentlemen in free, bold and ~ ><@5zz3
rapid style Persons from 10 so ycslrs On age are
taught in few lessoIss Hours, to5 p A., and 70
at night Persons from the country can finish their
lessons in one week. Christmas week VIII be q good
opportunity for people to attend. Those who wish 70
oin Mr. ID IS classes should DO without delay The
great practical utility Of Photography shown the
following note from the Rev J. s Hays suggests the
inquiry whether parents should withhold from their
children so great blessing Can the student Who en-
tiers college without it be successful as The one who
can use i daily IN the lecture roomz
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18Th, 1850.
MR. J. ". DoIREAR:
SIR.-The first lessons I took from you some time
since in Photography, have enabled me 10 save more
than thirds of the labor preparing ly sermons,
and have doubt II viii enable ine 70 save
three oarts OF it. have spent tinfs more pro-
ftaby than in It's attainment and =sectiy free
in recommending it 20 e1ergFnen generally, IS
means BY which vast Of time may be ss ed
and that with Ear less Effort than IS generally sup
posed. It's principles few and simple, OF easy at
tainuent and suited II the full expression Of every
word IN the ing uage, either for present se or perEna
nent record
YesFs respectfully,
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Hurrah for the Holidays.

u He most acceptable present you can make IS one
OF HUGHESs INIMITABIE PHOTOGRAPH PoI-
TRAITS, IV0RYTYPES or kELAINOTYPkS & ont de-
lay. n B. Ten Autograph Photographs for dollar.
decl7-tf
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To Let with imm date Possession

1fsHE upper portion of the first House on Church
4 Street betweea Market and Front, consisting Of
~. Large Rooms, with every convenience. Also the
Brick Dwelling adjoining. For particulars apply To
MOOD BENSON, on the premises, or TO
]. MCLAUGHLIN at
Aessrs. NJ * E +. Cheatha1n's, Col ege street
dee2S-tf
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For January.

HARPER,s NEW MONTHLY MAG AzISse. fer january,
Just received by JOHN YORK \ 40
dec3I-tf
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JuNIPER LAWN.

At BENTLEY's, Fine Scotch
Caps.
AT BENTLEY's, Fine SILK Vel
vet Caps.
At BENTLEY'S, Fine Dress
Cashmere Hats
AT BENTLEY's late style Silk
Hats.
AT -BENTLEY's, Fine Opera
Hats.
AT BENTLEY's, Boys Wool and
Soft Hats.
At BENTLEY7s, Fine Fur
Gloves.
At BENTLEY's, Corner Cedar
and Cherry Street, City Bank, Georgia and South
Carolina money fsissn at par lss eaeaE decs-1f
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BLANK Books and Stationery.

Day Books, Sealing Wax, Ink. Quilts
Ledgers Journals, Steel Pens Gold fens
Record Books, steam Boat Books,
Bin Books 13ank Notes and Clerks.
Memorandum Books, Bali Read Receipts,
Letter and Cap Paper, R1nssrs' Cases.
Bill Pa Dr. Envelopes, Ppsket Books
Note Paper, WATERS P9sztet HALVES.
For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
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Pastor Of the I'd Presbyte ran chareh, :
Nashville Tstzas
If Clergyu1en woaid devote week to is attain-
mont it would enable them 10 save SIX times thai
amount OF time the first year 8 = : , =
deeIa-tf
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FOE RENT FOB 1861
FOR HIRE.
For Rent. For Rent.

n HE kso BOARDING HOUSES on the Wharf owned
By Is for rent for the year 1851 II not rented
beforethe 18th January, viii be rented at public
cry To the highest bidder. For terms, &c, apply to
J. &. Baulnan, at the Rock City Mills.
deeee-n W. H GORDON.
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For New Orleans.

THE fine passenger and freight 4 IffA -
JESSE JOHNSON, Captsn will s2zzzazzssz2zezzz
leave for the above and intermediate ports Wednes
day, January 2nd. For freight passage apply on
board, or TO A. HAMILTON, Agent