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American and Foreign journalism.

The following contrait between tho journal
ism Of Great Britain and tho United States, 10
very favorable to our own country. There are
printed IN Great Britain ], 102 newspapers, dis
iribated as follows: England, 79l: Wales, 23;
Scotland, 13S; Ireland, 1872 British Isles, 10.
or these there are 80 daily papers published In
England, 8 In Scotland, ~ in ireland, and In
the British I,les. The increase has been very
great within tn. last thirty years. In 1921
there were published in tho United Kingdom
267 Journals; In 1881, 29j; in l8il, 472;
and in 1851, jGJ. In 1850 we had Of
ne wspapers alone (excludiDR magazines) no
LEES than $500 separate publications, with
an annual circulation OF 426, 400, 978 CO.
pies; and this against ,53i papers, and a cir
culation Of 195, s3S, ,673 copies per annum In
1910. In this last year VIC had already no less
than l3S dailies. In 1856 there were l20 news
papers published in New York York city alone
with an aggregate circulation per annum Of
~, 900, 900 copies. At the same Boston had
III newspapers, circulating "a, GOO, 900 copies
par annum; and Philadelphia had 10, with a
circulation of ~, 600 600 copies making total
in these three cities alone, OF 2OJ urnals, Win
a circulation Of over 100 600, 900 copies
The Secret Of Wealth.
The late Jous JACoE AsToR had a brother
| not 20 we'll known as him !: .S'iI' -SAtsess
| ed In au eminent degree thSIecuIlaT character
| igtlc of tho famrly--thc ART ~ mIklng money.
| It is told Of him by an old New Yorker, that
intendiu, 10 uperlto upon the fe1lin - OF an ac'
| ouaintnuce If " hum he was about to make
snme rurchasts, that he gave 10 ths son OF the
lntte, who was playing about the store an
trance. brisht penny. The trade concluded
he said to the little fellow, johnny, you'y'
rlayed nit the penny long enough; give Il
back 10 me" This is said to Oe positive fact
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F I N A N C A L, 90.
NEW YORK. w,d.e.s.,. r.o 70,

NEW YORK, Wtdses5ay, FEB %.
There is a better feeling in stocks this morning,
with . rcovrry Of n 4 per ecu. on the prices Of
yeeterdsy. Tho business today WAS chi, ny for cash,
and the scarcity Of socks on the s,ree, Is gener.
ally remarked Some email sales Of Government
bonds were made ~ 95 for skies Of 1865, 81 for nvas
Of 1865, ami Sc for coupon 6ves Of lsI4 There WAS
some business In Treasury notes at loq ,sioqx >rd
Al lOi for N PER cents. There is an improvement
In State stocks Of y y per cent. virsinss s.s an
exception, these falling TO rs against T6 I6S yse-
tsrdsy. The Railrcsd bonds show few cha,gcs.
There was q further fall in Hsnnibal and S. 10
ssphs.
There IL moderate movement in money matters
tN'sy. Csll.lcsns renge from 70 per cent, and
hrstolass paper from TO per cen, whils all not
elsssed "A No. I" goes from 70 per cent . month
The exchange marie, is quis but firm. Oi Lon.
dou the ranse for tank and bankers wss l0S is5x
for the Boston steamer today. Fiancs 8 10 q 3IS.
The Fulton brings sili,Gs4 In specie, aud sd.
vices from Jobdou 70 the 9Th inst Crusols i,sed
for money on that day al ok solf., and for &C
count At % . 92h.
The latest sales Of Illinois Central were al o. aqs
Discount New York Central st ~ aI4 psr cen,
Erie ., 20 asti.
A. Liverpool the ortton market was steady and
quie on ,hs 9Th irs.a with sa'es OF 900 bales. Az
London brCadsiufs were frm.
The annual .ts,em,nt Of the Manhattan Life ms,
Co is ruhlfhed. TIE ircone ~ the { ,mp,ny for
tne year was st2.3GS G., and the d disbursements Of
all kinds s32O,i59 70 The assets Of tae q ,mr any
amount " 81 O3o,s.0
We sun'x = comparative ssaismon, Of the exports
tsxclussyc Of specir) from New Yors FOR the ok,
and since January lsi:-
lsC0 1851.
To,l for the wrck. .,...s 1,23J,oI2. ..S 2gIS IN2
Previously reported. s,Is3, ga. 90. IG,0gG gdI
Stree January lN..."..S $40 O23 $50 1913, 500
The South CArulns banks NOW hold only ~, ,355,.
sTT in specie, having Lost 81 9?s during the mo tn
Of January. Their circulation is 5000 S53. The
s.a,e B.nk which OF rs the sbo,s loan holds only
SGi,7aT in specie, 10 redeem circulation of 81 55s
4Tl-say about four cents on the doll,r.
TIE New L. ndcn, willem.n,ic sud Palmer R,l'-
road, has heen arpfa,sed, under order NJ the
Court, NJ SlIo,OO0, or about 81 cents . dollsr.i
STOCK EXCHANGE aAIIa EIpsr mann
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Tho Dlsuuisu FIau.

The Courier Of tho Techc est. Mtrtinsville,
La.,) thus alludes to the secession Of Louisiana,
and tho substitution Of the Pelican for tho
Eagle:
II was sad sight We saw on Wednesday
last. We gazed, for the first time, on O disun-
Ion flag. Our readers will not rebuke u.s. we
hope for childish weakness when we confess
that tear Of sorrow, heartfelt sorrow, stole
unbidden to our eye. The flag Of tho Union,
our once glorious Union, beneath whose ample
and sacred folds we first breathed the bro ith
Of life-under whose stars and stripes our
helpless infancy advanced securely TO an
hoods prime-that flag Of the brave, the hon
orcd, tho free, which gave us protection at homo
and abroad-which was hailed with respect
on the land and the sea-that noble old ban
ner oft kallowed by triumph, asd ne'sr
did succumb, however tattered and torn-that
told Of Union cemented with blood-that
waved In proud Joy over our great WASHING
Tos-that gave to tho tongues Of WEBsrER
and CLAY an energy and eloquence unequalled
by man-"the star-spangled banner" with its
heaven-born bird, that grew in its glory Is our
greatness unfurled-the American eagle, whose
pinions 30 wide, like an egis, spread over tho
land Of its biI tn, while its eye Of fierce beauty
shot freedom's bold light - that old flag Of
beauty, Of honor, renown, (Which FOND recol-
lection still brings to my view"-that flag Of
the brave, that device Of the wise, whose stars
once respondent, now yielding to blight, In
their fall throw "around us the light OF other
days'-that llag lies unhceiod, Il thing Of Ms
past, and tho "pcliCan" unfslds its lone nsst on
''the mast !" The heaven-born eagle yields to
the earth-born "pelican Of the wilderness"
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MACAaNERHs
TICKS ANTI-FRICTION MACHINE,
- PgSCHINl SdEAkiNd,

Rm noyf EFfiCiENT, ECONOMICAL Asp
AB0kSAvINq MACHINES ~ THE WORLD
b required In running them; and repairs arc nsed
= e ysa,s the isrssst mac zine Sssuse les than !,
ene inoh In thickae, With No 1erceptibls effort do
nS The sors ie the most .mo th and perfect mannsr
Ahnene IN the country, 70 learn The yalss q q "a,
yartoss maoainss made anda DICkp PATEFr,
rIAs EsomE %, Providsnoe, r l.; j, R.kW. ".
Oo.n.Iy, J.sse B..n, 4 Cc, & &Ess YorG WI,.
Agrosv, Coliinsville, bt; and many othen In NsW
$st Nss gasisnd, glr.i1is Iai.oi. assrsis ohs,
~ yesns, s.y thsy vould not be sithoat them Tor
0Des Or four hnas their oo.t: aud sthers hA In
0osparson 18th any other mAohines nowa to them,
0At they pss fT their cost In every monthsf qss.
A crias asnptly sttssdsS Ia, asda itnformsttbu
=. % s%sts tsskSs isssfs ssSsazE n fsaEt .sYSRW,.
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The whole net revenue Of England for the
year ending Dec. o. 1860, amounted to ell,
961, ,495-about equal, in round numbers, to
$500, 600, 900. THIS is but the net amount. The
cost I collection, estimated at an average OF
x per cent, would make the gross amount Of
Eng ish taxation f17, 700 900, or s3ss, 500, 900,
TO be paid by population smaller than our
own, and the majority Of them much poorer.
This vast amount is raised thus: customs,
f23, O0O,O 600; excise, Gl9 900, 900; stamps,
f2, $50 900; taxes, 81, 900 900 post office, e..
800, 900; crown lands, f2jO, 900; miscellaneous
items, nearly f2,0O0,OO0; and property tax
nearly G., 600 600. Yet ium mcuSc as this amount
Is, II falls short nearly three million pounds Of
meeting the years expenditure.
II is est imated that tho late war with China
will cost England go, ,OOO, 900. In return for
which she gets indemnity to the amount Of
g., bO0, 900, in installments running on for sew
eral y.ars. This is profitable speculation for
John Bull but the poor taxpayers have to foot
the bill.
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:ssss ssEsEES' TENN ss1sRffs y sssft sSsssaws,,
NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

brE2ElJs, BRJTHKk d 90,
Ss2 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS In every desorip-
lon Of STATIONARY anl PORTABLE STEAM KN-
QINES and B1ILERS, w0ODWORfiiS PLAhAIij,
"a III ether Wonp WoRAIS1 MAcHINEs.
LATHrS, PIIANERs, DRILLS.
LEATHfR n kI'BREk BgLrIN1,
pABBIT AID OTHER COMPOSITION MErAlb,
Nfth all othcr articles needhil le q M.ehins Shop
sp.iE MANUFACTURERS OF
50 DICKS" Celebrated Anti Frictop
sIEARs, PUNCHES b PkESsEs,
tayS, tayS pATESp esSTIa siErhSSu9 TISu aLi hliqhvsAL3p hvAL3p
n PORTABLE 5oALIs m dREAT VARIETY,
nv eth sIvAlnAbls Articles. :,
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The NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 2l, 1851.

To the Editor Of hs Nao York Sun We
all read with emotion the farewell spoken By Mr
Lpcois TO the friends and neshbors OF so many
years He exprea lis conviction that 10 lead the
nstcn through ,hs cri,is In which much is in
danger, is beyond his ability with ou, Divine s'ss
ance; and he asks their prayers for him, taish
they promise with cries and tears.
And In other speeches, while on his way, he
again and again has said that without the Divine
favor he cannot succeed-but that with II be s sur.
that he cannot fail. lie las . Measure Of the f,ith
Of Abraham of old.
II now beCornss every one Of us 70 Offer the pray
srs asked for by this single-hearted man, whom
God hath raised up TO serve US. wherefore, 10, u,
thus sppesl:-
ro svyRy ouRIsuAS cosdREdl ALTON.
AHR,nAx LtSooLr the President cbct, desires pour
irrrcrs, that h may BE- 50 guded and strtn5'h'nci
by Dirinc W,sdonr-thd, he may accomplish the grR
duty TO which he Is odlied 80 thai pednc dad hdypi
ncss truth and Justice, religion and pety mip b.
established among us through all gcrerutionS
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PEKsssNA A. Nsvrus,Rso~

BOUNTY LAND-SOLDiERS, SAILORS
Oand vidovs clams for bounty iand, pensions, 40,
WHARF valo claim EXIT, Particular sttention given
b Suspended clGims. CALVIN w. aMJTn, Southeast
oor a (,haTnhsv- and Ch.thsm "a Go 9lar't1
ROUNTY LANDS, &c.-SOLDiEkS,
~ eailsn ana ctherN sho have s-rved In any Of the
Naasau 4, belov Fulton n. q 0RawNk Ahorney
DERSiOn- WIDvwS DkAwikV fkn-
u as.s andss 81 4 Feb. "a labs, q yuns %, 1893
M vidsvs wboss husbands havs bsuu kills1 o. disd Y
~ su ~ suhscribsr st the soltheAA corner q ChAr
- anA Chathsw - 0ALVu ". eMrTus
Ja39 slA~11p
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, aENi
- or exchange-sins GERS, wheelCr WtlsOu', Or,
ptH payment Al InA1hines sarr antsa, IN Ichia
aS ny sncharsed and rgpsirsd. W n, - ~ 9GI>,
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NfEH~ fOWEh 10 LEAbE FOK a
City, fronting tbs water and having q good docf
buildings and covering eikht lots Of ground hss
attached ave niills be used for ,rnalns fesd
hour, a. well A. cemant, or may bo turned into q
planning OF saw mill also 10 leAse . number OF Va,
cant lots, With or without water front Apply to a
WISANrs, ts4 Wos. ah d, from % 5 o,c,ses
p. m. fsa 9taa'll6
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NUMBER 1880.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RAKERY FOR sALE-THE GOOD WILL
- and eIturrv of q frst-rate bakery Il bbl. ear
week. VIII be cold cheap. Apply at lie Eat ilth 4
between Let and I'd avs. 1alG9,s
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FRENCH PROTESTaNT - : ~, ~ p
Phsana.n otAOOE

M ADAnE VALIANT viii re open her so,-,,-
~ schooi Tor young ladies a, lG2S Clgs5st ls a.
sepeenoer Superior Instructions in The F5is
20 oota Of Ehish ttiuslly serious ate -
.a,.ant with Madame Valiant viii supsrisfssd ~
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PROCLAMATION
or
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
uaru. m NJ tn SfnEn of Ton.rs

TEN0 the Sheriff. Of all the counties said Sate-Greetng
You hereby commanded to open and hsd election
at ali thu paeeo holding elections in your county, the
9th day OF February next orthe purpose Of determining whe
Convention shall lie called ans also OF elecng Delegates
the Convection to meet in Nashville the 5h day Of Feb
ruay next in accordance with the provisions OF the Act 9Th
January ls6 and prompt and immediate return make Thereof,
TO the Secretary Of state, required By said Act.
in Testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the State Affixed
}LS the Department. in Nashville, this 2stdsy OF Jsnu
ar, A. .. 1850.
- b aLe Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS.
] i. Z. Z Az. SecretarY Of STATE. ian99 lE-EIy
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Also in BoEs Cask Of james Hennsssy Brandy Yintav
81 la'sJ When We think viii fHii the fssdoEs pslGa
L. q 8.
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Fresh Arrivals.
EgsF REoEIyED By RAIL Road DIREcT FRO
50 hhds SugaT--aiI grades;
$50 bsls refined YelloW Suesf
100 bags Coffee
900 bags RE Coffee;
% bags Old Gov Java Coaes:
5 - 5l fn soa., Imperial and GunpoTdsr Tsa
80 hIf chests Block Tea;
IS hbls New Mackerei;
50 cases o. sters;
100 boxes Fire Crackers:
rs dozsn Rrooms;
100 boxes German Matches.
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco.
30 boxes Ground Spices;
Which We esr together with great variety Of Goods in
lire. the -. very low Sl-ssl s = $500 - "a
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FEMALE ACADEMY


After rest Of SIR months on the 1914 of January
1861 resume my position Principal of this HStih.
ton, lch lcijch haze been connected for q gears
TNyHE Academy offers peculiar among which
think. the following:
l. well enclosed Yard Of about 6 acres, within
the incorporated limits Of Nashville thus aordinc Pups un
freedom in keahfu recreation and still sipiecng
restraints of refined and intelligent society
buildings in extent and suitableness FOR ali school
purposes uneqused the United States by any Female SCHOOL,
and surrounded by psvements and Corridors Offering CON
Children to breathe the fresh without
regard 70 the weather.
3 Security from, Fire. These buildings are heated
with steam and lighted by gas and thus free the parents OF our
pupils Of constant anxiety their
children.
4. HcaIth-uneqnalled in any Female School, in this
any country Though Of the largest and OF the
largest Boarding School in the United States but
among the pupils in nearly IS
5. NOu-SectarfRn. II is we'll known to ali aequsint-
ed with the Academy that Baptist, Episcopaan Methodist
Presbyterian sends his Daughter here perfectly satisfied that
will offence be given his peculiar views and yet
equally satisfied that the principles Of religion will
be daily inculcated,
6. Maternal Care This expression excites expec
ation which is not fully met in the Academy suitable
ladies, OF piety and refinement their time
the supervision OF the expenses the morals habits heshof
The Boarding Pupils
Guardians parents who for cause, may be seeking
peranent ededti0dSA0ae for little girls will, we think fnd
such a home in the Academy Apply to
deol4-dSwm. CDELLTOT.
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For Bent.

TENHAT comfortable dwelling, No. Is North Summer street
y Gnnlv III 1REusF
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THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
j AM ES PARTo O. !,
THE

j AM ES PAR T O N
Author Of 'LHe Aaron Burr" etc.
Three Volumes 6S6 734 pages EACH with Steel Portraits
Crown ocrAvO Err1oS-oIoh inding, S. Sheep, sc IS
Half Calf, So Fuil Calf, sac.
suBscRBERs' EDITION, Royal Octave tsola By SU5soOa
OHty)-olOth, s. so; Sheep, 81 HaH Calf, si2 Full
R PARTON has been seTeal engaged in she
I'VE ration Of this work and has bestowed it the most
careful research AID investigation The first volume Of the
subscribers Edition was issueda year since the second was pub
lshed spring. aud the third and last completed OF
the FIRST and second vOrme the press have rPoke7 in the
THE life Andrew Jackson was indeed an evenful one
ea and the important in the hsto
~ OF our Gazette Almost all hat relates
to him peculiar, extraordinary, and interesting Armenia
Those who have been most familiar With the career of Jack.
will surprised the eff matter the author has
collected Beon Journal SIT exhausts the subject Nes
sequAy free from spirit detractioa,
hand, and Of unmixed gorfcaon, the other Fang and
Advocate
sne Of the most readable Of books. Every psge are. 1t
is romantic edval romance, and yet has the advSn
tage Of being Home Journal Possesses degree OF
interest which can scarcely be oversted York World
"A esher Teer account was never written OF any hero g
any naturalization Advertiser. "Ns work Of fiction could
be better fitted hold the attention and bear the mind along
with sustained enthusiasm than TINS account OF me real NE
Of one our countrymen boston Recorder. from
Item 'Perfecy fasc mating view York Day Book ''Fhe
narrative is flowing and charming We confess having read the
Weekly "The difficult where and how part
company with New Yerk CrayOn. "Of intense and per-
interest New York Observer 'Ihe most interesting
political and personal history written Of public
in this ryPennsy is style is fairly eloquent
with vvdnsss uency his Of the defense Of New
Orleans from inception its climax interests deeply
than tale Of chivalry, oriental romance Armenia
Times zone Of th most interesting and instructive books
have read Rusls Magazine, Charleston, seq "A
Life indeed, and before which the conventional and
place biographies OF modern times sink into stupidity and in
sigaifcSnce."-NeW York Journal Of Commerce.
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
The LFE TINES @ PHnIP SCHUYLER, By Benson
LOSING. Vol l. Grown SvO 49, pages. With Steel Portraits
Cloth 81 50.
For the first time genuine biography Of Gen. Schuyler is
Nrtten. Of this Efficient aborer FER
country, the established repUtston Of Mr. Losing
writer kindred opics give to TIT book ordinary
teFst and value The work will be complete in two volumes
ITALY: FROM EARLIEST PERIOD PRE- DAY
By John C Albeit Crown sYo, So With stee Por
trait. Cloth, 81 SO.
This ofthe Mr.. Abbott's Monarchies of
Continental Europe which Ausa and Russia previous
ly appeared The volumes uniform and price, but
eschdStinet in itself.
PUBLISHED B
MASON RROTHERS,
Nos. q Mercer street, New York.
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Adminiafratnrs Mnricn


TEVHE House at present occupied by Boyd No 50 Cherry
street The front room will make good or sal
room The back premises be occupied By families
Also Offices in the story Apply or the premises or
dec2odlF II HAMILTON
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Ei aN :3EzEls:EsE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY NOVEMBER IfEh, 1seo.
Passenger Trains, East and Ees will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At $50 n and BPM
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 Maad E45 An
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga az 7:5OA NJ and 7:sOPM
Arrive At Nashyils at SGD P II and A n
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston Es Ys
Pm2deiEaiA, Baltimore, Washington City, Richu0n5
ketersourg ynchbuTg Knoxville, Savannah, Oha-leos
Montgomery, MenI his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains IN Msbs
and Cn2reston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains on
East and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Lces nay be had At any hour application to
As1 az Once Al Depot, the following places
nashville TO New Il ", *
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Fresh Arrivals.

would inform the City Trade that we have in stor.
w large stock Of Apple and Peach brand - a.
and pure liberal margin allowed. s
june g LELLYETT Z SMITH
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charleston and g.
FREIGHT Ea,,s.. IN Z

hAIES REDUCED AND .spEFn ~
IMPRESS freight rr,,r.,.-,, = LID 4ACRE1
s1sa December, 1850 through ~. 81. % ana
sse ss. p CAS-. per 10y ih' q g Tr Class len
Hats Caps and Bounets, S5 '1f'a Class, do
Tine from savannah and cha,I.,..-
and half and four DAYS ''-oa 70 NASHVILLE, thre
and nine days. -iA' seven and 3 bal
Intervening sabbaths eav,s n.
freight trains on Sunday oTe N tin
No aesentions BY ice or snow. Overcb.--..- -s
Ss sIIs Occurring at sea- promptly s.,a qa
90 = Railroad delivery " Ia
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LELLYETT & SMITH,
may26 6O-dln Nos 10 and g South Market street
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ennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and Flour
Will Stone ESfnhIisnxslenf.

teURR Mil Stones OF al sizes On hand and rads %
Smut Mills, OF the latest i4psoysd p.s1ts Mil sp
li Gearing, Boiling Cloas; Bctng, Hosting and ReZu
screws; Screen Vine, Mil Hoks, ard Plaster PARA.
Shen IS warranted % best quality and to give stiscsn
Al orders and communications promptly attended 70.
J.. n. WAHNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near & Z 4, Broad stred
Iuns22-d&vh Nashville. ID
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VIRGINIA LADY, who has had experience in teach
"a ing and is well quafed the English branches
French Embroidery and erecian Knitting, wishes stuaon
Immediately, in either private family, public school, in the
south Best Of references given required Applicants stating
terms &C will please address Dr. D. Gordonsville Orange
county, Virginia. ian3l-i9re
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AN the LEBANON Turnpike, near .he Herniave Pocket
Book containing several promor notes and other
gah he owner can get By sailing this Office and paying for
CctG5E-tf
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EnsoIvenf Noticn.

ENHE iTscy Of the of John Caruthers deceased
being3ugged to the Clerk Of Macon county, is there
fore the said Clerk all persons Paving
against be hereby notified file them, legally auten
caed said Clerk Macon couRy Court Tennessee
before ssI day May next, tkat settlement
division Pyo .s.la may be made. NJ N. ALEXANDER.
dec4-E4t ; administrator.
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THROUGH To DECATUR.
LII breaks having been Repaired trains running through
N according to schedule time. ta1Ig d9t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-08
PEACH AND APPLE R1ANDVCS

Also, a lot of Choice Whiskicsin store since 1857
and which defy competition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-08
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
that after absence Of two have again
turned the practise OF the Photographic Ara
in all its baDches having purchased the interest Of brother
in the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four months in New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
the late improvements the have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That facilities
better produce FRS. class work than Galleries
beast Of conduce 10 the comfort of patrons trust
euy sustain hs proud position the Gallery has hereoors
sustained bat to elevate il to still higher standard have
services OF Mr. COOK e the best Photo
graphers world who Pictses which obtained
rst premium the Worlds FAR 10 London, in 1851 and
determined ony make this the leading Gallery in the
State work shall not be surpassed North South
Introduce the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette, plain cOloTed
Ivorytypes, coOred;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass, life size;
Visiting Cards, fall length plain;
Autograph Photographs, lS taken at sitting.
microscopes, glass or paper.
continue to make the MeanOype and Ambrsyps heretos
fore The above styles ali entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Card which only made at time. All
who in want anything line politely invited give
call before visiting elsewhere will by ocular
demonstration the above facts Respectfully,
oct3l-a +. W. HUGHES.