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Real ESTATE
FOR SALE.

NE HAVE NOW on HAND FOR SALE. the
w following City and Suburban Residences and
Farms
DEsIDENCE on Gay street, containing Is Rooms
III Price, 5000.
DEsIDENCE on North Market street. containing
II rooms. Price, 5000.
ID EsIDENCB on South Summer street. contain
HI ing rooms and basement. Price, 5000.
DEsIDENCE on Spruce street. contairiDo, 2
H rooms. This is one Of the most desirable To-
cates IN the city. Price, $1,000.
ID EsIDENCE in Southwest Nashville. near Nash
~ vile Piow Factory, containing rooms.
DEsTDENCE in Watkins Grove, containing G
H rooms. Price, 5000.
ID EsIDENCE in Watkins Grove. containing 4 or
H 5roons. Price, g. 600.
ID ESIDENCE on Cedar street. containing 7 roon,s
IL Price, $500, halfin Planters Bank
DEsIDENCE on North side Cumberland rvsr
H 20 acres Of Lend. This IS 3 magnificent hoi5se
and line Garden Land Price, $4,000.
A FINE FARM, miles from the city, 1877 acres
"A Of Land, magnificent House, built IN the latest
style Of architecture Price, $50 600 in Gold or its
equivalent in U. s. currency
A MOST desirable piece Of Property on Broad
n street, free from taxation. Price, $4,000.
A VERY desirable residence on Church street.
n Price, $4,000.
HOUR COTTAGE RESIDENCES, near the Re-
i 8eryoir. Price, $3.50 each.
ID EsIDENCE on College street, near the resi-
HI dence Of Isaac Paul. Esq. Price. 5000
A BUSINESS HOUSE west side Of Capitol Hin.
u Price, 81 zoo.
DEsIDENCE in Edge6eld, corner Of Spring and
H Wetmore streets. Price, 81, 800.
A SMALL FARM. containing IS sores Of land,
~ with Cottage House, % miles from the city.
Pnce, 81 800.
100 ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the above.
lOO unimpr0yed. Price, Sl00 per acre.
WE have also. 40 vacant Lots in the city and
w suburbs for sale aud lease.
For particulars, apply to
". MATT BROWN & Co.
Real Estate and General Business Agents,
Mar lin No. Al Cherry street.
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The Negroes During the late Attack on
NeWberu.

When the rebels to the number Of
fifteen or twenty thousand men were in
front of Newbern, threatening an attack
in overwhelming numbers, the freed
men of North Carolina showed their
pluck right manfully They freely
shouldered arms and relieved all the
guards in the city. More offered them
selves TO fight in case of an assault than
could be armed. While negro family
were making their way toward Fort
Totten, a scene occurred to be made
memorable in the history Of woman's
doings:
The father had the children, while
the wife came up as a rear guard A
rebel fred at the woman three times,
without hitting his mark, and then came
out in person to seize and bear her back
to bondage Thus stepping between
the mother and her children, he did
not understand the task he had pro-
posed 70 himself With an unfalteTing
courage she met him, wrested his gun
from him, knocked him down, and
came into the city with the musket as q
trophy, and a dislocated forefnger as
an evidence Of the contest
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The New York Herald has been as
sured that the rebel officers now in
Paris have offered their services to
Prince Macmillan in case he should
assume the throne of Mexico This
looks as though these officers had lost
confidence IN the cause Of Davis, and
understood that they would not be
needed by that arch traitor In this
connection, the departure of General
Price for Mexico, may be regarded as
equally significant With the rebel
leaders at the head Of affairs in Mexico
the natives win stand poor show; put
would Macmillan be any better of, in
case he should cross their designs2
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Among the contributors to the srst numbers are=
Admiral BoYNrOS, u. $. n;
General VIZ. F. BAREY, U. :. A.; and
Captain Z. c. BOYSTOs, Adjutant Of the Military
Academy

Admiral BoYSroS, U. S. y;
General VIZ. r. BARRY, U. :. A.; and
Captain Z. c. BOYNrOs, Adjutant Of the Military
Academy.
In the second number the contributions are from
the pens Of distinguished Military and Scientific
Writers, upon topics Of their special study.
The publisher has the pleasure Of announcing
that contributions are already received from many
Of our most distinguished officers Of both Services,
and other writers Of the highest authority
This enterprise has been undertaken at the so
iiciation Of many prominent officers, TO supply an
acknowledged want Of the service, due to the ina
mense development Of the science and art Of war N
our country.
It's PR1xcrPAL ARTICLES viii cover the entire seope
Of War Topics, including Notifications and Inven-
tons Of Arms Of 81 kinds Notes on the Organize
ton Of Armies snd Navies Historical Sketches and
Illustrations Interesting Narratives Of Personal
Experience; Stories Of Military and Naval Life /;
Military Hygiene, and such other themes as are di-
recty OF indirectly connected with the great sub
iect.
The columns Of OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE will be
always full and accurate, and be brought up 20 the
very day Of going to press. The Department at
Washington have offered every facility FOR the f1i-
fiiment Of this promise.
The EDu0R's SPECIAL DEPAzTHESr" win pre-
sent from month 70 month, Sketch q the Pro
gress Of the War a clear statement Of our Foreign
and international Relations and such varied Colo
Guy with Readers and Correspondents As VIII keep
the Journal sf rapport with its Patrons. Extracts
from Army Letters and Translations from Foreign
Military and Naval Magazines VIII also appear IL
this Department
The Political aspect Of the Magazine win be patri-
otc, but bipartisan. It's pages viii Be no field for
incorporate diecussOns but there shall always be
clear recognition Of the honor o. The country, and
the majesty Of the Constitutional Government IN
the present struggle and determination 10 further
the grand objects for which our armies are IA the
field and cur Navy sfioat
u eli purely Military Criticism i shall Be the am
Of this Journal, while doing f1s justice, 70 tef ne
lruth, without partially, sFor, OF afiectiOa
whore any Information al al can b gwen
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A German who had fifty dollars in
gold in a drawer in the work bench in
Colts Armory, had to leave it there at
the breaking out of the late fire. On
digging in the debris near the spot
where his bench stood, the gold was
found last week melted into one nugget
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The Size of The Magazine viii be ocfaFo-each
number containing III pages-puuted % superior
quaIitF a PAPER and in the higles- style q art
TEErs-t5 per year, IN adFaneei single NUMBERS
sent fy mall poet paid, on receipt Of 50 cents,
Nos. and cent ~ 81 .... -.
For al ~ 3D. Book and penodieni Dealers.
Orders foT DE Work nlay D aadressed o.
&. Is. RICHARDSON,
rrsIfsEEa AsD PnoeEnToE,
No. ~ Broadway, New York.
Marl-2We
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In Pres, and WIN Soon be Published.
A mLIrARY 49, NAvAL pIcrIoNARr.

A COMpEFDIUlE or ALL THE WORDS AND
"a Phrases used N Military Silence and IN TIE
nfre. oGrFlce, WIN their HfClllIIc iaors, and thelT
efuirsleut8 N franch especially alaried % the
uisises q the United sttes AFIeg aad AsFy- Fuily
iullraled with Wqot Lngre7iaEs. by HEsnT Cor
the University 81 Ecarsyigania. sats an OtaSr q
Artillery IN he service q he unlfod states.
4. y. RICHARDSON, Publisher,
Mari-2Ue SO broadway, NeE YORK.
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q" have had the pleasure Of examing the frst
number Of the United States Service Magazine The
prominent military writers Who have already lent
their aid % your enterprise cannot fl IN insunng
Is success. Tte want d such work has long been
felt among military rncn-'
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We understand that the Union Con-
vention Of the State Of Iowa, on Mon
day, Feb. 22d, passed the strongest reso-
lufions in favor Of the nomination Of
Mr.. Lincoln Cor reelection - President
OF the United States.
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her. We wish her good speed, and
only regret that Maryland viii be so far
behind her in the work-Boitim0re
Amerlcap
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CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER

I. A Word Of Greeting
1T. Chattanooga, with Mapl
jill. The Northern and Western Lakes.
~. Few Facts About Artillery.
v a Modern Fable, with an international Moral.
NJ. The Burial az Gettysburg. (POetryJ
VII. The Use Of Iron in Fortfeations, by Brig.
Gen. j. G.. Barnard, Lieut.. Col. Corps Of En-
gueors.
VIII. War Songs and their influence in History, by
Charles q. Leland. Esq.
*. Greek Fire and Other Inhammables
X Modern War, in Theory ard Practice
XI. Later Rambles on the Field Of Gettysburg, lJY
NJ Jacobs ID. d.
XII. French Military Phrases.
Literary Intelligence and Notes on New Books
Editors Special Department
Official intelligence.
The Army.
The Navy.
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such a gsq,zne Is much needed, and il de-
serving o. The NEST liberal patronage. Every "a
eIy VII - gwen for its circulation IN this military
division"
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rIE FOLLOWING ARE 4 TEw OF THE HANT FLArTEa-
ma rEsriNoSIALs FROM DISTINGUISHED
OFFICERS AND CITIZENS


" I have read, and shall continue 30 read, with
great pleasure, the United States Service Magazine,
az one Of the most accomplished officers Of the
Army.
" Such q 8fagazine cannot fail 70 be Of the great
est inteTess 70 the Army and Nays and y the pubic
generally"
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" Your iueW Magazine, ] haze 10 doubt VII b.
FeTg successful not only ia the Amy and Navy, but
afnUug civilians, for every d deeply interested
IN this Holy War and Modem Crusade sgaiIisf ber-
tarisIn."
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81 feel Interested and gratifed that such a work
should he ushered under your alspices and shall
take pleasure iu giving q any aid in my power"
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have read with great satisfaction the first num-
her Of the Magazine and shall Be very glad 10 con-
tribute to its success in any way Ia my power"
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Amusenlrnts.


Theatre.
pCFFIEID6 FLYNN. 1laaagers rs. II. Ey-
EREI'E, stage Managef $. II SIMOAs, Ire1s-
urer. a. HAiG, Director Of Music. W-fLETCh-
ER, Scenic artist
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3. 1884
Fourth night Of Mr.. JoHN E. OWNS.
Thursday Evening, March srd. VIII be performed
The Serious Family.
Aniinadab sleel. .....-............JohnE f. Owens.
soNGs----.-.--........--.--.---- Alfred Stewart.
c
The performance to conclude with
The Yankee Teamster.
Scion E.0wens.
PEIcrs OF ADMIssIoS.-rress Circle, IS cents; Gal
lcry, p cents. Doors open az ~ O'Clock. Per-
iornanee to commence ct a to Soelock.
New Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER STREETS.
ALLEN { SIMON. .Proprietors.
J. Z. ALLEN-----...---.--Actngs and Stage Manager.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 3, 1854
Fourth night Of Miss AvoNrA JoSrs.
Thursday Evening March 3rd win be performed
r-s The Lady of Lyons.
Pauline Avona Jones'
The performance to conclude with
~ Youth who never saw a
Woman.
Tomorrow Friday EyeninesrsreEen benefit Of
Miss AYONlA JONES.
-C
PRICES OF ADNIssIOS.-0rchestra Seats, - cents;
Parquette, 90 cents Gallery, IS cents. Doors open
at Il to !. Performance to commence at ~.
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Lost.

ON Tuesday morning, March lst, while going
~ from Gen. Gmnt's headquarters, through Vine
street to my Office, corner Of Spruce and Broad
streets, a POCKET DIARY, containing Photographs
and Papers of no value 70 any one but myself
liberal reward VIII be paid for its return 70 me- or
upon it, being leit az the headquarters Of Maj Gen.
Grant q. W. JAMES
Captain a. q. n, L. s. A.
Mar 3-lte Headquarters MI. Div. Miss
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Motions

such As Fancy and Toilet soap, Pens, Pencil
uonery and Envelopes, Hair Brushes, 4
Gloves, Gauntefs, Army Shirts, Pocket Il
Hosiery, Handkerchleis, Suspcnders, and sJi
too tedious Cd mention. 7 allow nothing IA
0f Cincinnati 10 EXCEL NE.
To the Sutlers and county merchants I
say, call and see my stock and examine my
before buying elsewhere or rning farther Nor
This stock b for WHOLES iLE az Nos. IS
CHERRY STREET, up stairs. aud those VII
q nice HAT from among an the latest sfyleaI
me PAIR Of BooTs. can Re accommodated no
tail room, az present no
no. II CEDAR STREET.
where goods are sold ne low a. anywhere in
Vile. Aud 90 the milners Of this city an
rounding country, I would say, am ksepin
stantly on hand a well selected assortment ID
MISSES AND LADIES'
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FEBRUARY NUMBER NOW READY.
CONTENTS.
l. The Ethics and Humanities Of War.
II. Military Sugery, Ancient and Modern Gull OF
lncidentsl.
III. Organization Of the State
" On the Military Topography Of Europe.
". The African Color Sergeant.
VI later Ranbles over the Field Of Gettysburg.
(Concludedl
VII. Three Months Around Charleston Bar; or
The Great Siege as we Saw it.
VIII. Cavalry Song.
Literary Intelligence Gnd Notes Of New Books.
Editors Special Department.
Official Intelligence.
The Army.
Tho Navy.
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ayeiu advertisements.


Dissolution of Co-partnership.
rJlHE firm Of ALBERT, ROSENHEIM & CO., IS
hereby dissolved by mutual consent P. r.
Albert viii attend 70 all unsettled business Of former
partnership. The name and style from this date
VIII be p r. ALBERT 4 co.
Nashville, March 2 1854. Mar 3-St
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700 cases choice ran Pine Apple,
100 cases fresh Can Peaches.
LOO eases fresh Cove Ovstars.
81 cases Concentrated Milk.
loo cases fresh C8n Tomatoes.
80 boxes choice Hamburg and English
Cheese,
2oe,oo0 Cigars ofthe most popular brands
loo dozen choice assorted Jellies, pint.
hall pints,
100 dozen choice CQtawha and Rhina
quarts and pints,
a iine lot ofneW aver and n. r. Raisina.
And Almost ma-nl6cent assortment 81 al
plug Tobacco, cheWing and suok
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"-whieh, Wild g. the gazelle's
NJ L,.-r-I,.lr h-la %. haal-t.l.-l-- So

nov UIl EIlLlF DJII OF D9AUIIIUIlJ sly.
Wins as It wsnders, dazzles where i dweils :"
and that versatility Of talent which makes
her equally at home as the village maiden,
the fond jealous wife, and the brilliant lady
Of fashion, We lock upon her as the bright
est star in the dramatic galaxy.
Nashville, Tenn, March 2, 1854. X.
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IN. oAMER0S ( 60, PabIishers.

THURSDAY, MARCH ,, 1854
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Thursday Evening, March 3rd, VIII be performed
The Serious Family.
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pCFFIELr6 FLYNN, 1lanagers. ". Il. EN-
EREItf, stage Manager. s. 7. SIMOAs, Tres
urer. A. HAiG, Director Of Music. W-fLETCh-
Err, Scenic artist.
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MISSES AND LADIES'
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AniinacaD sleek .---..-.-.... r. owens.
SONGS s1fro5 sserarf
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Testimonials 10 The NaIuc 81
Laughing Gas.

NoNTPIktiR, Oct. II. 1903,
Having witnessed The Effects Of the Of Nitrous Oxyd
Gas IN the extracting ofteeth bJ Dr. j. H. Comcgy take
pleasure in stating, that lhnk it one q tie greatest i'm
proyemens othe age IL e application o. science for the
elie u pain IT. regard ar preferable to that Of
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entire that Of Ether or Choro5rm It free from lhas
depressing influences often follow their use CON-
mend rs safe ana entire relief from pain to those
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DR.. JoNH NJ CoMEGYs
DeH SH Having witnessed the effect Of the
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STATE OF VERMONT,i In Probate Court held
DIsrslcr BRApFoED 81. a Weit Furee, within and
for SAID District, on the 9th day OF Apd A. d. lsl4.
II n. A. n. GILMORE JuBsE.
4 Instrument purpurtng to be the aH WI and let-
II lament Of Isaac Wyman late 81 Ve'sn e., 10 sad
Dttincf, deceised beng presented 10 tue Court here
bt Hal Col on, tsq The Executor hefcn named, iaf
Probate.
Hisordered by said court, thar al persons concerned
herein be Hohed 20 apptaIa session OF sul0 Court u
be holden at The Probate ONCE, IN v est Fanlee, "a
The I'd day Of May, A. H. 1864 aud show cause II any
they nay have against the Probate Of sadWit: for which
purpose u ~ further ordered thai q c0pi ~ HE
record or thus oder be published three weeks rue
eessyely 10 The Green Mountain FHea.an, pnn ed al
Montpelier, Vt, as soon a. my be
true copy o. roard.
rInua ill., Al Y Al nEAN nrn.-Irr
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Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
W"Hl, eroS Dhrmcr, So at Montpelier, wtnln and
for sad district, the l2th day Of Apr A. D. 1854
DEFER JoHONNOfT, IT,, guardian Of Peter Johon-
L mott, seamr insane persun Of Bdrrc, IN said Dis
net, makes application to said Court for license sell
the following duscrbgd real estate OF his said ward, %
VT the lot atd buildings Owned By said ward. situated
~ sad Barrs AT he south Village representing that the
SAFE lhert0i Tor the purpose pa uug the proceeds oi
real estate, wOu b. beneficial 10 sad wArd
Whereupon, 1t Is ordered BY SAID Court tAat SAID ap
plication be referred to session thereo tie held
A. Vie Probate Once IN SAID Montpelier, The oh day
day, A. u, 1854, iOI hearing aua decision thereon!
And II further ordered tuat a persohs interested he
notified hereof, by publication Of notice Of SAID applica
ton and order thereon three weeks successYry the
6reen Noun ain Freeman printed at Montpelier, uclUre
said time Of bearing, that they may appear said time
ald pace andi II ncy see cause, object thereto.
By the Court,
Tl6wl Atteu-N A. CHASE, Register.
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Amos PrescOlt,s Estate

STATE Of VERMONT, ia Pfoba.e Cj4u hol en-
WAsHfNGrs : DisrRcf,s IS a. Montpelier, Ia aud tor
sad Ds,rti, on the iJth dty Of Arfi, A. u. 1864.
Is GkA Administrator on the estate Of Amos pres
colt late ~ Waterbury, 10 said district, deceased,
makes application SAID Court To extend The time hereto.
fore allowed HIN TO pay deD = due from sad estate
tufe dav;
Wnertu It Is ordered b, said Cour that said % /.
cation be heard at the Probate office, In MONTY icr on
the yth day Of May A. S6i and 1t Is iufthrf ordered
tina notice be given all pc, ed by The hb-
licatOn OF this urler tha Green Mountain Fieem1n
printed At Montpelier three weeks successfully, before
| said bearing.
By the Court.
Tl6w1 tueaf N A TlIAls R..t. o.,