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Mississippi Plantation
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
L DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION IN
situated sixteen miles from NazoO City. six and
half North from Benton. on the road 20 Lexing-
ton. and twelve from Vaughns Station. on the
Mississippi Central Railgoad. in a good noiehbor-
hood. IL ad0nE the school tract Of the county. and
has fine Church on the line. 10 has comfortable
and convenient buildings, o. an kinds. with a
good GIN AND GRISr MILL. two Cistcrns
two uniniling W els, and plenty Of stock water on
two sides Of the farm. There are
1900 Acres Of Hand.
OF which about Eight Hundred are under cufti-
walton. Between forty and hity field hands still
remain on the place, under contract for the pre-
sent year.
will sell the plantation with the Mules. Stock
Of all kinds, Wagons. Farming Utensils. Black
smiths ToOls-ovcry thing on the place. excepE
the Cotton and Corn new growing. for S25.Oob
IN GOLD, OF its equivalent. ] propose 90 take
this low price. because planting at distance does
not suit me. at my time Of life.
ROBERT L. CARUTUERS.
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FREE SOIL.

L HAVE 55 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
i ground next the Nashville Fair Ground, with
in FIVE minutes walk Of the Street Railroad,
convenient TO a splendid spring. with a beautiful
view Of Nashville. To any person who will
build a neat, handsome mot expensivel BRICK
HOUSE, l will make = deed to a lot 100 by 100
feet, without charge. This proposition open 10
not more than eight persons.
JOHN KIRKMAN.
Nashville. Sept Sd, 1866. sep4-lm
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Nomination for Congress.
RACINE, Wis, Sept 1.-THE Democrats Of the
first district nominated JAS. G.. Brown for Con-
gress to-day.
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Notice to Carpenters.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ATTHE
Il Office of the Tennessee Marine and Fire
Insurance Company, No. "a North College street,
for furnishing all Materials, and putting in com
plete repair the store houses belonging 20 Mrs
NJ. L. ALLISON, on the corner Of College and
Spring streets, damaged by Ere on last night.
sep7-1w A. w. BUTLER, Sec'y.
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SALE AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s5TH. 1895.
Twenty-Eight Lots
In Humphriea'. Martins and TIOusfon's
Additions.

THESE LOTS ARE HANDSOMELY LOCA-
i TED on HUMPHREYS. Martin and Franklin
streets. near the southern terminus Of the Col
lege and Cherry Street Railroad. This sale VIII
Afford dno opportunity for investment in pro-
perty that must speedily advance IN price,,
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
N. w. TAYLOR. Auetionor.
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Nashville Agency; 81 College,
p. p. PECK, Resident Agent,
w. ID. TALBOT. General Agent.

N. B. This Company has uniformly made q
per cent larger Annual Dividends than any other
Life Insurance Company represented in this State.
sep2-U
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the transfers Of real estate made in
Davidson county, FOR the week ending Feb
ruary, 9, 1866:
MI Howell, CO NJ to David A McGrady,
land in this county, $3.50.
A HamiltiOnt to David A McGrady, 4 acres,
80 poles land in this county, $500.
James NJ Murreli 10 Jane r M'Queen, 10
acres land in this county, $3.50.
CD Elliott TO Mortimer Hamilton, trustee
real estate in the city, $4,000.
Ann Bennett 10 VIM Farrell, lot in West
Nashville, 5000.
George D. Hamlet to Henry Parish, lot
in city, $3.50.
E. Spicksl to Mankel 4 Frank, two lots
Trimble's addition, Sl500.
Christian Deiss Mails to Matthias Meier,
lot in this city, $500.
Nancy G. Bugg 10 Thos. J. McCleredan
60 acres land in this county, S100.
r. Hullebraull 10 Matthias Meir, part of
lot in this city, $500.
Benjamin Hyde TO Green r. Stewart,
about Is acres land in this county, $3.50.
Thos. W. Chiffon, 20 Emeline Perry, (col-
ored,) lot in the city, $1,000.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Washington Runners.
The Writ Of Habeas Corpus to be
Restored.
New York Monetary Affairs.
The Virginia Delegation.
Another steamship Company 10
be formed In Canada.
The Mystery OF the Robbery OF
The National Bank or Con.
cord Revealed.

NV YoEE, Feb. l0.-The Posts Wash
ingtOn special says that rumOrs are cur
rent, but not generally credited, that thi
President will soon issue a proclamation
restoring the writ Of habeas corpus % al
the Sta,es, AID declaring that peace is re-
stored
The Commercial says. Extreme dullues.
continues % De the prevailing feature IN
monetary affairs. The uncertainty about
the result OF the deliberations Of congress
ON the Finance bill, and the apprehension
Of an unsettled coalition Of the money
market sud Of values during the execution
Of the proposed measures Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, has produced a general dispO-
sItion 70 avoid contracts extending into the
future.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I0.-The delegation
from the Virginia Legislature, intrusted
with delivering 10 the President the resolu-
lions from She General Assembly, endorsing
his policy, were read this morning.
Mr.. Baldwin resd the resolutions and fol-
lowed them with an address 10 the Presi-
dent, expressive OF the hrm will Of Vir-
giuia to stand by the principles they de-
clare, and 10 afford a hearty cooperation
with the President in his wise and lust
policy. He declared that the people Of Viz
ginia, and her Representatives, accept the
result Of the contest, and will, in good
faith, do the part required OF them they
recognize the Government Of the United
States a. their Government; its Constitution
as their Constitution.
In speaking Of the freedmen, he said the
people OF Virginia had no feeling but that
OF the kindest sympathy and good will, and
10 treat them with injustice would be as
much opposed to their feelings as to their
interest.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Baldwin's re-
marks, the President responded, thanking
them for the compliment, and expressing
the qualification he felt at meeting 50 many
intelligent, responsible, and respectable
men from Virginia.
TORONTO, c. ", Feb. l0.-A company is
being formed OF the merchants Of Montreal,
Quebec, ST.. Johns, New Brunswick and
Halifax, 10 establish 8 line Of stesmers be-
tween Canada and the lower provinces, in
tending 10 compete with the routes through
the States TO Halifax, St. Johns, and the
Bay Of CheIeur. The time between Quebec
and St. Johns is expected 70 be three and
one-half days, connecting viii the Sleada-
liza, American and European Railroad, be-
longing TO New Brunswick.
B0sION, Feb. 10.-The mystery surround
ing the robbery Of the National Bank Of
Concord, Massachusetts, on the 18th Of
September lasI, has been partially revealed
through the agency and efficient efforts OF
detectives. A few days since, some Of the
robbers were captured.
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BY virtue Of = dsree Of the Circuit Court Of the
United states 81 Melville, ~ the October Term,
1885. N the suit Of kmy and 6ilhlsnd, et ais, credi-
tors Of Tutue & Luus, and Edward rrabue versus
Wal am d. Lucas s1ruslng partner, and egsinst
Commissioner, the aUve 2IT acres a. public sale,
on the premises, on
Thursday, 18th day of February.
Sad 2T7 acres hiss beei sub-dUded into p lots,
containing from i've % tssnfy-one acres, a. will 10
seen from the plat recOrted in said cause. These
lots front on the Murreeboro and on the Stones
River turnpike, gnd on wae avenues, LAID on 80 -
10 make each lot acc5sslHe-
Also 2ff acres on Mil heck, ADJOINING said ~
acres.
possessing a. unany advarsges. rner proximity
10 4 h1unshug city, whict u rspidlJ impr0Tag.
me fertility OF me soil, theuuuber Of fne building
stes on thsua, aud the undaling spungs thereon,
ren1er the lots A. laid Oh mzt desirable a. resi-
Lots Nos. !, 2, 5 aad 4. 10 Al 81 or q sores. sol
unsurpassed
Lot i've acres, ~ poles he buljiug zite. good
sol. magnificent grove and hz spuug.
lot NJ. q, twelve EcTes hne ste, excellent sprnf
and Hsh pond Of clear cold sstF from The spung.
Lot NJ. Z, efglt acresi good -ui, zee house, Bpunl
Of cold waer, and gooi oaiaLngsits.
No =, 9 sores 80 poles. very ucLsJi, both lots "a
tered ~ The spung unuch-
Lot 20. 40 eonalns 20 acres 3 polts, comfort
she frame dwelling aid outh5ses, good spring
sol unsurpassed
Lof ~. n. tseIgearres 90 po'es win one-haifo
the rock spunE, excellent barn houze and uci
/ sol
Lot No. y, fourteen acre.. frnutnF on MuTirees
| horo Pike; msFuIdceut huuding 80, with fQrus
trees, and $50 spungss one Of them a very IN
one.
Lot No. Il coutains q Rhtsen scres15 poles, front
ing on The Muffeeshono pike, The tnest ouidlnl
size 90 the place, gaod sprnE and tUest trees.
Lets Noa. "a sad l5-No- IA cCEhHnlng 7 acres
sites, splendid soil, with tha spuug tnoEB ~ N.
'c9ld spring" 90 lot No. IS.
Lot 10. 16, fronung On TIE Mufrie 4boro pike
tEelve scrss and - poles, beauuml building slis
with forest trees
Lot ". NJ, On Murreesb0ro tgruplis: a . mos
dsslahls loL II contains "a E-fes sd Al pole.
and Es'ered By he cold spung Bua1ch-
Lot No Is contains - acrss. munlnT TAX 20 m
Spout spung hrsnch; ieruie and we'd locai=d, 60
baliiag SITE. fToufng on ne biune's nFer PIE.
Nas. n, - a1d q < Cd oil
minimum puce per acre q tEed ~ ne coui
On sa-h Of the abeFe i1ts, whIch ara q part Of 3
| Hame TrreL. sud UIl be sod e. tie tne specific
ahoFc, 81 EhI-h time the emGnde interest In q
uoEar tract. 81 lad oH u sid pat El BE- sod.
Psrsuus siahiug 70 purchase srC earnestly dssii
ed % eKaUI1e TIE puhl shed pad shch can b
iau11 = TIE ofee of Ro1aseH Harn=on, Esq.o
~ ca.InE on the ucdeTs Eued, VINO VII take pies
sure 10 wing ali required, snd IN shos
mx the ands.
T-ERss-Ona- fourth cash. aad uotas via ~
pfosed personal secuuiy On g Ia Is and "a mons
credit, bearing Interest and O hen rstkinsd On "a
property mil The purchsse money II pad
sale o. glmmflce ~ o. o'ciocE-f
Z r. GLAsCOCE,
deci2-tH tia fa-a spec& Commaaouer.
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A Mr.. Houston, Of Mercer county,
Ohio, q member Of the Mahoning con
~greeation Of the United Presbyterian
church, was lately cited 30 appear be
fore the presbytery 20 answer to the
charge Of having voted for Nallandlg'
ham - Governor Of that State mAn
notorious for disloyalty, and under
sentence of hsnishment by the GOV.
eminent lie was found guilty, sud
/ suspended from the privileges OF The
| church From this decision be ap-
psaled 70 the synod ST It's recent ses
sion which sustained the action Of tbs
pneshTtsTY.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The rivsr IS falling, with three and a half
feet scaut on the shoals.
A ram commenced falling last night about
seVen o'clock, sad il is hoped hat water
enough viii fall to raise The river.
The tollovingw we clip from our e exchanges.
osNASHvIlLE-The Louisville and Nash
VIE Facke' Conpsuys steamer Mercury,
OaP- George Dickeuson, vii leave the civ
"harii Tor smtthland, Cisrksyille and Mesh
vale this evening 81 5 o'clock. Luce Mur-
rel! Is IN the once, aud . clever Rentleusn
be g. The Mercury has GIT the old-fash-
toned boilers. and IS safe. Her cabin kfue.
and she viii take all the freight aud passep-
gers you may send down TO her. AN
aboard at 5.-LoH. Den.
FoE TESSEssEE RvrA-Fhe Elegant Pink
Narble, with old-iashioned boilers, leaves
Tor Tennessee river and al way landings
this evening az 5 O'Clock, from the CITY
wharf. She secs out this mp IN charge II
capt. Frank Harry, a clever gentleman and
excellent siesmboatman. Captain Akin IS
compelled % remain 90 home on sccount Of
illness OF his excellent lady. We most
cheeriully recommend the Pink % nassen-
gers aud shippers, aud her clerks, John
HARDER aud Jimmy White, are gentlemen ct
the old school. Remember the Pink az 5
from n city wharf-Lou, DEN.
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OLD THEErrEr.-The Matinee, yesterday
afternoon, was a complete success, and we
are happy to learn that the people Of this
city are to be treated to n each week
every Saturday at 2 p. m.
It was indeed pleasing 10 see % large an
audience, Of ladies and children, as were IN
attendance yestarday5 snd We are certain
that. as soon ss il becomes known that the
matinee is 10 be an established institution in
this city, that no Saturday afternoon viii
psss without a crowded house.
We sre truly glad 10 lesrn that manager
Flynn has been 30 fortunate IS % engag'
the sble and popular actress, Miss Charlotte
Thompson, for the coming week. She wi
open her engagement on Monday night, II
the celebrated character Of Evadne, tina
modern classical production Of shiel, ans
which Miss Thompson invested with 81
much interest during her visit TO our city
Thi. play used to be 3 pet with SOM Of n,
leading actresses Of our country. The per
.onsl attractions Of this lady adds much 1
il, beauty. over those who are 50 Partia
for It..
Miss Thompson will play in most Of he
hast characters, during her stsy; and thos
who know her, are aware hat she never AZ
pears in 3 part, but she sheds new las''
upon ID. Even in Fanehon, which Maggi
Mitchell had studied for years, and mad
her own, she shines with a briliianey tbs
never fails 10 insure her a reception whic
would be aauering 10 any artistic on u
American state.
This has certainly been a successful se'
son 10 Mr.. Flynni bat this is due solely
the fact that he has ever secured the be
stars, and allowed no other b the hlsi
toned drama in his Theatre. HIS ensrg,
perseverance, and Judgment, VIII ever n
sure success.
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CRY PEoFERrY.-A large amount Of city
property will be sold next Monday. We
are clad Of this. The city has a large mum
her Of lots, which are bringing II no reve-
hue, and which can never be made aIa'ia-
bic for city purposes; yet upon which State
taxes must be paid, BY the eorPors'in-
These lots viii bring TO the depleted
treasury q large sum Of money, which, al
mi. time. viii be "haudy to have in the
a....a -
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TaE BaSkrRs OF rnE WoRLR-'The Mer-
,nsnss sod bankers Almanac for 1850,
n volume octave, published A. the Rank
a. Msrazine Office. New York, contains
h. Of I6so National Ranks, with the
..r,ss Of President and Cashier and Nov
- r-orrespondent Of oschA 100 staie
p.rts noe Private Bsuker in The United
&c.. Ranks and Bankers in London, lav-
49, psbun, Ed.nburg, Leeds, Manches-
49, -nirmiushsm, &e.; 600 Bankers in Eu-
- AIS. Airies. Australia, The West In
a.. south America, New Zealand, Mexico.
C.usaa. &c; Alphabetical list Of 2oee Cash
III he Uuited States List Of 800
s.,,sg, Ranks in New Enslsnd and New
with deposits Of each Bank Stats
..of the United States List OF STANDARD
ar panksrs Prices 81 iron, Copper
.,opthly 81 New York, 20 years
ny priee Of Gold for four years lso.e'
- * e~peravings. via; L The New or
rrcb,pre, tsrocisa 1855; ? To
p. s,oek E1shsSse, Qsosls2slj ) tn
s.pk Of Esglaad a Banking ho"se.
ws,l street s.. New Insurance beilaias'
srosswsv. Kew York 6. The Mutual "a
Issursnes oomPsny Of New iefk' -"
tWO aellars,
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BY virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
United states 81 Melville, ~ the October Term,
lSC5, N the suit Of kmy and 6lhland, et ais, credl-
tors Of Tutue s Luts, and Edward rrabue versus
Will am h. Lucas, sCrWFlug partner, and against
the hers Of Edward rrsbue. I vii sell, AZ special
Commissioner, the aUTe az acres Al public sale,
- IL. .n.m--.- On
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ONE Of ne besf Rssidsucss 10 The country, N
" M southern par q ne cisy, nsar he terminus
81 the s0uh hasuTlle Horsa-Ralruad, IN = fnl
uts ueFhnornooA he uaiii.EE. aafga modeu
tEo-sloy hrek. VIA tel Rooms, Ettchel, Ac.. Euod
hnrk smoke hose and aerFa1f houses. GOD cs-
isrn. hrss yzrd, sel enctqssd, EIL ~ sr-s o.
vita croee fruit uCea. palf . sd Gf q hrck
ysri sltk uenfy q safer. aud al ecuFa1laures
tor rsfunE aoo4 Ita n. and g. AalIroad lassrs
b de coraer q ne pEce, from shea Hood - ~
ccired Coz baruinE uufE ~ prcpsry = ouriis
The corpanaldus aad 3 tnenaGr8 ersmpt fuu cor
porailon taxes a 41od npruH e imuedlafaiy -.
loialuE Ha PIqr1Iif. 4ar1s 6asg.
Elluigeo Of NKLEQE a HukFhEh
Esvi-n W.MAff BRoNhsc4
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Persons ~unacquainted in the city seeing
50 msuyadvertisements for the treamont-
Of Special Diseases, are often st d loss 10 det
temine to whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure IN stating that the oldest estab-
hshmsut Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, snd this should be q sufficient guar
antes that this is a reliable institution. DR.
A. RIoHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
tee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines FURNISHED ~
ne oJes.
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n. Q. Smith & Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, (CIay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies' wines
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and a various assortmento Of Faney
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had IN the
city. All we ask is to give US a call and see
for yourselves.
decas-tf
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Samaritans Wash.

D.. In ca. 81 araa rsi aaa. uu
Root and Eeil Ilsa fl ls ia
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For Sale.

Parties ci41mnE packaEes, n Dol known e. the
ofHce. must bring proper idHuEGrainn.
an1o-iu LM THATCHER. Aesut
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CITY NEWS.

The friends ofthe Union and ofthe Admin
Rtration Of his ExceIleney, Andrew John
30, our present worthy Chief EHeeu"S'
propose 10 celebrate the approaching aHH
versafy Of the birth day Of the 1siheI q
his country, by holding in the CaPi.ol o.
~ state. % the 2ad day Of February 1866
MASS CONVENTION.
w. desire all who are friends TO Andrew
r.bnson and his administration 10 assemble
IN US, at the Capitol, TO put the seal Of
e-ondennatiOn, broad and indellible' upon
Inc lbellors Of the integrity aud loyalty Of
our people.
The different railroads Of the state viii
furnish free transportation 20 and from the
convention TO the delegates Of the different
counties Of the State.
Very respectfully
wn Hsssksal. A. Z. Garrett,
Al r. ". Dunawsy, Samuel P Walker
WAX Poston, James Parks,
= WiIi,ms J. r. Thomss,
= 7 Wed. Henry II. Marable,
Committee on InvitatiOn.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with SO much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
veHe Daily Union:
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed to overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper that
the means of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in a prac
tice Of many years, are surely worthy OF
confidence if they have given their atten-
ton exclusively to one branch Of the pro-
fession, aud made themselves masters Of IT,
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly if they have afford
ed proof Of their ability TO cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. l.. L. COLEMAN,
who, in his specially, has been a beneiactor
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our office,
relieving those afflicted with
O
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speciaI Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US, on Dec Isl loo'1
we viii be prepared TO resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. ISL FlanS
and specifications furnished to our patrons
WARKEN i Moons,
Higb street. between Church and Broad
dec3O-2m.
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John E. Owens has carried his Scion
SAingle through more than two hundred
performances at the Broadway Theatre.
The programme there also includes 'the
Live Indian" in which Owens gives some
of the most amusing farce acting seen since
the days of Burton.
Miss Maggie Mitchell will begin an en-
gagement at Niblo's on the 18th instant,
thus following Miss Batemsn. Whatever
may be the attractions, Niblo's is always
crowded; and one reason Of this may bethat
the attractions there are always among the
very best.
Next Friday evening the people Of Brook
lyn can see "East Lynne" at the Academy
Of Music there. Miss Lucille Western will
take the leading part, supported by a de-
| eachment Of actors from Niblo's.
Lucy Rushten has found success in the
introduction Of pieces At her theatre of the
light vaudeville style, interpreted with
music. In "Blaek Domino" the lady sings
two songs, and in the new burlesque on
"Arrah- na-Pogue" Miss Ross Cooke is at
tracing much a~ttention-both as a vocalist
and actress.
Chanfrau's limitations Of distinguished act
ors at Woods theatre should be continued
indefinitely, as they seem 10 take so well
with the public. Mr.. Chanfrau, however.
will soon be succeeded by Miss Western
who will bring out the new drama, "Fh'
| Child stealer, " the advertisements Of which
seriously frightened the PhiladelPhians {
few weeks ago.
The revival at Wsllsek's Of "The Rivals
is one Of the most delightful specimens o
comedy acting that can be desired. Tn
Mrs. MalaProp of Mrs. Vernon is in thu
best style Of this experienced actress, and i
a topic Of most genial gossip in dramatic
and social circles. This evening "Th'
King Of the Commons" will be performed
introducing }. W. Wallsek in one Of hi
most celebrated parts.
Glenny, the Irish comedian, the origina
Skaua de Post in this country, is now play
ing the same part at one Of the Bower.
theatres. We mention the fact because, I
half the residents Of this city, dramatic do
ings in the Bowery are IS little known a
dramatic doings in 0kbOtsk or Valparaiso.
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Go to Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, PenmanshIp, CONNER
cisl Law. Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
send for College paper, Circular &C.
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