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.z'- We are -Elaoriz5d ami requested announce DR.
THoEAS ANDsESoS IT Coffee Cnupty. a candidate 10
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the
Congress O. Tie United Slais<N
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rsNLE house and Dot tey occupied by Charles H. Pea
/ hadF E1ndug fse On Market street, lSo feet deep
The buildings All ia good repair d cost 1000
splendid l.r-ll can us had tie purchase of said
prenl'-es Possession giyea lst January 1885. Terms
h5lI.L
Also 2 los 10 Fdaefca 100 feet front each; under
inlg-., ti.ae.-bo'h uesr the city. 3 1861.
Aiso tnres iu the Bgena Vista Plan ef Lots, with
slogan, on i.irzs size Ugh ard healthy.
Also Lots &cNairy's Addition, within 10 minutes
ak 81, tiz S5u-rsf aae buoiug with beautiful
,aalc trees.
bargain wi" J., given iu the sale Of env ar said lots.
~ Apply 90 D. F. WiJklN.
- No IN Cl,,.5-t
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BE Tl--sL ANNUAL STATS FAIR & EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
Vii open at Odd Fsllows' Hall,

IN THE CITK OF NAsBVILLE,
OtL.e Fyst bsRd7y Of Ot'3tw, 1855.
= EANTTACTUR ERS Mechanics Artists and all 9th :
~ invited 20 contribute specimens Of their skill
and -aar- Comp eut isd vail be appointed 10
.r0 all articles eZaibttd and award PREMIUMS 20 those
entitled 20 ihsm under the rules.
AL articles SOFT Cor exhibition VIII lie soTe whou,
pease the osnCr and sb0ald be the %
q G r'aa q Co., Ccrr3issoB Merchants Market street
Gls i'st e iLc Far is develop and encourage the
N.t u~ng aui cian'cai interests Of the state It's
su -t is 10 The hands of committee of Ieliuble and
sne-g-ss men, and IFS success placed beyond doubt
anG invitation is most cmdal!y end confidently ex.
yded 70 al who nay be disposed to participate in It's adj
f1tEes
No ,HgF viii be made te exhibitors, either for the pri
y..-C. az exhibiting 'T admission 10 The Fair.
Tie opening 90 me State Agricultural Fair and the meet
Ing 90 tie i.Esa'we simultaneous with the opening OF
the H--lcs Exhibition, VIII add unusual interest to lie
UcCss. r1.
Circulars containing fall details Of he plan of the
h.blu0 .;d ali other information desired will DO prompt
" lursILgd by a-dressing either Of the undersigned
nj. AZ NONUHAN Prest.
s-lr'P n
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GRAND EscAmrxvsr. Tie following officers
were elected by the Grand Fncampment Of Ten.
nessee, L O. Q. F, st their evening session on
Monday:
G. P, A. Cox, Of cornersvle;
G. H. p, James Rodgers, Of KnoxFire; -
c. S ". Ben Johnson, of Murfreessboro;
G. J. W, ]. D Dsabury, Of Memphis;
G. T.. John Col;art Of Nashville
g s.ibe. R Il. Barry, a
G. Sent. J. J. Dew,
GM, a. K Walker,
P. G. P, E. D Farnsworth Representative 10
the Grand EncaIupment ff the United States
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"B0OKs THAT ARE BOOkS,"
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
NJ FLOOD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SAAs FARM FENCE;
MoRNSG STARS OF The EKw WcRLD;
EIFIY YEARS IN s0rH HEsrsPHERks;
NOSAXPTUM NkTTcK:
LIvxs or TIE QuEEvs OF ENGLAND;
TBE PILGRIMS OF WALsISsHaE
HIILs, LAKES AND FoRssT STREAMS;
TIE MONEY Make;
SUBsTASCE AND SHADOWS;
Ten NIGHTS A Bar ROOM;
TABLES Fur Critics;
FzRS LEAvEs-Second Series
MEMORIES ovEa WATER;
TKsNEssEAS ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY:
THR HERxiT DgLL;
HONEY Moon and other COmicalitiesr
Miss IEsLIE's BEHAVIOR BOoE:
JHIs, Thar AND Tag O1HER
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
mar2tf
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COLUMBIA, wAYNEsB0R0, JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
= PLENDIp -Four Horse Coaches from esSSSSR
y Franklin to Lagrange, connecting at 9AAEG
those points with the Railroads to @
Tuscumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber
deen Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves tie Depot at e;so A. NJ Also to
Pulaski and EiLton,
and 10 ali places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with fhs Railroad
at franklin.
Passengers for . ~
Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the o'clock p NJ. Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock, P. NJ. connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line to COIUM.
BIA.
For all information Through Tickets &c. apply at The
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office
~ BOmnibuses will call for passengers in any part Of
the city. mh2s-tf
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERY,

BELL AND BRASS FUUNDEki,
On Front, near Broad 81
- THE subscriber respectfully returns bis u
n thanks to the public for past farors and So a
u licits continuance of patronage in the =
z2pfAabove line, slso @zFfA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description of Metal; Turnipgs Ne
taic Paekings, Balbit Metal and Castings
Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps Of
every description manufactured order repaired ct
short notice.
Cash will be paid at stimes for old Copper and Brass
ian25-f 3. COLE.
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ATTFNTIOy-

= HAVE ihis day associated with me Ia business Nh
I CHARLES B COOPER, Young man well known
among Inc first mechanics in his bushes, in the city,
can recommend him 10 the public workman well or
thy Of patron ge. 3. S. WELLER.
Nashville april TO- Is55-lw
JNBBNk LssLiE'S LADIES' GAZETTE of
\ FASHIONS for April for sale by
anil JOHN YORK & CO
A ETHRACICE COAL.-30 Casks Pure" An
~ tdrdcite Coal just received per steamer New YorS
For sale by fmbl6I DAVIS SWANS.
DIO C0FFEE-8l7 bags Rio Cofee-prms article
III Just resolved and for ssls BY
epll B. H. LOOMS co.
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T. HA6AN & Bro
BOOK SELLERS AND ST ATlONERS

No. 81 II .rket Street, Nashville Tenn,
VXIOULD call The s'ten ion ut Merchants, Psidiers
w Teachers and Others to thir large assortment of
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books aud Stss-
tionery generally, which they Offering to the trade
at lew prices.
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WE want to p'!fc-ase 5oGoQ los. GOOD BA-
w CON, for which y,e vtg u.v f.,a t-asss market
price n Ces@ Il, LNC5iS co,
teoz+ NO. - Pub &c square.
INK FOR TIE EjihNt,-totl dozen Imtr aud
i two Ounce Ink Stands IN sloIe and for s1ie hv
mb2i HAGA. q BRO Market 81
lust REC CIV AD-524 sags ogri Oats II
- Gunnics. For sal ~ u 5 F"rNCH SON
DAiE ROPE--lrI coils liaaaI7vfg Iscpa, in S.5-e
y and for sale by npD lis iiiENGH y SON
A PPLES-I0J Cos GIeen Arlaes, IN s;aIe s,a5 cor
y sala b. fepN II s. FtENGH Il On
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Practical Landscape Gardening,

IN NJ En- EMF OF RURAL RESIDENCES;
QElNG general principles Of the art With full directions
Ior planning shade trees Shrubbery and towers and
lzying oai ground. By G. NJ. KERN. VOL l2mo, with
~ illustrative engraTings. Price 81
The Illustrations for this volume are v.asr,v
the Is IN the hands of the printer and will be
stereotype and the volume produced in the hsndsou
style early in March. -Soe''
The advantages which Mr. Kern has had in scou;,,r
Practical knowledge OF his business in his esrly ucaton
at the J9rdia des fantes or Paris and in the Gardens
Of ST Cloud and Versailles during the reign az I,;s
Philippe give assurance Of his fitness for execuii-r he
task ne has undertaken while the positions he has held IL
this country and (suroag others that might be named he
charge Of embeshing the grounds at the recent Ohio
State Fair at Newark attest the estimate placed upon his
capabi tiles BY practical men
The book is eminenty practical. and adapted To the
wants Of thousands OF practical people every portion of
the Union, who desire hints aud Suggestions aid them in
ornamenng their premises The needed help may now
De had at small COST narrated in pure English stvle
few copies for sale by HAGAN 4 BRO.
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W EDNESDAY MORNING, lAPRIIlIs, 1855.

TII0s. 5. MARI Is THE GENERAL AGENT OF
ADVERTISING. &C 4
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FOR THE PUBLIC.

ID ECETVED BY express the largest stock Of SUMNER
n, WRAPPING we have ever offered
Also
An extra lot Of EMBRUIDERIES, in Chenisetts and
Sleeves Collars Coafes Bssques, Cottage Capes Jacc
net and Swiss Bands and Rufles, &c.
Also
splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS & SLEEVES,
both separate in sets.
DRESS GOODS,
of all the ees ETY. les that out in Silks Bersges lis
sues Organizes, Jaconets. dc. &c.
All of which viii sell ct the le=es possible prices for
cash, or prompt buyers on time.
mhl4 R. Q. MCNAlRN q CO..
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! & - ..

AS in store Brnkey Nv Premium and two horse
Steel Poughs Subsoil 2oue rs Cuivstors Hsrrows,
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob CrusheTs, Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles cassed Agricultural In
PIGMENTS. Any article which be may not have hRod
will be ordered and OF transportation and exchange
only added to the manufacturers prices He expeo.s 81
the first OF May superior HAY BAKE which he wishes
to submit. 10 those Interested for examination.
LaBdTeih's seeds.
just arrived, an addiuenat supply Of Corn6eId and
Bunch Beans Parsnps large quantity Of the finest OnioA
Sets, and c variety Of al other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds 81 ia
variety of rare Flower Seeds hand and VIII Be 10
receipt of more In few G&gs. .-al .se slfi a
Soy Irish Potatoes. go sss-
superior lot Of Callers and Iowa Potatoes .sa--4
~. Field Seeds.
he also has all kinds OF Field Seeds such Ctavsr
Timothy, Orchard Herds and Blue Grass and in Sz
DAYS Will be in rece p. Of Barley Bsckwhes Hemp lad
Cu4slnin Seed. Has also fue lot Of Oats s.F = =
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ALBION.
ELD RLANKETS AND MERINOS.

:
TINS undersigned are now offering the remainder of
! their stock Of Mernos and Bed Blankets at greatly
drccd prices Also their stock Of Winter Dress Goods,
consisting of Plaid Striped and Plain colored Muslin de
ia'oos, Plaid Silks, &c. Collars. Chemiseues, Under.
seeFcs and Kid Gloves, cheaper than 5--
feng DESTROYS 10 reduce stock before purchasing
STrnZ Goods, prepared to give Great Bargains
Dry foods TO all who favor with their patronage.
f.hN-t THURSTON 4 BERNARD
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NEW GOODS.

w e have inst received our stock Of Spring Goods.
w consisting Of silks Berages MORE Antiques Print
ed aconets, Husns superior Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns Hosiery, US &c ac Also &c aeral stock of Sta
pie Goods Linen Drill Cottonades Tickngs Sylvao Mills
Goods for Servants Cassimeres and Vestings which we
. re selling remarkably low tor c 4th.
We shall be very happy to our old customers and as
many new ores as wish 10 purchase good Goods lo
prices d trf-s TEuRST0N BERNARD,
spl2 -.-ae No 9 Union street g
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- BEN. =. WELLER -
&c Is thankful 10 his many friends tof the palUas fr
49, age hitherto bestowed on him 10 his : 49,
Stove and Tin, Brass ard Copper Mandatory, a.
and trusts that he will receive ths additional fsIstsif
ny friends in suppor ing his effort to establish Arrionl
cultural Implement and Seed Store IN their midst
e He general agent for OF che best N1rzsriss
in The Union and tho want Of the best Fruit Tresz
be supplied through him at less cost than they ar
der. 'l inf30
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yANNY,S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOVING MACHINES,
JOR sale by the undersigned who is sole agent for tie
L state Of Tennessee Price $3.50. - -
f.b4-s,a. B. F. CHEATHAM

NASHVILLE tenn, February, 1885.
We the undersigned having used the last season. Man
rvs Combined Reaping and Moving Machine, purchased
fo, Col T. T. Cheha, take pleasure in tesying to its
usefulness end ec sncy great labor say ng machine
and from experience testify to its capacity to reap or
NOW from 10 Is per day, and that il Will cut
cleaner and leave grain and hay better condition. than
when By hand and take pleasure in
calculated give universal satisfaction as combined
aud
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LIQUcRS.
zoo BBlS Ohio Whisky. so bels American Brandy
.DUU 100 bbls Pixies Mag 90 do DO Gin;
nos Whisky; 80 do Mopg Rye Whisky;
so bbls Smiths Old Reserve 25 do Old Peach Brandy
Whisky; 10 do Jamaica Rum
30 bbs Old Bourbon Whisky in store and for sale low By
mh24'55 MORRIS STRATTON.
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l. " , L. a, ealnsworth Representative 10
the Grand Encaupment Of the United States.
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REDCCED PRIC Having removed from
n nv for ner residence flake this method of inform
ing my lady friends and scqiant1rces that they now
6rd me at The Cruicher Hease. where prepared TO
Cut Fit aud Make Dresses in the latest and most fashion,
able styles aud at refpcSI prizes. Ladies who want
reflect fitting dress would do well TO call on me- as
guarantee 10 please all. both in ft and style. ~
~ The entrance 10 my rooms is on Church Street.
and ladies viii be at no Inconvenience 10 finding
prl5--2w. MhS- RI. n. GRAY.
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sHOEsl SHOES! SHOES
I'VE UCU UopeIstt otIcct.
r. M. M A G. r u ID Il r.

r. M. M AGR U d Err,
ID ETURNS thanks TO his friends and tho
N public for their liberal patronage. and would
most respectfully inform all that he has received ons
Of the largest best assorted and cheapest stocks u
Shoes opened on 7th street and do most Garnet
ly solicit call from all in want Of Shoes, being
hdent, from the care and attention have taken ia
selecting my stock will be enabled to offer such in
ducements that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
will enumerate few Of the articles which Gun bs
had by calling on me:
10 cases Of ladies oolored and black Caters 81.
worth 81 SO
20 cases Of Ladies colored and black Caters 81 10
worth 81 rs
90 cases of Ladies' extra fine Caters, 81 81 worth
100 pair Misses black Caters, 80 cents per pair
800 pair Ladies' Morocco aud Kid Slippers, so cents.
extra good
rs pair Ladies' Morocco Buskins so cents, nth FL
rs pairthck sole Jefersons, rs cents, worth 81 -
30 pair patent leather Jenny Linds, rs cents par
pair 0
200 pair Misses thick and thin sole Jeersons 50 -,
200 pair children's Fancy Boots, at all prices
large lot of McCurdys Slippers, rs cents, sold
everywhere for 81
A large lot Of Mems patent leather Shoes, tGd
Caters, from 81 20 to "a
A large stock Of Youths and Boys Shoes Of
every description, with general stock ofall
kinds of Shoes kept in well-assorted Shoe
IMPORTANT
One case 70 pair Of colored foxed Caters that got
little wet by falling overheard will DO sold for ST.
the most Of them fully worth So
f. N. MAGRUDER,
Seventh street. No. 8e5,
Two doors south Of street.
In ~ M
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o2O, 600 worth OF DIV Goods.

TO be sotd Immediately at a great sacrifice.
y b. HALL, No. ara North Seventh
Aas street. above ], is now in receipt of the
greater portion Of his purchases for the sprng trade
large and varied assortment believing that an eIsm
nation Of his stock will enttle him TO the preference
In Domestic Goods presents line varying In style
and variety from any other house tin the city, en-
bracng the best fabrics Of the various manufactured
whilst many other kinds Of goods have been pur-
chased at the late Auction sales in New York, at
very large percentage below the original cost:
5000 yards plaid Bingham, cents, original cost
5000 yards fine Calico, fast colors cents, worth
10 pieces good black Silk, rs cents, worth so
Plaid Silks a cents, worth rs
Plain Silk Tissues 81 cents, worth so
80 pieces Berege do LANES, IL cents, original
cost Is cents
Yard wide figured Lawns, 8 cents
80 pieces ine dotted Swiss Muslin, 10 cents
90 do do Embroidered Curtain Muslin, IL
cents, worth %
10 dozen beautiful Sbawls, so cents
boxes handsome Bonnet Ribbons, 8 cents
20 pieces fine Irish Linen, rs cents worth so
80 dc1en fine Linen Shirt Bosoms, % cents,
so pieces heavy Bed Ticking cents, worth 10
5000 yards Blcached and Unb1esched Cotton, 8 cts
100 dozen Linen Towels, Q cents
Ladies' Handkerchief, only cents
Gcntlemen's Silk Cravats, 25 cents
100 dozen Hose and half hose, Q cents
Ladies and Childrens Gloves, 4 cents
complete assortment Of Swiss and Cambria
Edgings, Insertings, Flouncings, Under
sleeves Swiss aud Cambria Collars, at
extremely low prices
New style Bonnets, only 20 oents.
In my Boot and Shoe department I have great
bargains 70 offer. Ladies' Slippers 81 cents Misses
Slippers rs cents Ladies' Toilet Slippcrs 50 cents
Misses Caters, 62 cents; Ladies' Fine Caters. 81,
worth 81 80 ladies' half Caters, rs cents; Boys
Shoee. 2s cents Gentlemen's and Boys Congress
Caters Oxford Tics, and Fancy Shoes, In great
riety, very cheap.
The above.namcd bargains, together with many
other articles have been selected with especial ref
crence TO the wants Of my customers, and am pre-
pared to offer to purchasers such inducements are
seldom equalled in this or any other city.
r. b. HALL,
ap 1l-eost No. 87S north 7th It,, above /.
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Nov y YOUR q Si CHANGE, AT THE u

NJOW Is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE
Store corner Of Seventh and II streets, No. 400.
just received from Messrs. 0ber Co., Of Balti-
more very superior and fresh stock Of Drugs also
some very rare and fine Chemicals, not 10 be found
at any other store than the Of Seventh and
streets, No 400.
II Is necessary TO mention only few, az have
Benefits Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
BY the physicians Of our city. Also, all Roses Med
icnes being the only agent in this part Of tho city
Jaynes Medicines
Al. 4 John Bulls Sarsaparina
Ayers Pectoral and Pills.
Lovet's Wshpene.
Van Dusen's Wahpenc.
And all Patent Medicines in use.
A very superior lot Of Medicinal Brandies and
Wines Y.
am now prepared 10 furnish ladies' with some
very rare and choice perfumes imported only by
John Bouray Son, Of Baltimore The favors are
jocsy-cub musk, patulo, sweet brisr, mile aeur,
Swans Atmospheric Soda, rs tickets for one
dollar.
P.s. Il you want to drink very superior quality
Of Water cal at tie store 400, and try IT. The
dayors are strawberry nectarine lemon sarsaparilla,
rough and ready syrup, and several others. After
drinking those fine syrups, call for some Of those
fine cigars, just imported by Messrs. Prick Ball,
Of Baltimore, from three TO six cents piece.
For sale one Of Bruce's improved patent complete,
for $3.50, draw-ppe included, warranted perfect II
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also.
Soda- Water manufactured at the fountain at IL le
cents per gallon, or delivered for Is cents.
Call and examine for yourselves.
W. T. EVANS
ap left NO. 400, corner 7th and II streets
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The Fredericksburg News says Our friends
in King George win be glad to know that nego-
tiadon is pending between the Potomac River
Steamboat Company and John Tayloc, Esq, for
the erection Of wharf upon the landing Of the
latter at 'Chatterton' upon the Potomac. This
enterprise win be Of great convenience and adj
vantage to the people Of the whole adjacent
country"
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ROCHESTER, KN0CKINGsi

MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE
J. Buresque Pas de Africane q Ia Zoe) b. Mallory
2. Guitar Solo, ION Tilton's patent instrument, BY
the unequaled Guitarist) Napoleon w. Gould
8. Pas dc Comique, (Africanized). Birch 4 Mallory
4. Eavorite Ballad ....................C &C. Henry
8. Banjo Oblgato. ................H II. Huntington
After which w. p. Collins, in conjunction with b.
Mallory. will give his celebrated challenge
ARKANSAW WALK AROUND.
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The Nrnneru Difficulty.

BosroS, April 2S.--Mr. Joseph Hiss, member
from Boston, resigned his seat In the House Of Rep
resentatves to-day, on account of the difficulties
growing out Of the nunnery investigation His let
ter Of resignation was referred to q committee.
The committee appointed to investigate his con-
duct, Il will be recollected reported that he had
been guilty Of improperly.
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GEoRex w. HoLLIsrER, nephew Of Fred. Hol-
lister, of Utica, was killed on the 4th instant, in
Nebraska, by DR.. Henry. HOLSTER and DR..
Butter6eld had dispute about land claim, when
Henry raised his rife and shot HOLSTER, who died
almost instantly. HOLSTER was graduate Of Yale
College, and young man Of great responsibility.
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FOR RENT,

DRICE Reduced, a Dwelling House, No.
- 2ss street. containing twelve good sized
rooms two good dry cellars, with a handsome yard
and -four garden In the rear. The main building 10
lighted with gas, and all the fixtures are ready for
use. There Is constant supply Of water on both
floors Of the back building; also, bathing fixtures
ready for use. The house, &C., are nearly new, and
in perfect repair.
1 win rent Il bargain TO responsible person.
Also several elegant well furnished rooms, 70 single
gentlemen. Apply TO O. II. GARDNER,
sp 7--aswM 900 street
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The .Erpecfed Sfea,ner.

HALIrAr, April "a, s o'clock. p. M.-The Yea
Their Is fine but there are no tidings ofthe expect
ed steamer now due here with weeks later sd
vices from Liverpool
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, N. r., April 23--As the locomotive
was backing down the track in Canandaigua village
this afternoon, 1t ran over and instantly killed j.
L. Hall, Esq. hwyer-severing his head from
his body. Judge Phelps and another person,
standing the track, were also seriously injured,
the former 80 severely that his life is despaired of.
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Steamboat Burnt

VIcKsBuRG, April 24.-The steamer Texans
has been destroyed by fre-the boat and cargo
are total loss. The boat was insured in Gin
cinnat.