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Spring and Summer 6oaas
A. J. DUNCAN e co,

TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY n THURSDAY.
APRIL I7th, 18Th ard 10Th.
A Nd f IN sos" APR 7f srH AID i isi
Tie ss, and %es seps5S sss Fo,ss. @
Manufacturer racins the very latest styles and makes for
Spring and Summer Trade which win be sold be
'A' anu "'A0' FOREIGN GOODS.
Black and Fancy coiorsd Cloths Of French English and
Sir, English Weag, Esrssillss and PIaied vssinss
and Gro de Rhine Silks 81 ek and Fancy Silk crsvas
stocks Of entirely % and s
Ribbons large and handsome assortment OF entirely
oBd Sssoa. rsd and aas
OF new styles and bright coors French Lawns and Jaco
IT, Srpsd ana Figured Brilliant Palm Printed Boreses
French Bereges Of plain and fame! siae and
Plain Colored Gnghans; Hoyles saPenor "a Prints
French and English Fancy and Plain hslns french and
Ensiish Fannels all Wool and SIX Wool Irish French
German and Russia Linens Ct all qaas ran aud faiil
and Pink Coored Linens Irish and French Linen Driings,
of Superior qualities, of all eoors is french and Ger
man Linen shirt Fronts @c dc Irish and
French Linen, Cotton and SIR Threads Be ions and Trim
mings Of The greatest variety French ana English While
Gloves and M OF styles suspendeis Fort Nonaies,
Needless Pound aud Paper PACK Pms, e e altogeher,
had the pleasure of Offering -.
8 STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Allen, Demmis, Briggs spague aud Nashineion Fancy
Prints. Black, Red Green Blue and Orange, yellow and
Damask Prints, Furniture P1ns Domestic Man
chester do, Pennsyvani do 800 Bales Brown Sheeng
Shifting, Drilling Osnaurgs; IA ii 4 IVA brs~n Sheet
lag Bleached Domescs, OF all qualtties and widths
Reached Drlllings Black and Coiored Caeries sesta
Vest Padding Canvas Padding Cottonades OF an quantities.
Plain Striped and Plaid Blue Dsnias and Drings, Union
Linens Book fold IA Nankins and Linens SILK and
Woollen Tweeds Atwood Tweeds, Andeusian herii'o
Cloth a new article; Black and Coored Cashmerets and
Fancy sstinetts Baskie Linen Of unique styles, news
Wbtenton Cassmeres, Striped Satnets CADET Mixed Cot
tonades great variety OF Trimmings, %e, ei Umbrellas
Paasos of all sizes and variety Fans OF every variety
Bonneis and Bonnet Flowers, tke.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mils, Robertson County, Tennessee
Sumner Spinning and Manufs elnTng Company, Sumner
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee.
sylvan Mills, Shelbyvs, Bedford Coun ,fsnnessse.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Rasswell Manufacturing C0lnpHDy, Georgia.
The above comprises OF the leading articles o. the
Stock in store, which will De sold freely
Sale commencing at o'clock.
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN 4 CO.
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THE fIGsI ANNUAL STATE PAIR 6 EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
Nh 80 a. an Fellowsl Hall,

VIII open 81 Uuo FELLOWS hall,
Is az = CITY OF EASlIVI LIE,
o.. Es E.ss.- A5zdsg q GctgJsr, 1850.
MANUFACTURERS. Mechanics. Artists aud all oh
: ers are invited 10 contribute specimens OF their skill
.ui Labor Cam2a,ert jzdses viii he appointed exam
,as all 5f ets exhibited aud award PREMIUMS 10 those
emitted 20 them uu.ier the rules
s art ci-- sent 0T exhibition wi he stores without
f6r oNncr and sa0nd be the o. " IN.
il yT,lnn q Co Commission Merchants, Market street
Doe act a. lie FAIR 10 develop and encourage the
Earl-sgrug and Mechanical interests 81 the State Its
is - the hands Of Committee OF reliable and
erctC aud is success is placed beyond doubt
ilI rH ilFIsGuuu cordially and confidently
tended Who Icy be disposed to participate in s adj
NH7tlyes
40 gHarGs will b. made e exhtjarg, eer for the pri-
" tegc o.. cal bling % Tor admission to the Fair.
TIE opening 81 e State As riCu.tufa Fair and the meet.
.;s a. gisa:ure simultaneous with tie opening OF
tic Mechanics Exhibition wall add unusual interest he
,ag-1Siuu.
tIb,ul,Es containing l details OF the Plan Of the ey-
.:b.Un sT3 alt other information desired val be prompt
lT lyta.l.d 5y addressing either Of the Undersigned
II. n. A0NOHAN, PT,st.
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FfPoETlD EY II II. HARRISON STEAMBOAT AGENT.
THURspAY, April l9-4 P. N.
Gir river il now swelling rspidly. From ad-
vices from above, we anticipate light coal beat
navigation. Should this-turn Out to he the case
we may look in a few days for the arrival Ct
some 80 or 40 boats, Now on the shoals @ feet
with water sufficient now at this point TO make
feet large. Weather settled, warm and clear
steamer Empire, ilom Piisburg, was at Calks-
-..!ie at noon to day, and is hourly looked for
Steamer Fairfield, from Pittsburg, in The liter,
sad is looked for early TO morrow
AuiEed--Steamer Aida, from Paducah
Denartod-Alida, for Paduoah; f. Howard, for
New Orleans; Odd Fellow, for BurlsViile.
he Ssiie West leaves tomorrow Cor St Louis
Egsiness az lhe laud:ng dull
T. S-Eafre now in psrt and viii depart to-
morrow at 3 p NJ fer Pntsbnrg.
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DID-of typhoid dysentery, at lis residence in
Texas, on the 18th Of March, Mr JoHN HuonEs
formerly q citizen Of Polk county, East Tennessee
We received this information from his late partner,
8ir J. C. NAPLES. Mr.. HuGHEs was one Of our
earliest and most intimate scquaintances, and
hon. and wen tried friend He was a bold, frank
a honorable man, never condescending TO any
thing in lis public private relations that did not
fully co7aTort with the character Of gentleman.
Mr. HCuHEs was strictly a business and never
permitted himself TO be diverted from bis ordinary
business to engage in politics in bat one instance;
7;hat was in 1913, when he was induced by his
friends to represent the counties of Monroe, Me-
Iinn, Polk and Bradley, as joint Representative in
7he Legislature of The Slate. His death will he
deeply fer by Lis relations and large circle of
friends IN his natiye Tennessee.
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GAS FITTING.
M still continue insert Gas Pipes At the usist Inv
w prices and prepared TO make Alterations or do
any kind Of work line and warrant Il we'll done
Gas Fixtures.
We ofsring large Chandeliers for less money cban
they can be brought from the East after paying freight &C.
Glass Globes and Paper shades.
We have invoices Of large lots OF Gnbes and Shades
with other Gas FIXTURES which expect by boats
from Pitsburr, and viii sell them very low Apply To
JAS IA kENDsICk, 1T The Gas Light Once ChaTrvst.
ueh5'55-ly E. l.. DAVIS 4 co
ENXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO. All
Il lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco wuuld do well 70
purchase their supply AZ SFRETCHS DRUG STORE,
formerly stretch Orrs) which has Just received Tie
finest article ever brought 10 this ctr. lrieh5
/. AGRICUI.rIlisAi b, Iif..l.f hi EHTS. -
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EVERY BODY READ THIS!
TEg ONLY ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN PAPER !!
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From Montgomery Alabama,
R4DIAYYNG IHROUGH TIRE IFI{OLR Soulful!
DYERTISERS have never had SO good an opportunity
N to scatter broadcast before the GREAr SOUTHERN Pus
lie, their business announcements is offered by
SWANS SOUTHERN MILITARY GAZETTE,
which 10 point OF circulation, beauty of typographical
execution and elegance Of illustration challenges not only
the South. but the teh0Is rsuatrSt
The why il is currently read By every person
is because chief design is TO furnish information to the
public concerning the operations for the fund OF the SODfa
MILITARY ActDEsY (of which SWAN is Manager) and
that interests every body but this requiring small space
ample is left for large amount of original literary
natter such Sketches Of Distinguished Characters, HUI
Stories and the ike. The Foreign and Domestic
Comic Publications culled to furnish the Selected De-
psrtmsnt.'
The last issue April y among other articles of interest
contained most graphic and life Ike skechof w. I. Pos.
TgE, Bq Editor Of the prit q TIE Tines by his friend
Henry Wm HeIber Esq, author of Field Sports" &c.
The GAZETTE is now Published once in every twenty
days. Wi be issued at the rate Of once in ten days
Price 81 Der annum in advance.
go Advert ements solicited. They viii go throughout
the South. address SAM SWAN,
ap4-lm Montgomery, Alabama
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NV f3uuks.


ron aALE AK Ji;IIN YOKE 4 co,
STORY Of The Origin, F.uui-iicn aad Adoption %
the sis,uiion OF the United States with Aqicss
ui lis Pr;ncipui fsslnders, BY George Z -Gartiss
Life Of ssstin hnlhsr. The German Reformer % Nhics
IS cds OF the Rise and Progress OF the iisor
ihaton los illustrations {, --r4---. 81
Land OF uar 5ar.ssens ny Rayard Taylor
JourEey 70 Central RIGA. ny Bsyard Taylor 81
Baherots United States c volumes
Ruth Hall BY Fanny Fern
Niksfs Ceurtship - -7----
Iiie of Horace Greeley. BY Parton.
TTARPERS MAGAZINE for April,
Il l. Punan.,s Magazine fer Aprii
Frank I.esies Journal for April 80
Frank Leslies Fashions for March
For sale by JOHN fORh co.
GOLD PENs.-Ths Lest article in the market. Tor
" sale by JOHN YORK 3 CO
S,UPAKIOh CUTLERY.-Poeke Knives OF all
- Sizes for sale by JOHN YORK & CO,
apt Conner of Cherry and Union streets
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viii be distributed according TO The following
Magnificent Schemeg

ONLY TEs THOUSAND SUMBERSl
Tickets IS O0-Hslves ca OO-euafieTs - 60
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville, viii pe2sa leave
their orders with n. H. BROCK WAY II Public Square
who Is authorized In receive and forward the and 10
whom the sehess aud drawings viii be regularly
A compliance with the above will mach tine and
labor necessary answer Individual orders tns
dme
~ Every prize drawn al each drawing
fS5- Bills on all solvent Banks taken par.
i5y All communications strictly confidential
SAMuEi. SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign Of the Bronze Lions
Montgomery Ala
f7F- Thos Welsh and Justus Wymsa Esq Sworn
Commissioners to sapersnteHd the Drawing.
Rp3-td
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Thousand Town Lots
nv o THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
-ta! ming. LisO City OF hickman. Ky.,
l.


HICKMAN Is young ADD thriving city, situated thirty
mules below The mOH,h Of the Ohio Mississippi
iyer navigation at all of tie
lrhF L. connected 10y telegraph with all portions
H'n by the ick man and ubion and b the Nashville and
-'Eh t9tFn Railroads with Nashville Tenn. and all he
ruys If ie south Eastern Atlantic seaboaYd by the Hck
Sul o5i1l aud u esiis Ohio Railroads (al in
a.id 'aao 'f pr0sgess with Mobile and New Orleans
al The SoyhcrR cities and counry natural only
t or large extent al back county, by good
us and artificial. and has thin two years past
,vIbi.t iti Ell 90 wealth and pOpuiA tOh.
The country Tributary hickm extensive and rich
agricultural productions Of b0th eimaiescspabe
stuac IoPuiao a. dense any in he world and is
lilg hiHT with a rich intelligent and industrious people.
RcFa1 now, with dpub the prosperous place
t region oi tOuni and, at s past and present ratio of
lacrosse wealth and population, in few years viii
-ut7lIip al others.
The eu-are high, Dry gently undullting. aud within one
mile corporate limits sold Of l. .
l. q, 10, T. -, 20, g. DO 80, acres each.
FHJ.Hrf rel4sHts offered t6 NORKlNG MEN Of all
sss trades sud sal'ings, native born, nAtuIazed and
lore 20 Catholic, Protestant and Jew.
u II D. III property Will PJsrTvEIY, he sold 10
10 CHEST J,dl-F, withOgt reserve, commencing
2tst Ray Of May 1855,
ujer deed If She Trustee is determined, the
81 all parties concerned, close
- TERMS OF SALiL-fen per cent. down balance in
iour aud eve YEAR.. with interest date
paid prom pity - maturity, the Interest TO be RENTED.
o. Z. YOUNG, Trustee.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER
FROM TH- BOOKS rHs CHAMBER coHHERcE
ST. LOUIS per steamer Sallis West-s5 boxes tobacco,
5l bills whskey, p do brandy, SO hf do u or casks
wine 29 coils rope AZ bbs sugar. % hf and % or boxes
candles Il casks bacon Dbl four 90 sacks OATS 2al do
potatoes bag coffee y kegs syrup, bbls alcohol, do
gas sack seed 100 bales hemp ~ kegs and 7s pigs lead
1876 sacks corn, bbs lard OIL
PkDUCAH per steamer Ada-is tons iron
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
THE house and LOT lately occupied 10y Charles H. Pea
body fronting 20 feet Market street. $50 feet deep.
The buildings all good repair aud cost goo
splendid bargain be had in the purchase of said
premises Possession given LIST January, 1885, Terms
liberal.
Also Lots in Edgefeld, 100 feet front each; under
iuproyeIneEt--b near the city.
Also in the Buena Vista Plan of Lots, with an
elegant building site, high and healthy.
Also Lots MeNairy's Addition, within 10 minutes
walk Of the Square; fine building stes2 with beautiful
shade trees.
bargain will begiven in the sale of of said lots
:sy- Apply to d. s.. WlLKiN.
SIN No. 40 Cherry street
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EaLl & Cllzl 2. Il .cha1s2.

WHOLESALE DE,A Z Frs A FsDIEP0ETERS
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY A&BGuES 81 u
40 AZ, Ao,tf Stfe Plsie >YalrT, 1tsat IsaE essse
HANE uow ia store . iul av complete assortment Of
Hafdi5l'e IN sll its varieties. together with
s5gg tygeatock Of tHyP ana zane 90 lt q which hey
Invite the attention az Dealers visiting t0s mari e.; their
stock has been made np by direct EaIch5scS from the
Manufacturers both m America and Etrtre and they feel
confident that th1Se who give shei call viii lind
Advantageous 20 deal With them.
Cys aad gs0o.9its JaysJs vii, nj the prices Of her
goods suited 20 Tie iimes
Feathers received st jhe highest market price
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
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COLUMBIA. wAYNEsB0Ro', jackson, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
S,PIENDfn Four Horse Coaches nom Sss&SRR
- Franklin 10 Lagrange connecting at <1fzz-2Iz&
those points with the Railroads TO
Tusoumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi.
The hne Four Horse Coach Lines these points all
in excelSnt order making close connection with the Rail
road al Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves tie Depot al cse, A d. Also, to
Pulaski; and Eikton,
and TO ali places throughout the Southern country We
lave Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
ut Franklin. ..asss7as-e g 7.s-ss-. saas S.
Passengers for
Pulaski aud Eilton $500
will leave Nashville the O'Clock p d. Train Monday
Wednesday aud Friday. ,sr
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at o'clock, p. ~. connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line COLuM-
EIA.
For all information Through Tickets &c. apply at the
General Rail road Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office.
N B-0maibuses viii call for passengers in suy part Of
the uh22-
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, April 10
+ CoTToN-SOthing doing in Cotton to-day sellers
in the market.
T0BAGC0-Sales ef hhds at A. Hamtons as follows:
t5 05 8 co, IS. 10, 6 s5 7 O5. Z 80.
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kHE EIRM
HAVING this day aSssa ased ia ms nv Brother J,rs
IL HAass. NE VII rsrtinpe he BOOK asD sra.
TlONkkY lUSfytss5. under the STYLE Of T. HaGAy 4
BRO. al the old sisdi On Market street
March %. 1855. T. HAGAN
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HsGaN 6 Beo,
BOOK SELLERS AND s'fATI0SERS,
IL u .l.nAc MI ..Nl

No. 81 d srket Street. Nashville Tenn,
VEI0UBD call ilse aften son Of Merchants. Peddlers
w Teachers and Others 10 III ir large assortment Of
SCHOOL, MEDICAL. AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and Sia-
iioneTy generally, which they oring TO the trade
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VA'blHEA> suggestion having been made to tho Clerk
~ the County CoDrtuI Hickman oUnty, Tennessee, that
Joseph nods1n, deceased y oIyent, lice
loIrSs s,-A creditors Of said decreased, Tile JsT
uas, sL-iy authenticated, with sad Clerk, before
18Th day august HcN they viii be forever barred
AZ -v3s M. Dop5oN, Admir-
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n OFFER for SALE on my account number Of val
4 liable Iois--vz:
SIX LOTS near University Place fronting Maple
street The lots are feet font and lSs feet deep
In Eigeheld beautiful Lot the Gsllatn turnpike,
iust beyond Dr. Hamn's sad Adj dining s.. G. Lesems
fronting 100 feet and Iaanibg back 20 feet II win be d.
yided ii desired.
Oas Lot tie Gaatin turnpike sF. Wash'ngions
fronting three streets. This Lot fronts 50 fset on the
turnpike snd is 240 feet deep
viii sell these lots at fair terms AMI will make the
times Of payDsntto suit tie purchasers
uhls A. Y. S. LlNDSLEY.
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toUaTH CONGRESSIONAL pIszRIoT. We are authorized
10 CaL JOES II. SAvAGRas a candidate TO repre
sent tie Fourth District in the next Congress Of the Utred
: -ates.
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''Tar Castle BniIders.'' Ty he Author of d" The
r.uf Geti,iug" ! vol. paper. 81 cents
...f received bv +. HAGAN B BSO,
uuFr MAJ ket street
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BOOhs THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
NJ FLooD FIEp;
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE
HoRxISs Stars NKw WcRID;
FIziT YEARS Bofa HEsIseaEkEs
NOSAVPTuH AND NATIcS;
Lives THs QuRESs or EssL AID;
fsE PIIaRfxs OF WAIsISGHAH;
HIIIs, LAKES AID EoRE.I STEEAss;
TIE MONEY A4xsE;
SCs lance AyD SHADOWS.
Ten NI2aTs Ban ROOM
TAELEs FOR CRITICS.
EkRS LEAvEs-Secopd Series
80 MEMORIES evEs WAEGa;
fESSESsEAS ARR0AD.
Bertha snd LiIY;
1HR HEgElF DEIL;
H1shF Moon and other Coniealss.
80 Miss LEsLIES REHAyI1R BOOK
TVS, TaaF Tbs OiEEE
Far sale By CHARLES W SMITH.
mar9f
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FRIDAY LOOMING, APRIL 20. ls55.
ADELrRI THEATRHr- BENEFIT OF 'THE bATEs'AN

hDELrRI dHEATREr-B BENEFIT or IHE DAIES'AN
CHIlpREx-As viii be seen by The following cor
responaenes she citizens Of Nashville, approaching
the sironic talents Of these remarkable children
desire to give some tangible evidence Of their adj
iniration, and, by agreement with the management,
have set apart this evening for benefit We feel
that we can truly say dat no better claimants for
popular favor have ever presented themselves be-
i,rea Nashville audience, and we aresure that none
lave relied more entirely upon their own merit
without the aid Of puff and panegyric. Modest
merit win always be appreciated and rewarded by
cur citizens, and the truth Of our assertion made
manifest 10y bumper Of house" this evening.
To say single word concerning the wonderful ge-
lias which these children exhibit would be simply
superluous, and it needs but the announcement TO
n the Adelplit to overlooking this evening:
NASHVILLE, April II, 80.
II. S BATEMAN, { o. Dear Sir: Understand
ing that il is your intention TO withdraw your chill
11ren from the stage ioFeyeE in short time, and
~. that we shah neyer again witness their de-
nghtfl performances, we feel anxious Of iestiying
our high appreciation Ct their genius by rendering
10 them complimentary Benefit previous 10 their
departure from the city. IL it should suit your ar
rangements to comply, and name an evening for
dis purpose, we shall be pleased TO use cur best
txertions to bring forward the youth, beauty and
fashon OF Nashville, on that occasion. Signed by
over enc hundred distinguished citizens Of Nash
vile
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~ Wc are authorized and requested 10 announce DIR
HosAs ANDERSON. al Coffee County, as a candidate 10
rpreseut the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress OF tie United States. .------
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Practical Landscape Gardening,


IMPROVEMENT OF ElU RA L. RESIDENCES;
kNG general principles of the art with ull directions
~ TOR planning shade trees ShFabberg and frwers, and
laying cut ground. by G. ii. KERN. vol, Emo, with
y nuSlratve engrayings. Price g.
me Illustrations for kis volume nearly completed
the manuscripts Il IN the hands OF the printer and will be
se'eoypec and the volume produced in the handsomest
style early in March.
The advantages which Mr. Kern has had in acquiring
pracca knowledge OF his business his early education
al the Jvrdia de P1ns Of Paris and in the Garjeus
OF 81 Cloud and Versailles, during the reign Of Louis
Philippe give assurance Of his fitness for execufi- me
task he has undertaken while the positions he has hed 10
this country snd among others that might be nael The
charge CT ebelshingi The grounds The recent Ohio
State Fair at Newark attest the estimate placed upon bis
eapabi tiles BY practical men
The book ia erniDenty practical, and adapted to the
wants Of thousands Of practical people every portion Of
the Unon who desire hints and suggestions aid them IN
ornsmenting their premises The needed help may now
be had at small cost narrated in pure English stEe.
lew copies for sale by HAGAN 4 BRO.
Market st.
(tHEAP QUAHTO BiBLES.-l50 Cheap Fam
" lily Bibles this day received and tor sale by
HAGAE &BRO.
DOUND VOLUMES OF GLEASON'S PIC.
ID T0kiAL DRAWING ROOM COMPANI0N-tui
supply Just received BY HA6AN & BRO.
COMMERCIAL NOTE fAPER--lO0 Reams
~ Assorted, an elegant article. Just received Of
rete-E HAGAE & BRO
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TIE SUBURBAN Hume SCHOOL,

- $500 SANS'
New E-.y5n Connecticut,
htFEGS superior advantages 10 req li7.tel number
~ OF BOYS Tier i..l!n manners ;nl morals ree,ir
ing constant -r makes this a good substitute Tor
i'.:r ~ ..l ri t5's-N-eA ana 10y eai ii9Se
I~ we grounds nearly jhiee
n SiS - ~ =, .iN 10 y y y Dentson,
n!ge hos' . n ' i'' sa lii am 81 Bishop
Hia.Is ~ ~ 80 e-i. ~ 4tou A., - u, Aes 40
Nsp- - 20, VI - - g., 900. rs 1-
allo-lM 49, -----zL.L = 80 rN, NeT HsTen
PIMpS! GARDEN Am gt1I. & N -1--CTI
TusT received from NE r..cl- -f.ss ii ljo1us d Co
81 and Cowiny 4 &c - large say;I.,r
T1TMPS Or All Gay' EigI!OTS
REVOLVING SP0UT CIsIEi,E iu&.s i ~! SIZES
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ENEAAS LAND FOR SAFE. i laye about l!r-
tyoGe thousand acres % land 81 sale, yiDE ia Cauf
ceun lies Texas c.u satisfy any gentleman that these
lands are very desiTable Jhy located in tie very
Lost cotton and graz growing portions of The State ana
Gl4-;f RHfS ". PORTER
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