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NASHVILLE, April o. 1855. (
fhe weather. s9ce our last has been unusually warm fol
tins season OF the ear and vegetation has been very rape
and vigorous 10 its growth.
There has been no rain here but The river has for sos
days past been slowly rising from rain higher up There
are now about 81 feet water on Harpeth Shoal
CoiToN-The Cotton market, during the week. ha:
been inactive in consequence Of the limited stock and the
absence of sellers. The sales up TO Friday evening
amounted TO about 500 bales at 6asc-very little Of ii be-
low &c. Sales Yesterday of 90 bales at 7}3Sas1l.
The stock hand at this time is about 900 bales about
half Of which is fer SALE The receipts are about 500
week. with very little to in The gross receipts
1st September TO date amount 257o0 baes-a falling of
from last years of about 1000 bales
T0BACC0-The sales of the week sum up 20 hhds at
50 00a8 05 per hundred pounds The demand continues
active.
FL0UR-Stock light and prices buoyant. Tennessee
brands selling at $40 5Oall 90 per bbl.
CoRNThe stock of Corn in the market at this time is
large and prices less firm ,ugh have occasion
yet to alter quotations. which are for yellow $lai 10;
white 81 l0al 20
BACON-The demand for good Bacon is brisk and du-
ring the week the sales have been large at advance
last weeks figures. We quote Hams aec; Shonl-
ders 616a7 ; Sides sss1f Hog Round 7slas.
WHiSKY-Ths article continues to advance Ohio is
held Sa3sc per gallon; Nashville rec6ed SIC per gal
lon.
SH0F-Have fallen figure, being now held at 81 Is
per bag.
STAR CANDLES-The outside price now is &c mar.
ket well supplied.
GROCERIES No change in prices-market firm.
New ORLEANS Monday, April 16.-Sales of COTTON
Saturday of 1000 baes-demand slack the Americas
accounts apparently disappointing public expectation
prices feeble. without quoiabe declne-Low Middling
s5saSS<; Middling Sass of SUGAR, 400 hhds-prices
frm-Prme ..ot MOLASSES, 500 bbls at $50
a26c, the latter for choice Reboiled :. of TOBACCO
hhds at sc, at u. So at 7SS and at of FLOUR,
400 bbls Fine at u.s. $50 Supertne St Louis at 10 o.
Extra at II 49, aud small lot at IL 90 of CORN 1850
sacks at l0c of OATS 700 sacks St Louis at 70c of
BACON, IS casks Sides and Shoulders embracing 50
Shoulders at &C. and 2s Sides at e1 80 shoulders
and 10 PLAIN Hams at &c. of LARD, 600 bbs and tres
embracing 100 at S 100 at $50 at 81 and $50 choice
~ and $50 kegs $3.50 and $500 at l05 of CAN
DIES $50 boxes at2lc l5G at 81 cash; and 100 proc
tor Gamble's at 81 1Sc-some speculative demand. of
BAGGING 800 pieces at l3c. RICE held the edYan-
ced rate of 61<c sales of RIO COFFEE, 1875 bags EN-
bracing 275 at l0 276 atlO ATS at 10 and so at l0J
-. Nothing transpirtd in FREIGHTS.. :. EXCHANGE
in fair Misunderstanding 9as per cent prem; Francs ST.
I2a5f20 New York 90 days a2 per cent discount,
and Sight par 10 per cent premium Weather clear
and pleasant.
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NEW BOOKS.
New Books

FOR SALE By JOHN YORK 4 co.
II STORY Of de Origin, F.gm l'ion and Adop'"n Oh
Ii the Consultations of the United States; viii Npees
of It's Principal Founders. Rs GeorgssT- Curti-s.
Lie Of Martin LarteT. the German Aefnmer. 70 when
is added Sketch Of the Rise and Progress OF tue NJ or'
maen losl Illustrations
Land OF The Saraesa. By Saysrd Taylor
Jsornev H. CentTsa ..e;ca. by Bayard Taylor.
isancfefts United States 6 volumes.
Rash Hall. BY FANNY Fern.
wikoff's Courtship
Life Of Horace Greeley. By Parton.
ITARPERS MAGAZINE for April
Il Il Puinams Magazine for April
Frank l.eSlie's Journzl for April.
Frank leslie's Fashions for MARCH,
For sale by JOHN YORK d CO.
NOLD PENS.-The best article 10 the market. for
VI sale by JOHN lOkh Co.
S,UPERIUR CUTLERY.-Pockei KNIVES of MI
- sizes for sale by JOHN YORK CO,
APT Corner Of Cherry and Union streets.
NJ NJ 4, a n
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~ The friends aud scquaintances Of Col f..
s. Cheatham, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Cockrill
are invited to attend the funeral Of Mrs julia A.
CHEATHlM, at the residence Of her father, on Sun
Gay, the 22d inst, at a o'clock, P. n.
Divine service by the Rev. c. D. Elliott
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, April 2 l-noon.-The river is rising
with six and half feet water in the canal
CINCINNATI, April 2l-noon-The river has risen
II inches Flour remains stagnant. Whisky de-
clined to S2a. Provisions quiet. Nothing new
in Groceries.
PITTsEuRG, April 2l-noon.-R rising with
II feet inches water in the channel
LouIsvnLz, April 2l-night- rising with
six feet Line inches in canal. Weather warm.
5 CIscISNATI, April 2l.-night risen IA
inches. Fionr stragnant, nominally 50 00a$9 Is;
WHISKY 32a339; prime Lard sold at 9fa9A; Gro
eeries quiet and unchanged.
NEW York, April 21.-night. Cotton unchang.
ed. Flour advanced six cents Corn advanced;
Pork is a shade lower, old Mess SIG l24aSl6 25,
new SIT IS; Lard firm.
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THE SUBURBAN ZONE SCHOOL,
Haru Harar Cnrirl anfinnt

OFFERS superior advantages TO a gerg LIMITED number
of Boys. Their health, manners and morals recsiv
ing conSsn; supervision, makes this good substitute for
HoAe Frequent exercises horseback and by carriage
Location retired and healhul the grounds nearly three
references in New York City-B. j. d Denisou,
Bb'e House, J. II. Fonda, Esq, So William St; Bishop
Williams Middleton, Conn Dr. Thomas, J. NJ, New ha
- For circulars. &c. address the
aps-Iw Rev. ALONZ0 G. SHEARS New Haven
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~ The weather yesterday was warm. Shade
and soda water were in good request The first
was hard to End, and the latter could be had cheap
at STRETcH's, at the corner of Union and College
ttreets
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Books and stationery.


HAVING this day sled With nv Brother I.,,,
IL HAesS we Uil continue he BOOK AM SFs
Ti0yERY bU sfNESs unde, the ssvle Oh : EaoxSs
BRO. at the old stsnd On Market street. =
March 2 ! lS55 f. HAGAx
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az Our accommodating friend Ben EAeAN viii
please accept our thanks for late St Louis favors
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+ HAGAE & BRO.
fxnnE SRlTE AMI. SO. 4 rVnNus.. A,

No. 81 II ,rket Street, Nashville Tenn
NTOULD call The atien ION Of Merchants, Peiders
w Teachers and Others tn ir large assortment Of
SCHOOL. MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Letter and Cap Paper, blank Books and sta
tionery generally, Which they osring the trade
I.ur
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- -

$50 = = - -
COLUMBIA, wAYNEsB0Ro, JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
C,PLENDID -Four Horse Coaches from s-x6SSA
- Franklin to Lagrange. connecting at E0S-zk1zEG
those points with the Railroads.&c.
Iuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery Ala. and Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines these poiuts all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail
road al Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves me Depot a. 6:se A NJ. Also To
Pulaski and Eikton,
and TO all places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin
Passengers for W
Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the o'clock, p. N. Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily O'clock p. NJ connecting at
Franklin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line to COLUM-
BIA.
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-Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part OF
the city. mh2S-f
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GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
WE still continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices, and prepared to make Aeratons, %
any kind OF work line aud warrant it well done
Gas Fixtures.
We Offering large Chandeliers Tor less money hsa
they can be brought from the East after paying frsght
Glass Globes ard Paper Shades.
We have invoices of large lots OF Globes aud Shades
with othsr Gas Fixtures which we expect by first boats
from Pittsburc and will sell them very low Apply 10
JAS. II KENDRICK, st The Gas Light Office, CAsrry ST.
uchS55-ly Z. l. DAVIS Co
JXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO
II lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well 70
purchase their supply at STRETCFS DRUG STORE.
formerly Stretch < Orrs) which has just received ths
finest article ever brought to this ctr. lmchs
AGRICITITfTRA Al. InpIENENrS.
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GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.


STORY OF THE REFUGEES. By Chas
"A j. Peterson, Author of Cruising in the Last War"
Complete in large volume neatly bound in cloth for
One Dollar aud Fifty Cents; another edition, in two
volumes, paper cover, for One Dollar.
From tie PHILADELPHIA "I'u5lie Lsdqer'
Fom what is kno fn OF the authors ability and espe
cally Of talent Of presenting Revolutionary remn
ceuces in the most interesting FORM expected rich
in this felton, well faithful embodiment of the
disappointed The heroine is sketched most artiscally
and before the reader thing of life. One Of
The great beauties of the story the characters
unnatural the incidents improbable; and yet from the
minute descriptions thrown around the the most thrilling
interest is awakened The narrative grows and more
absorbing also it proceeds. is all hands pronoun
ced the abes original nouvelee published for many years.
and justly places the author at the very head of popular
romance writer's Of the day IN this country. Th. is saying
good deal bst think the public the peusal Of the
story wa ssree with us that eommendation is not
eggerated.'
% The Castle BuiIders.'' BY the Author Of " The
Just received by r HAGAN BRO
spl4 Market street
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
INHE house and lot lately occupied by Charles Pes
body fronting 20 feet Market street. $50 feet deep.
The buildings are all IN good repair and e. geo
splendid bargain be had in the purchase of said
premises. Possession given LIST January, 1855 Terms
liberal
Aso, LOIS in Edgefeld 100 feet front each: under
irnpruv ement-both near the city,
Also. acres in the Buena Vista Plan of Lots with an
elegant building site high and healthy.
Also Lots McNairys Addition, within 10 lp,nutss'
walk of the Square; fine building sizes with beautiful
shade trees. FL
bargain will be given in the sale of any of said lots
% Apply to ID; !. WlLKlS.
Sm No 10 Cherry street
TYLOUR.-I00 bbls Logan Mills for sale BY
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EVERY BODY READ TuIsi
THE ONLY ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN PAPER /.
CIRCULATION NOW
TEN TEsOUSAND COPEES!ll

.
R4DIAZXYG IRROG OH THE WHOLE SOUZR!!!
DHERTlSEl.S have never had SO coed an opportunity
ii to scatter broadcast before the GREAT SOUTHERN PuB
LIc their business announcements. is now offered by
SWANS SOUTHERN MILITARY GAZETTE,
which in point Of circulation, beauty Of typographical
execution and elegance Of Illustration challenges not only
the South, but the 5l.l0e c5lztrgi
The reason why is currently read by every person
is because It's chief design to furnish information TO the
public concerning The operations for the fund of the SoUTH
FRN MIlIrART ACADEMY toG which Swan is Manage and
nat interests every body; but this requiring small space,
Gnpls is len for srge of original literary
mat er such Sketches Cf Distinguished Characters HUI
Stories and the Ike. The Foreign and Domestic
Comic Publications culled 70 furnish tie Selected De
partmeHL"
The last issue hpU , among other articles Of interest
contained most gT phic and s like sketch Of W T. PoR
EER, Esq Editor Of the SPIRIT Or the Tines by his friend
Henry Wm. Heber Lsq, author OF Field Sports" &c
The GAZETTE is published once in every twenty
days II will be issued the rate Of ten d. vs.
Price 81 per LnuUn, in advance.
- Advert oments solicited. They win so thror CHOU.
LIE South Address SAM. SWAN,
sp4-lm Montgomery, Ala smL
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
I & s. -

As in store BTIBkley's Ky Premium and two horse
Steel Pfonghs. Sahsoil Ploughs Cultiyators srTuws
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crushers Corn Drills and
Planters aud almost all articles eassed Agricultural I'm
Elements ANY article which he not have hand
viii be ordered and cost OF transportation aud exchanges
only added 70 the manufacturers prices He expects b
the first Of May superior HAY RAKE, waich be wi1ses
to submit To those interested tor examination.
IsaBdreIh's Seeds
jus; arrived, addiH-nal supply Of Cornksd and
Bunch Beans Psrsnps large qnany OF the finest Onion
Sets and a variety Of all other Garden Seeds
Flower Seeds.
variety Of Flower Seeds on hand. and viii be in
receipt Of more IN flew DAVIS
Irish Potatoes.
4 superior lot of Galvns and Iowa Potatoes.
Field Seeds.
lie also has all kinds OF Field Seeds, such Clover
Timothy Orchard Herds and Blue Grass aud in = few
DAYS will be in receipt OF Barley. BsekEhea Hemp add
Cummin Seed. Has also a tine lot Of Oats.
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Practical Landscape Gardening.
WIFI REFERENCES TO THE
~ 4. "A Il u u E2In L,

WITH HFItkkNtH 10 TIE
IMPROVEMENT OF RURA l. RESIDENC ES:
DEiNG general primo pies Of the art, with ull directions
ID for planting shade trees Sfrubberv ami flowers and
laying out ground. By g. n. KERN. VOL l2nlo, with
Y illustrative engravings. Price 50.
The Illustrations tor this volume nearly completed
the manuscript is in the hands Of the printer and will be
sereo'yped and the volume produced in the handsonies
style early in March.
The advantages which Mr. Kern has had in acquiring
prcuca knowedgr OF his business ia bis early education
al TIE SsrSta deg lqntss Of Paris and 10 the Gardens
Philippe, give assurance OF his illness for eseeusi- the
task be has undertaken while the posans he has held in
s country, and smoog Others that be named the
&&rge d embeilishng. The grounds the recent Ohio
State Fair at Newark attest the estimate placed upon MS
capab tiles BY practical men
The book is emnen,ly practical and adapted to the
wants Of thousands OF practical people every portion Of
the Union who desire hints aud suggestions aid them in
ornamenting their premises The needed help may now
be had, at small coss-narated in pure English style.
few ccpaes for sale by HAGAN & BRO.
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loURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIszGICr-We are authorized
10 announce Col JOSH H. SAyAGgas candidate 10 repre-
sent the Fourth District in the Congas of the United
States
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY
ID ECEIyED by express, the largest stock Of SUMNER
IL WRAPPING we have ever offered.
Also
An extra lot of EMBROIDERIES, in Chsmisetis and
Sleeves. Collars Cosrets. Basques Cottage Capes Jaco
net and Swiss Bands and Ruffles, &c.
Also
A splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS SLEEVES
both separate in SETS
DRESS GOODS,
of all the ewest styles that out in Silks Bersges lis
sues Organizes, Jacones. &c. &c.
All of which viii sell at the lowest possible prices for
mhl4 X. c. McNAIRY co.
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RUILDING LOTS.

OFFER for sale, on my sceount number Of val
4 uable Lots-viz:
SIX LOTS near University Place, fronting Maple
street The lots AZ feet font and lS5 feet Deep
Ia Edge6eld beautiful Lot the GallatIn turnpike
Just beyond DR.. Hann's and adjoining L. G. Lesem's
fronting 100 feet and annng back 2l0 feet II will be d.
vded if desired.
One Lot the Gallatin turnpike Mr. Washngions
fronting three This Lot onts 30 fee. on the
turnpike, and is $40 feet deep.
will sell these lots at fair terms and will make the
times Of payment to suit the purchasers.
mills Az. 8 LlNDSLEY.
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REDUCED PRICES Having removed from
n nv for ner residence. take this method Of inform
inc INV LADY friends and acq lsnt4Dces that they
find me at the Crutcher House. where prepared to
Cut Fit and Make Dresses in the latest aud most fashion
able STYLES and at reduced pJfesf. Ladies who want
perfect fitting dress would do well to call me, IS
guarantee 10 please all both in fit aud style.
ass- The entrance TO rooms is on Church Street
aud ladies' will be at inconvenience in finding me.
nprIS--2W. AhN. u n GkA1.
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-s5- We authorized and requested announce Or
GHosAs ANDERSON. of Coffee County, q candidate TO
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress Of tie United States.
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yXTE. having completed our Shop and put up all
w machines, ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice SASH DOORS. BLINDS,
BLINDSLATS, dressed SHELVING, DRAWERS, WIN
DOW and DOOR FRAMES OF all skies, completed Boxes
of all kinds hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
of any kind done; LUMBER Of all kinds dressed
sawed to any sze from one quarter Of inch TO thirty
inches square. Persons wanting any thing in line,
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where as determined TO do all work well, and
give perfect faction and cheap be done
All work delivered to any house in without cost.
Shop Broad street. west of the Nashvie and Chatts-
nooga Railroad where will be found at all times ready
to wait any person that wants work
Feb14-lv CRENSHAW WRIGHT.
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RIVER NEWS.
KsPoErED sY Il H HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
SATURDAY, April 81, 1855.

KEPoErED BE II H HARIsoE STEAMBOAT AGENT.
SATURDAY, April 81, 1855.
Our river continues to rise gradually, and will
probably come to q stand tomorrow. Now on
the Shoals 8 feet large.
Tbs weather appears to have somewhat Ct a
more settled appearance than the day previous
The steamer Fswn left Louisville for this port on
the 18Th inst. and may be expected here on Mon
Gay next
The steamer Seventy Six and Cumberland Val
icy left Cincinnati on the l9h inst, and viii be
due here on Monday night or Tuesday morning
ArriYed.-Dr. Robertson and Rock City from
PAducah; AleOna, St. Louis; Stella Blanche, Gin
cinnad
Dep&rte ID Robertson and Rock City Padu-
cab; Empire, Pittsburg Hartsville, Weitsboso'; J.
G. Cline Memphis.
Business at the landing much more animated
that the dey previous.
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT,

m NO 10 CC"ti St1SC's N4si'' me- .
RE receiving their Spring and Summer stock Ct
n FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. Of every description. Also, an
assortment OF Cloths Caseres and Yesincs of the Ia
test styles, which Will be made 10 order in fashionable
STYLE. ap6-tf
TINEXAS LAND FOR SALE have about thr-
L ty-one Thousand o land or sale. lying in Cauf
man, Wood Hunt, Milan, Vdnsandt Shelby and Orange
ties, Texas can satisfy any gentleman that these
lands very desirable they located in the very
best cotton and era growing portions Of the STATE and
many of them fine sugar lands. Title. indisQutable.
ap4-tf REFS ". PORTER
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w. & 4. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street

.ts NAsHvILLK, TExN.
WE manufacturing quarters &ichlT Or
w nRmented Gilt Mantei and Piei Glasses IN tire
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain CoTnice and Inside Window Blinds; and keep
stantly on hand choice stock of Window SHADES and Cur
tain Materials together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials of very best description Oil Paint
ngs and Engravngs Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c DC.
We would call especial attention 10 Gliding Depart
ment Having gone considerable expsnse in procuring
Ornaments of the elegant and beautiful styles
safely promise that the work shall compete in
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures u
the Eastern Cities and low cost the same de-
scrpton of work can be brought here fom abroad the
purchaser running no risk on account of breakage.
feb23-H
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BEN. s. WELLER -
80 Is thankful to his many friends for the patroa- -
SN age hitherto bestowed on him in his -
stove and Tin, Brass aud Copper Mandatory,
and trusts that he w receive the additional iayos Of
nv friends IN supporting his effort to establish Agrieni
snltnral Implement and Seed Store in their midst.
~ He gessral agens for Of the best Nurseries
in the Union snd thoe 10 want of the best Fruit Trees
can be supplied through him at less than they Or
der. mk3Q
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WE want to purchase 80, coo lbs. GOOD BA-
w con, for which we viii paw the highest market
price in Cash 5. Il. LOOMS q co,
feb2+ No. a Public Square.
A PPLES-lo0 bbs Green Apples, in store and for
"A sale by (apD Il. 5. FRENCH & son.
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IIaE \ Nv Tx bAWs
CoLLECT1Rs OFFIcE ctr N.I
Nashvjlle March % ls--
IN pursuance Of an Set passed March ed IN author
ira 10 allow Interest for advance payments on Tsx4.
due he Corporation &C Nashville a. the rate # ape pr cent
- s771fl from row until tbe first dIv Of August next
when all cparat7u Taxes must be paid not Prevouslv
entitled Taxpayers wishing n avail themselves Of the aj-
vlnares proos5d land who did not do 50 in February
y5iIIca!l ard obtain certificates. 4. NELSON,
rnar94-lm Collector
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Trbv Morgan g Co.

JTAyING taken the house formerly occupied By J. p
Dromgoole, next door 10 Berry Demoville's Drug
Store will be prepared from the list TO the 10th March TO
exhibit an entirely fresh and well assorted stock Cf Staple
and Fancv Dry Goods and Varieties, TO which they
ask the special attention Of ceh and short time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
at prices far Jose last years standard they offer Them
70 he public without any fear OF being undersold.
ieb2p
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BED BLANKETS AND METIINOS.

HID HIM = lis IND N FhtINO@s
THE Unders gned are now offering the remainder Of
their stock Of MerinoS and Bed Blankets at greatly
t1ced prices Also their stock Of Winter Dress Goods
consisting Of Plaid Striped and Plain colored Muslin re
LANES, Plaid Silks sc. Collars, Chemizettes, Under.
sleeves sud Kid Gloves. CHEAPER than ever.
PelnE DESTROYS &c reduce stock before purchasing
spring Goods We prepared TO give Great Bargains
Dry Goods TO al who favor with ,heir patronage
febs-if THUESTON ( BERNARD
DGOKS ron TIE pUBLTC SCHOOL,
- QuackeDbcss' Advanced Course
Goodr chs Comprehensive Geography aud History
SonC Book f. 'he School Room
Uuutons Copy Book, MOI,
Mor-es Ge2g Apply,
CoodTichs Primer cf Geography
shake pear an Reader,
Towers Gradual Readers, l. > 5
The OIioe &c, SC.
This day received by
snq~nlf CHARLES W SMITH