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MIR. JOHN s. PRINCE has been appointed our
1V1 Agent with full authority business
in the Territory Of Minnesota, from this date.
p. CfIOUTEAU JR. Il co.
st. Paul, Sept. l, 1855. dit w4t
minnesota papers copyone insertion in Dsiles and
one month in Weeklies.)
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ESTRAY.

into the enclosure the subscriber the house
~ of Mr.. Lafave near Pigs Eye. Wednesday, the
18th inst, HORSE, of a red color, black and
tail, with white in the forehead, and white spot
the left fore foot the fetlock joint Said horse
had no hoes on at the time he found
Aug. 20. 1S55.dlt w3t FRANCIS BOTTEA
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COMMERCIAL. al
BOARD OF TRADE.
r. MARSHALL President
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President
>. w. WALKER Secretary.
A. IL. CATHCART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS
W. R. Marshall, T. NJ Marshall w. E. Hunt,
Alex Rey, C T. Whitney, s. W. Walker,
A. T. Chambn, A. S. Elicit, A. L. Larpent eur
David Day, Isaac Markiey, G. w. Turnbuli
u Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month Board meets first Wednesday of each
month
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought sold corrected
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP Il CAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York Observation-Disclosures. p cent
On st Louis go. Observation-Disclosures. Ia
On Chicago. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
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Girls School.

'NHE GIRLS SCHOOL, in connection with Chris,
Chs rch Cedar street. will open again on THURSDAY
next, Sept 9th, under the care Of
MISS CARRIE T.. FITCH.
Miss FITCH may be consulted to terms &C. at the
school rooms every morning from O'Clock until the
school Opensa other hours at the Episcopal Mission
Aug. 30 ar
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DEPARTED.
Steamer Kate CasseI, -, ST. Louis
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MARRIED..
RECEIPTS, &C.

....., ARRIVED.
StealnerH. S.AlIen, minnesota River.
]. B. Gordon No. 2, up river.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
TREAT SALE OF SATIN AND SILK BONNETS
~ one-third cheaper than any esai lishment can of
fer in the Western country. E. HATCH r. CO.,
ct. Anthony street,
Sept. 5-dtf Next the Presbyterian Church
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OFF TO-DAY.
Steamer AIhambra, Garbett, Galena.
Equator, -, down river.
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rag yzny LATEST seKs
KJ1xEvED NJ
TELEGRAPHAND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, April 25.-noon.--T The river is fall
ing. -
CiEc1NxAri April 5.-noon.- river is fali-
| ing slowly. -Four steady 1t 50 50a9 Is; Whis-
key So. Nothing done in provisions.
PTTsBURe, April 25--noon The river is fall
ieg with eight feet water in the channel
! NV RK, April. Is moon Cotton ssr-
| changed Flour declined l21Sc good Ohio $40
! 81 $40 70; Southern declii Q lie; Corn frm Polk
! unchanged
The steamer Africa arrived at Halifax last night.
+ IoulsvrLL, April 25-nigLt-R River falling With
seven feet in the canal
| CISorxKAFI April 25-night-- River has risen
! six iRnhes. Flour fair demand firm at 4049 20
Wasky Sac Provisions dull, no sales.. Coffee
dali at li4elI2 @-s -.
AMI So veFy convention assembled this morning
-'''~-''"os very small, mostly ,olored people.
ilr1eD-ss, Anril 25-night-River nine feet
two iaches ana allen @
NEW YoRl april 25-night-Co.ton unchane-
ed Flour tribe lower; good Ohio $40 37alO rs
Con firm. Polk unsettled; New Mess sl7 So
Lard unchanged. Groceries 6rmer.
The steamer Africa arrived at Halifax last night;
news jist come slsGsll s.s 81
Sllhgau Evans & Co. report sales of the week
1900 hales-speculatoys took 1900 bales, expor-
tiers 500 market steadv, prices unchanged, clo-
sed dull--Orlesns fair, e; Upland fair, ST; Mid
ding, 81; Middiiug fair, l l6 to 81.
Tne Vienna Conference he'd meeting on the
S'h, without any result. Since the debate, they
have apparently SUSPENDED
Great Britain advertises new loan. 1851
Skrmishing continues before Sebastopof. but
nothing serious has occurred.
The propeller North Carolina sunk off ScooIy
Head by collision with British vessel--al saved
The positions of Omar Pasha and the Russians
are unchanged. lee
The Baltic is still full of ire.
It is rumored that the Western Plenipotentia-
ries are about to quit Vienna. Every thing seems
to he at a stand still
N thing further from Sebastopol to the Sh.
The Russians have constructed new batteries.
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SUEDRIES,
GAS FITJINC

NE7E still continue Ia insert Gas lIges Ire usual low
w pr,cs Sud prepared To ks Ab,r.iioi- or do
any kind OF work in line ard wlTrsr; il well done.
Gas Fixtures
We are ofeTng lnIg Chandeliers FIR less money han
they be brught fn The ftsf after paving reizht 80
Glass (slOb $ and Paper shades.
We have iuvnets of large lJts OF OF les and shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by 6r.t boats
from Pittsburl and will sell hem low Apply Ia
Jas II KENDRiCK, at TIE Gas light Office, Cherry 81
uchs'55-Iv = 1. DAVIS A co
INXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
u lovers Of Fine CHI wing T6barco would do wei "
purchase heir supply nj oTlETCh'S DRUG SfOkE
formerly retch 0rrs) which has Just received tia
ine-t article ever troughi 10 tbs city. mchs
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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szssas iAsaz gsta - avusssH
Spring and Summer Goods
"a - rpT7zT ~ a =ns o 50

- - a.
| TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Il THURsD AZ i,
APRIL i7th, lsta ard 18th.
I'VE viii ssli az action % Tu ESDAY. " Eps EsDaY,
entirely NEW spRlsG Goons. Il Foreign ssd barr ss
the,ae Spring and summer Trade which Will be SOL he
rally and without F 1a,isss coops
Black and Fancy coiored Cloth Of French. English End
German msnasei.e Black and Faaey ca;sisors q all
Six Eighth Weing 5Arssiies aud Printed v ssiin 2.
and de kline silks B EEK and Fancy Six o1avnis
stocks of entirely sIye hsudanna, Pongee and
Yibbons large and hardsoms assortment Of entirely ne
STYLES Babcoeks Importation Of Manlua. Tsnea- ass and
sE ns 81 . ~ and c french Lawns aud iae
nets orgsndes, iients and besegss French Paid hall
French ereges Of plata and fancy ceor Green Blue and
nrSTa Es1egss R a SO rae sRsa
French and English Fancy nnd Plain Prints; tleHth aud
Ensiish Fanne sail Wool and llk Wool fish French
German sad hussia Linens, Of al qualities Plan aud Twill
ed Irish Lii sheeiHz Pillow Case Linens Blue yellow
and Pink CoIored nen II sh and Frrneh Linen Driuss
of SUPERIOR Qua ities of ali eoors irsh French
French Linen Cotton Silk Threads Buttons Trim
mings the greatest variety French and English White
Gloves and Ms Of styles suspenders PORT Monaies,
Needles Poun and Paper Pack Pms &C. &c: altogether
embracing the arge If Foreign Goods have
ever had the pleasure Of Offering
STAPLE And Fancy AMERICAN GooDs..
Allen Iemmiils, Briggs and Washington Fancy
Prints Black Red. Grsen bue and Orange, Yellow and
Dsmask Pruts Furniture Prints Domestic Ginghams, AT-
chester do. DO 300 Rales Blown skeeing
SHIRT n.y. Drilling, O.nabargs; e4 ia 1914 Grown Sheet
ing Bieaened Domest of al qualities and widths
Reached DFngs. Back and Coiored Camohcs silesias
Vest Padding Canvas Padding Ceonades, of all qualities
Plain Striped and Plaid Blue Dsnis and Drings Union
Linens BOX fold and Sankins and Linens silk and
WoolI,n Tweeds Atwood Txeeds, Andeusian MeriBe
Coth new article; Back and toorei Cashmerets and
Fancy satnets; Bakiie Linen Of unique st3l les,
Whittenton Ca smeres striped satneis CADET Mixed Cot
tonades great variety of Trimmings, &c ci Umbrellas
Parasos all sizes and variety rams OF every variety
Bonneis and Bonnet Flo sers, &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson County, Tennessee
Sumner pnning and Manufacturing Company, Summer :
County, Tennessee. -
Mount Verd Mills, athens. TenFessee.
Sys an Mills Shelby yile. Bedford County, Tennesscs
Augusta Manufacturing Company, G. orea1fi .
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Ra-swel Manufacturing Company, Georgtas
The comprises OF The ieadny articles OF the
Stock in store, which wi'l be sold freely.
Sale commencing at . O'Clock. -
Terms liberal. J-1-- ~ J. DeNtAN q CO. E
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- RoBEsoN & ELDRIDeE5 with their combined
CHcns, Men-gerie ana Hirpodroma, willcommence
an exhibition in this city Sth May, and continue
for three successive days. This is said to be the
best "Horss Opera" travelling See advertisement
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No q Il .rket Street, Nashville TsnR.,
VXT0ULD e6i lie a'tel soR q. Merchants, Peidiers
w Teachers ard others To Ia il large assortment CT
SCHOOL. Mtif tALAAD MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Letter aud Cap Paper, Eiaak Books aid sta
tioarry generally, Hh.ch ttey Crsng tn Ie trade
f-syr rirez
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tE~ Our former representative, B. CLENcYs.
enaoucCes himself, in our paper this morning, IS
candidate for scatin the Lower House CT the ne xt
Legislature.
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2ate AvlesEssgg I'd:

sS& - GSF sz-s1 u S-St1l- 49, -
A STORY OF THE REFUGEES. B7 Ch7s
IA J Peterson Author If Cruising in iha List War;
and Publisher Of "Pe;eTsons ladies Naon-l Magazine
Complete 10 large volume, neatly bound in clCjl
One Dollar and Fifty ems; another eicon in Two
volumes paper cover, for One Dollar.
From tie Philadelphia "Poi?c Ls6rsr"
From what is kno IN Of the au'hors ability and esp.
caiy Of h's talent oi presenting Rev uli0narv remi7s
in the most interesting tOTra, expected a rich
in this fiction rs well faithful INDICTMENT Of
history Of The refugees Of New jersey Nor have been
disappointed. The heroine is ske.ched arisiicay
and fairly stands before the reader thing Of a One or
the great beauties If the story he characters never
unnatural the incidents imnroh1hle and from the
minute descriptions thrown around IN m the drilling
interest is awakened The narrative grows and rre
absorbing also proceeds Il is al hands pranouu-
ced the abest original novelette, published many wears
aud Justly places the author The very head OF popular
romano writers If the dav in Tins country This saving
good deal bat think the public the per1sa Of tie
Sorv VIII agree with that commentator is not
aggerated.'
''The Castle Builders: By The author Of " Tie
Heir Of RedolGe" ! vol payer. - certs
just received by T. HAGAN & BRO,
apl4 Nh kei street.
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.TESxrs-rE AND AiknsMA RsuRoAD The Direc-
tors Of this road yesterday afforded large num-
Der Of invited guests sn opportunity Of testing their
work An extra train left the city at llfoclock.
siTording passengers an opportunity of remaining
in Franklin about three hours, and returning to the
city about O'Clock. We have frequently spoken
Of this read during its progress, as the best made
we have ever seen anywhere. The cars are very
wide and comfortable. They are made by VAxEoY
l. TURBrvuLE, Of this city, and in style and finish
reflect great credit upon their mechanical taste aud
skill These cars, on road covered with pounded
rock, and laid with heavy iron, run with less jar
and noise than we have experienced on any other
road. Indeed, one gentleman, who has been a
great traveller, tried the experiment Of writing
note while the cars were in rapid motion, and de-
clarea himself successful in wiring intelligiby, for
the first time in railroad car under way. TIE
road is graded to Spring Ill., and most the iron
is delivered We hope, therefore, to hear ofits be-
ing ia operation to that point in short time.
We must not omit to mention the sumptuous
dinner prepared for the guests of the road at PAR
IsHs Hotel in Ftanklin. For our own part, we
know how to eat good dinner much better than
how to describe this dinner would have salts.
fed hungry Printer without any endorsement
from olhers But sitting side by side with sundry
p7rtly and wel-fed bank officers ard bankers, who
are known 70 iere sumptuously every day. and
bearing them praise Il, wecan report our own opn-
ion OF the excellence OF the iare es endorsed BY the
highes; authority. It is getting out Of fashion TO
talk Of the liquors; and if The Gazette says nothing
On this sui CT, we viii keep silent also.
Ga The whole, The trip wss delightful one, and
Col CLAyBRooK and the other Directors, have de.
mons-a'ed that they not only know how to build
a railroad, bat how 10 manage it with becoming
hoGcr
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RECEIPTS BIZ THE gIvER.
PROM TIE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CINCINNATI per steamer SeventySix-4S7 bbls whis
key e7 do ale, % co vinegar do spps 40 do plaster
donaCed c 30 do safety fuse 200 poper. IS rolls
ting 6uggies, 270 bales hay, Jenny Lind tables 10
hi pipes brandy $50 wine 100 rolls roofing 10 bxs
candles, $50 dry hides 81 grind stones 500 pigs sundes
large lot of machinery. furniture and stoves.
MEMPHIS, per steamer John Simpson-3eO bbls SALT
100 pkgs, Ikgs mdse.
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THE OCEAN sfEAMEisSt
sailing Days TO ard frc,p the unised States.
80 FROM EUROPE
NASHVILLE, far) Iivsrpool. april 2, for New YORK
AFRICA fBr1 Irsrpooi April "A Tor. Boston
ATLANTIC fAm Liverpool Apri /, for New York
HERMANN. IAN Southampton, Api e, for. New York
ASIA fBr) liverpool April 2s fr........,.. D son
PACIFIC. IAN Liverpool May s. fJr... New York
CANADA, ilrJ liverpool, May Il. for Boston
FROM TIE UNITED STATES
AMERICA (Br1 Boston, Apr Is. Liverpool
P4CTFIC lam New Ycrk. Nav q LiTefpooi
AFRICA (Bl-) Boston, Nay Q, liVeFpoo
ATLANTIC, Am Aew ok Mas lG for er!s0oi
HERMANN, fRsn) New Y ork May 8 for. Rrenen
ASIA, (8r) Boston, Nav rs for........... i.iyeTyoo
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TTAVfNG ths das aSsec alec .ish Brother Jnrx
] L T EAGAN we VIII eortiras he HOOK sSfl : -
TIOSERY pU Il NESS u0ier The sfyis Of T. s{A(.4S =
li1O &c tte ola stand % marker street.
March 81 iss5 T. HiGAS =.
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BUILDING LUIS.
OFFER for sale, my account, number Of val-
i liable LO,s-viz:
SIX LOTS near University Place. fronting Maple
street The lots are az feet font and ls5 feet deep
Ia Edgeneld beautiful Lot the GaliasIn turnpike,
Just beyond DIR. HAmIin's and adjoining G. Lesem's,
fronting feet and Iunning back zl0 feet 1t will be d.
vided If desired.
o3e Lot the Galatin turnpike Mr. Wsshingions
fronting three streets This Lot fronts so feet he
turnpike. and is 240 feet deep 80 q -4-- tcs
~ill sell these los at fair terms and will make the
times Of payment to suit the purchasers -
p mhls Avs LINDSEY
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W. q 4 FaBEHAN,
No. IL North College street,

WYE are manufacturing quarters 2ichly Or
w namented Gilt Mamie aud PieI Glasses IN H.
highest syIe Of the Portrait aud Picture Frames Cur
AIN Cornce and Inside Window Blinds: and keep CON
stanty on hand cho stock o Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials Of The very best description Oil Paint
ings and Engravings; CaJnet Makers AAieras French
Window and Picture Glass, &c DC.
We woud call especial attention 10 our Gliding Depart
-ent Having gone considerable expense IN procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful les
safely promise that the work out shall compete, in
all respects wi that of the most noted manufactures III
the Eastern Cities and at low cost the same de
purchaser running no risS on account Of brelkage.
feho8-tf
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE. Apri! 26.
COTT0N-The Cotton market was tcsrably active res.
tcrday. Sales Of 200 bales at TaS 80.
T0BACC0-At johnson, Horne 4 Co.'S warehouse
s. 70, 25. 6 As, 20, 20. 6 10, 10.
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Practical Landscape Gardening,

r~nr<,-,... VIII ttI1fESce TO YES
q 80 VEN an OF Rural x ESIDENCESs
ItN1 geherat prl.cplessf the sft with ull dueccHs
~ lot planning shade trees Shinb5ers and wers and
laying Gus ground By G. NJ. KERN. VOL i2mo. with
~ Illustrative tagraviugs Prise q
The illustrations ter this volume are nearly co,nle,ed
the manuscripts IN the hands Of ,he primer and will be
and The volume Produced in ire hsud,ouest
style curly IN Aareh.
The advantage which Mr. Kern has had in acour;p-
practical knewedg Of his business in his early educaf
at the szata 0es tztes Of Pdris-and in the Gardens
OF 81 Cloud and Versailles during tie reign of Louis
Philippe, gse assurances of his fitness for exscui~, al.
task he has undertaken while the positions has held in
this country, and afoag Others that might be naIe The
charge Ct embeishng The RroEI6s at the recent Ohio
Safe Fair at Newark attest hs placed UPON lis
cspabi tiles b. practical Men
The book Is emnenlis PRACTICAL aud adapted 10 The
wants Of te usads 81 practical people in every portion IL
the Unon who desire hints aud suggestions 10 aid them in
ornamenting their premises The needed hep may COW
behad, st small cost nArrsed in Iue English ~, IT,
few c. ples for sale by IIAGAN & BRO. =
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4 IN TUESDAY, MAY FIliSf. AN kAfBA
- Train will Iua 10 surrses5orO' ard back 70 accom-
uodate these who NAV wish hear the Candidates Tor
Coverror-lenvug Nashville 81 80 taxing passen-
gers from Autioch Iavergue SmJ anu Neal stopping
AZ thos points is 4 Tran VIII leave she Inv
vile at on The 1st Nav. taking pasSer gers from
Wartrace Bellbucke FosteTyiie Chfii tana, iIs and
Wades stopping only al those points an return trip
The Accommodation Train will on y GENE 20 MuriTeesborO
hence there will be 3 O'Clock Tfsn frem Nashville
that daV Return Trains to leave MurfreesbcrO after the
speaking ia over
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BEN. D. ~ ELLER
TT As in store Brsikeys Nv premium and two horse
Steel Poughs, SubsoI Plou. hs Cuvatars llsrrOws,
Corn shelters, Com and Cob Ciusbers. ORR Drills and
Plan ers olnnst al articles clased Agrcu urs I'M
plemenis Anv a4uele ieh he not haze On hand.
will be ordered and OF transportation aud ,xch nks
only added To the manufacture price He expects by
the first Of May superior HAY RlKE Which be wishes
10 submit To those Interested tor examination
LaHdTetb's seeds.
Jnst arrire1, addtIsnsal supply Of Cnrnfeld and
Bunch Beans ParsBps quantity Of The fnesz Oaoa
Sells and a variety OF all asher Gird-u leeds.
Flower seeds.
variety Of rare tloasr SEEDS hand and viii BE- Ia
receipt Of more in a few DAYS.
Irish PotafOPs.
A superior lot Of Gasps and iowa Potatoes. -
Field Seeds. -
He also has all kinds OF + cid Seeds such IS Coysr
Timothy, Orchard, herds and Blue Grass and in few
days will be IN receipt Of Barley Bsekwheat Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also 6ne lot Of Oats.
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"BOOKS THAT ARE B0OES,O
E-s. ARD WORTH READING.
~ RkECE AND THE CULLEN HORN;
" FLGoo AND FIstp p
UNoLg Sans FsRA FEScs.
Moan STARS New WTEtn;
Frs YEAss B7Tu EIgsI-PaERss;
NoSsNPTUE AND HATICK:
,a.e e. LIVES TIE QuEE- SEP ENGLAND;
I PnGaIzs cF Wal LNGHAH
a- Huns LAKss AXo FuRSsT STREAvs
TIE auNEY &AzSa; ~
SUBsTASCg AID ~HAD1Ws;
TEs NIGHTS A Rag EJOs;
TAsLEs FaR CRITIC
FKRN Laws Second Sesies.
MEMORIES THE WATER;
TtNSEsrAS ABROAD
BERTHA aud ilIY
Tag HERMfrs ssL;
HoNtT Moon and other Cnrnicalities
Miss lEstIE's BEHAVIOR BOrx.
1E:s, TnAF IAE OTHER
Fer sale BIZ CHARLES ". SMITH.
mar3lf
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YoR re c5UNTINa R0VsR.

E0R TIE COUNTING h0USE
DLANK CHECK t0DKS all The BenSs;
ID BLANH' COPYING BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLnTTIYG B0ARD;
BfLLS or LADI1 R.fXROAD RECEIPTS
COUATiNG-HOUSER fcKS POST BOXES;
-- dRBOLD.v FLSID-AkAOLDfS CAR HIIE;
GOLD lpE3-,-.STEsI lens LAR'NTANI1S;
ELL HSADS-I RTTER CLLPS-POUNGE;
CHICK TYE>-PE.T R4CRS- ENVELOPES
BANK BOOKS de- &c For sale bv
apll CHARLES W. SMITH.
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SJ@g HOOKS.


TlsE s.IF1 az aAArrE LsifnFn ~
sfNHa GREAT GsRlAE 1REFGRAEK, in FRY Pc
L fa,s< from Designs BY lssave Eo-ig; 70 vsei -
aided Sketch CT TIC Rse aud Progress Of the Reffo a.
uan ia Germany.
We Ia arapls raiferisi form estimate Of Lnhsr
The ssss1eSs Of hi f. 10 write aud 10 talk and his
ries ressyef his letters and lis conversations with The
care We Taay ray. with the veEsrAion-vhich al that
rarl- .rrrn such deserved In his correspondence
and IN his ks1 -redsz have faer and more detailed
revelation OF his inneF0st than We possess Of AIRY
rfer person. with tAe single exception OF Dr. johnson =
.rZA5arg Resisls
Forsais by lspasl JOHN YORK co.
GOLD PENS. 50
JOHN X6RR & co. have for sale the best
article OF PENS in thismarket.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KyIyES-.-2O kinds..-for sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.
TTSennessee and Alabama ss IL. Receipts.
4 Nashville and Chattanooga do.
Flank C eek Books ON the City Banks.
Hank Note do do do.
Steamboat Books--Fuil Sets.
II Journals, Day Books, Ledgers, Cash
Books. Record Books. Cap and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Ink, Steel Pens. Pencils,
&C., &c. For sale by
-----'s-.re JOHN YORK a CO.,
apss Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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CLITT1E @ EEEoET.

70. 70 EeCaT NiTrC3, NashVilIe,
RE now receiving Their Spring and Summer stoc; of
~ FINE READY MADE CLOTHING AND CENTS.
FURNISHING GOODS, Of every description. Al-o an
assortment OF Cloths Cassueres cd Yes inCs Of The Ii
test styles, which will be made 70 order IN hhanabe
STYLE ap6-if
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81 NJ
CHURoH NorlcE The owners of shs following
s;eamboa's have kindly offered to carry members
OF tbe General Assembly Presbyterian Church,
which is to meet IN this city on The -l9h Of May,
q: halr the price usually charged. viz ~ -
Memphis P4ckets-SteaE,ers John Simpson, J.
G Cigs and City Of Huntsyille leaves Memphis for
Nashville on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
st O'Clock P NJ
St. Lonis Packets Steamers Aleonia and ssllie
West. NJ regular days 7s
Also The following, viz:
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad win charge
full price. coming to thscity, and viii permit them
TO return free Of any charge.
louisville sni Nashville Staae At two-thiids the
TeguaF prices, which will be eight dollars for each
way. Leaves Louisville at 5 o'clock, A. NJ
Tie members arc respectfully requested imme-
da'ely on their arrival, TO report themselves at the
FIRST Pres5yterian Church, where arrangements
viii be made for their accommodation.
Eiitors of this city and elsewhere, friendly to
Che above notices are hereby respectfully requested
to pablish the sa ne in their respective papers.