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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES.

SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES,
THE extremely low prices which have
beer ceiling Piano Fortss fof months
n II III past, Ras at times reduced
lsuch extent thst purchasers have been dis
appointed In obtaining desired style every
variety no in store and several way which
will be sold at great bargains W F. COLBIfRN
Gets IS West Fourth street. Cincinnati, o.
iHAVE THE ONLY COMPLETE
eNAlA ASSORTMENT of Brass Instruments to be found
Z4.zS in fhe city. consisting Of
&%I@ Sax Horns plain;
1S% Sax Horns. German Silver TIPS
Sax Horns. with Rotary Valves;
Coronets. Trumpets Trombones. Ophiclides etc.
Orders promptly filed and great
OF instruments. W. F. COLBURN,
Piano and MeIodeon Dealer
cots rs West Fourth 81 eet Gin .nnati o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

EEP YOUR FEET DRY.
USI received large assortment OF Boots and Shoes:
O Children's Shoes; Boys Boots and Shoes;
Mems Boots and Shoes; Mems Ind. Rub Over Shoes:
Ladies India Rubber Over Shoes;
do Fur Lined do do;
do Calfskin 90:
do Goat do:
DO Prennslle do; at the new block
oct5-lm THOMAS HEADEN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

FHNHEundergned would method Of returning Ae
sincere thanks the public for the liberal patron are
ded to the late frm and hopes that his
scnal attention exclusively the business
ane Of the same eP2T-tt W. w. TILESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BOYS BIN FRANhLIN TOOL CHksT.
REAUTIFUL and useful things for Boys COMPRISING q
AR complies set of Carpenters' Tools Planes chisels
nacnets; hammers drawing knives. malles avis
oc6 pC11CP ppnn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

HAVE afeW rosss spare Boarders at my house on
Cherry street. between I'd and Sd strects The aocom
odations will be found good throughout and prices
oetSlwf MRS. NEGLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

VIE co-partnerp heretofore existing between Summers
n Tileson is this day dissolved by mutual
business will be continued by W. W Ieton who 10 suthsr
zed settle the business OF the late firm. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06
FALL STYLE HATS!

VXTE have Fall lyle Of Gentlemen,s DrsS
wv Hats It s1rpasses everything had before
Those in want of cd wearing Hat should
give Us CALL Our Conformator enables Hats
will ht most irregular shaped heads with perfect
comfort. We also have hand to order ali The
latest fashions of Hats and Caps
VA6TIER & MARooNNIER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06
STOVES AND TINwAREs
las aCANrrrN a cog II

HE ARE now supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
~ on. hand one Of the most complete assortmenfs OF
- foFES Of all kinds, Cooking. Psror and Heating
1Stoves Of all descriptions for wood and coal Coal
Fancy and Common and receiving additions daily
Also large assortment of TINWARE hand. They
prepared to attend the lowest prices
cash their old stand Main street.
Third the sign of the Coffee Pot particular srs
are several stores in the same block. eA27-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

GIVE are indebted to friend just from
Shelbyville for the following list of appoint
ments of the Southeast NJ E. Conference, re-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

BOMBAZIEES.
NIFTY Pieces BOmbasne. assorted qualities: received
n this day and for sale by JAS. Low CO.,
sep25 41s Main ST., Louisville, KY.
eOS GASES Mems fne Silk Hats.
A@SV 10 % 90 Black Wool 80
10 White Pearl
10 IS Hungarian and Wide Awake do.
=" B. v. Wool '
10 '' Boys Fur and Wool a.
Also large assortment of Mons and Boys received
and for sale By J. III. MAGHEE 4 Co.,
sep6 tt Granville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-06

PROF. THOMPSON,S
New Bar b Ell shop,
rs fully opened in Bates Vine street.
Just below Carpenters block, where he would
happy all his old
can erowdn He will give the business his personal atten
on and hopeSb by the aid of assistants give
complete satisaction. Hair cutting latest STYLE
hampooning &C., dsne to order. CPS tt
Mammoth Stock of Boots and Shoes.
HEN DRIG q y & McssEA,
NO. 0 FIRST STREET.
received their fall stock Of Boots and Shoes
u - embracing style. Buying directly from New
Eng manufacturers, they enablsd SELL
in the West They invite dealers and
examine before purchasing making business
5-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-18
BROWN GRUBBs. As College st

TOR JELLIES.-lo0 los IsingIass Sheet and Shred
y Also gross Sparkling Gelstiue Dupuys Extract OF
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Two SzfAais,Azs &c Xxx ST e Hsl1as-
l'can hsssthe followi1 i fe'afisn to the loss Ollie
steamboats, II Paso and DanDer State in the Mis-,
souri, river SIS ssA
The steamer Sam Gloon arrived yesterday with
the officers and passengers Of the 81 sPascs She
struck the snag abreast Of heforwsFd BE- ter, 4nd
az near as could be sscertsined It bcfe away nor-
ton Of the hull fly feet ia length a portion OF
her freight WAS thrown ogefbcard, apd the SsEn
Gloon. which soon came along side, commenced
taking tout of the hold as fast as possible and say
ING as much ofthat overheard q they could. tits
napossible 10 tell how much OF ii oarso.is LOST
There were rear 200 bales Of hemp several lsts of
pork and lard, 500 barrels OF four I2G Of whc
was saved; lot OF .reps aid several lo,s of hides
overheard; 600 SACKS Of wheat, about so sacks of
which were saved The boat was valued at Sc
900; was Insured fer s 5,0a0in city The Off
GERS of the Sam Coon report her broken IN two
and sunk nearly ~ g her guRgds; She viii be TO-
tai loss.
. The Banaer State Is tBopgstfo' Sc beyond recov-
cry. She is Iyiog very much reareened, with the
water on ore SIDE over her cabin floor. She struck
a snag ten miles above flle meatRef the Missouri
river. No lives lost. The Banaer State left this
port with a valuable cargo Of dry goods, &c, for
Cambridge, and it is thought tie boat and cargo
viii be total loss. She was owned BYE company
in Glasgow, VINO parehased her last Is inter for Slg,
600 She was insured for 500 IN ciE9es Of This
city.
{ NEw oRLEANs April l4--5Fe have Havana
dates to the 10Th. 20
The Northern Light leir san 1Jusa on the 9Th,
with 100000 in Treasure and $50 passengers.
New York, April lathe Ilsie Railroad Com
pany lost fourteen cars by the7fre to day: Two Of
them were full of dry eooes Of but little value =
The total loss Is between 52e GOO TO &3pe0O.
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THE VERY LATEST NEws
RECEIVED BIZ
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

: PITTsBuRG, April l7.-noon-Ri River 10 feet snd
falling slowly. Raining all morning.
NV YoRE, April l7.-noon-Sto are dull
bat money continues easy. Erie sol; Cumberland
2SaaiS- Reading SAL; Canton 264 New York Cen
trai 933; New Jersey Railroad 81 %; Macon 81:
Virginia Skies 96s; Kentucky Skies 81 o3; Calf
foroa Seyens 90. Cotton market unchanged with
moderate demand. Flour has advanced 20 cents
for common brands, good Ohio sells at $40 25s
$1,000 Sales of 3 $50 bbs Southern sells at $40
6SaSl0 81, 1900 sold. Corn is sitter but not
quotably higher, $1,000 bushels at 81 0s; Pork
tribe higher, old Mess SIC 81; Sales of 600 bb's
Bfef unchanged; Lard higher sales in bbls at 9 I
a1Ob Ohio Whisky S2za34.
iCISoIxSar1, April 17.-weather fine. Flour
dull and dropping, small sales of extra brands
at $40; Whisky advanced to gle; Provisions
quiet, only sale of 200 bbs prime Lard at 81: sale
of 240bbs Linseed Oil at 80; Groceries unchang-
ed.
NEW York, April DISQUALIFICATION firm
sales of 2, 600 bales--New Orleans middling at 10
Flour firm with an upward tendency--saIes of
GOO bbls good Ohio 10 I2al0 So Southern firm
sales 1900 bbls. at 10 75al0 a. Wheat un-
changed. Corn sitter, but not quotably higher
sales 10000 bushels mixed at O8, and for June
and early delivery 81. Pork tribe higher-sales
OF 100 bbls at 16 81 for old mess and II Is for
new. Beef unchanged. Lard higher--sales of
ky 33ks34A with sales of 200 bbls Coffee dull
Sugar and hIolssses firm. Lnseed Oil sc.
CINCINNATI, April l7-night.-River falling with
8 feet water in the channel. Weather warm
Flour dull and dropping at 8Ga10 90. Oats ad.
vanced to So. Whisky 81 Provisions quiet
200 bbis prime Lard sold at 81 and 500 kegs do
lie. Bulk sides 7a74, shoulders 6.
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RIVER NEWS. q
REPoRTEpBY II. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.

gEPoRTEpBY II. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
TUESDAY, April 17-4P. Nj.
The river is now slightly on erise, with A feet
large on the shoals. By tomorrow night there
win be feet large.
The weather ia warm and spring like, with APP
pearances of being clear for day or two.
E. Howard at GAINESVILLE, having re shipped a
portion of her freights by Rock City. It is proba-
bic she viii reach port on this rise.
The regular Padueah packet connecting with st.
Louis and Louisville mail packets was unavoidably
detained to-day, but viii positively leave on We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Arived--Rock City, Paducah; Jas Jackson
Louisville.
Derarted--None
Steamer Old Fellow hourly looked for.
Business at the landing quite dull for the season
of the yasr
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nLIYE OILS boxes Olive on juss srri,-ed A.
" dczea Of choice brand Of Tuscany OIL which Is
superior to the ordinary Olive OIL sold for TAB Use
apps BROWN 4 GRUBBS. IS College ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-18

ODD FELLOWS BALl-There win be ball to-
night at the 0dd F7llow's Hall given to the mem-
bers Of the Grand Loqde and Grand Encampment
by the order Of his city. We understand that ex-
tensive arrangements have beer made to make this
enc ofthe graDdest affairs ever gotten up in this
city. The brothers ofthe mystic tie, . viii doubt
less have gay and eleeful time of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-18

- At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Broad Street Bridge Company, held on yesterday
a the City Hotel, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors fortae .ensripg year John Me-
Iltosh- Sam Seay c. e. Hilman, R. c. McNary,
Ihos Gowdy, R. Farguhsrson, A. W. johnson,
b Ohm campheH, a. Halson, NJ, Burns, A J. Dun
can, II. Douglass, and s. Priehett: and at meet
ing o. tie Directors. Jehn Mcintosh, Esq, was
elected President. and s NJ Scott, Secretary, and
Treasurer.
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~ Fz-Cslsl Collector Cook and Ex-State
Surveyor McAr'ine, Of the State of New York,
propose keeping he State canal in repair for $780,
600 per year ior ten years. Last year the State
paid round million fo- this service.
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~ The Criminal Court was engaged yesterday
in trying tAeoass Of Mohan and Patterson charged
with stab6ipg J. DCGAN. The esse was submitted
to the jury and returned a verdict of guilty, and
court sentenced them TO two years irnprison-
enen. N lie Penitentiary.
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0na Lh0usanfl TOWN Lots
TWO E0BShED FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
AAiDiss5ng. she city of sftcsmau, Ky,
= +

TWO -4bBShHl FIVE HUNDRED EEEES OF LAND
AID iDissEEss. she city of setcGmau. Nv,
FOR SALE!I
IlCKI'N IS YONG and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the mouth Of the Ohio the Mississippi
hvT enj pied navigation al all of tie
Year. Is 'rtd by Telegraph with all portions of the
Union ty the HiCt and Obon aud by the Nashville and
Nor Western Railroads with Nashville, Tenn and all
cities Of the south E.s'ern ARnuc seaboard; Kick
and Ob0R and Mobile and Ohio Railroads Call in
raud Of prog ess) with Mobile ard New Orleans and
all The Southern cites aud country the natural and oHy
outlet FIR large extent of back county, accessible by good
roads natural aud ARTIFICIAL and has. Thin yea! past
doubled Iti 81! b. "a wealth aud population.
The cnuurs TRIBUTARY Hickman extensive and rich in
agricultural objections 81 both cmates-cspabe Of
lA'i pOng,ato dense any In the world aud is
Fdy filing h rich intelligent AMI industrious people.
Hranau without doubt the prosperous place
IN This region Of counv ana at lie past and present ratio Of
increase 81 wealth aud populations in few years will far
oU'~fgip an others.
The iarisare high, dr. gently undalaug and within
mile r te corporate n- and viii be sold in lots Of
3 T. ,, G. 8, 80. H. Is q. .. 30 - and 50 each
br.nu: geuonts are q cred % WORKING MEN Of ali
ciss7s Lades Sud cllEgs native bJrn natHr2zed and
foreivH- Catholic PFc.s tLE' md Jew.
II - Tbs property Will PO=ITvELy. be sold 70
the highest reserve comm eDcing toe
PISS snny oE May, 1855,
under dead o trust the Trustee Is determine cd. for the
interest Of al parties concerned. close business
u , TEENS OF SAhE.-EeB percent. down balance IN
three four and five Years. With from date
a paid prom Gs al maturity the interest 10 be rsmitied.
o. =. YOUNG, Trustee.
Hickman. XIV. trr1 ?. IS5S-t1.
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6, Il BsAsLs'
BEASBEY IL RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. PAPER HANGERS

Between the Masonic Hall and tue Crutcher House
~ All kinds Of Gr4inng end MeIbiing done in the
best manner and AZ reasonable prices.
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90 The y ashingtoa Union announces officially
that under no Circumstances can a postmaster open
a letter net addressed to himself Ship letters as
cannot be prepaid, and are not supposed to be en-
braced n lie new act, wiz continue 10 be des-
patched ag-eoably to the provisions of the fifteenth
seciicn nf he set of March 8 1926
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APPLICANT Ms ToR Bounty LASps--Up to this
tine, says the Washington Union Of Thursday,
the applications under this act reached the enor-
nous number Of s;xtytwo thousand As we have
already stated, 70 warrants can be Issued before
1he begiuningof June.
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OF The two mates Of tae abandoned ship JAS.
Chester are out in cards in the Baltimore papers,
asking suspension Of public opinion SO far as re-
CARDS themselves, untilan investigation can be had
confident that It VIII exoDerate them from all
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e. The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows, meets this morning at their
Ean q. 10 O'clock.
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viii be distributed according to the followrn

ONLY TEN THOUSAND SUMBERSi
Tickets IS 00-Haives 81 00-Qaarters 81 90.
Persons wishing Tickets Nashville viii please leave
their orders with r. IA bR0CkWAY, IL Public Square,
who is authorized TO receive and forward them, and to
whom the schemes and drawings viii s regularly sent
compliance with the above viii save mech iiue and
labor necessary answer individual orders from tine 10
time
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing.
s1S- Bills on all solvent Banks taaen az par.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
2 SAMUEL. SWAMI. Agent and Manager,
fs Sign ofthe BCOBzs Lions.
20 Montgomery Ala
~ Thos. Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's Sworn
Commissioners TO s1perintend the Drawing.
ap3-td
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III AsfNo this day assoc asd with nv Brother Jo,.,T
" 4; aAu1s we WI continue The BOOK AND STA-
Tl0NERY BUSINESS, uudsr the siyle OF +. HAt,4y 4
Bro al the old siand on Market street.
March 2s 1855. T. H4GAy.
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ucOap LAaez "a sA1 " sE Auvguss
Spring and Summer Goods
A !. DUNCAN & CO..

Spring and summer Goods
|. A :. DUNCAN & CO..
APRIL I7Ih, 18Th ard I9th. -
I'VE win sell at Auction on TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
en ,sss sR ss' sPRsG GOODS and Dsmss
the The Spring aud Summer Trade which will .cld be
rally and without F ,sss,Ts GOODS.
Black and Fancy CoIored Cloths, OF French English ard
German manutsctare Black and Fancy Csssmeres OF s
s s sns. s' Wsng marses PSte vssng
Black and Fancy Column silks satin de themes Florence
socss of entirely new style Bandaana Pongee and silk
Madras and Linen hendkerehlefs Bonnet
styes Babcocks importation of Maniua, Tstela and
SIX Blond Rbbons English rrinee .se9nsls and Aasl ms
nets orgaudes Brant and beregss French Paid chal
III; striped Figured Brilliant Palm Printed Boreses;
Brown Bereses French Scotch and English Plaid Striped
and Plain Colorea Gnghams; Ho,ss seReor q Prints
English Oil Prints all widths and qualities; French and
English Fanne all Wool and SIX ana Wool rsh Freneh
ed Irish Linen Sheeting Pillow Case Linen Blue, Yellow
and Pink coIored Linens irsa ana Frsnch LINEN prinss
Linen Randkerehiets shirt Fronts Se &C irish and
minss OF The greatest variety French and English White
Goods Embrolderes, Laces, Gloves Hosiery Sci French
Ssss ap Popm and Pans Pack Pins &C. De altogether
assortment CT Foreign Goods We have
ever had the pleasure of Offering
: STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Allen DemmiiIs Briggs sprague and Washington Fancy
Prints, Black Red, Green, Blue and Orange Yellow and
Damssk Prints Furniture Prints, Domestic Ginghams Man
chester do Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown Sheeting,
Shr;ng, Drilling, osnaburgs; la5 III io4 Brown Sheet
ing; Bleaehed Domestcs, of all qualities and widths;
Resched Driings Black and colored Cambries sesias
Padding Padding Coonades OF all qualities.
Plain, Striped and Plaid Blue Denns and Drngs. Union
LINENS Book fold and "A Nankins and Linens SIX and
Woollen Tweeds, All-Wool Tweeds, Andeusian Merno
Cloth, article; Black and Coored Cashmereis and
Fancy Satinets Baskiie Linen of unique styles, new
Whtenton Cassmeres, Striped Satnetts Cadet Mixed Cot
variety of Trimmings, &c. &C.; Umbrellas
Paasos Of all sizes and variety Fans, of every Tariey
BoInets and Bonnet Flowers, &C.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson County, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, sumner
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens. Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills, Shelbyye. Bedford County Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises of the leading articles OF the
Stock now IN store, which will be sold freely.
Sale commencing at O'Clock.
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN 4 co.
FUTURE SALES FOR 1855.
MAY..........I5. l6, l.. ISEPTBMBER....ls, ~, 90
JUNE..........l2, u, H. OCTOBER. II, Is.
IL. IN)VEMBER....I3, Il, Is.
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L2I1 s. ss.ss.s...s:ts.... sls-ga.--


OF HARONAb Ju, LaEi Am GUNS
10 A. lo-tl I'll. P.Iz.e S1nlrs 5-a5lsE- gs..ess.e
HANE nov in s.-e faI aod c1ntlee ass ,rtrioat OF
> TI 217iye N an It's varieties togaber with an t5R
sr7 trGes'ocko Of C-rg ana Gus 10 .llof which they
stock has been made up bg direct purchases from de
A1nyt1ct'ers both in Amesica and EsIope ard thcr FEEL
confident that those who may eve them cal y ii md 1t
advantageous to deal With them
Clsk and prop:tms 5ayers WI! aad the prices Of tLsr
goods suited 10 the tines ~
~ Feathers received at the highss, market price
Nashville, March 8, igs5.-tw&w
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MARINE NEWS.

4 TIE OCEAH. htAA LIS. II
Sailing DAYS TO and from the GRiled States.
FROM E0E9fE- 10
HERMANN (Am) Southampton. Feb Is, for. New York
AFRICA {Ir0 Liverpool March 8. -. losten
ATLANTIC IAN. yerpeol, March ~, for. New York
ASIA, (Br) Liverpool, haret II Tor. Boston
BALTIC. (Am) Liverpool Nsfch Z, fr... New York
WASHINGTON, lam souih'iou, March %, for n York
AMERICA (B-) Liverpool, March IL for. Boston
NASHVILLE AM Liverpool April z, far... New YORK
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
NASHVILLE ana New York. AaTca q. for. Liverpool
HERMANN, 1Am) New York, March a, tsr Bremen
AFRICA (}r.) Boston March ., 6r... liverpool
ATLANTIC, (Anl New OK, Apfti 4ier. Liverpool
ASIA (Br) Boston ADr II, liverpool
BALTIC, Gam New York, frri IS for. Liverpool
AMERICA, [BT BUsion April - for. .-...., liverpool
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sUNERIEs.
GAS FITTING.

HTE still continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices, and are prepared 10 make Alterations do
any kind OF work in line and warrant it well doae
Gas Fixtures
We Offering large Chande for less money than
they can be brought from the East after paying freight 6c
Glass Globes and Paper Shados.
We have Invoices of large lots Of Gobes and Shades.
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by Hrst boats
from Pitisbura, and will sell them very low. Apply 10
JAS. II KENDRICk, at the Gas Light Oce, Cherry ST
mchS'55-ly ss Is. L. DAVIS d co.
EXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
II lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well %
purchase their supply at STRETCHS DRUG STORE.
formerly Stretch ors) which has just received the
finest article brought 10 this city Inaehs
a q pIl,ITI rITR A n IL u n r ( IA
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FoUzTI Coscrs=sIoNAL DIszaicT-We are authorized
20 svnou1ce Col Jos 4. SAVAGE a candidate repre-.
seq. lie F0aTh District tie next Congras OF the United
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COMMERCIAL.


NASHVILLE April Is,
COTToy-Market dull Sales yesterday did not exceed
100 bales, at sc.
TOBACC0-At johnson, Horne Co.'s warehouse
IS IS. 6 so. %, s e5 5 s5 IS S rs, Z 80. AT A.
Bamlon's-s5 Is, 5 As, 50, 90, IS, Is, 05.
C0RN-Stock light Sales a: 81 for lots Of so sacks or
more. Retail price 81 Is.
BACON AND LARD--ws hear of no change. Bns-
ness light
SAvASEAH Ga, April IA, 1855
EDS. CsIoS We annex below market quotations
this day or articles which you may rely upon being
strictly correct
BACON Hams Halls; Sides sjj<al0; Shoulders So
81; Hog Round 9aeIS. Market well supplied With Hams ;
Shoulders and Sides in good demand particularly the lat
ter Bacon for this market should be well and thoroughly
dried. &
LARD lo}5all16.
CORN per bushel, 81 l5aI %.
CATS 75a 50.
!. FEATHERS 35a87.
BUTTER 25a33c.
COTTOE-Sales of the week 7,o44 bales: Low Mid
ding 8a8}I Middling s11i Strict Midiling S9!ss
RICE 41za51g
SALT, in sacks, 81 l0al i5
FLOUB-Georgia and Tennessee sloalo 5o st. Louis
Superfne $40 70; Extra brands $lssl4 Market over
stocked demand fair.
GRENvILLE co.