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CrnCIrar's School
1UmnERI LUMRERI

a WHITES CREEK SPRINGS. The next session will
commenced he 3st of August Price OF board, tuition,
wssbnz fuel and lights $50 90 per session n wsny
v.aot % w. aug l6-lm-tFi-wcEw
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. St. Mary's Home.
Z r,,,n, SCHOOL FOR NnILNG LADIES.

NUMBER LIMITED TO TWENTY FIvB.
NERS wEsER has opened her school a retired part Of
vi ne civ corner Of Union and Spruce Streets Castle
msu's row.
prof Frzs has tax en- the French css'.
TsTms-Fuallsh brAu-h"s per ses OF mouths, S25 90
Latin. French, spanish, Italian, and Ger
man. each per mon h,........--.--...... 5 co
NusC-plaro, per session .-..-......... 30 90
Guitar IS 90
Drawing. Painting. and Needls-WorE-usual prices.
IL Tuition pa raofr month 10 advance.
RFFEeu-s - T., Pearl. Supt Nashvlle hlgh School,
F. q. ro~-. rrss5. OF she Board OF EducaIiCn'
sept s.-lI.
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re- The funds of the City Building aud Loan
Association win be sold this evening at the Mer-
chants Exchange on College street.
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houses
UNDERWEAR.

NF SILK, Lisle Thread, Gauze MeTtno GsuEe Cotton geS
~ comet Linen, Jeans Cotton Nett, ana flan Got
tep, rsesiy % and fof issbY !uneaq ,, Il, NeSLhh'
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nsg- The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
mence its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem-
her next For particulars apply to the Principal
No "a South Vine street july30-2m
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A FFORDs facilities for impartng thorough praenca
"A business education 70 young men, which are NOT sur
nassed by those Of any similar institution in the world
The training il nsnty practical ana enaoe
the sudenis 10 90 eety the SchoolrOom 70 the
Counting house and assume the responsible duties
Of the accountant.
housekeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
AIithmeiIc, and PenmanshiP,
are the branches taught.
Each Department under the superinendanee OF gentle
men whose names alone afford 10 It's patrons the hsnesl
guaranty Of success. -,
For Circular and Catalogue consisting address
WIN, FERREL & CO.. Nashville, Tenn.
iuneo-wtanI'S5.
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NEW BOOKS
HAGA AN & BR O.,

s& - ~ A. ~ ~ - - 49,
80 MARKET STREET,
NJ n sh VILE, TEN n,
GENERAL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NERS,
INVITE Country Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers
generally. to examine their Stock and prices.
Their assortment comprises full stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORAN-
DUN AND PASS-BoOKs, GOLD PENS,
all sizes from the smallest Ladies' Pen to the largest En-
crossing Pen.
WRITING PAPERS;
including all varieties Of Cap Letter. Bath Note Billet and
Ledger received direct from the Manufacturer and for sale
oy the ream or case.
ENVELOPES;
every variety, Rngsh French and American manufac
ture imported to order and received direct from first hands.
wRITMe ISK, Black, Blue and Red, well packed, and
ready for shipping.
srAr1oNER's HARDWARE and Staple Stationery Of all
KINDS, fresh and in good order.
FAMILY BIBLES,
plain, fine and elegant and desirable for their eheapness
and perfection Of work mans ip.
MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
AND STANDARD WORKS,
by the leading publishers the country constantly
or sale, at the lowest figures.
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
ally arriving, and for sale dealers Eastern Jobbng
cheap Publications in paper binding hand
Orders solicited. HAGAN & BRO,
80 Market street, and Union street.
PRINTING PAPER, AND PRINTERS
STATIONERY.
LARGE STOCK ON HAND and for sale by
sept3 HAGAN 81 SSO.
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R. A. FahnestOck'S VCrmifuse.

IA FahnestOck,S VCTmifuse.
Regular practitioners make exception IN favor oil THIS
Vermiug only it in preference to their own
aps but give their voluntary testimony in It's favor.
Inc following physician OF high character, in He
nOis. II, l., az ,ez,
vrssrs. B, g. FdhHestOck & Co
have used B. A. F8hnestOcE's NeTml-
o in Inc pTactice Of Medicine in this and the SOutle
ts for Inc last Ten wears, and recommend as THz
no ~ one tim from small girl, say ten years of
OSE HUNDRED AND SEVEN rY.NINB WORMS. As a
rgOst Al Shawneeown, have sold great quantity and
IN bs invariably given satisfaction in ct II Is the only
worm medicine called for. IL SfMbS' NJ ".
aI5 Wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
% and country throughout the United States
saufQ OIL
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FOR SALE.

THE Foupdry Engine, Machinery, Patterns &c &c,
l beIonqlng 10 the FULTON FOUNDRY, now used by
Mari q Cooke. This Foundry located near the busnees
Don Of the City Hickman. and has everything nseess-
sry for mediate USE while the eonty around rapidly
inpyOvinz No better location be found for any one
desirous 70 engage this busgres Terms reasonable
Apply 70 lsept. l,-dlW&wiml A. s. WASsON.
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x, d &. A. WRIGHT;S ORIGINAL FRAN

OR VERLAS Z l y K U NJ b
FRANsIPANEI EARRACTs FRANsIFAENI PoMADR,
Hair Oh, " soAP,
TOOTH OwDER " cACHLTs
These new elegant and recherche Perumeres are from
the Iaborory Of Messrs. K. d G. A. Wright, SOLE OIL
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country The
Perfume Frangpann oriental production, brought in
liz original state into hs country prepared its various
forms by them.
The admiration demand for these articles, is beyond
precedent and in consequence variety OF limitations are
Swinging W: but these whether HOME MANUFACTURE
o. SOLD AS INNOVATIONS have only an evGnescent
fragrance AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS
gRS For sale by all the Druggists the United States
and Canada and in Nashville by Messrs. DEEovILLE
Bill RAINS & BRowE, G W. HENBERsHoTT, JO W. BSowN,
sTRErcz q PICK and J. STRETCH, aud at Wholesale by
BERRY d nEMOVILLE.
R. &c. A. WRIGHT, Sole Orginators and manufacturers
IN the United States.
No Is late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July 7-bm
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FsTRAYS-CHEATHAM COUNTY.

TAKEN up the hst district Of Cheathsm county, on
Marrowbone creek, BY George W. Abernzthy, one BAY
HORSE. PAGES WE'LL sb0d all round, some saddle marks
and imposed 10 be ten ysaTs old. Appraised al $50
ALSO, dark brown MARE MULS, has Aotg neaa
and has been roweed he spot both sides Of INC neck
shoss all found, but sdnsEbat worm APPraiss6 jay
20th, 1857, q, see seAkS sENOAt
sarf S--wH hS'attt
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FUNERALS.

w R. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Cee-
w. brsted Patent Metallic Burial Cases. is
prepared 10 all Funerals heretofore, when his
services NAV be required. Oice the Phoenix WareroOm,
No. 49 Spring street, Cherry Residence No. Il vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-WiIl also attend receiving and forwarding bodies
e. yvhaD potjAed fapr-26t
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PrOpOsaIs : StatiOnery.

THE Secretary Of State viii receive proposals for Sta
tionery including Letter Foolscap and wrapping pa
per Journals Envelopes, Pens Ink and ooeT suen ar
tces as are used b. members and clerks al ne desks or
the use Of the Legislature 70 convene OcooeI ne4
Proposals received up the 18th SePtemo Der IS 81
- S5Iw f. N W. BURTON, Sec Of State
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PERRY COUNTY,
LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.

We are authorised announce MOSES BATES candidate
Cor Cerk of the County Court Of Perry county at the March
eIsction sept Std,
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS

sl now Offering for sale most desirable Residence on
81 inner street, in the 7h Ward. The ot monte Is eef
oy 10. Inc House new and neal Rooms Keh
en- servants Room, Smoke House, Dairy aud Stables The
gas has just been carried in front this Let know il to
% tsShn'APPly to a. V. ). LISD5LBY
J O@u 20 iega afra
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TO THE GREATEST AGE.
And who that's gray would nothave restored to former
color; bald bot would have the growth restored
bled with dandruf itching but would have Il removed
or troubled with serOfna sead head, other eruptOns
would be cured IL win also remove an pmpes from ne
face and skin Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will do ali
this, see circular and the following:
PROT. o J. WooD-Dear SIR: have heard much aid Of
the wonderful effects OF your Hair Resoraye but having
been Oen cheated BY quackey quaek nosrums
dyes, &c was disposed 10 place your Restorative In the
ame category with the thousand and loudly trumptsd
quaek remedies, until met you in Lawrence county
mon Tbs since, when such induced
the trial oyOur Resto rstive in famy-nrst my good
ife whose hair had become thin entirely white,
and before exhaustng one OF large bottles her hair
restored nearly its original teauul brown COLOR and
had hickened and become beautiful and glossy upon and
entirely the head; she continues IT, simply
because Of its beau ing effects the har but because
OF its heahfu influence upon the head ald mind. Others
Of my family and friends using your Restorative with
hapPest effects therefore, skePteism and doubts in
reference 70 its character and value entirety removed
and / and do cordially and eOnadeDtially
mendis BY all who would have their hair from
white gray by OF sickness ag TO original color
and beauty and by all young who would have their
hair beautiful ami glossy.
Very truis and gratefully yours,
FRIEND WOoD-It long time after you Bliss
nsd before got the bule Of Restorative for which you
order agent 10 Detroit, and when
Of power. Il has done all that you
would do; and others OF my family friends, having
entitled highest consideration you claim
iOrit Again, very respectfully and truly you're,
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June D. 1852
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and have
admired its wonderful effects My hair becoming as
thought, pTemaurey bat by his Restorative
nenty so. 5. BRBESB, ex-SenatO U. s.
o. ]. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, s12 Broadway, NY,
n the great n. y Wire Railing E:tablishmen and I'd
Druggs s. aug25d&S-is3m
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VALUABLE IMPKOyED CITY LOTS FOR

ONE Lot fronting aaple street 80 feet running back
~ 1919 feet superb Brick Dwelling containing OF
10 rooms, a good cistern, moke-hOuse, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and lSO
feet deep with good story Brick House containing OF
10 rooms servants rooms Kitchen &c good WE'LL smoke
house. &c. Both with sbr1bbeIy, shade and
fruit trees and will sold accommodating terms AP
,ly 10 NANCE d WOODWARD,
- JAMES NJ. MURRELL, or
WIN. G.. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
large number Of unmprOved Lots. Several Garden
Lots, IRON IS aeTes the city. Those wishing 70
purchase will do well 10 call soon %. -
iau7-'l7-tf. NANCE q WNpbFF AHb
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THE GREATEST
BulIding Association

Building Association
OF THIS PROGRESSIVE AGE.
am nov oGenE FOR sale a. low agqres, twenty Build
That any one can procure himself complete and convsa
ent nome The lots front the Murfreesboro Turnpike.
situated for Prvais Residences.
ClaboInes Omnibuses completely rsvoluonised this
d ~ s elg3 when With other improvments now being
s9en as the extension Of Gas and water in drec
non gS VII aad greatly 70 the value Of this Property
terms are such as will ALLOW each purchaser immed
Ho iS I ~ mis- n Gq I'D as The purchase money vii
OH, 70 Ge paid annually until that tine Call soon
laS-a BsP AVS. LINDSEY.
Valuable FTee-SOiI I OF Tor sale
AN now Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street. the corner Of Broad me lot ronts
sixty SIX feet Spruce, hundred and my feet deem
with convenient alley in the rear
This property 10 exempt from for &c years
Janusry next IAis exemption Is Ofmoe value than
ally accorded 20 H. as not only the grounds but all improve
ments erected thereon free from The saving
h1 item Of taxes Nil more than pay [ he ound and an
that is now being rapidly h'd up win aHs dwellings and
Apply TO tuy % arc a. Y. s. LINOsLBYs
TnECHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST
BARGAIN.
AM now Offering sacIihce. valuable prom
L erty, College Hill, Immediately opposite uni
versy 80 long occupied BY The late Dr. TrOos The Lot
fronts Market street. with the same front on Cot
ege. is large and com modious and The whole
al the price ohsrit s great bargain.
right the Public Square any wanting residence
cOnTenen to business would do we'll look this prop
erty- Call OD 70 A-V. 5. LINDSEY.
FOh SA LIZ
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Edgohed, Woodland Street.
The Lots front 50 feet each, and l7o lest deep
ApDlytO A. V. S. LlNDsLEY.
sept IS BPe
A Valuable Business Lot For Sale
AM now Offering for sale that valubs Lot on Market
street adjoining store Of Morris & Mathews. Tha Los
ronts 50 feet on Market and runs back l0 feet towards
would make one ofths best stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store In the City. For terms apply 20 -
sept0 A. v ;. LiNbSLEH-
FOR SALE.
THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner Of Cedar and sum
The lot IS feet The Dwelling is
large and cOmm0di Us, and ne ONCE the lJt.
Lis Of the most detrable locations in he city,
Apply to A. V. . INDSLER.
sept II B.P.s.
A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale.
SITUATED in Bdge6eld, on the GaIatin Turnpike For
~ further particulars aPPly 10 .,.-,,.r,-
sepsu BPs A. V, :. LINDSEY.
JOHN RAMAGE,
No AZ, College Street.
White Satin Slippers
Kid
Black Heel do Trim'd;
Italian Cloth Lace Caters Plain and Typed;
Heel Lace and Congress Caters;
''' ---D '''''' w. John RAMAGE.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH-
Err FALICES.
lust received
y Ladies Large Dress Trunks with Tnyesi
Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Tmnksi
- g - Buggy
Ashland vaIiees, (superior artiele;)
Leather Travelling bags, &c
For sale very cheap BY JOHN RAMAGB,
augI5 AZ College street.
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GROVER & BAKEf4
SEWING MACHINES
FOR FAMILY SEWING AND
MANUFACTURING,
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

pUBLC patronage Is the best ev fence merit These
Machines alike victorious prejudice and competitor
IN manufactures, Work shops and Families, Justly
JOY more universal favor than bestowed upoI
any Machine To merit continuance Of this patronage
the honest ambition of the Prporieors.
r EAsoEB why THE GROVER & BAKER MACHINE Is uMvRR
SALLY PREFERRED FOR FAMILY SEWING.
ist more simple and easily kept in order than any
OF her Machine.
ID II makes which will not rip or rayeI. though
cry third stitch is
3D. 1t sews from two ordinary spoos and thus all trouble
Of winding thread is avoided while the
be adapted, pleasure, by change of spOo, TO al
.K7etes Of work
4ih- The same Machine silk, linen thread, and
N On spool cotton with equal facility.
5h The is elastic the most elastic fabric,
Ii al flee from all liability break In Washing ironing
otherwise.
9Th The stitch made by this Machine is beautiful
u an any S11er made. either bY hand or machine.
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GEORGE A. HERIoT,
Farm for sale

AEUiUIt II dlEIlA IUE SdtHC
n WISd to sell the plantation ghich now live yirg
on Carriers creek, ten miles north Of Columbia ara
miles west Of Spring Hill containing i've hundred and
thirty five 1885, arcres SIS acres OF which u IN good
stata Of cultivation.
Persons wishing TO purchase would do well to cal and
examine the property before buying.
dec 25-dtW&Wh Y. 5 PlChAhD-
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FgkNKLIN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIsE NINETEENTH SESSION

NF this hourisbiny and weestablIsbed institution VIZ
~ commence on MONDAY, Augusta. With an increased
cheers 10 the Literary Department, win gehue
man posspssed OF highest qualifications 10 nsuu IN VIC
Musical Department. With native teacher to give
tIon in Frenca and qau6ed 10 instruct IN other
ianggages with supply Of all necessary school APpa
ran The SInstitute is now prepared to oesoN upon
isdie thorough and flashed educauoD as can pc 90
tned in suy school in our We solicit the patronage
of those desiring have their daughters 9
rqaITy educated. For particulars examine our PfIhyeo
circulars and catalogue, which viii be oy apply
ing TO r u" FrsnkIin Tenn
iuly2e-wH -' 80
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Rates of Advertising.
rnu PRINTING.

sd,.-,..-s exceeding the space con 10
"a 80, I'm be charged Tor the e~0
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
ANOTHER DEFENSE OF HOOPS.
To he Editor Q( The ~ Y. Tribune

To tie Editor ef The " Y Tribune
SIR: l second the opinion Of the "Wife and
Mother l was not surprised by the Cooking Con-
troversy presented in TIKI TRIBUSr tioreseeing the
end for which it probably intended and knowing
that city people editors in particularly much like a
meal of good country cooking, and as this end was
accomplished, and they satisfied with the speci-
mems they have received, l should have taken no
ofense had they not intims,ed that the term lahoo
was most appropriately applied to Western women.
acknowledge that they have not the abundance OF
everything which older countries afford, but that they
deficient either in taste or intelligence, am
unwilling TO admit.
But really did not expect Of THE TRIBusE that
il would take part in the yrlgar backguardism about
womans dress What is the difference who intro
duced the fashion of wearing hoops And does not
the ve,y for their introduction which give
disgrace to the fashion speak in lis favor, for ena
bling oil women 10 dress more becoming and comfort
able II il is shame for women 10 he loving wives
and mothers which by the way think it is to those
who do not respect them such then il the reason
which You give for the introduction Of this fashion
disgrace TO womankind-6nd not before. And, speak
ing of independence in not following foreign fashions,
but originating those TO suit taste and nvenience
ask have not our American women made the trial
Ill ;hey were in danger of being mobbed in any except
some few yerv radical or by-way towns
have nothing 10 say here of the extremes to which
some people carry everything, but would simply refer
Won TO the past rage OF the Shanghae fever, and the
present rush for Chinese sugar-cane. P.S.
sIfy,. Mich. 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
hooks RECEIVED.

Life Picres From Pastors Note Book BY Robert Turn
bull I2mo. Do 3i2 Sheldon, Brakeman 4 Co.
The In,rant Side Of Life in the lneranI limo
pp. 268. Carlton Porter
Tn. Object of Life I2no pp. 81. The Same.
scandal By Mrs J. r. Bckford. limo. pP 59i Boston;
Shepard CLARK Brown. , ,,,-u ,
tn. Eyid' n, es against Christianity BY John Hitch Sec
ond Edition vols. l2mo Calvin Blanchard.
Characterisiics Women BY Mrs jameson limo PIP 4o7
Tcknor Fields - -
Edgar Huntly; or Memoirs Of Sleep Walker BY Charles
Broekden Brown. limo. PIP. S3 Phladelphis; NJ Poi
lock - -.
Western Fruit Book By T. J. Hooper limo. PIP SS Cin-
cinnat: Moore, Witach. Keys Co.
Childhood: its Promise and Training BY w '" Evers limo
pp al. Sheldon, Brakeman 4 Co
Life Scenes from Mission Fields BY 4. d. Moore limo pp
$50. Charles ScTibner. .
Modern Painters OF Mountain Beauty BY John Ruskin.
l2mo. pp 3s2 Wiley Halsted
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

NopIr DoNATIoSTo THE SrtrI LIBRARf.-Let-
ten recently received from Mr.. J. '. l.. Pruyn, now
in Europe advise the Trustees of the State Library
that ,he Great Seal Patent Office of Great Britain has
granted his application behalf Of the State OF New
York, for copy Of the great work on Patents, now
being published by the British Government, and of
which but 80 copies ars printed. This publication Is
comprised in two series OF the Old cc series or patents
grant, prior to 1852 there are lA5o speGineasohS,
which viii III not less than 900 toho ana >VV glarIo
volumes In the new series extending from iSo2 to to
1856, there are about 1900 specifications which WIZ
fill about l70 folio, and the same number ol quai1o
volumes. The whole work therefore, VIII De com.
Eeted in about 740 folio and quarto volumes the cost
o which "a single set Is not less than 81 ooo. IL IS
given with the understanding that II VIII oe properly
bound and 10 that effect it hoped that the Lsss o
ture will make suitable provision. About SiVVV
will be required to bind il in a manner approved oy
Mr.. WOOdcraf, one Of the English Commissioners o'
Patent.
Through the advocacy OF Senator Wadsworth the
requisite appropriation for the binding Of This splendid
work 5000 wac made at the ls;e session.
Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

1sd h. operations for the season on sstudsy,
s%e o. during weeks there were giV1r S,s o
- lso gwen II :f0 loaves of bread, and l2aS
. were :'s Of com meal The average number Of Pt'ons
pnonted daily was l02 adults, ana - "a snS.eS
Tasfs 1872. The receipts have been y-.,cp cssp,
and SIls 50 in rice barley &C. s, ma bls al sfssr
,hs Closing OF the soup-roons. Is operations e"n-
ssnoed on the 18th OF November, lSl3
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
fAdvoftissrn~nt.l I
HERNIA OR RUPTURE, PILES, FIsTuLA, f1s

HERNIA OR RUPTURE, PILES, FIsTuLA, F1s'
srRE PsoLAsps. AND CoseEALso Asses" IS o. rsk kse,
TuM-ED~aRD H. Dtxos, MD, Editor oi Ihs scAipe1 sne
usrstins and Consulting Ssre.on No ~ 9Th ears usss
disessss radically without the Knife sstur. Every ea.s
or evan curAbe othuvse a. ne
ndcsions are perfectly apparent the esmpstsnt Surgeon
Dr. DIxos refers TO O. Bradford Cashier Of The Bowey
B.nt D. C. McC alum late ActusIy of the Ehe RsIrosd II.
Ford Brookiyn John Mathews Msehinis and great na-
Der Of gentlemen the city and throughout the unon inc
o,eratop requires The fee from lo0 70
$50 Cousutas,on tlo Ofce hours from 70 sr" ."
evenings
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
THE TURF.

UsIoS Course, L. L-TRorrISc.-Friday, April
"a, IS57.-Purse $50. Mile heats, best IN D. to
wagons:
s. McLsushlinsb g. General Darcy received forfeit
Nr Penins Anel. PAID ioreit
J. Conwaysb paiI Ioreit
s. BurI's x. Boston. pAh forfeit
USroS CoURsE, l.. I.--TRorTrsG.- Wednesday,
April ~, 1S57.-Pursc SO. Mile heats, best in in
harness.
Mr.: Moagands b. m...'.i.;;....''''''.'''' . !
8 McL.ugLlip's b. g. General Darcy............
blr Peuin's .. gAriel...................... j dr.
Time. 2:39-235-2:S
This was most exciting contest. Darcy had the
call against the field. There was very heavy betting
on this race; they all green horses; the mare
from Flatbush; Ariel from New-York; Darcy has been
on Long Island time, but has been kept in the
dark. Ii was asserted that he could go low down in
the thities. The ladys hackers were afraid to back
her had they come out and bet their money, they
could have won good pile as she won the race in
three straight heats.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

We learn by an advertisement in to-day's paper that
coal-burning locomotives anthracite az well rs bta-
minou. are now in regular operation on the New
Jersey, Providence and Lehigh-VaIley Railroads, a.
well as the Illinois Central. 1t il surely high time
that the desructnn of wood by locomotives should be
arrested and if coaburuing engines equal any other
in speed and power with immense saving Of cost
and We rec 10 reason for doubling the statemen;we
trust they will be speedily and generally adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
SOIII ASPECTS. &c.
nee of Tie y. Y. Tribune.

IOT.t spond' nee u Ihc D I. ITIbune,
DYER CRTrK, near Biz Spring, Ksnsa',
April 6, 1857. :
have now spent nearly year in the West, and
made extensive examinations of country in Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. Now permit me, II
you please, through your columns TO say few words
to the people of the East who propose emgratins h.
season.
In many respects Kansas presents decided adyaG-