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IiiL t9Ri1EhNBERG tlEALTH BiTTERS
ARE tSUOD FOR
They have been sold by subscribers IN Tennessee for
wears, and lh great rulh, they have
INDIGESTlCE,
Nervous Debility, Sickness at the Stomach,
DerauceHIent oil The Digestive Waller brash, HuuOfs
Depression Of blind ana G1sSyears, Jaafadiees,
Spirits, FlatuenCv. Rneumatism,
Oppression ate Eating, Female DISTINCTIONS,
Acid stomach, Loss Of Ppeute,
Sick Headache, Pain IN tie de, and
TOEpUR OF Tue IIN ES AM huNFL5
Reudsrl You appealed to earnestly. Don't say tIfI
could only believe this 10 be have some Of the sbuve
ccmpaiuis would take the u once i'll cnrId
o,v have couH cnce" If Is TRUE. Come tben II vour
mind irritable, dscoHtented, and Emy, YOU
Cole Pains alter eating your food " your body begins
waste, stTBugJT tc fail yOuf your c0uuTeuance
assumes hagSard ana saow aspect if you have diff
cgy lyiug your n f skin dry and shrg-
Iii you have app tte and variable per-
entirely destroy Ii your whole is lauqud,
especially during prueess of digestion you have
uneasy feeling la the stomachw ynu troubled
Hith lADlGEE ION. and these Bti'r made 10
Indigestion, and all its attendant while at frst it
gently stimulates the Stomach, clean removing
II kUTS UPON TgiH SNF2.
Removing MORBID VTTIATED HUNJEs. b5auuying the
ace kIniiug life and energy in our en;ire the
Reader, will The world NO longer dark gloomy
longer Will your dearest hopes be b@nied and thrust aside,
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
The Graeeuberg Health Bilters have done wonders for
Many witnesses ready to testify the
above made These Btlers and all the oe- GrAeenberg
Medicines for sale by every Druggist every town IN
state, and worthy Of place every The
price is liberal TO Wholesale Dealers aud the Retail price
only 95c n here is, there should BE- or torn
urge Blanket, where it cannot be found all this
glorious UUiOu.
MACKENZIE d BECKWTTH, Nashville,
agents for Graenberg company for Tennessee Alabama aud
Georgia. Ilaul6-u.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
IEy YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UEITRB STATES MAIL sTEAHKRh.

rENHE Ships comprising this line ars Wash FL
lNGTON. Capt. Cuvsndy HER ss2sSSs5ss..ss
MANN, Capt. Edssrd Higgins. These stes- 49,
sion ~.,tr, brsb ,.s..-,
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Landroth's Garden Seeds.


Wn-AAaAANN1 q Ac1-a a-A-~ N-e--- -AA--"
WE have Just received supplies q La5drehs War
" raned Gardeu Seeds We invite the attention Of par
ties wishing purchase StocE which s llTEe and
complete embracing all The different varieties sold In this
maTEes.
To Market Gardners, would say that h27o large
lot oftEe above Seeds for sale by the pound consng of
Tuap Seeds Beet Seeds, Radish seeds Cabbage Seeds &c
Also Eeans Peas, Onion Sets Ir sale By the bushel
gallon. you wish your Seeds call eay and leave
your ot deTs. DEMOFILLE & EELL,
fanI6 No. % Cherry doors from " lon.
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E.radericlz Bleir

CtERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton Saxony, has a
" ken olce at No 10, Front Ca1k and Of
f his services 10 The citizens Of Nashville The relief and
Of Femae Complaints ef all kinds; Scrofuia in its
worst ioTms Consump n, Rheumatism nd Dropsy. His
experience and pTacce in regard and similar dis
have been such to enable him guarantee perse
cure 6 treated taken in tine.
For sale rs above, very superior article OF Stomach
lsEtteTS o MS own invention aud manufacture, together
with a variety Of other medic mes. Tfsb79Iy
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SAFr

An authorised 70 sell and make eompiss titles 10 The
Il Tract Of Land upon which the lars n p WaIfsf -
si5ad, and the 0t upon which the gcksith shop h attn
sted and the slaves ard stock TIE place Tie olses
saaed 90 ns uaatln turnpike, and is Interested bY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad Is uesr eoe1gb 4
N1shVile 70 make % convenient country residences Tor
persons doug bdsiness 10 The Cly has Is ue sorng AZ
mere % IN he otis, l.d susceptible C divisions into
leFell lots, each o which would al0Td beautiful bud-
ing siidons fronting DE turnpike or railr0Bd. am a-
nofsAd 10 sell th- entire Tract il body or ln parcaE
ana on sucn credit as NAV deem eXDeceuL shall be-
on the place uurnZ sas sI and see0ud weeks of Nove
Der nex and val receive proposals for the purchase af
private sale Of a or laY Ol The above naned rea asd per
honal property. In The rme any per1n dasirn %
e1suns the property 81 s1 bY calling on Ma Agnas
" Walker on the place, alt proposals 20 purchase cs1 b
made % her or JOhl E71r or H-l17T Allen on the 8ac
or addressed to me at IeItsn. Gi1s11 county Tenn
sopt24-tt SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trsafss
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GOLD FOIL.
LARGE supply Gold Foil from the best Manufacturer
- iuss received and for sale by --- -
noy9 STRETCH PECK,
RICE row DERS.
4 sew and valuable preparation for Lhe skin Just
"A eeived and for sale BY STRETCH &PECK.
PURE PORT stfNE.
ONR ezsk Pure Port Wine, expressly Medicinal pur.
novS v}'''s' 80 'S'.'' = -'1 sFRETCH & PEoK.
FINE TEAS.
WE have 81 store large Stock al extra fac Teas consist
'dsei0 - - --'-' sfBErcH & PICK.
7 ARDO1sA-aest Winter strain Lard on just received
Land for sale By STRETCH & PECK
4 lNEGSY SETTS,-A large supply OF lne Onion seits
~ for sale by slo barrel, b"abel, or quart by
decI9 STRETCH & PECK
DEESES SEED.-C3nsising Of Hemp, CanaSy and Rape
deels STRETCH * PECK.
Z oAPS.-cousistlng Of Honey Poncine, Eayy Of snow,
Cold Cream Walnut OIL Barber's Block, PalmTrene,
Brown Windsor CASTLE, Ambrosia Almond Tooth, and
Wash Bale, received and for sale BY , 49,
TTOR CHA PPED HANDS, LIPS, &c.-Aman-
dine aud Gold Cream just resslged & end for s3s By
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist corner Of College and Unsu
streets
JUST ARRIVED.
10 DOz BALM OF THOUSAND flow
10 E5fS just received bY Express direct from the pro
prlet0fs. For sase Of 80 cents per bottle
maya g. BROWN, IS College street
E7lsHING TACKLE large sIoek ssieeted By
Il one Of the 6ru, consisting Of Gepuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and Sno0ds; also, Aberdeen, Graveta
ieen, aud Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Of Lues Cable Laid silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk MGnog Senes, Y by A. Floats Of every variety
Resls, ointed Rods, Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks, &c, &c
Ia shCT supply those who appreciate hne Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling.
je9 10. g. BROWN, As College st..
TtOD-LEV EK OILS Gro. genuine Uod Liver Oil,
I Just received from Rushton, Clark & Co.'S By
je5 10. G. BROWN. 43 College st.
EECfsES.-l,g 600 swedish Leechss on hand aud for
/ ! sale BY 10 G. BROWN, IS College St
DURE HANONGAHELA WIIISkX.--5 bbls
Of the above just received, Of prime quality sold to
jeg 30. G. BROWN, 4s College st.
CTONE WARE.-2,5VO pieces stone Ware, consist
- ing Of Jars, Charms Jugs Milk Pans Butter Crooks
&c. Of everv size, inst received
js9 80. G. BROWN. As College ct.
nORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-C0nstantyo on
u hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
P0rterGnd Aein's Scotch Ale.
ie9 10, G. BROwH, 20 Collegest
DEAIlL sTARCH.-25 boxes Of very superior
IL article Of Starch, Just received BY
iea 10 g BROWN, 4s College St
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FOR NIAGARA FAILS, THE LAKES AND
EAEE aEDVCEp ~ 81 90

HOPE SPFINGS sXULTlNG FROM ITs
Tsc, " hIIe Doubts Fleeing Away, give
2lace to Conviction most
Triumphant!
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A. j. Mcbride

COPPER, TIN Il SHEET IRON YORKER,
No. z BROAD STaEET
NASHVILLE TEN NESSEE.
HAVE his day purchased the interest Of MT. HsnTy
i McCGsn in the above business and hereby tender
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
lbersy heretofore extended the firm, and would 0st
respectfully solicit continuance OF IvOT trcm them md
wish to info all the world and the rest Of -.enEind
that have on hand and for sale splerd lt tf
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns. ParloT Stoves for wood and
common and faEcy Crates Box Stoves for churches Hob
low Ware Of every variety haud made order For
naces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns lin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
! an prepared to do all kinds Of job Work such as
House Gutterng Roofing any other branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myold friends Of the River viii 6nd to their cdcanage
tocsll and give hcagag before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES, Cyin-
der il inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light drought
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
iune IA. ICES
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!B Z sud enough Reader, TO give your attention one mo-
- meut, aud you will earn wha
IHL t1Sd1FENBEHt4 ilEALTH BiTTERS
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RUENING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE 28 HOURSl

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
gv1uE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 20 Wash.
i1-tor can be procured 70 which point as well as 70
Baltimore il the shortest most direct sno N every re-
t ne ost reliable route Il is the only route by which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New ork are enabled
q reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
VorE h the cost of Ticket 10 New OTk only thus
sbpg business Men and Travellers Tor pleasure or lnor
nation 10 visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
IssE cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And il g the only route by which Through Tickets can
bs had 70 Richmond Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg,
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston Savannah, Macon Az
IaBts Augusta Berkey Springs sud Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
C.-ter Thomas or steamers t7e Cumberland river,
10 Lou1gv1LLa connecting there with the United States
Nail Ttssmers to Cincunat, with the JeherBonvie
Railroad TO Indianapolis lnd make oect oo1hecuoa 81
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
iuv whence close connection with the Baltimore Gnd OHIO
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore, Phlla
delphia and New York.
EFy- Passengers holding Through Tickets trom Mem
bbs are transferred at Cairo TO the cars Of the Illinois
Central Railroad from thence passing through IeTre
Hputs indianapolis Dayton and 8sns TO Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus as 10 A. NJ $50 r n and
y P. III. 49,
tbs y route ardng Through Tickets to al the Eastern
ss At the same rate charged by other routes % Asg
YE Lv il is GlsO the Shortest most speedy and direct
20 ali the leading points in the last The distance from
Columbus 10 Baltimore 10 only $40 miles, being about 100
eg shorter TO New York than by any other route. There
" less changes of cars by this route and consequently
less detention, than by any other.
~ The road is ballasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust, -
For further information please apply 70 u " NJ nbhl
Agent Nashville, Tenn.
or Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the ofes Of
ts o. s. Mail steamers a. the Jehersonvllle Railroad
OgBcs Main street WIN. s. WOODSIDE
Msster Tran sportation B. a D. z. r.
JOHN n. SHARP General Western Agent
iuns IS
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NO. 12l.
Nashville Spring Races.
f Rer


VWEDNEsDAY, Stay 9Th, ls57SHsspsiasss f5r unified
y 3 year oidl mIle he1-s0 antrsucs, $50 foTisl-
Three Or more b make race, 20 cl1ss lst o. april.
SANE DAT-aaich hacs lur $500 aside eho0 forfeit
Que mile heastwo year sd5, caryiag 90 pOunda. fhos
. bacon names e c By imported Ai51u, dam By Levi
ethan. Wa houndirls names Ell bynum bT Gisncues
dam by Cihelio Shamrocz
heats.
FRIDAY. May s9h.-Sveepsiatss f5r year olds-s7o0
entrance so oTfioBe mile heats. Three mEf o
q -lee, ta close ist 81 Arril.
SATURDAY, Nay 3nl-Froprietor's Purse s3oc-to nile
heats ljanl6-,f W. PHILLIPS Proprietor
GALLATIN, CrESs.sJ FAIL RACES 1917
rENHE following slskps are uoE open a nE
By the Galaliu Jockey Clnb, o. %
ruuOrer he said CoErsa az their nsrE
Annual Meeting. Fall ~ 1851. --------a,---@
NO. I-Swespske for searolds, 92o0 1u5serplc $50
forfeit, mile heats Iac'gss ths i5.l 3Ilrch, 1857.
No 2SweepsaEes ioruutriei year otis, 500 subscrD
ton, $50 fsTieii, miia heats. 10 c1s5 ll prt 857
no. 3-Sseepst1kcs i0r year ods, elln subscription
SO lorseit tHuIn ie beats To cicge De Apr 1871
NO 4-~weepstaku- t0r2 year os, hscpiiol, play
o. pay, asingis dash oi me- To cle De- pril ls3T.
No 5-sW eeps-skes q year oldu. $50 suhscrption
sae forfeit, two mile heats. 30 lst Aprii 1857.
In all Of the abBFe SiakeE Jhr-o entries u make
nee Entries % The above STAKES % BE- made %
JOHN H. MALONE, recratsrr.
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FIRaT CLAss.

FIRST CLASS
ano FoTiss Books, stationery Boots Shoes and Hats,
IigHors oils, SC, in b0rllss, Camphins and sPints
TuTpendns in barrels, CsTPstng, chine, Gsts and
Cotton Cards, cutlery in cases, casks and boxes, Dy
SSS sbrubbery Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates lai owners risk oyslsra
in saas and Jars. sadaisTyi I'm ana br''ana 1,
SECOND CLASS,
Glasses, Coffee Mills, Machinery Eoisign LqaOLs
In barrels and pipes Tobacco N 9OAsI 5ctsrV =,
and QueenswsTe in erA.es and CASKS ioSs 61Sg M
THIRD GLASS.
A1., shOvsls spades ssd Irons. zlns and Tin in pigs
hInilis and Cotton CoTdage, Coffee Heavy caslngs
Mn lGeEring, Railroad Wheels and A6iss, ChAin' ~
spS suFer aud Rosin barrels, per 100 ha.'..'' 81
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and carsges boxed and oI9eI m ,3 Eh' % bsS
CSsIisaS viii be charged BY actual Weight, but a -
double T! Go., r1S sisy P;F mSsd D win nam: Of
,leDss dsslnaron snd depot Of delivery Aenuon % tha @
matter prevents delays and losses aA0 Iii-S' '''0
hTsy; Tsy;rr,cRs AND FACILTTIRs OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned she Agents OF ne SCUM cum CaiSnt "a %
S - srIvsqe Wharfage and postage only oh4rgedi
bili Of which amount Of freight pHio teass Oe
"a 10 eonnees. Marx packages, care Agent D u n H.
The South Carolina Railroad vii advance shippers shsTges
90 shat those Who prefer oOnslgnng , 70 '
oar 40 90 aud heiT expense PHI payable Rete.
56 Raroas are sent from Charleston by through
Trains only ana shippers may rely uP0n'n' uOl'
fbs RasS from Charleston Nashville viii al all times be
as low q By Savannah ..L.--.,
IAN sUt6orissd and will Bstls promptly any oTerehases
ana damages that may occur on This Line ,.- -, -
In case OF missing goods Wiz tAAe t1
coFespondence necessary for their r'eovefy ana y 49, ~
wHpGy for ne within 20 days amer ho'0e u sH "
this once. -, TIN. ,ra rb,tisnoog1
benT the above rGsee apply 20 Al
-oodS frou Charleston which are 8 be devere9 q ne
fooWinR Stations viz: Stevenson Anderson, DseheTo
Narnandy, WartrAees oheioyfillo, DaSN1N'
Fostervie, Murfreesboro, smyrna anG lAae
shz be prepared 70 give every eIplanAAon ana
tsb desired In regard FreghH and Expense bills CorIes
dentU nav rely upon prompt answers 10 All nqulea ahu
Trv attsDton giran 70 business brought under my super
'SLLSn 4S - SUI ~ College st., Nashville,
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DIsiRAI'LE i.zNa F9IR s1Ls-.-5 BAR

bNE hundred ana ten ales ai land more than hns veil
umberet hltuE large front tla Brrk Charch Pftsl
about = miles firm Al-ht '- rald lard i dvllef III
lu lois each ifoHuug Oh .a Pise, f htai from "A
g oacres VII u one more og tosllt Purchasers ID
the whole u BODY Uuthe Do 1f 81 -rf-s tGcra b. eoml
iort1ul6 franc dWe Uf nonaa and err ei
costing about SlCul. lhrgc r1ttr falling FHrngg On Nd
land and good bziid f8 caca 0t. Aprl} to W. II
Jones, on The p sm.sss, or
y. l.. b H. W. BEOWN.
bl8-lm 4f j. berry street.
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Soppug c. southampton, both going aHd returning, they
offer passengers proceeding to London aad Hayre advantages
over any other Ioue, for The economy oftme and money
Paago from New F0Tgto Southampton and BTemen First
CABIN Main Saloon, l39 dollars First CaSn lower Saloon
lI9 dollars; Second do. 90 doaEs-
Al letersRRd pers pass through the Post Of
nee.
No bs ofadng will be signed parcels received on the
day OF sailing,
an eIperienced Surgeon Is attached % each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
q. il. SAND, d South William street, New York.
G. a. HEISEkEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSBEY 81 CO., Southampton.
VA. JSEidN, Havre. TfebIl-IOm.
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AGGAGF packages and parcels forwarded any part Of
ID the civ by Glover Co.'s City Express. Orders le al
tbstF once 30 49, Souh Side Public Square, will be prompt
II attended 10. lanS-u
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RAILROADS. sc.
Freight Reduced!
Rates OF Freight from

CHARLESTON TO NASHTILE E
TO CONTINUE WITHOUT AITERATIoE uETiL THH
FIRST DAY or JUNE, 1857.
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They have been sold by subscribers IN Tennessee for
ten wears and th great truth, they facts in their
possession tina they have cured and helped thou
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a bAAL u frame 4s cling and lt fr1rnr s. feet 90 IA
Gslan Pie, lHi Tullius back about 45 feet 81 a
oct street bargain VIII De sen iof csh saori crsda
D. u. q 2 W. BG0HE,
fs0l8-2U 81 e Ctarrr street.. II
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Sew Goods.

'- 4-'---- az FL % y ~ -fA<tF-a = q - III
ADlEs superior Bscs s1un slippers;
~ DO d. tI AII u.eI fn
do extra s'z-I Goat Well Boofr.
do superior kid Well H-ef d8
do do Curuc01 Xii DO
Missos do KID Wcll 811t-
DO do French a1r1cc0 Sranshui Bootst
Chidrens Shan gaai E00sl ana Sloos ~ srs.t varstv
GtNrs FINS BOOTS am CfAITERS-
ES u superior Ff5ach Caf %. s. Bao,i- stitched;
~ 60 90 Do DO Go GlIlrrf do
do 10 10 P-.sns Lsa.hsr G1 ds
Received bT JtIN R4GAGE.
ilgf 41 ErlIsrs .f-..t
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SIGN OFTHE BIG ELK HORNS,
NO. a. COLLEGE STREET.
WE have Just received direct rom hs makers iu EnF-
w and. OF the finest esorlmeHst of Bird, Duck aud
Buck Guns mpDr ed % the city f NASHVILLE SpOrB-
men reQuelcd 10 csil aud examine our StngF.
novH HAiEA a. HAMILTON.
SANrOED7S FAEENT SIEAW Ct.IIEH.
WE have Just reoavsi assortment OF these Cuhers
w AsOeXpected de- stock ftla Western Corn shser
nOv27 MACET 6 HAMILTON
MEAT CUTTERS q SrA' sac a. sIUFF&IcS.
a coon stock slwAy hand.
II uoy27 MACY K HA MILTON
CtIRCULaEs SAWS AND NAN GE1ELS.-al
~ sizes Of Circular Saws aud Mcutrils cB band.
uOy27 MATEY & HAMILTOSt
ks NAsVsK
LNR0A The subscriber 90 ..e les az7 " Juy. ne go
I Boz, uallea ilEEitl. g. cooper color, o isrg
inches high, Il Fsla 7, a7d ggls a5Cnt l50 pcIEds-
he wls sed Ia ---. TenGe see us-r -ct;rn7ii.e be
will probably make his wsT b-cE thGrs b0Cgar him
from Mr. Terry Of East 1tnHa-sse IvI give dollars
iheIs caughtu my izLlcrbo'd s7eriy-irs G3l -s ii
taken ont Of TIE county. Lsy daEs q - --s s9 aat
Tennessee Wh.r taken lie s fU ba delivered o. lr.
confined that I can s., bIli. DAVID g. Allan,
iv6 Sever miles 711th OF el-Hvfile. Tenn
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mers stop al southampton. both gojg and returning.
-raaPesED. PATEs- sEfLisu--ia57
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ONB hundred bales BsH Gunny Bsgs store and for sale
" cheap 70 close, By
fsba JOHNSON. HORNE 8 co.
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ypr London correspondence.

LONDON, April rs, 1851
pgn, Of n, Dallas Clarendon Tro1sy-Oeciions On hs
,srs Of Frglrud-- Iord Pdlnsson's Hor'iay-7'e Hon
s,ra, Diacugy-A Neo TFeay suggested ~ Clarendon
T,sriricas IN London &c, DC, DC
he news Of The rejection By the British government Of
,e palas Clarendon treaty, as amended by the United
states Senate, left here by The last steamer and you may
have learned all the connected with the action Of tho
ocss here before this reaches you, although The reec
Con Itself Is yet score, here 1t is anticipated mat
srea, excitement In commercial circles will follow s pro
.nulaauon this side Of The water. When MI Evans
srs, arrived here with Il lord Clarendon ala NOV
bsra,o 70 express a very decided opinion mat
wcud be satisfactory 10 her Majesys government
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The Anniversaries.
TIE sEw YORK MAGDAIEN FEMALE gEygroLrcr
SOCIETY.

Tho anniversary Of This society held "Wednesday
al the asylum, Yorkyie. The meeting commenced noon,
Mr. r. g. Pardee, Of tho Sabbath School Union, In ue
chair in the absence Of the Row Dr. Knox The proceed
ngs opened with singing, followed by reading the 18th
chapter Of o hrs Cmnhians and part Of tho 18th Of
Matthew Rev Mr. Parker then engaged In PRAYER. Tho
chairman followed with short speech va which he stated
that there hit class Of beings whom Christ
10 save and that class the lott ~ impossible 70
calculate the amount of good that may be effected from the
evctioDs of This sccieiy and ~ the present day Is most
pcalng TO view the number a avenues for dong good
flied up by ladies' and gentlemen Of ths city aud most
especially by the lady paroncscs ~ this in TUITION
The Rev. {. L. nowiisG then read TIC Tcsslror's re-
pott Tor Tie past year, which wa3 IA fo!lowss--
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synopsis or w. couens suffice TO say that the
Of Of refof referred considered induce
the friends Of the Institution TO continue Their
lltors of love.
Tho Rev Mr. HooaRrH, or brooklyn, was then intro
duced he Faii he should not stcap, 10 give any insc
tons how such institution shonlh be conducted,
would ie congratulate them ON succeGs which
merely usual with them but he would suggest that In Ia
boring with Christian charity they should forget 10
labor with Ch.t varncc. Impctucsty s tho fault Of
most Chri-lns Ch'ttiarity should not Accommodate It.
So 10 the umcs bit Should bring the times 10 "
standard national history IL history u successive
results and c causes, and therefore differs from
Christian progress Tho charity that cannot give bread and
garment az we'll tract 20 those IN need rns, 70 tho
Cew Ies lament ~ learn The very alphabet of rslny.
No reform can be lasting which docs MOI change the
heart mere humanitarian aud social Influences will never
encc, change: and nc vas, therefore, gai that no.
neion was properly attended 20 in hi institution.
Rev. Mr. fFNNIyC1Oy said That a.yut1s for tho magia-
len the blind the deaf and tiesufriar found
IN Pagan anis They The fruit OF Christianity Ito
had heard vi wards Of ZOO sermons IN his Mcle but
had never heard single tho divine origin Of
marriage and yet marriage was tho first institution Of the
Almighty, before the seventh day even Sparta never
produced anything great IN tho arts or literature,
because she respected not the ordnance Of marriage
was the fist in tch literature and the Ancient
Rome held sway whilst she hsd such wcmen as Iucre'ia
but when she became lccnous her power passed from
her. The mothers present should tell their sons these
facts as a warning TO them in after life.
Rev Mr. BrsTiNErr Y missionary from Afrca, made a
few remarks, IN which he stated that having studied
raj African dialects during thirteen years past no bad
never found the word chastity In any of them, and tno
idea even Is not known there.
The information was en given that debt Of 500 vas
weighing upon The sccrty, an1 thata collection Wou wv
be made to cancel w. Tho 81 81 WIS coi' 49,,
amongst the visitors present The Doto%y W. saoc s
sung, and the Rev. mr. Rvirg,on rronouncei tne . ~,
Ton, after which tho visitors dispersed amV'Es' "' ""
mitorios VI The establishment