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West NashviIIe!
MoNAIRY's, KIRKMAE's, AND HYEEs' ADDITIONS
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty Building Lots.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL l4TH, inst, on the premises, v.
~ will sell the highest bidder about so beautiful
Building Lots m West Nashville as follows:
No 80 corner Of Broad and MoNsiry Streets desirable
location for produce and family Grocery store Nos. a.
So So and So fronting each 100 eet Broad street, "a feet
wide Also log and lO4 very handsome resiC block
of McNai and McGRVOek Streets Also upwards
30 desirable Lots GTuRdy MeGaFoek, McNsiy Demum-
brane and Locust streets
If The above Lots do not supply the demand We viii offer
10 desirable Lots Hynes' beautiful addition
Carroll, Cay and Knowles streets.
great many beautiful and may say, magnificent
dwellings have been erected in the last few years West
Nashville is avorte point with and have found it
impossible keep pace with its rapid Improvements Our
first purchase Of Lots made in West Nashville in 1853
which sold in few weeks profit Of neaT20 per
We sold Otthree times in less than years ct ad
vance each time Of near 20 per cent II Nashville continues
to improve for the next i've has for the last i've,
confidently predict that Lots Broad street, West Nash
vile, valued al $40 and $50 per foot will readily CON-
mand from $50 to 500 per foot.
TERM and years credit, for notes bearing interest,
well secured, &c. sale begin with Lot No. 30, corner Of
Broad and McNairy.
III , Omnibusses and cOllEtiOn as usual.
d. FRIee Auctioneer. J. 1. q K. W. BROWN.
II Should weather be Indictment to sell Tues
dav, the l4h in the sale will be postponed TO Friday the
18th instant. ksPT'S-ta.
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Fresh Arrivals,

EeSQ &AGr4Va1Sy
or GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
IN HHDS. prime Sugar;
~ 800 Loaf and Crushed and Powdered Supar.
30u boxes Havana sugar; pipes Holland Gin
9O bags choice Baltimore 100 bbs choice Molasse
comes 1000 sacks fine salt;
% 90 Laguyra C0nee 30 boxes Cheese;
% DO Java CoHce5 $50 cGsks best English Soda
SOO boxes halves and quETters5O boxes bar Soap;
90 star candles; 50 bags Ginger;
800 do Virginia Tobacco,lOO dozen painted Buskets.
80. nnest brands; casks Nader;
w dozen Oysters 50 bags Asplcs
~ PACKAGES Mackerel; 100 bags Pepper;
100000 Cigars all grades 100 boxes Quart and 900 boxsu
1000 bags Shot, assorted; Pint Fssks;
5OUO IDS par Lead; 500 Demj9h1s, assorted;
$4,000 G. D. Caps; 10 eeroOns best Indigo:
. coils Cotton ROpe casks Sulpbur
81 bales Spanish Moss 90 barrels Crackers:
5O nests IuGs, so casks London Porter
casks Seigneu Brandy; 900 nests Market Baskets;
- casks Indian City SWee5O0 barrels Whisky, all grades
. VINE; 800 do Brandy, Gin, and Rum
200 do Gne Whisky; together with a general va
ey Of Groceries, just receiving and will be sold low 10 the
trade by LGecI5l B. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOK SALE

- ACCORDING provision made IN the last ~
will and testament the late IhOs. N Harding, ~
iE of Mississippi county, Arkansas, will pTOceed@-
sell the highest bidder cutlery, the premises,
the EIGHTH DAY OF NAY next, the Plantation, Negroes
and ali other property belonging the said estate,
ing Of Mules Cattle Hogs Sheep $40 600 sacks Of Corn
1900 pounds Of well cured Bacon, Wagons, Flows and all
kinds Of Farming Utensils set OF Blacksmith Tools,
Household snd kitchen Furniture, and great many ether
things too numerous TO MENTION SAID Plantation is Mss-
Bppi county, lying the Mississippi IS miles above
Mem phis, and three and nall from Randolph opposite f.
land 3-contsning 100 25 Of which cleared, IS
growing corn, y m wheat which will be sold with
the plantation. Also, has good Frame DWellinghOUse,
negFO-cabns horse mill and other Ouhud-
iBgs Alss, cseTns and apple and peach orchard.
Sad plantation is entirely freed Om high water by State
levse For fnrheT information, ca the subscriber, Big
Creek, Shelby county, Tenn, Dr. J. NJ. HARDING,
the adjoining plantation Terms made known the day
sale. [aprl2-dlawtdl JOHN HARDING, Executor.
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NASHVILLE COAL COMPANf-NOTICE
--- m sLLLlsCR LREHN DE STOCK

CALI, Of TWENTY rER the Stock subscribed 10
a Ssd Company ordered, payable in % DAYS from he
Is Of February. Payment 30 Be- made At the Bank Of the
IN on Veraudah budng Cedar street. By order OF the
FtSpSi-n p ,. gAETRR, TTssssgSIs
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For Sale

O0O ACRES OF LAND, situated three or four miles
EOU NOTthes ofths city, between, Gaatn and Porter
Turnpike Roads. One Tract Of about 55 acres
subdided in pieces varying from &c to sOaCes, and will
sold In Lots the whole may best suit purchasers
Ihsis Tract Of superior Land entirely from rocks
It's soil deep and Of the richest quality ell mbered and set
in blue grass has number Of fine Springs st all times al
fOrdng abund ppy Of the puTest From the
Galain road is reached By good Turnpike half nils
in length, and q road in building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On hs Farm
is comfortable dwelling and OuI-houses young apple
orchard $50 trees peach orchard and long OF
new and substantial fence skirts place the
road Tsrms-l Band years. with interest from date OF
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract OF about JOS acres three miles
Northeast from the city and about half mile from the Gal
latin road This Tract is nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and subdvded into Lots containing from 20 %
acres, and nterseced by convenient Temsl and
Q years, with interest Possession given Immediately for
either both Of the above Tracts Land provided the Pur
will pay equivalent for the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN ID. WINSTON,
mar27-dtf. % Cherry street.
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APPS CARTER, MCKAY & co.
TOPPERAS.-5O barrels CoPperas just landing,
~ APPS CARTER, MCKAY 4 co.
RlSH PUTATOES.-IOO barrels Pinkeyes lust
landing from Cincinnati. CA TER, MCKAY & CO.
PIO COFFEE.-2OO bags Orleans Rio Coffee, Just
IL landing CARTER, MCKAY co.
ENGLISH WALNUTS AND FILBERTS.-
~ Is bags Eiberts, ell fresh just landing
APPS GARTER MCKAY co.
E7REEH DATES AND SUNDRY.-IO trails
Dates = boxes koek Candy assorted 10 bEs Italian
MacaTOny; boxes Italian YeImacia; 10 boxes Juube
Paste beEes Fig Pase tisrces smyrna Figs just re-
ceved and for sale very low BY
APPS CARTER, MCKAY 4 co,
SACk SALT.-200 bags tine and coarse Salt Just re-
- celved CARTER MCKAY q co.
WHEELING NAILS.-2OOO Kegs Wheeling Nails
w all SIZES, just received by
APPS CARTER, MCKAY 4 co.
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" Weep not for him who dieth-
For he sleeps and is at rest"

Pref. Woods Hair RestOraJiVe.-IlS wen
dsul preparation having extensive sale in all parts Of
hs Union. OF the few patent medicines which
ever country, really what tAsr iHEeA-
claim for them Wherever 1t has lad fair trial, the
result precisely Wood predicts II has
failed the white hair back hs natural color where
the directions have been strictly followed, and in
has restored the hair upon heads that had been bald
foryearS. not pretended that will mako the hair grow
every case bat where fails certainly remedy
The the hair has been effected many in
where the seemed utterly hopeless, that it
certainly worth while for all who have lost their Try
the experiment Of using bottle tive Of Woods RestoTl
uvs.-HohHs Workman.
HOIIOVay's Pills and OIntment.-PREJB
VAEaUsHEDhe dispsnsaes and hospitals OF Europe
regularly supplied with these remedies They
admitted TO BE- indispensable in disease exterior HteEu
Rents aHd the secTetiVe organs.
Z Sold at the manufactures, No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York and No. pa Strand Tendon and BY drUgZiEI At
25C- G15fo. an 81 per box or pet
Notice inhalation in COnsumpTIOns-sss
advertisement undo this head. Female Complaints Vsns-
real Affections DY Tsls Diseases Heart and Liver
6ze-. will meet II due attention. Tost26-d6m.
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NEWS.

- Naj. BEN. MCCULLoUeH, the Texas Ranger,
has been appointed q. S. Marshal for the Eastern
District Of Texas. Good appointment.
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NEW BOOT AND sHOI
Holm C. Shay.

NY person related 10 John G. Shaw, deed, who was
n born in Ireland, and emgraed 70 the United States,
aud died his way om Tennessee 70 CEnrnla In ls,
vii 6nd ID to their interest address J. B. HALBERT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. MARTY Tam.
- little Rock EArk) True Democrat ana New York
CITIZEN copy 10 amount Of So and send accounts 70 this
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DIED-In this city on the 18th inst, L. B. POWELL,
Of Little Rock, Ark He was a kind and afec-
tionate parent and leaves wife and seven children
to mourn their sad bereavement but they have a
consolation in knowing that he died he had lived,
a christian. Happy they that die in the Lord,
for they shall be relieved from their suerngs and
their works Will follow them" He died of Con-
sumption, and through all his suTerings manifested
spirit Of fortitude and resignation truly surprising
He died as the sun was gliding to the west, and
its gentle and mellow light streamed in at the case
ment of his windows, fell asleep in DEATH and died
without murmur.
''Weep not for him who dieth--
For he sleeps and is at rest"
TheEubject Of this brief memoir was formerly Of
Warren county, North Carolina where his parents
now reside. He was a man of superior acquire
ments and much learning, having graduated with the
first distinction in the University of his native State
and also at the Pennsylvania University.
Little Rock, Arkansas and North Carolina papers
please copy.
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TY virtue Of execution to me directed from the Oh
ID Gerry court a. Nashville its November term 1856 in
favor Of c. y Bueu Clerk and Master, W C.. Tindo
aud Robert Tudell. / will.
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1857.
exDosc sale the Court Yard CITY of Nash
Vile to the highest bidder cash. all the right title claim
and interest that ". and Robert Iinde have in and TO
certain piece, parcel or Lot OF Ground. being
The county Of Davidson, state Of Tennessee and civ OF
Nashville, the being Lot No, the division Of lots
formerly owned by John liGde decd, fronting on Market
street. n what is kncwnas College Lots So feet and run
ming back feet. upon which Lot there a two story
Brick Deed Registered In Book D and page 800
Registers Office Of Davidson county.
ALSO, all the right, lite, Claim snd interest that Robert
Tudel has and piece parcel of Land situated and
being in the same County and STATE aforesaid College
Hill south Of the corporation Of Nashville, il being halt of
Lot No. designated il the plan Of Campbes Lots
s say the Southern half Of said Lot fronting 80 feet
Market street running back l42 feet to alley being
Lot that conveyed Martha p Hanks by Richard
Hanks, Deed Registered In Book No pages l52 and 49,
Registers Ofise OF Davidson county. Sale within legal
hours. J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
By R a. CANEBELL, Deputy Sheriff.
April 4, Is57-tds [apT7-prs fee IS,
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HERMAN q RAMS

hERNAN q RAINS,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARTFS.
NO 10 OUTSIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
DAINTS, &c-Linsesd oil, White lead SUN white ZIr-
Dark Black, Ind Red, Bag and Burnt sienna lime
rial Green dry and 10 o WindoE Class Varui1ts sard
Paper Paint Brushes, Varnish Bru-h-s Painters uusirz
&c, for ale BY lapsSi KEENAN, 81 RAINS.
DIR. HORSES INVIGORATIHG CORDIAL,
TTOR the esf Dyspepsia General Debility los 81 Nus
Il cular Ere gy, Physical Lass udr Ell Nervous Disorders
and General Pr0strauon. For sale BY
APPS herman & RAfy-.
TTNHE celebrated Partisan ~rampa War Tor cleansing and
I beaudging The hair, just received by
APPS KERNAN & RAINS.
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TO Wholesale DEALERS.
ID. w. RUSSELL,

Do " H = ADk-NaNANN1
MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THB SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURCS, CINCIN ATTI & LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO so BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
THE following portion Of the articles propose taxing
orders for Rsctided Bourbon, Reserve, MOnOngahela
and Rive Whistles; Brandy, Wns Gin, Rum, Ale and Por
ter LOngWOrh's Sparkling and Dry CataW6a Wines, Star
and TalOE Candles German and Psm Soap, Lard and LA
seed Oil White Lead Nails Stoves, Castings and HO
ware Wood and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware HardW such ShOTes Spades Hose Axes
Picks MattOcks Cordags Wrapping Paper, Matches, &c
Orders handed me will trouble OF ordering e1pen
sea Of travelling purchase authorized take
derson the same terms and prices you could purchase II
YOU was At the factories person All orders handed
will Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
on opening Of CATION Hoping share good portion
Of your bsrsty and kndnsS remain very respect
fully, - ,
Oct28-U d. W. RUSSELL.
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CHANCERY SALE.

TOR and on account OF the Clerk and Master the case
Il Marcus B. TOney by &c, pa5e, in the Chsncey
Nashville, by virtue OF decree sad cause, will
THURSDAY, the 7h Of May next, the premises, sell
public sale Ten Acres Of Land, situated in lower Edg
field, Davidson county, Tennessee the Whites Creek
Turnpike. It will be laid OF into Lots plan Of which will
be published before the day Of sale.
TEKHs-Twenty per cent cash balance in one, and
three years fOrno.s satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
and lien retained. A. V. 5. LINDSEY.
K. X AuctioneeF.
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CHANCERY

DOR and Of James P Maury, Commissioner in
Il the Of n K. Perkins and Martha his WIFE, VIM.
Reid and sally c. bis wife, Abram P Maury Sepims Maury.
and Ferdinand c. Mauy, heir Law Of Mary E. T. Maury
deceased, by virtue Of decree Of the ChanceTy Court
NaIhvle, in said cause will sell at public sale, ihe
premises WEDNESDAY, the 29h dag Of april, about 20
Lots in Nashville in front Of the Water Works, par
tcuar description Of which will appear in haBd-b, TO be
Issued before day Of sale.
TERMH-A credit Of one, two and three years. for
satisfactorily secured, bearing intsrestanda lien retained
A. S. LINDSLEY, SO College street.
Z. r CLAscOCE AuctiOneeT. lmar29-G.
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d ECBIVBD this day per steamer sjhe West - barrel
III Of Cider Call soon if ysu wish good Cider.
d. W. kU IS Kill, AGENT
mar3l Corner Broadand Front streets.
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Fur mis- hing
AND
GOODS.

Just received per express suPuEb assortment of Shirts,
81 Neck Ties. Cravsjs, Collars, Dressing Robes Sus-
pendeTs Half HOse Stocks Kid and silk Gloves, Underwear
Ofevery variety, Trunks Nalses and Carpet Bags Also
fresh supply Of PerumeEy and Toilet Soaps Hair Tooth and
Nail Brushes Tog her With choice lot Of ell, Buffalo,
Ivory Combs. DC. We invite all 90 examine stock
aud promise TO sell al moderate prices.
J IT, M'GILL.
Ladies' and Gen tlemen's Furnishing Sore OF the
Square and College street. april
COEORED SHIRTS.
lust received fine assortment OF colored Shirts latest
y STYLES, and at various prices. J H. MCGILL.
SHIRT BOSONS.
WE have a superb lot Of B0sOms Shirts some
w of them handsomely embroidered for sale by
april ). II. MCGlLL,
FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
INST received fresh supply Of Lubin's extracts Co
81 ognes, Hair Dyes, Hair Oil OK Marrow, &c. Every
variety Hair, Tooth, Nail Flesh and Cloth Brushes
Ladies' and Geutlemens Travelling Also, Satches
Cabas Chess Men and DominOes. Vest and Sleeve Buttons
Coat Links; Pearl Silver and Morocco Port Monaies Bead
and silk Purses She'll Puff, TuckiDg, Reading and Pine
Tooth Combs choice variety # Ivory and Palm Leaf Fans
Pocket Knives, and fine Raz1rs single in SETS and for
sale BY H. MCGILL,
Ladies and Genuemens Fu ruishug Sore corner College
treet an the square. aprIl
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE va.
EEE pow E 4 En L 4 Il

maF&t-Ou y CHefsg street,
EXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE va.
TER POWER AND LAND.
THE undersigned will sell public sae, the upper end
Oflbe Market House, in The city Of Nashville, on
nsrroWs Of HarPeth," it being the second TUune excg-
valed by late Montgomery Cell the Nanows. Il was
reserved by him deed Of gin, conveying the
use which for than IS has furnished power
the extensive Forge, Gris and Saw Mills Of Platter
son Iron Works. The offered for sale in all
spects equal the one in There is attached TO il su
cent ground buildings that the purchaser may need TO
carry such establishment he wish erect also
gssB and egre to and from and Ten Acres o. ground said
be laid of tbs opposite side the river the
mouth OF Tunnel. This property well worth the
animation and attention Ofcspasts, persons wishing
manufacture Is an eNcslLenI chance LOT sPeeulauon II
miles from Nashville and abOut2 miles from Turn
on seF f the unGersignedi but OF course il must be seen
to be appreciated. TeTms-Twelye months with security
and alen retained. W T. WATKINS,
O. P. MoR0BERTs,
march2O-dti. Executors Of NJ Bell
FOR SALE,
ON SATURDAY, the ls.h day Of April next, at the Cour
House Yard, in the city Of Nashville Tennessee, viii
expose At public sale the highest bidder for cash, ahke
negro Woman about p years Of age. Said negro woman
is No house servant first rate nurse good paster
eook and washer and rOneT and sol in compliance
Wtb decree rendered January Term Of
cult Cont for Davidson county, Tennessee
aprs-dtd T.. CHlLDkBss, Admir- &C.
FOR SALE.
OF with three Frame 1iors on it, fronting 81 feet Cd
l. Cedar street l0I feet from the Public Square
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Dwell
LIhCiSs
WE eeT for sale Two large bck HOUSES rooms Ia eac
w the Of Summer and Jefferson streets. The
Lot fronts feet ersOn We will take for the
above property value the houses aud give the 67 feet
Of ground f good measure. Apply Immediately 70
J. L. & X w BROWN,
nrchI3 AK Cherry street
FOR SALE US LIKE.
HAVE for sale hire a NEGRO GIRL, fourteen years
A old. Apply my residence No. 80 berry street.
aprll-lW. VIM sItlCNsLL
DR.. JOHN II. MORTON,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professional services 10
II eissHs Of NasaVs and Vicinity once, 90 81 CheTy
treoB fiABF5-SIy
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CHANCERY SALE,

Z. R. CLAscoCK, AuctiOneeT. lm4r29-tf
CHANCERY SALE,
TNOR and Of the Clerk and Master, in tho
Il OfHenry CTutcher adminsira &c +. g. CTutcheT
ais, in the ChanCery COura Nashville, by virtue OF de-
in said cause, will, THURSDAY, the 7h OF May
next pre- nIses sell public SALE Forty Acres
Land, in Davidson county, Tennessee the Whites Greek
Turnpike and Cumberland River gthe lands Of Dr.
Shelby. This Tract will be subdyided into smaller Of
from 30 aVeac particular description Of which
will appear in bsnd-bis before the day of sale.
TEEMs-A credit of one two and three years. for
actOTy secured bearing interest and lien retained. Sale
atlI o'clock, A. NJ. A. V. S. LINDSEY.
ErLar Amninnnar- LanriIq-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

At meeting of the members of the bar of
the Third Judicial Circuit, in attendance up
on the Special Term of the Circuit Court at
Harrison, now about to close, the following
proceedings were had, to wit:
On motion, Col. John A. MINIS took the
chair, and d. c. Trewhitt, Eco, was appoint
ed Secretary. The chair then nominated A.
G. Welcker, John W. White, G. Blaeknall,
and G. w. Lyle, a committee to draft resolu-
tons expressive of the sense Of the meeting,
who reported the following
RESOLVED. That the thanks of this bar are
due to the Hon. L ALEXANDER, Judge pre-
siding by interchange with the Hon. JOHN G.
GAUT for the able, courteous, and dgnifed
manner, in which he has discharged the du
ties devolvng upon him as the presiding Of
ficer of this Court.
Resolved That it is the sense of this bar
and of the people Of the county of Hamilton,
without making any distinction to the dispar-
agement of that Kind gentleman and able
jurist who is our Judicial head in the Third
Circuit. that in Judge Alexander the people
and the State have a faithful guardian of
their rights. and an able and impartial expo
nent of the principles of law upon which
those rights depend. and by which they are
regulated and determined.
Resolved. That we will gratefully cherish
the recollection of the urbanity and kindness
of Judge Alexander. in our intercourse with
him, and whatever fortune may betide him
in the eventful future, he has the assurance
Of the deepest solctude of the members Of
this bar for his welfare and happiness
Resolved That the Chattanooga Advertiser
he requested to publish the foregoing pro
oaad;nra and tho Athonc Past cnny than
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MARRIAGE.-IfI were talking to my own
daughter, | would entreat her never to allow
herself to dwell upon marriage Ms an object
of life. Dignity and delicocy sink, l can.
not say how rapidly, when once that idea
takes possession of the mind; and so for hap
piness there is no more miserable being in
existence than woman, past the excitement
of youth, aiming to be married for the sake
of being married She becomes more and
more dissatisfied and envious, aud negIectful
of present duties. May you never become
what have seen many Others, solely from
the influence of this one false, degrading
principle.
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A KING RoBBsp.--We find in the foreign
news in the columns Of the London Times,
of late date, the following: "rhe Turin pa
pers mention the following singular incident:
The King Of Piedmont, whilc out on a sport
ing excursion a few days ago, having be-
come separated from his suite, was stopped
by party of robbers, who demanded his
purse. "But am the King" was the royal
reply; to which the robbers answered, ave
know that very well, and II is precisely for
you that we were waiting here" The wood
being solitary and the suite ut distance,
his majesty was obliged to yield compliance.
and held out tolhe robbers purse contain
ing twenty gold Napoeons, which was re-
ceive6 with marks Of the greatest respect.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March Q.
Herewith hand statement Of our Produce market
The stock Of BACON is increasing, and owing to the
imperfect in which some, might say greater
portion of 1t is cured the price OF Bacon quoted low
err than IL otherwise would be- but selling the well
cured Bacon from my smoke-house for one cent per
pound more than promiscuous lots quote extremes
at 10Y a 12c-most parcels sell, however, for II a
for country while the city cured commands ready
sale at lA % l2c The same applies to the several
parts and / quote hams 10 @ 13c; sides II a 19c;
shoulders 10 O 1Okc LARD very scarce at 13 a 14c.-
Pork a &c. BEEF a Sc. Corn 81 "a 90c. MEAL IS
q 81. OATS s. q Zoe SrOcK PEAS Csc q 81 WHEAT,
81 ,95 @ 80 for red and white FLOUR $50 a As for
superfne. and s25 % $50 for extra, y Dbl. FRArH-
Frs AZ 90 so. No Dried Fruit in market. BUTTER 20 a
26c. EoGs 10 o. 12Hc. Pa Mfrs 81 a 1880.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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DEoEIr.-Persons who practice deceit and
arti6ce always deceive themselves more than
they deceive others. They may feel great
complacency in view of the success Of their
doing, but they are in reality casting mist
before their own eyes. Such persons not
only make false estimats Of their own char
meter, but they estimate falsely the opinion
and conduct of others. No person is obliged
to tell all no thinks, but both duty and self
interest forbid him to make false pretenses.