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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25
THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELING,

Es Fgs t7saEa oFFt6 hhM gsss z asb j akEsf
l. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ferryboats connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot Of ST. Ann street Jackson Square EVERY MORNING.
at T1a O'Clock, precisely ,,Ss,5 rzs5 - g.@.
hgiers Depot ".
Arrive at Bashear City Berwick s Bay. al Il n
. Inward Trains Leave a. 80
Arrive at Gretna- 450 Ph
Freight viii Be for Berwicts Bay and
stations the wharf foot Of ST. Lons street day. AL
s5g1afrfsH gESE ESt r. 1T g
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LIAE FROM new ORLEANS
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York, Boston,
Fhade phia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc. g.
O'Clock r H. from Cairo from which point continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. N. -
! 90 Evening Express at 8 PAM
road for ST. Louis PA MA with Terre Haute Alton Rail
Louisville and CINCINNATI at pECATUR wiz Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jack tonvlle and Naples
LAsALfG with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island DAv
export and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Buring.
Railroad for Gaehu Burlington Quincy and Central
| Iowa, arriving At pu NithlTH in "a hours -,
eh St. Paul and all intermediate landings, arrival OF
| the from Cairo. ,,
Going East there change Of between Cairo and Chit
cago and bEt three from Cairo New York Through Chi
lsours Niagara Falls 80 hour New Yorh4S hours.
| Baggage checked through. ~
pa-Foe through tickets Information apply rt the Hi
as ~ = W. F.. REDD1ECi, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25

NnERsoN ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
IA CH ANT AND AGENT FOR JEF Gerry IS DOUBLE-
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBHER BALL VALVES.
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szs UNITED STATES TfsH- r7azss !,
~ - WEEK LINE ss,5s

iass Ii III = ~ tsfsss IL, II Al LINE +
fssSsas4sssSs 70 YICkSBtLtt siFspsssszsssa
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY, I0N SATURDAY, at
hP M at5P. M T. NJ.
The inaeuifgentU The nagniaeaptl The magnificent u
States mail pacSetlU lU. S. mail packet States mail packet
prlacess, ,EIpt;inlC- q d o L lNntehe2. Captain
Wilson, Will leave! !Cap T. Il. GaHontT. II teaIheg, viii
OorasonyieI win leave Don. leave for Donaldson
PaaneilB, Baton Me- Plaque Vile Paquenle M
Rouge Port Hudson ifs Baton Range lion Rnuge Port lud
aye Sara dlPoft Hudson, Bayou op Bayou Sara, Red
Riel Ianline FoG ra, Red River River Landing, Fort
Adams Matches lI.aading, Fort Adj Adams, Natcez Wa
WatrprntF Rc6iey ans NFche2 Wa erproof, Rodpey ST.
ST. Joseph Grndt terproGf Rodney Joseph, Grand jialf
Gulf Josep Grand Warleltoll ard Vics-
Vcks sbarg e rsytiuf Wnrrenton b,uE every SATUR-
TUESDAY, at s T. V-itkstirs Milf DAY. at p. NJ. =
NJ, ikel's Bend sf Lake ;
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B A LTIM @ RE ,

"a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMFSNTAL
IRON WORK nude rsigne't beg leave to inform
featuring ali kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work, Nosst5 and 81 Circus street. such Verahs F
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges Roofs, etc - 30
They constantly band Cast Wrought Iron Col
urans and Sash Weights fill all ordersof
every Of Castings Gouinns Store and House Fren
with despatch. = -. !.
- - rfsttE"s e t..Fr. 81 BENNETT 4 60.
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sSTk tVAEsT. Oh ARLE1s "A .,-DRALER IN FINE
- and Fashionable Furniture Nos Iii aud l73 Canastteet.
GGANAAN a. CO., ID. p., DEALERS IN MILL
- merry md Fine Fancy Dry Goods, Nos IL and Il Charres
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StsTS- FOR GENOA-pAsSAGE oNEY-THE Al
fT2s fast sailing American hip John sidney. Cant.
heeler is new loading and having al her eaigo
saged will have quick dispa'cF..-
j. T. WHITNEY & CO., s. Carondeiet ST,
For rassage having fa Recommendations apply captain
on board. ..-a- a24
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-31

THE CANPBELLs.-But three nights more reraEih
Of this populr troupe in our city. The occasion is
devoted to the benefit of W, W. NEwCoxB, and apart
from this gentlemans claim to a substantial benefit
a more attractive bill could not be offered A bur
lesque on "Shakspeares Macbeth" is to be per-
formed, together with the negro sketch 'Mesmeric
Doctor" NEwcONB viii deliver his "Woman's
Rights Lecture" and enact his comcal representa-
tions Of negro life together with the singing Of the
new songs " Kiss me Quick and Go" and Blow We
windy mornings"
MATT PEEL will exert his inventive faculties to
iscover some new vein Of wit and humor, and enact
his Characteristic Dances plantatiOnishes and conf
cslities. RUNsEY promises a new and original boys
ration, together with his entertaining "interlocu-
tory" performances. KEENE, DoNNIKER, FARREN-
BERG, Master PEEL, ADAMS and all the talented per-
formers unite in making this benefit occasion rich in
novelty and attractiveness
NEwCoNB, in many phases of negro delineatiOn,
has distinctive merit growing in freshness and in
terest on acquaintance. In everything which he at
tempts nature and application is intermi1ed often
sparkling with originality and beaming with impress
siveness. His Essence Old Virginia" and Wo-
mans Rights Lecture" are undertakings in which
be has no superior, and they will ever be identified
with him. Where nature, coupled with application,
is appreciated there he will become a favOrite Give
him good benefit tonight
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-31

We learn that C. W. ANDERSON, agent for the rail-
FOad lines from Charleston to the west has left for
Memphis, for the purpose Of advertising the route
to that place. The business public of that city may
rely upon any arrangements and statements made
BY Mr. ANDERSON. He has arranged through
freight tariff on Eastern goods from New York, Phil
adelphia, and other Eastern ports to Memphis, via
Charleston, at pro rata rates worked to Nash
Vile.
This line is daily delivering goods at Nashville
with great regularity to time and at uniform rates
rs published; and notwithstanding the good stage
Of water in the river has been able to compete sue
oessfuIy with northern lines; the Memphis merchant
will find this line more reliable than any northern
line can be; cit is neither dried up nor froze up
Consequently delays are seldom complained of.
Charleston has been liberal in aiding western i'm
prOvements having half million stock in the Nash
vile and Chattanooga and half million in the Mem
Phis and Charleston roads, and so long as she offers
quail facilities and low rates as any other North
ern Southern line she should receive the patron
age Of TeunesseGns.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CaAnLrsrou, March 28--Ths steamer Isabel ar
rived from HaTanna and Key West with dates % the
18th She brings two companies Of artillery, under
command Of Major Arnold from Fort Myers, Flori.
de-, bound for New York Nc IndisR news. Nc
wrecks reported ct Key West.
HavAxA.--The duty on maize and corn Is reduced
one third. Troops are concentrating az Havana for
embarkation 70 Mexico. The condition Of Cuba is
prosperous. Weather sultry. The steamer Granada
arrived with 100 deserters from Walkers army in
Nicaragua, bound for New York.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The following Postmss.
ters have been reappointed jacob Carter, Concord
New Hampshire; Reuben s. Cheney, Jackson, Mi
chigan.
Lieut.. Meadsr's case, before the Naval Court of
Inquiry, is nearly concluded It has occupied seven
teen days That Of Peter Wager, Jr., late Master
in Navy, win be taken up on Monday
ST. Louis, March 2s.-The explosion last night was
caused by the accidental discharge Of pistol which
ignited canister Of powder. Three persons were
killed and several injured; loss S50OO
LOUISVILLE March SO-The river is recedine
gradually feet water in the canal, feet inches
the falls.
Private advices received at New York state that
conference of commissioners Of the Government Of
Costa Riea, Guatamala, Honduras and San Salvador,
are in session at St. Mgual negotiating the partition
and annexation Of Ncarauga among the above States
New York, Flour declined cents; wheat, corn and
provisions are firm; Pork declined cents Whisky
3 Stocks, frmer.
WASHINGTON, March 3O-Lee indicted for the
murder Of Hume has been acquitted. a..
LOUISVILLE, March SO.-5 feet on Falls Cincin-
natl Whisky, SSl Sugar advanced I Lard, 183
rest unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, March 8O.-The upper streams are in
good boating order.
WASHINGTON, March 30-The steamer Niagara
will leave New York on the 10th Of April to lay the
submarine telegraph cable.
Mr.. Stanton, Secretary Of State Of Kansas, leaves
to-day, to act Governor until Walkers arrival in
May.
The following collectors have been reappointed
Mr.. Hillyer at Newark, New Jersey Wills, at Ok
ford, Maryland Dill, at St. Johns, Florida; Seiria
Pensacola, Schumate, Detroit vice Harmon.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Judge IngersoI of the
United States Circuit Court, confirmed the right of
-he New England Car Spring Company, for the man
lfacture Of vulganized rubber springs under Good
years patent made inunetions perpetual aaginst the
Union Indian Rubber Company
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Ia The residence of A. P. Doris, on Broad
street. was entered on Sunday night last, and some
$40 taken from the pocket of Mr.. R. D. Shropshire,
recently Of Springfield. Mr.. S. not long since
an editor Had he continued such he would never
have been robbed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-31

PUBWo SALE OF Forty Lots IN EpGEFELD.- ].
L. r. W. BROwN will this day Tuesday 3ist
inst at II o'clock, m, the premises sell to
the highest bidder long time about forty bcauti
ful building lots in Houstons Brockways, ZoIlicof-
fsrs, Blood's, DR., Herman's and Bang Roberts's
most beautiful additions to Edgefeld, and only few
minutes walk from the public square. Ou.nibuses
will leave the Square at half past 10 o'clock Cola
ton as usual.
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PUBLIC SALEOF SrVALUABLE CITY
.

nN MONDAY, the 18Th Of April next, the premises
~ will sell siI very valuable Lois Broad street, In
OF Summer.
Lot the Northeast Of Broad street, fronting
30 feet on Broad street 80 feet street,
Also Lots Broad street. adj above
fronting each feet Broad running back 100 feel
foot alley, belonging exclusively The prop
eTty,
Also Lot the South Of Broad street, front
ing 40 feet Broad I4O Summer, with 90
alley the and within IS Of the Southern Rail
road Depot. This Lot iS FREE Soil.
All this properly bly suat ted for business, be-
Rail Depot and the Wharf, and the only street
Of good width in the city.
These Lots will become prominent business stands Come
and for rseves.
Terms-I. and credit for nstes satisfactorily
cured. bearing AEd lien retained Sale At II
o'cOck, A. NJ A, Y. S, LINDSEY.
B. K GLA.cnCK, A1ct OneeF, TmaT29--tds
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CoUVTERFEIrER' A gang of counterfeiters Of
White, Wauel, D, Kslb and Jackaon couutile,
have been recently arrested and bound over, for
easing unteFfeit bills on tie Northern Bsnk of
kentucky, and the Bank of Georgetown, D. G.
here Sans TO he ouite nest Of ths gentry
Sparta Democrat AIrch %
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MY FIRST PJBAIC SALE.
ED FIFE ID,

ON THURSDAY, the 9th Of April next, on the premises
~ viii sell the following Building Lols all Uf CD
well worth the attention Of buyers.
Remember property ia and around Nashy lie is adVancrg
rapidly and he VIII delays buying this year will
pay large advance hereafter The Lois shall offer
90 follows
ON WATSON STRgET-EiE beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence Mr. Buck, fronting each 50 and ng
hack 1872 feet to IS et alley These the Lots that
enclosed with the cedar picket fence that
ON RUSSELL STREET-ln HousIOn's Add ton, Lois 90,
90 81 D. 49, "a, and IS t the Of Oak) These Lots
80 fest and 40 feet deep Also, LO No II Wood
land street, in this Addition surrounded with plank
fence.
oSFATHBRLAED sTREET-LOt 70, II, 70 and 70 in
3fe1d'a Addition
on FATHEVLAND sTREET-Lots Nos. 5, 6, 7, 6, 9, and
10 in BlOod's addition.
on RUSSELL STREET-LOtI Nos. "a, IS and 10, In Zoi
c0far's AiditiOn.
ON WOODLAND sTREBT-Nos 10 90, 81, %, 90 and "a
10 BOOd's Addition Immediately opposite buildings
being erected by MessTs Hicks Darden and Morgan
These LOS shall not brag thing could say
them would fell Tar short OF the truth.
on TIKI GALLATIN PlKE-Lols Sos. g. 6, 9, II, 70 and
I3in Fosters Addition,
Lots Nos and in BlOod'S ADDITION.
That handsome Let adjoining the residence Of Mr. WASH
with a street the side,
That LIT adjoining residence Of Mr. Leseur
fronting 100 feet thu Turnpike and running back 30 feet
90 an alley.
haud.oms Lots Turnpike 10 shsbys Addition
being Nos l35 and 1856.
three years. for bearing interest satisfactorily
dorsed and lien retained Sale positive. Omnibuses
usual. A. V. =. LINDSLEY.
b. R. GLLscoCK, Auc'ioneer.
~ Alsn Lots 100 and IOI IN shebys Addition on Wood
land street, adjoining the old residence. Iusr29-td.
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HARrER FOR APEH.-Messrs. W. 7. BERRY s Co.
have received Harper's Magazine for April
Messrs. JoHS York Co. have also received la
per for April
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Chemical Laboratory,

FUk IHE ANALYSIS OF
ORES, SOUS, MINERAL WATERS, &CO
DR ANSNAN Practical chemist, Professor OF AnnlyhcHl
u AID Agricultural Chemistry IN the University = Nash-
ve i'll give prompt attention to the AnAl sis OF al OEss,
Soils Mineral Waters, &c. sent 10 him
Charges the analysis Of i,sR sud copper ores, SOi In
variHb advance.
Consulting CGce and Laoorat Ty at the Medical College
b- Pupils IN Practical Chemistry received any
time. tmHT25-' Sly.
DIR. MORNtS' INNtt,OH TING CIIssBI Al,
VNUR tue o. dyspepsia General Debility Nervous
II ness, &c. DC. No language can convey sirqsste
idea Of the i'm mediate aud al marvellous ch7URe which
il cccasnns Ia the dis ssed drbtatsi shaer
ys en-, whether broken down by weak by
impaired by Sickness the aud rraNad
ganEsisU is rehTaced, rsvvihei and bulls up TIE
and ply uVlOms OF di vanish tpge her
under nueGce. The shopping trembling victim de-
preston becomes a Well Oh" pre- arsIon be
called the sMe icina Wonder af the Ni"s 10 Cen ury
Try H Prepared by Dr. G. Ring New York, sold BY
marg7-tf HERMAN & RAINS.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, No 70 PIhHc ~qusEs.
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For Sale.

OoO ACRFS OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZU Worth otthe city, between the Gelatin aud Porter
TTpigs Reads. One Tract NJ about i55 has be
spbdisi pieces varying from ID 70 Oaeres ana will
be snd Lots the Whole best suit pureba'sEs
Tract superior Land entirely free from rocks
deep Il the richest quality well nbeTad and set
in UIue grass number Of fine Springs at all times AZ
fOding sOund supply VI the PuTe water FROM the
GaAtiG road Is reached by cd Turnpike half mile
in length, 4 road now in cOuTsa Of building passihg
tbvnugn the Tract the Cumb Tland River On te Farm
il comfortable dwelling and Out-hOus5s young apple
orchard OF go peuch orchard AID long range OF
pe an1 suban fence skirts the place the
road Tsrms-I, > land years. sh interest from date O
pu chase ,o- 49, -, IL,
IRON city and about half mile from the Gal
latin Foad This Tract nearly surrounded By turnpike
rsds and subdivd-d into Lots eontssnug from 10 Is
acres nteTseced BY nveDent avDuss iermb-l aud
. yeas with interest PO session given Immediately for
eher or above acts of Land provided the puT
chaser will pay lair uigslent Tor tha growing crops and
stock includ ed. JOHN NlNSIoN'
r.v97-dtf Is Cherry street.
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IA. MONNtN, INHItO-I q


ID Sch vBJ per steamers allie West md Ela cd sHp
IA p, Of Gal-na PatO $, Wnits and Hlus Nrshl osEs
6ns ioT planting. For sale ~ BYRNE MILLER,
NARA No, BrUAd stree.
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BeAB House-keepers will bear in mind that the
evening market viii be discontinued after this even
ing
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NJ. BREMEN. NJ BRIEN, ia
Attorneys at Law,

NANAl AAai.AaF 4 alNNa
OFFICE, NO. ~ WESr-SIDE HENRY SIR ET.
CpOFEs = BUtLDLNG,
Formerly occupied By I'd. kWnEl
I HAVE taken 10 e0plrtnrfstip 50 o. Batzr, Jr-
In the praciss Of Ia all uaFis0s county
One % blih neraly Be- .uuud On ihs 0mca Pom
as especial attention sirsn securinz aad cot rcra ali
aims, aOusy al aYs resdy uh G ecl-d 1een
uslHntiy and regularly eugaso in ny oea in The
AuunlalH District f"r Ege ssI 20 uu. o.
atsad seeuriuz aHd coloru claim i tfrD m1 care
IL The eoantiss % ann7H, Dsks'b Htc, FsFe over
ton, Eutaa and Jackson tsve acqua ttnca
With he dcrchEnts business O. o.
Nashvil iu other .,e, uiE 10 10
thsit inson5srtO confer win me- 10 re- al h-ui.
ITsfsrto auy and a lemons DO kuuu ability
All prompt aitsn.i n 70 busnsss.
marcht7- 57-Iy- MANSON Il b lEN.
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LIND W7RR3YTS L0CATFD.

LAND W ARRARiS LDCA TED.
SHALL leave for the North West sboHt the let of Nay.
Persons having land Warrants shich hsy wish located
will find this favorable OFpOr unity Having visited this
section wihn tae last 10 years, feel con-
3D. nj Of being abe make locations will be salts acoEy
10 those make nve-tmet Is. Ny charges VIII
be 10 Do rem Z Investment refer u 1e bus-
se-s comm nifty Of NASHVILLE generally. For further infor'
nation apuly 10 ". FELLOWbS,
msrg7-WNd IT, No. 25 Cherry str ct Nashville.
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CoAL.--A large quantity of coal from the Sewanee
and .Etna mines was brought to town on Saturday.
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"a We are indebted to the officers of the steam
srs Salle West for late ST. Louis papers.
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NeW AuCti0n llOuse.

HAVE OPENED No p Cedar street, - We
Post once where viii sill every evening. AdvGncs'
mrn made iqBmsns. sale positive and without 70
serve ldec23-tfl G. FOX
FRESH AHRIEALS.
THREE Hundred Watches invoice Of Fancy GOsds,
such a. Fancy Boxes, Writing Des-s, sc together with
o soaps and Cslognss, 10 tee sold to close cnnsgam Ia
jams On Ac EOA.
lust received 100 'Vs6s-rs URabigsi ulot onaFys Als
81 an invoice Uf sH0t Gun ana kines to be sold
CHAh. FOX,
Corner CAsry and Cedar streets, and OPpsll'' u: Pest
Onea, usHS
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80, UUU IIChhISI
Ha-mwvmrsm.n so. -.r.Wnm- =
20J Prizes amounting t2OA 900
OF uCEHu.
WHOLE TICKETS, 8 %; AAi.V rs IS; QUARTERS, e2If
PLAN OF The LOTTkkH.

.2SJ Prizes amounting TO- &2OA 900
or uCEHTG.
WHOLE TICKETS, 8. .; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, &2lS
PLAN OF The LOTTkkI.
The Numbers from to 30 OO0 OTrespOndlng with these
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
The hrst 2s Prizes similarly printed and encrcled,
placed another " heel.
The Wheels srs then TeTOlVed, and numbfr is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and Al the time Prize s
drEWn from the VheT Wlee The Number and Prize drawn
Out opened and exhibited lhe audience snd registered
by the COmmssiOners Prize being placed sgansI the
NumbSr dawn. THIS operation is repeated uHul all The
ArFRo1HATIoE PEIzEs-Ths two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the drn - Prizes will
be entitled 10 the - Approximation fTzs according 10 the
Echsh
vVG Prizes Of $40 will be determined By the last 6g
uFeOf the No. thss draws the t5OOOO price For example
If the number drAWs the $4,000 prize eLds with l. then
ell the tickets where the EunbeT ends in will be entitled
to $50. II the number ends with No 2 then all tickets
where the number enGs IN will be entitled TO t2O, and
20 100.
Certificates Of Packages vii be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk.
certificate Of Package of 10 Whole TckstS ...... $50
10 hAt 1900 ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh OERflEICATS,
Enclose the money address tor tie Tickets order
cd the recspi Of Nhch they will be forwarded By rs
uAil Purchasers have Tickets ending with any By
they mHy designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers immediately after Ehs drawing.
Purchasers Will plsaae WFite har signature psiu give
their Post OtAco, County aud State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
in full WithOug deduction
~ Ali prizes Of 81 800 aud under paid Immediately
after the drSWng-OEher prizes the time Of thirty
days.
Ar communications strictly confidential.
PriEs Tickets ceshed or renewed IN other Tickets al
address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s SWAN d Co, Atlantis Ca
3, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
4 SWAN, BOZ, go, Mobile Ala,
msr97-H or T. STIASTEEN Boz s Nashville.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALEO GROCERIES,
BY
LANIER. PHILLIPS & co.

BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS e. co.
ON M0NDAY,lhe 9th AGir Al 10 o'clock NJ, will ogsv
~ for CASH, in n warehouse large and desir-
able a'sortment Of GEOSEREs comprising IN part fol-
lows
sI2 hhds Sugar, fair TO choice; 800 key. Nsls;
100 acFs Baltimore Coffee; 900 bxs Of and pit Pasks
200 sacks n. o. do 8 hsgs S s. Almonds;
barrels Mnlasses; IS bags Filherts;
IS half bbls do IL bags Pepper;
50 bbs loaf & crushed Sugar, 10 bags Spice,
$50 packages star Candles; bags 6tnKsF
loo boxes Tall0W d 25 boxes Oranges;
IS casks = G Soda leo bbls Rsctaed Whisky;
IpO dozen Painted Buckets; IN bbls Gin;
~ Painted Tubs; u bbls 4 Rum;
50 nests Pain ted Keeleu; IS bills A d. Brandy;
I25 bxs Manufactured Tobacco, . bills Rye Whisky;
assorted brands, heFces Figs;
$50 packages RasIns; Is barrels ViReg1F;
l25 D'Xes Far SOap; So coils Cotton Rope;
s. 4 zen MasOn', ackinE; is ills lutte do;
100 600 Cigars. assorted brands; 10 Ssrdinss;
500 reams Wrapping Paper;
Together with otheF articles 70 make a
piete sale,
maFch3l-td LANTRR. PHILLIPS 4 co.
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PUBLIC SCHooIs.-The Superintendent will give
out tickets daily between the hours of and TO- A. NJ
during week. at the Hume Building, Spruce
street. PareRts and Guardians will please observe
the above, as pupils will not be admitted amer next
week. By order Of the Board Education.
march 27-dlOt
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

UNIUN AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, March 80, 1857.
TOBACCO-Sales at johnson, Horne & Co.'S of
4 hhds at 10; 90; IL 75 10 %.
BACON-Frm at 1O@1Oi for hog round.
LARD.-12 cents in barrels.