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The Foretrn nIarkefs.

LIVERPOOL, April although the demand for
Cotton continues moderate and the import large this
week, there slight hardening in prices of good
staple Middling COttons up to the time Of the an
nouncement yesterday of the rise in the Bank rate
of interest; this, however at changed the tone
of the market: there has been Cotton Offering
since, and prices to-day have been irregular-some
Bowels having been forced of at I'd. y ID. de-
clne-but generally the reduction from the full rates
Of the week is only about Lied y 10. In Manches-
ter, business was better early in the week but has
been unfavorably effected by the Money market.
NIiddiing Orleans l3-l6d; Mobile ll-l6d; Up
lands 9-lGd r ib.-RiebardsoR, Spence & Co.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-We have to report a quiet
market with steady prices for the mddling and bet
ter qualities Of American, but at rather easier rates
for inferior classes. The sales of the week ending
last evening estimated at So O30 bales, specua-
tors taking 4, 100 and exporters $50 bales To-day
they GOoO bales principally to the trade the bu
siness closing without animation at the following quo
tatiOns:
Fair Orleans So Fair Mobiles s
MiddlinC, 1916 Middling Z,
Fair Uplands, Middlng Upland7 cit
Total stock of Cotton in this port, 42g. 900 bales
American sos, 600 bales. Do. same time last 4O7,
600 bales; American 2S2, 900 bales -Brolgn, Ship
| leg s Co.
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AtIanta markets, AprII1s.

Msssrs. Editors: Below please find statement of
Prices Current with US to-day:
BAOoN.-Hog round 12} Clear sides 49, Rib
sides Is; Hens 12@l23; Shoulders ll@lI3.
= LARD.-Barrel, Is; kegs, l6I; tin cans lie.
BUTTER.-ChOice 30c Common 25c.
TALLoW.-12@l21 cents.
FIoUR.-Bbls and sacks, z 100 fbs.-GoOd Super
fine So 81; Extra Family So 81.
GRAIN.-COrn, sacked, so cents; Rye 81 90; Oats,
60 cents.
FEATHERs.-50 cents
sToCK.-Cattle on foot, 7}@73; Shoats 6I@64.
REMARKS.-The demand for Bacon continues
good and receipts not very heavy with prospects of
slight advance. Lard scarce and in demand.
Respectfully, SEAGO, ABBOTT CO.,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga
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For Sale.

'VHE HOMEsTEADOF MATHEW NILSSON, deed -
This tract is beautifully situated he n. q III
Railroad, "a miles from Nashville. and Is known to b. l
the veTy BEST land DO Rutherford county
god cellar fence and mostly u cultivation; tha balance Ell
EmbtFed Hurricane Cr.ek runs through entire act
aHOrdug abundance water the dFyest season.
ars also uumber ol perpetual Spr1Zs, ahch maze n
very des able stock Fam The soil rch speak
for lies IT, nd is WelalapJsd growth cotton 6bae-
Co. gram grass.
The improvement insist Of frame Dwelling with
rooms all 0at houses comp etc, gin, stable, The
subscriber viii be IN AahuIs weeks, and viii take
pleasure showing the promise any VIII may desire 90
purchase Terms easy POSSESSION given lmmsdiatey.
tebra-f L.. NrINoN.
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SEWING MACHINES.

r NJ SINGER q CO. have opened ofise 40 fG pubii
s.utre. Nashville, Tor The sic ar their cefCbrata
SsvfuE Ma hiuHs. Those sh0 wish 90 purchase Seuiu
Machines Vuch Ih8y dIeud nsnu, may do 81 a. OBJ
af0vs 5ls.e TO orally "a ui hy s have u
sewn Machines thzi nssr ga siur % an Ut b
They De sed uu vi brcss ga as sn. L-uen JIoh
Got Leafner, D. merely anzi.r the herdl- au
IT, read Ties Meet iu.s is are Irabe an
s mple than auy others. Ihss led do uhp
thty are rel re- ensQ. Singers Mach re 90 eslfb
fact Gail AID t ia operation g6 Public sauar-. Nasl
vile l. n. sfAGEH a. Cs.
ing prac'iFa Machinst, am Frsl 20 a. 90 pa
cbiHes Of SINCERE that may (5y accIsu gel o.. 81 ossr
aDs-u n soy, Agent.
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57u Amounting si02 500
Whole Tickets 500 Halves SO; Quarters s..
Please address ali orders for Tickets above Magu1-
ant scheme, 70 T. a. HUBBARD & co,
No go Fayette st, or Box No. 40, B1llimore. Nd.
T. n. Hubbard Co. are our author zed gents 30 an
ali orders for Tickets in The Maryland Lotteries
mrb2i-f r. FRANCE & co.
3 n Bo1ingsworth. T. J. Scott.
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A s have sod cut ms cabinet Fsia6iishm'nt 90 Y
n Shaf Co., al persons inaebt.1 % me ar retna
fully requested Oh call AID siila tneir accom- Htnnui
lay oths iss nsy VIII be purIu.0 t1s hands Of 6plec,
for collection.
wish ttsli city Understood that the shove notice Is
s-dsd for every person owes 90 zoe amount "a
sol tary dime q. Vs. McCQMhs,
aDui5-dlm, Church Stree near Chsrry srra1t
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE
NASHVILLE, April %.
TOBACCO.-sales at johnson, Horne Co.'s of
hhds at 90, %, II so.
BACON.-Hog round is worth lie. Clear sides
y cents
LARD.-Is worth l8c from wagons.
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TIE FIRST OF MAY.-Parents Of children attend
ing the free schools of Nashville can have no con-
oeption Of the pleasure and enjoyment that awaits
them in the approaching anniversary of our Public
. Schools. ANATIoEAI DRAMA, embOdyingthe history
of the formation Of the Union and intoxicating in
them desire for its perpetuation, viii be performed
by portion of the girls and boys connected with
the schools. We had the pleasure Of being present
at a rehearsal few evenings since, and in common
with all others were delighted with the performance
The drama, a literary composition, is Indifferent
but its imperfeetions are not perceived or are, at
least lost sight Of when heard recited by the girls
so correct, in general, is the intonaton Of their
voice. so perfect the enunciation Of every sound,
and so unrestrained and natural is the delivery Of
the different parts The drama is interspersed with
speeches, patriotic songs and national music.
While we were pleased with everything we saw, we
were particularly delighted with the speech of Pats
rick Henry, as reeted by thirty forty little
boys in concert. So admirable was their training
that every word was spoken clearly and distinctly
By one voice. while the motions of the hands were
performed with military precision. We do not know
which teacher trained these boys to such perfection
but it surely, in our opinion, reflected much credit
on his ability as teacher the correct rendition Of
an obscure sentence or the demonstration Of a diff
cult problem could have done.
The proceeds which may be derived from this
drama will be appropriated in purchasing a town
clock. We do not see how the pupils can be pune
tual at school without something of the kind, and we
doubt not that the citizens viii make up any def
cheney so that we may soon have the benefit Of a
town clock.
We viii not urge upon our readers to attend the
performance Of this drama on the first Of May, for
we know all who have boy or girl attending these
schools will be present. and IN fact predict for 1t
successful ''run," but we would urge parents
and all others who feel interested, not only in the
welfare Of our system of free schools but Of the city,
to attend the weekly examinations and judge for
themselves whether or not the course of instruction
is not more thorough and taught in a more sys
tematic manner than ever taught in Nashville. This
paper has frequently expressed its sentiments in re-
lation to the present system Of free schools-.his
nursery Of MEN and woNEN-not only Of the wisdom
that conceived the plan and adopted it, but also Of
the efficient manner in which the plan has been car
ried out. Our citizens owe debt of gratitude tc
the Board Of Trustees for their labors in putting the
present system On a firm basis, and still greater
debt if possible for the able manner in which they
have conducted the affairs Of the school since went
into operation.
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SHERIFF,s NALE.

ID Y virtue OF sundry Executions in nv hands
ID against W. c. Mckinley, others, will siisSsA
on SATURDAY. THE 5 RCOND DAY OF MAY -
next expose to the highest bidder, for cash
city OF Nashville all the rght aud interest that W c. Nc
Kinley and the unfinished steamboat MONTICBL
10, No. together with the uInitnIe futures &c Sale
within legal hours J. X EDMUNBSON, she iii,
By H. h. CANFBELL DEFY shef. Iapr2-td prs fee $3.50
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~ ASHVILIE:s

THAxKu.-Messrs HoLLIsTER s CARTER win se-
cept our thanks for their very acceptable present Of
sundries, which we found to be Of very superior
quality.
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CHARLEsT0S.-The attention Of merchants and
dealers in produce is directed the card Of Mr. Go
a. HERIoT, in this days paper business entrusted
TO him viii receive prompt attention.
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CORNs AND BUNIONs.
n HID ALTON, IA. D.


T. r. d ALTON, NJ D.,
LATE SURGEON PEDST
,ote ROYAL Families Of EnsaDd France and Portugal
Man, bsgS to make known having recently arrived
IN Orleans professional and pleasure tour Of this
A s Is% NAsaTILR dans SSh m. . ~ M
be consulted by those afflicted with CORNS OF
NAILS. All Of which, however long standing bad he
guaI antees to cure EFFBCTUALLY and PERMANENTLY,
In shOrt space Of few minutes, without the
EcoNvEERScE, either during their sRl or at
terArds and upon terms 80 strictly reasonable to place
his services Within The reach Of all who require them.
d. DAton's consulting room IL No. 81 ST. Cloud Hotel,
tel office DOORS betwt she Ladies entrance
hotel Cousutanon hours from 10 o'clock A. Tin o.
clock NJ, and rom ill NJ, daily during his very
Dr. D'Aion does not visit under any circumstances and
viii be very partieularto the above hours.
TESTIMONIALS.
goHN P. WALLACE, n D., MENFHs.
Dr.. Dalton has extracted ten from my feet with
perfect and great skill. His knOwledge Chemically
hesaaonln recommending himtO ali who require his
Memphis, Apr1 3, 1857. JOHN P. WALLACE.
FRUM , THOMAS N. n, NEHPHs.
and great rom Of myself aud wife, in
skilful, psialess and mastery manner
Memphis, April q ls57 n AhOAAs'
FROM JANIS YOUNG. N. D., MEsPHIs.
Dr. Alton has extracted number Of very troublesome
oons from the ieet ef member of nj lamily in very
supeoT scientific and painless have no hesits
ton pTOnouncng HIM perfectly master CT his profession
and Hsewiss q talented surgeon.
Memphis, Apnl2, 1857. JAMES YOUNG
Dr. DAlton has likewise received other tes-
monias in Memphis from gentlemen of the highest resPee
liability including III YeTger, Esq., Attorney &c; q
Roche Esq, Banker, and many Others.
He has likewise received similar tstim onals from John
@ Iuge, NJ. a., l. Blackburn, NJ D NJ Blackburn, NJ.
D Hon Turner, Judge Major, Chat4rd Ral,tOn, Esq
Mecalf, Sheriff, n Marshall, ESQ.,, John WaWorth,
Esq Henry Kidall, ESQ, surget, Esq, and others of
NatcneZ
Likewise from Smuel Cartwright, NJ D. considered 70
be Of The eminent physicians In the South, from
CraWeOuT, D., Professor Of chemistry; from Beard,
Professor Of Anatomy aud Oculist; and other equally
ven known professional gentlemen of high standing IN
NEW ORLEANS whicb, with thousands from physicians,
surgeons, the nobility, clergy aud Try Of all classes in
Europe, NAV be seen application during consultation
hours. apr2l-u
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.Tnl1rl u. EnaEsr

"A born In ireland, and emigrIed th uniIod states,
ami died his way from Tennessee 30 California in Iss2
will IND 10 70 their interest address J. b. HALBEHT,
Nashville, Tenn. Tmarl-.uAu3m.
= Little Rock (ArEl True Democrat aud New York
Czsn copy 70 amount Of So and ssud accounts 70 his
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100000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Lottery!
ON HE VANA PLAN.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
THURSDAY APRIL 81, 1857.

10 De uTaWn N baIIInOTeF UIu.l on
thursday APRIL 81, 1857
&. FRANCE & Co. Mansgers.
DRAWINGS conducted under the supentendeuge Of the
u state Lottery Commissioner.
Capital Prize l-OO Prizes Of 81 900 each Lowest
Prize IN the LOlteTJ SIO0-Nh1l5 Tickets $50
This is the Magnificent Scheme drawn in tho
United states. Only 30 700 Tckei5 all Of which printed
follows 5000 10 Whole Tcksts-5OOO n Half Tickets
10000 in quartsT Tckots-lO 900 10 EIghth Tickets.
these Tickets will doubt be sold by day Of
Drawing persons distance will forward their orders
soon as possible.
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MAGRRICENT SCHEWFI
:, 300 Prizes amounting tO...................,
.S2O4,OOO
PRI-B uCEEH.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO. HALV Is 5; QUARTERS, 90,

8, 29O Prizes amounting 70. 1904 ,OUO
PRI-B or uCEEn.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; hALF Is 5; QUARTEHS &21
PLAN OF The LOTTERY
The Numbers from 10 30 OO corresponding with those
are encrced with small lin tubes and placed In one VI heel
Ise nrst 2l5 Prizes similarly printed and encreled
The Wheels then revolvsd and a number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers. and al the time Prize
drawn from The other Wheel. The NumDer Prize
out are opened and exhibited TO the audience and registered
By the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn THIS operation is repeated until ali the
APPROPRIATION PEIzEs-The two prseediaa and the Two
succeeding Numbers drawing drsI Is Prizes
be ed TO the q approximation Przes according 70 The
scheme
The uOJ Prizes Of ego will be determined bv the last
ueo the No. that draws the $50 prize, For example
if the number daWI the 900 prize 5ds with J. theu
eli the ticksls where tbs number ends in viii be entitled
to $40. II the number ends with No g then all tickets
90 on too.
Certfsstss of Packages WILDE sold st the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tiekets $50
no OnaTrsr q b
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERrIFICATS,
ed, the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By first
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prsss viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under. paid Immediately
after the draWingother prizes at the Usual time Of thrJ
days.
Al communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets eashed renewed in other Tickets Of
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ca,
B, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
s. SWAN, Box, 2UO, MOBILE, Ala,
mEr27-H CT q, STIMSTEEN. Box 3. Nashville.
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HUGHES BROS
lsUOCEssRs J. W. DoDGE,)
NO, 46 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
PHOTOGRAPHS

EITHER Plain or Coored, from the
L smallest in a Pin TO - n
LIFE SIZE ON CANVASS. -
This is a new feature not hitherto at Ell ~
tempted In Tennessee. Our patrons can es3t
now have old DlgueTre. types Of de-
ceased friends copied large life and
color natural by descTbiTg the complexion, color Of n
har ewes, dress &C. The public respectfully invited
call al the Gallery and specimens, over Hicks Chr
Hall, Public Square, Nashville.
aDrI4-dH B. q c.
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Mcclure, Buck & Co
.-ryr,,.,,, 80, mo-, r r5r,s

NO Is MARKET STREET,
TTAVB always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tened
II copper Riyets Castings, PsrOr and Chamber Gftss
Stoves Tin Ware, and eOmPlste assortment o. afcss
usually kept IN our lins-
Country Merchants requested cal and ezamine o.
stock before psrchs-i elsewhere, are pref asa "
al their bills upon 90 d terms any house out " s-
TUST RECEIVED a lot % s0Pen0r Floor Scales
ia5 ESQ., ''''i'i !" anu OO'l' MCCLURE BUCK co.
"a making Wrought IrsH stoves niile oeIlsf nan
,,rs5 0'i7i nOu'' IL MCCLURE, BUCK co.
A FINE LOT Of C-sfings Of ali paiiems on hand %
a Ina MCCLURE, BUCK q co.
o,gt5 5Iis-i7- and an kinds Of Tin Sheet iron and
n Copper WO-k done 70 he must Eorkmaulko manneii
and a. the shortest noueo b - ,,-, ,,r,,,,, =. ~,
tan3o-d3n. AegAshei BUN q w.
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TENHE undesg Bed prepared 10 puohase LEAD ORE Of
a god qualify large small quantt ss. nd viii pay
OF the same is true value according On per cen age
efsd by Assay. The ore s be delivered n Philadelphia
directed 10 JOHN hESSLEH. r.,
marz--d3W. Philads .DhIa, PA.
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PILESI PILESI PILES I


rHs HIIaERFo DrEAcrABLa DIsH,sE o. EvEET FoEH An
EvERT STAGE,
CUkED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION Only.
DR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE sALVE
M LII never ta in giving immediate rael and posi-
nvey curing the WORST and obstinate eases Of
Hemorrhoids or Piles IL is the
ONLY lNtALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
hers or elsewhere for the Piles and IS the result Of Years
Of patient study ana invesugad0n.
Sufferers from Piles nov bavs remedy ct had which
will
STAND The TEST OF TRIAL.
without lear Of allure s PARK do all hs propristsr
claims for r.
Full directions accompanying each box and eli that 3
requisite strictly y observe them, aud curs viii soon
TO follow.
Dr. I T. CAyANAUsH, presently
Dear sir. When arrived IN the city few DAYS sgo,
lwas suffering intensely wiki the piles. mentioned NJ
candl % you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve ing would cure me. u1sd il the
sHeci vas lmmediats, and an now we'll I believe t
10 BE- proved IN my case invaluable remedy and
SURE cure Or that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend IL 70 others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt Louis No.
~ Price 81 per boL, For sale IN Nashville b. swim
Bros, holssale Agents, and b. Drua1ss and Dealsra
generally.
Dr. T, d, CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
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PianOs, Pianos.

VTTEhsvs received Fourteen more new Pr
w an0-FOrtes from these unrivalled ma
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury, and Hai1esl e ri
Bros which makes stock very large and desiaba-
We would be pleased 70 have these instruments szmn Cd
By all whether they desire 10 purchase livery Pr
sold BY snail be warranted give satisfaction In
every respect teblU " 4 FRESHMAN.
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Gen r Anderson H0n . aEI1E1 % ' y sL9Fonfo1I
6s--rs W1rran q Co. II & vs. rakIn & Co Al Duncan 4
40 Nashville, ~ q Spence, Murifsc sboro; Col ssrbry
Harr0u. SIC IInnviri Lem rrru-dnle Memphis Coi
w q eadeo Knoxville. ssago abbot a. ~ lacs
JAMES ELfIEhF
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Parislan MilIinerY Bazaar.

u
RA0gg B9aRR99.
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
FOR SUMMER, 1851.
WE would respectfully inform the ladies Of Nashville and
w vicinity, that will open Wednesday, The Ist
thirteenth regular opening days the largest choice and
select opened in Nashville Pa is,
any resi establishment; binng every new and novel
design from Paris, London, and Eastern cities, Of
Importation. Our and consists, part, Of
1000 Rich imported styles Of Fancy Bounes;
100 Cases Of Rich Paris, hair and Bugal Blond,
IS Cases English Straw ana Other plain Styles
10 Misses BonneIs, Childrsn's Hats, Gipssy and
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets;
BIS Boxes Paris Flowers for Bonnets Parties and Bridal
casiOns;
272 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every new style;
60 dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and Childrens ditto;
40 Paris and spanish Fans; 800 boxes Rushss;
30 90 Parssols, all qualities.
Likewise hne stock Of EmbrOderes, consisting OF Rich
Malties Sets Lace Jacouet Worked Muslin Mourning
Sets sleeves Of every description Collars etc; Rich
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered Hand eTehei, Trimmings,
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine aad Medium Cabba aud
Port Monies, fHe stock Of Combs aEd Fancy Articles for
the et, 10 doz. Rich Mohair Caps and Head Dresses
with general assortment Of useful, fancy, Ornamental
Head Drt sses and Variety Goods.
We trust receive continuance OF the patronage lib
orally extended orthe past thirteen years. and i'll not
be undersOld by any establishment in the cy We shall
deavOr by polite attention. punctuatg and honesty Of pur.
r. WISE, agent,
No. 4G, Union Street, next doorto Stale Bank
Bonnets bleached and shape altered in superior STYLE
n. B.-Country Merchants and Miliners supplied
reasonable terms purchasing small bill goods East
house. april lily
OPENING DAY, MONDAY, MARCH 30.
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GENERAL P fFSf Isl lsiNe AGENCY.

so. 70, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Temue see
nRDEhs small or large, Accompanied viii be ease for
~ articles 90 description from dugrr rng- hat or
shawl up complete stock Goods, Gro cries, lrlE1,
lOniectonaes, or steam E1gine, carefully and promptly
tsnded b aud forwarded Instructed Commission charge
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FINE GRoCERIEs, LdoUoRs, &e,-Messrs HOLLIS
TER & CARFEE, No. q Union street. have just re-
Oeived fresh supply Of fine family groceries and
arieties Their stock in this line embraces almost
every thing required by families in the preparation
Of luxuries as well as the substantals. They have
also q good supply Of fine old liquors Of the best
brands such as would be required for medicinal and
culinary purposes. Their tobacco and cigars are
the best in the market and such as the lover Of the
weed would esteem real luxury. Besides, they
have an almost endless variety Of knickknacks and
fancy articles. Parties wishing to procure supplies
Of the purest and best cannot do better than give
Messrs. HoLL1sTER CARTER a call
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SAINT ALBAEs.-This delightful and commanding
residence win be offered at public sale to-day by
Lindsey Our readers are well aware that this was
the former residence Of n. W. Wesmore, and has
always been considered one of the handsOmes villas
in the vicinity Of Nashville As the sale takes place
on the premises every one win have opportunity
t. Judge for themselves The house viii be sold so
that parties can obtain much ground adjoining as
their fancy might dictate. The whole Of the grounds
are laid off into lots number Of which will also
be offered to day. Rumsey's Express will no doubt
contribute much to the comfort of the visitors on
this occasion. 3.
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eRAND CONs0LlR5A.EEn LOTTERY. -.

q
To be drawn in Baltimore, Ma, Thursday April 30 1851
SPLhNDID SCBEHE
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY TEN TICKETS
30 600 TTGKETSl

ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE EUMBERSI
THREE THOUSAND TWO iUNDRED AND NINETY
PRIZES