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FOR StEE or fE3;NY',

4 HOUSE situated near Cayott's
IA Corner, Bohemia Manor it has {?r,f12Fl :;
tWp rooms and Kitchen on the first iNETf,2
ho"r, and two rooms up stairs q " 4
cellar amt pump Of good water ut the door {;
II has quarter OF an acre al ground attac he'd.
1t is very suitable location. for Ply stefan.
Enquire Of LYDIA A. BRYAN,
Chesapeake City, or b. i. Suytcr. Bohemia
Manor. TOct. u. IS5S--tr.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby forewarned not
"A to trespass with dog or gun On the
premises Of the subscriber, as the law will be
enforced against all SO offending.
Benjamin Millcr, Enos Scarborough,
Amos Scarborough, John Booth,
n. +. Scarborough, Wescott Loval,
VIM. IL. DrWmmond, Jeremiah Steele,
Charles Buckworrh, David Fulton.
Oct Is, 1898 3aY
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CARPET WEAVING.

FEsIlE undersigned has commenced CAR
J. PET WEAVING, at his residence, Elk
Landing, where those having carpets to
weave will be served on the lowest terms.
Orders may be left at the subscribers resi-
dcncc, or with RosselI Il Co., Elkton.
Oct. lG--tl. JAMES McCULLEN.
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AhrHvlLEh: 5. c. Aug 81, 1873.
Messrs. FARitEl. HERRING 4 CO..
PuLnELrHIA.
Gcntlcmcn-7he close attention which our own
affairs have required srco the fire. has hitherto
prevented rs from writing to YOU ab4u the Safe
On occasion oftle fire 10Th July. by which we
suffered large loss, our store. with number of
other buildings WAS consumed The Safe Of your
manutIctule, which we had IN the store was
exposed 10 Almost intense neat, a. is wal attcStcd
hy the effects on its strong mon frame. which from
It's naked and Scaly appearance looks as though ii
had been heated lor long tinc in Il i'urnaco.-
HE safe, with h"opS Of molten glass and kegs of
haIlS. re SEP INro MASS. fell into the cellar. sur
rounded by burning materials, AMI there WIS suf
Tered to remain Gas the coltcnt> had been removed
before the fire reached u.s. Until the ID of August
II days afterwards.
The difficulty in cutting it open with. the best
tools thai-c""ld b. procured convinced of its
power to resist the ATTEMPTS of burr ars and when
1t was opened. We found the interior. to the as
Constituent Of all. entirely uninjurcd by fire
This tpSt has 50 fully convinced rs Of the c1pn
ht!'teS Of your safes, that we would not prt " nh
the one we have in use for It large sum ere we
deb"Ted the privilege of getting another.
Respectfully years.
Il II W tnnI NW e G0N
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I ONGWORTIIS CATAW BA BRANDY
IL is the purcst and most reliable article Of the
kind in tho market. Physicians and others de-
string n pure article for medicinal purposes should
bear this in mind. For sale by
f. BRINGHURST 4 CO.
June IS, cor. eth d Market sts., Wilmington,
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E'.afeEeEH4, EEf.2sEssEG s 90,
1870 H-lLNi'T STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Only Makers in this State. of
HerEiHs's Patent Champion Safe,
The most reliable security from fire now known.
Oct. 10, l5JS-Om
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Ljlc0.

PRlCE.-On the 18th inst, Mus. RACHAEL II.
PRICE, consort of John r. Price, ESD, OF
fredcricktoWn, Cecil county in the 10th year
OF her age.
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o. Prof. L. ID. Porter, late of Della
ware College, has been elected Principal OF
the New London Academy.
Attention is called to the land ::
" Storcy's Meadows" near North East, to be
offered for sale on Tuesday next, by J. 7.
Mccullough, ESD. 1t is very valuable prop
crty and worthy the attention of those who
wish to purchase lands in this county.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Dr. jeremiah 7. Doics
a young man who resided near Port Deposit,
was thrown from his buggy in the street in
that town on the night Of the 9th inst, and
iajurcd so that he died the next morning.
NJ. f. CHURCH At CHESAPEAKE CRY
The NJ. E. Church at Chesapeake City has
crably enlarged, twelve feet having been
added to its length. 1t is to be opened for
public services on Sunday the 9th inst.
LARGE pUMpKlN.--A pumpkin Of UNI
usual size may be seen at the Flour and Pro-
vision store of M. Wm.T. Giles, in tins town.
tits ST TO- inches in circumference. 23l inches
diameter and weighs 10 It's. 1t was raised
by Mr.. Joseph Booth
+ STEELE AND BEIL.-Mr. G. j. L.
Smith, Of Wilmington, contractor, is building
Il stecple on the Presbyterian Church in this
town. 1t is 3jit high above the comb of the
roof or 1T from the ground. y bell is to
be placed in it.
LAND WAHRANTs.--I'ho following m
formation on the subject Of Land Warrants,
which we derive from MIR. McCaucy, Registcr
Of Wills, may be Of Importance to some Of our
readers -
Land Warrants that issued after the death
OF the grantee. or that were not assigned by
him in his lifetime, We're void under the
former Acts of Congress. but by a law Of the
last session they can be administered or, and
SOLD iOT the use of the heirs of the persons to
whom they issued. Persons having warrants
Of that character are now taking out letters of
administration and making sale of thcm.-
W ltlin few days three have been administer
cd on; one Of 20 acres granted 90 Benjamin
Woodrow, one Of 100 acres granted to Mary
Thomas, widow OF Theodore Thomas and one
100 acres issuedto " illiam r. Forllan. They
are not liable for the debts Of the deceased,
and hence require no notice to creditors they
can be sold at once and distributed among
the heirs. The expense of administration is
small. Persons having warrants Of that char
actcr can now make them available.
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U2='Tho Orphans Court has adjourn
Cd to meet on Tuesday the Goth inst.
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o. Prof. L. ID. Porter, late of Della
ware College, has been elected Principal OF
the New London Academy.
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THE TRAVELLER.
Baltimore 4 Susauehanna

S II r. A M COM p \ n Y =.
DEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, except sun!
lCdays.) for Havrc de Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Cantl
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EIEfGiS WHEAT FLOUR

ENOR SALE IN ELkTON, at the Floul
4 aud Feed Store Of WIN. I. GILES.
Oct 10, lsJS--tt.
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FATAL ACClDENr.-.Dr jeremiah 7. Doics
Il young man who resided near Fort Deposit,
was thrown from his buggy in the street in
that town on the night Of the 9th inst, and
injured so that he died the next morning.
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4 Valuable FARM for Sale.

OCt. 10. IS1S--tS. 50. lJl CONSTABLE.
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H. The business and hustle Of Court
week has prevented us from giving much at
tention to The Wing this week. A number
of adycrtsemc nts had to be laid over which
win be Mttenlnl TO in orr mcNl issue.
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dissolution.

rTyIE parsnership hsretofors EXISTING between the
IL suhscr.bcr6 uader The siyie a. AAcxESxfE VIZ
soS was Dissolved ~ nutual consent, On TIE 27t ui.
y W Nueox has purchased the entire Interest %
Alkx gAcxxxxsE t. szl1 Eru, AID ~ln contirue he
hssiness unacf hE cgn nasle- He = charged with
ths t4sacus al be debts 81 The erm, aud u alone
suthartsed - use ne name q the arm hquidaton.
ALA MACk ENZIE.
rsrie-u }. ". WILSON
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"a We think Is hardly known even To the most in
t,lIgeAt Of readers how deep some OF the scien-
ces looking down iatO the mysteries OF creation.
We knew there wonderful discov cries in these
times, and wonderful uses made of them, but did not
know the Chemists !m.ttug in their crucIbes and
surprising the wonderful productions
ganc life During our visit t. Lowell We intro
ducci by OF their prominent citizens 10 the labor
atpry of Dr. Ayer. GIveator Of Cherry Pectoral and
CdtlIrtic Pills. where were shown VI ia generous
franbuess lis processss and his products This
ter genius OF his is manufacturing the subtle
ces Of flowers from tr aud other veg table substances
Ills essence OF Pine Apple, strawberry ClecScrberry
ounce, Pear, CtHeLt, Cinnamon Nc., only equal
but thty exceed ia purity OF favor, those veg tables
themselves. His oil Of Wnter-grccn is purer aai of
better flavor tlI any that BE- gathered from the
plant and yet is made by chemical composition from
tha hydrocarbons in tar! His process Is, analyze
the sabstmcc and fad the exact ultimate atoms Of
which il is made, then recomPose them in the same
prppo tiD-s which exist in characterization 1deo-
gyys
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Kane,s arctic xpedi.ion.

Very few persons, wnc sitting At nome comfortably
in their easy chairs, form any adequate idea Of the
hardshIps endured by the bid who followed tn.
lam,ateI Or. Ktne the GrInncII Arctic Expedition.
BesI les the suffering lseI by the nhos pttble eli
IN ,ts, the latelse cold ought Rheumatism, st.G
ness Of the JOINTS, Chibrins, &c, tud in many in
stances the limbs an m mb.ss OF the daring explor-
frozsn frost-bten. Thcir sIfi.riugs from
these causes were very gr at and would have been
naen iurlbie bat for the happy effects Of a Iinment,
invented expressly for their BY the celebrated Or.
\. 6. B'aps, pie lufIl supply OF which was taken
along VITA thh cxpe tou. This Lnimaat proved So
val Iable, AL it, merits luy conf med under the
m'st nuEtv3rdbiu circumstances, that Dr Bragg has
baca in luccl II commence its Manufacture for the
public. lie calls il very properly ''I'RAGG's ARCTIC
LrvNENE" II IS now for sale At all the Drug
ana viii m loubteIly come into universal use.
anrl-lm
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Dp Gslearapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, April 2z.--1he steamer Canada
has arrived with Liverpool dates OF the tenth.
Cotton for the wei slightly adyanced-sal
$4,000 bales. Provisions and BFeadstufis
quiet. Coasols 954(996s.
The steamer North America arrived out on
the 9Th.
BoNBAY, March lS.-The rebels are fleeing
from Lucknow.
Nearly all of the city is in poss, ssion of the
British troops.
The lighting was not very severe. The
losses TO the troops were light.
The artillery and cavalry are pursuing the
fugitives.
A panic occurred at Calcutta by apprehen-
sion Of an outbreak. The alarm however was
unfounded.
LIVERPOOL. April 9.-Early in the week
Cotton opened at a considerable advance on
all grads, but pr.ces subsequently, fell of,
closing quiet at an advance Of I to for the
week.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
HALIFAX. April 23.-The Grand Jury of
LOadon has ind.ct, d Bernard, AsOp. Orsini
a. others. for al att mpt to k Ii NApolt on.
The Z Igleh Fillibusttrs established lh, n
selves Oh one OF Spic,, Island. fortified aud
vi co Contributions, bat aba Idone d it on the
approach of the Dutch troops.
The Braves are assembling about Canton in
l'li &c ulHlD II, u lGluliiltU 10 Idhc luc CITY.
Dep ltch-s have reached Paris asking for re-
iuturc, mcnts.
Tue ship NJ r, from New Orleans for Liv-
erpool, weat ashore near Dublin and is pro5a-
bly, total los. The crew are safe.
Persiguy has returned TO France.
The annual meeting of the Cotton supply
association r.solv, d to extend the organlza-
on. The prosp cts are said to be encour-
Il. IN.
a ; r:ous misunderstanding is reported be-
tween the Emp Tor OF Fra lce and Prince Ma
pol, o..
The Arabs in the vicinity of Alden inter-
cepted supplies on the way to the fort. The
British r0ut-d them.
The Turkish troops are moving to Abarna
to protect it from tn Moltenegrins.
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n A S III V ] L L e:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL "a. 1858.

MAY Day CELEBRATIos.-We are pleased to
hear that very extensive preparations are
making for the proper celebration of the an
niversary of the anomalous government, LIST
of Nav, 1880. and the formation of the Ten
nessee Historical Society, lst of May, 1919.
Several of the veterans Of the war OF 1872
will be in procession, as we'll as many OF the
officers and soldiers of the S minGle and
Florida wars. The officers and soldi rs Of the
First Tennessee Regiment, in the Mexican
war. viii be here in large numbers. All the
city schools will turn out, and we can sal, ~
say that an array Of beauty will be presented,
rarely saen at one view. That descrv' dly
popular institution. the Nashville F, male
Academy. will muster 500 strong, and will
take an important part in the programme, as
it has in possession the Flag of the First Rig
i'm Mt, and VIII give il again to the giment'
who. in turn will present il to the Historical
Society. Col. WM b. CAMPBELL. will be ''on
hand; in his prop place. f course. MaJ.
FAEoUHARsoN, OF Lincoln. Capt SrtwAET, Of
Sumi r. Lieut.. BrcHANAN. o. Bedford, AID
va ious oth-r officers of the r gimcnt, will
b. resent: " tie all tBe SOluit II y "a i''
the Mexican war, are invited 10 join their
comrades Of the Bloody First, in the de-
ligbtfuI reunion. The old pioneer settlers OF
the Cumberland valley are invited aud ex-
p,cted. aad as the first white male child born
in Nashville. CDr. FELIX ROBERTsON,) Is still
with u, we hop. to see large number pres
ent In add ton 20 the ladies. and the sol
deIs. and the schoOl-chldren. the Shelly
Guard-. the Musical Union, the Students of
tn Military IhstitIte. the Typographical I'm
ion. the Philomathsan Society. Robertson As
ISOLATION, &C., &c, viii participate. Why
not everybody turn out, and max. it day
worth remembering not? Why not all
the 10 n, women and children Of tn; city.
make it holiday worth remembering for a
If tim
Quite a number Of distinguished visitors
e from abroad are expected. and "a the Metho-
st Conference meets ia this city on that day,
we respectfully suggest that they IN ct and
adjourn t Il Monday, or at least till / O'Clock
il the at. rnoon. for the purpos. Of going out
TO Watkins Grove, whore tn y can enjoy The
oratory and music, and minglc with ali our
citizens. y COLLATION. will be prepared by the
ladies, aad it is expect d that there will DC an
abundance for all.
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aprC-tf No. 22 Public Squire.

MCLEAN 5 CoEDnI~-As may b. seen we in
: 1T thi, work a. aiv-g,is- IL nj OF Mel al :
Cordial. &c.
1t l. v,ry Il Known we are net pariicu-
larry iavordbl' 10 patent m d cilcs. aud. a.
neral thiHg, cschyw the whoi. oi them with
blC little r,mpIy. aId with ia - scutln .lts
we d cluncd las rtlIg this Ilvert>.m at until
w In W what were III. iigr,dieats Of the
medicine, and now compound Il. This W.
have learn d. aHd b lievIng H. w do. that the
il~r dient~ ar. good. and the compound Judi
ciou-iv m ri e. We I. commend it as II mixture
worthy oil public confidence.
The a. owe is fiom the 81. Louis CTistiaa
IdCoc5te. I'd It'd by the c. lei rated Rev. Dr.
MCANALLY, which p AXIS volumrs in favor of
Mel ans Cord al. Wesay to alt tryit. See
tn advrrtis m mt in ano herColumn.
aDsI2-2w.
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sg Read the Testimony. ga
T. N. CKALEaNr says:

MoRGAXTowS, Va, Sept. IS, 1855.
Ship me Immediately II dozen German Bitters, and
assure you me icine that sell gives such general
satisfaction, the demand for being being beyond all
precedent. 1t affords pleasure sell i medicine
satisfactory 20 ali Oar physicians longer scout
at it, but are compelled to acknowledge its intrinsic
value, an the eater part Il them have had magua-
umity Of soul bceut 70 lay aside their prejudices
al prescribe it in their practice
Ask for Hoohlnd's German Bitters, and take moth
ing else. They prepared and sold by DR.. c. NJ.
Jackson No AIS \ Oh street, Philadelphia and sold
by druggists and in every and vii
Iage in the United States Caaalas, West Indies and 5.
America, at IS per bottle See that the sigma
ture Of C. NJ jackson the wrapper each bottle.
aprI-lm
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Ihnrsdny, Way 10th, 1858.
- . - ,D1O Eb(S kIzIA7s ~,
sorteo Numero 59s ordinario.
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
TicLet. $40, Halves $40, QUAR-

Approx .pat.ons O. the sto0 uoo, 81 500 each I
81 70 Z" 5dlu oi 500 20 80 30 al 400 10 l0,ooo.
4 - 400 O. - 900
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The 1SEIiXIr.s

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS, Tor the cure of DYs
PtPoY, and nothing BIT vs. tlSY, Cas advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
ltSi! 50 high reputation in Philadelphia that Pysi-
Clans acquainted With It's properties are using il them.
selves aud prescribing II to their patients convinced
by observation, OF It's great efficacy ia restoring tho
Iis"rdcrcd digestive organs 10 healthy function. NJ
me-ous cases of hysp"pSy, OF The most aggravated
Character, which were abandoned Rcurablc BY
Some of the Medical Faculty have BY the OF tins
Elixir b,en restored to perfect health, at-trd
tncAtcs testly. anrl3-ly
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ES- We wish to Inform the publ C, that we
have just returned from the at, with aul-
tiful $ ock of dress goods, and feel confident
we can off T inducem nt7 10 purchasers, equal
to any other Merchants in tn city. If prices
are an obj ct, W arr determined to sell a.
cheap as the cheap ST. We woull call the at
tent.oa Of the ladies esp ciUliy TO n lot of sd
str p i + = and Nlu-Iius, which we bought
unus IalIy ch .ap and will sill them the same
way. Also silks, ducalS and all the dill; rent
kinds Of dr $ goods. Oar stock of staple
good, is very conpI t.. all Of which We wish
to spose OF imm darcly on t rms most ia
vorAbic to pIrchas r. Gail suol aud cX-
anime for your-,ly :.
&c. NICHOLSON SEQ.
aprC-tf No. % Public So lurl.
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General News.

Sr. LOUIS, April Z2.-The steamer ocean
Spray was destroy by lire, 1--WE mil above
The city, to-day; s or IL liv are suppos, d to
be lost. Sac float d against the steamer
'K,Okuk" and burned her. No further par
ticulurs.
MEMPHIS. April 23.-Owing to the late
h avy rains and cons, Gu mt damage to the
Mem his and Cnarl ,stoI Railroad, there viii
no connection for ten days.
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NIIEING. EAIk.

The Annual spring Fair Of the davidson county Ag-
rtcutra ami Mechanical Society, Tor the year ls5N,
Will he held the Far Grounds near Nashville ON the
4tn sth 81 SlIy Inclusive. Liberal premiums are Oh
fercl, ist u which, with regulations Tor holding,
~ To- i,i on az ac,t"n H. l. +. WIiuANsr Sccrctl
ry 10 the Office o. TIL souLcru lioursG-l No. "a.
u-,IrcS street, ur At tins Oacr. Membership Tick
cts emitting tIv Hoaer 20 al tho gryrsrs Of tue -
csty the year ls5s, aud Tree 10 the grounds
during tie spring iar u.ay be hld Tor -, gpguca-
ton 4Hos. B. -nNsoN Treasurer.
NE O.. HAGDTG,
Feb. .1-triW xviii. President.
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Gommercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April "A, 1855.

COTTON-Sales yesterday of about 20
bales at st(9l9.6O p b.
TOBACCO-Sold at FISHER, WIRELESS L
Co.'S hhds at Sc IS, 5 30, 8 so, 6 05, 8 so /;
and ii hhds at A. HAMILToS's at SO 05, 10,
9 so, So, 8 so, 90, 50, 6 40, 5 IS, 8 10,
8 20.
BACON-No change. We continue to quote
at &c hog round.
LARD-Active at 9@s4c p D.
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Alfred lIarks. ESQ.

Says" My wife has been surely atnictad with Dys.
pcrslt for the last year. During this time, she
usei 50 many medicines which seemed to aggravata
rather than remove the disease, that almost
parei u her recovery. living N the country she en-
j"yci al the advantages u pure AR and exercise, yet
each day she seotn,,l to De more enf-ebicd. VITA
some diihcuity pers .aded her 10 take your Holland
Bi1ers whch, am happy state has completely
.ttr. bt.r
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TO Nervous sufferers.

retired Gentleman hav.ns btva restored 10 health
n fsW days, aglsr many years VI uorvous suffering
~l send llrvol % assss ogheTs copy ot aha prvsorp
t'l anA supply Of tno reinedy, receiving =
stamped envvlole be@flus the ll.Slaass airsss- ID
rect TIE Rev. JoaS n. bAGNAIl, $50 Fulton street
Bguukiya. y l. aplIs-trl-W-S
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April 22.--noUsE-Mr. Eng
l>h mad IL report from an. COM, renee Cum
mittec. The report prOvid-s for the adm.s
sioL of Kansas und-r the Lecompton C0nst-
tutioL, d,pendeHt on the acceptance of an or
dinance submitted 10 the people, and if ri C
It'd provision is made Tor the formation of Il
new const tuition.
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49, wanted Immediately, 10 900

A1s--->sss mea 60 s4sasc N tue safe Oi Jns Inust
t',iits sclsins boss IN America. las Iaa, accan-
',Tr itlthets aud teachers sIg Ia travel, ~al uud
ttiS very lfuutb4c 44i pleasant bsness, csfa 4g
tncn d soc tde v"ahtty ana make mVlivy tlfe
tino- Agents nov 10 the basi,css Clearing II,Il
sJoJ O. SIJou lvr ear. t0f i4li particulars, au4
iist ut bvySs, 4sasess - A. tsJiIsON tS.vvi city
Publishing liu4sc, lil Ml atFcct, Olc4lau t,hJ, "
& living East, H. kULIsUN, Fal.a..elplll. -
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SAVE MONEY \ KEEP COOLm
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April %, 1855

OUR Ice Depots readiness, and we earnest
" BY requs Il ali who wish a. buy lCs during the
sun at UNIFORM pre-, o. cali anu supply themselves
with tickets and sistrr their regular pat
rons-thegeby aa advance the article IA
latter part OF the season.
Our ofices Chcrry street, door the Bank
OF Tenn Hirucaztleis, Front street, and
corner 81 Church and Nine streets.
{ + II. MARTIN,
apr2o-u Ell la WRE.N0E
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Atlanta Market.

ALBANIA, April Il, 1853
Trade, in some departments have improved since
our last though business generally Is more quiet.
The receipts Of cotton has been hgh-say about $50
bales. One lot OF lOl bales was sUld yesterday from
Warehouse at II 1<c, which is the ruling price
BACON-Good supply On hand Prices tightening
Fair demand. Hog round, lC9IO5<c; shoulders tCS9;
Hams l0SiOX; Sides stif al ~.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS. April Z3.-C1Iton, sales
s 20 Dal =. sal : of the week 81 900, receipts
1000, stock in port $4,000 bal 5, mark~t
.al",d; Sugar I; Molass,s 81; Flour 81
$50 81 80; Wncar. rtd 81 O74. white 81 -;
VI - Pork SIS -. firm; Lard I3; IHdia bag
ging liz; Conee IJi@Il; Frtlghts to Hayre
,, 10 l. :. rpJol 7-Io; E,chlnge, sterling
81 ar 7(G73.
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UT'N. .. wnIIs' Has Isfaai s.vsssases eircalArs
nsEsshst gratis ezllassas the ~hy a requires
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as-1s4Is whevlsrana wasasis s.@ias maeislae. aaa
say - ua2ay ''eKssssas h-sss ksspsrs'' can sss
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Spefial llotifes.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE CT FLOUR.
The Ladies, The Ladies',
he. BAUMAN 60. Pro

II is well established TACT, that fully half Of the
female portion OF population, are seldom in the
enjoyment Of good health, their expires
sion 'neyer feel We'll" They languid, devoid Of
all energy, extremely nervous, and have appetite
To this class OF inyalds the Hoon4nd's German Bit
tors are epecdly recommended. Their peculiar tonic
and invigoratng properties render them invaluable
such cases
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Frzes CIsha3 az s...uI "a $50 cent discount
HIS uu tie \ nashville t.U kaass taken q Iar.
A drawing vii Doc forwarded as so,n as Tie result
becomes Aeuwa.
81 Al orders Tor schemes rckets o Be a.
dse.soI 81 DON RODRIGO -. (cagv oil Cay rost)
Charleston - ca. aprlt-ld