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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

= CoxDrIoS ~ k&oADwAS.-rhs contractor for cleaning
Broadway phcsd enow plough, . new invention, IA
operation on hae avenue last Saturday. The machine
very simple and substantial m coustruction-s designed
10 level the snow upfom the sides cutters the centre
Of the street Its operation gave general satisfaction and
Broadway no longer ebstrucsd with banks Of along
the CUTTERS presented fine sleshng yesterday In former
seasons this street. after such a that which VI
sted US last Saturday would have been bockaded for
weeks, and then only cleaned out at Q heavy cost Now
the whole street surface from curb to curb open 10 ira
vel, and should the weather continue mild the will
cost.
FIRE IN DEsBRosEss SrREM.-About IL O'Clock on Sum
day night fire broke out range Of stables situated at
No. 10 Desbrosses street By the early attendance Of the
fremen the flames confined to the hay loft of Robert
Quinn. The building belongs to Joseph Bell and Ia da-
mayed about 500 loss by insurance Of 81 700
in tho City Insurance Company. Mr. Quinn's loss will
amount to about So insurance One of the horses
the next stable came being suocated supposed
the nre was the act o, an incendary.
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WIN. ~. DTsbrsws
RIDING ACADEMY.
Fifth avenue corner Thirty ninth street.
Ladies' from A N. tosP. n.
Gentlemen frvm W b A. NJ. aud W 10 r. A.
Ladies' and gentlemen for exercise riding Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday evenings Horses trained BY y Ra-
reys system, lse snhibtor 70 hes Nesy Queen Victoria
Al ~ RoyA family
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Defiance saismander safss-with Patent
powder proof locks and Also Gre and burglar
proof parlor safes. Depot io7 Pearl street : -
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The we.sernport nj Savannah.

"sssShhkD's ~ S~'.~s'
SAVANNAH, Feb. q, 1858.
The steamship we,,ernpor,, OF cromwells line,
arrived here from New York yesterday.
Weather Report.
~ Northern, Eastern Western and Southern 1el-
fyaph finas.-Ofhce n Wall street
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Hollowsy's Ointment. 1t II notorious that
ndoent In thnuscusr OF the healed
with safety BY the ordinary ssves This ointment alone pc
nestes the morbid Of these fired aud obstinate
ulcers and rapidly and without hersrd u 10
equally ecacious for all external pusiues, nasmmstons
and wounds.
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A Fm.Lr Nrwssor-we clip the following sin

A FHMALs NswsBoy.-we clip the following sin.
guar paragraph frtm the Cairo (fll) 7m>ss-A good
looking nevsboy" apparently about sixteen years old
bss been for some time travelling upon the between
Cairo and Cenirss vending literature very successfully
But last week nj Ocntrsla vas inadvertently discover
woman Of some twenty odd years OF age Her disguise
had been suspected She had "tsveiled With the
o,ter boys, payed BILLIARDS, smoked sosars ssore saa
drank whiskey easily and naturally as a newehoy
might be expected 10 do The Of her dssuise we
DO net k.ew. Eer career . nsusboy has been eaded
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Crfstsdorc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupees.-
Best IN the world On sale and dye applied Al No Astor
Hous
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Pcst Once and Nasssw street, Exchange snd
HOLMES gallery, 10 broadway.
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The Belmont Erhibssson viii positively
close Saturday, Tth inst
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A Substitute Tor Cold Leaf, and Seven Times
cheaper than gold, IL ANDRKW A. wOsER superior Flo
renee leaf; only 81 % william street, opposite Plsii
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Bronze CoIors Of supersor Quality. AZ Lowest
site Pstt
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| Anson's Daguerrcctyes-Large Size for 10
csn,sThe only place In the city where
| made exclusive OF any other picture, isA
| ANsON'S $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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MORE PUBLIC PLUHDER-AEOTHER LEAK DISCOVERED
INTEGRITY OF THE STATE ENGNEER-BRAY DICK
INsOE-sNow AND ICE "RxCAyATIoN"-C0UNfxY
BANKEIS AT ALBANY--wASHlNGTONS BIRTHDAY
AN INTERESTING REPORT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXPENSES"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The river is in pretty good boating order but
receding slowly; plenty of water for tho largest
class boats from this point down. Weather clear
and warm.
Qua thanks are again due the steamer Hunts
uilLe for late Memphis aud Cairo papers. The
Huntsville is ST III regular packet between Nash.
willie aud Memphis. She arrives here every Tues
day on her upward trip and every Wednesday
night on her downward trip.
We are as usual under obligations to the steam
er SaRie West for late ST. Louis papers Every
body knows this splendid packet is still running
between Nashville and ST Louis, and We recon-
mend her to the travelling public generally be-
ing of the safest as we'll as the fastest boats
on the Western waters. We think Of giving her
a trial on her next trip down. Will you go
with us2
The u. M. RUSrAN will arrive here this even :
! ing from Nashville She passed up on Wednes-
day night late and consequently we did not have
the pleasure Of going aboard TO meet her polite
and gent!emenly officers. The Rupyau Is a fast
boat and besides, keeps splendid table, which
everybody likes. She is bound for St. Louis thi,
trip.
THE Ran RovER LEFT our wharf yesterday heav-
liz loaded for New Orleans. Talk about your
Pocket s-w-mills, your erOss.eyed spsctscles
aud your underground railroads, but the Rover !,
one Of the boats what you cad about
tbs JAsEs JoHasoS is expected here to d,y
from New Orleans. All those having frsiehis I,
ship canned fad better boat to take them for III,
Johnson is known 70 be Que amongs, the bes
freight boats the rivers, she draws lightly, rum
in low stages Of water aud carries as much as IN,
Of them and no, only this, but every conven
fence ia the cabin for tbs safety and comfort o
passengers. Capt johnson Is clever gentleman
AND anyone that travels with him is eei tainly en-
, terthnsd not unlike Piinoe.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
y f'or tho Chroniol'
TO Noble CROSS.


I'll.
Gently, gently close her eyes,
Soft and bright as MONDAY heavens;
Now the silent chord Is lcosed-
Now the ties Of life are riven.
Fold the snowy funeral robe
Rouud the slender, graceful, form,
Which hath, like sum
Bowed before the sv eeping storm.
Part the soft, black, wsvy, hair
Smoothly DER the m arble brow;
Close the finely chiseled ips;--
Silent is their music now.
Let US fold the lily hand
Lightly OF the quiet breast; a ).
Pain and sorrow now are o'er,-- 80 j.
Peaceful Is her silent rest.
Dust to dust, and earth 70 earth,
Spirit to the living God, ~.
Bow we now in hope and trust, -.
To our fathers Christening rod"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
For the Chronicle.
Fire-PrOof Warehouse. ae'
C1AnKsyILLr. Anril s. 1s5s


GAINESVILLE, April s, 1858.
Sales of l54 Hhds. Tobacco, by c. H. Smith, at
HIS Fire-Proof Warehouse; s
81 so o 90 9 95 9 IS 90 I 90 4 60 s45 Z IS
IA SO 700 80 40 7 SO 9 IS 8 10 Z 25 8 60 g.
IS 80 8 30 9 SIS g 25 90 Z 05 695 SOS S 20
"a O5 6 95 o 40 8 10 Z 80 z IS 8 95 20 8 80 g.
80 8 rs 8 95 81 90 z IS z 40 6 SIS 9 so 9 so
$40 8 80 9I5 z SIS Z 90 Z SIS Z 25 8 As 10 g.
IS Z As 500 8 IS z 05 5 SO 90 90 8 IS 9a5
8 As 9 SO so, a at 9 80, 80 30 rs 95 g..
IS 10 so Il 90 ii 90 10 80 10 so III As IL is
10 35 IL 65 lI65 ii IS 10 so 10 90 10 SIS 8 81
10 O5 1890 10 81 1925 800 10 30 10 90 10 SIS
10 so 10 IS IL IS IL 50, at 10 IS, 10 65 10 IS
1915 10 Is, Z at 10 SIS, 10 10 10 20, 3 at 10 As,
9 at 10 90, 2 at l | IS, at 10 80, at IL 05 IL
90 IL As IL IS 10 25 IL IS 10 60 10 60 10 65
10 rs 10 As 10 SIS II rs, and a at $I2 as
" The Hhds. sold for sl2 As was raised by
Robert BrOwder, Of Logan county, Ky. The
sales are perfectly satisfactory to the Planters and
they manifest great disposition to sell, and are
met promptly by the buyers.
Tobacco is arriving very fast Sale cay every
Thursday. G. ii. SMITH.
t. D. LEONARD. Auct. rs Es
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
Metallic Burial Casket.

The above engraving represents newly inven-
ted Burial Case, fashioned 10 accord with the
feelings Of the be eaved, and yet retaining oil the
requisites of an appropriate receptacle for the
dead. There is no reason why such a recepta lie
should be made TO create, by its appearance, dis
agreeable sensations. II h enough that we should
be bereaved; and whatever tends TO soften or
make less keen the poignancy OF ou' grief, COM
mends itself TO our consideration So much that
is repulsve has been discarded In the arrangement
aud shape of the above Case, that its namo, the
Casket Burial Case, is an involuntary suggestion.
l. therefore, do not hesitate 10 that theIe has
never been in use any thing so entirely chaste,
appropriate, and withal, convenient, this inven
ton. Besides this, the Cases being Air Tight,
contsgion is prevented, and the process Of de-
composition is often arrested for a long time -
In any case where 1t is desirable to preserve the
body Of a deceased friend for considerable time,
or 10 transport the taIne TO dist int place for
sspulchre, they are invaluable II Is a well
known fact that many Of the Railroad Compa-
MES at the West, refuse TO transport body. I'M
less placed in Metallic Case The engraving
gives but general idea of the outline and shape q
the Case. Enough, however, be gathered
| from IL 10 form a tolerable conception Of its
proportions aud general appearance. The skill
and implicitly 81 finish which II embodies, can
be appreciated only seen in the Case itself -
The Case permits a view Of the entire body after
II is enco'ed, the top being composed Of beautiful
french plate glass, sufficiently strong to resist
any fnternel or external pressure. The glass Is
divided into three ssetions, between two Of which
is inserted thu name-plate For each Of these
sections OF glass there Il an elaborasey ornamsn-
ted cap, one of which may be seen IN its place IN
The engraving. During The funeral services ono
OF more Of these caps may be kept on. or not, "a
desired. The Caskei is perfectly air tight, com
posed Of metal, and will last for ages.
am prepared with good Hesrse, aud will FUR
niSh the Metallic Burial Casket whenever i is de-
4 -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

Qua friend Poindexter OF Red River Warehouse
MS Don the donors. At the sale ,tere ON Tuesday a
hOgsheud of tobacco grown by rhos. Terrell Of
Christian county, sold for seventeen dollars and
dry cents per hundred 1t was bought by Messrs
]. X. Smith, S. + Beaumont aud T. ], Munford,
for exhibition al the tobacco fair Louisville next
month. We have been told that It is the finest
hOgshead Of tobacco ever opened in this region,
aud shows such "handhng," as was never before
seen.
Several hogshsads Of Mr.. Terrell's cr,p were
sOld week ago for over l2c per pound. lie has
certainly won an enviable distinction this season
as good planter
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

Wa met our friend Porter lof BrOckmaA &
POr,er) yesterday and asked what he had, RslS-
Now we did not expe,t hun to say much bat he
soon told US OF 50 many fine. new, buggies aud
carriages wagons, carts, plOws, and the like, that
we wsro sorry We had said word lie says they
have the finest lot Of buggiss ever seen here. and
is getting something ne'c, every day, aud is going
to sell them verf cheap, saissi. We left him
taking
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
numbering Away

The citizens Of ClarksviIle and vicinity having
been previously driven to the inevitable necessity
and subjected 4 an Inconvenience Of applying 70
foreign markets for Lumber, alleviate this
difficulty by calling at the commission house Of
o. Keesee, where they will find a large and
well assorted stock Of the above mentioned com
modify, comprising tff
White and Kelio'o Pine Flooring, Ceciar
Colnmns and Fence Posts, iShingics,
M Doors, Blinds, Sash, and Poplar
Lmnsber Of all dimensions.
In short, every material requisite for building
purposes or improvements OF any description,
which will be sold low for cash. Orders rcspect-
fully solicited and will be promptly executed II
left at the above mentioned place. or with
j. r DARDEN.
spril 9, '5s-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

SEE the advertisement Of New Beehive. We
as bees are aud cant say anything to their taste
in the matter of houses but if they not thrifty
and healthy in such hives as the one advertised
they ought to be turned out Of doors, to work for
themselves
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

Wa are glad to see the work Oh the Female
Academy progressing as 1t is II will be flushed
an ready to receive pu Ills by the fret of septem-
Der, next; and will not only be architectural
ornament to the town, but we have no doubt, DR..
Hamilton will make i; one of the very best
schools In the outh.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

We have lately heard some Of our lady-frends
pay high compliments to friend valiant for
the taste he has shown in the selection of his
Spring Goods. They say he has of the
finest and prettiost goods in Market, and were as
tOnished to find that as high as he is sells
goods so low
say; we would, at least, advise our readers to go
and see.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

entire stock of Clothing and Furnishing goods,
including duplicate purchase Of those lost on the
"Princess," aud prepared to offer great induce
menis to purchasers We have examined their
Stock and priced most Of the goods, aud can assure
our frlqds, that they have most excellent assOrt-
ment, aud offer IT at low figures Their fiuo goods
we believe, equal TO any that can b. made, and
the cost is certainly less than we tho Oh such
articles could be made for anywhere. Call and
let them "show GU through"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
Tobacco Sales at Red River Landing

REDsRIvER LANDING, April 10,
II Hhds. Refused at Sc Is, 55, 05
Z 10, 7.35, Z 40, z As, z so, z 80, 8 30
8 As, s 65, $40, 8 go, 3 at z 10. Aver.
age for Refused Tobacco 81 So.
/. 81 Hhds. Admitted at ss.5, 925, 10.
20, 1870, 10 80, 1905, 10 so, IL 90
IL 55, IL rs, IL 80, II 20, IL IS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

Jan BuRSEO AT fR,SnAS, TESS,-An inmut,
by the name of Edwards. set fire to the Jail and
caused its total destruclion, on "Wednesday, the
7th inst This man Edwards, il is said was par.
doned out Of the PenItsnlary few years ago.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

Wheeler and Wilson's, Sewing Machines, arc a,
presenton exhibition at J. r. Couts, Furniture
ware rooms. They are said to be superior TO al
other machines, now in and the ladys are par.
tcularly invited to call and see them
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

The partnership here iofore existing between the
subscribers. under the style Of Geo. s. Walters
e. Co, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
let day Of February, 1858, the business Of said
firm viii be settled BY John s.. Walters.
GEO. S. WALTERS,
JNO. s. WALTERS,
wM r. w0oDALI-
april ., 'Ss-3w a,t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

uhg' - ID.
Boots, Shoes. Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons
o Flopers, DC, DC,
are now ready for exhibition. We hay Q sold ouI
stock Of Hardware, but have made an arrangement
10 furnish our customers out of large and variee
stock Of all goods in that line.
Wedo not m eau any tomfoolery by announcing
the arrival Of on. goods on this day, bat would
say to everybody il they will call and exsmins
our stock we think we can give them an agFeabl,
surprise, n the way Of quality snd prices.
sa r.. s. MOORE & co.
NJ. B.--ShoDld any of those twho are are in.
dehted 10 Us for tho last wear and year previous
wish 20 make "APril fools" Of ns, II they vii
call and pay any Time during the meath or ever
after the end Of Il, we will make all necessary
ackn Judgements. X. s. M a. CO.
April 2, y59-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

THE NasHvILLK NEw-.--We see that our friends
VIM Cameron and r. H. Barry have taken charge
Of the News. 1t will be published under the style
of Cameron & Co d. Cameron, Editor. makes
bis appearance in au appropriate salutatOry. We
wish all conce rnsd great success.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

VICE PRESIDENT BREcKEsRDoE is on trip to the
South. He was in Memphis few days ago,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
WILL pIPER.

have Just received alargs stock new Wall
Paper. embracing some beautiful French. Amer
icnn aud Oak papeEs This, in addition TO my
former stock, gives me fhe largest stock ever
offered in this market. JOHN z. COuTS.
spril 2, '5s-sm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

RrsEaBER John F. Couts, large sale of Furnitur,
at Auction on Saturday Oath inst. Great bargini
to be had.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

- r.
We have been surprised, during the present to-
bacco season, 10 fluid bow much Of the planters
interes, depends the "haadiing" Of their tobac-
CO. We have known some crops TO be sold for a
dollar hundred more, ON, account Of the nice
handling they showed than others, which, while
really better article, was handled badly. Every
buyer has noticed this for years but the planters
until recently, have been disposed to attribute the
difference 10 prices Of crops, nearly the same In
quality. to any other cause. They are now how
ever, beginning TO appreciate the Importance Of
"handling' the weed properly.
As an Instance Of the idea we wish to convey,
we will state that gentleman, who has been in
tobacco for fifteen years, told US that he res
ent, week or 80, ago, when Mr.. Tom Terrell's
tobacco was sold at $l2 40 we believe--and he
said that, at the sale. other tobacco was sold
for dollar less, that was really finer than Ter
rell's, and would bring in New York, dollar more
just because Terrell's was nicely tied and pack
ed regularly aud smoothly, in The hogsheads, and
because Terrell nd reputation for that kind Of
handling. He did not wish TO depreoiate the quail.
ity OF his tobacco at all ON the contrary he adj
mitted that II was uniformly very fne-but that
now and then, finer tobacco sold lower, for the
reason assigned.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

b PlOs ser & Co. are offering great inducement
to those in want Of Clothing Cheap. for cash
is their motto, [Aprl 2,-if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

The Rev. DR.. Hanner.D D., will preach at tn
Methodist Church, next Sunday morning
half past 10 O'Clock.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

iT will be seen by reference to our advertising
columns, in to days paper, that John H. Jones,
Agent, for thssouthern Iron Works, at Paducah.
KY, has conveyed his agency to Mr.. H. A,
Fowlks, OF this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
For the Chronicle.
Tobacco sale at LinwOOd Landing.

..aa5, s. -LINwooD LANDING April y, 1895.
The highest average of the season. st14
80 Hhds sold Average $40 40 W 100 lbs.
S9l5 IL Is IL Is 8 20 1000 AS 10 90 IL Is
y IS, A at 95 10 IS 10 25 10 90 ii 80, 6 IL
IS 10 so Z 40 10 IS 35 8 95 6 IS 10 90 ~ Sc
% 50 10 SO 10 60 1900 10 10 10 So 945
Several Hhds. book $l2 so, ~. Sales every
Filay. @. p. MACMURDO'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

Accounts from most Of our exchanges state that
there never was better prospect for fruit than at
present. -. 80 -. 49,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
Insures against the
JAN g ERS OF FIR E I!

4 PERILs OF INLAND NAvlGATIoNl
AT as liberal rules aud rates risks assumed per
nit Of for sovency and fair profit
Especial attention paid to Insurance Of Dwell
lings, Farm Property, Out buildings aud contents
Such II sured for periods Of 3 to 5 years on tn
most favorable terms. u.-t4r-zes
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
COMMERCIAL NEWs.

8. CLAHssgILLE, April 3, 1858.
Sales by w. s. M'c.ese ~ 1877 Hhda. Of Tobsc-
co, as follows -
IS Hhds. Admitted at s1l, II 90 IL as II as
il IS II 80 Ill so II IS Ill 05 IL C5 II, IL so
Il0, 4 at 10 10 10 Is 10 25 1875 10 O5 10 90 10,
lT050 10 25 10 IS 1910 3 at 10 IS 10 10 10 O0
10 60 10 20 ID. 10 IS 10 90 10 30 10 05 10. To-
0s 10 IS 10 IS 10 40 10 40 10 45 9, 8 95 IS
$40 SIS 9 SIS 8 IS 8 IS o so 9, 8 rs 8 10 8 81
$40 s IS S. 6s 8 a. 8 so 3 05 o 80 s. rs g.
SIS o 90 g IS IS 9 e5. 9 so $40 8 A. s IS 40
: 80 so 10 SO 10 20 10 20 and one at $l2 IS.
80 Ihds Refused al 81 SIS Z SIS tbs = IS 7i0
90 z 90 z 20 z so IS 4 IS q so y IS I 10 90
SIS IS 50 Z rs 1865 IT'S n SIS. 6 so Z SO y
IS 6 80 695 IT'S 735 Z IS y 10 Z IS 6 IS Z 50
7 IS Z so 7 60 so.
The HID, at $l2 IS, was grown by D. B. sgd
nor, Of Logan county, K, and is tho highest price
of the Season. w. s. MCCLURE.
Grsalss regularly every Thursday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

The subscriber having completed his arrange
menis, "a ow prepared Co manufacture Ca n--
Il les Ofevery ynriety. at the lowest cur
rent rates, aud 10 furnish supplies either by whole
sale or retail lie Is also prepared TO furnish any
description OF Cakes that may be desired and in
any quantity, at The shortest notice, The pubic
arc respectfully solicited 20 call md exAmIue his
stock, a. he via take plepsure IN exliblrg il 70 all
who may CT ~
Thankful for past favors he solfcits 60 niini
alton Of public patronage. ISL ~
Jan. :, ls6s-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

NAronsL HoyEL, CLARKsvIrLE ---One Of the
pleasantest towns in the State, is Clirksvile.-
For sensible well bred men, and beautiful women,
Il is second TO no place Of It's size in the world
La point Of commercial importance II also takes
high rank. A town of such character ought 10
have good hotel and It rejoices us TO say that
In this particular IT Is not wanting. The NATION.
Al tlorEL, formerly the Franklin House under
the propretorship Of Mr.. e. spurrer. has attained
an enviable reputation. The accommodations
meets with ihere excellent in all respects,
snd II gives us pleasure TO commend this house TO
the attention Of such Of our readers as may visit
GAINESVILLE. They will find sojourn in il, com
Portable and most agreeable.
The foregoing compliment to "mine host" Of the
NATIONAL, is from the Nashville Patriot and we take
pleasure in adding our testimony to the merits Of
that house. CldrksNille has long suffered under
tho bad reputation Of its Hotels, and even now
GU ght 10 have much better one than any It has,
but such as are here, are now veil kept and veil
provided. With either our friend Spurrier Of the
NATIONAL, or Moore, Of the w ARLINGTON, guests
will fare we'll
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16
ADMINIsTRAroR's NOTICE.

All0ersona having claims against the esiats Of
WIN. Morris, dee are hereby notified 10 file The
same IN the once OF tho County court Clerk Of
Montgomery SoHaty, by Let January, 1873, as
aduinislrator having fled nay suggestion Of The
Insolvency Of said estate.
! D II. MALLORY, Admir-
April ., 'ss-3w 50. !. a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-16

BUREAUS AND WASH sTANDs.--New
styles next week. JOHN +. COUTS,