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l. The Life and Epistles of st. Paul, by the Rev. W.
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3vos.
8. Barrett's Synopsis Of Criticisms Difoult and
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s. Geneste's Parallel Hstories.of Judah and Israel
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Is Writings of Arminus, translated from the Latin
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| 16. Works Of Bishop Sage. 3voIs
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10. Stephens History of the Church of Scotland.
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20. Doddridge's Family Expositor. 6vols-
81. Robinson's Scripture Characters. vols.
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ans. l vol.
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"a. Massillon IS Sermons, with his Life, &c. vol.
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90. Tllotson's Sermons. vols. folio.
80. MacKnight on the Epstles. vols. calf
81. Burnet's History OF the Reformation. 8 vols.
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a. The History of the Church in the Apostolic Age
vols.
IS. The Doctrine OF the Real Presence. vol.
SO. The Messiah predicted in she Penteteuch and
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81. Rhemes and Doway. vol.
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COOKERY BOOKS.

THE ECONOMICAL COOK. By Mrs Holland. Lon
don.
DOMESTIC COOKERY. BY Mrs. Copley. London
HENDERSON'S AMERICAN COOKERY
COOKERY AS IT SHOULD BE- Mrs GoodfeIlow.
PRACTICAL COOK BOOK. By Mrs. Bliss
PHILADELPHIA HOUSEWIFE By Aunt Mary
EVERY LADY'S COOK BOOK. By Mrs Crowen
SEVENTY FIVE RECEIPTS. By Miss Leslie.
COMPLETE COOKERY. By
LADIES NEW COOK BOOK. By Mrs. Hale.
PRACTICAL RECEIPTS FOR HOUSEWIVES By
Mrs. Widdheld
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
junel0. BAG College street
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Going to sleep.

The music sang itself to death;
The lamps died on in their perfume:
AbasSa on q silk divan
Safe in the moonlight in her room
Her landmarks loosed her scented hair
With lity fingers; from her brow
Released the diamond, and unlaced
The robe that held her bosom's snow,
Then she laid down upon the bed
With folded hands happy maid
And slumber kissed her on the ewes,
And led her to the Land of Shade
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re- DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION,
by which all persons more less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise whole
some food, and dose of Boerhaves Holland Bitters
ne hour before each meal
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

7 WISH 10 sell one Of the prettest and most desirs
l. BILE places that has been offered for sale il con
tains about 400 acres OF fine and fertile land with e-
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing - Acres well watered and tin.
bered, with improvements
mayl5-u WILL L BOYD In
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ffoD Lfe Y. y JTcscrfu Jhne va.
ENTR AORDENA SPECTACLE.
Uprising OF n Bogus Vigilance Conn
mittee, and Uprising of the People
40 meet it, Eremenious Excite
nlenl.


AT about O'Clock yesterday morning, a
band of men, variously estimated at from two
to three hundred, suddenly appeared ut the
State Arsenal on ST. Peter street, and took
possession of it, the officer in charge being
unable TO resist them. These men, already
armed with knives and revolvers, further
armed themselves with the muskets and bay
onets in the Arsenal-hauled out two pieces
OF artillery, loaded and primed-stationed
one piece on St. Peter street and the other on
ChartrYs street-took possession OF the lock-
up, (adjoining the Arsenal,l posted men at
the different corners of the square in which
the Arsenal was. and 50 took complete mill
tary possession OF that square aud the lmme-
diate vicinity.
The astonishment of the public. in the morn
ing, at finding the vicinity patrolled by armed
men, who presented bayonets at all who Of
fered TO pass along Chartres street on one
side of the square. aud 81. Peter street on the
other side, may be much easier imagined than
described. We came up Royal street, at hall
past seven O'Clock, aud noticed crowds OF
people standing silently all along back Of the
church. As they were all looking down the
two alleys on either side OF the church, we
started TO turn down the lower alley, when
several men, bristling with knives and pistols,
crossed our way with bayonets and said We
couldn't pass. We wanted 10 know why. They
said they belonged To the Vigilance Commit
tee. and had orders TO let no Que pass.
Upon further inquiry from other people
the so-calied Nigiiants having refused 10 an
swer further questions--we we're overwhelmed
with amazement To learn thai this was a move
of the political organization called the "Inde-
pendent Party nrsi To take the city, and
next, TO carry the election Of Monday by mil
itary force. We staid around there some time
looking at these Vigilants 10 see who they
were. Most that We recognized were Demo.
erats, some thai We recognized were renegade
Americans, whilst the rest OF the crowd con-
tanned large sprinkling Of Germans and
Frenchsnen. Il Is needless 70 odd that the
news OF this unparalleled movement few like
wildare.. throughout the city, aud created all
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
For Sale

INOR sale 40 900 Acres OF fine land in Texas Titles
Il perfect Will be sold in a body or in tracts OF
$40 acres or in league (4f2S acres) surveys Persons
wishing 10 make good investment would do wen 10
call and examine the plots and titles. WEI be sold for
cash, negroes or real estate Nashville.
Enquire Of II. H. HAYNE * Co. or OF A. V s Inns
LEY. onr9s All
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Funeral Notice.

The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. L. c. COLEMAN
are requested to attend the funeral of his son.
JACKSON from his residence Front street. this even
ing, at O'Clock.
Divine Service by Rev. Dr. Summers
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baptism."
Thus, after upwards of two centuries of
acrimonious theological controversy, the ques-
ton is put to rest at last. We warn our
Baptist friends that it isn't of the slightest
sort of use to take an appeal, for it is a
theory of Judge Nuttall's that when he pays
no attention to the lawyers and makes de-
cision on his own hook, Il is neper reversed. His
instincts defy the Court of Appeals.-Lou.
yosfr
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

MONG the lot we have several good Families two
n or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from is 10 90, good Dining room
servants, with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber
apr2s-u II II. HAYNES K co.
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TO ECONOMICAL FAMILIES
And Ladies, Married or Single.

I'0R Fifty Cents enclosed IN postage stamps the
II dersigned will forward, by return mail the fol-
lowing invaluable household receipts, made without
trouble full printed Instructions For ten cents
you procure what would cost at the store one
dollaf-yiz
rLuors HAIR.
How MAKE ToofH POWDER.
How T. MAKE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
How MAKE HAIR DYE.
HoS MAKE PoNkDES
How MAKE BLOOM Ross, REMOVE FREcxIks
IRON PACE
How To MAKE RoUcE ToR THE ooxrLExIoS
How MAKE INDEiIIHlE ISK-
How CoKSs-
How To MAKE CE,zEsI, FoK xKxpGS0 HRoKks CHINA
Also
Harper Twelvetrees' celebrated Washing Roceipi;
your washing IN hail TIC and trouble with
out wearing out your clothes with the SckrHaSo
BoAKD DR.. CYRUS II. MOTT,
juneio-3mw. BROOKLYN, ". Y.
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Fresh Arrivals.

5 Ny ID T. II * Il X i n n r. l. L
RE now opening a choice and well selected stock
n OF BOOTS and SHoFSs suitable 20 the season, and
at prices 20 correspond with the times Consisting
part of
Gents inc Calf Roots aud Caters:
do Patent leather Caters, Oxford Ties:
do Calf oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and lasting CATERS;
do Calf and Patent leather strap Shoes
ladies Caters, plain with and without heels;
DO slippers, do do
do Pine Toilet slippers;
do Fine White KID and Satin Slippers;
% do do Caters;
do Kid Bnskins with and without heels
Misses Gaiters and Slippers. with and without heels
do KID Boots, with and without heels:
CoilGrens shoes of every variety,
BOYS and Youths Shoes of every variety.
o. The above We have something very nice for NAY
DAY Also Servants Shoes and feggec Wofk q all
kinds Gall Al No. q Public square.
SNYDER A FRIuEIL,
anrii3o q Puhfc Square
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RE coon sly!
BY
ADAMS EXPRESS.

ADAMS EXPRESS.
T AM to-day receiving by Adams Express direct
IL from the East an invoice Of CHOICE GOODS which
we ask the attention of
THE l. DIES.
This invoice embraces the following seasonable and
desirable goods:
French Lace Nantes. from 81 so TO S25 90;
Real Valenciennes Edgings, at all prices;
Swiss Collars. from 81 90 TO IS 90;
Linen Frnges for Basques;
Hem Stitched Handkerchefs;
Hoop Skirts, extra nice;
White Brilliantes, neat styles;
Together with
Jaconets and Swiss MusliIs;
Soft Finish Linens, &c, &c, &c.
HE- Call early
WILLIAM MOORE,
No. Is Union street.
P.s One case small figured Jaconets of beautiful
style and cheap. jeS-1m.
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE

+ WILL sell the house sea les Al present occsried
i and 0wn~d By VIM !. Mostly, situated ca High
street, ssaA Nashville, frontng sixty feet and RIM
mag back two handreA The house b . brisk with
all other neeesssry cut bnllangs ali n good reFair
Also, yzcast et treating Hgh street. thirty six
feed, and rannnz hack 30 feet good location for
baildiag site fhts = dez&FAbts properly, 10
posed property hzAfeEs. and wcnld earnss1ly
nviis thase wishing real ezlzis exa1nae
tbs rs1pertF-
fsExs s<tx-rA ercth ef oae, Two sad shree
years. With ts.tcrezt ffosn date.
cs- fer fafshsr part.cul@Fs e1ii en
ER efAscocE,
lsl. Real Es.4ss Aseut-
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for Sale-Go Rent.
POstnOncd Sale.

rT,HE sale of that valuable property fronting on
l. South Market street, sixty feet opposite the NIL
itary College, with substantial two story brick bust
and dwelling house the lately occupied by
Fred. Jonte and handsome vacant lot fronting III
feet the Lebanon Turnpike, opposite the Reservoir
has been postponed till Saturday June 18th inst at
IL O'Clock A NJ, when il will be sold 20 the highest
bidder at the Court House yard gate. Terms made
known the day Of sale.
p BILII0D,
A A. HATCHER
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Executors OF +. Jonte, deceased.
E. r. GIAscocK, Auctoneer. ieI-td
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AS5S. .1S5S.
so BOX. GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON & 90.
so BOX GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON & co.
so BOX GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON & 90.
SO BOX. GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON 4 co.
so BOX. GINGER WINE, Tor sale by DILLON & co.
so BOX. GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON & co.
so BOX. GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON l. 90.
so BOX. GINGER WINE, for sale by DILLON & co.
jeff
Fans.
WHITE, Painted and Carved Ivory, Sandlewood and
w Spanish Fans, handsome styles, just received by
je2-u j. II. MCGIIL.
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The Navy Department Navy Department proper
m Once the Secretary aud o i've bureaus attached thereto
Dks, Equipment
BGrcan o. Provisions ami ,hing areau Ordinance and
iydrography and the Bureau OF Medicine and sarsefs.
following u the duties Of each these Offices and
Of the force employs therein;
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W Welsh, chief clerk aud eleven clerks The Secretary q tho
Navy has charge everything oonnceed with tho naval establish
under general states wl
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hia
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yards and everything sii.i, oaasS,s h them are
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This eGreau who : assisted y slee ass'ass Ih bureau
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Bu,la u Provision, ClsAtEa Bsc parser United
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n aad Hraseynrsy Capt Innaan agraham
f q bnrsa four clerks anil Que lhis ouran has
guns, powder sles the equipment
oar everything conuocad therewh II also
maps charts
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observatory and liydxraps oaes Washington.
Academy Annapolis general
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pxsArshsr-
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Lieutenant General Scsit, Al New York.
jufaa oaos Samuel Cooper AlJiaut General
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y Lee clerks Ia this Office all
ts which the personnel the army, rolls
IL Is hero where all military made
QldndTrasr Gsn,gas MAJOR & Jesnp,
~
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L, on THE WET SOUTHWEST, SoKfHwfsf-BAfn
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD. FAIL. ARRANGEMENTS
through funaAiy, excsys Sunday wAsh
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Washington "a $50 reaching Cincinnati al next y,
dfreetiy e ard tha
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grand ais rad ~ daylight LAKE
either " 80, $50 AIN rvnn Washington
the AdftnA e=iern virginia road
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shs
Toaxh baggage checks ali quariesE, and
possible facility vii found tls roste.
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
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points Washington Juncea aud Piedmont the
For ali stations between wheehns 90
train.
BALTIMORE AND
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80, M. 80 and p.
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me 7ss and IS viii stations and for An
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Tbe 74b, Lao y. the chiefco connecting trains Tor
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further The atiofc and Ohio Railroad
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oas Master u Transportation, Baltimore
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