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E5- Owing to the inclement weather with
which the week opened, less interest than
usual has been manifested in the Fair. Yes
rerday, however, being a bright day, the at
tendance was considerably augmented
though still much less than it ought TO have
been.
A hall has been fitted up comfortably for
the Exhibition Of domestic articles, &c, but
the variety entered is quite meagre. We OBJ
served amongst them some few articles worthy
of special note. For instance, the wool and
cotton stockings. flannel and jeans the make
of worthy matron of Williamson county,
Mrs. JAS. c. OWEN, who has borne of a num-
Der of premiums; and specimen Of cotton
lace and flax stockings knit by venerable
lady OF this city, whose neatness and good
taste are proverbial. Mrs. 5. WHTsETT ex-
hibits specimens of sugar and syrup from the
Chinese Sugar Cane. which, were there no
Other proof, would be evidence enough of the
value of the cane. A couple of Porcelain
Pitchers, of South Carolina manufacture, at
tracted much attention. They are really
beautiful. Some samples of silk, worsted,
maker, and were greatly admired.
HENDERSON & Bro. are seen there in a coal
cook stove and Il wood cook range, which are
v,ry desirable.
H. Il. COOPER exhibits bathing tub and
shower bath apparatus, which evidence his
skill.
ARMSTRONG & Co, Macy & HAMILTON, b.
S. WELLER, b. +. CHEATHAM, and the TENNEs-
SEE PLow FACTORY exhibit valuable agricul
tural machines and implements, such as
Reapers and Mowers, Drills Rollers, Har-
rows, Crushers, Straw Cutters, Pluws.
Cleaners, dc. There are, also. improved
Wheat Fans, Single Machine. and Wash
i e Machine. All of these things elicit much
observation and speculation to their rela-
tive mrits-
Il. II. BRoCxwAY exhibits several patterns
OF Grocer & Bakers celebrdtei SetciHg Machines.
and makes quite handsome display of gar
Inents, showing the various kinds of uses of
which the machine is susceptible. y chiid's
cloak, shows its capacity TO quilt; little
dress, to cmbroidcr; and other garments, to
do anything in the catalogue of plain and
fancy sewing. Too much cannot be said in
commentator of these specimens of work;
nor. in our opinion, Of the Machine which ex-
ecuted them, it being an important and most
Invaluable adjunct to the comforts and con
veniences of the family circle.
The Agent of SINGERS Machine also has
several Machines on exhibition, together with
sampIes of their work
The great feature of the Fair has been the
exhibition of stock, and during the week a
large number of very tine animals have been
shown. Our stock raisers justly take great
pride in their horses, mul, :, cows &c, and in
the course of few years will be able, we
trust, to compete with any section of our
country.
The exhibition to-day will be blowing
match, buggy horses, and ponies. As this 10
the last day, we hope our citizens will take
advantage of it to enjoy a little recreation,
in the pleasant atmosphere Of the Fair
Grounds.
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N A S III " IL l.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1858
A Magnificent EnterprIse.

We learn that a gentleman of Washington
city, proposes to have executed, by one OF the
first artists of the country, superb steel en-
craving of the General Conference, now in
session in this city. The aim will be to give
an exact likeness of every member of the
Conference, with the Bishops, both living and
dead. This is project worthy of the age
and the djgnified and intellectual body in
tended to be perpetuated. We should sup
pose that every member and friend of the
Methodist church would at once take measures
TO secure copy of this great picture. Apart
from the value of the engraving itself, the
object in view should commend the enterprise
to every true Southerner. IL il to build
Church in Washington City, worthy Of the
NJ. E. Church, South. To this every cent OF
the profits, after paying the cost, will be faith
fully devoted. The likenesses Of the minis
tiers, and the Photographic views of the Con-
ference in session. will be taken 10y the Messrs.
HuGHEs in the highest style of the art. we
cordially commend the enterprise to the pub
lie. The price is set at SO, which Is quite
low for such an engraving, with the pledge
that If 1000 subscribers can be obtained, II
shall be reduced to S.. Those wishing to
subscribe, can leave their names at the Book
Stores and at the NJ thodist Publishing House.
Payment on the delivery of the engraving.
The Messrs Hughes, have engaged to ex-
ecute the Iikenesses Of the Delegates and
Bishops for the proposed steel engraving OF
Gen-raI Conference We are quite sure that
all may rely upon the ability of these Artists
to give entire satisfaction.
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The Crystal ouLamp.

PATENT RIGHTs--Almost with precise regularity, at
the expiration OF certain periods, some yalua
bic patent ofsred the public of whrh fortunes
are made by magic. IN the Patent of the Crystal Oil
Lamp we recognize of this class, and antici
patng the reapng Of rich harYests by hundreds of
enterprising merchants throughout the Union II is
great and worthy inventon--great because it far
exces every other invention for the production Of
cheap light, and especially worthy economical
and dangerous fluids in use II has parallel
for usefulness among the long lists Of patents granted
for years-bccause reaches and benefits the
blessing alike all mankind the poor well the rich
for Notwithstanding its superiority to, and manifold
advantages every other for safety and cleanliness
much many Others thereby making a saving of
vesixths of the entire cost reality saving
dollars out Of every six dollars now expended. We
hear the inventors intend dispose Of the patent rights
for the States and Territories of the Union; So pre-
senting golden opportunity for investment, and I'm
doubleday many now possessing their few hundreds
will boast of their thousands the result of it.
1t is indeed a chance either for the small trader
heavy merchant 10 acquire the control of healthy
permanent trade, yielding greater profit in few
months than any ordinary business would in long
series of years. While heartily condemn the ma
ny worthless patents offered TO the public, we
pleased commend 10 the world reolite entirely
worthy their confdence.-Bostor Journal, Apri 22Isd
apr2s-2m(p. b.
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HoSsEs AND MULEs.-Thcse valuable ami
mails are subject to almost many diseases
and accidents as human beings; and thousands
are lost every year, either for the want Of
their owners knowing how TO treat them, or
from using inferior articles. This is peculiar
" the case in regard 10 such diseases as spav-
in, springhalt poll evil and all such diseases
as arise from sprains, bruises, harness gals,
&c. All these diseases are readily durable by
the use Of some penetrating liniment, which
is absorbed by the pores of the skin. and ut
once drives off the bad humors that feed and
keep up the disease. Among all the Linz
ments ever invented, none possess the pene-
trative aud diffusiye principle to such a de-
gree as DR.. BnAGG's ARcrIc LISnENr. Pro-
prietoss of omnibus routes, livery stables and
canal lines, will find the Arctic Liniment an
invaluable remedy, peculiarly fitted for their
use.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn, by BERRY 4
DEaOyn-I.E-
An agent a-snted In every town and village.
Application saould be made to Bragg Bur-
rowes, ST. -oni
companied By
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, "WEDNESDAY, May s, p. N.
BACON.-The demand is limited and prices rath
er easier We hear Of few sales 1O1z cents for
Hog round We quote Shoulders sAfQ9c., Hams IL
all cents; Clear Sides 1I1z@uXc.
GRAlN--Ihere Is very little prime. Wheat coming
to market. Ordinary and Inferior lots rule very low
and it is with extreme difficulty that are effected
the demand being confined principally the MiIlers
wants for immediate use. We quote Red Go 10 Csc .
bushe, according TO quality, the latter figure for a
good article White is nominal at csc TO sl05 Corn
duh and the demand limited, we hear Of some light
sales at 6s cents 2 bushel
FLoUR.-There is a very slight Improvement in the
demand for export, but there is heavy stock on the
market and prices show no tendency TO improve. We
quote Tennessee Extra Family So .595 so; do. Extra
SIS I2<; do Superlne 81 SIGH SIX
LARD.-We have nothing new 10 report Demand
light, supply moderate. We quote 111z9l215c.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
SPRING AND SUMMER
sioux OF FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS,

CONSISTING IN PART OF
White and Colored MarsaiIes shirts;
White Linen Bosom shirts;
Colorei Cambria shirts, warranted 20 IT.
Aisl, lew fine EMBROIDERED SHIRTS, for Parties
and Hc,idings
BOYS SHIRTS, plain and embroidered, all sizes.
UNDERWEAR, Of silk, Isle, Gauze, Norino, Lncn !,
Cotton. g..
HALF HOSE, white, brown and fancy silk, Isle,
Aerino, Cotton, &c.
All styles Of Searfs, Socks, Napoleons, Ties and
CraVats
FANCY GOODS, consisting 81 Sandslwood Spanish
PLAIN and Fancy Ivory aud Palm Leaf Pans.
Also, ladies' and GenIcmen's travelling Cases and
Cabas, WAITING Dck, Port Mouies, and Razors, single
ia sctts.
Also, superior lot q VEST BUTTONS, OF Cameo,
stone, shell aud Glass.
CANES-cvcry size and style Of Ebony, Bamboo,
Aalaka Rsbber, and Hickory Canes al
J. H. McsItIS,
ladies' and Gentlemen s Furnishing and Fancy store
corner OF the square and College streeS
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Farming Implements.

COTTON
owestp prices
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~ y chronological examination is hold
ing mirror up to nature; is laying before
mans eyes a mathematical analysis of him
self flv better or for worse We cannot find
7ut ourselves truthfully by relying upon our
wn internal impressions; nor ure our minds
too ethereal to be measured. The body is the
parent aud index of the mind. Thus saith
Phrenology. Prof. FOWLER will remain at
his private Office this evening for the accom-
m1dation of persons confined during the day.
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Patent Circular Saw GUNNER.

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Aso, Saw
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Wewould particularly call the attention Of
our readers to "A remedy known as McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
fore say to all, call at the agents, and test
for yourselves its intrinsic merits. 1t is de-
licous to take. We ask our lady readers TO
try it, See the advertisement in another
column. April Pew.
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m.r,.et.bxTeIegrapb.

NEW ORLEANS. May Cotton, sales 5000
bales, firm: Sales of the week $4,000 bales;
Stock $4,000 bales; Increase in receipts at
this port 1000 bales; Decrease at all ports
10000 bales Wheat steady; Lard in kegs
I34C@I34. Other articles unchanged.
ST LOUIS, May Flour So s25; Mixed
Corn SO; Oats 30(94I; Hemp 7O98O; Tobac-
co 9001S 10.
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The ssEIixirss

Prepared by Or. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column, has by its merits obtained for
Itself 50 high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
Clans acquainted with its properties using il them
selves and prescribing to their patients, convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs a healthy function. M
merOus cases Of Dyspepsy, of the most aggrav rated
character, which abandoned as incurable by
of the Medical Faculty have by the use OF this
Elixir, been restored perfect health attested
tiGcates testify. aprl3-ly
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Mill Materials.

CUM BETTING STEAM PACKING, HOSE
Wove Wire Rolling Screens DC, hand by
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"Tie Southern NigIsme Of Temperance, Re
Jlgioa, Education and General Literature" is the
title of new monthly periodical just pub
lished in this city, by Mr.. W. II. +. LIGoN. 1t
is very Handsomely printed. aud its contents
exhibit good taste and undoubted talent We
wish the enterprise rich harvest of Success.
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Postponed Chancery sales.

We are requested TO call attention TO the
Chancery Clerks sales TO take place ut the
Courthouse on Saturday next, at II O'Clock.
He is to sell the Wilson Spring property, aud
also at the same time and Place, Lots Nos. $50,
35l, 379 and $50, in the plan of the West
Nashville McNairy property.
tnav7-9t
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To Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having bcen restored 10 health
in few days, after many years OF neryons Suffering
will send (ree) to assist others copy of the prescrp
ton and snppy OF the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. ID
rect.the Rev. JoHN II. DAGNALL, ls6 FULTON street,
Brooklyn, MY. aprlS-utw-s
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wanted Immediately, 10 %
EN@ y

EE---sss men to engage ia the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. InvaIids, meoi...l-
ties farmers and teachers, wishing TO travel, will lind
tins very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them 90 the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now in the business clearing from
$500 to 800 per year. For fun particulars and
last Of Books, address II. NJ. RUII5oN, Queen City,
Publishing House ill Main street, Cincinnati ohio,
Of living East, II. RUIISON, Philadelphia, Pa
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

nashville, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1855.
will give SIS cents the dollar for Lawrenceburg
money; and other uncurrent money at the market
price wish to purchase 500 600 OF Tennessee state
Bonds MI order, aud will give the highest market
price for Land Warrants TO any amount
lanll-t mo u. JAMES.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON-Sales of few small lots yester-
day at s3@1osc p d.
TOBACCO-Sold at A HAMLToN's Is hhds
at 10, 5 90, 90, 60, IS. 5 80. 25.
80, 90, O5, rs. so, 8 IS, rs, 9 90,
9 90, O5; and IL at FISHER, WIRELESS d Co.
at O0(97 50.
BACoN-Continues to ell from wagons at
s@e4c p ID.
LARD-s4@92c p h.
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Soda Eounf.

Wsts, HoorER Co. inform the lovers of Soda Wa
ter that they have received aud have in operation
OF the Nichols celebrated sofia Fount, entirely
patent, and the most complete ef the KIND
ant Their assortment OF syraps Inferior 10 none
"a the city. aprl3
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Atlanta Market.

ALBANIA, May g. 1888.
Sales of COTTON the past two days only about 80
bales-Extremes f@1A cents.
The transactions in BACON continue satisfactory,
without any material change in prices Hog round is
held at 10 cents. but remarked Monday if want
ed considerable quantities. be bought at Feast
a quarter of cent lower. Shoulders be bought
at from 70 9 cents Hams from 10 TO IL cents, and
Clear Sides Ii y cents Large lots OF the latter
could probably be secured a trifle easier,
though held quite firmly.
Received the past week, ........ 1877 ,614 pounds.
Received previously ,..........2 ,0S5, 26e pounds
Total, Observation-Disclosures, 49, ,903 pounds.
LARD is unchanged, with good Stock. Receipts
per Western & Atlantic Railroad, Is ,2l5 pounds
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pp telegraph.
GeneraINews.

New ORLEANS, May, 6.-The Black Warrior,
has arrived with Havana dates of the 3D.
There was considerable excitement owing
to insults and detentions of American vessels
BIZ I'm sh cruizers. Some of the American
Masters had determined to resist
Sugar dull.
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FOR FAMILY USEi



ehanfcss Fair.
A i the late Mechanics Fair. held In the
u City Of Nashville, In October. 1851, the
Judges appointed 10 examine articles in Class
45-No. II, GROVER 4 Bakers Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l64, SN6ER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits OF the two
machines ~ follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines.
thai Il, using two separate threads for making
the stitch: that of GRovER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SP00LS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that OF STNGkK's using one
spooI aud Que needle. the other thread work
lug from BOBBIS ENCLOSED u A SHUT
TIE, and. Ia the opinion Of the comEnIttee. Il
b-rt adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERl. &c-
The GROVER a BAKER a. the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, ASD, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage
q USING sPOOIlS WITHOUT RE-Wj<D
ING and, with the exception Of fine cloth
Ing, saddleFy. &e-. In the opinion Of the
Commodities Is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
~ The part Of this report referring "a
the Singer Machine a. beat adapted 10 nnc
Clothing was intended 20 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE ~ go FOR Manu-
fACTCRING CLOTHING BY TAIL.OkS,
IN WORKSHOPS. &c- THE SAME IN
REFEREScE TO SAppL4ER1s DC
NASHVILLE sEwIH6-nAcHIHE COMPANY.
NO. g. PUns.tc sQuAnk
EAzhvztls, xena. ~
Ma xilIe Isaa. jans.1ry 70. lseS--zf
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Notice.

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE
Nashville March 31t, 1858. I
FTNERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders OF this
i Bank held at the Banking House in Nashville
the 1st June next at 10 O'Clock, A N 10 take into
consideration act passed at the recent session of the
Legislature OF this State, proposing amendment TO
the charter of this Bank. BY order of the Board.
apr5-td d. WEAVER, Cashier.
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

rI'HlS important invention for producing the oAeapea
Il hght Ia the weird h perfected and offered %
thu pubic. Nunbertcss other attempts have been
made produce a cheap light but were attended with
sah Inherent objections 90 destroy their utility and
adorts1R. But tie Crystal Oh Lamp, while b the
CHEAPEST = both aye and agreuAiis M every pa<iien,
making dear, sfts and eiiiSaas nAme-cotreiy nee
from 40 osior. There q danger from explo-
slon, bur p1scg safe unter AL circumstances The
ol b used Any place without fear Of soing the
incest garnsnts- The lamps are simFfy arranged and
perfectly ceatOlahie by The children and dolcsfics,
and constructed that The Eght be varied IN
moment from that u elghteea twenty orb
nary lamps. hiie L free fran the disAsreeaeir
srarl arising ffon the ksfasrue An1 the danger a.
tending the use &c the burning nula a found upon
a. "a
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nPN. ?. Wills Home J0irHGl advertiscs circulars
furnished gratis explaining Tie reasons why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius 10
opera 10 a Wheeler AMI Wilson's sewing machine. and
xhy so many excellent house keepers can no, do
a feb2a-tf
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, May Z. The river is still rising
Nothing new from the upper streams.
LOUISVILLE, May River rising with 8
feet water in the canal and 6 feet ON the falls
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Gzs- The Odd Fellows of Lebanon dedicate
their new Hall in that place Monday evening
next. Speeches will be delivered by Col.
ROBERT HArroN, and Mayor THoNPSoX.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Mr. Clingman resign
ed his seat The vote on the Minnesota bill
was postponed till Tuesday. Adjourned in
consequences of the sudden death of Senator
Evans last night
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OURS nspois are now n readasss. aaf - e4rnesi
" b. reqaest ali sho sish bay lce euFtns t1e 80
81 : u1lforl4 prics, cal 4nf safply tlezAsn-fes
eiIh thckets aod REGISTER tsr re<ll-g -
rons--t1srrbF save Ne 4Etslis h the
ialler peri q s11e se.ssaa-
Oar on,oe< are chergy sEfsrf next foeF rs nznk
e Trnnrssse r HardeAzsie :, Frer4 slFeet, An1
CO n NARTIS,
aprze-tf III LAHkt1CE
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SSOI.xVEON

'HE partnership heretofore existing under the style
i and 1rm Of CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT, was dissolved on
the 9th INST by mutual consent to take effect the
2nd Of February, 1885, The business will be contnu
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & CO., of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted to the late firm previous the
I'd of February, 1885, will please call Immediately fai
the old stand, No. Is Cedar street) and settle with
GEO B. ABBorr who is fully authorized 10 collect and
receipt for the same.
In letrng from the firm of CLIFTON 4 Abbott, take
great pleasure in recommending to the patronage of
my friends, Messrs CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT * Co., gentle
men worthy OF confidence, and solicit for them
tinuance of past favors.
apTl3-f GEO. b. ABBOTT.
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Buena Vista Springs,
LOGAN COUNTY. KY.

WILL again be open for the reception OF visitors
w ON the LIST of June, and no pains Will be spared
To render their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Mrs. Burgess formerly of the Forst House Russell
vile, KY Will preside over the Ladies' department
gooi Band Of M.s.c will be in attendance. The Bow
pleasure health will Gud both at Bucna VISTA. The
stage Will every other day direct to the Springs
from Nashville, and daily from GAINESVILLE, Hopkins
willie and BowIngrcen Russellvilc, where convey
anccs can always be had
may i-lmiAtI d. JEFFRIhSS, Proprietor.
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1858. j. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE.

HAVING just received every style Of Shell, Ivory
Buffalo, and Horn Puh, Tusking, Side, Fine tooth
and Redding Combs. Also Ivory, Rosewood, Shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Shaving and Cloth
Brushes, small Toilet Mirrors, ladies and Gentemen's
Dressing Cases for travelling for the room:
Bags, Cabas, furnished aud unfinished; Ebony Work
Boxes, and fine Writing Desks. Will sell AT prices 20
suit the times. apr Soft
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

ARRIVALS UP TO p. NJ, FRIDAY, MAY 7TH.
Geo Hcshe, Tennessee, Thos Brown, Giles co,
Thos Roue Mississippi; n MOifrt Winchester,
Jas Freeman, Ky, Mayes Columbia T,
b Houston, do Woodsou, Wilmington,
b Linn x sev't Ala, Yatt, ST Louis,
A Brown, Virginia, J Henry, Miss,
G Lounes, do WI Jett Shelbyville,
james Robinson Z Tenn, Jas Dempsey, Alton,
Miss Robinson, do 30 gan Vance, Harrisburg
G ID Gwen, Tennessee, + Lowe, Tennessee,
w Rogers, Louisville, Robert Hail. Georgia,
Howell Pulaski, Lewis Mason x Lady Mss
w Dooms, Newark J, JUS Thompson, Telin,
ID McGregor. New York, l. Brown y c.,
A r Wigs, Huntsville Ala, w 6 Ellis Il Lady, Win,
Henry Miller, East Tenn, Mrs Waldrdge, Franklin,
Chas Childress, Tenn, Miss BodsOn, do,
J J Harner, Helena, Ark Miss Woldrige, do,
Mrs Harner & servt, do II Francis, Winchester,
Mrs NJ BOXES Maury co, l. Most Lady, Russell
John Murphy, Ruth'd vile KY,
L Furguson. Cheatham co, Mrs Byon; do.
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TOR MAY just received and for sale by
Il aprZ9 JOHN YORK & c
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