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Great Northern Mail.

The Great Northern Mail which has hereto
fore been carried by way of the Mississippi
river has been given for the next four years to
the railroad leading from Columbus. to New
Orleans. by the way OF Jackson, Tennessee,
and Jackson. Mississippi. 1t is one of the
most important mails in the United States.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company will
receive The mail at Cairo, deliver it to the
Mississippi Central and Tennessee road at
jackson, Tennessee; it to the Jackson (Miss.)
road; then to the New Orleans road. The
contract with the Government at present is
to carry il through in sixty hours from Cairo
to New Orleans. When the several gaps in
the road are filed up it is to be carried thro'
in shorter time. The longest gap in ths
road is between here aud Columbus of about
forty-eight miles--.JaeksoH 7taaessee) Wing.
This will be gratifying intelligence to those
interested in the prosperity of Columbus or
Kentucky City. Probably as early as the
middle of next September, the railroad trains
will be making the trip from that place through
TO New Orleans in eighteen or twenty hours,
and the great mail southwark and passengers
can pass from Louisville and Sd. Louis by the
way OF Cairo and Kentucky City, 10 New Or
leans Ia about thirty-six hours, the whole dis
lance by railroad except the terry between
Cairo aad Kentucky City. There are now
two companies OF track-laycrs between Ken
lucky City and jackson, Tennessee, one at
each end Of the gap, aud each company can
lay ten miles per moath. or course this will
soon be most important route OF travel be-
tween the whole West and New Orleans and
the South.-LOsnspi1s Journal
We thank the Louisville Journal for the
above notice Of only small portion Of the
railroad facilities OF Kentucky City, ami hope
that paper will notice the others. For in
stance:
From here 10 Mobile. 400 miles, requiring
f,arteen to sixteen honrs To make the trip.
Also, from here by Tuscumbia, Huntsville,
Chattanooga. &c, to Atlanta, Georgia, there
branching to Charleston. South Carolina. aud
by Macon to Savannah distance 10 Charles
ton ESQ mites, in IS 90 40 hours
Also, our connection through Chattanooga
by Knoxville. Abingdon. Lynchburg. DC, Co
Washington City, New York. &c. It Is about
the same distance from kenfuck City 20 Knox
Vile as from Memphis. The routes from here
aud frum Memphis interseet ut Corinfh, which
l. i35 miles frvm here, and les miles from
Memphis
Our railroad connection from here by Tren-
too and Brownsville 10 Memphis, will be
completes In September. 100 miles. In abont
Elk hours. The carr are now running on more
than half Of the read from 81. Louis by tie
Iroa Mountaia 90 keasueky Guy. and Nc are
asured Of It's speedy c. mpletion- Then travel
ers will pass from ST. Loais by the Iron Noun
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winchester and Alabama Railroad.

We are most happy to make known that we
have been Informed by Mr.. E. Culverhouse,
that the track laying has commenced at
Decherd, and there is some probability in its
reaching Winchester sometime this month.
We are also Informed that the grading. bridg-
ing. irestle work and culverts, &C., are COM
pleted, ready for the iron superstructure, for
the first fifteen miles from Decherd, with the
exception of the Boiling Fork bridge, at
which place there is now a large force employ
ed, and will have it completed beyond a
doubt. by the time the track layers bring the
track to that point.
Mr.. Culverhouse's known energy, and
railroad experience, leave no doubt that he
Will leave anything undone on his part, that
is possible, in forwarding the work to early
ccmpletion.-W Winchester Home Journal
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May term 1858,
will expose 10 public sale, To the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, in the City Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 2sTH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1858, all the right, title, claim interest and
estate which JEFF. Munks then had or may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described of
land lying in Davidson county, being part If the bay
or Fly tract, situated on the south side of the Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad, about Is miles from
the city OF Nashville containing and ninety
three poles, Wallace's Gap, and the Southwest
Of Lot No 5, of the subdivision of said tract
being known Lot No. T. in the subdv ision OF said
Fay Fly OF land; levied the property Of
jefferson Munks 70 satisfy a Judgment in favor Of
Isaac Wbtworth.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jy16-td Sheriff of Davidson co.
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

TlY virtue of venditioni exponas to direct
ID ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson county. Tennessee its May Term
1855 will expose to public sale To the highest bid
der for cash the Court house yard gate the City
Of Nash vile. on SATURDAY, The 18TH DAY OF AU.
GUST 1858, all the right, title claim interest and
tate which John Brandon then had may have since
acquired in and TO the following described lot No.
thirty feet in the city Of ashvile Cherry street.
in D1vidson county, east side, bounded the north
by VIM Stewart, on the east by Jesse Collins and
Necham, the south by Rees W. Porter formerly John
Tinhall. Said lot back from Cherry street east
to CoDss line IS feet. Levied the property of
John Brandon 10 satisfy judgment rendered in favor
Of Brodie Dupree. JAMES M. HINTON,
iyl6 '5S-td Sheriff of Davidson co
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sHERIrF,S SALE.

DY virtue of two yenditiou exponas n directed
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
wilson County. Tennessee, at its May term, 1858,
will expose To pubic sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash at the court house yard gate iii the city Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
1855 all the right title claim interest and estate which
NJ NJ Henkie sr- then had, or may have since scquir
ed in and 60 the following described Lot No 245 the
plan Of Lots known EWING addition, 90 Nashville,
which plan Is registered ia the Registers Office Of
Davidson county IN book No IL, page :el. Said Lots
front 324 feet Stevenson Street, and back
100 feet TO alley, with alley the North SIDE,
being same Lot sold Ia NJ NJ Henke, ST. by Andrew
Anderson. Levied as the property OF NJ. NJ Henklc
To satisfy two Judgments rendered IN favor of J.
NJ Zimmerman, and D. =. wilkn trustee.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
~ l6-,d sheriff Of Day idson co.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of n vendition exponas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ol Davidson county Tennessee It's May term 1855,
will expose TO public SALE the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, in the city 81
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1885, all the right, ttle claim, interest and
estate which James McQuade then had, or may have
acquired in and 10 the following described Lot No.
245, in West Nashville, in county Of Davidson levied
the property Of James McQaade 20 satisfy
Judgment rendered In favor OF Arts Brown.
JAMES ". HINTON,
jy16-h Sheriff OF Davidson county.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of four vendtioBi exponss 20 directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, At ia May term, is5s
xil expose pablo sale 20 the highest bidder for
cash this Cyartbeu yard gate thecty 81 Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 2srh DAY OF AUGUST,
1855 all the right title Claim interest and which
John tsieaves then had, may have since acqair-
ed IN and the following described tract Of Land
containing Is y In Civil Oissgict No in David
county, and bounded by VIM. e. Gleayes Joseph
BrInkiey, Martha Hessny and Jas. X Gleayes Levied
upon the property of John K Gleayes 20 satisfy
four Judgments rendered IN favor 81 y. cAsilemzn
). c. 0zment, VIM Bourne, and Caas. II. cask.
JAMES n HINTON,
~ i6td Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
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The DECORATIVE CHARACTER now given to
paper-bangings renders them surprisingly
beautiful specimens of art. To produce
this appearance various means are resorted to,
independent OF the mere use of cOlOrs. Some
specimens have glossy ground. to which the
attractive name of satin is applied; this effect
is produced by the careful application of pol
ishing powder to a surface painted the proper
tint. Some have an appearance initiative OF
figured or watered silk, produced by passing
the paper between slightly-heated rollers,
which have the requisite design engraved upon
them. Some have cloth-like appearance,
produced in a singular way; the device is
printed on the paper with gold size, and over
this is sprinkled cOlored flock, which consists
of woollen cloth cut or ground to powder.
Some of the striped papers are produced in
very remarkable way. The paper travels
over revolving cylinders, and lin its passage
touches against the open bottom of a trough,
whence a continuous stream of liquid color
falls upon it; blended or shaded patterns are
produced by a modification of this process.
Bronzrd, gilt, or silvered papers are produced
by printing device with gold size. and ap-
plying the metallic adornment in the state
either of powder or OF leaf.
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settling or, orr. orr
M HIS RACES.
GI 49,
MEMPHIS COVRSE..

TIVE Races ever The sesaphis caarse Gill commence
en- TUESDAY, ociobsr isth, isss, aAd continue
FIVE RAYS. H
fiflST DAY, TrEDAT October ls-rhe "wxrkEx
-fAkE for three year odds, $500 entrance; $50 for
fet Nile heats: Three or % hll the stake; tho
Club - add 90, proried The race 4 raa; 20 nane
snd clese the ist day % August, isss- security
VII be rcqufcd fer she forfst IN the above STAKE
skxs nAs.--Jockey Cab Purse SEQ. Three milo
hezts-
sEroSD DAY, wEpxuspAf, October 2o.-Jeekey
Club Purse s3oa. MID kr@ts, shr~e IN nyc.
SANE DAs---S~e.I111ks Soc tao ycAr o1ds, 500 en-
tr.nce. fSo f.,sf~l fzsh ~ mte !" three more
- OH tie s.&ke-no~ tafes cnrscs Security ~ni be
re4s,ireA for the forfeit
faiRD ray. Izu<zpxs, October 11--rhe ssHAxrxs
s..ss for three year olds- Two mile heats Ssoo
entrance. sioo forien. Tires ~ all the stake
the clae sd $50, prov fdcd the race Is ran. 10
name and clase ikt Gay ~ August, ISIS security
xiI b required for the !oFseit
foUkfH PAY. fsssks. October .2--Jookey Cub
Purse t1eoI Two mile heats - -. -
FfFfH Day. sxsrkpAs, october 2s.-Jcckey Cub
farse 81 era Four mile heats iIlrttF
ar .swAk over ths above Course sntisles he
hoE-s - tbe fuIi afaount 81 Jockey clab pursr4
= An s.s<sss, 9Th ferfeiis secured, must b d.
wA =. xouSprSxE. r.srzuao.. -
ysss-sd r.atr5 nsnphs, ysaa-
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Seven Acres on Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph p Brown and others VS.. Samuel b Brown and
others.
IN pursuance Of a decree made IN the above named
cause, by the Cbancery Coui at Nashville NJ in
MAJ Term, 1883, Will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder on credit Of 3, and months at the Court
House IN this city Saturday the eth ay Of August
1855 the tract Of Land the peadings mentioned and
described the same being seven 'crcs living
on the Stswart's Ferry Turn rke Road COUNTY,
and bouchi by the defendant, Samuel y. Brown Of
Vim. j. Brown. Notes with approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid JNO r 6IFAyFS
jy6-u AM. Chancery Cour, at Nashville
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Important Information.

A tins season &C The year. family ought N 70
" resi- without having In TIE hoa.e pre-npf
and efcent remedy Cur cholera morbas or dizrrhc-~a
disorders that APT 81 attack all ages whtch
may result IN fatal consequences before physiri.n
eau he procured. te.l tt# 80
Tbs essfenberE pyseusery syrup 0nly 50 cents
pr eo,tls has Ia The last years cured more cases
q disorders e the koweis, no matter boz visient
tlzan al ether reraeiies and prescripslons pat 20.
sether.
la HfHnskp, chairman % TIE Hoard q Health q
S~s York, m The ~orss chn1erA season oertlf-s A.
fsez "a fss< ss .eftcfae sd a. "a seranf.,.<
gre@sd, thers nd an1fAer fatal " ckslsra
Ds- Ia fozEksf, Osulnniszoacr - crutoa water
works, ccFtnes that ceres ali c4sss q bowel CON
patnts produced By eating no much fruit, from
ether not froEn lmmeftte stoppage q the
discharges. bat fren chemiosi change tss4soed br
II N the consents % the bowels Ssa that d pssiuce<
saeet.oss q tiss br4n ~hirh e<hef rsnsdies are
APT - do,
rhreuxhoas Tennessee and Alabama n has always
been feand pronp< r-m-ey fa bt~zfy HIS II
nay BE lad Il Ali Druggists and % ms suesSriner a.
jasslS-a AK MACKENZIE
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
On Baskets Comet Champaign;
~ /" cases Sparkling Hook:
10 q stu Cataxba:
so Pfcki-s, sssorted;
20 a. spic-d Oysters;
10 Fresh Fine Apple. superior article;
SO "A scheidam Schnapps. pts. and cts;
SO Z" London Cordial Gin, Booth 4 sedg
wick's. on n Nd,
A sappy Of the well known Medicatcd Brandy, an
artcls unsurpassed for the Of Diarrh1a Dysen-
tsry and other summer Complaints Also a fail az
sortment Of Liquors, &C
A. nFIIsSER
jy2-d No College Street
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05..s-s ABOUT three weeks since, Cow and
N.Y. Calf came 10 my house. She is white,
WA-I with few red spots on her neck and
sides. The owner have her by paying for this
advertisement Uyl1-lwl HIRAM VAUGHN.
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CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES.
First l.Iaaa.

CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots, Shoes, Ii
quors Oils &C in bottles: Camphene and Spirits Tur
pentne in barrels Carpetng, China Glass and Glass
ware IN cases: Clocks, Confectonerles, Cotton Cards
Cutlery, in cases. casks, and boxes Dry Goods, D
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking
Glass plates, (at owners risk , Oysters in and
jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such specified in First and
Third classes } Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
Quors barrels and Pipes; Tobacco in boxes; Leath
err in rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks;
Crockery and Queensware in crates and casks; Rice,
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
Third Class.
Axes, Shoveis, Spades, ad-Irons, Zinc and Tin in
pigs Tin Plate Anvls Wees casks Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings
Mill Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles, Railroad
Wheels and Axies, Chairs Spikes, and Rosin in bbls.
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light ar.
tcles not enumer ated; aso Carboys Of Acids 9TH
Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight at
double First Class rates.
sS- No charge for draysge wharfage or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York 10 Nashville.
ns- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road west Of Stevenson, entitled above
rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines y per cent. less than by Pitts
making difference OF 60 10 rs cents per 100 pounds
on dry goods.
NJ Road viii not be responsible for any damages
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned 10
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga.
Goods Shipped Char eston should be consigned 10
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
JylS-u General Agent.
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FINE FARM FOR SAIE!!

WISH 20 cell of the preitiest and most desir
Il BILE places that has been offered for sale. u con-
tans about 100 acres OF fine and fertile land with ele
CANT improvements
Also, one containing ~ Acres, well watered and Tim
bered. with improve ments
mRyl5-tf WILL. l. BOYD Jx
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Nervous and rheumatic Affections.

HOLLAND bIfTklls-
we have rsed this medicine ourselves, and in
many cases with the greatest success The most
ebrated OF our German Ply sicans are recommending
it. During this changeable weather. while most per-
sons are troubled with nervous and rheumatic afec-
tons, it will be found valuable remedy "--Ssaats
ZeitHng.
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situation Wanted.

DY young of good business aualisossso rs
II who has been connected with the Grocery and Il.
easfs business, aud can come well recommended.
Address bcx II r. % e3-u
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4 Country Home for Sale!

INOuRTEFN and one half acres OF choice land can
Il be purchased very reasonable terms II is
convenient TO the market as a vegetable garden
Apply 90
may22 rAa w poyn JR
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DY virtue of nced a. Trust, executed Ia me nv
ID VIM. Hartshrli dated The 10th day of July 1884,
registered In The Registers essee of davidson county
tn Bak No. ~ page z33 shall proceed sell the
premises, on Saturday the 1th day Of August next.
between Is and % q the land described in sait
deed, being part of the place which said Hartsaeld
Ro~ lives, lying on the wei side and adjoaing the
o~en and smyrna Turnpike The Iaad Is mostly
creek bottom, and has ling bcen a mill Fond A plat
viii be exhibited ths day of sale Tue terms VIII
be ene and two years. wltn interest," With approved
security, and liea retained Jos l. EWING,
lyi5, std. Trnssse.
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Lot ON Carroll Street, &C feet
front, and Lot No. Al i'm Uni
versity Lots fronting SO fee OH
East side of Lebanon Pike.

r. H Groomes. Admir-. Of A. L. Sutdn, VS. R. A
Campbell and others.
IN pursuance Of a decree made in the above cause
Il by the Chancery Court at Nashville, az its Nav
Term 1sSs, VIII offer for sale at the Court house in
this city, on Saturday, the 7th OF August 1855 the
nroperty mentioned in the pleadings to-wit: Lot on
Carroll street. 66 feet front bv $50 feet alley and
Lot side Of Lebanon Turnpike feet front bv
40 feet On alley The Lot Carroll will he sold
as the property of A. l.. Sutfn decd the Lot on
the Lebanon Turnpike as joint and common property
Of said estate and r. II. Groomes.
fEFSMs.-s100 in cash on each Lot, and the residue
on and years credit, without interest.
JNO = GIFAVFS
ty6-td c. NJ Chancery Court ut Nashville
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REMOVAL.

A DfIISSER has removed his stock Of Liquors,
~ Cigars, Tobacco, &c % No. North College 81
NJ old stand Of Mr. n n Dieiey where he viii be
pleased % see his friends and customers. ljyl6
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Lot on Market Street, 25 DIV 90.

Ewing Bowen Callaghan and G p Sanders rs
DURSUANT 10 n decree az this Court in the above
Il canses, at Nav Term, 1855, viii offer NJ Public
sale, at the Court House in this city saturday tho
.ih day Of August, 1883, what is known as the
Callaghan property on Market street the same berg
IS feet front BY 90 feet deep.
TERMS One third cash. and FOR the balance a credit
of and years with interest notes with approv-
ed security required and lien 10 be retained until tho
purchase money is fully padand property sold with
out equity OF redemption.
JNo. f. GIFAvFS
Jee-td c. Nm. Chanccry Court Nashville.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A AONG the lot we have several good Families, two
Il or three young Women with first child, four good
House Boys, boys from is 10 20, good Dining room
Servants with good lot 81 field hands men and GIRLS
and good blacksmith and BARBER.
lpr2e-u II II. HAYNES a co.
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Having purchased Mr.. M'IAnahanas interest In IN.
goods, have taken IN partners In onr business
ptson A Alison and John u. johnson. We shall con
tinne az our old stand, where Will be Pleased 10
meet our old uiends and merchants generally.
Being an xous 10 cut down presenf stock As low
as Pssiblc, preparatory ~ Gall purchase ne will
oner inducemeats IN prices 70 those wishing rericn
ish their stock. We saai be glad 1t all tunes 70 re-
oeive their orders. and viii do our best 10 eli them
satisfactorily.
Janeia ALLISON, ANDERSON 90.
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nfw advertisements.
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Nashville. Tennessee.

ASAas nv AAAA
49, Sc SSION OF 1853.
r1,HE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
i this Institution will commence MONDAY, the
LIST NOVEMBER 1858, and viii continue 10 the LIST OF
March ensuing. sd
The PRELIMINARY COURSE OF LECTURES, free tn all
students, will be given during the month of October.
Faculty.
THOMAS L MADDIN. NJ. H., Professor Of Anatomy
k(Descriptfve astrological and Snrgical.)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor Of Princi-
pies and Operations Of Surgery.
DANIEL +. WRIGHT, VI. D., Professor OF Physiology
and Pathology
JOHN H. CAII.ENDER, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medea and Therapeutics. sGEes
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ D., Professor OF Medical
chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
E B. HASKINS, N. D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice Of Medicine.
JOHN B. FORD, NJ. D. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
H. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. n Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY HosYTTAI is uFon the premises az the Col
lege and under control Of the Faculty at which opes
ratons performed and cases prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered. 81
Amount of fees for Lectures, sos: Matriculation
fee, paid but once, IS 90: Demonstrators fee, re-
quired hut once, SO 90; Graduation fee s25 90.
Excellent Boarding can be obtained for 81 so to
81 90 per week. --f- - - u
For further details, or announcements, apply to
rr.srsE tsssE JOHN FORD, NJ D.,
jyI7 a. Dean of the Faculty
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MUSTANG GRAY: A Romance. By the Hon. Jere-
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BERNARD LILLE An Historical Romance. BY the
Hon. Jeremiah Clemens
DR.. CLAPP Autographed Sketches and Recol-
iections during 4 thirty five years residence in New
Orleans.
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WE have last received frszh art<ls q Vaccine
w M.t1er WILLS. H0oFE 1 CO..
gio-a presSsls, cssaf ~
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FOR s ALE.

M5.OO0 Worth OF Most Valuable Zeal Estate.
/ WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some OF
L the most desirable city property offered in
this market lying Cherry. Cedar Market and Spruce
Sis, suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose 10 exchange the above for likely Negroes,
the best cash prices.
mayI5-u WILL. T. BOYD JR
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Hen qualifications.
TRELAWNY'S RECOLLECTIONS
OF SHELLEY g. BYRON.

w. r. FERRY & CO. have just reed
REC0IIEcTlONS OF THE LAST DAYS OF SHELLEY
AND BYRON. BY Z. j. Trelawny. 1 vol. limo
Cloth
No living poet ever arrived at the fnliness Of bis
fame the jury which sits in Judgment upon a poet,
belonging as he does tn all time muss be composed Of
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Iey's Defence IF Poetry.