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servitude, in some form or other, with greater
or less departures from the theoretic equality
of man, is INSOFAR able from our nature. /
know of no way by which the form of this
seryitude shall be fixed but political institu-
ton. Domestic slavery, though / confess not
that form of servitude which seems to be most
beneficial to the certainly not that
which is most beneficial to the slave-is not,
in my Judgment, to be set down as an INNER
al and irreligious relation. / cannot admit
that religion has but one voice to the slave,
and that this voice is Rise against your mas
ter No, sir, the New Testament says, Slaves
obey your masters; and, though | know full
well that, IN the benignant operation of Chris
tlanity, which gathered master and slave
around the same communion table. this unfor-
lunate institution disappeared in Europe, yet
/ cannot admit that while it subsists, and
where it subsists its duties are not pre-sup-
posed and sanctioned by religion. And,
though certainly am not called upon to meet
the charges brought against this institution.
yet truth obliges me TO say word more on
the subject. / know the condition of the
working classes in other countries: am init
mately acquainted with it in some other coun-
tries; and have no hesitation in saving. that
/ believe the slaves in this country are better
clothed and fed, and less hardly worked, than
the peasantry of some of the most prosperous
States of the continent of Europe. Consider
the checks on population; read Nautilus. What
keeps population down? Poverty. want, star
walton, disease, and all the ills of life; it is
these that check population all over the world.
Now, the slave population in the United
States increases faster than the white, masters
included. What is the inference as to the
physical condition of the classes of society?
These are opinions. / have long entertained,
and long since publicly professed on this sub
ject, and which here repeat in answer to the
intimations to which have already alluded"
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The Rurning Mountain.

Asis generally known, there is a vein of Goa i
located above water level in the Broad
Mountain, about seven miles from this bor-
ough and near HeckShcrsvill. which for
twenty-one years has been on fire. The
vein, which contains excellent white ash
coal. is some forty feet in thickness. The
origin of the fire is attributed to "A couple of
miners. who having some work to perform in
the drift in the depth ofwinter, built Il fire
they being cold-in the gangway. The
flames destroying the prop timbers, were car
ried by a strong current rapidly along the
passage, aud the fire communicating to the
coal all subsequent efforts to extinguish it
were Intellectual The men were cut off from
escape and were undoubtedly sufiocated to
death Their remains were never found A
few DAYS since we assembled the mountain Mt
the spot of the fire. and were much interested in
examining the effect of tho lire upon the
surface.
The course of il is from west to east and
where the vein is nearest the surface the ground
is for several hundred feet sunken into deep pits
and while the stones exhibit evidence of
having been exposed To the action of intense
heat every vestige of vegetation has lsen
blasted. 1t is desert tract in the midst Of
smiling fertility. The ground in some places
was most too warm for the hand to rest upon,
while steam from water heated by the inter
nal fire, rose from every pore. The fire has
evid ,ntly extend d for several hundred yards
from the place il originated and finds vent
and air to continue it, progress, ut the pits
10 which we have alluded A score of years
has passed, still il burns. and will burn till
further fuel il denied the devouring element
Thousands Of tons of coal have uddoubtdly
been consumed, aud thousands of tons may
vet feed the lire before IL is checked.-.Maers
Journal, iottsciLs, Pa.,) AprR "a.
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Alexandria Ia.) Races.

The Alexandria american furnishes the fol-
lowing summary of the racing at the spring
meeting over the Rapides Course. We learn
from the American that the weather, although
raining on the first day, cleared off and was
fine during the remainder of the week:
FIRST DAY, Monday, Aprd 19.-Saddle race.
Won by J. W. Stacks Bill Bright.
Time, POI.
SECOND DAY, Tuesday April 2O.-Jockey Club
Purse $500. Mile heats.
T. J. Weiss CHI. c. starke, by Wagner, out of
J. r. wiiIi9ms's a. scrurgss) b. c. Wiley, own
brother To Flying DUtchman, 4y o......... 2
l. Texada's &c. spcncer's) Oh. Jack Gamble,
by Glencoe, out of Jenny Breeze, 6y.o..... dis.
Time, I:52-1:50.
THIRD DAY, Wednesday,, Apra 2I.-Jockey
Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
J. r. williams's (John Campben's) b. h.
Jack Gamble, by Wagner, dam by
TT wclls's gr c. Caivit, by Yorkshire, out
L. rexaS Sfs c q B. Pondcxtcrs CHI. m. Ma
ry b, by Glencoe, dam Marietta, BY o.. dis
Time, 3:47-3:43- 3:50i-3:4S
FOURTH DAY, Thursday, april 22.-Jockey
Club Purse 5000 Three mile heats.
Tcxada's a. W Small's) oh. &. Tom McGuf-
fin, by Rulin, dam by Leviathan, 6y. o.. 1 ]
j. X NiliiainS's u Campbeiis) en- M Laura
Spillman, by Wagner. dam Glovcnia, by In
uuSuy, oy.o-.. Z
Time, 5:59-5:49.
FIFTH DAY, Friday AprH 23.-Jockey Club
Purse 800 Mile beats best in 5.
T wcIlss ch. c. Starke pedigree above Ill
J. r. Williamss q. Campbell's) b. h. Jack
Gamble, 5y. pedigree above.
pedigree above ................... 28s
Time, l:50I 1:50-l:474.
SIXTH Day, Saturday, 1prL 24.-Jockey Club
Purse 500. Mile heats.
J. r. wIamss q. Scruggs's) b. G. Cahawba,
by imp. Sovereign, dam Tulip, by Grey Et-
gre " L L
T. y. Martins &. l.. Imay's) b. by Voucher,
dam by George Martin, 3y.O........... 22
Time, l:504 isl.
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Rt.suNING SPECIE PAYNENTs.-Our Banks
have quietly resumed spccic payments-so
quietly, that but tor the announcement In the
papers, nobody would have known it, We
have heard of no calls for specie. and expect
To hear Of none, resulting from want OF
coaiid nee. Our business interests feel a
temporary stringency. resulting. from the
necessary contraction NJ the Banks. and the
Inconvenience Of mixed currrvey. This
state OF things will continue until the Caro-
lima Bank resufie.
gusta are at "A premium OF I TO | per cent,
In Charl stan. Wonder Ii the Charleston
Banks will eontinne to receive Augusta
money, ..as a matter Of convenience" as they
lately sigailied a generous purpose TO do
As.ylssa D.sgafcA 31d last
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FfoBs the Chafleshn CoHrirr.
The Country Press and var. Everett.


The course pursued. in regard TO Mr.. EVER
EFT, by "A portion of the country press OF this
State, il undignified, ungenrrous, aud unjust.
They have initiated the bad example q. the
Richmond South, in disparaging aud yillifying
one of the pur.st aud best mon, Ia well 10 the
greatest living orator of our country. Mr..
EvEKETr was the guest of the State Of Nrr-
GINA, present, by special invitation, and play
ing prominent aud houorcd part, at the iu-
auguraiion of the statue of WASHINGTON. on
WAsHINGroS's birthday, in the capitol of that
ancient commonwealth; yet the Richmond
South herald d his approach, accompanied his
sojourn, and followed biz departure, with ds-
courtesy and vitnperation, less insulting to
guest than To sovereign host As in Virginia,
so in South Carolina, Mr.. EVERETT was no in-
truder, nor even volunteer, but came Co
Charleston. ON his two-iold mission 81 patriot
ism and charity, by the special and repeated
invitation aud erynsa sotse,tahoH Of her leading
citizens, uniting every hue aud shade OF party,
from the extreme unionisi down to the ex-
treme secessionist, and urged, alike by lNears,
Mercury and Courier. To charm the ear and
crafty the taste OF our community by his
rare gift of eloqueece. In this matter, men
of all parties became co-operationists, aud
verify they had their reward la an intellrc-
tual and oratorical trast, a banquet Of mind
and heart, OF the richest description aud th.
highest relish. To the political capitol of our
State he came. hidden by an invitation Of like
character, preceded by call from the literary
societies of the South Carolina College, and
want of time alone compelled him TO decline
an official invitation from The Mayor of Cam
dem Add TO all this his calls 10 Savannah
and Augusta and his cordial reception and
welcome, In those hospitable cities, and per-
feet avalanche of invitations, pouring nom
all the Southern cities and towns OF any note
on the map OF the Union, aud We feel Justified
10 saving that Mr.. EVERETT. ia his solicited
tour, was the Invited guest OF the
South, and indignity 10 Mr.. EVERETT, on the
! ,cssion Of his visit, Is indgnity TO the South
Cnder such circumstance, it would have
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
l HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
SPRING AND SUMMER
sioux OF FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

CONSISTING IN PART OF
White and Colored Marsailles shirts;
White Linen Bosom shirts;
ColOred Cambria shirts, warranted 10 it.
Also, a few line EMBROIDERED SHIRTS, for Parties
and Weddings.
BOYS SHIRTS, plain and embroidered, all sizes.
UNDERWEAR, of silk, Isle, Gauze, Merno, Linen
Cotton, &c.
HALF HOSE, white, brown and fancy Silk Lsle
Merino, Cotton sc.
All styles Of Scarfs, Stocks, Napoleons, Ties and
CraVats.
FANCY GOODS, consisting Of Sandawood, Spanish
Plain and Fancy Ivory and Palm Leaf Fans.
Also, Ladies aud Gentlemeu's Travelling Cases and
Cahas, Writing Desks, Port Monies and Razors single
in sets.
Also, superior lot of VESr BUTTONS, of Cameo,
Stone. shell and Glass.
CANES-evcry size and style Of Ebony, Bamboo
Malaka Rubber, and Hickory Canes at
J. H. MoilILS,
Ladies and Gentlemen s Furnishing and Fancy store
corner Of the Square ana College street.
aur.N-If
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THURSDAY, MAY 6,

Hon. EDWARD EvERETT.-We take pleasure
in republishing. from the Charleston Courier,
an article drawn out by attacks, in our opin-
Ion, most uncalled for and illiberal, upon the
Hon. EDWARD EvERETr. Amongst all the
distinguished men of the North, we know of
none more worthy of the respect and conf
dence of the people of the whole country. If
such men as he are to be hunted down it is
time, full time, for the South to close its doors
against all men who hail from non-slavehold-
ing States, and fellowship with none but those
to the ''manor born
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lieal estate Sales.
CLIFF r o N

ON TUESDAY, the 18th day OF May inst, at 10
" O'Clock, A ~, the premises, will sell eleven
Lots Of Ground in Clifton, containing from 10 n
Acres
Clifton is situated the Charlotte Turnpike, miles
mandinc. and well adapted for country residences,
market gardens, dairy farms, &c
Lot No. !, contains acres, and fronts the turn
pike.
Lot No. 10, is situated the Of Bass street
and Hill Avenue, and contains y acres.
Lot No. 10, at the corner OF Hill and Clifton Avenues
contains about acres.
Let No 20, at the corner Of Clifton Avenue Morgan
street, contains about acres
Lot No. Fl, fronting Hill Avenue and Morgan ST.,
contains y acres.
Lot No -, fronting on Hi Avenue and Morgan ST.
contains ) = acres.
Part of Lot No. %, contains ca acres and fronts on
Morgan II. and Hill Avenue
Lot No. Al fronts Clifton Avenue contains u l.
acres, Is surrounded by streets excellent soil com
manding Tine view Of the city and river, and Is an
excellent location for country residence market gar
den or dairy farm.
Lot No. 30 contains ga acres and fronts on Clifton
Avenue and Walker It
Lots No. SIS and 3s each contain about 9 acres and
front Branch and Martin sts.
The above sale is positive and without reserve
TERas-One fourth cash--balance in 6, l. and Is
months for notes payable In Bank satisfactorily Sc
cured, bearing interest and lien retained.
The Omnibus will be hand as usual.
Those DESTROYS Of examining the premises before
day Of sale will please call on
may5-td A.V 5 LINDSIEY
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i,,i where yoas cosssge ~h.sens through the green
Tue Isxetlsst feature e = naAtghess sasne;
H.-neasla its shading slia. with Eais,as fear,
IA aged uissthcF draws her railarca BcaT
Nhlis from th. Hsiy w0rd, IA earnest air,
she teaches them the pFieilsge 81 prayer.
Look, hos their infant eycs with ralSare speski
MArk the asashaa ny % fha disnpl@d cheek'
fhair hearts are Elied with gratitude saa isxe,
Tt.eir hoscs rtrcnscFed Ia . world above,
Where, IA a ctasaF u angvis, faith lsaftFays
Tie loved, Departed father u tlscir days.
lksfa8 Da3es-
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Es- The retired physician whose sands Of
life have nearly run out. 50 extensively adj
vertised throughout the whole country, aud
whose advertisement has frequently appeared
In our paper, is discovered 90 BE- an imposi-
ton. there being no such person as '.oid Doc
tor James" Samuel weseost, Esq., Mayor
Of Jersey City. In reply 10 a letter from the
interior Of New York, which Is Published In
the 7ssbu#e,. says; Il am In receipt Of your
favor, aud In reply would sAy, there Is no
such persoa As Old Doctor James residing In
our city. but an old man i employed 10 per-
senate him. The whole matter b we'll under
stood here 10 be an imposition"
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NOTICE.
Buena Vista Springs,
LOGAN COUNTY. KY.

WILL again he open for the reception of visitors
w on the LIST of June, and no pains viii be spared
Ia render their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Mrs Burgess, formerly of the Forst House RUSSELL
vile, Ky, will preside over the Ladies' department.
good Band of Music will be IN attendance. The Bow
ling Alleys ia good order, and those in search of
pleasure health will find both Bucna Vista The
stage viii every other day direct the Springs
from Nashville aud daily from GAINESVILLE Hopkins
Vile and Bowlingrecn To Russellvle where convey
anccs can always be had.
nlayI-lm14tri ID. JEFFRIESS, Proprietor-
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RAILROAD SPIKES.
SAVE MONEY 8 KEEP COoLn

our ice nepats Ia reaiiaess and We cSFnrst
" ~ F-qaest all Who wish huy lee dartHg The
Snn az unasrm priee, - eaii ss1 sufy themselves
~Eah tskets and register their rrensr tai
rans-th~FwsF adFaDee 90 the aTttctc a The
latter 7zsFt - the
tsar efaee- are Cherry street aser the Hank
- fennns<re "A iiaFsAszstlr's trqnt street and
eorBer ~ ChsFeh and Vac stF~et<.
G X IA. MARffS,
sF4eD-G "a. LAWRENCE
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE house girl, about 10 Year, old,
n well qualified any in the state 81 her age She
raised IN good family IN this county, and
wish a. sell her a. IN the city. Gail
and see her as she l. NOT sold Ter any fault
nnfh-If WILL. /. RuYn- liz
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SV. As4BANS,
OR - IE OR II EMIT

FIfliiS y one Of the handsnfncst improvements ina
Edsriicid u T. within twenty minutes walk of the
Capitol, ANA elevation overlooking the
village, healthy ana dry u u surrounded by
pretty scenery can lie found this county. Every
convenience uc,'css.tTy g. render comfortably a
family residence and country -ne have been added.
The terms very liberal.
aneu-u BOYD 4 co.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

I osT, ga the 18th q April, between The nrst gate
IL GA the Wilson taFnn4ke and my n0n~e On the
Fr4nkin and Liberty rad medium size focket
book Containing About fosGF hundred asilars, b
Of sio0 The remainder In SOS ard los With enc
dollar IN guld AHa some silver, and nftcen postage
STAMPS also q Gew papers The nHaeE Sill be literally
rewarded.
may lin JUN " HAkAE1-
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FiaY Negroes for Sale.

A MONG the lot We have several good Famili-s, two
N three young omen with first child, four good
House Boys, boys from j. TO 20, good Dining room
servants with good lot OF field hands, and girls,
and good Blacksmi and Barber
apr2q-u IL II. HAYNES A. co.
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A HANDSOME aud coHnfarta ole family residence IA
~ Edgcncld The hridge, with Carriage house
and stable attached for the balance Of the year. Pos
session given immediately. Apply 10
LYONS + Co,
fnAria-f u Publie squAre
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A G. A " ID.
ME LA RIOS E.

UNHE world-renowned seer, Planet-reader, and As
i trologst, with heartfelt gratitude returns sincere
ranks the citizens of Nashville for the great pat
rOnage extended during her soourn in this noble city
She feels that her labors of life time and years of
tent research through the musty volumes of the
Gent sages and philosophers, who devoted existence
the development Of Astroiogy and the abstruce sci
ence connected herewith, have been received with
the attention they deserve. She invites all who wish
to consult her regarding the Past Present and Future
10 come No. rs Union street, opposite Old
Fellows Hall She will close her doors Thursday
next may6-lw<
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ashviIlc may5-lm
10000 ACRES OF LAND
EOr Sale

INoR sale Ic eco Acres II fine land in Texas Titles
Il perfect. VII De sod ~ a body, or m tracts uf
Gao acres, or ~ league ass acTeS) surveys Persons
wishing a. make coed investment would 90 well TO
call and Examine "a" Tlots ard titles VIII be sold for
cHsh, ncgTo's or real estate near Nashville.
IEqUre Of II. ii. HAiNE a Co, OF Of A. V. s LIMBS
IrN. apr2S-du
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State of Tennessee, Davidson co.,
CIRCUIT CURT. Mii RULES, 1855.
nn fog n.sses
6eorKe 7 NllIlaoa

E1szan8r ). Williams
TT Appearing the sstisfarEua Of the Clerk and Mas
Ter franl fhs hiil aBa afaazva Giea the
the defendant E-aBoF }. Williams
deaf * the q Teuurss-c thai The ordinary
FFssrs=a - sAa eanHst be sursrd hrF therefore
ofacFel taAi p1eiseatsa be taAie - the fAfriot
newsfasF plbshed IA the essy u Nashxiihe Too oar
SUCCESSIVE weeks requiring the sea defendant
tsaF the q the CrcHs Csart Il IAvhisoa
esanGy be hela tke city - NaxheEho the SFd
Mona4y u Ma nsxt thea Ahd there - plsAa ans
90 dunaar complainant bf sha sznas All be
pse o1usesss e1d SCI dean Ter lArzrng parte-
hAffn c. LOVE-
apFt7-wst Clerk zna Master.
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Bank Of Nashville Building
FOR RENT

WILL rent Ranking house for the remainder OF
thu year and for 1859 upon exceedingly favorable
terms. Any person wishing a Banking house could
he better suitrd, and with little expense could
b made excclicnt establishment for retail Fancy
store, A.. Apply la
aprs-ltn v HOEeSOS, President
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II WILL keep constantly hand a supply of n
and Sparkling Wines which viii furnish the trad
at Cincinnati prices, freight added
INNS I. A MCCALL. Agent
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new Aouertisfments.
Rockaways & Buggies.
@asEs.H5gsp7

HAVE fine assortment of Rockaways and Bug
Il ges for SALE prices adapted the times, which
may be had with without harness These carri
ages all built finished expressly for the New
York market, and OF the best materials and work
manship by those well known builders, D. CURTIS
Co., Bridgeport Conn. Being DESTROYS Of closing the
sale of them early period, would respectfully
call the attention of dealers and consumers 10 this
stock well worthy their attention. Having been
built under my own supervision, / can, with conn.,
dence, recommend them TO be all as represented
They can be daily at the Warerooms formerly
occupied by HU. DOUGLAS & Co., II North Market ST.,
the Square.
may6-lw b. S. LUPTOS.
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Irish Linens.
Table Linens. &c.

WE keep the best make Of Irish Linens, cheape
w than they can be bought at any other house
apr24-N W. A. 4 ]. @. McCI.EILAND.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,

TIVE undersigned will sell, the premises South
Il Market street, opposite the Military College on
the FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, being the 5th the
very valuable House and Lot which the late Fred.
Jonte lived at the time Of his death fronting Mar
ket street and running back half way College 81
Also, LOT fronting Ia feet the Lebanon Turnpike
being lot No. Il In the plan Of the University lots
Also VIII be sold At the same time and place tho
personal property OF said Jones Estate consisting
part OF an excellent new Cracker Machine, and all the
fixtures, trniture, Nc necessary carry the Ra-
kerry aud Confectionery busuess-two bread wagons
ana mties one buggy, together with a stock of
groceries, confectionery show cases shop furniture
Sc. 6c
THIS Is especially hne opening for Bakers and Con-
tectoners, as II Is an old and well known stand and
the only one in that portion Of the city We will sell
tue property either IN whole or IN part private sale
and II not sold before the whole will be offered 20 the
highest bidder ON the 5th of June next
Terms made known on the day uf sale
PETER RIIIIOD,
A. A. HATCHER.
fnay4-dtd UAA Executors r. Jonte, decd
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II ptrssas hAvtaE elasns AGAINST The Estate OF
n fNED- SozgK, dee a. hereoy uatiaed % PIE
senf thssa, FoFeFsy prexea and wthta Ne tame pre-
scFEeea ~ lzWs and lhsse sas sad ks<sts
saessnd % aa4ke inan q ate Bsvulsnt.
FETfR NIII0n, x......
nazya-dlm A A HATCHER, 4
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ANeat Dwelling House for Sale,
FOR RENT.

SyTTUATED IN ElgeGcd the Gallatin Turnpike
- For further particulars apply 70
sept. II. A. v 5 IINDSIEY.
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VNTE have the best assortment of Table Linens,
w Napkins, Doye's Towels, and Toweling Goods,
ever offered and at lower prices.
apr24-N W. A. & ]. G. CCIFIIAND.
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GENTLEMiyS FURNISHING STORE.
1858. j. III. McGilI. 1853.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

Corner CoIItBe OtreeL and the PUBIC Sc uare.
HAVING just received every style Of Shell, Ivory,
II Buffalo, and Horn Puff, Tuckng, Side, Fine tooth
and Red,.ing Combs. Also Ivory, Rosewood she'll and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Shaving and Cloth
Brushes, small Toilet Mirrors, Ladies' tentlemeus
Dressing Gases for travelling for the room; Morocco
Bags, Cabas, furnished and unfinished: Ebony Work
Boxes, and fine Writing Desks. VIII sell prices To
suit the times. apr 3O-u
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

TIME next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
L Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place at Havana,
Thursday, Way 27th, 1858.
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4 Desirable Room to Let.
OAY-poARDEEs WANTED.

THE undersigned has very desirable aud pheasant
Rtsstn silahle for . sniall family together with
board situated No II suuth 0ol'ee street Also
select number af las -boarders wanted
Nay III. GU y AEAp.
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ParasOIs and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot of Parasols Sun Shades and
IA Ladies sun Umbrellas, just received aud for
sale by
apr24-tf W. A. & J. G. McCIEILAND.
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Paw Notice.

WE most earnestly call upon all persons indebted
w To us, either by note or book account, to come
forward and pay up We must have all of our ac-
counts closed We dislike 10 put any of friends
any extra costs, but will be compelled do tins
notice is attended To.
apr7-u W A. & J. G. MCCIEILAND.