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The Railroad.

By reference to our business columns it
will be seen that the Directory have adver-
tised for contractors TO build the entire road
to the Tennessee river. This movement is
the result of an agreement with the Board of
Directors of the Northwestern Railroad
Company to consolidate the two roads from
the Tennessee Ridge to the point of junction
with the Memphis & Ohio road. This con-
solldaton, by dividing the coast of construc-
ting some thirty-six miles of road, equally
between the two companies, and concentra-
ting the two appropriations, of 100000 each,
upon the construction of single bridge, will
enable the Directors not only to hurry the
completion of our entire line to the Ten
nessee river, but ensures the simultaneous
construction of the gap between said river
and the point of junction with the Memphis
| & Ohio road. The Cane Greek route is the
one agreed upon, equally acceptable to
| both Boards; and indications now are that
| the joint advantages to, and joint energies of.
both Companies will ensure the completion
of our entire line by October 1852 as well
as the intermediate link that is to connect it
| with the Memphis & Ohio road.
We say that such are the present indica-
| tions; and making all due allowances for the
embarrassments inseparable from such en-
terprises. and for the doubts and fears that,
more or less paralyZe the will of those who
deceptive Our Board is now in earnest.
They see their way clear through difficulties
| that have hitherto INSTRUCTED their progress
| towards Memphis. And in addition to this
stimulus TO the most energetic efforts, they
have every encouragement to look forward
10 an early connection with the Henderson &
Nashville road at. or near the State line; and
the efforts now being made, by Gov. Helm,
in behalf of the Branch road to Bowling-Green,
f,an Ixlf Of
not distant when our connection with Louis
| vile will be secured. With such respects
! before them, the Directors have every motive
for prompt, persistent and vigorous action;
the friends of the road, for renewed zeal in
! its behalf and the doubters and cavaliers, for
cessation of theirill judged opposition
| CdrkSuiUe Chronicle.
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wise, to have all civil rights on equality with
native Nicaraguans.
There are many other provisions OF an
interesting character, but as have but a
moment to write, / cannot enumerate them
all
The American Eagle has taken long sweep
over the Cordilleras. aud every true American
will feel thrill of joy at this consumma-
tion.
Vanderbilt's prospects are nearly fallen to
the ground. The day of the ratification OF
the Treaty the Assembly granted an extension
of time to November, to the White, Stebbins
Company.
Lamar has had an open row with his Secre-
tary, and discharged him.
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Correspondence Of the ". Y. Herald
Marriage of a carbohydrates ess In


PARIS, April s.-A grand event in our
American circles came off this morning The
only daughter of Mr.. John RidgBay, of Phil
adelphia, was married to the Marquis de Can
nay. a French nobleman. The bride has only
Just turned her twentieth year, is very hand
| some. and highly accomplished. In view of
| her fathers enormous wealth she has been
considered great prize, and all the young
bloods of title have been engaged in a hot
pursuit of la belle Anericdine for the last three
or four years. Her parents have allowed her
! to exercise her own judgement and taste in
this, to her. vital affair, and the object OF her
/ choice is one of affection, though be adds to
| an agreeable exterior an old name and favor
able antecedents
The marriage came off ibis morning, first,
| in the Protestant Chapel, the persuasion of
| the bride, and the ceremony was then repeat
ed in the Catholic Church. to which the bride
| groom belonged. A breakfast in the English
| fashion followed as the house of Mr.. RIdgway.
| The company was numerous, and mostly
French. Some English and a sprinkling of
| Americans were present The American Min
| lister was called on to sign>the marriage con-
tract along with the Mr.. Barring of Barring
Brothers, London, and Mr.. Hottingner, the
French banker.
| The bride looked very lovely, as any pretty
girl of twenty must do, with a becoming
wreath of orange blossoms on her head. and
her eye lit up with the animation of such a
thrilling moment. The ''happy man" was
easy and graceful, asall well bred Frenchman
are, and he seemed wonderfully resigned to
his luck in marrying at 20 years of age a
| young lady possessing so many charms, sub
stantial and otherwise, as the fascinating
| Emily Ridgway.
| 1t is rumOred that Mr.. Ridgway does not
mean to give his daughter any considerable
dover at present: and some say that he intends
to bestow the bulk of bis vast fortune on his
only son, youth of some five or six years
| old. His father before him, Jacob Ridgway,
| of PHILADELPHIA made the same preference
| for the male branch. by bequeathing most of
| his money to his son John. and cutting off his
! two daughters, the late Mrs. Rush and Mrs.
| DR.. Barton, with the miserable stipend OF
| 100000 apiece. If, therefore. Mr.. ohm Ridg-
way, now of Paris, serves his pretty daughter
in the same way, he will be under the una
voidable cessity of leaving to his son, the
| aforesaid young gentleman, the pitiful sum OF
three millions and upwards The fortune OF
MIR. Ridgway must be hourly increasing, and
| if he lives twenty years longer, there is no
| telling to what it will ultimately amount
He is careful man in money matters, and
never makes a bad investment.
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General walker to senator srideiI.

NEW ORLEANS, April z. 1893.
SIR: have read printed copy of your
speech, delivered in the Senate on the 9Th
inst. sent to a gentleman in this city under
your frank. 1t is, therefore, copy, pre-
sumo, approved 10y yourself.
In that speech You take occasion TO assail
my public character. You industriously dis
claim any intention to asperse my private re-
putation; and, am, therefore. obliged TO con-
slider your language concerning me as used
in a political sense and for political pur-
poses.
Considered in this light, justice to the cause
I represent eompels me to say that your
speech, so far as II relates TO my acts, is a
tissue of misstatements and that its insnua-
tions are as false rs its facts are groundless.
Your obedient servant.
WIN. WALKER.
Hon. JOIN SLIDELI-
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Mr.. EVERETT CoMrSGni-We are happy to
be able to announce that telegraphic .des-
patch was received in this city Monday, from
the Hon. Edward Everett, appointing Tuesday
evening next, the 4th of May, as the time for
the delivery of his contemplated address on
the character of Washington
He is now in Washington city on his way
here. We are also requested to state that he
will speak in Lexington on the Thursday fol-
fowing.-Lyaehbang Vnyinian, Apra q.
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The Great Holland Remedy.

Ba.RHsvE's HOLLAND BrrrERs1-Persons subject to
nervous or sick headache Will find in Berhave's Hoi-
land Bitters snre, safe and pleasant remedy II
snothes the throbbing head, corrects acidy of the
stomach assists digestion and creates healthy ap-
petite 1t is without doubt, most delightful prepa
ration and enectual remedy. The fact that it is
now very popular medicine throughout all the Hol
land settlements in Wisconsin, New York, Michigan,
Illinois and Indiana, speaks much in its favor. See
advertisement in another column.
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ELoPENENT IN BRITISH HIGH LIFE.-Some
time ago it was stated by the London Morn
ing Herald that the youthful and only daugh-
ter of a wealthy commoner and niece OF a
ing prominent position in society and whose
name sis as familiar as household words
The nobleman is now said to be the Earl of
Card gan, of the British Army. who has, for
the second time, betrayed friendships hoSpi-
tality and eloped to the continent with Miss
DE Horsey. The Earl is a married man, but
for some years has been estranged from his
wife
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BEAUTIES OF BEscaER.-In the " life
thoughts''-the title would be improved by
omittiu,y ode letter Of the first word-of HEX
RY WARD BEEcHER occurs the following pas
sage:
''The Bible Society is sending its Bibles all
over the world--to Greenland and the Morea,
to Arabia and Egypt; bH Il daEes NOT send then.
10 oar ospa people. Tie exporter Eho should ieape
Bile IA Iaus's cabin nould 90 % hoaress from
he tosres limb Of the Jirst tres.'
Henry WARD BEEcHER either makes bold
aud confident assertions on matters OF which
he is consciously ignorant, or be boldly and
wiifully asserts known falsehood.
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THE FKrTr CRor.--The Board OF Managers
OF the Allegheny County Agricultural Socie-
~. at their meeting yesterday, gave ia the re-
suit of their individual examination Of the
fruit crop, since the late ffosts- The body Is
a very intelligent one. and cempetent 10 ex-
press an Intelligent opinion npoa this or any
other matter. The unanimous opsaioR Of the
members of the board Is that he ff1ssf crop .
killed ~ tsis rsgiaa peaches. pears. plams, and
cherries entirely, aud apples, goosebrrrIes.
and grapes in part. We are very sorry 90 be
assured Of this TACT. bat consider this eanclu-
ave testimony - sasbssy Gassl<. Arrsi -.
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HEM advertisements
Buena Vista Springs,
LOGAN COUNTY. KY,

WILL again be open for the reception Of visitors
Wv the LIST of June, and no pains will be spared
10 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 in good order, and those in search OF
pleasure health will find both at Buena Vista. The
stage will every other day direct to the Springs
from Nashville, and daily from GAINESVILLE, Hopkins
willie and Bowlngreen to Russevilie, where convey
ances always be had.
may4-1md&tTi ID. JEFFRlES, Proprietor.
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mARRTED.

On the 9th inst the residence Of the BRIDES mo-
Their by Rev C. NJ. Day, Mr. E. TURNKEY ofthe firm Of
Fall Turnkey, of this city, and Miss SUE WRIGHT, Of
Todd county, Ky.
On the 2sth ut at the residence of James Fl. Rob-
erts by the Rev DR.. Hammer, Mr. SAMUEL A. CAID-
WELL to Miss NJ A NEBIET, all of this county
rille Chronicle, april 2eth.
BY Rev Mr. Flagg at the residence of the brides
father, uear IaGrange, on "Wednesday evening, 2Sth
ut Mr. JOSEPH L. PsRHAN of this city. To Miss Cor
NEIIA NICHE, daughter of Maj. Charles Mchie.-Nea-
,,bis E1JIes;n
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED NY
SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK OF FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS,

CONSISTING IN PART or
White and Colored Marsailes Shirts,
White Linen Bosom shirts;
Colored Cambria shirts, warranted 20 III.
Also, few hne EMBROIDERED SHIRTS, for Parties
and Weddings.
BOYS SHIRTS, plain and embroidered, all sizes.
UNDERWEAR, of@sik, Lisie, 6aHze, Merno, Linen,
Cotton. &c.
HALF HOSE, white, brown and fancy SIX, Lisle,
Merno, Gotten, &c
All styles o. scarfs, Stocks, NaPoleoas, Ties and
CraVats.
FANCY GOODS, consisting Of SancAiwood, Spanish,
riaa and Fancy Ivory and Pain Leaf Pans
Also, LADIES' and GentIemen's travelling CASES and
cabas Writing Desks Port Monies and Eazors, single
IN setts-
Also. superior lot Of VEST BUTTONS, OF Cameo,
fa0ne shell and Glass
cASEs-eyery size aud style q Ebony, Bamboo,
NAiaka Rubber, and Hickory Canes al
J. IL. GcGliIS,
L.z<iez and Gentemen's Furnishing aud Fancy store,
corner q thr Square and College street.
aurszk-tf sf
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eVsO r..

HAvING located in South Nashville at Fireman 5
Hall No. s. for short time will give lessons in
PENMANSHIP at the unusually low price of $40 for
twenty lessons, ten days. From an experience Of
several years in teaching, am enabled % guarantee
To all perfect satisfaction The attention Of ladies
and Gentlemen is respectfully invited 10 the many
different hands ! am prepared 10 teach, each pos
sessing within itself its uwo peculiar excellence
My Glass will open May Sd Please call and
Judge for yourselves.
may 1T w. N BARNES.
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Spsrial DspaseA q AZ ~ y. Pszf.
Negotiations for mex1eaa Territory

WzsHENnfoS. April e.
II has transpired that negotiations are pcnd-
ing between the Church party Ia Mexico and
the President. fur the purchase BY our Gov
ernnent Of aIl that portion 81 the territory
Of Mexico north Of direct line from the
mouth Of the Rio Graade. GA the Gulf d
Mexico, 20 the mouth oi the river Mayo, OF
the Gulf Of California. and 20 iaclads the
Whole OF Lower California.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

0Sr, on the 2Sth of April, between the first gate
u ON the Wilson turnpike and my house ON the
Franklin and Liberty road, medium size pocket
book containing about four hundred dollars, bill
of sl00, the remainder in 20's and los with one
dollar in gold and some silver and fifteen postage
stamps, also few papers. The finder will be literally
rewarded.
NAV lin. JOHN W. HARVEY.
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MAY 9Th. AS5S.

DEM F. SHIELDS will sell at 10 O'Clock a large and
ID varied stock of DAMAGED GOODS, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Hardware Queensware,
Boots and Shoes, Rope and Nails,
Pig and Sheet Iron Grind Stones and Castings,
Oil Cloth Tools Star Candles, Perfumery,
With variety of other articles. Sale positive and
without reserve, for cash on delivery.
may4-2t
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

TyHE 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 ST.
Also lot fronting 127 feet the Lebanon Turnpike,
being lot No IL in the plan Of the University lots
Also, will be sold at the same time and place the
personal property Of said onte's Estate, consisting in
part of excellent Cracker Machine, and all the
fixtures furniture, &c, necessary TO carry the Ba
kerry aud Confectionery busness-two bread wagons
and mules, one buggy, together with stock of
groceries, confectionery show cases. shop furniture,
&c, &c
This is especially fine opening for Bakers and Con-
fectioners as il an old and well known stand and
the only in that portion of the city. We will sell
the property either in whole or in part private sale
and if not sold before the whole will be offered to the
highest bidder the 5th of June next.
Terms made known the day of sale.
PETER BIILI0D,
A. A HATCHER,
may4-dtd u&A Executors r. Jonte, decd.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL AVID MECHANICAL EAR.

OPENS at the State Fair Grounds on TUESDAY, 9Th
~ inst, and continues during the week Family
Tickets admitting whole families the Grounds during
the week So Membership Tickets giving all the rights
of membership in the Society and access to the
Grounds during the week, 81 and tickets admitting
person day, % cents. All may be had at the
gate the north end of the Grounds of Robert Lusk
Esq, in the city of Thomas b. johnson, Treasurer.
The gate the west side of Grounds will be closed
from O'Clock, A. NJ, until p ~, each day, and the
public viii please enter at the north end of the
Grounds the Murfreesboro Pike
may 1T VIC. HARDING, PREsD'T
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rVhe Spring Meeting


with Sweepstake for all ages; mile heats S.00 en-
trance; $50 forfeit. Gen + Cheatham names m
Lizzie Bagg, by Epsilon, dam by Ainderby;5 years
old. ROundtree names c { Kate Hays, by Albion,
dam by Priam, years old John Kennedy names
by Emu, dam by Ainderby; years W Cheatham
names + by Glencoe, dam by Levathan 4 years old.
Col Geo Elliott < Webb Allen, by Albion, dam
by Leviathan, years old.
SECOND RACE.
sweepstake for years old; mile heats; 500 en-
Glencoe dam by Teviathan i Mathews names h by
Wagner, dam by Leviathan Gen " 6 Harding names
br by Epsilon, dam by Priam. Gen W 6. Harding
names br by Epsilon dam by Margrave. w Round
tree names Oh by Albion, dam by Priam. kelsy
Powers names Oh by Albion, dam by Leviathan.
Tuesday. May Is, 1858.
Sweepstake for three years old mile heats $500
entrances $50 forfeit. Abner Turner names Bette
Nancy, by Shamrock, dam by Belshazzar. Rice and
Calgy name b c Pot Sos by Glencoe, dam by stumps,
imported John Kennedy names ch by Albion, dam
by Anderby. John Kennedy names br by Albion,
dam by Leviathan- Roundtree names ch by
Glencoe, dam by PTiam.
"Wednesday, May 10, 1855.
Sweepsake for all ages 2 mile heats; o. entrance;
$50 forfeit. John Kennedy names by Emu, dam
by Ainderby; years old Ed Thompson names b m
Bette Hawkins; years old. W Cheaiham names b
by Glencoe, dam by Ieviatlan; years old. T G
Moore names ch by Glencoe, dam by Frank; 4 years
old.
Thursday, Way 20, 1853.
Sweepstake for untried years old One mile heats
500 entrance; S25 forfeit. W 7 Roundtree names ch
( by Albion, dam by Pram. John Kennedy names
blk by Albion dam by Leviathan. John Kennedy
names by Emu dam by Anderby WTCheatham
names ch by Glencoe, dam by Levinthan. James
jackson names by Glencoe, dam by Othelio. Col
Geo Elliott names ch by Albion dam by Leyiathan.
Gen W Harding names ch by Albion dam by Priam.
Gen BaTdng names br by Epsilon, dam by
Priam. Gen W 6 Harding names br by Epsilon
dam by Margrave. Rice and CuTtley h by
Yorkshire, dam by Glencoe. G Moore names ch by
Glencoe, dam by Frank.
Friday, May 81. 1858.
Prioprietor's purse, 500. one mile heats.
2D RAcg.-Proprietors purse, slOo. One mile heats
! for Beaten years old.
Saturday, May p, 1858.
| Proprietors purse $3.50. Handicap, two miles and
| half.
Monday, May III, 1858.
Match for 50 So side: 81 O1O forfeit miles heats
1 James jackson names Ellie Bynum by Glencoe
| dam by 0theo 3years old. VIM Roundtree names Oh
{ by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson by Pram years old
SweePstake Proposed
To be the first dry Of the Full Meeting witt
years old. $500 entrance; Si0J forfeit. more
make a race To name and close the 18th day o.
May, lS5S. Security required for the forfeit.
| apr26-td 81. CARTER, Proprietor.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE

vNTE WILL SILL. the most reasonable terms
w FIFTEEN ACRES or LAND, four miles from
me city, on the Aurireesboro Turnpike, Mil creek
with a magnificent GRLST MILL IN good running or
der all complete together with six hundred barrels Of
Corn. so head stock Hogs, 6c. sc. We will exchange
the above for Negroes at the highest market prices
Tho MIL has lately undergone a thorough renovation
and all Of us machinery In good repair, making good
Flour ard Meal as can be made IN the West This is
the best investment 90 pay handsomely that have
ever proposed to sell. BOYD a co.
feblG-u G&U&A
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

M0NG the lot we have several good Families, two
IA or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys . boys from Is 10 20 good Dining room
Servants with good lot of field hands, and girls
and a good Blacksmith and Barber
apr2g-u H. H. HAYNES & co.
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Executors Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the Estate of
n FRED. JoNTE, decd, are HEREBY notified to pre-
sent them, properly proven, and within the time pre-
scribed by law; and those owing said Estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment
PETER BIZ LIOD, uocr,
may4-dIm A. A. HATCHER,
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NASHVILLE SPRING RACES.
Saturday. NAV 1888.

Saturday, May L. 1855.
M ATCII for s. coo a side 9OOu forfeit Four mile
WI heats. VIM Roundtree c h, colt Tom Eanes,
by Sd Boston years old dam SILLY Jones, by Levia-
than. Maj Tho G Bacon names h, filly Ella Temple,
by Albion, dam by Leviathan years old.
Monday, May 3, 1858.
Match for IS 900 a side; So 5O0 forfeit. Two mile
heats. Vim Cheatham names Efiie Rynum, by
Glencoe; years old; dam by Otheo. Maj Thomas
Bacon names Dick Cheatham, by Albion, years
old; dam by Leviathan
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
For Sale.

NOR sale 10 600 Acres OF fine land in Texas Titles
Il perfect. VIII be sold in a body or in tracts OF
Gao acres or in league (4fS acres) surveys Persons
wishing 90 make good Investment would do well To
call and examine the plots and titles VIZ. be sold for
cash, negroes or real estate near Nashville
Enquire OF H. H. HAINE a Co, OF of A. V. s. IINps-
LEY. apr.,s DIFF
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GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE
ID A Max ED GODS!

DEM. r. SHIELDS will sell on "Wednesday morning,
ID Nav S, at 10 O'Clock, large lot OF Damaged
Goods Consisting Of Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Rope,
Curtains with a variety OF heavy and valuable ar
eticles BENZ r. SHIELDS.
NAV L
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IN NECROCS XyANTpD

WE win pay the highest Cash Price for Fifty good
w Young Negroes.
aDFf6-tT II. Fl. HAYNES 4 co.
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WYE have the best assortment of Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels and Toweline Goods
offered and at lower prices.
apr24-tf W. A. & J. c. MCCLEILAND.
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A Desirable Room to Let.
DAY-BOARDERS WANTED

TINE undersigned has very desirable and pleasant
Il Room, suitable for small family, together with
board stHattd at No. IL South College Also a
select number Of Day -boarders wanted.
Nav 1T CLIO. F. MEAD.
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ParasoIs and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot of Parasos, sun Shades and
n Ladies Sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
apr24-tf W. A. & J. G. MCCIEILAND
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Table Linens. &c.

VTTE keep the best make of Irish Linens cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
apr24+f W. A. x J. G. MCCIEILAND.
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For Cairo and Memphis.

rTNHE regular U. S Mail steam-f CTTrIk -
i er CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, Saasss y
will leave for the above and
O'Clock p NJ. For freight passage, having SUPERB
or accommodations, apply on board or TO
mav4It A. l.. DAVIS, Front Street.
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Irish Linens,

VTTE are Offering the best bargains in Or gan
w Muslins that can be found in the city
apr24-f W A & j. G.. NC. EIIAND.
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Steamboats,.
For Cairo and st. Louis, Tues.
daV. Nav 4th.

/ freight steamer SALLIE sGS@Ss3aa
WEST J. N CoRBETT, Master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports. on
Tuesday MAY 4th, at II O'Clock, NJ. For
freight or passage apply on board or 20
may4-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Elegant Lace Nantes.
Oreaudies and Muslins.

WE are opening, this morning, beautiful assert
w ment of French and Choutiily Lace Nantes.
apr24-tf W. A. & ]. G. McCLEl-LAND.