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COAL OIL LAMPS.

NUMBER one stone cutter and stone nasoa, young and
n likely negro fellow, aud several girls and boys goo'
lol, wash and ir5ner, Tor sale by
WEBB, MERRILL & CO.,
No. s1uth
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Monetary.

Tennessee Bonds gold in New York Monday at 9O5S990s
being decline Of Sl9zSeOn Saturdays sales.
Tennessee money quoted in Louisville at 9z per cent
discount It has heretofore been taken at par.
The New York Neics Of tho 10th says:
There were considerable offerings Of moneyon call yesterday
at extremely low rates large business done at cent
deposits and 4S5 regular loans This continued
accumulation Of money the hands OF lenders must shortly
have upon the country and especial
y that this city The demand for 30 30 days
much better than yesterday with lower rates, 56 cent
quote So to cent and second class paper, running
same time, "a to 9 cent.
The Columbus has been shown by the cashier Of tie
Bank Of Columbus spurious fifty dollar bill the BANK Of
South Carolina Charleston the Charleston Courier
learn that is the custom Of the bank give certain
Der Of bIs yet signed Of the directors, m p
OF the directors who deposited them in the bank vault after
filling the blanks sixteen them afterwards missing
and asceraiDed that they had distracted from
vault by coloed porter named Lewis ia the employ OF the
bank detective sent his residence found Of the bills
trunk with the alreadyfOrge1
There doubt that the bill the Columbus
OF those distracted from the Bank at Charleston.
The law pasedby the present Legislature Of Louisiana REGULAR
ing the rate Of interest," provides that any proms
sorry note, bond written obligation for the payment money
to odr bearer transferable by assignments shall the
right to collect the Of promsory notes.
bonds written obligations notwithstanding such promssory
notes written obligations may nc1de greater of inter
terest discount than eight per cent per Pogded
such obligations shall than eight per Interest
per annum, after their matures until paid"
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THE
oMLx DISCOvER y

WORTHY coSFIBEscE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
M ANY. since the great discovery CT Pro- Wood have a.
A tempted not only 70 initiate his restorative 9at ples =
have discovered something that ou produce results Identical
but they have all come and being carried e"s "
wonderful resuta Of Prof Woods preparation, a1l
R,rH. MAIZE. April Isal 1859.
pRov o yVooD 4 Co Csnts--The lester wrote in
1855 concerning your valuable Hair estorati's - % -
have published 70 this vicinity aud elsewhere, mas
are FIRST Is it fact eg my bsbitaton and name az stated IA
the nuncati0n second, = II rue q ~ 49,
third does nv har still continue 70 be IN good order aud OF
natural cor9 10 an and dc answer nyariaoyyes Ny
hs even better than in any stage q my ne ol losy yeA
nv ers and the oay Why 1t is not generally true is
that the substance washed Oh by frequent aoi1ton Of the
e. % m 80 we're used by Wipng the face IN close connec
ton with the wss the same result will follow the har
have been in therespt Of great many letters from all parts
az NV England asking my hair still continues to
ood as there much fraud in the manufacture
Various compounds wen as this, has, doubt basey
tend been used only without any good effect, but
ssou bury haVenot used any your restorative Of ans
nocouIi b months and yet my hair good ever
old gray hair in my bead my prove
this fact send lock Of Aar taken OF the past
received your favor u two quart bottles last SUMNER for
which very grateful gave my friends and thereoy
induced them to it, ske teal until trial
and then purchased and It with success will
Sk a. l@Yo that you send NE test By which discover
fraud IN the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
ese eTe good ELECTS do not follow the failure is caused
BY the impure article which inventor Of good
zen Is my eu as heretofore 70 keep you apprsed Of the
st on my nar as assure all who inquire Of me Of I'M
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear sirs
yours A. C. RAYMOND >
AARoN's RUN, Ky, Nov 30, 1856.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes, large,
medium, and small; the small holds Z pint and retail for 81
per bottle the MEDIUMS hold at least twenty cent more In
proportion than the SMALL etss for 81 per bote the large
holds quart 40 cent moren proportion, and reta for 50
bottle o. j. wood Il Co., PrsPrietors, IA Broadway,
New York and III Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, EendIetOn & Co., and retaied by every Drug
hOase the United States. Itebll-ly
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French Duties on Tobacco.

As we'll known the government in France enjoys monopoly
Of the trade in Tobacco, the importation and manufacture of tie
article being entrusted commission called the Regie,
poying capital forty five million dollars. There du
levied American tobacco in France when imported in
American French bottoms but the monopoly Of the Rge
sometimes duty Of forty cents pOuad the
tcie In 1855, there imported into France Of American
tobacco 40 66 GOO pounds which yield the government
Of s16OOOOn II the French Government could
duced by Minister Mr. Faulkner to abolish its
ly and substitute at UGJ5re duty tobacco
would be essenel while the system encouraging the
consumption Frazce advantage Amer
tobacco growers Mr. Faulkner is from tobacco growing
State, and understands the question: and backed by his
government should p=rsuaJae the French Emperor
put tbaco his free list, he will have secured to his
country benefits Of most practical and decided nature
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PROFESSOR LOUIS s. ULLMANN'S
Oriental SVealhcr Imdicator.

PATENTED. II The Uaiisd s. Hss SPIT H. 1859.
Also In England France, dustria and PrHSsiI.
Cali and the sly Ia which the Weather Indicator
ten Its portable and be mailed any part the world
There doubt uncertainty this great Arabian
plant reng the various changes the Eeaer twenty four
hours advanc most Of farmers and scientific
the country have testified and others who require
the stats Of the Weather twenty oUr hours ahead
arrange their blowing, sowing &C., should BY ali have
greBt Weather Prophets Gold Nashville by
STRETCH a. FORBES, Druggi Is,
Corner Of College and Union streets.
III ITO whom orders must be directed.
E.B-Sate and County Rights FOR the first time
offered for sale address above. narlI
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sssrs Cone Br0tdsrs-ehaye been using one Of Jour e78
family Sewing Machines about and chesay ad
testimony to its fress for general family We have
making up The heaviest brcs we'll as daes
cambres, aud IL has performed ali olaei Ter &C.
Il possesses power sufficient 20 penerate with fcv many
folds Of cloth ordinarily used running without
breaking thread ns-e disturbing The regular motor
the machine in the least.
The perpendicular motion Cf the needle, the constant Wheel
feed, the stitch boh Sides and simplicity render Sc the
plus ultra Of Sewing Machines
CIV. CURRY, H. b..
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COMMERCIAL
Review OF the Nashville Market, March 2os
oOTTONe heard the following bales Of Cotton to-day
y bales at At 699fr, and 81 at 69loc We quota
roBAooo-Ihs ~ Fl q . . ~ V


Fisher, Wheess & Co., al IS and 5 IS.
BREADsTUFRs-Thesto stock Of -Four on the market cenHEus
light and with demand both Tor home consumption
export, holders enabled realise full prices We quo
City superane $500 50 and Extra at SOY 50 per barrel
the outside figures being the retail prices Country firm
se593 for supeane. aod S3s9sO for in saes OF 100
pounds
The receptso Wheas very light ami mu continue 50 IN
til the new crop into market Buyers readily pay 81 l59
20 bushe for fair Red and White and s. IS for prime
There is an active den and 1 Corn and b1ys readily pay ~
S15e per bushel according quality, ana furnish sacks
PROFESSIONALS receipts Ct Bacon eonunu' quite lib
er and nOcsa from the soutLWe quote Shout
dsrs 7c Hams 9 Clear Sides lO9loAe from wagons
PROM store paced aIyance GA these qu5tions demanded
Lard ennuesin good demand We quote proe in good ship
ping packages At 91Sc.
IRISH POTAToEs-rhe marke. is we'll supplied and We
quote the market firm at s393.5a.
GROCERIRs-The market is we'll supplied with Groceries
and there considerable activity in this department Coffee
remains firm at the advance reported last week We quote
sUaAR-Fair ssJ aud Prime to Choice 999iic b in hogs
heads and c advance on these quotations Ia fsres New
YORK Coffee Sugars tOI Crushed and Powdered ll9l2c
Loaf Il 5<@ll2c. -,
MoLasE AND sYRP sloasses barrels 4594sc gal; half
5c Sugar House 43945c Golden syrup IN barrels
75c, half barrels CSC, and kegs ten galy -
OoFTEE-Ro l359l41c Laguyfa "a l5c; Java loa20c b.
TEA-Impera 509sl; Gunpowder 5OS'oo Young Hyson AZ
eco, Black 6O9Sl 50.
sALTWe quote Coarse Sack at $780, and Fine at 81 GOO
10, 300 bushe The stock on the market
ample 70 the demand.
COTTON YARNs-Tbs following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 200 and $780, &c doE 5OO lOc SOO e and
400, l2c.
WHtsKY.-Rectasd is held at s2924c p gallon, and
county at 50G75C, according to quality.
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Miss ANNE SCASLAN presents a very attractive
bill for her benefit tonight and we trust our cit-
will give the fair beneficiary substantial ap-
probation Of her talents. She is young-a mere
novice as she says, in the profession and the en-
enlargement Of friends now may do much to stimu-
late her IN her arduous profession.
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AVER 3
AVER 3
A que Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious FeveTs, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating in bil-
larry arrangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
cessities Of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are
now enabled to offer, with q perfect certainty
that it viii eradicate the disease, and with as
surance, founded Oh proof, that 10 harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the cOmIlu-
mites where it prevails. PrsUeHti0n Is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis
temper. This " CURE expels the miasmatic
poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease if takcE
the first approach of Its premonitory symptoms.
1t IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this cGss OF complaints, but also the cheapest
The large quantity we supply for dollar brings X
within the reach of every body and in bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every
body should have it and it freely both for cure
and protection It is hoped tins price viii place it
within the reach of all - the poor As well as the
rich. 4 great superiority OF this remedy over airy
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of Iltermittents is that it contains Quinne
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and AgUe is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
TOOthache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derangement Of
the Stomach, all of which, when originating in
this cause, put on the intermittent type or become
periodical. This /" CURE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike.
1t is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
malariOus districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection, that viii be ezcre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to yipen into disease. Hence it
IS even more valuable for protection than cure and
few will ever suffer from Intermittents if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
affords.
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city Council

Board OF ALDERNEN.-Ihe Board of Aldermen
held regular meeting last night.
The report Of the Revenue Collector shows col
lectons since his last report amounting to 81 1922
for corporation purposes S66324 for schools and
$500 on.advanced taxes.
The report of the Water Tax collector shows col
lectiOns since last report amounting to SLGl2l0.
Mr.. HAMILTON from the Committee on Finance,
reported on sundry accounts and recommended
their payment, which was ordered.
Mr.. HARDY, from the joint special committee, re-
ported in favor OF paying DAVID A. COLE five hun
dred dollars for damage received in breaking of his
leg.
The bill to repeal tie act regulating the purchase
Of medicine for the INDECENT sick, taken up and
passed on its third reading.
The bill from the Common Council appropriating
$4,000 to complete the reservoir, was taken up and
passed on three readings a ter being amended.
The bill appropriating $1,000 to enable Capitol
Hill Fire Company to purchase a new engine, which
originated in the Board Of Aldermen, and was
amended by the Common Council so as to strike out
the lien retained by the city, was taken up and
amended SO as to reiustate the ein in the
on the engine Of No /, and further TO make it a
liam
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A. ". sOUTUWORTH.
GEO. n. THAYER.
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F7aOcv GOOds al Auction,

EEARDY FERGTHEflS Arc.ioueers. On wednesday
morning. 9Ist March, 10 0clo k viii sell for cash,
worth Of magnificent assorted Fancy Goods
TOYS Yankee Notions Consisting part. OF ladies' under
sleeves collars skirts head dress, kid an1 silk gloves s
laces edEiugs ribbons emtrodees, fans work boxes writing
desEs companions, ieey boxes perfuueres &C. In short
complete Of rich valuable goods All OF when VIII
be so d by catalogue and without reserve.
HARDY BROTHERS,
E z pr,lic
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOB all THE PURPOSES NE A FAMILY pHYSIH

action can rarely Withstand evade them. Their pen
etatng properties Search and cleanse and invigorate
every portion Of the human organism correcting its
diseased action and restoring its healthy vtaties As
consequence Of these properties, the invalid wno IS
bowed down with pain physical debility is ast0ushed
to find his health or energy restored by remedy at
once so simple and inviting.
Notronly do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing eerthcates
Of their and directions for their use IN the 9oW
ing complaints: Costfuessess Heartburn, Headache
GyiSi1lg from diS0ydered stomach Nausea laigesto'
Pain and Morbid IqactiOn Of he Bo'oes tlafte7'cy
Loss Of Appetts, Ja,1aice, and ether klnofeo COM
ton Of its functions They excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration OF
tone and strength the system debltated BY disease
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WIsCAssET. Me-, March 20 The steamer Eastern
Queen, plying between Boston and Kennebec river,
is burned. Loss $4,000
BLACK RIVER FALL, Wis. March pa fire sun
day morning burned forty-three buildings, includ-
iEg every store in town except 7. L. Parsons
LACROSSE, WIS, March ia fire occurred in
St. Paul. Minnesota on the 10th inst, which de-
suoyed "a buildings on Jackson and Robert streets.
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An BALES HAY, Just received consignment, and for
Il - s.IeIv inarIsl p. DTCKET.
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ICE! -! ICE!!!

VNTE have opened Ice Depot il hsrear Of the State
w Bank and will sell cheap as any in the EsIket that
is as good Our from Paradise Hill thirteen miles NORTH
Nashville made exclusively Of the best Spring Water in
the State, FROM four eight inches thick We will open
depot South Cherry street, al AcCrarys grocery st9r
about the 18th Of April. -
marchl4 B, T.. & J. j, GARRETT.
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Romantic AFFAIR- ELoPEAlEST-MA RRIAGE-
CoUTEE ELoPEmaSF-RETURN AND REooNCH1ATIoS-
The Memphis Enquirer, of the 18th inst, contains
the following particulars Of a most remarkable
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% = n =.
on SACKS OATS 70 arrive on steamer MarmNra and Tor
NkJ3 sslebv inarIsl D. DTCKEY.
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Later from IIaI ana

New YORK, March l9.-The steamship DeSoto
brings Havana dates to the 18th irst. The weather
at Havana continues cool Sugar dull
An ARRAY occurred IN the harbor at Havana on
board the ship Henry Warren of Baltimore. in
which the second mate was killed. and the first
MAZE dangerously wounded
The people of Cuba are still rejoicing at the Span
iSh victories IN Morocco and contributions were
coming in freely from all departments, for the ben
eft Of the Spanish army.
Advices from Nassau, \. p, March 10, state that
General Pierce and wife still remained there.
An abandoned American brigautine had been
brought in supposed to have been a shaver
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JoHS J. SULLIVAN, the energetic news agent, laid a
Cincinnati Commercial on our table yesterday twelve
hours in adrance Of the mail
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Second EucC-The second race was one of mile
heats. between Shaughaie and ENcheguer. Il Is
.nouah 10 say chat the latter was tayOritc and an
easy winner The first portion Of the last heat was
well contested by Shanghaie, and although several
lengths behind at the winning post it is crediahie
10 him being in The fastest heat Of the meeting,
1899
EXcheguer turned the race into "priyate run
of two miles. lie is again in good standing, and
Looked upon by his Old friends, as competentto hon
OF all Cheques drawn him In New Orleans this
spring.
sryMARY-Se9Jad Rqce-AIile heats-Jockey Club
Purse, $780,
&TW DoweIrs Oh Ezedsquer, by Revenue, dam Nina
By Boston,
dan b. Sovereign, 4yo 22
Time. I5l-I4g3.
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GAIT HOUSE

ANA ANN ALA4Ess hA
yEyHE PROPRIETOR Of the CALF HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from opening of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former car acty, with new and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
be urbc rely that the wel-ga~ueI reputation Of tbs
cur Tnrsq as strictly first class Hotel shall he maintained
ms ouss is most conveniently located travel Ea or ys
a. me Louisville once Of tee Jacksonville Railroad having d
- vsrosd connections 60 all Northern and Eastern Cities ana
- rr of United States Mail Line Steamers for Jirci
natl and DE East. within a square Of the Eote
~ baggage checked in the Calf House 80 an he principal
,ants North, East and West
- Trle from louisville to New York - hours.
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Great FIRE a DanviiIe ~.

DAEvIsLE, Ky, March 6, 1860
MEssRs. W. B. roDDs & Co., CINCINNATI:
GENTsThe safe purchased from yo1 time
severely tested By the recent disastrous in this place.
happy say equal representations
you made purchased Our room, which the
ffestoOd totally dsroyedb by the FIRE ard the safe fell into
the cellar and covered by the burning ruins upon get
ngitout opening found every paper ss
them soo-ched defaced any way. pleasure
bearing this testimony the excellent quality the
ufactured at you establishment. Yours
isgnsdl T. J. SHINDELBOWER.
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RondI HcndIl RcndIII

Mr. II. N. DIGGNs, proprietor for the sale Of the
right in Tennessee to manufacture and sell Messrs
BRowN & KENT's patent hot balet Stove, is at our
house with samples Of his stove and oven, and is
offering to sell the right to the State most accom-
modatng terms That this stove eclpses any inven-
ton ever yet made; that it viii cost less than one
sixth the amount required to any other stove in
the world run it that is far better adapted on
account of its many merits to any kind Of cooking,
than any stove IN use and that it is the only
stove that will satisfy the demands Of the public,
when once brought into practicable are all facts
established and affirmed to. by every mechanic and
scientific man who has ever seen it. We are so san
guine Of the fact that there is fortune to be made
out of it in the state Of tennessee, that we are
willing to join any one or more gentlemen who may
desire to engage in the enterprise. HARDY BEoEEs,
AuctiOneers and Gncral Agents ~ Public Square.
March LIT.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY

JUST RECEIVED BY
30 HIN YOR K IL CO.,
The Heiress: By Mrs. ANN s. srEPHENs.
A Life Struggle: By Miss PARDoE.
Lucy CrOTtOn: By the author "Days M Life, etc
Habits of Good Society: hand book for ladies and
gentlemen.
FOOTBALLS on the boundary of Another
World By R. D. OWES.
Debit and credit: By CHEvILrER BUSsrS.
Wit and HumOr in Paragraph. PRENTICE.
Wbims and Waits. By THOMAS HooO.
The Rivals; or, rHE TINES OF BURR AND HAM,
ILTON.
BeuIaH. By AUGUSTA j. Evans, Fifteenth Edition.
woman, ia FrxHEJ By NJ. J. MrouElrr.
ArchboId's Criminal Practice and Plead
ing-Nev edition, with Watrman's Notes. Price, sl2.
The Voyage of the s. Fox, in the Arctic
Seas. narrative of the discovery Of the fate OF Sir
Franklin his companions by Captain McCntOck,
HN LII D. with maps and illustrations Price, $3.50.
Art RecreatiOns. Being acOmpete gude ornamental
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc For sale by
mario JOHN YORK & co.
MARCH Goth, 1860.
pTLLS LADING.
BILLS LADING.
Hills LADING.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS, all different Roads.
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CHECK BOOKS.
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On all different Banks aud sizes y
JOHNSON & TREkNOR,
m.-2O No Union street, Nashville, lenn-
BUDGET FUN Tor April
BUDGET FUN for April.
BUDGET FUN for April,
BUDGET FUN for April.
Jus, received BY JOHNSON & TREANOR,
marI3 No o. Union Street
A WAGON LOAD OF AFRICAN REED
PIPE STEM
Al wholesale, at ~ Union Street.
J W LANGLEY
wnHNI
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FOR SALE.

LAY Of worked Pine Flooring for sale low to eose con
a sgumenL D. D DLChE1'
marIs Al Market street.
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We are again indebted to Mr. BUrLER, agent of the
Adams Express Company in this city for late Lou
isville papers.