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STAR AXDADAMANTINE CANDLES.
TVTHE attention the public the fact that
OF the Star and Admantine Candles offered for sale,
Inefficient in Weight,

TENHE attention the public the fact that
OF the Star and Adantine Candles offered Tor sale, are
Deficient in Weight,
So that what sid for pound actually weighs "a 10
ounces and packages marked 90 bs fan short tO three and
Eve pounds to the box.
Many Candles that are really pound branded
and sold skies making difference against the Of
pounds The Ysra usually made in the price
is not proporOnei to this difference, the following statement
sh6Es:
Box OF seyeus contains PAT Candles and sold for IS lbs,
which is the actual weight
Box Of o. or sight SixeJ contains only 2AO
Caudes, the seyens and is sold Tor 40bs.
Supposng the price Of the former to be . cents and the latter
Is cents there will difference Of twenty esns in price, and
Candles in per box, favor Of tie full weight
Candle retailers and and this will increased i've
cents per box for every cent advance in price
The subscribers have always Gade their Candles full sixteen
the pOund marked packages at the ral weight
which may asertaiued by testing them. As their experience
in the business enables them 0aer article equal quality c
desire study their interest sd, At the time,
courage correct dealing. PRoCTEk & CAMILLE
febI7-dSE3m Cincinnati.
Wanny's combined BeaPeF and
Mower.
hETHTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT ss-Thia
wv celebrated achine ceived the first premium Of Grand
3OLD AEB1L the bstcOmbned Beapng and Moving Machine
KY in September, 1857 The trial of syracuse, New
July, where all the al Machines in the United
States thoroughly ed The committee made theiraEardE
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, X.
It also received the ward as best Reaper the best
Mower, before separate SOmn appointed by the Presi
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville
July 1857 most Of the machines now il use in Tenn
other and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Maeinein America
The above machines for sale By the undersgled,
B. Y. OHEATHAM,
General Agent FOR the State.
FIsEER, WHEBLEs & CO.,
H.
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NOW Or NEVER.

4 AN now in the city engaged in selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee for the manufacture and sale Of
my Patent Improved Bes Hives the virtue and superiority
Of which have been testified hundreds Of the worthy and
eminent citizens country The construction my Hive
is simple aud promise is the only Hive in ts world
which proof against the bee mohe Persons drOus Of pur
chasing either family count rights for the beet Bee Hvsin
the world can find few days at the Auction Rooms Of
Ness Hardy Brothers, where will be happy 70 them.
iuIy20-tf JOSEPH KENT.
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nIsSOLUTION.

TWYHE arm heretofore as Carter, Wilor & Co.. has this
daF dissolved cOpartnership BY mutual The
hooks and accounts removed % Messrs Holer Carers,
No 95 Union Street. where dequenis viii always Rd
10 wait upon them Either partner is authorized make
Elements also the books Of Carter Mckay Co., here for
nent All those indebted to either dm wlpleass
and settle ed atsly otherwise the claims viii placed
e hands Of an officer for collection AL those having claims
scsn5t either will please come forward and settle The
" WILSFORD,
a CARTER,
fsboQ-5Iu-wfui J B McFERRAN
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w, r.. BERRY & COMPANY.
PUBLLC SCEARE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

W, n. BERRY & COMPANY.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

PREMIUM FLOUR
R. B. SNOWDEN & CO.,
tOLE Agents for the sale Of tie celebrated Knoxville C
~ Mills Flour have received l60 bags per Railroad which
they are selling at Mills prices.
This Flour has taken the Premium State Fair nd rated
per barrel higher market any
brand.
We expect keep full SUPPLY hand, it
with the utmost confidence superior
any Flour have ever seCn. r SNOWDEN & CO,
No North Cherry Street.
TrD;,,, arJ Ar,o~;c,r uvflzf,o,
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Magistrates Guide,

Containing all the laws the powers duties
Magistrates Co nsabe es and Coroners and all criminal and
forms necessary for the Of officers and business With
abridged Law Dictionary.
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
ian3I No. IS, Union Street
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DEMovILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PFescrtPtiOnists,
NO.2.
Union ald American Block,


NO.2,
Union alld american Block,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
II EEP constantly hand fuu and large assortment Of
IN Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Paints Oils Dye sta2' ETC.
Glass and Glassware
Perfumery soaps Fancy Artcles Cobs and Brushes Of
American, English and French manufacture.
Lamdreth's Garden Seeds
large assortment on hand-Earaned fresh and genuine
comprug ali the varieties usually sold aases at vEbr
Grass Seeds.- Glover and Blue Grass
Finest Virgin Brands ChsHing Tobacco;
DO do 10 Smoking Tobacco in papers.
Ia-ge stock domestic and imported Liquors snuhs Pipes
kc Wines Brandies and Lluorsi Tor medicinal ami cookng
uurooses varraafed strictly pure and reliable
Fna BLACK and Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
~ frssh Juiubs Paste, and assorted Gum Drops Of Fhch
manufacture.
Hoge's Hoarh0und Candy
Prescriptions ctreuly Compounded &C al hours 00H ana
,,fgIf. OF frssh and reliable medicines
eing'5 Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
y c Just received. Every family should be supplied
b bottle Of this indispensable article. For sae BY
DEMOVILLE CO,
6shQ Corner Churck and Cherry Streets
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Nashville Building Association,
SALE OF EOTS

DY virtue Of Mortgage executed BY Lanieg to the Nash
vile Buding Association recorded in the Office of the
Register Of Davidson county, Book No 90 PAGE $50 shall
proceed SELL Saturday, the l0h day Of March, ls60 the
highest bidder for cash. the property cbed in said deed viz
lot, being lot No l5 in Wnstons, &c plans Of lots,
fronting A. feet Maple street. running back l66 feet
weLty foot alley being the conveyed 20 said LaneT By
deei registered in the Registers Office Of Davidson county,
Book M. lS pages j95 and 500 Also lots No 10 and H.
Lewis Lanier plan Of It's, and bounded follows, tening
the north cOrGer OF lot No in said pan Pearl street,
no norhwary with Pearl 81 feet more east
y parallel with Carroll street 13O feet al2 foot ae,
thence soUhwary with said alley s. feet less thence
right angles Eeswary $50 feet the beginning being the
conveyed to said Laner BY Lloyd A. Lani by deed
registered in the Registers Office Of DaVison county. Book
No 49, page 7S For further PARTICULAR, reference made
the several conveyances Of said MOtgaged premises.
The title TO the above property believed 70 be good, with
right Of redemption waived in the Mortgage ths Nashville
Building Association but will only coRyey such title
vested in me by said deed.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
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sTEINWAY PIANO.


Music! MusiC!! Musfo!!!
HAVE just received and offer fer sals avery Ooiayo
StenWay Piano, belonging gentleman IN need Of ne
CASH. The Ladies' heads q Seminaes Teachers and ANA
teurs, are invited to call and try it, -
fet99 Music Dealer, IS Union Street
LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.
WNTE will sell on liberal terms bright Ilnlati0 wan,
w about 80 years old sound ard healthy gooa servant
faithful and trusty. fDAMAN q "
feb24dlm
CUWaEHLAND COAL.
ywEUE Nashvjle Coal Company viii from this date Offer
superos Coal IS and GO centa per 1ushel from n
river.
oaBesOn Cherry street, between UniOn sud Church
mh5 q
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ODEYs L6dys Book, Peterson's ,Lady's, National and
nj \ Artbrr's Home Maraziae, for sale by y. UAGAN,
feblG Al College Street.
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Fr6ul " D. Gross, Nashville.
NarHvILLE, Tenn, Dec. Il, 1859.
Messrs T. H. TAYLOR Col have had in for about six
months past one your Vesper Gas Lights, and gives
great pleasure state, regard far superior to 9th
er portable light that 1 have met with.
simplicity arrangement, freedom from danger Of eplo.
cleanliness seadness, and purity Of light, quail
es that must recommend any who will try it. 1t gives
Eight which be equal in briancy @ the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully n D. Cross
These are only very Of the testimonials have. Gail
and examine for yourself COlonade Buildings, Cherry
Street EashyilIe Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR q CO.
Merchants the the country expressly invited TO
give us call wish establish agencies throughout he
Sfate Ijau S-tf
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WHISTLES, BEANDiEs, WINES. &U.
TFTz have "a store and Tor sale cheap 60 he truls-
l3j bhls 10 NeEEoIl 3 celetratel WHISKY
6j bbs Old Bourbon WHISKY
Ij hbl5 Old Rye-a prime article.
Is bbls Old Rye--WarTsuted Pure
s. bhls Tennessee White WHISKY.
As half barrels Cherry Brandy.
p quarter barrels Cherry Brandy.
80 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy
DO bbls pure Robertson couny WHISKY.
hbs pure Apple Brandy.
. quarter casks Holland Gin
a. bbis American Brandy.
10 bhls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With C0gnac, CataHba Brandy, &C.
ian12n MIZELL, HOOPER
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sTEST RECkIHED By
VT. BERRY a CO., Public square.
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- - BARRELS strictly choice NcshannoCh PoiatOespur-
chased expressly for seed to trve Gamer Lebanon
~ 5-v Tor ssls 81 MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
FebIe Nos 6 and Market street
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Nsa
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W
FUR
8 0
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nRESS C00DS
DEPARTMENT.

Extra Printed French Organdes;
Scotch 50 in very great variety;
Jaconetts, small figure,
Pacific Lawns,
Brilliantes:
" Madder Flounced Robes.
Chintz " Organdy Robes;
Double Skirt
Ncuf Volants Robes;
Grape Maretz;
GAIA Barage;
Tamatins, Solid Tamatns. in great variety
Lavellas Poplins;
End and End Glaces;
Chenois DucaIs, new anG beautiful Designs
Gorwich Crinoline Poplins;
Notified Lusters. new Designs;
Assorted Foulard Silks, a large line new and
desirable;
This list presents unusual attraction. each line
being very complete and heavy.
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NAsHvIALE AND CHATTANOOGA X. Il.
@
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2GtR. 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains Eass and West viii run as
follows

Double Daily Passenger Trains, and Wsst viii run as
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4:40A and3PM
Arrive Al Chattanooga 9 P d a1d9AM.
COMING WEST
Deave Chattanooga at ga n and N.
Arrive az Nashville at G:l0 ? n aud A d.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City Richmou
Petersburg, LynchbuTg Knoxville Savannah Charleston
Montgomery, hemf his. New Orleans, &c
Both Trains connect Stevenson With Trains Memphis
and Charleon Raroad, and Chattanooga Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through rcEei5 may be had any hour application %
Ticket Agent, at ofce 9t Depot, the following places
at the following prices, viz:
Nashville TO New York, via Charleston, s. C. $50 90
co do do do Lynchburg, Va 30 90
do philadelphia do do do q So
do Baltimore do 95
do Waqhington q d1
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-nn BUSHELS Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 bushcl
shklkI Michigan White seed Oats.
~ i've on steamer Iel non to-day, and Ter sale by
MIXELL, HOOPER g. co.
r..rrs Ncs. and MarLet street.
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From seabuTy & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Fesper brilliant and beautiful light, that
cap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Vep Gas Burner and retor perfectly simple, that 1t can
re. out Of order, can it explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood, and
ques keep clean and in good order
hgn ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by the Veper
Gas consider fully equal, in every respect to other kind
Of Gas light JoIIS NJ sEABURY,
1. j. SEABURV,
H. s: PEACH.
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TATL0R-Dear Sir: have been using the Yes
per Lamp sold by You, since September last and am per
ectly satisfied that Of the economical If not
economical, we'll a. brilliant lights that can ne had 1t
OutO the reachO gas. ALEXANDER FALL
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
I'm EIGHT DAYa
BY THE
Central Overland California
AND
FIKE's PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.

The First Courier of tho PONY EXPRESS
VIII leave TIE Missouri River on TIESUIT
April n, a. O'Clock D. IN, aud vii run retuler "
weekly thereafter, Carry letter mail on!x Tha
point II departure, on the Misssu river IN he IN
tolegraphio connncction with the EAST And vii
b announced ln due ure. Tolesra phic message.
from ali parts n the United States AID Can,se IN
connect with tse point OF Departure, vii b. re-
cslyed uota ociock p. N. of tbs Cav Of asrIoF
ana transmitted over the pacerv n. aud II Jaseph
LeFgraphc wire Ia : al FrancJs -, ,nh int ~ eli
~ ~ fSsHts oy the oouRectiug express in FIGHT
pA1c. ne letter ma will Be- delivered in Sep
the Exdress. "'" '''e departure u
me Express passes throur Forts Kesrny, Lare
NE, ,aad H"dger, Great Sal Lake taty, Camp
plo'o, carson CITY, the wash0A SiveI Mines
fiecervlli. aid Sec rsmeptp. nd ic'ters for Ore
Wssaington Territory, British CO umbia,
the Pacihc Mexican Porss, Russi,n Possess lore.
Sanwich Islands, CLIaa, japan. and ihdlE viii Is
mailed Ia San Francisco.
Speeial Messengers, bNerers nf ls,tnrs e. Connect
with tn express of the ArII WI rec-!ve COM
municstiOus for he Con Ter o. that day At Nc a.
TEsTH srRE 7 MashIng,o. city up 10 s n..
, on FIidsy, MARCH g: and IN New - y. at the
ONCE Of u. simpsoa. Room No. 2. CoI tines tai
Bank BuIldinS. Nasssn street, up Ia G s. On. IL
| the SI.t MARCH
| the above PLACES AMI hyeIt,s tae SO.Tahs.
w. y. nus sEi L., pcs cent.
| Leaycnvohk City, kansss. Mafea. zen.
Once Nez York;. 8. SIMPSON, Vice pest
SAMUEL ALLEN, Agents. St Louis.
1 j. SPAULpINGp Agent. CHICAGO,
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DIED.,

In this CITY, on TUESDAY. the 9th instant, after a
s T., bat Ialntnl Illness, Mr. JOHN Nick. CLIO
HIS funeral VIII take rlace from the residence of
MS wife; Mrs Nj. A Clokey. No. $50 New York
9th Instant, at ~ O'Clock .. m. "
~, Ia Ge1rgotoWn, on Tuesday, M'rch 9th. Ed
MG w - hihB !, son OF Captain Henry and Martha
The funeral vii, tax, place from the residsn of
ms grtnd!afher. Mr.. Edmurd Cemmack cOrnor Of
Bridge and Market streets, otown, t1-morrow
m no at hal past ten O'clock The friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
r, In this city, on ths 9Th instant. JOHN F.
FCOLkES, In the 67th yaHr Of his age, a native of
Olan0rgenshlre, South Wales. but for tae la It 40
years rasIdeLt Of this city.
ne ire IDS "f the family invited to att md the
~ eral from his lsta resid ncs, corner OF south r.
ami 18th sts., On Friday morning. tls .th inst ant
At 10 O'Clock, without further notice.
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Fugitive Slave Case .

PHrLApELPHIA, March ga young negro
named Moses Horner was brought here last nigb hit
from Harrisburg, charged with being a fugitive
Ter, Of Virginia. The case was brought before
Judge Cadwalader, Of the United States District
Court, this morning and at the request Of counsel
postponed I'LL this afternoon. There 10 consider
able excitement among the abolitionists in regard
TO the case
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NEWARK, n J.. March 27.-About one thousand
persons assembled here last evening TO expr IS
their sympathy with the Lynn strikers. Resolu-
nons of sympathy aud encouragement Were
unanimously passed. The meeting was presided
over by Elk Senator Wright
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucnoneers
FUTURE DAYS.
By A, GREEN. Auction.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Rr,,
A. ING Lots ~ SQUARE No. $40, on THE Islam.
At AUCIloN;,On HEDNESDAY, the attn dsy al
commencing at o'clock ?. M, tweaty three hand
foTe building lots, being subdivisions of the orIg
No So. ' - ~ 49, " ' ''e
This property fronts and AZ stra, Is west and
U and street. south, the lots running hs ok 10
wide alley, with frontage of from Is TO q feet
ana ,les withln few squares OF the market in
the Seventh Ward.
my cffcs. - 'F :"
ierms OF Fae; One fourth cash the balance in
b, ana ID months for notes bearing nters 81 from
the day OF sale: Full warrantee deeds will lie eiyeT
and n ceed OF trust taken for the deferred paw
ments. r"'
If the terms arc not complied with within five
the risk and cost ofthe dsfanting purchaser :"
mar 27-d A GREEN A..
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BOARDING..

BOARDING. Several desirable CHAMRERS
- suitable for families or single gentlemen, ar,
now acant at j y Stuart's B,ar"iug House. No
4oS 9Th street, one door south of F.. The Iocation
Is one OF the most desirable In the city, The par
iorS spacious and the huuse supplied with all The
modem improvements, such cs water and gas in
me chambers. bath. &c, Terms moderate. Table
Boarders accom- modated. mar q AZ.
ROARD.-A gentleman a nd lady, or two or three
- sinele gentle men, can fiGd Rooms and B0ard
city io0' " ao,it,is t teu
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Fire mt Noun, Clemens. Ind

DETROIT, March PA FIRE at Mount Clemens
last night destroyed the Empire House and sew
eral ADJOINING buildings, comprising nearly the
entire block on the west side Of the public square
Loss s25 ,OCo; insured for $4,000.
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Withdrawal Of Hon Howell Cobb

MiLLsDs EvILLE. March IA letter has been
received here from Hon. Howell Cobb I'm The
course Of which he saws:
must withdraw my name Internationally
from the canvass, and this letter is written for the
purpose Of announcing to all who NAV FEEL an in
terest In the matter, but particularly 20 the dele
gates from Georgia 20 the Charleston Convention
ttat have done sou
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Iswa Railroad Lands

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 27.-Tbe Iowa
Legislature has conferred on the Cedar Rapids
and Missouri River Railroad a grant of seven
hundred thousand acres Of land recently reserved
for the Iowa Central Company. This Is the most
valuable grant in the State and insures the speedy
extension Of the line to the Missouri river
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THE LATEST NEWS.
L e l. EG RAJ PHO.
Lawless Deings in Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, March "a man n.n.d t.,.o,
IecenIy expelled from Besea with John @. Fee,
recenty returned to Besea, when a COMMITTEES
with some twenty Eve or thirty associ,,.. s,r,a}
with rifles, fired upon the committee. but witho1t
ipjuring any Of them. Hansons party new %
treated and barricaded themselves in a bop.e
The committee consists Of some twenty-nv We -,
thirty men, armed with revolver military
force has been ordered from Lexington, and il h,
thought the disturb ance will soon be ouelled
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Later from Havana.

NEW YORK, March 27-The steamer Sta, ~
the West, from Havana on the 23d Instant, has
arrived ' Ae-
There was considerable excitement at Havana
concerning the capture Of Gen. Marins steamer
liz was viewed an outrage
Sugars Were brisk at ! a9 reals Freigbts had
improved Exchange on Londan Ia per cent; on
New York 3 10 81 per cent prem
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r,E By Z &; vMIcGTIRE CO. Auencnee,s:

By ]. G: MCGUIRE d CO, Aucrlopee-s.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
PrsI house, NEAR she STfIE nEPARTNEMr AT
NOON; April s. 1863, at O'clock, on the premises
Ne shaiI sell new tour-story Brick DWELLING
SIDE OF New York avenue, between I4;h and 18th
streets west, containing u rooms. with bath ROOM
Water arc gas pipes throughout, marble mantels
eistern In the yard ard finished In every res ct in
ine most superior manner. Title indisputa5le ard
Immediate possession given ~
terms: thue fourth cash the residue in 6 y. IA
ana "a months, with interest, secured by q deed Of
mar I'D J. C McGITIRE m .r,.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.


NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
! y HOUSE AND Lor AT AUCTION THURS
DAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, in front of the
premises at O'Clock m, the north Is feet INCH
es of lot IL, In Cruttendens subdivision of square
No. S98 fronting 9Th street west and running back
between o and streets north, to q public alley,
with the improvements, which consist of nearly
building, containing six good and conveniently ar
ragged rooms.
Terms: One third cash; balance in G. u and Is
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the premises.
mar I'D A. GREEN Auot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-28
The First Railroad In Kansas.

ST. Louis, March THE first rail ever laid
In Kansas was put down on the ST Joseph and
Marysville railroad yesterday in the presence of
large number OF citizens. This is the commence
ment OF the great Pacific railroad west of the Mis-
sour, and ii will be rapidly pushed forward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-28
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March rs Flour is beavv. Stat.
IS lOa5 20; Ohio S. 9Oa6 90; Southern as ssas IS
Wheat Is firm. Corn lie lower; yellow 75a7sc
mixed 1lc.; white is better at 79asOc PORK is
quiet mess 81 .s7Sls; prime Sl2 75asl4 IS. Lard
Is dulI at lOa all. Whisky is steady