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The wide and still spreading popularity Of IIouy
THsATRictS, Private MS,riones amongst tho most
fashionable nnd refined circles together with the repeated
calls for form u Dras, Plays differing In their
tnra and effects from tuso Of other works IN circulation
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will he found along with somuOrginnl pieces large num-
her Of the Plays comedies farccs Of the most popular
Dranatisfs from the days Of Shakespeare those of
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and publisher, to omit all sentences, words illusions,
such rs could he In the rrnotcs way objectionable tho
most hHtioI- and TO retain tho plot the passion, and the
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HYAD QUARrERs sgvEHTE REarnENf n Arioy Al,
n Quard --11e undermined .commistse sppoent "A by
De bcaSd Of scers 10 make suitable e for
courssies received during their rsssnt srp WninrtoS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEE MOfHERg ALMANAC AND LADIES' PRIvArE
CfsuiAr, sent letter form reospt Of egh postage
snss ssenhdc medical tresimsnt iadss slscro abdo
spphed BY lady. S. Addrsss spply n. d.
Dubois Ne 9s wea Twenty fourth sresk- Hs~ York
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"A WEsT BLOOMFrE1U, N. j.,
Is miles from New York
The above house win Be opened The lsh Of April for the
ss.ssrrasnon a limited pnmber % gues.a Ash-
spd Han 9 whiH minutes walk of the railroad depot at
pleasant and ay elevAoo, ana Atousa % easy sccsee
vet seciuded nd auiet Beautiful iawna End shade trees
surround dc house while TIE sro and drives In shs vicinity
TIA shoyc esshlsheu q the vicinity Of North Orange
PARK Raae Rock and possesses unequAed ad
vsrar = oinf Of besih and beauty Of ssouery Apply on
ths premisss, o. address A. g., HesAldoncs. :. -
uOTM. sT. JULIEN, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE
A Eegnut sui1 Of Spaxnenis private tables: aso sngie
rooms. 04BERY kNDER6ON Proprietor.
IA fOyRuTF1 HousI B1H0aN rorHr, HUDaoH
Hoard nay hke ceanbc0 Non pr Nr0 rtvsr q Ard
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THI BRIrmH AND NORTH AxEaIOAs RolAL NAM
/ 2eamships-

BHIPPIN0.
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II sss. SS ifsst ,ssss s;. York;
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Eos cHARLlsEoK, g O.. AND TIE SOUTH AND
o. Mai Side wheel ssssnship line -srss f.vosss .esm
+ Ss:: s s.s: s:ss s
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Railroad for Petersburg and Richmond Freight for Nofak
Per 'eS p. Ds e @ . sSs pro
ns free oscomuission. Apply 70 II. 3. CROMWELL CO..
CREIeBr 70. TssxEssEx, NORTH CAROLINA,
'Es sss sSsH Cap. Skinner s... every
95Es c:ys : cgsss rsssss 3
Point. cents. and Z, Richmond, cents.
Passage 70 Norfolk ercou and meals included So TO
i's ! L6Di.&T 6 aKINExrS us Broadway.
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E,OR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH --rHx NEW FIAsr
~ cl:ss .ese.ssip rOf0 SAC Capt a. W.. wasasa, Vim
pos ss coInecting VITA tte Norfct and Pe;srseurs
6csus per and to Pesersburg foot pro-
poGnnsiA 0oods warded all Of North Caro-
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4 bTEREOscOPn AFD ONE IDOZxN COLoRgp
"A Vsws u o. 4 ths Union ktesecsc,pn Company, s
Broaxwny up aAku Othsss equally - cAeep 0Qwn freely
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UrOR CHARLESTON g. O., AND TIE SOUTH AND
" Scuthwest-Three steamers Q week
.. Mail Side Wheel ssamshsp Line The fayosits
ship JAS ADGER, X. Adsms Commander will leave pier
NO NORTH river % Wednesday March al O'Clock precse
" Through tickets y the following paces;To New Or
learu x39 49, Mobile 636, Montgomery Ala SIS, Nashville
Tenn So IS; Msmthi. 81 ~ Knoxve, SIS 50 Chast
sc; Charlotte NO, $27 spd the various places in Fcri
d. For f.sghto passage sepy 2 s.ofr lx0 TiL Rs
No,ceNo form Of bs a Ag ssned but those furnssed
by The company.
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INSTRUCTION,

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE As BRoADway-
"A srhooa and fam'e, uoplisd With copet-nt ss,herz
References Faculty Rutgers College; W. r. Wells super
iptepdent Chicago public schools wanted srench at
teacher Of MUSIC French and German ssis,y S4} an
board sMITH, WooOMAN h 90,
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;WxY0HT 10 CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. ....
SiDpers are tnf1sd shxt The rata through BY TIE Az
AZ ~ Psc6o stss1 10 O0mpAsy, Panama Railroad Com
Sy ana PaaAo Nail 6ssanahp Ucpany, hAs bean axed ss
i b per eubto SooA Wi1houi pr3mAgs
No fse rssAved on day 81 sailing. and All ies charges
M Sesssr Siavs xsw Yos. .s and Sh xsrcs .na "a d
-0TH s@s.tef III Wsst Btrost, ccrner VI Warren
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1NoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRA
~TAs UAEsd saass mail usssmsr
2 Nni FULTON,
f. J. A. Woetou ccmmAnder,
NM eaye for Havro touchng t eouthamptcn b land The
enas and pessengss Saturday, March ST. u II O'Clock
ks, YW North river, foot Of Beach street.
y ha: hve water ush compartments enclosing The en-
frt a. In he event Of collision sranding he water
neach n.u and the pumps being FREQ % work. the
= "a ne veesei ana pss,sngtrs EouM g secured.
FGneiax or passase apply TO
aasi dso n sEn snEnn6Krszr, Agents.
R-ne sssansr Araso w1l succeed hs Fulton, and caa
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TOE ALEX ANDR1A. WARRINGTON AND 0noR0B-
II tSwn.-fhe New York and Virginia Bcrsw snshsp
Coupany's and srs Glass CAp
" Gage, w isavs ptsr No u North river. every 6ssus
fsssass including q|eAeroom and neeia ~ So
Freighf eight cents for f0o4 propordnaale rztes.
No eonmfs1on ehArgod Tor forwal ding
Apply 70 IsI1iI : ~ II. b. CRONWHLL CO.,
~ 81 Woek axook
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usTRAILA rIoE1IR LIEz ner ABIlsHED lss4
~ oagrying lhe uu1led 0k$H MALIho beautiful Al 0x.
Srsns engpsF bszk nvAhoHlsE loo sous burshss. ym
~ 6u1p41oA ~ mo2o0Une dtroo4 eho hAs OLE
rSr1 en6 lR bo 6r ana sDoood
- pansQgegs Al1n hadlAg = psr IA pase river. shp
|e8AAc WALTON, o1All.y, mnoer, and WI have 3uck
,snsh fcr SYDNEY. For vigAk panase apply bosrd
: IA n n, CANR1ON, No Q Bowing dro6n, u. 7. Naat
ls a. u,ia and cnsA Advaneeo made enuoenmeu Con-
,iS~ccs a AusrAl,A, NsnmS = Towns &Oo ~
|. ! rrsrrAIrA-FRRr sR1P, PASSAGE 70 SYDNEY
IN snd Nebuurue -The beAutful clipper slp eIMODA
IN rsrs n 1850: accommodate AfeTpah1n pa11ou
~ "a a low rslss Apply 70 GOODBYE. AkKNAL HILL
N l16 Poqf1s sFeo6
TIM N HAvANA-UNrrED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
| ooutpkER CfrY. K " sSuisidi. connander. rhh wsn
"a n sn1 ses dN s,eaer win leave for the above port
rsdsy nssch Is a O'Clock r NJ, f.cn pier North
r. Bis Of ladag furnehed snd signed On nosra @ pre-
alton q clssrance FrsM receiyed on ne In M Fcr
t cr paasags apply 70 HARaCUS 90, u Soufh serse
xvANA, NEW ORLR ANS AND TEX xA4-NEw YORK
and New Orleans E&samship Compsny-fM new W
VA Heyana 70 AL On Noatsy, narcs l1 NJ oooSSHn ,n
and~ wl conps.se % receive nssn , On NJ Si
Tsdns dsned ans q n9g g ssies Fos arsi{ni Sr Ps P
No, fark place -
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EREyGBr FOR THNNEssEK, NORTH CAROLINA,
Portsmouth,, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, received
fhe sssAnahp JAMESTOWN. Capt Skinner leaves every
Mesusdp RoxNoKE, Capt Couch every Thursday
etaarahip YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish every Saturday.
Frelcht Poramoutb Norfolk City
Point cents, and (, Richmond, cents
Passage Norfolk and me an tnciudedl 49, 70
PeleysburR Richmond. SO
= LUDl4AN HRINEKEA us Broadway
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18
Etna Insurance Company.

We take pleasure in noticing the fact that this
National Institution intends continuing their busi
ness in this State having in compliance with the
State laws made the deposit of Twenty Thousand
Dollars with the Comptroller, and paid the amount
of State tax seven hundred and fifty dollars.
The citizens of the State of Tennessee have re-
ceiyed from the EInn" during the past six years
over one hundred and forty thousand dollars for
losses sustained under its policies-of this amount
considerable portion has been paid to the citizens
of Nashville. Since the organization of the Com
pany in 1919, it has paid over thirteen million dol
lars losses, a showing which no other similar nsti-
tuticn of the kind can make. With a thorough
system Of agencies in all important towns in the
Union, It gives profitable employment to large
number Of competent and reliable business men
while alfording the public reliable indemnity against
disaster by fire or the pcrs of Inland Navigation
BY its prompt and reliable adjustment of losses in
every section of this country the Company has &C.
servedly gained reputation truly national, and we
can with full confidence commend II to the public
as everyvay worthy their support and patronage
We annex a copy Of State Treasurers receipt fol
amount of license paid him, with a copy Of Comp
irollers receipt for amount Of deposit S2o,OOO.-
Nqshplle lHtQa.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

sE1. The democrats charged every man who voted
against that outrageous swindlc the nsas-Nebras-
ka bill with being in league with, and furnishing
aid and comfort 10 tho ireesoilers simply because
they voted the same way. So too, in the contest
for Speaker in January. But now look at. them,
There is Andy johnson doing all lie can to promote
the abominablo Homestead bill, which the Repub-
lican party say is the best to promote their
success that ever started and for which they all
vote and labor, and yet Tennessee democrats havnt
q word to say in condemnation of Johnson's course
This Homestead bill proposes to give farm to every
Yankee, Dutchman, or other lreesoilcr, who win
settle in the Territories thus populatins them with
a class nmcal to slavery, and virtually excluding
that institution from them. Andy is almost the
only southern man who fayors It, and yet Tennessee
democmts say they want to sSc him President The,
the State-ryhs De~ocroel They ought to he
ashamed to look genteel Sates-rghts Niger in the
face
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

ren Col. Quarles, Bank Supervisor, concluded
his examination of the Branch Bank of Tennessee.
in this city, last week; but of his movements since,
we have not been advised The result of his ex-
animation at the Branch Bank was highly satisfac-
tory, everything coming out O. H. and the condition
of affairs betokenng prudent and healthinl man
agement there. This Bank has done great deal
munity, by liberal discount of notes, when little
or nothing in that line could be got elsewhere.
They have but very LIMITED capital, but that they
keeprery actively employed, and cndeavor, we be-
lieve, SO to dispose it to afford accommodation,
pro rata, to all departments Of business and trade
without regard to the relative profits notes and
bills. This, we think, is the proper policy, parcu-
larly for State institution We do not think
where the community at large have equal claim up
on the accommodations of n Bank, that its directors
because bills pay better than notes, should employ
all its means in buying the former and thus dis
criminate against large class of the people, whose
only means Of accommodation is in notes.
Mr.. Wilcox, the Cashier of the Branch here, has
held that position but for few months, but has, Sc
far we believe given entire satisfaction alike to the
directors and me customers Of the Bank. lie had
been IN IA, Tank as clerk for several years, and
brought with him to his new position an intimate
knowledge Of its affairs and business, which, with
his known ability as an accountant will doubtless
enable him to discharge the duties of his onics
credi'ably to himself and probably 70 the Bank,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18
TFor the Chronicle

Mr. EDiToH-Duriug this pleasant weather drive
out and sec the Antioch Sunday school. The peo-
pie about there have determined to have good
school, and have united their efforts to make il sue
ceed This unity Of feeling and of action makes a
very favorable impression upon visitors As usual
they have made N. II. Allen, Esq, their president.
Past experience has taught them that he is the man
for the work, and the man that does his work No
department, however humble is overlooked or misses
his personal attention. He moves among the busy
thrcng Patriarch, encouraging, correcting assist
ing, reproving; and above ALL uiffusing all around
him the interest and the warmth of his own heart.
Drive out | say, and see for yourself-and be
to stay for dinner for verify thou shalt be well
fed. VISITOR.
May 18th, 1860
We will try and comply with "Visitors" invita-
ton some time before long
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

sSg- Our neshbor is in truly lameutable fix
shout the condition OF his great national party ana
their split-up ut Charleston lie is man, we a'l
know, who loves 10 talk about such things lie
likes 10 give his opinion, In word he sgencral.
ly disposed to too", on such "A subject but in this
case, like poor man at fro'ic, he has to take q
back seat, npd hold his hat in his hand! Between
Douglass Sand the field, he don't know what to do
lie is bound to holler for the strongest man, and
mistake might ruin him Such is the delightful
harmony Of his Party that h. can't holler Tor any
one man, without violent pAensc to SEINE ether anj
50 he's afraid to heller, AT all
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

EsSy- The Jct'srSoaio" says that it now appears
that the adjournment Of the Charleston Convention
to Baltimore was more a movement of policy than
Of compulsiou, aud tia, democrats have found that
they were more scared than hurt
Well We certainly cauuot dud it in our heart to
begruige our noishbor any little cgumb of comfort
he can ind in talking to himsslf IA tl; way. A
to the policy In tho move, all that must have been
on the Douglas side, for our ncgAhor says, in Ia,
same article, tina, Il WAS the opinion Of many at
Charleston that, if Mr.. Guthries friends could hap,
k,ot Ae coRpcahoa together another dei he would
have been nominated.
AZ to the scared and hurt part OF it, that reminds
Us Of poor fellow in battle, with both legs aud
the best put OF his head shot away, who on being
ask ed nov he ielL replied that wasas kaTi much
Gu, was d--!isa tally sgarei,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18
FOR SALE!
A No. Tobacco and wheat Farm

"A No II OUHNNU sI1hH w 1hCsIt stHIIl
OF HSO ACRES IA miles from ClarksEie, near
the Dover Road, well timbered and watered, and
under high state Of cultivation. Sixty or seventy
acres OPEN balance in timber. improvements all
good and new, to wit; Residence, Servants, houses,
three large Tobacco Barnes, Stables, Cribs etc. etc.
Good fruit consisting of Apples Peaches, and Pears.
The tract is known rs the Minor Land, and now
owned by r. j. Duncan. II joins the lands Of
David Griffey S. Sidnor, Young Barbee, and other
gentlemen, known the best Tobacco RaiseTs in the
country; Price, $2l per acre. One half Cash, bal
ancc in ] and years; or $25, one third Cash,
balance in / aud years. The improvements have
cost more than we ask for the whole property.
7. d. LEONARD, r. Il. Agent
Chronicle and Hopkinsyile Mercury copy until
forbid, and charge II. J. DUNCAN.
March l6, lSG0-N
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18
The John Bayless Land.

CONTAINING 373 ACR RES FOR SALE
The tract is IL miles from from GAINESVILLE, and
two from Woodlawn and eom the Dover road.
It is first rate Tobacco and Wheat Land, well wa
tered and Timbered, and as healthy location as
any in the State; has l20 acres in cultivation; i'm
provements good, aud plenty of them; fruit in
abundance. The place is now occupied by Mr.
Bdrtee, and joins the lands of Messrs. Phpot, Nor
feet, Foster and others. Mr.. Vim. Oneal or myself
viii show the lands at any time, Price SIS pei
acre; one-third cash, balance in l, 2 and year;
without interest or will make a heavy discount fol
cash. or will trade it all, or part for negroes.
T. d. LEONARD, r. L. Agent.
May IS, '60-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

ESiy" Wendell has been making still further dc
veopcmcn,s in regard to the corruption ofthc dem
ocratic party, and the present administration. Our
readers know about the thousands Of dollars taken
to support their Vile organs. Wendell has since
testified that between 9Oond $40, 900 Were eypend-
ed in the House of Representatives to carry the En-
glish bill through that body; as much as 81 800
being offered for one vote Aud they expected, he
says to get this money back through the govern
ment jobs.