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No.-.o.s for sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with eignt Sann' sS IL e us ~;
s ssd negroes are fault but The reason that ne
hs 10 nome FOR them, and will not sell to person wfo
nj aoye them from the county. Good lots in hose1e1
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2Og Nashville 2. o. 80
SRRS1 Meal and stock Feed, just received per steamer
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KTRBEE viii henceforth make Nashville sls peIna
~ ". W n .assence and will tune Pianos, Orsanss
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cen as he viii spend & si' yst S6t Tssuar The
nonl wet and Tennessee, spd North AiaoanS
sns Ms,pp len at Benson Cos Music O1s
sS hey .sIi = he nrorntlv attended to pu a.tE&S,n
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LOuISlt1 III SuSHEs
A H0GsHEApS crop Louisiana sugar, cn9iee AI
cle 10 arrive by stearne n Runyan on Monday next
and Tor sale low for cash. MIZELL. HOOPER w.,
Nov 10-dH NOS aso "ArAes s'
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w.. = nnSING aND REPAIRING

,h q erect two or three frame houses in Brownsville
M bopt hree miles the city, near the SAlahn Fike
and pay Tor ttH sAiue ~ u L. & Il, W. BROWN,
AZ Cherry street.
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Coal,
Good Farnl for Sale.

UOOG FafNl IOE SHIT
VETE offer for sale place which Coleman mas Veo
Wv since 1855, and 40 the Rogers land, yIns On
Yellow Greek, Dickson county Tenn partly on the se
within mile Willamsve and three miles OF ths
willie and Northwestern Railroad; healthy, pleasant ana
ufu part Of Tennessee Said land contains about "o
ana ninety as-egbty acres cleared about fifty acres
good land to clear it sin good state Of cutvaoh
Portable dwelling houses houses etc ETC. Also Two Roou
orchards aud several falling springs Of excellent water
well tmhesd, certainly hs made one CT the most ces
rsble stock farms this sectien Of country We pos
barganin this land will sell cash, time with inter
For further information call james McNeIy, wn0
Tenoesses river BYRN & BROTHER.
Jtion and llnfrscaR copy, and charge 1ddoodf'
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ANNOUNCEMENT! |
stas . ~ .s
Ass aa ~
,sss..r @ sa8 go
TIE HOWE /
SEWING MACHINE.
At Greatly Reduced lrices.
S5Ol S5Ol! $5Or!l
CITY BANK BILLS TAKEN
ATT PAR.
Owing to the severe pres
sure of the times, we have
reduced the price of these
unrivalled Machines from
$50 to $50.
The Howl Family Sewing
Machines are especially
adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
Tarleton, Musqulto Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread. Cotton. or Silk.
They make the shuttle
or lock stitch, undoubt-
edly the best made by
Sewing Machines. The
HOWE SEWING MACHINES are
strong, simple, and dura-
bic, and are fully guaran-
teed in every particular.
More than four hundred
families in this vicinage
have endorsed their good
qualities during the past
year.
Orr's & McNaughts Spool
Cotton, the best in the
market for Machine use at
so cents per dozen, also a
gt d assortment of Flax
tn sea and Silk at prices
to III the times.
CONE BROS, Agents,
So College Street,
| ,ovos-d,wtf NASHVILLE TENN.
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sLLOW CORN.
C.-DeDter's work wanted.

YELLOW COhNs
RlGg PRIME YELLOW CORN, just received anu
ChSB ~ s,le on consignment at the Broadway Nils
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SOUTHERN Trunk MAEUFAeTO
Fassett & Crossman,

NO 81 MARKEPSTREET NASHVILLE, IEnA.i
anufacturers and Wholesale and Hetah
pKALKRs1s ALL KIEDsoF
Ladies' and Cents Travelling Trunks,
RONNET 80 XES,
VAEISES, CARPET BAGS &c., 6c.s
EsIRE call the attention Of all those IN want o. any
thing IN our Iine Wholesale retal TO examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere conent ns We
our and made Of the best materials and b
r,t class workmen admt the wisdom Of buying sork
made hoe preference to buying that made a. tne a' e@
pressy for jobbing.
We especisly invite the attention of the Ladestoorr
PATE ENT TRUNK FOR La ID Es =
has compartments for BOnnets Dresses Paraso Brushes
and A waterproof compartment for Sponges, OILS, &C.
All kinds TRUNKS made to order, covered or repaired,
fsive ms cali At At 81 Market doors
ssuth n the SQUARE FASSETT & CR0SSmAN
mayl9-d&tsE
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o. EDWARDS, =. B. HARRIS,
EDwARDS. HARRIS Il CO.,

(suCCEssoRs EDwARps, eILkKNsON q UU'I
TIJI continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commscn business the old stand corner COLLEGE and
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Tbs YasbbiIIs Gniprl anS 5meritan
Daiiy s.; Tr.-weekl7 q; weekly g.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
fl IN TEE DAILY. eest4
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Died /.


BExrErr.-On Sunday, March 81 at her residence No.
1874 Fast Thirteenth street. AnIA MArLDE wife OF Fran
CTS Bennett, aged rs years.
attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock
BEsSn In Brooklyn, saturday March 3d. suddenly,
The riends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence OF her brother,
Vim. Bennit 81 Orange street. Brooklyn, this Mon
day. afternoon, ut three o'clock
BorcER - On Sunday, March 81 PATRICK BotGKR, aged
IS years, aDative OF county wexford, ireland.
Parry b Society are respectfully invited 70 a,teni the
funeral from bis late residence, No Morris street. on
Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock
BRADBuBy.-On Sunday afternoon, March 81, SAMUEL
BRADBURY, in the t5th year OF his age
The friends ard relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral without further no.
tce ircm his late residence, Ill Blocker street. on
Tuesday morning, at mite O'Clock.
BRADY On 'aturday, March 80 Of scarlet fever, Am.
Brady daughter OF John and Jane Brady, aged year
and months.
The riends Of TIE family are requested 70 attend ths
residence OF her parents, No. ~ Ridge street
sAuleHAS On saturday, March 30, PATRICK GALA
CHAN native Of Rathmuilan, county Donegal ireiind,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral shs Monday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No 10 Lewis street.
California and Newark papers please copy.
CrARKx--fn Brooklyn March 81 ARTHUR LESLEY, q
Stephen T. and Charlotte A. Clarke aged three years and
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF his
father No 81 First place this (Monday) afternoon q,
CoSwAY.-In this city, Saturday, March 30, BRIpesr
CONWAY, tho beloved wife OF Michael Conway, OF Xii.
ruth, comfy Care Ireland In the a6h OF her age
Her friends and acquantances are requested attend
the funeral, this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock
from her late residence No. 465 Washington street Her
remains VIII be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for interen
Quebec (canada) and Limerick Qrelsnd) papers please
copy.
coRpxn.--0n Saturday, March 90, EDWARD THOMAS
only Of Anna and Edward Corbet aged years. and
IL months.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited v
attov fho fuunr t,fo oNa
o'clock, from the residence OF bis parsats No 1of Cot
tsge street, Mott Haven.
bKsy.-On Sunday morning, March 81, OF dvopsy
Miss CArHlnSx ncKKy, aged so years.
The friends OF the family, and those OF her broth
Mr. Thomas H. Dckey Respectfully invited 70 ate d
the funeral, this (Monday) sfternoon nj tvo oclo ~
from her late residence No 100 Spring street, with mi
further Invitation.
FssRxrI On Sunday, March "a, FaAycxs MApr CscurA
only daughter o. Charles n. and Mary Farrell aged
months and days.
rhs funeral win take place from shs residence Of her
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Police intelligence.

DARING ArnSrr 10 RoB THE UsrKD STATES MALL
About hafpast ten O'Clock Saturday night bold ct
tempt made rob the Unised States mail wagon
was leaving the Hudson River Railroad depot In Cham
bers street for the general Post Ohee The bags had
just been transferred from Of the Hudson River cars
70 the mail wagon, and the driver Mr. j. A. Stephens,
was about to proceed 10 the Post Office when man
jumped on the platform Of the mall car, and,
leaning over, placed his hand one OF the
mail bags on the wagon, 80 that when the
vehicle drove OF the bag would have been left IA his
hands Fortunately Mr.. stephens observed the fellow,
and applied the butt end Of his whip to his knuckloeso
sharply that he had 10 let his hold He then attempted
70 escape but arrested by officer Doran OF the Thir
ward confederate, who had been standing near by,
ready TO assist in securing the booty of and escaped
The prisoner, Francis Henry taken before Justcs
Kelly who held him to await examination before the
United States Com missioner.
Silver AND PLATED WARE OF AN OwNER-Yes
terday morning officer Dazet, OF the Third ward, OBJ
served man walking down Greenwich street and en-
deavoring something under his coat Tho Office
followed and arrested him 10 West Broadway, susp
con OF having been engaged In feonious transac
ton On reaching the station house he gave his
Thomas Moore and the property found him consisted
OF cold chisel pair OF nppers, silver plated sugar
bowl, silver goblet, marked s three silver tea
spoons and quantity OF silver aud silver plated sp
broken up. He was taken before Justice Kelly, who
committed him to await an examination.
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Draw fngs OF the Delaware State Lot.
teries WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
pELAwAW-ExrRA CLASS 2o3, March 30. 1861.
10, 50, 5, 6, 20, 2, 26, %, rs, SO, "a, 81, L.
DELAwARE-CLAss 20l March 90 1851.
81, 8, SO, so, So, IS, 81, 40, 26, rs, 70, Al, "a.
Circulars conainng schemes with full particulars sem
free Of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD EDDY co, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or to WOOD, EDDY CO., st Louis, Missouri.
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Apsu Session OF che Common Council.
The Board OF aldermen win hold the Ore. meeting OF
their April sessions this evening There u nothing Of
very special character expected 70 up before them
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PersonaI InteIIpceucc


Dr. Sutherland and Captain Wood, OF the United States
Army and g. Breant, Of Virginia. are stopping at the
New York Hotel.
DR. B. p Backus, or Cortland, N T.; Captain Durfee OF
New York d. Forbes and 4. Rice OF Washington; J.
G. Guy Ter, OF Albany r. b. Ellsworth OF Chicago and c.
Douglas and wife, Of England, are stopping a. the
Astor House.
Mr.. f. Moyneux, OF tie British Army Ives G. Bates
G. Amory Jr., and wife, aud s. H. Whitwe OF Boston;
". NJ Hunt Of Newport; Copley Amory Of Williamson;
H. ID. Rice OF Savannsh H. +. Bulge, OF England J. de
Jongh Of Paris and Braggeiu. OF Boston, STOP
ping at the Brevoort House.
Lieut. J. NJ Bradford OF the United States Army r..
Wilson, OF the United States Navy r. Baug Of Cafor-
MIA; Bacon, Boston; J. p Lindsey, olarleston =.
O. f. Hurd, Cincinnati; J.wangford, Mssyviite Tenn
3 Hnrt and II. @. Conrad Philadelphia and j. II. Tay.
Tor, Michigan are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. G. washodrn, Wisconsin; Hon Alfred Ely Ro-
chester Hon O. H Sheriff., ALBANY; Hon. john H. Rev
Mods, Albany Capt Cook, OF the steamer Africa NJ X.
Burgess ana family, Kentucky; W. Bradbury, vrgi
ginia J. A. Hovey, Boston; W. w. Maphey, john McKn
pey and W. Bennett, Michigan; 9. G. Hammond, Chi.
cago; r. CayS6c, Pennsy vana; r. A. Moore Troy; p.
Monteith, Albany and Carson OF Lake SUPERIOR are
stepping at the It. Nicholas Hotel
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The Drawings ofthe Sussex County an
Consolidated Lottery of delaware.
r. FRANCE q co


The Legislature Of the State Of Delaware having given 10
r. France Co. lottery contract for twenty years. the
undersigned Commissoners appointed by the Governor Of
said State TO superntsnd the drawings OF lottery
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn hs
day
4, 81, 81, Sc, IS, 20, As, 46, 66, 80, 26, 8, Is.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-CLAss H. March 30 1851
~, 6, 2, %, Is, 80, Is, 81, Is, So, IA, 8, 66.
Witness our hands at Wilmington, Del. this day ssurday
JOHN VI. WALKER, Commissioners.
ALFRED X. WOOTTEN,1
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 4 CO., wilmington, Delaware.
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Spring styles or Dress and Soft Hats mt
WHITES AVG Broadway, command the admiration of all
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HachadOOr TateOsyan, OF CONSTANT
nope has made his celebrated Oriental Fig Paste these
teen years. and 90 many q our best citizens use in their
fsmes and know II 70 be good for weak lungs and for
the sckly and the tnrm and strengthening for the little
HACHADooR TArEosYAN
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Brooklyn Charles H. Willinms0n's
Photographs Portrait Gallery Fulton street. opposite Gin
ton Established 1851.
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MOldavta Gre am Forces the Hair and
whiskers TO grow luxuriantly Sold at w. A. BATCHK-
LoRs new invented Wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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Trusses -Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnss No 2vesey street Asor House, opposite the church
DIR. .. .. Fttch's New Rupture Supporter
TIA Broadway
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Hill, InImitnble Cutter OF Hair and
vhskers No Barclay street. Hair Dye so black
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
rses-be best In the retail the
privately applied. No. Astor House
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-RcIiable and In
stantaneousBack Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
Sold and applied at w. A. BATCHEL0R'S 10 Bond street.
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HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.

RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA. SALTRHEUN, 40.
Hyats Life Basam 10 the certain and remedy
for the most painful and proraced forms Of those
aso old ulcers fever eryspeas tito 1t
mpurty Of the blood liver and kidneys general debility,
dyspepa ncipent consumption, piles, &c Principal deps&
2.6 Grand street. 70 cents per bottle
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Wheeler u Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines Mt reduced prices Office sos Broadway
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The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for nfty dollars, at $50 Broadway
Empire Sewing Machfnes.-The Cheap
e<t, because the best in market Office 33s Broadway
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Take N0tfce-Prices to Suit the Times -
On after Monday April the all Liquors brandy
excepted viii be reduced 70 six cents at Browne new
French Restaurant and Lunch Rooms 3 Brad The
eegan, dinners, toReher with Deckers oysters and
Humphreys beverages win always be found at BROWNS,
Is Broad Wall
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Tie republicans have made every exefton 70 socure
victory and have brought into the State the most pro-
mneEt stump orators from all parts Of the country,
amor whom were John Woodruff, Anson Buriingame,
O. H. Van wyck, John Covode, G. @. woodman, James B.
McKeou and s W. Kellogg The democrats have made
Vely few public but they have not been
adle ana they entertain strong hope Of being able
show that repubcanism In that State. well In othe
localities is ON the decline.