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london advices of the 18th inst. quote

London adyices OF the 18th inst. quote
United States 520s at IS.
Exchange on New York was 10 good de-
mand yesterday. The banks were buying
at par and selling at tote premium.
But little was done in uncurrent money.
Bank of Tennessee was quiet and dull at
25@27c buying and 32e selling Union
and Planters Bank notes were in good de-
mand. the former at 95c and the latter at
90e.
Southern bank notes were dull at the
advertised rates
neutrality-suspicious. checks were bought
at lOc discount.
Tennessee bonds were sold in New York
on the 26th inst as follows: $4,000 ex.
coupons at 65Ac and $4,000 new at 634e.
Virginia bonds sold at 62c, and ex. con-
pons at 44c. North Carolina bonds sold
at AGA 494c for new and soc for ex. cou-
pons.
The Controller of the Currency gives no
tice to the holders of the notes Of the First
Nations Bank of Newton, Massachusetts,
the Tennessee National Bank of Memphis,
and the First National Bank of Medina,
New York, that such notes will be paid in
lawful money Of the United States upon
presentation at the Treasury.
1t is reported that in view of the pros
pectiye einbarrassments of the Treasury,
from the falling off in the internal revenue,
and from other causes, no contraction of
the currency will be shown in the April
statement of the public debt. The New
York Post says this rumor is generally re-
garded with lively satisfaction. The dull
ness of business generally throughout the
country is supposed by some persons to
arise from the contraction of the currency
which has already teen made. 1t would
probably be more correct to attribute it to
the contraction of credits than to the con-
traction of the currency. And existing de-
engagements have been aggravated by the
fear, the uncertainty and the spasmodic
movements caused by the methods of con-
traction adopted.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the 26th inst. says: "Fhe
market generally is more active, and in
some classes of produce there is considera-
bic speculative movement The dry good
trade has improved, and prices of desirable
styles are more firmly sustained. The de-
mand Or money has increased. Call loans
are easily placed on stock collaterals at
per cent, and upon government securities
in large sums at per cent. There is
larger amount of commercial paper offer
ing, and the rates of discount have adj
vanced Strictly first class names are taken
7(7S per cent. per annum, and selections
from other good signatures at S(G9 per
cent"
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
March %, compare as follows with the pre-
yious week, and with the corresponding
week last year, to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York
office of the United States Treasury at these
dates, respectively;
Maj, "a. l356.Mar. %, 1867. Mar IL. 1867.
Nat. cap'I.- ST., so, 200 s!4,45I7e0 S't4odzz993
L Y
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CoNyENIENr AND SIMPLE" Brown
Bronchial Troches' are convenient and
simple form for administering. in combi-
nation, several medicinal substances held
In general esteem among physicians, in the
treatment OF bronchial affections and
coughs The Troches seldom fail 70 give
relief
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will positively Sell Cheap for Cash


the f5l0wing.goods
Mems sewed and pegged Calf Boots.
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf CATERS.
Mems Balmorals and Brogan. Shoes and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties
Ladies Glove Kid Caters
BalmOralS.
% and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Morocco lace Boots,
Cloth Caters and Balmerals.
Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth Caters and BamOrals.
IS Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.
ronool
Glove Kid BalmOrals.
Child Caters and Bamorals, sewed and pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoe Store, n North College
street. NJ. M0RGANsTERN.
mar26 SIN
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The following are the changes from th
previous weeks statement

The New Orleans Price Current of the
9th nit. gives the receipts Of cotton at all
the ports up to the latest dates received at
that place at ! 49,, 1852 bales, against $780,
500 ut the corresponding dates last year.
This shows decrease from last years re-
ceipts of S6,I4S bales. In the exports
from the United States to foreign countries,
as compared with the same dates last year,
there is decrease Of "a, sos bales to Great
Britain, of 1880 to France, and an in
crease ofl3,3l3 bales to other foreign ports.
This shows a net decrease in the exports TO
foreign countries of 81, 545 bales.
The British imports of cotton last year
are reported to have been very nearly Us
large as in the great year of 1850. Thus
the receipts of raw cotton in 1866 amounted
to 1877, 1895 lbs, as compared with
977, 97S, 2SS lbs. in 1865, S98, 3O4, 72O lbs. in
1864, Cos, 583, 264 lbs in 1863, 523,973, 900
lbs. in 1862, 1855 ,684,7S6 lbs. in 1861,
] 1890, 93S, 752 lbs. in 1850, l,225, $500
lbs. in 1859, l,O34,342, 176 lbs. in 1853, and
900, 6lS, 1876 lbs. in 1857.
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nashville AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
RoAn.-We are gladto learn that the trans
Ger of freight cars across the Tennessee at
Bridgeport commenced Yesterday, and was
entirely successful. In the course Of day
or two fifty cars per day will be passed over.
This will be great relief 70 our merchants,
aud stimulate trade, whilst It will be the
means of Attending unhounded supplies OF
provisions 20 the people of Georgia.
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IMPoRrANT Arrests. the 23d inst,
among the passengers who arrived on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad were +.
Merrill and lady and W. d. Little. They
took rooms at the City Hotel, registered
from Z. G." and remained in that com
Portable establishment until yesterday
evening, when they were called upon by the
detective police of this city, and invited TO
change their quarters and spend brief
season in those provided for public male
faetors.
This circumstance was brought about by
a telegram describing parties supposed to
be these. and stating that the parties afore-
said had been guilty of the grave crimes Of
murder and robbery in the State of Ken
lucky. Our detectives being notified there
Of, worked up the case at this end Of the
line with the above result. The parties
were placed in a good place for safe keeping
last night. They will probably be sent
home for treal to-day or tomorrow.
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THE car on the Church and Spruce
Street railroad was not running yesterday,
having been taken off 20 make some
necessary repairs, the trucks being little
TOO wide for the track Regular trips will
be made to-day.
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n. & D. RALRoAD, March 2s.-33 bales
cotton, 4 bags rags, / hhds tobacco, 26 sacks
dried fruit, sundries.
BY River.
Louisa from the Wabash-4994 sacks OF
orr,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK March y.-Ihe demand Tor caIIcO
goods are more animated, and prices are gener-
ally pretty steady and firm. Most of the opera
tors in New England have notified the mills that
they would cease work on tis LIST prOximO unless
the hours of labor are reduced, but the mill
owners have concluded TO stop for thirty days
rather than submit to such terms as these.
Standard sheetings command a1Sg2lc; shirtings
lie: AndrOsceggin beached muslins Zoe; Amos
keag linens g. &c Naumkeag. satins % prints
and deanes are steady ard in good request !;
wooden goods generally inactive, but makes
Grmer.
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A LIBERAL PRoPosITIoN.-By refer
ence to the advertisement Of Messrs eau
vim & Bertheol it will be seen that they
propose to donate ten per cent. Of their
profits from lst April to lst Octobe. to the
suffering poor
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ST. CECILIA ACADENy.-The groundsof
this fayorite Catholic institution Of learn
ing are in excellent condition, aud in the
delicious sunlight OF yesterday looked
enchanting. The school is largely at
tended and prosperous.
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Freneh Rrothers. No Broad

French Brothers, No. Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock of Iron. Nails.
Bolts. Nuts Washers Hinges, Vices, Anyels.
Gum Packing. Hoes, Trace Chains, Steelyards.
etc Our Tennessee Iron. Tennessee Piows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment Call and examine. We also have
six eight-whee Freight Cars, price $50 each.
and a platform track scale. g feet capacity 90
tons. price $40. feb6-6
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The following commercial dispatches
were received:
NEw YORK, March 29.-Gold opened
at l34f. Cotton market inactive, and
prices dropping. Upland middIings, 80 to
3O4c.
II:sO.-Gold lS4s. Cotton market dull
and prices nominal.
12:SO.-Gold l34l. Cotton market dull
and prices unchanged.
M.-Gold I34t. Cotton unchanged
in every respect.
LIVERPOOL, March 29.--Colton market
quiet but steady. Middling uplands, lS9d.
Sales, 1000 bales.
Noon-Cotton unchanged. stock On
hand, 644, 600 bales.
ToBAcco-Yery little coming in. No
change in prices. james Wheless & Co.
shipped 3 hhds to-day.
CoRx-Not much demand. We quote at
sO9s5c per bushel.
OATs-75G SOC per bushsl.
HAY-S2s9 80 per ton.
BAeox-In store, l4c ger H. ior sides
and hams. From wagons, lzsc hog round
LAED-l3 % 10 ger lb-; litils denznd.
FLouR-sl0 50 . SIS 50
GRocERTEs -Market steady. o coiise,
25(92sc per ID. LISTERS from RE sanesfo
report the stock thers liahs and psices zsi-
vancing. New Orleans sugar % 1s4e.
Moiasssy 60 to zoe.
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EPISCOPAL NIsITATIoN.-At the request
Of Bishop Quintard, the Ri Rev. Bishop
Green, Of Mississippi, will make visit to
Tennessee in the month of April He has
snnninied 20 be 81 Pulaski on the 10Th.
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ErNEnaI NoTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of our iats
esteemed fellow citizens. aEoRsE and MARGAREI
CEocKrrr are invited 10 attend their funeral Al
the First Presbyterian Church to-day Saturday
a s. O'Clock p. q.
Divine service b. the Rev. r. +. Bunting.
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To Marry or nOt AZ Marry Way
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi'
clog sal Errors, Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the fret age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. DR.. J. SEmLIS HoUGHT0N.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
ian l5-3m
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Tom LIGHTED WITH GAs.-Ths Metho-
dist church on Polk avenue will hereafter
be lighted with gas. The pipes were laid
down yesterday.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold was without change, having re-
manned throughout the day, yesterday, in
New York, at lS4l Dealers here were
paying 133 and holding at 1915.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows;
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THE Knoxville gas light company has
been reorganized, with @. M. Rranrer as
President, and John +. Helms as Secretary
and Treasury. The works will again be
put in operation as speedily as possible.
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RHiNr WNE-A very fine article OF
Rhine wine has recently been imported by
Mr. John Hess, No. S South Market, and
has becomc quite iayorite beverage with
his customers. Charlie Meyers, Lis atten.
tive and aflable assistant, dispenses il with
a charming grace, which assures the dealer
oi a generous welcome. ID would be well
il this wine could take the place Of the
oceans OF mean whisky imbibed in Nash
Vile
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An eligible front portion Of an office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office. or at No. 70 Church
street next door to the Masonic Hall. febl Il
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CHANCELLOR CAMPBELL has appointed
special term Of the Chancery Court at
Franklin, commencing on the 10Th day Of
April.
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TmE valuable corner property on Front
and Gay streets will be sold at auction, at
the courthouse, this morning al II o'clock.
Here Is a chance for a good investment.
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Do Not Forget that WILLARD. the eel e.
brated Foot Doctor at the City Hotel. perma-
nently erndieates Corns. Bunious. and Inverted
Nails, without pain OF blood. and thousands Of
testimonials, many of them from some of the
oldest and most reliable citizens of Nashville.
mar9g 2t
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TIE INGEasoLL CAsE.-There was no
decision rendered in this case yesterday by
Squire Mathews II will be given this
morning
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendic

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The0ny
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william H. Bachelor Ali others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New YOEk. ldeo@-ly
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Have YOUr House Bells Hung and
Repaired by a practical Bell-hanger, at T. p
WADE's, No. = Deaderick street. sign Big
Bell and Cross Keys" Safe and Bank Locks
made and repaired All work warranted.
MARI I'm. cod
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The citizens Of Warren county are to
hold a meeting at Meanwhile, on Mon
day, to organize an agricultural assoeia-
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SINGLETON, at the poAofhce, has Har-
,rrr's Weekly, Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper. Chimney Corner Ledger,
Waverly Magazine Clipper, Boston Pilot,
and the latest dailies from the leading
cities
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At The residence Of her father. near Franklin
Tenn, on Saturday morning. the sd inst Miss
MARr ANN. daughter Of Don Cameron, aged q
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To close business, We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines, Br1ndies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFtNI 4 RIvA.
janlO l. North Cherry street.
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THE THEATRE.-The "Serious Family .
went of well last night 10 a slim audience.
Tonight there will be an accession to the
list Of players in the persons Of Mr.. and
Mrs c. L. Howar@-their first appearance
in this ciiy-in the sensation and spectaciI-
lar military drama Of the French Spy
The entertainment will conclude with a
roaring sarce
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BAPTIsMAL SERyIeE.-Two young ladies
were received into Chri,t Church Yesterday
by baptism by immersion. There being
no baptistery in Christ Church, Elder Fall,
with true Christian generosity, offered the
baptistery Of his church for the occasion.
This fact suggests the question: Why
does not every church which administers
baptism by immersion, have a baptistery
connected with it? We are commanded to
DO everything decently and in ORDER
and il seers that 4 nice pool is much bet
ter place for immersion than in muddy
creek or river
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SIX men were sent to the peniteniiary
NV the Circuit Court Of Williamson county
at its late term.
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THF CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSURANCE
AFFATR In this case yesterday Squire
Matt ews issued an attachment for wit
ness, DIR. Common, requiring him to appear
and produce the books Of the company.
The witness appeared, but failed 10 bring
the books. He was given until to-day 20
make up his mind 10 obey the mandate Of
she court. aud the case WAS continued &c
cordingly
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Acury. OCoSSEIL * Co. have a
large auction to day. See advertisement
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LUTpUTU11DN aI-IiF y 7 =
Also the highest price paid f3r 81 kinds Of
Southeru Bank Notes. Printed Price iist fur
rished when desired.
WEARE SELLING q. 9. Revenue stamp At Gov
emmeut rates % DiscoaNt.
SsiliHg NNmg
f78tS 100 per cent dis. France Francs
fd3te 60 per cent de. Switzerland fV per
80 70 1904 per cent dis. Belgium dollar
~. T. Exchsngel Is pr. GERAAKE.
CirSinaati y" 10 pr. Bremen 81 u per Eol3
I,ousfvflls d" lilo pr. IhRisf,
Memphis " "A prem. Berlin, 81 o. per Pras-
Snali Drafts sian Ihaler.
F0aFIGS EXCHASGE Munich 6l1z
EaEiani 81 % per Frankfort per zoe
frslahd one pound Amsterdam Guilisr.
sesslabd Sterling Corporation checks =
per cent discount.
Depdzita received and collections made On al
Accessible points.
Oasos hcars. A. 70 5FA.
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WANTED,

< 0n0 POUNDS OF TOEOCC0 WE
O,OOV vii pay tie best market price Tor
tobacco. 10 good pTizins sFasr. II No. ~ South
assa. ss's'' = A1h'H" LESTER 4 co.
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BAPTIST CONvENTFoS-The Southern
Baptist Convention will meet in Memphis
on Thursday, May 9th. The First Bap-
tist church have appointed the following
gentlemen committee to act in cOnnec-
ton with a committee from the Central
Baptist church in securing homes for the
delegates: A. Hatchett, DIR. s. P. Jones,
r. G. Craig, /. d. Conway. J. D. Mickle,
Joe Bruce, DIR. J. II. Howell, DIR. J. r.
Watkins, DR.. J. l.. Yerser, J. II. Wag-
gener and w. c. c. Foster.
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A Gard TO InvaIids.-A clergyman, Will,

card 30 AnYaltds.-A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary. dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. L will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FRER OF ARaE. Address
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A SLARGE SABBATH School AND
CHURcB.-Mr. Spurgeon's church, in Lon
don, will seat six thousand persons COM
fortably 1t has three thousand eight
hundred members, and was built in 1850
His sabbath school is perhaps the largest
in the world. One of his bible classes for
young men has two hundred members. A
ladies' bible class has seven hundred in at
tendance and nine hundred on the rolls.
Six hundred young men 60 out every Sun
day 10 preach to the poor and destitute.
There is also a college connected with this
church, which has ninty-three students, all
Of whom 60 every Sunday to preach in
some Of the highways Of London Mr.
Surgeons great success is in an imminent
degree attributable to these wonderful
agencies
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 2-NoOn.-FlOur quiet
and prices steady. Wheat firm at 81 So tor No.
| shipping and 81 IS for winter. Corn in fair
demand, chiefly TO fill Southern orders. Sales
at &c for ear in bulk, and S7@g0c for shelled in
sack. Oats in good demand. at 55c for No. ! in
bulk. Rye quiet; choice. 81 47@l -. Barley
unchanged. Cotton dull and nothing doing,
with prices nominal at 27@2719c for middling.
Whisky dull at 50 q in bond.
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GREAT RxcTTEMENT!-It has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
cat only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. a North College street.
inch. 2G-3m. NJ. MORGANsTERN.
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REcoRpFB's Court, MARCH oh. ).
Moore and three Others were fined each
$50 and costs.
I'd. Clayton and John salem, for drunk
,enness. we're Gned-the one $40 and The
other s..
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For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
NHE SPLENDID PASSENGER 49,
Il steamer TALISMAN, WIN. LsltsSy.A
STRONG, Master. o. W. DAVIS, -
Clerk, will leave as above on SATURDAY,
the Goth inst, at 4 o'clock P. N.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
C0RBErT x BOYD.
al and u Front street.
or HARRISON & SONS.
marc9 Il Agents.
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YOu can Bay the best quality Of Cumber
land Coal of J. @. Roach, at IS so per load az
bushels,) delivered. No. "a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House.
fah2i-ff
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MARKRTs BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Money ana STOCK Market
NEw YORK, March e9.-The money market
this evening was stringent at &c On call. Ster-
ling quiet and firm at 1890 lU9lS Gold closed
at l34ls Government stocks firm; registered
81 lOSI4flI09 5-20s 81 l073sdl0154 l04OS regis
tarad Q-3La9l =. RI ln2N ln4
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D VIZ |T7| -
WING. TOREY co.
Corner Union and College Streets.

JAS. G.. OGpEy, Prest Chs. I. WiNe, Cashier
PEOP PILES BANK
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MARRIAGE LICENSES The following is
list Of marriage licenses issued by the
County Count Clerk Of Davidson county,
for the week ending March 2s, $50.
WHITE
David Giles and Maggie Gillespie.
W. A. Miller and Jennie f. Turner.
Charles Fisher and Mrs. Ellen Franklin.
Alexander Bolton and Sallie r. Dews.
COIoRFp
York Battle and Merinda Couch.
Washington Webb and Anna Gilmore,
George Bonner and Edry Farrar.
To TIE Public az GENERAL \ cur at
tention Is respectfully called TO the daily
arrival by expires, Of custom made Boot,
and SHOES. az the Nashville shoe Store
a North College street.
rpch. 26.2m. NJ. MoBGANsTTRN.
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BENEFIT OF THE PooR.-We lost a de-
lightfal entertainment, German friend Of
intelligence and good taste informs us, in
not being able to attend the performance
at the New Theatre Thursday night, given
by our German citizens for the benefit Of
the poor A large audience was present.
The drama was well played throughout,
the leading female character, Madelaine,
being personated by Mrs. Lerk, with a
spirit and ability which showed uncommon
histrionic talent, and called forth universal
applause. She was sbly sustained by Mrs.
Hahn, Miss Trauernicht, Mr.. Lerk, Mr..
Schuerman, and Others. We have not heard
the amount Of money yielded.