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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

rTNHE AusastA Atanta Nashville Telegraph Ilne
working thrcuEh Augusta. Ga, where u cennects
Win ether Lines ruunng NeFth Vast and south 5he line
res in Fssd repair throash from Nashville AaEusiA
expect keep - IN ftaKe We shall dsaFor 10
pat s 0s THIS Lac hFoHsh IN ike hsrtsst ne
possible AMI exptct be able 70 give gearra satisfaction.
=. rnayfg II a. CLIfFE ennr
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TsHE partnership hsrssfrs creating hsssssn o. nnarr
sKnsa sasihlk aaF tz.clsea - nsfnslesnssnk q.
L bed r., sl ce1nns tie 81 1akne a re 90 aiand
WILL Z. HfsFD. IA
tsa E0HE GiNkk4
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p@We republished yesterday, from the
Cincinnati Times, calculation showing that
Douglas would probably be the nominee of
the Cincinnati Convention. On the morn
ing following the date of that calculation,
the Times gave another made by Buchanan
men, indicating that the distinguished Penn
syivanian was bound to win. 1t appears
that his enemies we're doing all they could
to prejudice Southern delegates against
him, having put in circulation printed
slip Showing him up" as an old federalist,
an opponent of slavery, &c.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

B~The Union and american has discov-
cred that Mr. Fillmore is an Abolition
ist.' We shall not be surprised il, after
awhile, it discovers that he is an enemy to
.constitutionalliberty. The one charge has
about as much foundation as the other.
The people know what Mr.. Fillmore is-his
administration has satisfied them that he
will do to "tie to-" and all the charges and
proofs of AboIitionism that our neighbor
can pile up between this and doom's day,
would not affect him in their good opinion.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

THIS hrorits Wstsring Piscs situated Ia cknaa 20 n
", TrRaeses, ~ niles West % CeszmtsA, All ke uen
Zoe visitors ths f1rsf Day Qf~aae.
Tbs PEupnstnr haitsrs hmsz that Re all be abs q a.
ford ever c1fe and caaFsnesce necrsay TIE snjsy
meat and safssion Of hs Faeefs Hi spaccns Ran k0am
viii h slrnlshea wh TIE yssy besf Mu he has also
good BibaFa Table and Ten-tln Ary ne cnatfy aroand
aaeras eEceuat spart In hantnF md HzhinR TIE baE
VII Be sapp1ed viii he heti II v nes and Gie4sA
cemhfabis couyeyance Wil Fgp gFeFg ether dag tole
Casmha lcavnE n Ne @ernns, reach ne spFags
Ia sAz evening. stage Fare. 81
cAsrgs NJ b pa nansA. sae %
Hss4, fU
prices.
- Eherzl deaa<ilen MADE hF FemiEas Wksrs ne
nanbsF sxesefs Eve. DOCTOR A. n. KELLkR,
~. q AAa. RlansLslnr.
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EW-srakOsoh, his wife. and PArOdI are
giving ooaeeris IN olpclnnaii.
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NOTICE.

THE Members Of the Davidson County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association requested meet at Fire
mems Hail. lower end Of the Market House, Saturday,
June 1h, 1885, at 10 o'clock All who feel interest
in making arrangements fer Fair this fall viii please
tend. Ije4-tf1 J. SHELBY, Pres't.
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3traved or Stolen,

SGA q Y O~L III sSUO~AOAA1
IRON DR.. SHELBY'5 PASTURE, between the 18th and
II 8Oth Of May, large BAY HORSE, about eight years
old, both hind feet little white
AIso-Wih the HORSE, small BAY MARE, about ten or
eleven Old with white about her, and little dap
Pied
Liberal Re,rdrd viii he paid for their return to the
General stage Office, City Omnibus Stables, Nashville,
Tenn. G. H. SLAUGHTER co,
je3-1w Of City Omnibus Lines.
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II. COCHRAN'S
BCLsTPSE MILL.

PATENTED AUGUST 7th, SIS.
THE Subscribers Manufacture this mill Of suitable sizes for
Il Merchant and Country Mill, well for Plantation
use they also supeby adapted for attaching to Saw
Mills For full description prices capacity, &C., address
z. Cochran Co., a West Front ST., Cincinnati, Ohio
~ We also manufacture French Burr Mill-Sones Of all
Sizes both old and quarry aud deal IN Smut Machines
Boiling Cloths and Grist Mil Furnishing generally.
je4-6mp r. COCHRAN 4 Co, Cincinnati, q.
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A Challenge Accepted

IN their advertisement in the Daily PGtiot setting forth
l. the advantages ofthe
"EXCELsIOR CORN AND COB MILL"
J. G. BALDWIN Co., say
Gas an evidence OF sincerity hereby that
we give silver cup TO any Corn Crusher that be
produced Of 1.-THE sEe and length OF lever that
grind hnsr and faster than the Excelsior at the some
time and place TO be agreed upon."
Now propose to take up the glove thus thrown doWl,
and enter the
"ImPROVED LITTLE GIANTo
for the contest further propose that the test shall take
place on neat "WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH INST, At the
Exhibition Agricultural Implements and trial u Reaper
and Mowers. Jl-8ts] OLIVER ANDEkSON.
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HAVING qualified Administrator Of Sarah Vaughn an
II Indebted the deceased by note account or
otherwise, are requested to forward settle the
Those holding claims against her win present them
for payment. lje4-W3t HIRAM VAUGHN.
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R. C. McNAIRY & CO.

NO. IS COLLEGE STREET,
II AVE just received the following articles:
II White Marseilles, aud Brhantss, for Basquet;
Jaeonet and Swiss Bands and FounciHQ,
Eu,b'd Swiss Muslins great variety
sIusins Collars and seeyss-t'eParAte and In se'sO
Linen and Cambria do
Mourning DO
White, Bue and Scarlet Bor'd Dimiiy ouis AEtcs;
ladies and Misses Isle Thread Hose;
~ dozen small Red Bonestek Fans
10 White
12 Z" Sandal Wood 4"
12 Assorted "
Also large q heavy coored and vhts Cotton
for SerRs' Pants PsiI and Striped Onsburgs and Domes-
tics in great variety and usnnburss and Brown Do
mescs Bleach DOmsstcs all Eh and prices dressed and
uBdresse Cotton and Linen shestDss Towels, Napkns,
Table Cloths, Damask, &e Ag, all At the lowest possible
prices.
Dress Goods.
An deser pons Of Printed BaFeges Tissues, Grenadines
and ali descriptions Of coered SILKS Al greatly reduced
prices mys0 X. @. McNAIRY Co.
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Now BOOKS.
ASbse Mott and other Knots.
Reality; or the Mnionare's Daughter.
MaIsira, Portugal, and the AndaIusiAs Of Spain.
Second Journsy round the World
Aspen Ooart: A Story Of time.
courthp And MArriags-Lse HsDtz.
Rogers Table TAt.
Italian sights through American sPectAeies.
Letters a Lady Montague.
scammyi and the circassIAn War.
Married-Not Mated.
Caurtsaes Of Wed led Life.
Irish Revolutionary History.
Eutaw: A Tals Of the Revelation.
Hunhoidts Island q CabA-
Received this day, and for sale BY
may19 CHARLES W. SMITH.
Davidson County Bonds for Sale.
TIVE undersigned authorised 10 sen large anou Of
Davidson C0ahty BoBds upon such tsrBis make EN-
a most desirable investmsnt These bobds hays about
ssveateen yea matass aud bear Interest A. he rate
~ SIS psr ent D aaauua pAYable senianauaIy. Those
wishing 10 Pasckase obtain al eezsry niOrnarea By
'RE'ysT-is : ". wHKLEss. Cashier.
sUNDREEs.
CHKEF Copper sAsst from Ts spslssrs Lead. To Pate
- Wire. csppeF Haas. Lsathsr s Lad Pipe. lfea Fps
cEss n.rs srsv Seas ware Pos nassss sS 40 @ny
Iss Ne ceasss 81
= CASKS lass reserved aRd or sale By
~ u p. btSAsl.
TISNER'S RIvETs-
500 600 JAS '''''''a and ''' 81; 3 = S.cxsv.
PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS.
LvRoN \ 70 seh hois jass received As4 81 saIs ~
r. D D. DlcKkY.
MACH NJ CARDS.
A ESw suPp'y, "a Feesivea ~
rmREsHINc MACHINES.
Or hand and isf sac b
PEELED PEACHES.
INROa Rasl fsansssss. Or sale ~
+ Is y D. DicKKr. No. seals Il
~ IC T..
HAVE opesss ny icz HOUSE - fAs "a stand n y.
NoFiA end q - MsFaet Hoans, Fhele al 1eRl-4 ~
saainnesA a 0ns leaf ~ goaad. GEA AAAfaNs
msflt--u
WANTED. a sEmEANT GzfkLs
Ossss'a''-sa = a'"'ss''s' s'e'' /" ~ 81
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
THOMAS A. R. NELSON, of Washington.

FOR TnE DISTRICTS.
LIST. Dist-N. G. TAYLOR, of Carter.
e I'd. MOSES WHITE, of KNOX
Sd. REESE B. BRABSON, of Hamilton.
4th. w. +. HICKERSON, of Coffee.
9th. ROBERT HATTON, of Wilson.
9th. w. Il. WISENER, OF Bedford.
7tb. :" G. @. GROVE, of Giles
9Th. J. N. QUARLES of Montgomery.
9Th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, OF Carroll.
10th. 4" JOSEPH r. MoSBY, of Fayette.
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PERFUMERY avn ToILET ARTICLRs.

lust Received fresh supply Of LahinS Extraets Co
lognss Ponsades, Hair Is Tooth Povders Toilet soaps,
&c, &c. J. II. McGILL.
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GROCERIES.

~ n WILLIAMSON, az the Corner q Front street and
VI. the Pubic square, keeps and fu suppy Of Fam
ny Groceries, which he VIII be peAsed to dispose 81 CaEB
Toa cAsH mySo
BACON Lard Meal Flour, Butter and Ergs for sale e.
ID @. ID. Wfi.EIAMs0N5.
(,ANDIEs Almonds, Rasn, Preserves. Pickles. Pepper
a. D. YILLIAMsOss
ID g. D. WILLIAMsoNS
pUcKETS, Brooms Steers and Tin Ware, for sale Al
ID uysO @. d. WlLLIASl3oNZ
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.HIRTS ann COLLARN.

OuR stock Of Furnishing Goods eompiee, and
" suit all uho want good Articles In line We have
last received another invoice Of shirts AMI Collars Of The Ia
style; Gloves Handkerchief CTavats and fes Rooes
de ChambTe, &e., &C. For sale By J. n. AeGILL
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TELEGRAPH.

A Handsome ASSORTMENT of Pans, received and for
n sale ioE, b. J. Ac6tLls
Ladies' ami Genslsmrn's Furnishing store.
naval cor. Suuar- AMI College IL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

HAIR, TOOTH. NAIL AND CLOTHES BRUSHES
FIRST RATE assortment Of Brushes, reeuvsd and for
"a sale By J. IA. McGILL.
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WANTED. a sEmEANT Girl,
0RH aeralisnsa 3 nsuns.sask. arPlr - saA o@st
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STEAMBOAT BOOKS
Compete sets Of Steamboat Books, printed aher best
forms, for sale By Iny21l JOHN YORK q co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

-,,,n,,,r c,v,o- ~, c;,ond, a., holes coIton Rrod
Wi1.n SoaS5T Smlv &coMSs5 4 Johnson &co-Ss
IL! it, 81 parkns scnoiS Henderson Ppne-2j
looSo Tit SroG7 Theoad Griains &coNl94 Cooper
&co-176 NJ Lowe scol5 Cummings Stewart &corlGl do
l37 Bvrnc Vance Sco-9l Hewitt Norton &coSd do Dogan
Donovan &co-S2 Watt Noble Moblay74 Moore vancnn;
az Felowes &co-5 Mct;regor Aoway &co47 j Mcmahon
Il Wright Davenport &cos Richard Nugent &co142 do Il
81 Cougers &co-2s Yeaman kco-27 Payne Harrison,
10 Carroll Prichard &co9 Niles, Owen &colS Mcdowell,
Mills hco-lS Ward, Saunders liun-l0 Hugely Blair &co-
10 Buchannon Carroll &co TO ordef-o May Vanho9S &co-
Mandevile MclhennS@o hhdsto9aeeo T. hose~aa AZ
do Ycntman &eo-l SKIS corn hooh nus Nc9tU 20 uo
Bradley, Wilson &co-2o 40 Yeamah &e9wd4a 40 S9erS
vco-17l do 80 do rye 656 DO wheat ~ p1s aru anu nee
lit, Norton kco-l0os bags wheat Whitehead Cham9ersE2ii
pkgs woodward johnson &eo-l pers helnMs Ir1ssey y
Bcn-25 hhs eggs schneider &eoIia pairs neiloMS t
&co-9 do McCutchon INCONSISTENCIES 10 oruer-to'l
4276 bales cotton ~ hhas 'op'eeo'
ctao,or ha1es cotton Ruckner
c. ? Nn"o,Ia7 ruddw Trown tco6I pavnc ar
siao q pasle Rrrk E RicksN12 i}orart Fo.
T AveryM0 Ward Saunders IIunt-40 Vaudeville Nc
ilRcnny-40 John &co36 George Conolys5 Tarleon,
Whiting Tus-33 Pinckard &co-32 r W Estlin eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

CITY; B Kerr,Ark;T !! Tunes Nempls Mrs Perry
aud sevt Miss; Mitchell, Sprugield; II Fcnrv Lou:
Vile !; Io%e Ohio James LEG, Alabama; S il cdcrs,
OIs, Geo Montgomery, John Taylor, Mobiles Il Coir
rresF, II James kengn Selma; Jas Griffin, Macon
sW Vaughan BARRIER Vaughan, Selma n Hail. u Il Foltz
is fS 7 o Eofn / EG pqnt Gonpss "a Cooper
Nation Gardner, Mass; II Heard la; G Morris Ms. !
Melton BEon III npsho5Gufl' Ns5; 6 Miller cdn
John Vernon Miss Rowiy AM, srt, Wootyc john
Arnold Vernon Vermont John II McMcla1i Ami,c City Misses
ST LOUIS. s. Lily, d Owen Ala; /. IIulspctl ]
o'Scil II II IIcphew " Ovens Imtson II j Inrdspeth
county: Wells, ARE; lihrison fazoo City, NJ NcFon
Ark, famest ana SON MISS; II Maiecs, Memphis; -
Cole, AIk caldwell jackson, La Finsan; La John
Gcfdy IL; + i Harrison Homer WIN Barrett, X; Plat
Gulf iltefer NJ Hoffman, j Cllman Port Gibson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03

nel Ward Saunders d IIuntz3 Buchannon Carroll &co
6 FreIsen Stevenson dscoG2 D Dwight &co62 braDdef,
Mckenna & Iiubbard50A Tuy tcot5 Wilson. Pomr1y Il
g Walker Hrtebinsoa45 -Camack sqgte; Wes17f %
Rdge Roberts Terrl-28 Powell L IopkinsIg GorE:sson
Bro8I9A ChaGgnierl8 do CIegeland Brothers &colS Hem
Brnadwel &co5 J r TIardic &col5 Nelson &co--l4 do
Bradford-l BeIiocq Gco-7 Oakley t IIawkins-s Camp
bell srong-G " Bnrbridge &coS Doean Donovan eco
Green i Crunp4 J McMalon-2 Wilson, 1dpscomb Eco-2
Mclemo.e. Rayburn &co-J Burnside col J. snapp &co-1
Robson Alen0 Miles, Adams dco-7 bales peres y hides
Ward, Saunders Il HHnta bale peIes bag beeswax do Con-
1kco-Total 22l4 bales cotton gs55
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROA D2 hllds Jackson &co-35 do Is bbs
assss DegeIos Dnriye &co-lgS do Beloca &co6 hhds
sugar Toleano Taylorota 10 ds sugar Iii b rnolasses
tat Agiers sugar mart Bosar,, Foley & Avery.
..% FLATBOATs. ~.
WHEELING-Joyn's Beat-53 carts 2 wagons L buggy !
suky owner on board.
COAsT-D9ouet's Boat--1GD bt7s nolasses to ordef-N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03

Rnmps at atSl2 % transactions in Bacon were con.
fined to small lots at a9c for Rbed Sides and 9c r. ID for
Clear Dry Sailed Meats 1casks Shoulders were sold at
G7 and 70 casks Hams and Shoulders tx for the former
and &c p ID for the latter Nothing Of any moment was doing
in Lard
HAY...A aboat load Of Western disposed Of on py
vate tcrms-tnderstood to be S32 u ton.
CANDLES. Small Gales Of Star at 2j(g25}ac p b.
COFFEE.. Fair demand, with sales of POO bags Rio in
Guiding 200 at Ia 200 at 11a 400 at 1l 600 1z and 90
at I2c z -5.F
WHISKY. Supply light and Extra brands Of Recfed
failing ut 36a371zc q gallon.
FREIGHTs The market firm at IA for Cotton to
Liverpool which few hundred bales were shipped in
British vessel. ,.'
EXCHANGES The demand moderate at our quota
tons
Sterling .107 and 1881.
Francs 5f.2351p53l p dollar
NtW SSty-ay bulE lSseJZtd q CT dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, February S, 1856.
Our cotton market opened with active demand and full
prices Since Monday however quicker feeling has prevailed
and although holders offer their cotton freely they unw
accept lower except in the qualities ranging
below Mddng, which becoming nbundant and here
obtains advantage Of Lilo Is h. In better
range of prices, if anything, somewhat lighter.
razs well Sura saleable but unchanged in
value.
Spectators have taken 1860 American 50 Egyptian and
70 SuEat Exporters $50 American 60 Egyptial and 2i60
Surat.
The sales Of to-day arc 5000 bales.
QUOTATIONS.
Orleans Ordinary Middlinr AZ, 5S and sgd New
Orleans Fair Good Fair 6}s o65d New Orleans Good 10
Fine to Sd Mobile Ordinary TO Mdding, AZ 5 and l6;
Mobile Fair Good Fair 6a to ca Mobile Good to Good Fair
G2Rd.
Imports for the week Of all kinds. Isl bales
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IMPORTS.

LIvERPOOI-Ship Ashland-90l SKIS salt ] P Whitney &co
100000 states IS slabs Davidson4e2 bars nilroud iron
to order.
honey 00OOo segars, pipes and lot fruit order
MOBILE-Steaer Florida-+ bales cotton to Orders Far
ley, Juey 6co7 Mekeroy Rratnrd-l4 Tarlton Whiting
sidries to + j liyde-Rugey, Blair yco-R Geddes-order
Total go bales cotton
GALVESTON AND INDIANOIA-steamshp Louisiana
43 bales Carter .sco43 do Cooper &co-2l Eel
loves kco-2S Hugely Blair &co5 Heald Massie &eo-$S0
in specie Green Harding ecoSOOo Union l}anksl25O Nc
bowel. Mills dco-sundries to ForschemerE LoquetJ Il
Levy-kerr & Poincy-Harris Morgan-J 7 boswell.
SABINE PASS-Schr Civiiity-S bales cotton Mcmahon;
80 do bx tobacco FGEey J@Tsy S si fTs EEL
y kcol ck mse Powell Hopkns-Total l6 bales cotton
PENSACOLA-Scfr Diamond-l22 bales cotton 300 hides
Ward Iluut45 600 # lumber Merritt Mcconnell
PENSACOLA-Schr Hornct-90O00 feet lumber Merritt {
Mcconnell
PENSACOIA-Schr Gen VIM II 1faron-50 GOO feet lumber
Pooley, Nicol Geo.
COVINGToN-schr sta4O 600 feet lumber order.
RONFOUCA-schr Sylphide-5oo bbls sand TO orde.
BLIND RIyER-Schr Sarah June-2O cords wood to order
PEARL RIFER-Sclr nephne-2s 900 feet lumber, order.
ANTE RIyER-Sclr Duck-l5,0oo slaves cords wood 10
order.
BAYOU LACoMBE-schr slamroek-so cords wood, order.
to order.
COyINGTON-Schr Bloom-l0 hbls tar jones' Mackinder &
co-500 bbs sand and sundres to order. :
ANTE RIyER-Schr Mayflower-35 cords wood to order
PERI. RIVER-Schr Elizabeth Ann-22,0O0 feet lumber "
W Carre AGO,
MANDEyILE-schr cords wood to order.
COAST-Sloop Tomcre-5 hhds sugar 81 bb molasses to
order
BAY ST LOUIS-Sclr Amandus-30 cords wood to order.
SPRlNGFIELD-Schr Rosalie-4O cords wood to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Fruiere-5O0 bbls sand to order. 49,
BONFOUCA-Sc,r Acyou-5oo bbls sand to order.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
JeW Orleats M(ontv Ntarhet.

IL,
,-... Saturday Evening, March l. 5
The general business of tlc week closes very satisfactorily
In every department OF local trade there has been steady i'm
ovemcn Our Wholesale dealers in dry goods have sold
goods the present week than for ANY week in twenty months
past other dealers have generally done we'll particularly
Rr"ccr The present month Will be one Of unusual activity
10 the increase which will mark the Of business in dry
goods groceries, hardware, clothing and collateral branches
there viii be very large demand for the various products Of the
West with our great staples sugar and aoasses for Alabama
Georgia and Florida Whether antcpaons realized
not the commencement of spring. though rather Indictment
to-day is OF the most @terng Kind and that nine points Of
the question
The sales of the week in staple products will exceed three mil
lions and three quarters of dollars. The transactions in Ex
change about two millions and ahaf Of doars The sales of
six hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The discounts by
the banks two million and two hundred thousand dollars the
sales in stocks to one hundred and twenty thousand dollars
Then there have been two hundred thousand dollars subscribed
and paid up in the new stock Of the Union Bank.
The sales with some Of wholesale dealers in dry goods
at the rate of fifty Thousand dollars week others from thirty
five thousand TO forty thousand There port one
drcd thirty thousand tons Of shipping and very little
!, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,.o.ss o~a MT loadn m on,r;, IN
49,, ~ ~, -. -. ia, -, ~. go
gravey asked to entertain the belief that city has
reached its eliminating oin and is now to retroyac We
have made M llrson mr. cn11od IN mr. MD tc bdrp f Ana
seautoo ,hic, arc onoaocd in tha trado of our it, and
which viii he Coon e 1.ndn fer t~so c,rter' r.
VIII al .,rorl H. .nt
The commercial vear oncneJ very wc,-tb cxnnr oc nro.
,a Co. ~ s. - 49, e., r.T,. =. ~
and noce,,ber ,ched hi,, ,,1;ony Wv hnaa J ,,i,
scvc, +b,ussnd do,,ors Tho ovt;r,atad ,r f anoa T..
o,,,, g., ,. ,, Gov a., r,.,. .o. +. 49,, ,s,
d yi,,r i,i;n ~ i,lr r1 i,n.,; d. ,f. 800
f,ro;,,, no,n,os I'LL ,nuox;..o e,,,r,aa, ;Is oe a,
to Which , e added NE ano,,r of fo,n
Atlantic norts coastvvise which can hc conn,ed Nv ilIi NJ
do,srv ami viii, al, c.e s,,n ,ro haze o,, ,r.,
&c CIR 4, j, mn .< oo,,, az, ;o ,..,.. u. ..,a. :.
,,,cnnt IN arrive at ,h rill;ony m ,;l,i ~ d hi
u 80, -, u, 49,. e. -, - " TO-, i'
WI, a. '',e '' s'' u '' ''@''' '''s'
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Shipping gntelligtutt.
MONDAY, March 3, 1856,

MONDAY, March 3, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Perseverance, Talbot for Galveston and ndanoa
Harris l. Morgan
Steamer Flseier Harris for Montgomery, EIIyde
Ship Jas Hovey, Robinson, for Hayre j P Whitney eco
Ship Horizon Reed, for Liverpool, j 2 Whitney ico
Ship Ann Washburu Minott, for Hamburg,
Boudousuufe Phillips
Ship Middlcsex, Cook, for Boston, G " Hynson tco
Ship Morse Owen, for Liverpool, ca Meeker eco
Ship Edwin Flye, Hagar for Iavre, II Aslbridge eco
scr Jane Elizabeth, pidcld for Sabine Pass and Arkansas,
Master
Schr Effort, Dunnng, for Charleston SL& I, Levy
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WILL REOPEN MONDAY. March 3. 1850

HORACE NJ. SMITHS AMERICAN CIR-
IL GUS-H- NJ. Smith, Proprietor and Manager. Monsieur
Clement, Musical Director. sz3s5l
IMMENSE sgGGEss-Ghalgs Of Programme constantly
VIII perform EVERY EVENING, the of Magazine
and Josephine streets.
Grand preparations Of Equestrian Performances The
Pavilion capable OF containing 900 PERSONS when the
entire Troupe Of Riders yaslters yosalst Tnrblsrs Clowns
Comedians, Aerolats, and Dancers will
This of the best Troupes New Orleans,
prng H. NJ Smith, the grand scenic and principal act Rider
Armstrong celebrated twolorse Rider; George
the wonderful Globs Dancer ard Rider celebrated G. Ba
the great Gymnas;c Performer and Rider Chas Lewis the
accomplished artist in Equibrc Exercises John Johnson
the Herculean Wonder; Mr. j. Carter the daring Horsenan
the Wonderful Acrobat Brothers. the nralsd H. Gardner th
finest Clown in the-w6rd, and many other artists
PRICES EDHIssoS-Dess Circle, 90 cents. Parqnette,
cents. -,se# MS
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS @
Grand Day Performance will he given for the especial
mediation of family parties when great attractions Will be
O'clock - fe20
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8ebitto Of tic 5t(arhtts.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 3.

MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 3.
COTTON The demand continued Saturday, and Though
factors firm in their preensons the sales reached 500
bales The prices paid generally show advance of c
over current previous 10 the of the
Americas arrival The business Of Friday proved to have
braced 1000 bales We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior h1S@624 Mldug Fair. lo3l@lo5s
Ordinary 1s0ISs Fair ...............llGl-
MddHng .ss4G91s Good Fair ............-6G-
Good Middling 9G@lo4 Good and Fine .....-@-
TOBACCO. We did not hear of a sale.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Pecsv "" since since nt i 23636i 4eiS
Yesterday ,.... 6,SUl 600
12s3,7o2 1868
saturday 1884 500
354,25s 1879
SUGAR AND NOLASSES.. Sugar market was dull with
sales of 400 hhds 77c for Fair to Fully Fair No
laseE some 1900 bbls were sold 333c for Good to Prime,
with one or two lots Of Choice at sage = gallon
FLOUR We noticed sales of about 400 bbs tennessee in
| three lots, at 81 q Dbl.
The supply of Corn was light and the sales were
confined TO some 1000 sacks of which $50 Mixed at 49, 4
Good at 4e5o and 100 from store at 54c q bushei
Wheat $50 Red sold at 81 3d. and u at 81 o. O.
Of Oats about 700 sacks ST. Louis were disposed OF al
| 466D4Sc p bushel.
PROVISIONS The principal sales of Pork we're 100 bbs
Mess in two lots SIG Is and SIG So and IL Of unnpecet
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CATTLE NJ ARK EFT.

/ JEFFERSON CITY, March 2.
The arrivals of stock have been unnporan for the last
days Prices advancing. We quote:
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WANTED.

MANTED-EY A GENTLEMAN OF MANY YEARS.
w cXrctGnce in the city situation in Grocery Liquor
Store either influence large city trade give the
four six weeks the OF couptco thousand
dollars. Active business is desired.
Address Grocer, this Office. m Aft