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I AND ROUTE NEW YORK TO PROVIDENCE. a. :
IL Tn snd sfter Dec H. ll6 trsin. The Pr,
vdcrce Harift~d Fishsm Railroad win leave Haru,rl
for Providence the the arrival ~ evore
VI Ne New York and Hew Haven, and Nes ff.,ea 49,
Hartford and spfrgaed Ralroais which NaW Yas
A NJ. ard r. NJ respcctvely asHB~ akes
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NEW YORK AND u sRLgs RAILROAD
~ Writer ranEemauts
rsCommsoctpg Monday. Nov q Is6G Tdrs. s.a. ,r,,u .
Albany. Sundays excepted $3.50 -
Fare u 90 from Nsw yors n Albany Ie~-s New YsrS
6sV NJ express train tor Albany eouneolnr ush a.
CertrA railroad end Northern trains
.olV a. w., mail tfan rturnR directly thrpur~ sfk.>s
range "a cars sof1nnecirs gt hihan Four grners wsh
we western rrhns Sr Ptse1 stsss Adams csher sss
W express running dreev through without cnans,
~ ears, and connecting vrih Central NJ 10
West Returning leave Albany
b15A NJ. mail train for New YORK. dsre~-
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Tickets TO be obtained ard baggage checked IA ccs n
ne western RAILROAD Albany, or a. white and Ceuws
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or DEsANDE-PoUR sorGSEH LES ErFaNTs tvs
" peaaonne rsrlant purem~.t W frabcAs, nutie a.
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MADAME WARRis-TVrs MYSTERIOUS LADY Is a
M wonder 70 all her predictions are true tel
- cveaAs az Life. Once West Nineteenth street raar
sls,b avenue Hours 10 A. N. iosrM Ladies &c ren.
usel &C. She causes SPEEDY mAffiaGes-chxge extra
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FALL MILLINERY. go.

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IMPORTANT TO LADIES-rrosE WISHING rHa
Il he-f work. perfect eas, fitting dr..a.~
NUS csH 90 MADAME bRACKNEY. sr Brosdwsy. thrl
- esres oui snd Pasted very cheap. Patterns pals e.
trimmed, Of every description. for sale.
TusT kECffyED-A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
fsAn hssa dresses fress codsgrs ornaments
or NE hr ladies may rely on the above goods benz ga
'NRs. J. n G0ssoH
sls boadwav between Yraaklin aud White sp,e.xs
ITO DEALERS IN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS -rUy an
verssr has superior aud quite original svIs ~
lowers he wishes 70 Introduce 10 tbs YORK rsis A
dress Mr. A. V. L., Herald once.
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SkRVANTs WITH GOOD REFERENCE TOR cry on
- country esn hs obaic-a a he scorh Intelligence "a =
y Aes near broadway, viz c0las, eh4fnbe rnaidA Rfr.
FOR geuers hauseu young Krs Sc aao farm servants
garteners c1Ahmen. porstrs waters sc
IA AH1FD-.T sHAsT GRO AWAY A CLERK FoR A
~ thlpine uNioe vtFes $40 week men for stean
es 2prers 90 stores BOYS 70 learn Trades girls travel
~ ulope re - rfncnres tor hoskeepers clerks
n n narAee"fis cpRchmcn house keeuers ardesses
shsrrea q cts,sir InfHs 4 90 Agents
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w Tor hopkkeepsts ecnductors clerss sassmen ~
Atrers waters por'ers coschmrn. drigers men ~ -,
sud boys for tfnrss ard ior
KAUFMAN GsRRATT, propresors
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HOksEs, CARsxiaGEs, ga.
LYME HORSE FOR ssfE-A LONG TAIL BAY
horse. iIi hands nigh about old abau
20 L vtrs ambitious AID lnres ursng. well sbroke
and burzs. Price spr Alan a ha ne lieh
harness ~. Apply At ELDERD'S sable, twenty
eighth street near iltb avenue
LoR SALE FOR seo-A GOOD HORSE AND Fhsr
traveller VII be sod FOR q above amount c4lei FOR
immediately Apply q ~ Amos ssee,.
LtOK sALt-CHEAP. OSE SAY UOEsN SfX YEARS
cd and hands hish aound Kind table for
klrf rrrr A. ono hand r4~s ani
light With hsrnese4 asrh Appy 4 the pA
arg MI, corr er % avenue a All Elrhieentl street.
Tor sALE-A PAIR or MORGAN MARES ips
II hands heh I'VE and years do sound AID Kind vel
watched and good travellers sold g., of use. Appiy
to Mr. Pesn, iis Broadway
LroR SArE-A NICE BAY HORSE isi, HANDS mon
sold fF want Of KIDD tn single and double
lcs sac. Apply u =. HuRsEN - and Is Easi Tse nh
ssceL
Tor sAfF--A soRgEL HORSE i5K HANDS MON
W redaey At King stables Fourth street aud Lafayette
place.
L'oR sATR-A LONG TAIL BAY HORSE. srxrsEv
II hards high old kind and gentle IN sng and
double harness 10 ~ cold FIR van OF Apply the
Of Morris and Washington streets In the sable Jersey
Cly
L'OR SALE AT A BARGA ANA FRENCH COUPE nv
Eterd livery stable Nos and twenty eighth stres,
EoR sALF-A PAIR OF BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES.
sixteen hands high short as sound kind In 1crbls
single harness and stylish drivers To he sold
vaai o. use Can he seen Bradley Co stable
toursh avense and Eighteenth street
CcAsLET FRrnGEs AID pINDINGa, yoR sLsI,.a
- robes. nAGNUs BR0THRks. ie4 ruitsa street.
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her friends and patrons and begs say that after II
thousands both this civ and Philadelphia who have
suited ter with entire abstraction she feels conaden, thai
The questions Of asrology love and Law matters
oracies relied constantly BY NAPOLEON she ~ =,
equal She gill tell tbs ofthe future husbant
pe rsne of her visers 33 Bowery, between Fourt snd
stree
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the position, or could perform the duty more
effactuallv than WV q RPIRN

the position, or could perform the duty more
effectually than VIM. G. BRIEN
Col. Brien deserves well of the American
Party; he made the first American speech ever
made in this city; was President of the Sec
ond Council organized, and worked laboriously
and successfully in filling up the ranks. He
worked for the party privately, he labored for
it publicly, and his pen has not been idle in it's
cause. lie has never asked anything of the
party, while others, who have served less,
have been honored. But Col. Brien not only
deserves this from the party-it owes it to
itself to secure his services. He possesses the
precise order of talent which fits him emnently
for this duty-his fearless, fascinating, and
ready address-hs keenness of wit, brilliancy
Of Oratory, tact in debate, all backed by
thorough knowledge of the facts to be drawn
upon in discussions upon the great questions of
the day render him, "the man for the times"
The proper m easures should be Immediately
instituted to secure his services.
DAvIDsoT.
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River and Steamboat News.

The river was still rising last evening with
something over 7 feet waller on the Shoals
There were twelve steamboats, at the wharf
loading and unloading, and business there pre-
scented a most animated spectacle.
The arrivals since our last are the E. Howard
and Dr. Robertson, from New Orleans Cuba and
Blanche Lecis from Paducah, AJeonia, from
ST. Louis Castle Garden, from Pittsburg, and
Commodore, from Cincinnati.
The departures are the clara Dean, for
Pitteburg. HartsDilJe, for Waitsboro, j. G.
Cline for Memphis, and Cuba, for Paducah.
The Wcnona and the Resale are still at the
wharf, detained by business.
The E. Hoooard is loading for New Orleans,
with cotton.
The Dr. Robertson was busy discbarging
last evening.
The Blanche Lea0is departs to-day for Padu
cab
The AJeonia arrived yesterday morning from
St. Louis. She leaves on her return to that
port to-day. We are indebted to her Clerk for
ST. Louis papers of the lst. The Evening Neuos,
of that day, says:
The river at this point continues to rise
steadily with II feet in the channel TO Cairo.
The Missouri is reported falling, with 81 feet in
the channel Nothing new from the upper
Mississippi. The Illinois river is rising very
fast from Peoria down, with 81 feet in the
channel. There were great number of ar
rivals yesterday, and business was brisk on the
Levee. Large quantities Of pork and lard are
coming out of ,he Illinois river, but very little
grain. The weather yesterday was fine, and
the snow soon disappeared. The boats from
above report very little snow. Those from be-
low encountered violent snow storm, and
repor. tina; four or FIVE inches of snow fell be-
tween here and CAIRO. We may now reasons-
bly, look for better weather.
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For the Nashville Patriot.
Gen. James vi. QuarIes.

MRssRs EDToRs: The American Party Of
this Congressional District will be expected to
make gallant light for Fillmore and DOnelson,
and that the expectation may not be disap-
pointed we should select an able man as our
candidate for District Elector.
believe (and my opinion comedies with the
sentiment of the peoplein this county that Gen.
James ~ Quarles is the very man for that po-
sition. His manner on the stump is earnest,
his arguments fnrcible, logical and convincing,
his illustrations clear and apt, and his wit and
humor inexhaustble lie is well acquainted
with human nature and al ways knows when,
where and how % strike. His power is not
only exerted on the stump, bat in the social
circle the affability of his manners inclines
men to listen favorably to his views, and pre-
pares them to appreciate fully the force Of his
argument ! know 10 one ia this district that
can do as much for the American Party il
this canvass
Gen. Quarles is a jackson Democrat, and
that circumstance would make his nomination
as candidate for Elector, peculiarly appropriate
in the Hermitage District. Give US General
Quares for our candidate, and we will even
increase the majority Of this district for the
American ticket.
STONY POINT.
Clarksville, Tenn, April 2, 1856.
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SUERTFF,S SALE

DY virtue Of writ Of Tenditioni Ezponds directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term. 1856, will
expose public sale the highest bidder for cash. the
house door in the city OF Nashville the Bird day Of
May 1856 all the right title claim interest and estate which
Lanier Falls tn had may since have acquired in and
10 the 70 lowing ibed property, TO wit piece parcel
Of land situate in Davidson county Tennessee part Of the
land the said Charles l. Love resides on and bounded
ner William B. Lewis south boundary line, running north
SOY degrees east with said line forty poes to stake in
ne thence south IN degrees hundred and
twenyfO poles TO stake in John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable its bearing south son deg
poles stake Vim. Kings south Of the
tract he lives on thence north with ngs line lis
poles the beginning containing AZ poles. Being
levied on As property Of Laner Falls satisfy jugd
ment rendered in favor Of Ewing Williams, Ex'rs.
march17-tl JOHN X EnMONDSON sheriff
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DYvirt Of writ Of directed andideVered
- from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county,
Tennessee At its January Tenn 1856, will expose public
sale the highest bidder for cash. at the house door
in the city of Nashville the Sd day Of 1885, all the
right title claim, interest and estate which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had since have acquired in and to the fol-
lowing described property Owit certain lot Of land in
Davd county in the Of Nashville, fronting Vine
between Spug Broad streets beginning at the
edge Of for fence between the
properly Of the said Boyd lot occupied by Stones
the West side Of Vine street, and running with said street
nothwsrdly sixty feet less TO plank fence dividing
said sixty feet lot Mrs BOyds property the north
thence right angles with said feet feet al
ley thence with said alley six feet less 10 stone
right line to the beginning thence feet to the
beginning. Conveyed j. H. MCEwon by Elk beth Boyd
by deed registered Book o. page 1885, being levied upon
as the property Joseph w. McEwen satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of Truiit Brothers 4 Co.
march17-td JK. EDM0NDSON, Sheriff.
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Nashville, NJ arch 10, 1856
SHERIFasS SALE

ID and delivered ON the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1885, viii
expose public sale highest bidder for cash. at the
hnu door 10 the city of Nashville the third day Of
May 1856 all the right title claim, and estate which
W. McNary then had may since have acquired, in and
to the following described property wit All Of that tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee Browns Creek adjoining
donal line made between David Mitchell and Ragen Topp,
below and Sam Burton above beginning at red oak and
foked topped oak said Buron line running south seven
ty deg seventy poles to mulberry thence
hundred aud twenty Ave poles stake being the
conditional line b. tween said TOpD and said MITCHELL thence
south hundred and eighty poles to honey locust and
and dead black locust Genrys corner thence west with
his line two hundred poles to Hggons Barton's
north with his line to the beginning containing 4O1
being levied upon the property CT W. H. McNary
isfy judgment rendered in favor Of SB Hamtons Admir-,
against McNairy Hamilton.
JOHN E. EDMONDsON, Sheriff
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of rsRdORi egPOHds, to directed
ID and delivered from the honorable circuit court Of David
county Tennessee at its January Term 1886, will ex
pose public sale the highest bdde for cash. at the court
house door the city Of Nashville the Sd day OF May
IS &C. all the right title claim interest and estate which Jo
seph W. McEwsn then had may since have acquired in
to the following described property to wit: certain
piece parcel Of land in Davidson cunty, in the town Of
Nashville and fronting Vine street between Spring and
Broad Streets beginning at the south west edge Of stone
foundation for fence between the property Of Elizabeth
Boyd lot occupied by Stone the west side OF Vine
street. and running with said norhwary 90 feet
less plank fence dividing said sixty feet lot fromMrs
Boyd property the north; thence right angles with
said sixty feet foot alley; thence with said
alley sixty feet less to stone Alright line to the
beginning corner thence feet to the beginning ne being
the property transferred by Elizabeth Boyd to Joseph H.
McEwen 23d September 1888 registered in Book g.
176 be ng eve upon the property Of Joseph W. McEw
en-, satisfy Judgment rendered in aVor OF Trut Broth
Co.
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Nashville, March 81, 1856.
SIZE SALE

DY virtue of four writs Of rendition erpOHGs, to d.
ID reced and delivered from the honorable circuit cour
Davidson y Tennessee, at its January Term, 1885,
will expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash,
the court house door in the city Of Nashville the Srd day
of May 1856, all the right, title claim interest and estate
which John Graham then had may since have acquired
in and the following described properly to witt Lot No.
81 fronting twenty five feet alley and McSairy line
and extending in ph towards College street. sixty
seventy ieet less; and also IF feet fronting
the above mentioned alley McNay line ard met below
above described running towards College street,
being levied upon the Of John Graham satisfy
judgment rendered in favor of A. Morrison.
JOHN K. EDMONDS0N, Sheriff.
BIZ T. WILLIAMS Deputy.
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SHERIFF,S SALE,

DY virtue Of writ Of Uediti0ni erOnGs to directed
I'D delivered the honorable Circuit Court Of Ds
wilson county, Tennessee, at its January Term, 1856, will
expose public sale the hghest bidder for cash. at the
house door in the city of Nashville the Sd day Of
Nav 1885, all the right te claim interest and estate which
William Stewart then had may since have acquired in
and to the following desc bed real estate tow Situated
South Nashville Davidson county Tennessee being lots No
II and IS distinguished in the plan OF the BOsworth lots
fronting 29 Market street. the other q feet
said street. both running back 12 feet inches being levied
upon the property Of William satisfy judgment
rendered in favor of b. W. Hal.
JOHN K EDMoNDsoN, Sheriff.
NacbviTa March On 1850
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Penitentiary appointment.

The Inspectors of the Penitentary at their
meeting yesterday, made the following ap-
pointments of officers of that Institution for the
ensuing two years:
D. @. LOVE, Agent and Keeper.
J. J. S. BILLINGS, Treasury Clerk.
J. o. BLAND, Auditing Clerk.
FELIX ROBERTSON, Physician.
Rev. W. II. WHARTON, Chaplain.
These are the same officers with the excep-
ton Of Agent and Chaplain. The appointees
are all competent men.
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EY- The Rev. LEROY J. HALsEY, d. D., will
preach at the 2nd Presbyterian Church (Provi-
dence pernitting,) on Saturday morning at II
o'clock, and on Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
and on Sunday night at y o'clock.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, April 5, 1856.
C0TT0N-Receipts fair and prices better. Sales
of 40 bales $40, II at 7sas.55, and at 7iast
TOBACCO-Sales of 5 hhds. at johnson &
HOrne's at 25, 80, 80, 95, and 80.
At A. HamiItons, hid at 10.
BAC0N-Hog round, . Tat
Hams. TT
Sides, al
Shoulders, st
LAIRD i4ao
SUGAR-In hhds., per ID. las
bbls, TIA 81
COFFEE-Rio, . l2al3
WHISKY-Per gallon, Nashville, %
Fixes, 70
Peacocks, 20
Wilshires, :. %
0Kanes, extra, 30
P0TATOES-Sweet, scarce, SS.51per bu.
Irish 7Oal25c
BEANS-White 81 per bu.
PEAS 5Oa75c
APPLES-Dried 75a90.
PEACHES-$laIIO.
FLOUR-Bbl s.. 5Oa7 rs.
MILLEr SEED Toe per bu.
PEA NUTS 75c per bu.
CLOVER SEED s9495O per bbl.
Business active.
ST. Louis, April l, P. N. FLoUR-There is a
better feeling Sales OF 1000 bis city, on pri-
vate terms; 40 bbls country extra at 725; 800 do.
city extra at g.
Wharf.-The feeling is improving. Sales to. day
bags at Ito, 1876 at /. 20, 235 at 1928, 565 in
lots at .3OaI3l, 247 at l.4O 2O2 at Las, and SO
at so, including inferior to strictly prime red.
CORN-Sales of 675 bales prime yellow and white,
in new gunnies, at "a; Sc bags prime white at 80,
and $50 bags do. at SO, in gunnies. 500 bags
yellow in two lots at 30, new gunnies.
LARD-Sales of 200 tierces and bbs. steam rem
dered at g. 80 at same, 40 at u, l59 tieces steam
rendered at 8, 100 do. do. private, A do. prime
kettle rendered at $40. Market steady.
SUNDRIEs-Saes of Dry Hides at Is, l62 casks
cracklns at lOO 90 bills. Lard Oil at 20.
WHIsKY-ImprovGg. Sales so bbls. at 201, SO
do. at 20a and 20 bbis city at 81
New ORLEANS, Monday, March 81, IL N. Cor
ToN-The supply is moderate, and so far only about
5000 bales have changed hands.
ToBACCo-l2 hLds. Lugs sold at 60, and Ad.
mitted at 81
SUGAR-Dul at Saturdays prices.
MOLAssEs-Sales about 900 barrels at a range
Of 33a34t and 80. No choice on the levee.
OATs-oOO SACKS d. Louis, IL Two Ioto' oTOuSu1
40 cents.
HAY-Sales 90 bales Western at 1000, and
200 at 2l00 per ton.
FLoUR-Market better. Sales 300 bbls. at 90
for Superfne, and $50 for lot of Fancy Tennes.
see.
CoRN-GOod demand, but at lower rates Sales
IL, 900 sacks, including $50, l,400 and 6 800 white
aud mixed at sos SI5 and 81 at So, and 900 prime
yellow at SO.
WHEAT-436 and 2S2 sacks prime were sold at
LAS per bushel.
PoRK-Firm, and 10 bbls. uninspected mess,
taken at 10 80 per Dbl.
BACON Receipts light and prices firm. Sales of
% casks prime sides at ., and G. of shoulders on
the levee at Ct.
LARD-lOO tierces prime were sold at 9.
GUNNY BAGs-We notice a sale of 100 bales,
heavy, at H. caeh-a further decline
WHIsKY-l5O bbls Dexter's, were sold in lots at
35 cents
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHERHFF,S SALE.

virtue ola writ Of vEEDToEI to me directed and
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee at its January Term 1885, will expose
publ sale TO the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door in the city of Nashville, the NH day Of May
1856, al the right title claim, interest and estate which
c. Leak and J. W. Page then had may since have &C
qured, in and to the following described property to witt
OF No. C in s V. D. Souts addition to Nashville
fronts 25 feet inches South Cedar street, and running
from that place IS feet inches towards McLemore street.
thence at right angles with Cedar street. running back ~
feet inches thence towards Spruce street, and parallel
with Cedar II feet inches to lot No. g. owned
by said Leake thence with said lot No. g. Al feet inches
towards Cedar street. thence at right angles with said line
and parallel with Cedar street II feet inches thence at
right sng and strait line towards Cedar street TO the
beginning being levied upon the property Of C. Leake
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor o. Henry Shackle
ford. JOHN X. EDM0Nl SON, Sheriff,
BY T. 7. SAUNDERS, Deputy.