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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

COMPLIMENT TO MAJ. VEEABLE.-We learn from
the Winchester Home Journal that the citizens of
Winchester on Thursday evening last gave an en-
tertanmeot q honor Of VIM S. VESABLE, Esq,
who is about TO start for Guatamala to represent
his country there as Minister. The Journal says
large crowd Of ladies' and gentlemen were
present on the occasion, and among them we're our
most worthy and prominent citzens-all met to-
gether to mnge their heartfelt wishes for the safe
and happy voyage Of our worthy toWnsman TO the
place OF bis destination, and bis return to bis home,
his family, his friends Men of opposite parties and
religions were there, yet no one behind the
other 10 expressing his regret that this Joyous fes
tiva WAS soou to be followed by the departure from
midst of one who has effected so much good for
this community, and who has ever exhibited gen.
aud public spirit for all things tending 20 pro-
mote the welfare of our town aud county. Al
though happiness seemed to beam in the eyes o {
many, yet could see mingling of regret, and
while oursef felt glad that the Government had
made so able a selection, yet it seemed that all the
honor the profit and other attra actions of the Office
were vastly insufficient to recompense for his loss
Mnj VeBabe has resided in Winchester for many
yesrs, and We know the untring interest be has
taken throughout the various relations of life
In the advancement OF education, and every other
object that had the public welfare in view.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

on LieIt. Maury, and commends the liberaliIy o.
the United States, Government in throwing open to
the world the advantages conferred on navigation
BY the remarkable photographic hbors of that
officer. Our contemporary thus concludes its re-
marks:
eve will not dwell any longer on the advsnta-
ge' Of the charts drawn up by Lieut.. Maury. Il is
sufficient to remark that in England the precious
lessons they afford, both with regard to the fety
and celebrity of navigation, are in general use. We
GU Iht not to remain behindhand. It's therefore
high time that the sailing directions shoull be
universally adopted in our ports"
Admiral Hamelin has ordered Lieutenant Vane-
echoat to translate the Sailing Directions for the
use of the French Navy.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN

THIS fAvOrite Summer resort gin be opened for the
l. eepton Of visitors the lss Of June next.
Hotel building and many new Cabins have beef
erected and all will be furnished with entirely ap-
proprste Furnure-aDd arrangements perfected 20
nave table supplied With the laxares and aecaoes
Of the Good Bowling Alleys and hne Bal Room,
s1pPdsd with mnsie are gratutoosy eentnbGs5d for me
health aud Amnsenents Of guests-
Wines and Liqaors Of god qa4liy viii be supplied Tor
table and RON use, bat no saloon Nill be opened.
Gambling Is positively prohblted and professional
6aDbisr need apply for room.
The Springs accessible By RAihoAd 10 McNlnn.
vc thence BY sood Coaches 30 miles;-Ana good Hotel
accommodations vii be found both fulAhomA and Ne
AnnVile, for those prsferrng 70 remain eheT
place, their way. AFangements made 10 hive
Hacks Bugges and saddle Horses Tor hFeand good ssa
bling provided for those bringing with them TIER oNn
horses.
ne road IRON MesIinnslns the base Of tho nountap
has eesn pu Gne oreeF and the moantaln road gras
and made Of accent daily mad Wil be received
fron Nashville during shs visiting
The eaure management Of The business of the Hotel on
dsvolve upon JAS r. Ross-fOr two year past csy
Hotel, N4shvtle
PHIcEs.s2 per dsy-sie per week and sss per snonlh
Chiidfen snd servants hsn price.
81 No extra cAasss toF nses or hshts
gAAks 2. RCHs 4 CO.
tsefsheoa epringA Nay ;. ProprietorA
dtojsly 4.
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nav YORK, June S.-Cotton opened firm, but
closed declining. Flour heavy. Wheat decline d
8 cents; Milwaukee Club 81 5Oa$l 80. Corn ga
SO. Orleans Molasses dull at 75c. Freights active.
Coffee and Whisky dull dull. Linseed Oil 75aS3.
Pig Iron 90aS2 Lead, Tobacco, Tallow and Bacon
quiet.
SCOTS circular says coffee closed buoyant with a
large export enquiry. Stocks lower.
CINCINNATI June S.-Flour very dull at 81 90.
Whisky S0t. Bacon-ShOuders 10; sides II.
New ORLEANS, June S.-Cotton-Sales of 100
bales, declined. Middling l3tsl32. Receipts 600
bales. Flour lower; St, Louis 10. Corn declined;
white 90
BALTIMORE June 9.-Markets dull. Prices un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS, June 9-Flour 81 IS. Corn declin-
ing; White 95. Guuny Cloth 1873.
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LAND SALE.

ON Wednesday the sth Of July next tract containing
" nearly 200 acr-s, In Davidson county eleven miles
South of Nashville, mile from the n. @. X. K, on
Mill Creek the premises Of r. F. Jones TO be sold at sUc
ton. One third be paid the 25,h December next
and years time the other payment all without in
t-res Bond and approved Iry the first m nt
About half Of the is in cultivation, the chief
Of which Min creek bottom, the other half is in wood,
and valuable building timber, Steam Saw and Grst
Mill with fair Improvement a frame building out
buildings generally good and garden lasting Spring water
convenient and luxury indeed 10 Summer; neary every
KIDD Of fruit trees and vines, for this climate.
Will sell about 100 with The improvements, with
the privilege of The other portion in smaller lots
as shown the maps. AS TO tuaton quality OF lanG
timber and water call and see before the day Of sale
lime a. mttw b. +. JONES z
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

A RE in Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful,
II clesr small creek Of pure and living ater in den sey
shaded grove where the ale cool and bracing and
the equal not superior to ia the SouhN est,
having four sulphur Springs, all differing materially;
Chabste and Of the purest and coolest Freestone
in the world. Taking all things together is considered
by competent judges be Of the first watering
places the United States Beaver Dam IS forty miles
west Of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road is turnpike,
the balance the best dirt road in Tennessee. From
WaynesborO' it il only about thirty lies casts and from
Perryville about the distance Good hunting and
fishing by and the very best OF Brandy, Wine and
Oigar kept for table and purposes; Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games for exercise,
health and pleasure. Invahds and pleasure seekers
particularly aud respectfully invited to visit this place.
We authorized refer TO Rev. A. L. Green Russell
Houston, James Ellis, W. Brown, and Washington
Meredith, OF Nashville nearly every man, woman and
child in Columbia and Maury county, at Rev Jas. Otey, s.
r Walker Col R. G. Looney and Duncan d. Frerson, Of
Menu his.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dollars Per Week.
Children under 10 years old Half Price.
Servants Of all ages Half Price.
Any lumber Of all kinds Of conveyances ready at all
times at Co umbia 10 take you to Beaver Dam. About
three persons be comfortably accommodated
don't believe when you hear that We ars full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully invite our
friends and the public TO visit Beaver Dam as We are now
ready TO receive them. EASLEY co.
the supervision aad control Of Mrs Jane T. Keller.
June 4-h
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sALE-RARE OPPOR.
TUNITY TO IAED-EUYERS.

WE offer for sale about 1890 Of Land, Long
w Greek, about IS miles North Of Nashville. large
portion Of the Is well timbered splendid Saw a.
propelled By neverainng stream Of water; many conve
oient and comfortable improvements whole tract spen did
ly watered and capable Of making excellent sock-arm
there is the myBrd from ~ 900 70 600 sorth OF
sawed timber; and teams stock-hogs,
cattle, &c, 6c with every article necessary carry
such establishment To enerprsing business men, this
altogether Offers most sPleadd opportunity to make
profitable Investment
TERMs-Three equal payments In 6, 3 and % months,
satisfactorily secured payable in Bank with interest, aud
lien retained usual. Apply 10
narchq4 NANCE WOODWARD.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
FOR SALE.

WISH TO SELL MY RESIDENCE ON THE -
sSssEa NURFREtSB0R0' TURNPIKE, about four lzaEzH
%$Amies from Nashville, near Glenclf DepO, laEk=A
--A-on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road with 40 Of Land half OF which in tim ber well
in Blue Grass the balance is in high state of cuva
tion with about Ave OF young orchard. There
the premises COED falling spring water and good
spring house The Building consists Of gooC brick
DWELL g. with Srooms and servants rooms, smoke house
and good cstern carra houses stables, &C.. al
and 10 good repair. bargain will be given. Apply to
May 2l-1m. Z. o. HURT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

eE-It will be remembed that the desirable resi-
dence at present owned and occupied by Eli Woods,
No 1874, North Market street, will be sold at pub
lie auction, to-day at II o'clock, the premises.
This property is situated in pleasant part of the
city, and is offered credit of one, two and three
years; possession given Immediately, or he will pay
rent at the rate Of 5000 per I'M till the end of
the year.
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NASHVILLE FrMALE AcADEMY.-The fortv fr,

NAsHvILLE FEMALE AcADEMY.-The forty first
annual examination of the pupils in this Institution
is now being held. The exercises of yesterday and
the day before possessed their usual interest. and
attracted large and intelligent audience They
consisted chiefly of music and the reading of
BY the graduating class These have, SO far, prov.
eli highly credItabe both to the young ladies' and
their excellent teachers well as highly entertain
Jog and gratifying to friends and citizens. This is
the last day. and promises to be of unusual inter
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

To Parents AND GUARDIANS OF YoUNG AMERICA
GENERALLY.-I hereby officially notify all persons
bathing on the North side Of Cumberland river, be-
tween tie upper Scharf and the pier of the new Raj
road fridge nov being erected, that for every such
offence from this time forward, they shall be pre-
scented to the Grand Jury.
GEO. F. MARTIN, C. P.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

IRA P. JOKES Esq, will deliver an address before
the Literary Societies OF th, university, of Nash
vile, in the First Presbyterian Church, this (Wed-
nesdsy) evening at half past eight O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

woodland Cream IA Po11ade for 6eautVyin0 the
HdiT-hghy periumed, superior to any French article
imported and half the price. For dressing Ladies Hair
equal, giving it bright glossy appearance. 1t
Genteuens Hair to curl in the most natural man
ner 1t dandruG always giving the hair the ap-
peance Of being fresh sh4mpooned. Price only fifty cents
Monk genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Co. Proprietors Of the
"Balm OF Thousand Flowers"
Sold BY all Druggists. New foHK.
An
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

eSoo rf1cs Amounting
Tickets $1,000: HALVES $780, Quarters S250.
RT Bank Notes ofsOand Banks taken 81 par.
Cheeks New York RENTED for prizes
Address orders for tickets certificates Of PACKAGES cf
ueketsto ANDERSON SON, Managers,
Macon savannah, Ca
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets Of J. y. Winter,
Manager, will send them 70 rs for payment.
~ Address orders for Tickets 20 q. n. WINTER, Box
$50, Nashville, Tennessee; 10 ANDERSON son, Ma
ecu, Savannah, Georgia.
MAY 2i-tTwkWtd
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The Flux Annih,liated.

Every and fall thousands Of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dyseney Gripping Palms, and other Irregularities
Of the Bowels 1t be cured in every TOR IS
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectus
remedy in 1t has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life can be saved
Of ten by investment Of IS cents Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN & RAINS and t. WELLS, Drug
gss apr24-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

WJE are now receiving Spring assortment OF Boots
w Shoes, &C., and propose selling them the lowest
price for CASH Our stock consists In part Of tbs folio
ing artIcles:-
Ladies Heeed Last. Caters, plain and tipped
do do side and front Lace;
do Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees;
do Welt do do;
Misses Last Caters, all styles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump Bootees,
do do Welt do;
ChIirens' Kid and Morocco Half TEST
do do BooteeB;
Ladies Kid Rosettv Sippers
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers
do Kid Buskins.
Gentlemen's Super Stitched Calf Boots;l
do do Pump do:
do Calf Pegged Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
do Last. do;
DO Low CHARTERED Pat. Shoes;
do Calf and Pat. Oxford Ties
We have large assortment OF Trunks valIses Carpet
Bags Hat and Bonnet Boxes, every style usually found
this market
Also alarge assortment OF Hats for Plantation use Son
Cashmere Hats Spring styles. We determined 20 Of
Ter Inducements TO Cash purchasers.
mAyeas5 BRADSHAW RCTLAND.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

COMMITTED to the iaH Of Davidson county on the Both
" day OF Nav, 1851, NEGRO MAN, W no says his
NosE nd be belongs JACKSON KIRLIs Of Lincoln
county, Tenn, Fayetteville Nose is about "a years
cd feet or inches high, Of black COLOR and weighs
about 165 l75 pounds. The Of said negro is
requested forward prove proper ty pay charges
and take him away, he will be dealt with the law
directs. W. II. CLEM0NS,
Jaor OF Davidson county,
JuneS-W8t. at Nashville, Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read This!

HoLL6sDERs TEsTImoxr.-Jacob Rinskes, living IN 'ns
Holland settlement Of sheboygan, Wisconsin, says; AMER
suffering lime the mi cry attending an utter pros
traOn of mind and body have been ressored BY using
EGEHAyE's HOLLAND BIrrKRs, to perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being in such high rePute ancng
the Hoanders Wisconsin, Michigan New York, in fact
in every Holland setsment in the United States, argues
much in its favor.
Tryt-or Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

WE are authorized sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so Browns Creek ~ miles from
the corporation of Nashville adjacent TO the lands Of West
H. Humphrey, Gov. A " Brown, George Alien and Felix
r. rims The late residence Of Ursula Rains. Soil
excellent; falling Springs good Orchard; two
story Brick DTeing, with or rooms and many out
houses We viii sell the entire divide to suit pur-
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THE GREATEST BLESSING 10 TEE FEMGLT
SIX EVER KNOWN.
Gratuitouslv Furnished.

ON Application 70 the sabscribers DR. BRIDGES LET.
" fEhs % DIS Nalentine Nett 6unning Bedford and
snAhs Uterine Ca hoeon, Siih upon ne ~
Drs Chas. Jehnson. Jas. H. Williams, A. a Wltsun. @ j.
FaTnstl, = h Pros1e, John p. La1bsrt, p &. 0raaEe
and nAy ether physicians 81 snoenee n AT seefona u
the Union.
Isis eontendsd b. MArshaIs rterirs cAiheleon hat
TsdicAy earss nins eases eat o. svsIy q Fsals co
paints shs The q nelicA praeiice cay
aner4i, bat sidum eares- Ikat ts dcel i
system and eatrasg ebstaies De q Caustic
suursreI caunisr IFiaats and all ether abosnaiions
thst oarrage f1uinns dsczsy. Thai h qrAek ussl
clne secrecy benB nefe1Ary y esnttirufs QaacAefv
That eonponent pafta have heen EuhnlIted 70 uanr
saasG % yzs, And 70 oFeE aisen consEssan d NsdesI
Insfisetsons. Thai any physsciAn Nashve a. $50
shsrs, can inag tkeE - q apphenfion.
Cifcaaf 81 iag fi iainrnazon aRon tAis lnvsnahls
mediesus aoa Ar epnio1s q thty q be lssnr nsszi
msn - ths baee. nsy Be obs4insd wrasnFo aslg q
tanss- AAlkaA1ik nkCksTfa, NsshviEs.
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UNIvERsITY OF NASHVILLE.

TIE commencement exercises Of the Collegiate De-
partment viii be held in the First Presby terrain Church
on Thursday morning the 18th inst at 10 oclO k The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

HoILovAY's PnLs-Purge the system at this Of
the year with few of this wonderful medicine. 1t
acts upon the liver and stomach. purifying the blood and
assisting digestion. Sold at the manufactures, No. so
Maiden Lane New York. and No. 2s4 Strand London; and
by all druggists a. Csc, 621c, and 81 perbox.
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Joas D. JAxEs. P.sst. D. D. JAMS. Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals In .rh and time Bnis Gold aad silver and Uneur
rel Bank Notes. coecsons 10 al parts ef tas
ry s give tbe highest martst prizes for Land Warrants
sud pay Interest on dePssiiss Janla.
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notice 10 transient Advertisers.

An transient advertisements in this paper, must be paid
Tor at the time they are handed notherWise they viii
be inherited Transient JOB Work be paid for deli
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The river is falling gradually with about So inches
water on the shoals.
There had been no arrivals up to our usual hour
Of reporting yesterday, and only one departure.
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SHERIFFALTY.

DO We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ HINTON
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county at the next
March election
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II. C. M'NAIRY g. co,

II. G. M'NAIRY 81 co,
NO. 55 COLLEGE STREET
LIAvR deter mined IN future keep up full and ee.
CANT stock the whole that visit
ing the city can have Wants supplied All
and they receiving their SECOND LARGE I'M
PORTATION OF
summer GOODS,
Bought in since the heavy decline 10 prices and
prepared for their friends than any
other ime In the history of their business, being able to
sell many descriptions OF goods az less prices thar We
paid for them early In the season.
In DRESS GOODS, We have an elegant assortment Of
Founced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGES,
ORGANIZES, JACoNETs,
And all fabrics by yard prices below heir uual
value. We have also reduced the prices Of the old stock
Dresses at small cost We invite particular attention TO
the reduction In prices 81 sk Stock and unusually
large stock Of low priced Musiins, Lawns, Ae, &C.
Summer shaw Is-In great variety, very pretty
and new, also a lev TOT mourning.
Lace ~ Muslin mantleS-an elegant Rssort
men sio large lot al very low pees. Lace Nantes Al
from 81 up.
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMEsTIcs, TIoKISGs
sHEEnNGs, CO1TONADEs,
BOYS wEAk, IRISH LINENS,
PRIME. GiN6HANS
PLANTATION GOODS, 40 &C.
Hosiery Of an kinds.
Gloves, all SHES les and qualities.
OIL CL0THS STRAW AATTLNGS, CARPETTyGS
We are nov receiving the largest brought TO
this cy about zoe pieces Among which be found
cry hinE from the the mos elegant together
vita printed Druggets orumb cioths Kegs MAS, Stair
May9J. R.c MoN.IsYA Co
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WHITE SILK BONNETs BY Express.

ID ECEIVED this morning by Express lot Of White Silk
II Bonnets, of the very latest styles and beautiful
terial.
Also, cases OF elegant small fgd French Jaconetts,
with 800 pcs White MusQueto Netting. Our stock OF
in general well assorted and will be offered 10 merchants
only at low prices.
Junes. BG4U IRBY MORGAN CO.
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05- We authorized to announce JOHN K. EDNoNDsoN
as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the
Msrch election.
EB- We are authorized to E. D. BIGLEY a
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county the March
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SALE NEGRO WOMAN.

ny virtue Of two gons "a favor 0f Alex Ledbeitsr
ID against James Tarpey, sii on Saturday the
2Trh of June, the COurt-h0ase val, in the city II
Nashville a. A o'clock, e1Iose 10 puble sale, 70 he high
est bidder cash, negro wou an named Juia. agse
about 90 YEAR, hlfo good oo0k aud sAalsf end levied
AID negro can he seen any e un The say o. iae ~
j ye nee LA ); y THOMAS HoBsoE, O. DO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
by THE NATIONAL LINE.
TReports Furnished nv tho Associated Press.1


WAsHISGroE, June s-Many of the most re-
spectacle citizens have signed call for public
meeting, to condemn the late riot, aud approve the
course of the President and Mayor in quelling the
disturbance by military force.
Daniel II. Burr, Surveyor General of Utah, has
has arrived. He states that the Mormon legion
is poorly equipped. BE thinks 900 troops would
over awe them. The Mormons had not heard be,
fore be left Of the intention of the Government to
send force thither. but they frequently laugh at
the idea of the Government enforcing the federal
laws against them, citing ineficiency in Kansas
as conclusive on hat point. Burr supposes that
half the Mormons would rise against Young il they
were protected by the Government troops. He
does not spprehend that the Mormons will show
| 6gbt. He thinks they will leave with Young pro-
vided be finds another locality. Burr says that
Salt Lake is the meanest settlement he ever saw.
ADDITIONAL PROM WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
AFFECT poverty is every where Youug's word
| is law. The oppression Of tue Mormons is cruel;
but remediIess by present rulers. There only
about fifty dissenting families in the territory, and
they arethe objects Of bitter persecution.
CHICAGO, June John Wentworth, Mayor of
this city, arrested this morning by the .. S.
Marshal, charged with stealing mail bags, be is held
to bail for three thousand dollars. His examination
Will take pace tnis afternoon.
BosToN, June Q "A fire occurred at Chelsea, at
midnight last night, destroying nineteen dwelling
houses belonging to Geo. w. Gerrisb. Loss in
building $50. 900; 10 furniture, not ascertained.
LOUISVILLE, June 9-Genn Walker receivel
visits from the citizens this morning, be attends
theatre this evening, with his staff, and leaves for
Cincinnati tomorrow.
River 81 feet water on the falls, rising slowly.
Weather was rainy last night, but is now clear
Thermometer 81.
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NUTMEG AND b. -. CHEEsE.

NUTMEG AND D.. ID. CkaEEsE.
lust received BY Steamboat Lebanon
a l20 NatmeK Cheese, nrst elass article.
90 bts. W. r. Cheese on hAnd.
80 bills sEect CRAB Ciier.
so bbis. ChanPagns Cider.
100 doE. Frssh Oysters, warranted 10 keep all
E1mmcr.
Parties wishing TO celebrate the an Of JEly be
uudated wih fire WORKS and other Articles
Tor that great oecAsion, By J. q. ROBERTSON,
Jsas 9, 1851. Broadway.
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DEcIsIoN IN FAVOR OF AMERICAN ULAINAETs.-
We hear that case in chanceTy 10 London has Just
been decided by which number Of American cIti-
zens have been declared the full heirs to the pro-
perry Of Mrs Shard, who died in England IN 1919.
The amount involved is believed to be about $780,
600; which for several years has been invested in
British securities, awaiting final decision. The
heirs 10 whose favor the decision has been render
ed reside in this city and State, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, aud Michigan Their attorney 10
London writes that appeal had been taken yet,
though there WAS some apprehension that there
would he resort to higher court by those inter-
ested in resisting the payment of the money.-Bah.
SRn.