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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Great Cure of Rheumatism editors Of the
Richmond Republican, of Dec 24h, 1882 says that Car
ters Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had a man in their press-I who was afflicted
with violent Mercurial Rheumatism, who continually
complaining ofmisery in the back limbs and joints;hs
eyes had become feversh and mattery neck swollen,
throat sore, all the symptoms of Rheumatism, combined
with serofua. Two bottles Of Carter's Spanish Mixture
him. and editorial notice above, they bear
testimony to its wonderful effects and say their only
gret that all suffering with disease of the blood not
fthe existence Of such medicine They cheeriuy
recomend It
See their certificate and notice in full ind the bottle
jan10-3w
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HollowaY's Ointment and Pills.-scrOfaI

Holloway's Ointment and Pills-scrOfula, Salt
Rheum, Rheumatism, and all skin muscular diseases,
be radically cured if the Ointment be rubbed the part
affected, salt is rubbed into meat. No external disease
long withstand the combined power Of these wonderful
medicines sod the manufactures No so Maiden Lane,
New York, and No 244 Strand London; and by all drug
giss, at 25c, t2Sc., and 81 per pot box jan7-Iw
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NOTICE.

HAVING dsposed q eus stock % Boosts. Sass Ar 70
III 10 Nessrs BAGDsHAu RrfLaaR tsks great Risas-
ur- IN rsonsndur thez 10 me ed pssrons u hs lais
Ana and bespsak sT iAsm share 81 the pasrosage o. ne
pabae gsasEAlg. ROBERTSON q 0AAaIkLL-
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mil Machinery.

ELLIS q MUOKE,
HAVING made important additions TO machinery,
and greatly increased scilss for manufacturing
srxAN ESeEs and Machinery Of every description,
prepared manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal
in point Of finish and durability to any made in the West,
and low prices Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture OF Machnary in Nashville for the If
years. and giving personal attention to the
featuring Department feel confident that give
satisfaction to all who favor with their orders at
Old stand Nos 50 and 81 Market street. Broad Nash
vile, Tenn.
Tobacco Factories Banks Jas &C. &en executed promptly,
and at the lowest cash prices.
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pLAN 81 sRANN & co.is LOTTERLES.


PAN OF SWAMI d co.'s LOTTERIES.
Tbr.v fhousand numbers corresponding With thoss
The Tickets are placed wheel Tbs nrst 80 prinse
are pla ed In another wheel nnmbcr drawn ron ne
Nnmber Wheel and a. the time prBe drawn fron
he other wheel The Prise drawn placed against tos
number drawn. tbs operation Il repeaie9 sntil AZ Ne
prizes are drawn oat
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the moasy addrsss for he uskss ordsrsas
an receipt o. vhch thsy yin be forwarded ~ Erst max
The la Of drawn NUMBERS and prses s - seat - Pu-
chassrs Immediately after TIE drasinE
Purchasers uin please write their agnAt1ree pials
and sivs their post once. eouBty and state
80 Rsmsnbsr thsteFcry frile - lraSa Ana FAgAeieu
full without dedacuon- J.
De fr.wnxothcr pf1ss the asual Tine % thirty days
An oosarnaricaflons strictly con4ds11al
Pr1a cksts ID or renewed IN otasr fcksts a. eh
onss.
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NEW WHOLESALE
Straw and Silk Millinery House.

AVING just completed arrangements with OF the
largest Manufactures Of Straw and Fancy Silk Bon
nets and Millinery New York and Boston, will have
In store about the 1st Of March, stock of 500
above ~ Commission and AT prices fully rs cents be-
low any house In the city Having twenty years experience
in this Business, you place confidence in getting the
latest styles and Fashions give entire attention
exclusively to Millinery Goods and cannot be deceived
those engaged ia description q merchandise. Terms
Cash. guarantee 80 per cent less between Cash and
Credit We trust 20 receive liberal patronage, this being
exclusively Millinery House L. WISE, Agent,
No. 46 Union street, ntxt door to the State Bank.
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nn BBIs LaalsFfls eazssnE kg sals 10 the trade a.
/ UU sssl 40 carriage, " b ". RUzsEl.L Agsai.
Atk. NnsklnFss eofasr Broad ana treat 80. de<is
a. n guffRE,
essls osEnss ceasgs asa ETesas az.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
S,2 so p9iSes amounting to-. OOo
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves IS; Quarters t2.6o

Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters S2.Se
The hrst 2i6 Prizes decided in the usual manner
5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined oy hs
last figure Of the Number that draws the t4o 600 Prize
For example, the Number drawing the coo Prize ends
With No. then all the Tickets where the number snds in
will be entitled TO $40. II the Number ends with Ne =
then all the Tickets where the Number ends With viii Be
entitled 10 $40, and 20 0.
Certificates Packages viii be sold at TIRE following rates
which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 1OWhoe Tickets........to
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

92SO Prizes. Amounting ss1eAspe
whols Ticksis, 40; Halves, Is; Quarters - 20.
The nrsti21 6.prises decided a. usual
The 5000 Prizes OF $40 Sn % determines
nv he ast axure Of Number hat drasB ne t4vo9
Prre For example, the numb er drawing ths t4ov0s
pE- end. with No. l. then all the tickets where the nnn-
~ end 10 vii be entitled 10 SO II TIE nnmber ends
h No q than an the Tickets where The nnDoer ends In
q I'll he entitled go, and 80 on 20 y.
csrsiaeass q Package Of 10 Whole geo
=. 10 Hail -
10 Quarter = .....-...... 10
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rX- Frank Flagg vas badly beaten on the tth
inst, az Coiambus Ga, by William Skates, Who in.
mediately skased away, sse hss DOT been heard Of
sisec.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY L.OTs
FOR SALE

VIII AIINlL TIT - y IL NNN y N1WNH
FOR SALE.
OxE Lst hroaanE Mspe street. % fest raunag hack
" l9o vim q sapsre Brick pHeing coaasinlng a. -
rsous ; god CiSiern. saaks House., &C..
Aso oae treating lee feet "a Pearl an1 10
FEET 1eep Wilh rod seFy hick House. eoueinnfs
Fe9ns silehsk, a. sod as sl,Ee
house. aoth ansiy ssh shEubber5, shaas az
az ~ NAAcR 4 wo0DWAkQ,
JAnKs n. MuRk3Ll.
er NN. L. AAhCE
aaFefas ROOD fsrzns 8e iusproFsd, naaT N11AHlIles
A larss nuuser 81 snia preFed ais.
arsere s3arsn ats sruln - Is ncsrt. the Gag.
fAaae uiaAlof = pzreAaza I'll ~ Nea e cal sea- -
lanT - II. -. a ANfE. a t4fsffs&a en
- sale ~ Drargin ana cu.sF nrchents q ~ 4srl
J q ~ urite'i slsiea aa4 ~ eskassss - =
aplssssp - .. aAAf. NsWva4A
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

Chronic Diseases, Of almost every kind, only be
reached through the blood where they orig nate and
"Carers spanYh Mixture" is the only purifier Of that
e-stream it is the only true remedy for such diseases
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

CB- Judges BAXTER and Turner entertained a
large number the legal profession, and others,
Thursday night at Riddeherger's. In addition TO the
greater portion of the bar Of Nashville there were
a number Of representatives, of the profession
present from other portions Of the State.
1t is not ofteu that a body Of men get to-
gether anywhere, 81 the same number, COM
bining much talent, energy, enterprise, and
real worth. The occasion was a happy reunion.
The most rigid and unbending. the most thought,
fu ard careworn, gave way for the nonce to ies-
tiyity ard entered into the hilarious spirit of the
evening" with zest promotive Of good feeling
aud genuine enjoyment. As might have been ex-
pected in such a company, speeches were made,
characterized by eoquence, wit, humor, AID senti-
ment, closing generally with appropriate toasts.
The entertainment was in all respects crcditaoe TO
the liberaty Of the worthy Judges, and was pre-
pared by Riddleberger in his best style.
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LIS Prizes amounting flOS 90
Tickets $40 90; Halves SIS 90; Quartsrs $3.50.
SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES!

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS %.
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia. in Public
TUESDAY, JAN. goth, 1857, on the Plan Of
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A CARD.
fTNHE partnership OF W. 4 7. II. GREENFIELD CO,
1 having expired by limitation, have this day sold
interests In the entire Of Furniture Carpetng
Pianos, &c, TO THOMAS II. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON, whom we take pleasure in recommending to
old customers and doubt not they will give general
isfaetion 10 all who may favor them with aean.
W. GREENFIELD,
jan6 A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted TO W. 7. II. Greenfield Co., are
Invited 70 call at their old stand and settle.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

0DD Fellows HALL-ARcrIc REGIoNs-LAsT
DAY.-There will be an exhibition to day Of this
brilliant achievement OF art-aiternoon and even
ing. The vivid representation, aud hle>like reali-
ties, that pass in before the eyes Of the
behoder, make this great work unsurpassed, or
unequaled in the annals Of panoramic exhibition.
/ Tbs scenes and objects represented so promi>
III aud distinct, that the natural impulse is TO
step on board the steamers and vessels, pluck the
beautiful foliage from the trees, shake the grotesque
Esquimaux by the hand, or shrink from the pom
derous, yet beautiful icebergs, whose formidable
heights look fearfully ominous. To be apprecia>
ted, il must be seen. Once seen, it can never be
forgotten. Last evening a crowded house assem-
hled 20 witness the exhibition and manifested their
APPROPRIATIONS by thuuders OF applause.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

FREsH SHAD.-The promptness and despatch Of
Adams & Co.'S Express Company never abAtes nor
AAgs. Asan evidence of il, yesterday they brought
to this clay lot Of fresh shad bus few hours out
ofthe 'bripy sea. We are indebted to Nc. a. X
Holt, the agent in this city, Tor hne specimen of
THE delicious fish. lie viii be receiving them ev.
ery few DAYS now until the Iast run
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

LoUIsvILLE btskss HOUsE.--ln another place
will be found the card OF Smith, Guthrie Co.,
Commission Merchants, Wholesale Grocers, and
dealers 10 Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco,
&c, Louisville Ky. This firm is compose OF re
sponsible aud thorough business men, and does a
very heavy and extensive business. Several Of
the largest business houses in This city already
doing business with then. They keep very large
stock Of goods on hand and We have no doubt that
they sell % very accommodating terms.
10. o. F.--At abe regular meeting Of Nask}lS
Lodge No 2, held on Thursday evening last, the
the following officers we're Installed tor the ourresI
term, to wit: d. O. Ramsey. n. IS. r. nol,
Inns, V. G.; W. Giena, soe.'Y; James L Hayne-,
Treas For Rep 60 q. l. ol tas state, P. G W. A.
Wherry was elected.
At the regular meeting Of Trabue Lodge No. 10,
held on Monday night last the iOlioving Offices
installed Gee. w. Dsrden, ~ G. Z Beaumont
V. G., z P. Fort, sse.'y; W. caneron, Treas
The following officers were Installed Al the riga
lar meeting OF Tennessee Lodge No /. 90 Tuesday
night lass William ThurmOnc; n. @; ~ C. Foalk
v. GIN. d. a. MeNOIen, Sec ,; 7. L. Marshall.
Treas.
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by Cameron & Fall. Terms So, per year.
FINE RETAIL BooT AND SHOE SroRE.-The store
Of Snyder Frizzell, on the Square, Qatey occu.
pied by Thompson Co. } is 0ae Of the neatest and
most commodious boot and shoe houses 10 the city.
These gentlemen have recently fitted it upsin ine
style and filed it with every variety Of goods in
their line, viz: boots and shoes, of all kinds styles
and varieties, trunks, vnses, carpet bags, &c. &c.
The fret floor is devoted to the retail trade Of the
finer articles in the shoe and DOot trade the second
story to coarser work, and the third trunks &c.
Any aud all persons in want OF any Of these goods
will 6ud the article they want at this establishment
get it at a fair, price and be certain TO receive
prompt attention from the polite, courteous
and accommodating gentlemen connected with IT,
Remepber the place. just one door from their late
stand on the Square.
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AUCTION SALES.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES BIT
TT < FRENCH & SON

hEGULAh AUV11UN Da41I u uA1JIGIs4Io D
III. S. FREN CHI & SON.
ON TUESDAY Jan. b. 1851, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, viii
" oGer TO- sale in front Of our Warehouse Of MSr
ket and Cla streets, the following articles to wi;
100 hhds Sugar, 100 bxs best ralloW Candies,
Is ibis LoaI Sugar, 100 boxes Cheese,
so bbs Crushed Sugar; 500 b5s Whisky, assorted
200 bags Rio Coffee; brands,
so bags Iaguyra Coffee; % bbls American Brandy
Is bags Java Coffee; 10 4 bbis DO DO
so ca Ks super Carbonate 10 bbls Gins
CT Soda 10 bbls Y. 0. Rum,
1000 key. Nails so bbIs julius II. Smiths old
80 bbls Vinegar, Reserve WHISKY,
100 doz Buckets e5 bbis Old Bourbon Whisky,
100 bbls Molasses 20 bbls Old Rye Whisky,
so Ibis Mackere Nos l. O. 100000 Cigars, various
and3 brands
10 bags Pepper, 100 boxes Melee Cigars,
so bags Ginger 100 boxes CherOots,
ceroons Indigo, 10T boxes Tobacco, w. II.
2aO boxes star Candles House and other brands,
2C0 y boxes do; 80 boxes Jars,
200 y do do 100 boxes Tumhers.
Together with v rious other articles in our line.
Jan II. s. FRENCH SON,
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NEW FIRM.
. H UHNkNFI.LI sldH FATTkksOl
GREENFIELD g. PATTERSON.
First Glass ROarding HOUSE

TIVE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Mash.
vile and is vicinity that he Is prepared 10
modate all the Day Roardrrs that will call him. bis
house is always open 20 the travelling community; Aad
hoping that his friends and ae4uAinsanoes vii give him
isps-u Rw. WITHIN sFoS. Agent,
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NASHVILLE Journal OF medicine AND SURGERY.
The January number Of this monthly is on our
table. Ii is filed with the usual amount Of matter,
interesting and valuable 10 the medical fraternity
It's typographical appearance is very fine. Printed
by Cameron Fall Terms s. per wear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-09

for Mr.. Whaley, "a very pleasant and estimable
gentleman purely on personal grounds?
Is it not q fact notorious" that many voters
were, MS they believed, committed to Mr.. Wha.
ley before Mr. Barker:was presented as a candi-
date, and that these gentlemen voted irrespec-
tive of any political issue?
Mr.. Barker was very young man, brought
out only seven days before the election-but lit
tie organization among his friends, and no dis
tinct party issue presented. But notwithstand.
ing this, am of opinion that Mr.. Barker, who
had done good service in 1855, got decided
majority Of those who, with the assistance of
the Mercury, re-organized the Southern Rights
party at the meeting referred to in August of
that year.
Why should the Mercury arrogate all the
credit of the late triumph to itself? Does the
Mercury suppose that the magnificent vote in
the Upper Wards was effected by its lucubra.
tons on Kansas and the Cincinnati Convention?
Will it give no share of the credit to its Know.
Nothing allies? But Mr. Whaley himself-will
the Mercury conccde nothing to his good-hu'
mored face, his iarcile manners, his many high
qualities, and his skill in the way Of making
friends in contest not aroredty of party
character?
The late election proves nothing but the old
lesson, that combination and energy can always
carry community when it is caught mapping
For one am now WIDE AWAKE.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
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DOLLARS and Fifty CENTS if not paid within ak
uonths-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
ly limited al the time of subscribing, will be con-
tnued until all arrearages paid at the option oi
ths Publisher.
Subscriptions oul oi The District and from other
States mus, invariably b- paid for in advance.
RATES OF ApYEETIsING.
All advertiselnents will De correctly and cunspcu-
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BREWER lines or ess for the frs: insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion. When only pub
lished Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged.
Each and every Transient Advertisement, TO secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably be
paid in advance.
All Advertisements not having the desired number
OF insertion. marked on the margin, will bo continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring TO advertise by the year oan do SO
on the most liberal tsrmsit being distinctly under
stood that contracts for yearly advertising are COLI
fined to The Immediate Legitimate business Of the f'r
or individual contracting.
All communications uf q personal character will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length
will be- charged for the overpus, at regular rates.
Announcing Candidate mot inserted uhlil paid
or,) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays Tolled Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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COMM U MIC Alto E S.
For the AdYertiser.

TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE KANSAS CAUSE.
It has been seen by the letter Of Gen. ArcHIs-
SOY, published in the Advertiser week before last,
that pressing demand for money yet exists among
the members Of the Southern Rights party in Kan
sas, and that the funds subscribed at the meeting
in this Village on the 4th of July for the Kansas
cause, will be thankfully received by our friends
in that Territory. Two hundred and forty Dollars
(s240) were subscribed on the 4th and rendered to
Gen. ATcHINsos, but for reasons already known,
the subscriptions were not fully collected. Az
Chairman of the meeting on tho 4th, upon whom
dcvolvcd the duty of taking subscriptions and of
forwarding the money to Kansas, respectfully
ask those who subscribed, and have not paid their
subscriptions, to hand me the money at their ear
liest convenience, in order that it may be RENTED
forthwith to Gen. ArcHINsoN. A cordial invita-
tion is also extended to Others who have not sub
scrbed to assist in raising funds for the cause OF
Kansas. 1t is a good cause-a Southern cause
and needs the aid of every Southron, who can
yield his sympathy or his purse 1t sa cause, also'
which will succeed, if supported by proper efforts
on the part of Southern men,
W. C. NOR ACNE,
Chairman Public Meeting.
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mannerly ;ntruders, is too much to be borne pa.

mannerly ;ntruders, is too much to be borne pa,
tiently.
In all seriousness, appeal to my fellow ci'i-
zens, among whom was born to say whether
newspaper IS to be allowed to assign to ME my
political position, and deny to me even the right
Of explanation.
Am who, from birth, nurture, education and
association, am as likely to possess heart that
feels, and head that understands what are State
Rights and Southern Rights as any one OF the
four or half dozen editors that supply the her'
curry, to be dsparaged before my fellow.citizens
among whom always have lived and always
mean to live and to be denied the plain right OF
explanation and selfdefence. If | stood alone,
what is my caac to-day, might be any mans to-
morrow. But represent now and on this occa-
sion, large body OF native South Carollnianz,
and true Southern men denied hearing in the
city of their residence.
Thi, is question far above any involved, s
conceive, in tho recent election. Mr. "hsley
is gentleman whom l respect personally. and
absolve him from all participation in the inisrti',
resentation "put FORTH" und in regard 10 which
the Mercuryrefuseg to allow farther discussion
in its columns. The majority of those whovoted
for Mr.. Whaley are conscious, and, as honorable
men, doubt not, would admit that the Mercu.
ry has, will not say intentionally, mlsrepresen'
ted the motives controlling them in casting their
votes.
1t is the unjust attempt of this press to elevate
its personal tavoritcs ut the expense OF others,
that consderr the subject of reprohation.
The Mercury rejoices in the sonbriquet of the
Hotspur of the Press. 1t "caviIs," no doubt,
"on the ninth part of hair" where only the
public good is concerned; but, like Hotspur, to
ia rceli.dcserriny friend" its charity and gene,
rosity knows no bounds. l remember an old
lady, once well known among the religious com,
munity in this city, whose views on theology
were those of the EXTREMIST Calranistic school.
According to her public avowal of doctrine
marrow" indeed, twas the way" and " few,
very few there were who walked therein. But
so kind was the old lady's temper that, through
out her very long life, no friend Of hers ever
died, that she did not perceive abundant evidence
of "redeeming grace" Whether from kind
temper or not, will not discuss; but the Mer.
cury is very like her in throwing the mantle OF
charity over its friends, while the faggot and
stake is too good for all others who cannot walk
the I" AL Sirat" of their erection.
WIDE AWAKE.
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r,,r, v.11.sTR EFT PANIC.

It aecns to Lc pretty generally conceded that the
late Wa!l-srcet panic will be attended with good.
Tho apceulators moving rathor fast md hence
u shock was indispensable. The Express says:
eff anybody thinks Inc country is "ruinr'l"-that
body is in rereric and The quicker il is worked out
Of his head tho better. The country, first is too hig
to be ruined by such lito ripple-and next. it is.
just no, too prosperous to be ruined st all. There
ro u bc great losses among capitalists. no doubt-and
they must sufcr-hut in the riSacity Of { land Of
trulc like this, they will .oon recover Tho railroads
exist il they did sa, ;neir builders sd they are
very profitable to ths rs'ris-sad, if lhoy f' they
will Lnt pas, from ono set cf k,uds 70 another. The
great Tracks asd Inc, cf concentrating are tAe Ppmc
and ths oGnrr'vs is h;s.. p!usse, aud howl ,st
~ evUr III. Ind op4ns N;ta s,vrs. Tho Ea.vcs:
has seldom hcsn sd aavsd4aL If Is Our o-rsvagsni
expenditure wcuro rlrrkr'i little, 30 much tie better.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE !STEA JfER NORTH


ST. JoHNs, N. B., Sept. 5.-The steamship
North America arrived off Cape Race, on Thurs
day, and by her arrival We have news from Lir-
erpool to Wednesday, August 26th.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26.-The Cotton market was
active on Monday and Tuesday, at an advance
of one.eghth, and with sales of 900 bales, clio.
sing with on advancing tendency.
Breadstuas had declining tendency, and
buyers demand reduction in prices.
Sugar closed buoyant at Cd. advance.
Consols quoted at 903.
The Cholera was abating at ST. Petersburg.
The Government of Madagascar bas recon-
mended persecution of the Europeans.
The harvest in Turkey was successful
French ships have been ordered to render aid
to the English forces in China.
Several commercial failures are reported in
Liverpool.
/ Differences exist between Turin and Naples
The English Parliament has been prorogued
New YORK SATURDAY, Sept. 5.-The Cotton
market is firm with sales of 700 bales. Flour is
heavy, with sales of $500 barrels; State and
Ohio declined Is cents, and Southern 10 cents.
Wheat dull, with sales of $4,000 bushels OF o
decline of from to cents. Corn heavy, sales
$1,000 bushels at from "a to 76c. for mixed.
Turpentine closed firm at a slight advance, and
quoted at 48 cents per gallon. Freights are
firmer,