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MASONIC RARAS, JEW ELitY MILITARY,
COLLEGE, AND SOCIETY METALS,

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New aad or gnal
4 designs of Marks Pins, Stads Sc, y
Orders by mail attended to. Door Places Notary Corpora
ton Seals, with without pssss. Bridal visiting PROBES
sion Cards, engraved to order, the notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Institute, for the
Manu- acturlng OF Masonic and fine JeWeiry,
EDGARF. BATON, 722 Chestnut Street,
ilnel3-Iy fv.R.P.I Phiisdeluhia Pa
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AITGTaIkOn
1st of DeeemSer, 1857.
Fret Cas- per s. 100 lbs, 10
Third &
Boxes, hats, rs
Furnituse and Carriages boxed, an other light
goods not enumerated. Carboys Of Acids OF
other Chemicals, per 100 lbs, 20
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fonesa Books, Stationery, Boots, 81 oes Liquors.
Oils, &c, % bottles, Campnine and Spirits Ferpentns
barrels CsfPstnE China Glass and Glasswsse Cigars in
boxes or bses Drugs FRUITS Fruit Trees and shrub5ey
Fdrs, Harden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates lat owners Oysters 10 and jars addery.
Tin and Brttania Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND GLASS;
Hardware, except such specified in third class Coffee
Milk, Machinery, Foreign Liquors Ia barrels and pipes
Tobacco in rolls and boxes Oils barrels
and casks Crockery aud Qusensware and casks
Nice Whiting, Plas'er, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, shoves Spades sad Iron, Zinc and Tin in pigs,
and Cotton oordase Coffee hesyY Castings NIL Gearing
ChAi rs and Spikes, and Rosin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Garages boxed, end n
light articles rot also Cafboys of Acds othe
Chemicals win be charged double first class ritz rome
J<g- Have every package plainly marked WI
consignee destination and depot Of delivers, nems
this matter prevents delays and lOses
delivery. sPeeu
Goods shipped via Savannah, sho1i "a ~
Of Central hi FSaa SasRn9sA and Packages Eaarked car
Goods shipped via Charleston shouu Re eon.,rned N N
Agent OF 9e aohtn Carolina railroad Charleston and PACK
sge marked care Agent 5. O. r. E. Charleston s. C.
The through ratesss above all EXPENSES from New
foFk TO Nashville NO commission, drayGgs or aoha1dg
/ charged either at Charleston o. SasGnaah : =
Shippers may rely upon Uniform and prompt delive
RES by both lines oteTcharges and dam ages By eits
line will be adjusted BY the agents Of the Nashville an
Chattanooga Road
Ia Of los, missing goods will take charge of an
correspondence necessary for heir recovery not ound
will pay for the at the expiration Of 80 days after no
tce sgven 81 notices Of lost goods, eRDills or eta
fSRs the GskUiHs and Chattanooga ROGd mast BE- "a
| dressed 10 II. anderson, SHpt A'aSRoiie.
Merchants when 10 New York viii receive every informs
ton and as Stance in shipping, appiy the Agent
the Charleston Line, No 1875 broadway and The Sa anna
Line, no, 10 broadway
| CHA'S w. ANDERSON,
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DISSOLUTION.

u He partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and AIvah Mitchell in the name and stye Of Sn
MITCHELL is this day dissolved by mutual consent James
Sloan assuming all Liabilities nd responsibilities Of Che ate
hrm paying all debts and receiving all dues from and amer
his date and Will continue the Marble Business at the ola
tand, corner OF summer and Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May Z, 1857. JAMES SLDsN
my8-du. ALVAH MITCHRLL
Attest, 4. ". PARRbR,
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Cigars.

$4,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 initiative do do
$1,000 assorted brands.
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MARBLE WOhK.

The subscriber has hand the largest best assormen
Of MARBLE and MARBLE WORK ever offered in the city,
to which he particularly invites the attention the public
De prepared 70 execute all Jobs in Ills line In the bsst style
o the srt, and at short notice. LABS SLOAN
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Tobacco.

80 boxes Langhorn's Gold Leaf To6scco; ;
leo do other choice brands
30 do common MaEufae ere.
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- SCALES! SCALES!I SCALEsH
MALL EX,S IMpR0KED CATTI Z
NC Clure, Buck & Co,

I'm PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.,
NO. Is MARKET STREET,
HAVE always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Timed
IL copper RiVets, Castings PsOr and Chamber Crates
Stoves Tin Ware, aDd cOmPlete assortment OF arteies
usually Kept in our line.
CounLry Merchants requested 70 call aad sTamine
stock before purchasing elsewhere prepared -
oil their bls upon good terms any house oR Wsst
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Glassware

500 boxes at. and pit and half pit. Flasks;
IS gross Brandy Bottles, quarts;
geo boxes fum0ler5, assorted kinds;
100 do Window Glass, 81 e and IC>s u.
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SundTieS.

150 bis Walkers Ale
% casks London Porters, OTIS su6sots.:,
Is do Scotch Ale;
30 boxes Star and TalloE Csndle5i;
100 do Soap, No
so do Whraten Starch
8 do Smoking Tobacco;
40 do Scotch SLuf;
50 casks soda.
81 boxes Caiehup;
% do Pepper Sauee
50 do Pickles, 4 PAL as. aad' piss.
% do Lemon Syglp;
81 do Brandy Cherries;
20 cases SardisSs;
Is nests Painted Tubs;
81 dCzen Painted Buckets;
50 90 Cider do;
40 nests Market Baske's;
500 Dem1Ohns;
70 reens Wrapping Paper.
AGO bundles Wrapping Irvine
% boxes Pipes
20 cases Friction Matches;
10 6bls Backing;
100, OOO G. d. Caps;
So dozen Cotton Bed Cords
so do PlOw Lines;
IS coils Cotton Rope
Hoo kegs Nails;
10 Eerce kice
so dozen Wash Boards;
10 kegs Bar Lead
800 bags Shot;
70 halt chest imperial and Gunpowder Tea
20 DC Black and Young Tyson Tea
so bags Pepper and Splce;
81 bags Ginger;
6 bbls Alum
do Z. salts;
10 do Z. Birthstone:
500 pounds Indigo;
IS b xes Yeast Pogders:
2 casks Nader;
20 bags s. Almonds;
% bbls Pecsns
IA dozen b. Ooms;
% bbs Crackers,
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SOMETHIN q NEW. r..
SAMUEL C. BOYcK. GEORGE ELvERsoE
BOXSE G ELVER5 ON,

FURNISHING STORE,
NJ 20, PUBLIC SQUARE.
THE subscribers desire to call public attention to their En-
i TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Gas.
simeres, VestinRs, DrilIings, Ready Mad e
Clothing and a full stock of GenLlemenss Fur
niAhing Goods. =
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
cumstances, we will offer induce ments
tua time dealers aud solicit the trade
of our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We would cali
special attention to the assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
and Vesngs, which will make up order in the Iaes,
styles and warranted 10 t sale We also call atten
ton TO stock of Ready made Clothing manufactured
expressly for trade which TO sell AT
the lowest prices and thereby merit patronage Our stock
of Gent emen Furnishing Goods will Away be found com
pete We will speedily have in store stoe of Bows
Clothing
WANTED-A few good JourneymeR-none but good one
need apply. BOYSE & ELVEKSON
is0o-u No. 20, Public Square.
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BOYERS.

GALLATIN, TENNESSEE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE O. s. COURT OF CLAIMS
STAIRS
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE.
suP2O- n
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Mount aagle TripoIe.

w have just received from Boston, large lot of this
W popular article. For cleansing indows Mirrors, and
Glassware Is cheaper than Dderi II the
known for cleaning aud furnishing GOld silver, Copper
Steel Tin and all metals tle of il does great
dea and it therefore economical and its Introduce
tpn is all that is needed bring daily every
family that studies and comfort We have concluded
10 retail 1t at the Boston price, that ali classes may be as
10 uss ii daily.
ALSO,
Bristol Brick Dust, for sharpening Knives, &c,
a useful and cJnOmcal cOntriyancs.
We have also the famous
Furniture Polish. for Tenoysting old Furniture
Car ages, Harness, &C.
Liquid Glue, in small bottles, for repairing furni-
tuE5, C. &c.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick, Of the best brands for
sale low by may MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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ChARLESTtjN AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
N2EH z

Q through Rates from New YORK and PhfE-
sadelPhEaz 80 Lasnville, in connection
steamship Lines, to continue with
out alteration from list June 40
st
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Flour.

loo bbls extra brand Flour
500 sacks brakes Mills;
500 y sacks brakes Mills.
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NAe have on hand small supply Of the famous Patent
w SIX Minute EFeeZerS, shat have given 50
much satisfaction in IN which they have been
used
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
AM NOW offering for sale some OF the most desirable
property to be had IN Nashville - wit:
THREE SMALL, WE'LL IMPROVED FARMS
three and four miles from the eoryoraton near good
PIKE ROADS, small houses and lots aud the corpora
ttOui
I2 Fine Building Lots
in the diff ren Additions /, Nashville. Also one Lot on
Market between UHiin and Church Streets being
best business locations 10 the city.
For terms, &C., applyto JOHN NICHOL,
ljue 7-Im*t Gen. A9t
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Liquors.

800 bbls Pixies, Deans, and Sam. Hals's Whisky;
IS bbls Robertson County Old Rye AID BOurbOn 90;
20 bbls Holland Gin
Is bbls N. L. Rum
80 do American Brandy;
2 CASKS CataW ba Brandy;
s bbs Apple do;
bbis Peach do;
% bbls Native Vine
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I ASTING Caters with and without heels
IL Congress Caters, with and " hout heels,
Lasting Front Lace CATER,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace.
" win heels,
=" Boots, with Or WulO ut heels.
:" Slippers and Buskins,
French Kid Slippers BSskins;
French Kid Slippers, win heels.
JuneS SNYDER & FRIZzRLI.
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Foreign Brandy G. WINE.

10 half pipes Ceebrated Brandy;
so skets Champagne;
10 boxes White Wine
"a half pipes Sherry, Port and Msdira Wine
We the agents in Hashv 5ef worth 3 CataEbs
Wine that's so very popular.
may6-u BURGE &ALLEN.
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SOC bbls Kanswha Salt;
2GoO sscks Fine and Coarse San.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

reaction cannot fn 10 follow such exciting period
A. all the most chances have calculated upon
and the results anticipated, leading spectators will not
differ long before getting out of them
~ Mirss has taken advantage OF the excitement 10 open
Monday the subscription for the koman Railway,
which event they had been preparing by many advertise
stating it, advantages, proceeding from
the populous country through, the high rates of Ia
rms conceded and the guarantee of six cent interest by
the Papol government, II Is started With capital Of
hundred and seventy millions OF francs, in shares of
500 francs nsued at 5l0 francs. There BE- but
a moderate demand up % this day.
The Russian railway shares IN stoa Qtlp Adyices
from ~. Petersburg notice good demand for them IL
asserted yesterday that the had removed
the prohibition on the newspapers ca advertise the sub
scrptions in their columns don't guarantee the anthem
ITCHY OF the report for the present AT all events II will
be done the occasion of IA. Grand Duke Constannes
journey TO Paris IN the meantime proDsssSe dd,sas
negotiated in the couisc OF the Bourse $40 franc $50
francs Ia. share Of 500.
That institution (the cousse) has again disturbed
by rumors of contemplated be taken by the
government Tor it, suppression In fact II has several
times under Discussion but has been found very difficult
81 hnd practical way " do away with IT, The cobcusion
has been that IL Was "A necessary evil.
The Credit Mobiier does not attract much attention now,
many OF the enterprises patronzes being quoted below
par Il expects to take start when the Russian rail
ways open Ia publc' subscribers. Its shares still
II .+o2 90 Bank Of France 4175f
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Oar Paris Financial Correspondence.

xcAs.eS IA oe trnch Nous MarEst-opaiops Regarding
~ Ne4e Uayai Saras niri6-Tacrc1se in ~ Prices #
ps>aoA hra.iies--TIe TrdL IN SirsT and Gokf--TD
Yssnch Bu,,oS far ne Fer 1s5s--ATproprosior for u
YSsscaantic Sxcmsrs--faJror Si,dtion q > Bank Of
ySoao-L legislation Agains UsirJtBuoydacy IF Roilvay
Spsl--TNe fiasio esuseu ne Ly.rs and kod1erroaeoa
Lxaes-7Ae bomon and RsSidH Rdilcrya--Oba'eaJldtd
ysyyy,ssioa y Js cosliSc, DC, DC.
NO events Of importance have, during this fortnight,
pvsht any charge The general situation Of The financial
v,,rael has kcrt about the appearance noticed
N nv ,at letter. Advces from the interior stu rather
vcrabc bu, have influence upon the money market,
- cannot have any long from London there =
~wr a improved prospects. We have had All the time
.sesSy demand for money. easy supplied by Offers ut
cSsrae rates, I'LL the lat two days, when The monthly
u.xse settlement Of the account caused q sudden
usnnss in consequence Of the wants Of money seculs
-. ssep,y engaged for rise. Rates for carrying
800 advanced 20 II and 10 per cent Outside OF the
psovxo IN. pressure s not been felt. AMI there y
go, IN be over alter the settlement day. Tho weather
s,p.es quite favorable to the grain crop, AM c fall
~ uv,ccs is general all over the country.
r,s same inactivity Is stu prevailing N u's m,nufsn-
..r,... bu, the ,raae, which had been buying hut
.yns,y during the ls, month, has many wants a. sup
,,v and seems inclined enter the market The
.o.,cement Of your new tariff has been received bore
-. faxorahly; III dispositions have b-an cammsu.d
vrcu by ,he newspapers, AMI righ'-oasly t-S-vcd -
,,a liberal and above the most s,ngine expectation II
an increase ~ great extent the uspsscIons bclw-u
sssn countries The short time allowed ell che spi'cs
TN of the new duties does not leave any hope " ser bu
vsvy small part al your immense stock daisssd OF ee
src the rst Of July Con c1ucny fears arr easraioed
f heavy losses ODE borne by many of your merchants,
sAsush they must BE- decreased by the steady enanceinen
Ssiucsi every kind Of goods sss
~ same may be said of brsndes Of which high prizes
Ave stl advanced c@ton o. large increase Va inc
s,eapd from, your markets Shipments VIII DC reduced
esUvse dsrna one or tao months, but They wa soon take
uew Impetus You may safely depend upon peng over
scshed with everything before x month, have esmse g.
M Mcuipr has publ he'd the Custoin House report for
Dc month Of rsbrusry. II shows but suEht increase N
6he smpcyte but steady one in die consampeon c voc
eoGntry the amount q duties collected having pecn
UDe7 Acct against ~, 0o ,8esf last year The exports
avs s The increase for every article excep WIPES ana ary
Rces; they both In dinuton q 20 J1 cent, owing
IN mo high prices railing here.
ne trade in silver and gold k st following the came
esose-eScess OF imports OF gold, but steady and larger
s~a ever sfbus Of silver. II has been rs follows
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New York lcrad.l
TRIBUNAL az COMMERCE or NAlesIfI.LEs--sTrTISe
oF NARCH %.
Presidency OF VI. Geinmg.
in number nj last Saturday gave hr7efy IA.
result of this important Tn. following the
ing OF the Judgment. which Ia favor II tap Durham
tounsel either side having born heard the documents
haned IN having been cSsnine' inquiry having bcen
made, Capt. Durham being present
Considering. IN fact that The - Of t November, at
II O'clock IN the evening during starry though iosgy
night, collision TOOK psc. ut between the American
bark Adrisc and the French siasfuar Ivounals about
seventy miles from New York
That immediately Subsequent 10 this coils lon after
short moment delay si"rn ui the j. un, the Adrlaic
oontnued on her course, steering IN She direction nf tc
nearest post, 10 order b. repair The hJarss che had
That on his arrival at Gloucester the lh Of Novcmber)
The captain ~ the Adrsi.o tlerc1pon oade has report
according to the legal firms OF The United state and
warded to The pom OF Belfast where he belonged and
the aforesaid report wa there made public
That The lyonnsls, which did na appear 10 have 20
cevcd any injury IN consequence Of the collision C'u
nued on her ceurse without sckenng speed, aud ths
was only ton minutes subsequent 10 the thai any
leakage show ing elf the vessel began 10 "a terl and
that OF Ter thriysiV hours heroic bot useless -gc.
sbe dsppesred in the waves
That he eecond Ecatenapi. Inggere rairsculousls
Gaping from this great disaster with few companions Ia
misfortune, alter having been possd up BY abe vessel
fsc, reached the port Of New York, where within twenty
four hours Of has arrival he made his report before che
That tho aic after having repaired her pisres and
concluded her voyage shipped cargo Of wood AZ Ssvsl-
mat having arrived in me latter nen,saei pcr4 aud
her presence hers Dreaming known Messrs Cashier,
ros The owners OF the Iyonnsis, the latter made mc.
dae opposition 90 the epsrure OF the Adac aud cited
Captain Durham, who commanded her appear before
,he tribunal OF the place there TO b. condemned in the da
images resulting from the collision, which, according t.
Gauther Bros, had taken plsoe Ny the fault OF captain
Durham and in ccnseqocncc Of which The Icunais had
That Captain Dsrham has wAhstocl theae demands
Illegal and unfouode and has p,cadsd for adipcsop IN
ms iasor ~ damages FOR the prei'oics and inrJ rased
hm BY Ne cpposscn raised % sls eepar,yc Of rs vss
se,--
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necessary reservations 70 the contrary tho Court admits
the exceptions taken by Captain Dunhan both against the
jurisdiction Of the French courts aho against the do
cree referring his demand for The damages which he alleges
he has suffered IN consequence Cf the proceedings had.
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THE CASE o. TINE STEAMER LlOyysls.

The Collision between tIse Lyoa,nt- and the
American Bsrt Adriatic-t;Iaiun Of Damages
opnIrtency of the French Courts 60
Award DaDaaEc~-fpeci-ion ta Favor OF the
American Captain. aud Order for the Inn
mediate Release oG his Vessel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

OF them, have been found yuilty and punished we
have At once the dc Jaeso concession OF mpsr-
ant portion Of the satisfaction claimed by tho Span
sh government THIS might Easily pa7e nc way
10 a complete >rmisdtioa Of ne guard, which
will be still further facilitated II, some sxpect,
learn that Comonort has declared against Alvarez
whose barbares IL one 1.-THE Of what is related of him DO
true render undsservng OF the support OF any govern
calling Itself civilized and entitle him % rank with
the savage chiefs who sullied BY their adoS
ties the fair face Of the New World.
Prom the London Chronicle, April
The Mexican agent in Madrid (says letter. II employ
ing officially and non officially all his efforts IN caln down
the Spanish government but the latter is determined 70 act
theoretically the Of full rcparaton for IN griey-
ances not being made.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-26
The EOIIan Harp.

There is a stream of music slumbering ia all
nature: il awakens when called forth by an ade-
quIte motion OF bodies The whisliag wiuds in
the tops Of the trees-the waves of the ocean tost
ing against the rocks of she deep-the mesnder
ing stream, murmuring DER its pebbly bed-the
falling leaves, the evening breeze, stealing
through the foliage Of the bower-the hummiug
of the BEEN foe every motion in nature gives
birth TO sounds belonging 10 this solemn strain.
The mystery OF which we speak, for, indeed, a
mystery il is, is s;rikingly manifest 10 the chords
Of the eoiAn or wind harp. This natural instru-
ment was invented or rather discovered by 9
monk, Athanasius Yireher, about the middle OF the
18th century. Il consists in a number of strings,
from four TO eight, tuned 10 perfect unison. When
exposed to the streaming air the sIrngs sound frst
only their common tone, that is 10 unison. With
the increasing stream OF air the tone swels, aud,
like the opening rosebud reveals its snshrlned
beauty to the eye, conveys to the ear a variety OF
tones, whish, in purity, tenderness and elasticity,
far surpsss the production of any srtistic instra-
meut yes, even the best human voice. From th :
sOftest piano, scarcely perceptabe TO the ear, to
the loudest forte, an iaiGilAble swell touches ne
with sweet melancholy aud carries our thoughts
far beyond this materil world Then, for q mo-
ment at least, We arr inclined 20 believe In the
legend Of "The Harmony OF Spheres"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-26

GOOD HoTEL'-A good hotels a blessing any
where. 1t is a tressure,-a rich jewel 10 the cap
Of any town or city. Wherever one is found 1t
cannot be too often, or two warmly, commended.
Sometimes in our wanderings we have come across
one when least expected, not in greAtcity, but in
quiet pleasant country town; and we have always
remembered them an oasis 10 desert. Our neigh
Dor town OF Franklin has one Of these rare nstitu-
tons, the WILLIAMSON House., kept by Mr. n. O.
DAVID. No one who stops at it will so away un-
satisfied or complaining The proprietor under
stands his business too well, even to permit such
an occurrence. He prdes himself upon keeping
good house, aud he lets nothing happen to depre-
cate It's reputation.
Give his house trial. reader, II you have occa-
sion, and see il we err.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BK THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.l

SHKLBERERKE, Nova ScorIA, May 2S.-The ship
Robert S. Lane, with 600 Emigrant passengers
from Liverpool for New York. struck Brazil Rock
of Cape Sable, 90 the night Of the 2lst., injurng
her considerably. She backed off however in q
leaking condition.
About 200 women and children were put on
board Schooner and landed here all well
The ship by pumping, arrived here without fur
Their damage.
WASHINGTON May 23-Knman, the California
huuter presented Buck-Horn Chair TO President
Buchanan to-day. Humorous speeches were made
by both
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Dr. Charles O. Fraley,
Of the Interior Department, died this morning.
BosToN, May 25.- Governor King, of New York,
and John p Kennedy, of Baltimore, have accept
ed invitations to attend the Bunker Hill celebIa-
ton. The "Columbi4" Guards, OF Columbus
Ohio, will also attend.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The mail from Terre Haute
to Chicago, supposed to contain much money, was
robbed at Nation last week; the robbers are as
yet undiscovered.
LOUISVILLE May %. River falling with six feet
water on the falls. Weather cloudy and windy.
Thermometer S5 There is fifteen feet water IN
the river channel between here and Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-The fruit crop, excepting
p caches, promises more than an average yield.
NEW YORK, May 25.-A leading firm of this
city has failed in consequence of losses on Erie
s cck.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-26
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This strong language yet BooLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
(recenty mprove proved to be by the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston among whom
DR.. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofhe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists heterogeneous
nourshing to the hair destructive, Others 3D.
Does stain hurt the skin Sd. Is easily applied
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown
deep black, natural appear marvellous. Manu-
facured sold and applied by WM BOYLE 277 Washington
street, Boston. dec10-hllmay31