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Gold Medal Pianos !

STEINWAY SONS, Manufacturers,
O wALRER STREET, NEW YORK uw
. H Received the following FTzsT PRIzR zssilII
MEDALS in Competition with the best mNkersJ IN N
Of Boston, New York. PhisdelphiS and Bal u
tiufore:
TwO FIRST PR ZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
AGOLD MEDAL at ths Crystal Palace, New York, No.
vember 1873 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last SIX years)
GOLD MEDAL At the Mar yland Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yorl, November 1885. Among the judges the
Arst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason
Gottsehak, Wollenhsupt and manv others. ST. 4 Pi
with and without the Iron RrAme)
three years a written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped Without charge. Prices moderate.
heclH-lY-V
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FOR SALE.

r OF No. iOi IN sheby's Addition, Woodland "a
IL street, OF the handsomest in the whole 40 =
clifton Apply TO .-
feblS A. v. b. LINDSLEH.
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HuMRuGII HUMBUGiIl

DIANO EORTEs, ransA snd Rs- ruzsF NR.uu
paired BY tAe undersigned IN . nenner
that eannet Re eqaaisd hy any other fsnsr W III
In tha sesilan Of ooansry Alsa AL kinds q Aasie inss
n1Bts Fenairea. ftt.ta
80 Psrfsct sstisfaeti~n gvsa charge
Orders m ~ The Aasie Stores n James Dgsone % IAns
4. hoazs. unbss ssses, sni - promptly attended e.
maze q ho8roN.
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GRENoBLE HOSE.

TTHIs SUPERIOR HOSE, man lfactured from the finest
HgMo, Is ziap:ed and especially recommended for
the OF FIRE Engines. Ms Manufactores ships, Sean
beats, Railroads. Hotes, Garden Ae Its 4ntages
other Hose its extreme htness ard cheapness
II will stard marh Leather Hose, and has
proved 20 du-be all the il needs after
Is % thorou SHY dry il in the open air.
PoT SALE ami orders received in sizes from TO inches
Ia diameter IN lengths from f0r to 200 feet, by
CH ARIES LEM iANN,
"a Cedar street, New York,
role gebts for the United States.
rerthca'es ofits superior qualities from tie Washington
and Brook yn g. Navy Yards irom Alfred Carson, Eq,
Chsi Engineer Of fhe New York Fire Department.; James
smith E.1 New York. L. Burton, Esq, Waterford,
Fire Engine Builders, and from Of the most proui-
nsnt mills and aauf4rtores ut Lowell, SC IN be ex-
aUined At he Office o. the advertiser. Hh I'm
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Facts AbOut Ambrotype..

A WRROfSPES we're "fatrodsced % IN Nashville
n By A. LARCOABE.
Ambrotypea made nowhere else 10 Nashville than A
4 . Anhrotype Raens, No. 90 College ST.
Ambroupes made upon doHbis plate gAss hefmsti.
eAy sealed and hns protected against AL psbty In
fary
AmoretYpa coaaaeFssits made sinEis RlAss aot
ssaisd and durNDle ordinary dague.reetype
AubFusypss naHs5 By nventfr 0distnraish
them from AL other petnre.. Other boFgou the a1s
end Apply tuisnor pcture which iAeks TIE main
s~ssHta ef Anaheutxp~-tnne and dErahists khia
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CCAe.Ee.--af sisss, Fsisbsnks' eelshFat Dermsna
- Fatfsrna cauatsr and GFocers' Scales In tore an4
icF sale q AssxissssEsss prsoss - sb-lr ss...s
asas ~ =. eoEpoH CO
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Piano FOrteS
Artificial Flowers,

PATETTED PATENTEOl
Brother Jonathan's Furniture Polish,
TIE only Patented Furniture Polish an
the World
1T TsH0ULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
1T has been admitted by every who has ever used It.
be the best article Of the kind invented IL Is
applied with piece Of Canton Fannel Wollen Cloth,
and dries Immediately, removing all saius grease and dirt
making your furniture oox well when II will
resist the action Of hot cod Beware Of Coun
terleitsl None genuine without JhR L. Brabyn the
label. PRINCIPAL Depot, 444 Broadway, New York
JOHN l.. BR ABYN CO.
Agents wanted in every Comfy and City throuehou the
United states. jani-Smv
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fRRsH ARRIVAL or PIANOS
TUsT reesiVed ey The subseFlesF, Ave of 1RuUm
~ these unrtVAled PIANOS, made by A. II. FS7&t&I4
Gale Co., of ieu roFk. which mates Il ~
nine the largest Sleek IN the city, eoaanK Of tA snd
oetasss 10 PLAIN and beauuiiy carved hosnsc0D
call kgcEy Plans sod b. me 10 uAFsaaied 10 sFsfy
partiruiar. J. A. MCCLURE. % Union street
r. ss-Iea puhiaAsd - ne. NE f0lloSeG LEhs a.
H0Es, aedoEa Waits. fsnass'se achostish and onsard
Rsu m sapPg of he above seauual songs Ana fisess
on hand. cailaaa gsia sapys erly i1e sAes.
dect J. A. ~
CoUNDs AND TONGUES, iasl receive. a.
- a~eIF RuMeErN
DEOWS--HsI1 rFssr's riaisbuIs nsvs On hssd ana
i EF sas ~ srSs .. D. picKET
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FOR RENT.

TIE Rutiedge Property, With sbous IS serei Of -
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences IL
fsLls AVS EINDsLEY.
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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM us USE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT

HOPE SPRINGS EXULTIKG FROM lis USE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!
DE kind enough reader. to give your attention mo.
ID ment and you viii learn what
The Gr&fenberg Health BitterS Are
Coed For!
They have been sold by the subscribers IL Tennessee
for years and this great truth they have facts
their possession thosSg that they have cured and helped
thousands Of cases of
INDIGESTION
Nervous Debility, Sickness At the Stomach
Der.ngement Of OftheDigsstiVs water Drssh, ,H1mOr',
Depression OMInd ard Spirits Costiveness; Jaundces
Oppression after Eating, Elatuleuey, Rheumatism,
Acid stomach, Female Distinctions, a.
Sick Headache, loss OF Appetite,
Pain In the Side, and
ToPoR OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS,
Reader! You are appealed 10 earnestly. pon say "If
icould only believe this TO be truel have some Of the
above complaints, and would take the medicine at
i'll could only have confidence" lr is TRUE. Come
then 70 your mind Is irritable dscOntented and gloomy,
ifyou have severe C'c Pains amer your food your
body begins TO waste or your strength to fail your
countsnanee assumes q hAggard aud sAos ssy ect,-R
you have difcuty in lying on your left slds- your
skin dry and shrivelledi you have appetite weak
spd variable and perhaps entirely destroyed-h your
Digestion II you have constant uneasy feeling In the
ach,-why, you troubled with INDIGESTION and
the,e BtteTs made Indigesp, and all its at
tendant is and while at nrst II Eenty stimulates the
stomach ansing agents.
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing Morbid VitiAted Humors, beAutifying the
face kindIng lie and energy in YOUR ebre Frame then,
reader will the world longer look dsI and Eloouy
longer will your dearest hope be bAnhed and thrust aside
bat with HEALTH AND RFNGTH.
The Gre enbsrg Health Iiers have cone wonders for
Many Witnesses are ready 10 testify TO th. statement
above made These LitteIs and ell the other GrHepberg
Medcnes Tor sale by every Druggist n every
the state, and are worthy Of ace on every counter
The rice liberal 10 Wholssae DE- aers and the Retail
price only 25e. IftheTe Is there should be city
town large Blanket, where IL cannot be iound all
over this glorious Union.
MACKENZIE 4 BECKwITB. Nashville,
Agents for the GrRfenberg Company for Tennessee Ala
bsma and Georgia ian29-u
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, a. theR16
IL junction Of Maple street and the M0rI w
turnpike. Lots are hundred and eighty-eight-@
feet deep and will he sold long time, the caring
iaterest than he does for prfncpdi Applyto
febll A. v 3. LINDELEY.
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ADVANCE IN corroN YARNS.

AUFANOE IN CUIIUH IAhNHs
nNand after Monday. iss December. ts5S, we ON aA-
~ vance ne pres 0fcoton YArns ONE CESf per aoaen
Oar prices sin thea ss ior Ne see ise.
800 1ac.
I" eoe lie
% TO Ice.
With per esnt oafoF lots 81 IS bags Ne alseoen
ailesed on orisrs soF teas than 2o bags
The rinas al which sell ssn- heretofore, viss
Ser al orders for less thsn IS oaxs. Cash.
s. bags and under - bags. 20 Gays.
"a 30 bags uore. menths
W. n. GORDON 4 90.
asci Aesats Cor fsanessez MAnufssfareTs
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RUIIDING LOT.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st., a
N sth WaId. near the Baptist Church. fronss 81
feet and IL 100 deep, with alley in the Is offered
very low. AptUto fbiS A. v. 8. LINDSAY.
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LSLMWOOD the residence Of the late Dr. Berry. 1,
Il Contains ten rooms, with kitchen serysnts' go
room '2ble cut houser stc. The ground conains
Eve with uit trees, good vegetable garden One
well Of water, etc. Apply TO -..
febII A. V. 8. LIHDSLEY.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ENGRkvINGs or TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF-
TIcE or GREAT BRITAIN, ECoLE de PHARMAcIE
PHARM AcIEN de PARIS, AND IMPEeIAL o0LLE0E
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per. and around each c-se Of
Triesemar No. I, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgsIn IHr ,TIoss,-vheh
liable to the severest penalties courts oflaw award.
nR. A. BARROW, Member the InperIai College ot
~ vienna an4 Royal CieEe Of surgeo-s, London, may
personally consue 1t his resdsn,e, 15T Prince street.
(few .o Is of BroadWAv New York. from II 10 the
morning q snd from TIL Ia the eysaing, Sundays
exceptefO unless by special appointment
=aIEsEMAR No /, l. the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMAroRRHGA, and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndscrin1ate too long
resd IN he's el@ates IL has nvigoraied and restored
% peri Ct health, thousands Of the de iated who
the enjoyment Of all the Func ions OF Manhood; and
whaievrr may he the cAUsEi. every DISou ALIFIcA-
derful isco-tTyi
TsIEsENaR No. IL completely AMI entirely eraalcAes
all traces Of 6onor hon boh in its mild and agxr waited
ention the Uras Pains of the Lons and Kineys and
those dorders vhCre copaiyA ard Cab bs hive 20 eng
been thought andate the run q The health OF .
ParIion Of he population.
rRIEsEMAR. No II-fsths great Continental Remedy
eyphis On seem AEy symptoms. II also constitutes
eertsin for scarvsy screfaA and al impurses RON
the vital stream arexsther eradicate The vus Of
disesse aud tHing Remedy for that OF die
orders which unfortunately the English ply ieiAn treats
nth Nsrrury TO the inevitable destruction Of the patent
eSns,isa ion. aud teh Al she sArsapaa IN the NO ID
cannot remove.
TalEsgMAR, No. !, and s. prrp 1e in the form q
osenge devoid of taste sms aud be carried in the
pocket SOLD in Tin esre~ aud 81 s.d serar-
ate dosra admania red BY vAxaa La IN m teuK RI
cord. Ac. 1e. Price fs eNch. or ar tn for %
sheh g. and IN tsl sAses whereby there saving
Of %.
special arrangements hAsiag been sds with hs
Exorerse nine dollar u fr esema and the arg
frsarlsd sE Dr.. a@rso~ carriage plis inms
datey Feceiviax ADce, "a of the wofd
ssoarey packel aud addressed sccard the instncoas
% the writer has sesaeE the pablo senane Enropsan
pr.pArAsa.. AMI eeeetsay presetng tAsm iron spaEf
oas perair0us init dn4 The three doiAr as
usaai, bet n0l n n ufisEe.
Te se had Dr. barfoS, n baaEiif1lly nstrat-
ed Abd pa ar WaFs, "HuAAN fRAtLfYs or PhTsIOLn-
0IC Al RESEARCHES IL dsscr hes IN clear and aued
anaer the AMI eEeess Of the csessa above
Aed usuactions for thsir pfepeF suAtent and
Price Is csnts. sent free 20 adde's.
Address Da. BARROW, i5i Priaes strsss, lfss boeks
Uest Of eraadvsyl sr~ Y0~s noSa-lydx.
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FOR SALE
For SALE.

ONE or two BUILDING LOTS, IN the best pOr sess
" tion Of city. Those Wishing good location w
for dwellings, convenient 10 business, ad better eAE
mmedaiey You will regret you let this chance slip. Ap
ply 10 ffebl1l A. v. 8. LISDSLEY.
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HISTORY OF WASHING Tubs

A HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS
VNHUaP, thump, serab, scrub.
i scold, seold away;
A deuce a hIt tf comfort
Upon = vAshing-d y.-Od Song.
a n<,e Oas BOrr04ssa for a. Occasoa % b surg az
BrsaIJasf1
Come home 70 dinner, dasIing,
Tbs wAshlng's dons to-day.
Rumses's Tub has done the job,
80 you need NOT 20 to kIddisberrer's or
cssey any place else 10 ss ysur dinner - AZ szesss
HsynS parehss.d the exclusive right Of thI. city ssd
county N se Nisensrs Patent Ws.hTub and having
iherough uAl oesr . u The esisens a, IS 10.
chins has eranka eeEs belts. uhss OF any Thing
about that POssby set cat q order sne bs
hat Tu arsrtoas ior us,DE vil accompany sash rus
Tut sA.t does pot give Psrisss s.s faction Hsy
D. feftred and tas noasg rsBaded" Asan eydenes o.
lls stility e0rrsspoHdsnee below.
RscospsnS oYrrcx
HAshvills. Fee 10, 81.
Ma. d. O. RuNssT-DeAr EIrs NJ sashsr-soaasn s.y.
ysaT rsb saVssa heap Of ssruhbng" Yours truly.
JO l. RYAN, ehy AaFsAAn.
NASHVILLE. Feb "a. 81.
D. @. RrasET-Dssr elr; rhs wAsh 1s6 Parc sssa os
yoa have s4Gsfaetsry trisds and recsnDsnd h to
done ~ b ar sapsrior 70 mas dsas 90 ths som@oa
vash hb0Are and nSssoSsr al ne hgns aiisadsat
up'a ne ed "Ag 'i"A'hins- Years rs'RssssI,ly:
N.s.v,.ns. "a A. ~
rscounssalns he wash-fuo I purshassa q yoa. Il l.
trtly hssrsassnS asshins. ara uus AksJ 70 set
- an en-. ssS y. ~ 49, - ;. 81 ss ss
vsss 70 tAs sy Ihsy are shassss aAaad
AA'@ !. K. osa.ssss y. DSs.ssss : $3.50 sssu.,
SIsHsnLs. Zee. q, 81.
Mr. D. q. RunsEF-psn SIR fAa wnah-Fub Ss-<ht AZ
yoa Is ne ssss .Ang q lhs kiad ever sss aad rses-
snsna sssry ianly e ssJ enc. fosnuuiy.
X. o. French
couny Rghss EAss Tsnnsasss Or shs aAsxs wash-
rue alspess e 70 he bea A1vaatsss ths p4rrhnssr
AHA D. a. RLMfRr.
CHARTEn ad.-Whaith ne railroad broashE-
" choies fckisa 10 gaoss halves and qaaFss west la
rs FepPtF t4a fe@ato CatsEps Spanish Ohse geaane
ehis Wise Nins1aF saPsriqr ArtGss Narees,srshire
haacss frsReh ahd kngsh 9aaikFd, prsparedi itAhae
MareAFobl; znaset aihat Gee FEh grass, Ele1ny aae
pecuiar Egs, kasns Almonds; fecaas, ta, At.- ~ ~
shieA OH es soialss fsr ossh ~ b.9 euAes1.
MAKE YOUR OWE c0RFKx.-se aa.sa refhsy
WI kHhaCt q Java ceass, spoenal Of sAtck wll
uaks sHeas suP q ssssissi Gee warsassa PsFs.
fskA .. nCMBIr
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kNAKR YOUR OWE coRFKx.-se aasss rsfssy
wi kHtaot 81 Java Caass, spoenai Of sAich ufll
uaks stEeag suF e ssssisst Gee waTaa.sa psrs.
tskaI . .. nCMBlT
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". 8. SWY
MER, No. Ii Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER OWEN 4 co. Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLEToE' BuILDISe $40 Broadway, New York.
, 1857-03-27
A PorilOuS Panther Fight.

A PASrHER FIsTIcUFFED AND BooTED To
DEArH.-Mr. W. r, SroCKEND, sinewy,
stout, active young Seotehman, associated
in farming with Mr.. T. hlNKLArER, Tenal
quot plains, in this county, recently killed
quite large panther, six feet seven inches
in length, in a fair fist and boot fght-the
circumstances attending which are related
as follows It... 'n,..t
1t seems that at the further end Of a
large field. about a quarter Of mile
from the house, Mr., Stockend discov-
cred quite movement aud disturbance
amongst a lot Of hogs that were kept in
the field He at once proceeded in the d.
rection to ascertain the cause, when to his
surprise, at a short distance from the hogs,
he discovered that favorite young dog
was engaged in conflict with panther
Determined to save the dog at all hazards,
he resolved to interpose in the fight, ex,
pecting to frighlen the panther up tree,
that stood hard by, when be could return
to the house for his rife, and bring it down.
He accordingly gave the animal substan-
tial kick. when it ceased its engagement
with the dog, Strengthened itself erect on
its hind legs, and pitched into him; in the
meantime the young dog made hasty re-
treat for some distance. The contest now
seemed TO be desperate and very unequal
one, but there was no escape from it for our
friend Stockend. The panther made fu-
rious dash at him, but retaining bis full
presence Of mind, he met it with furious
kick The 6ght now assumed the charac-
ter Of rough and tumble, and a vol
ley of we'll directed blows and kicks disa-
bled the animal somewhat. He called his
dog back, and the faithful young animal, as
il ashamed at having deserted its master
in the hour Of peril, and as if to make
amends for its ungreatful conduct, entered
into the conflict with unequalled ierceness.
Mr.. Stockend finally succeeded in getting
one foot firmly planted upon the neck of
his assailant, and keeping the other in rap
id motion in the direction of the animals
head, soon brought the contest to close.
He has no doubt but that the long heavy
boots which he had on, were the means of
saving bis life.
The 6ght\ lasted first to last, about ff-
teen minutes, in the course Of which Mr.
STocKEYD was somewhat severely handled
His shoulder was badly scratched-he re-
ceived severe wound from the teeth Of
the animal in the thigh, and was badly
in several places, although by no
means dangerously, or by which he will
hereafter be disabled Can any Of our
contemporaries beat the panther fight of
our friend SroCKESDl
, 1857-03-27

and power of combination. The victories
Of coalition are always barren, and produc-
tive Of the most bitter strife and serious
disaster TO the combined parties.
Under Democratic rule, our country has
progressed beyond precedence in the annals
Of civilized nations. The history Of the
world furnishes no parallel to the achieve
ments made by the Democratic party in
behalf Of the people Of the United States
and their free institutions The population
Of eleven infant colonies in l70l was
269, 900 souls Georgia and Delaware
were added to the number about lT49,
and the census report gives us l,O46, 900.
In the year l775, the thirteen colonies had
1908, 900 whites, and 100000 slaves.
After the adoption Of the constitution in
1870, there were thirteen States, with
2,l72,66I whites, and so, ,456 free colored,
and 69T ,SO1 slaves In 1850 the States
had increased to thirty-one, and the popu-
lation to 1850, 900 whites, 4S4, 900 free
colOred, 1904, 900 slaves-tho total popu-
lation at this time approaching 80, 1000, 900.
The whole number Of electoral votes is 296
requiring I49 10 elect President The
free States have l76 votes, and the slave
1870.
Be it remembered that never foot Of
Territory was acquired except under Dem
ocratic rule The Florida purchase-the
Louisiana accession, Texas California,
Oregon, all, ALL, were obtained through
the instrumcntality Of Democratic admins
trations. The foe to our onward progress
has ever been the opponent Of Democratic
rule. Federalism, neither In its own name,
or BY the mnltitudinous names assumed by
its offspring, has added one star to our
star spdngled banner.
Since the formation Of our government,
the party Of the Democracy have had con-
troll Of onr national destinies for all but
about sixteen years During the intervals
in which our party was ont Of power, what
We would ask, has been acquired for US
through Federalism? Echo answers what?
For over half a century has our nation
been prosperous and happy. Peaceful
conques,s have been made Of a country
much larger than the original thirteen
colonies. Our commercial fleets whiten
every sea. Our cotton, tobacco, hemp,
&C., find lucrative markets in all parts Of
the world. The manufactures Of the
North furnish fabrics for nH. classes of the
human race. The country generally is at
its zenith in prosperity, maritime wealth
and influence /" And shall the sceptre
nov, depart from Judea 7" The Democ-
racy in the coming election will answer
NJ ... .HU .tt.
, 1857-03-27
Evidence and Proceedings
IN THE cAsE OF
LIE - . HI,

Hall. Cliolitat Nisqually Chit, 6etore a reg
uiar term of he U. s. Distriet Court
for tie 2nd judicial Distri1, Chef Jus
ficc LANDER presiding, on an indictment
for the murder Of Col. A. Benton Moses
in October, 1855, at he time and Pldo,
mentioned in The indictment.
, 1857-03-27

CIxcINNArI.-The population Of O5Ss " X
natl at the present time is estimate w. ID
10000. The exports from that eis, iSisiI. 4
the year l855-26, amounted TO YOytS, 4,
1853. The imports into the city ydS 6Sr'D
last year amounted to $15, ,2Yo,vVl', as
, 1857-03-27

TIE GREGr CrY OF FHE FUTuEE Z
course Of N. P. Banks recent leell \.
Boston, on ''The Commercial 4 ~
predicted that tho. Valley Of the l. n.
pi would ultimately be the seal = "
greatest city In the world. s'l 'a.
, 1857-03-27

Da- The largest COW in the Ves.- ~
States was sold, it is said in ManehssssS,, sS,
N. H., few days since, for $oOv. -, S
girted nine feet, and weighed 9,7OO pOoe- -e--
, 1857-03-27

IMPoRTs FROM IRELAND.--It Is sia.ea ~ w
the imports Of Irish produce and manu-. ~.
lures into the United States amount sl, ),
ally to $25y yO0o, 900 sterling. The ynl
the linen, yarns and manufacture e 81 4.
from Belfast alone exoeed 50, ODOssVV -
nually. 10 iaa'-
, 1857-03-27

% Mr.. +. Il. Bar7uuu, Of NeE ls!I: ,Yots
is dangerously ill in. London, from
attack Of pleurisy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-13
Commercial Intelligence.
Per Persia.

Per Persia LIVERPOOL Friday, July "a 1851.
The Committee advance their quotations OF Fair Mobile 3D.
Upland and Orleans I'D. per ID.
The following been daily report On the 1Tth nst
s0l bales, spectators and exporters On the 18th,
TO- bales Gncuding 10 Sural Spectators and
portershe Persia reports advance in America and in this
good business has been done 1l6d On
the 2h 1000 bales ncludlng 0Sursts 1000 to Spectators
and exporershe market continues FIRM with good trade
demand prices of yesterday On the 2ls 10000 bales
Including 200 Suras 1909 spectators and exporterthe
22d 900 bales ncluding 1850 Suat Spectators and
eXporespie continue buy freely the extreme rates
demanded by holders On the d l2Gu bales Including 200
Suras 1000 spectators and is kept
in check by the fear of the Of the India accounts
but the trade continue buy freely under very general
apprehension that in month the supply will quite fail,
and each day BUYERS find difficult complete orders.
We quote this afternoon dd1inq Mobiles Sgd and Orleans
SID Total sales, per daily estimate, $1,000 bales
The actual export of the week reaches 56 bales consisting
OF 1898 American, 24U Brazil and l46S Fast India.
The trade still alarmed the prospect supply and have
again added considerably their Stocks prices fully Nd
those paid last week The demand has upon 72d
American the quantities below and above these figures
being neglected. and while Mddlng with fair staple
mands SID Mddng Fair is with difficulty sold over sgd
Snas arrive have bacn in active closing III the
following prices asked Fld crop, Good Mddlng Compta
5l6d Good Mddlng Mansalore, Sgd Middling Fair Dol
lea, SD. New CROP Fair Mangalore 5ssd; Oomrawutty
SGD; l,ollera, Cd, and Broach Sid.
Our Manchester report is that the market is very strong
creeping upwards Indian cloths excepted which barely
steady.
The to-day estimated 900 bales 5000 specu
laors and exporters, market firm.
Yours, respectfully,
ARMOUR & co.