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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA :

BY The GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A Reclamation.
7NI HEREAS . vacancy has occurrrd IN
the Senate Of Virginia BY the resitna.
ton pf Andrew Parks Rsqure. senator ffon,
Ine Ilslrlct composed Of the counties Of Boone
iLossn, hanawha. Putnam and Wyoming;
90 tnereiore hereby require the Sheriffs OF the
said counties 10 cause /. - Re- ~ heIs -
cording to law on the foafib Thnr,5 !. i, AZ. >
next. in their respective enunt;ss 81, ST. -
tor I'd fll9tne vacs ney afsr.s.SS - n 8
+ Gigen ,underAmy hand Y. aoverno, ana
j fEIAL s 1.uef the seal ofthe Commonwealth
{. oVVirglniat this Pan day Of March
nonvsaIth. "a 3 -
Blythe Governor.
GEORGE ". MENFoRp,
eee'yof the com'th.
Mach 1887. a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
Mo1aH0e HOUSE,
South Side 2nd S., below Public Square,
81 GAELIPoLIS OHIO, /.

JOHN DUNN, PHSFhIE OIN.
THE subscriber wonld respectfully inform
u the tTaveling pubic and the citizenstof
'Kanawha, that be has recently fitted up the
new brick house, on Second street. Just below
the Odd Fellows Hall, where he will bepieis-
ed to accommodate such as may give him CALL.
His table will ct tall times be supplied with The
best the market affords, and travellers can be
aceomod tied with conveyances To- Oak Hilllor
any otherpo 10 which they wish tostIsvel.
In connection wi III the House will be found
good stabling.. with an abundant supply of
grain and hay. IL f
8 A few boarder3 can be accommodated Il.
March "a, 1881. II EE4
1900 = hi IPTEV- TZE 81 T9Sn 49, T' ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
\ 81 HARVEY,S EE|
v Es TERN VIRG|INIA
\ Land Agency Office.

fTIER undersigned has opened 90 once
III lin the Town Of BUFFALO, PUT-
NAN County, Virginia. for the purpose q
Iselline lands, fafsns, mills and ts4ements.
Il Those wishing to purchase, 81 having
such properly for sale, will do well 70 give
him call.
II Office in his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets.
Hvin38 R0. T. HARVEY /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

cyRyRNTEEN hesd az cattle which have
- been in the "a nge All summer. They may
have been driven crIsfrsyed 81 with other cat
1le, They aregnppdsed 70 81 on the head OF
T,shteen Mil cretk or on the Paea Iiyer. -
Tbey are two and three year old. Ny mark i
Z CROP offthe right ear and hole 10 the LEFT
ar. some ofthem ere rot IL my mark, being
a Tile which were tsugus, marks not remems
hered
4 liberal reward will be paid 70 any person
Who win bring Them to ny farm OF keep them
snfil Il car 81 them. Any information OF
there hesesbouts will Ne thanhfally received
- - "a TH0s. FIFE.
Il Buffalo, Putnam Co., Va, Feb. 1855:
n sfltf st5 t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
WILLIAM SMITH,
SADDLE and Harness Maker,

BCEFALO, VA
rryou1D infor,n his friends and Che
NV public generally chat he still con- 9
.t;rpea S Manufacture every description
81 work ID his Inns ii the best manner.
and 1t - loH prices y can % purenaseo
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for tie patronage beretoiols
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks I
continuance Of the same.
/ june | Il, 1856. r7nf0tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

JOHN 6. cIBHAp- ~
Corner Front Street and Lev.
caARLEsToN VIRHii;Ii q.
DK&LEz IN
Dry 60 DDS, Grocs,l.|
HatdwaFe, QueenswareI "a.
HatA Gaps, Boots, Shoe
$addiery; &c.
HATIN0 Just ieceised 4 sbl..,., z 4
IL new goods, which hss 49,
with the utmost care / feel w.ris ~ 4 +.
irgto my customers, that car IN =. +
any hopse III Charleston. TI6s,s = Va
assortnientof Dry Goods, cohsis,;,s !.
ladies' dress goods, Of every 6es.,!s, ~ Y ~
lot of cloths, csssimerts. sattis,t. ~ 1
.nels, whitegocds bleached ana 6rss. i i
linen. bandkefchiefs, gloves. ko-is,ta !.
the Grocery deps rtemenl nav s. ~ ~, g.. ~
BLOWN sugars, best cohse, moIes,.z =
and black teas, spices, rice, fsh 49, I
WINDOW glass, powder, shot. LEAD - - 4
cordags hsuors, dye-stufis, &c. il,s: y.
Ali kinds such a. neeharieS IN. =.
shovel1, eutlety, chains, plews. 8 ~ ,
Queen$wsIe, Of all kinds. 0lsSss,.s.,
description; also housekeeperT l;s.1. .
buckets, tnbs, :ilwaie. stonevsrs 49,
bfooms, brushes. combs dc. asl',..>
dies. harness, brides. bits, tirtsp. 80 8
bride Ieins. check lines, &c.
yinssif JOHN q sIBsin
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OFFICE or THE
KANAWHA VALLEY Star
cHARLEsroa, KANAwHA co., Va. Il


Rates Of Adverttstugg HI
One dollar per square Of II tines or less tor
the 6fstithrre weeks, and . tents per square
for each continuance. For three months og
n,rre 80 the fnlinwinr ratee. tf4fzAH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05
I ISL sTERNEMAN &McKITRIcK,
Dental surgeons.
OFFICE on THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Above WIN. III. Nash's Book Store,
GALLIPoLIS, OHIO.

All operations pertaining to the Profession
carefully performed. y2n48 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

Hiram P;erson. the Californian millionaire, who hss
nov NO little notoriety in Europe oy sitting IN To
pone's chair. challenging the Archduke OF Austria
on6 otber nranks of similar character, has again
mad his appearance in the European papers, which
Jont know what TO make Of the dashing Yankee.
Hiram was travelling a small steamer and began to
smoke his post-prandal cigar. The Captain politely
informed him il against the rules of the boat The
Colonel shted his quarters and pulled away for dear
life The Captain in peremptory tone ordered him TO
desist Must smoke, said the Colonel. Cant said
the Captain. Come, III buy you out. What's your
price = Cant sell" Can't you charter for the
voyage what's your figure ?" Three hundred
pounds" answered the Captain. Done, say the
Colonel and continued the enjoyment OF his Havana.
The bargain was concluded, the money paid, the pa
pers executed. Now your Excelency can collect
your passage money" said the Captain, believing he
had some crowned monarch board in disguise.
You navigate your craft said the Colonel, "and
will arrange the passage money. Gentlemen and
ladies' said he to the now gathered crowd, your
passage ia paid and there rules this boat
YOU can Just smoke as much as you please
IspIAs SKELETONS ExHUAED.-The Marion tO.l
PepuIlican says that men engaged in getting Out
gravel for the b. & Ia. K X. Go. have eIhumed "a
Indian skeletons. The ornaments aud war impe-
ments form quite museum.
A steamboat is now plying from Hartford, IT, 10
New London, GreenpOrt and Sag Harbor, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
MARRIED.

BOOROM-Z ORILLA-At Panama N g., on Friday, April 3;
at the residence Of b. Dubois Mr. Jared D. Booro United
States Gag ship independence Miss Msnuea Gorilla Of
Panama
BOWLFS-GELLER--O On Tuesday April o. AT the residence
Of the brd,s mother by the Rev ID. s. Osgood, William X.
Bowes OF Boston Mass Maria daughter of the late Chas
Geler Of Puerto Csbello, Venezuela
CORT-CONKLIN-In Brooklyn, F. d., on Tuesday evening,
Anil residence Of the brides father by the Rev.
j. w b. Woods William X. CoIt Of this city TO Charlotte
A Conkin, eldest daughter Of Edward Conckln, esq
DUNN-BROWN-On Wednesday, April ~ by the Rev. Ed
ward L. Rankin, Mr.. Adoph q. Dunn to Miss Sarah Al
Youngest daughter of Israel Brown ESQ., all of this city
ROBERT-BURGY-ln New York, ON Wednesday. April ~
by the Rev Chas Parker of Hoboken, Paul T. Robert to
Maria Syye Bursy daughter OF Jas Henry Burgy esq OF
Clinton place ". Y.
pNDFRWO OD-AUSTIN-I Auburn, ". Y, on Tuesday,
April 49, BY the Rev j. NJ Austin Charles Underwood
Attorney at Law Miss Sarah Frances Austin eldest daugh
ter Of the officiating clergyman.
WORTS-YANPELT-At the Astor House, Thursday,
Anil the Joseph p. Thompson d. d. Mr. Charles
PWOrts to Miss Mary f. VAnpet both OF South Amboy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown Parrish from Richmond aud Norfolk,
mdsc. and pass, to Ludum Plesssnts - A., -. =. A.,
Ship Hershe ttsm Hauscheld Norfolk days hon' &c 70
ship Cora lPerv Patterson Havana April 49, ussr cigars,
&c, to Barreda Bros.
l.s,e. TO Hamilton Bros Experienced heavy weather. sd Ia
CO. with .ch sarah Jane cf Marbehead and BRIG !e..t Of
t'R's . Pos; si. s%:;a LIND rS.sd Il i
Bark O. iehsom of Po.Pest Berry csrd to w lsh
Bar. Trinidad !Be% RsytsI rini,sa Cuba loA inst
Brig Annandale (o Csmden) Hughes cienuesos sth iu'i
Bs He.psru Morgan s. Jsso de Cuba 80 day. and To-
Arthur Lesy April p of ST. Ncos Mole spoke 'ear
CO. with brig H. Andrew Charleston and schr Fred How
ELL for New York the brig r Elcott at St Jsso reports.
o out $50 DAYS with $50 bills sp and 80 bb. wb oil the
sacramento sPoie Feb 1857 atlss lon 90 Is The kste
ound the II took pilot April %, OF Cape May, from boat
Bis Au.tn. Elem. Cienfasso. April sugar and mol..e'
Brig j. Cobb Peterson Havana 70 days mOasses to Mora
Bds COURIER Norw Holland via BOs,On4 days, ballast to
Brig Belle of Camden Robinson st. Jaso q days sugar &c
to , Hat s Il safeans n; SaG sss sws
and sails split no date lat IS 30 lon 3, spoke ons hsi
.psr with sail. attached several boxes and large long boat
schr sarah Jane, Of M.rblehe.d, Warren Ponce r. 70
days and mossses 70 master 18th Inst IL. ~ lon.
spoke esr Sarah Bell Ger .% y. Tor e ss@ as 70
Dollner, Potter 4 Co.
Schr Harriet Neal Hsnscome Porto Csbeo April coffee,
hides and fustic TO Brett, Son 4 Go.
g. b. Hart (of St. George Wall Dsrien III days yellow
pine TO Peek Church.
Schr D. C. Higgins Dsvey, Newbem, N. C., 3dAy', naval
stores TO Dibbe 4 Bunce.
Schr Belle (of BucksPort Smith, Gaaysma Pr.
nth inst sugar and moasses auee CassadoG Teller s.
heavy weather has not lost deck osd rPorted
by the ship Raven. . -, ,s,.
Schr Mary T. Guage (Br) Crowley Mssuasstsvie 10 aAy
spars 10 j. N Holsted -.
schr Fred Howell Csmm St. Jago % days susu TO Mons
Navarro.
Scbr Senefuxent Mumford, Virginia, corn. - 49, ,
Schr. Bergen Mckee, Baltimore days, 10 j. W. Elwsh
Schr bsnah (of ST. George Teal, Norfolk days hs'S
stores TO master
Schr j. w. Roche Johnston, Virginia, wcd
Schr f. j. Bransrd, Williams, Virginia, corn
Steamer msutts Nye. New Bedford
Steamer Charles Osrood, Smith. Norwich
Steamer Curlew Williams, Providence
Steamer Taconey, Pierce, Phlsdeiphis
BELOW-Bnk T. o. West; brig Aus,ins, from esniues
wINno nu,in, ,be afternoon from SOUTH Sunset do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared.

sbip-Psnsma Hansen Bordeaux, Boyd Hncken.
Rsrks-C Duckuntz (Brem Hornyer Hamburg, Heinnss,
Muller L Go.lng; sulote SweetleI Elkabethpor ~ U.
Brookmsn Co; Col j. Mkal, Park Wilmington, Walsh,
Carver Chase. - =,
Brs.-P Lacoste Pierce, Wilmington. II. d. Brooaman
Co Union 1Br y smith St John NIB, ID. X. DeWoe; Nep-
tune (Brl Stanwood Yarmouth, J: W. Branei e. H. Frost,
Silinan, Elrab-thpor, NcCresdy, Mott CO. 49,.
Co; Montesums, Small, Bangor R. p Buck Cd \
Powers Robinson Portsmouth :. w. Lewis Emma lbE),
Consdoa Cbsrlotetown c. A NEWELL s c. Jones Seaman,
Norfolk Sturges Chairman Co NJ. Jewet Cooke foins
Pere, J. B. eager Hero Orb Croweil HALIFAX y A. w.
Wolfe
sloop-A marca, Reynolds, Providence. l. Kenny ,
Kenebec Hand Philadelphia, New York and Pha
delphis Navigation Co.
Barge-Clobe Earl, Elizabethport.
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Movements Of Ocean steamer.
Passengers sailed

In the steamship CITY Of Wa'aizg'Oa for Lirsypos-Rey
Boise sister and children. @. Alderman ysyier Msrkes
T. Davis y Valentine Bird Mrs Longuan, Mis-. Anne Lens
Miss Priscilla Lonsman, George Lugman Mr. Aexsnd~r
Mrs Ellis Miss Ellis II. Mason, Psrety, Mr.. knsht, Mr..
Copcmsn Mr. Cornwall Richard Raleigh, Mrs Raleigh john
Holman and Child Mrs. Martin. RAsigh Mrs Hestormann
and ervt j. Wright, lady and child Hugh Campbell and lady,
Gov. Strstton and lady, Mrs w. II. Horr,ls Mr. Must
Mrs II Mason. Thos Yeoman II. Liehtelstein o. b. n,ss
Mrs. Ramsay Miss Kyle, Mrs Bernard, DR.. Leveret, and
Mrs Hamilton shadrack Hill and Ms: F. Ystem DR..
Merritt Mr. Dodge. r. w Bell Mr. Lamb Mrs Lamb, Nr.
Sesth and lady Mr. Wolfe Mr.. Moore Mr. Feeling Nj New
and lady Mrs Ball and daughter Mr. Croccck and chid
Mr. MEME Mr. Tome and chin. MIs Weller Mr. GiapGs,
MI Fernandez Mr. Chermsn lady aud child the Rev = Bragg
lilo Mr. Martin, lady and child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01


,.ss, p,ul. in December ship Europa Phinnex
% a., piysr FEB Kanawh. Terry, Gfeenpor @"sPi
NJ ~ r. H. had taken 50 sp within few days -
~ fon, CAM. Strsnburg Of the ship congress 5e1
d.,.S Honolulu Feb. 10, reports her bayint t@A1
bhs sp oil between seasons was sHPP''s "" @A .
sIin A.ps.is for New.York "a , ,e,oys
lettrr from Capt Bosdry Of bark Fanny toi
her having touched Honolulu Feb -, all well o"'Aa
Och0tsk Sea .,.r v.,. IN n 4 ,epodo
her at 81. Antonio Jan. 10. clean nj, u., pot..,
Ar Al Proyincetown l7th schr. Renzi katon; ron.t-
Prince Bay with 100 bbs sp ~ do backhsh OIL Ssa' h'
Oh rne AZ WestpoTt 18th bark Sacramento Snow, Asns
Ocean via Newport with $50 bbs p, ID 90 va on ii
IN Aex IA CORY Sent home on the voyage IL Dor a
OF and ON at Psits March bsrks Ssppho sesou.} A.
sp since leaving Tacshusns; i4th Alice hna Nor,h
IS DAYS from Valparaiso oil as last reported Young
A, Bravo Cape de Verbs, Jan ID osfs :. n D'
provipcetown no oil bound 20 Indian Ocean, fu.a
AZ Honolulu Feb 49, Vineyard, Cssweu' LasA''"'
cruise % bbls, with rudder damaged ,o, Packet Bordes.
ochot.I Sea Hilo Nov Is Honolul. Dee l. w ~ - bss
81 Pemambuco March q, with W oo 10 eoo M bouS
;, do blsek 6sh oil taken the Pas,sge Anu ~. hsd
sen home 20 pos wo onth Cape Horn 70 Pen.S
-. r wind and the remainder OF tne s'nf
oaco, naa a'aa sn,iy from ~ T. Spoke OF Wyoots
o. 1S Norton B. nothing since leaving tns .d hI.I
Islands % Cape Horn Jan =" saw SnPRs ia b lying .
Iaan ,essed rnsintopssl weather modsfs,s ~ Ens
IN. NJ Feb 4 lat. "a % s., lon 90 W. n's - /. -
% N, an al well bound round the Sspss 90 - an
y. 20 o. 80 SO w Elias Adams Hawes NJ b. NV" WI"
ana ~ POI b,fi Cosssck Trip Ochotst sea On "a 10
Also ,' Ne II with 800 6bIs VII 90 do sp yn anu m n
H. hone Sent home 800 lbs bone ,,e - "a a. Homcs
lat % 10 s. Ion: l5s % w osmss .Srdwieh Islands
Bah Caroline GreenPort 18Th ns' i'' '''' ~
wh oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

Since last week most kinds Of vegetables nave au-
ysnced from Is to % y cent. New Potatoes, Aspar-
agus and Artiehokes have made their appearance IN
market since last week.
Beef Veal, Mutton and Pork are still held al very
high figure, but have not advanced materially since
last week.
Butter is very firm, and hedema exceeds the sup
ply.
Fresh Fish are coming in in abundance, and the
price. have downward tendency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
Markets. .Ressrted By Telegraph.

EEwoaLEAss April 29-There is improved demand ~
Cotton sales to-day bales 81 fc for Mddlns 9rcsrss
today $50 bales Sugar baoyani and selling Tor o H.
Flour advancing, and quoted So g. Mixed Cora 10
cles unchanged.
CHAsLEsroN, April So-CorroN-sses to-day 90 bss,,
sales Of the week 1900 bales the market closing
ldlc. decline We quote Middlns Fair a, fl dise RIA
depressed but no quotable decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
,,,rs and extra sny Rye Flour .sll, .. 81 Com NeL

Extra and extra sA1ny. Rye Flour sells =. - Corn Meal
tesdy with sses Of Psnnsylvsna $, % lsetS Is.
Whsat scarce aud the demand 70 setve sales
mad. AZ 4ed 81 for red and ~ SS9Sl 80 for white in
Rye is active at yesterday advance al arriving being
taken A. sc IL In good demand with sales Of nsE
10 GOO bush 74d7S for yellow Saith ssosi and ~. "a
Peunsyysnia in Oats better with seye sales
sf0At.
Groceries continue very firm bat without movement
In Sugar Of which 6O bids. Cuba soli AZ lolaitc n
time Provisions coutinue inactive and unchanged Wh
Is in better demand; bbs sold freely q; Sal bat b.
higher Q, the close bhds. worth He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

The following table gives the retail price OF the prin-
cpal articles of Farm Produce in the City OF Newfork
on Tbursday April 80:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

IIyUTTF-ROCK COMPANY LNsEIs.
w Hrn.TING CHECKS, sns sHIRTINos and "sS
Twist SHIFTING N EiEsx$H /. O., NJ. u Br~ass'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

Msrkefs CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
.srrs -.,., THURSDAY April 30.
AsHEs-Ihe market Is very quiet for both kinds. the sup
fs for Pearls ~ ~ 49,
CoffEE-The market 10 quiet for kinds; prices
10 change a'ss o. ." bags A0 s loGI3 including 40 for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

Bark continues and in demand e4 for quercon
Ia, No Cotton Is very finn and sales limited by the high
pretensons of holders Cloveeed s and wanted
Brraufs Of all kinds today and the tendency OF
prices still upward Flour has advanced IS cs with sales
5000 bb u % rs for standard o. 2s9S7 for eogm9a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

,,yor., SIC 100 mats Jsys.. iae bag: C,yOa a, is
50 LssuAyrss st l2c and 30 osf' a. &c The stoch
- -uks,S. an "A .his evening IL a. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
Sun-Rises.., 4:S Sets...... 6:S Hell Gate. 2:i7n
wArER....rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook..l2:$ Gov. Island. IDA Hell Oae.. !;o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

A.,A., reference be ordered, With al other qutIs-
a.. Arising on the motion reserved until the iu ther
-, az the Court. Parsons d Noyes for pia'ntifs
Ssredict & Boardman for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

COURT CALENDAR-TB,s DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Nos.2 Ol5, 200, SlT
2sT7 2s78 400 2i27, 1914 Z760, a66i.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

IN sAip Cora (PerErl from HdrdHa-C. A. LamsI.ue, A.
Lesalla W. Stein, aud two In the
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Nv TELEGRAPH.
Whalers.

BOSTON April 30-Ar ship Harriet H"'nb 'P''''
cahuaLs-
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kEW' GOKk -LAssFFINN'o
ITnlau.lx Florida Mobil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

foryment sccytx directed 20 the nsurser or dra"er
such city or town.
SEC This hall take the 6r. day 81 July nex
but shall h bills Of exchange checks, drafts or
ProuissoEy note. bearing date prior 20 that time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

0cOO n az lIIc
TOBACCO-There little doing prices continue very
im. The stock of Spanish is as follows;
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FAMILY Marketing.

The market Is steady, the denland ialr sales OF
.c for Ohio and Prison and 90 hhds. Drudge AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

,rsn.pifed, sale. Of ! oOo bse. wsmpsst former
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN news.

A reduction in the rate Of interest in the bank o
France Is shortly expected
The conspiracy of Italians against Napoleon was
more serious than apprehended. TWenty-one Of the
cODspirators have been arrested
The Mexican difficulty was in statu quo The
Mexican Minister remains at Madrid.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.
The revolutionary movement at Leghorn was sup
pressed.
TTALY-MoRE INSTRUCTIONS.
There have been further instructions under Mar
gini Two hundred persons were arrested, and
their ammunition and arms seized.
Attempted instructions at Sapri are reported.
The Turkish-Belgian minister was awaiting his
passports. lie is charged with fermenting difficult
ties IN the Principalities.
RUPTURE.
A rupture, il Is said, has been brought about by
Lord Stratford. De Radcliffe. the Meas correspon-
dent, thinks the affair is likely to be serious one
A meeting of American, Russian, French, Spanish
and Sardinian Ambassadors has been held. They
will present the Sultan joint vote on the subject.
The Porte, by q circular to foreign diplomatists,
maintains a right to the Island of Perine, recently
seized by England. He expresses the hope that it
will be evacuated.
CHINA
Lord Elgin and Baron Gros will confer with Sir
John BowrinE at Singapen. No important opera
tions will be undertaken till after the meeting
French Journals doubt the statement that England
asked the French to send troops to China
NEW ORLEANS, July -Cotton-Sales to-day
1000 bales. Receipts 80 bales. Market firm
Corn 75aS5c. Mess Pork $500. Groceries IN
changed.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-AspinwaIl dispatches
to the Navy Department say the Saratoga has BEEN
ordered to sail for San Juan del Norte Montgomery
Commander of the Roanoke says some immediate
provision is made for Walkers sick men. lie will
be compelled to land then at New Orleans. The
well men sent home by the bark Release"
NEW YORK, July 16.-Fjlder's Varnish Factory
has been burned by an ineendiary.
LOUISVILLE, July l6-Four and halffeet water
in the Canal. Weather clear. Thermometer 80 de-
grees
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NASHVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING :.:::::: JULY Il, 1861

E- 1t viii be seen by reference to the advertise
ment In another column, that the Trustees Of the
University of Nashville propose to sell several lots
situated on Spruce street.
The object of the sale of these lots is tc enable
the Trustees to build additional barracks for the
accommodation Of students, The prosperity Of the
University is matter in which all our citizens are
interested, and we hope they will see that the
lots referred to bring full price. Those who de-
sire eligible building sites cannot suit themselves
better. The lots are exempt from taxation for
many years. and in the midst of the best population
in the city The sale will take place at the market
house on Saturday morning.
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9O0 BBLS. Hydraulic Cement, genuine article, in
ZCU sore, and Tor sae BY
jury McCREA & TFRRASS.
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FEVER Ana AGUE.


Acase of Eight Months standing cured
by B9rhaVe'S HO land II tters.-Miehal Kel-
ley, No III Seventh Grant Street, says:
"Last July, while running the river, cottou-Ooat
plying between NaIchez and New Orleans taken with
Fever and Ague For eight long months suffered with
this dreadful disease The greater part of this time was
uusbe to work, and sp least ay dollars for different
medicines; but found permar relief. Three weeks
ago, of my friends insisted upon my trying BCEG
IVES HOLLAND BITTERS, saying that guar.
Ehteed. Alternating it for week Unjust stale
SQUAD man. have been at work for weeks, and
have had no return the Chis Fe whatever"
certify that the above statement is true
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or at r. ChestGr's Gothic Hail.
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TOBACCO AND IIGAKS.
Willie IAN

I Or BOXES Tobacco, ever, gmde;
Il SJO Is.,.-O CIgars, every graue, Tor sale by
ta.s "a EWtNG, McChOHY & 90.