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arrival or the steamer vanderbilt.

NEW York, May 10.-The Steamer Wander
bilt from Havre has arrived with Liverpool
dates of the goth. She brings s2s0,000 spe-
Gle. sfza
CoTToN-Sales days 81 900 bales of which
spectators took 1000 and exporters 600
bales. Market generally unchanged, closing
quiet and steady. Manchester advices favor
able, quiet and firm. Flour very dull, de-
cliDed 6 pence. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn dull. Beef heavy. Pork quiet Bacon
quiet and firm. Lard firm, SO for choice.
Sugar quiet. Rice dull. Western Canal Flour
2l@22s Ohio 23(925s. Yellow Corn 35s-
White 33s 6d(G34s. Consols 971. London
money easy.
HAvRE, April 2S-Sales of Cotton for the
week 1900 bales. with declining tendency
81 francs for Orleans Bias. Rice 25CG2S.
Flour declining.
There is stagnation in business in England.
The proposition TO increase spirit duties
was negatIved in Parliament.
The London papers have reports of an ex-
pected war, between the United States and
Spain.
SPAIN-The Chamber of deputies met on
the 10th. Gulierez de la Vege, inquired into
the state of the relations between Spain and
the United States. in as much as dispatches
spoke of rumors of war between the two
countries.
AUsTRA-The retirement of Count Ester
hazy, as Ambassador to st Petersburg will
probably be followed by great changes in the
Austrian diplomatic staff.
FRANCE-The Moniteur denies that France
is making great maritime armament.
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Louisville Markets.

LARD-A demand at 9lassc p n.
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Steamboat & lliuer llews.

ARRIVALS.
May Cuba Rome.
j. G Cline, Memphis.
Rock City, Carthage.
I0--Acacia Cottage, huntsville.
Sligo, Rowena.
DEPARTURES.
ella, Harpeth Shoals.
Cuba. Paducah.
Blanche Lewis, Up River.
10. q. Cline, Memphis.
Umpire, Carthage
River falling slowly with about feet water
ON the Shoals.
The peerless !Sdllie Wes, having rested a
week, turns her PROV down stream to-day,
and HES away for st. Louis at 4 p. NJ. Get
aboard, if you would have pleasant journey
to that city
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Spring Fair.
FIFTH DAY, MAY STH.


TrottiRg Hve in H1rness.-Geo. Stanley,
Uady Suholk) premium.
Bgggy Liorse-Wm. Bollingcr, premium; j.
b. Picket. certificate.
Poay-Master Vim. Jones, premium; Master
Jack Cartwright. certificate.
Best Horsen,onsLip-R. Il. Owen, premium:
j. C. OWEN rtifcate.
Bet Plo,cman-A. Gregory, premium; \.
III. Owen, certificate.
Trio horse turning Plo,c-A. Gregory, (Hous-
ton plow) premium; ii. c. Ewin, certificate.
One horse turning Plo,c-Armstrong Co.
(Miller's plow,) premium; II. c. Ewin, certif-
cat.
LLay and Stra,o Ctttr-Armstrong & Co.
(Sinclair's patent) premium; Armstrong 4
Co. Cummings patiently certificate.
Boqua VIM Nichol, premium and
certificate.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-HOUsE-M Faulk-
ner reported bills of appropriation for the
construction of wagon road in New Mexico,
and the completion of military roads in Wash
lngton territory. and for the completion of
Fort Rigely and the South Pass wagon road.
Mr.. ZollicOffer offered bill to make suf-
frage uniform in the territories.
The Senate's amendments to the Military
Academy bill were agreed to.
bill passed giving the President till JAN
uary to examine the claims of officers affected
by the action of the naval retiring board.
The House passed the following Senate
bills:
The bill charging the Detroit and Saginaw
|; n str c;
The bill for the relief of Hungarian settlers
on Iowa lands.
The Senate bill compensating the citizens
of Virginia, Maryland, and South Carolina for
slaves carried away by the British in the war
of 1872, was taken up after personal recrimi-
nations between Mr.. Garnett and Mr.. Giddings,
the bill was referred to committee of the whole,
and the House adjourned.
misunderstanding the fishing boundry
question.
Several unimportant petitions were pre-
sent, d and referred.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 4, p. NJ.
SUGAR-Prices firm, with sales the Levee of
about 1000 hhds. at Cp7c. for good Common to Fair;
also, plantation, crop of about 200 hhds.
q fb. aHs
MOLASSES-No particular change in prices. About
1000 bbls. taken at 2 &c for Fermenting and Dark
and 3o3l for Prime aud Choice also 800 half bbs at
aSa934c q gallon.
BACON-Market dull and unsettled. few casks
of Shoulders sold at &c, and offers of s. md q5tc
were said to have been made for Western Ribbed
Sides.
LARD-The only sales we hear of are $50 bbIs and
at 1870.
CoFfEE-Sales confined to $50 bags II, II q and
Ike q H.
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THE GAHTY.-This evening closes the en-
gag.ment of the English Opera Troupe. The
selection for the farewell performance is the
universally admired opera, The DugHer Of
tie Regiment The series of entertainments by
this Troupe have been characterized by some
of the finest passages in the world of music.
Let them have an audience worthy of their
merits, at parting.
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The SEliNir.ss

Prepared by DR.. JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PESH, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised i'll
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself 50 high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
Clans acquainted with its properties are using them
selves and prescribing it To their patients, convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs to healthy function. M.
merous cases of Dyspcpsy, of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned as ncurable by
some ct the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir been restored TO perfect health, aested
thcatcs testify. aprl3-ly
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Save your Horses.

ave take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
aan Mustang Linmcnt a valuable and ndispensa-
bic article for Sprains Sores, Scratches or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used it for severe Burns,
Bruises Sores, SUN Joints and Rheumatic Pains and
all say it acts like magic. We other linmeut.
j. ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden Il Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 5 Express
Gentlemen:-''I had negro worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt, and useless for over
one year, had used everything could hear of with
out benefit, until tried the Mustang Lnment II has
perfectly cured him, and can now take the above
price for him Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article Sold by all respectable deal
ers everywhere. Beware of any other Bragg 5 Lin
imcnt" 1t is a base imitation.
BARNES x PARK, Projectors,
may6-1mw Net0 York
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BEAUTIES OF THE BRITISH SLAVE Trade
Letters from Havana, to the 2ith ult, state
that the British ship TasniamR. ninety-one
days from Hong Kong, arrived at Havana on
the 22d with 26o Asiatics on board, contrac-
ted for eight years labor. She reports los
having died on the passage. The Spanish
ship Julian one hundred and eighteen days
from Suratow, China, arrived on the same day,
with 270 Asiatics, and reports III having
died on the passage.
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Wewould particularly call the attention of
Our readers to "A remedy known as McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
1t is certainly a valuable remedy. We there
fore say to all, call at the agents, and test
for yourselves its intrinsic merits. 1t is de-
licious to take. We ask our lady readers to
try it. See the advertisement in another
column. April Pew.
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The State of Illinois is said to contain the
most extensive coal deposits Of any country
of equal extent on the globe. IL is more than
is contained in all Europe. Nearly 10000
square miles of surface rests upon basins Of
coal, at depths convenient for profitable
mining, and very often coal is found ut the
surface, and is obtained by stripping or cast
Ing of the layer of soil above.
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The New York company formed for promot-
ing colonization and commerce in Central
America have lately obtained from the New
York Assembly very liberal charter. The
capital of the company is 100000. They
have held preliminary meeting, and are
soon to be organized. They have already
established a small colony on the bay of Fon-
SEGA, a very commanding situation for trade.
1t is by such agencies that Central America
is to be regenerated and Americanized
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lss- The New York Herald, of May 9th,
contains eight entire pages of advertisements
of the New York Ledge-without any in
fringement on the ordinary advertisements
and reading matter of the Herald, which was
published for that day on quadruple sheet.
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Cincinnati Markets.

n OINCINNA1I, Nay 8.
WHlSKY-Sales of 420 bbls from wagon at l63zc,
and 800 do, at l65c, being advance Of &C. with
an active demand.
PRONISIONS-The market remains in that dull state
previously noticed. The demand from consumers is
trihng and unmportant, and in the large way prices
are nominal There some demand for Mess Pork
to-day at ST. so, but sellers ask SIS. Nothing was
done.
OLA sale Of Is bbls. Lnseed at Csc. t
BUTTER-Prme yellow is in good request, and sells
readily at 1e920c, but common is neglected, and duh
at Sal9c
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DsS SNVSJVgON

'HE partnership heretofore existing under the style
L and firm OF CLIFTON & ABBOTT, was dissolved
the 9th inst, by mutual consent, to take effect the
2ud of February, 1885, The business will be cOntnu-
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT X co, Of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted To the late firm, previous 10 the
2d Of February, 1885 viii please call Immediately (at
the old stand, No. Is Cedar street, and settle with
GEo b. ABUTT who is fully authorized 10 collect and
receipt for the same.
In retiring the firm Of CLIFTON ABBoTT, take
great pleasure IN recommending 10 the patronage of
my friends, McSsrs CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT Co., gentle
men worthy of confidence, and solicit for them con-
tnuance Of past favOrs.
aprl3-tf GEO B. ABBOTT
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The Emperor of Austria has presented TO
Lieut.. MAURY the great gold medal for the
arts and sciences. in acknowledgment of the
value of Lieut. MAuRY's services as an Amer
lean navy officer, towards the advancement
of science and the Improvement of naviga-
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Markets by Telegraph.

New YORK, May lO.-Cotton heavy, nomi-
nal. Flour, Southern 81 409s4 30. Super
state 81 00@S4 ID. Wheat. Western Red
9S@Sl 10. White 81 l2G4Sl q. Corn and
Beef quiet. Prime Pork SIS 000@Sls %
Bacon steady; Long Ribbed IS; Hams S1Cd
90; Shoulders 6I96a. Sugar buoyant, $40
81; for Muscavado Cos. For Havana Coffee
l0(Gll. LinseCd &C.
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LUMBER.-The Pittsburg Dispatch esti-
mates the lumber run out of the Allegheny
river this spring at hundred millions OF
feet. OF this twenty-four millions were sold
at Pittsburg, and the remainder passed on
down the Ohio.
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Es-A st. Joseph paper says that Gov.
Powell aud Major MccaIloch, the Utah peaee
commissioners, are travelling is great splen-
dor. They have an escort Of fifteen men. and
eight splendid light carriages, each drawn by
four superior mules They expect TO travel
at the rate of sixty miles per day.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

ARRIVALS UP To p. N, SATURDAY, MAY srH.
| s Tate, st LOUIS l. L Price, Tennessee,
! J + Ellis Ky. VIM GanIway, do,
| Miss VI Ellis, Ky, Oliver short, La,
/ Miss Bette Edwards Ia Miss Ann Short, La,
favettr " Ford Hiss,
Miss SalIc Edwards, la Nd Canton, Tenn,
fayette, RI Lewis and svt. Ark,
! VIM NcwsOn, Ga, J Lewis, Ark,
| o II Rlra aud lady, KY, Cook, Wilson co,
| J II Mostly and lady and Geo Robertson, Chat,
child Ky, Williams, Ga,
Jas sample Tuscumbia, 7 II Thompson, Tenn,
K Sweet, Ala, Mss Thompson, do,
! Ii smith, do, LOWS Cuwan, Va,
! l. Adams, Upton co, Mrs Succd and family, No,
X CrHshy, y y, q Bang and lady, Mo,
| l. ID Houston, Va, Gray, Miss,
Andrew Willis, Jilcs CO. ]. Jones, Y,
| II u Jones and lady, Man I Bullock, Franklin,
chester, CIV Archer, c,
u Rvmon Irarga r Gohbitt y c,
A w Jones ~ 'uu, OP Hide, Ga,
| J 4 Walker, do, David Andres Ga,
| 5 G Shepard, do VIM Carson, Knoxville,
! J + Garley, Miss. Oliver shook, Ga,
John Holt Memphis, Thos Leslie, Ala,
Jas rogers, Tenn, W X Dikeman, Texas
ARRIVALS Up TO 2. NJ, MONDAY, MAY 10Th.
Vim Grea Miss W Wall, Miss
Geo w Cowan Tenn Mss Mcpherson, Miss,
Louis II Crow. do. J II Cochran Pha,
A Moore, Knoxville, Habrich, y,
| A T House, Texas, Thos Williams Miss,
| w X Jones. Shelbyvillc, 6 Il Gross y C.,
| Thus J Lyle, Rnbso co, Miss Gross. do,
| II X Lawson Miss Allen e Jones, Ala
| W Compton, Ala, VIM Mason, {,
! p b Thompson, Ga, T Fowler and svt Va,
]
! jos Ccam, Hamp, I Ferris and lady, Tenn,
/ Andrew Woods Tenn, Lewis Conway, Shel'lle,
| h e Bond Pha, David Armstrong, Miss,
/ c Childrcss Tenn a e Moore and family Mo,
/ J A Henderson. Lou, Jos Helper, - IouIs,
/ nr James Wheeler, Ky, Oliver Williams, Texas
| J Homer, Ark, Geo Constantine, Ala,
c T Mcguire, CO. Jas sharp, Tennessee,
/ Ii Helm X lady, William J Graves, do,
| & POLK. Arkansas,
| Jas Maylor, Ky, Miss Nj Walker and sYt,
| : !. Hulen, by, Franklin,
| " Jones, Tenn, Geo Pay well, Miss,
| Oscar Horn, Ia, % Lowell, Cincinnati,
! Rev Woodbridge, u, Jones, Ohio,
Franklin, \ y Howell, La,
| Dr W I Walker and lvdy, Il ii Hide, Tenn.
Va,
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e3- An exchange says that the Rev. Rabbi
Raphel, Ncstor of the Hebrew Rabbis of New
York, in recent lecture, handled Solomon
rather Familiarity. He said he had an elevat-
ed opinion of him, though he ,couid hare liked
him batter u he had been less Of Mormon IA has
.,r,ef,cs
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Es- At meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Jefferson Medical College (at PhilaGel-
phia.) the largest in the United States, held
on the 9th ult, Prof SAMUEL III. DICKSON,
of Charleston, S. c., was elected to fill the
chair of Theory and Practice, made vacant
by the death of the late Prof. J. K. MITCHELL
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wanted Immediately, IO, 900

klFl~sssS men to engage in the sale OF the most
popular selling Books America. Iuvalids, mechau-
les farmers and teachers, wishing 10 travel, Will ind
this very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them t. the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now ia the business are clearing from
$500 81 800 per year. For full particulars and
list Of Books, address II. NJ RULIsON, queen City
Publishing House, III Main street, Cincinnati Ohio or
a living Fast, u. RUI-SON Philadelphia, Pa
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To Neryous Sunererr.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
in few days, after many years Of nervons suffering
will send ree) to assist others, copy Of the prescrp
ton and supply of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address hi
rect the Rev. JONI VI. DAGSALL, ls6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY. aprl3-trLw-s
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dissolution.

TUE partnership hcresnfore existius between the
u Subscribers uss4er tle ssy Il 81 AAekrszEk Va
dissolved ~ maEnAl oenseat. tie 9Th nii
A1Ex- MAcxESzgE N sid arm, aud vii eo1siaae tAe
business snaer hn nalsk. he = char SD u.zh
tie pas &c ali 10 aehls q te ARIA, and 1leps
.l,zartx=a ~ ss LIS Il the Fsa 10 nqaidaiia.
Ajax. AACkkSxlxs
u1Arlo-a J. ". hIlSos.
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nJ- The debates during the present SEES
sion of Congress, up to the Both April, occupy
eighteen hundred quarto pages in the Con-
gressional Globe, of which nine hundred
pages are on the Kansas question.
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LOUISVILLE, May g.
HAY-Sales Of so Inferior s4Ea6 fb ten; Com
mon 80 to s. and lot at SO. No Choice market.
Prime is worth SIi9I2
APPLES-Dried Apples plenty, with a sale OF
500 bushels at 81 25 cash. Green Apples scarce at
s. 5o(1S. Hza 81
SCNDRIES-Cheese scarce at e9e1sc. Sales Starch
at4%9t5<c. Eggs sell at 6C97c Beans dull at 509
6Oc- Butter 10s9Z0c. No sales of Potatoes or Seeds
and Hops unsaleable. A sale of 90 bbs Vinegar at
S393 so.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1858.
will give SIS cents on the dollar for Iawrenceburg
money; and other uncurrent money at the market
price wish TO purchase 500 900 OF Tennessee State
Bonds to iii order, and will give the highest market
price for Land Warrants any amount.
lanl+-u JNO. D. JAMES
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~ j. WILLS Home Journal asivertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the Why il requires
n gentleman Of accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate Wheelerau aud Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Why many excellent house keepers can not do
.f
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Bs~ Amongst the visitors TO onr city, We
are pleased to noto our friend Bon HATroN, of
Wilson, and o. f. RHEA, Esq, OF the RUSSELL
Vile (Ky.) Herald.
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Gommereial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

NASHVILLE May II, 1855 !
COTTON Market dull. Sales of Saturday
and yesterday about $50 bales at s3(9I1c p
b.
TOBACCO.-Sales yesterday and Satur-
day at FISHER, WIRELESS q Co.'s of Is hhds.
at s4 IS to SO 40: and 10 at A. HAMILroN's
at So 50@s9 so.
BACON-Marketi inactive. Sales at s(9Slc
hog round.
LARD-A demand at 9l@9ac p h.
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Notice.
PLANTERS BANK or TENNESS

PLANTERS BANK or TENNESSEE
Nashville, March 3ld, 1855. !
TINHERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders of this
l. Bank held at the Banking House in Nashville, On
the LIST June next, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ to take into
consideration act passed at the session Of the
Legislature Of this state proposing amendment TO
the charter OF this Bank. BY order OF the Board.
apr5-td ID. WEAVER, Cashier.
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As much Light for ONE CENT as Kerosene will
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid viii
for SIX CENTS


a. Store fxtaTes Trade Marks tsosi- "a u
iness and SURE Formerly occuied BY Juax WAEkIN
J. T. NksAIx aaa lm0sss WAksax, Al No. - MAifen
Lane New forks Asa the exclusive right q mporlA
tion II SoAA HGytas kerizs, manufactured Al Red
atrh, kagIAnd, khd kno~n
J. WARNS Superior Drilled Eyed Needles,
ssr - Ne FaAf.z al wBol<skIE, very fuA ana
pluts Assortmrnt q The abssse Maria Neailsz and
ether dre ey>i 4ad eeEsEzn Sessii-s every gr4de
ana aezrrsPtfso- fISH tIOokS - All knass fzaen
sak HEMP, and Gostaa fI,ls iiNtes ~rti every
desrE zpn II FISHING LACkI-& Ak kc. IlzesE stock
eeias age and heelng krse s3lilzes u Ezznafzc-
taEl1s = sli es fos-na n ne advantage q 4ssisrs
csl-
81 flraculzr s1ielzlsee p@la % Lester orders.
50 fenaags a1a purchasers e2ztzane4 ssziast
CLERK, GREKs 4 BAKER.
sfcs-lnts) - 1ssess LAas, Ss~ serk-
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Soda Eouul.

WELLS HooFER Co. inform the lovers OF Soda Wa
ter that they have received aud have operation
Of the Nichols celebrated soda Founts entirely
new patent, and the complete OF the kind
ant Their assortment OF syrups IS inferior 10 none
n the city. aprf2
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SAVE MONEY & KEEP COOL. :.

OUR Ice fepotz are nov IN rea ilness and sarnest
" b rsslarst all Who sish " bay Doe dnEias the
sJa ~ a unifsrna pfce, ell ARd sappy themselves
wilh tsnkets asd register thetr names regular pat
roas-<isereby a1s&nrs he artists n rs
t.tt~r b.art q me -easssn-
oar ofzes are Caerry ssr~et seEs DOR the h4ak
q Tennes-s- Haslzastle frsz1i ssrees. znA
corner % csarcA Ala1 Vine stFsess-
CE H. MARTIN.
anxaD-tr ID LAWRENCE
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Post Office.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1855.
INEoM and after the Ist ii Apri, thr iusg once will
II be opened .stnisy ~ q hall past A, N, and
eiose al A. NJ. Oieis again Al z. n and eose Al
+. NJ. On al other day The Ofre wln be opened a
hsh-p~st Q, o'eoek A. NJ and el,se Al !. o'cisk 4.
n. :, A. ANDERSON. Pei Master.
rnargl-u
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE
Opinion OF rhe udge. Of the late Nc

opinion Oh the udGes OF the tate NO
chanics, Fair.
A + the late Mechanics Fair, held In the
o. City OF Nashville, In October, 1851, the
Judges appointed TO examine articles In Class
43-No. II, GROVES A BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SINGER 's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines ~ follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines.
that l., using two separate threads for maxim 9
the stitch; that If GR0vER 4 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLlS WITH fN u
NEEDLES; and that Of SISGEE's using one
spool and one needle. the other thread work
ing from q BOBBIN ENCLOSED N A SHUT
TIE and, In the opinion Of the committee 10
best adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING SAD
DLERY. &c.
The GROVER 4 BAKER the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; s<lvantags
Of USING SP00IS WITHOUT RE-WINb
ING; and, with the exception Of tine cloth
ing, saddiery. &c, in the opsafaA OF the
Committee l. REST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
es- The part Of this report referring -
the Singer Machine - besi adapted 20 ine
Clothing was intended 20 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEES ss bess FOR MANI
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAlL0Rs.
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE To SADDLERl, AZ.
MEANWHILE sEwTNG-NAcHINE COMPANY.
4 No. q. PUBLIC sQUAnE,
Nashville. Tean.
~ Iz1<-4
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All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free OF charge When selling by
the quantity their rate Of discount is 10 per cent from
retail prices. J. f. BAUNAN & co.
Mar25-ly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-11

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