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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-24
By Dunlop, Moncure & Co.

NTEANEK CURTIS PECh AT AUC-
~ TlON.-tn FRIDAY afternoon, the 26th March.
at halt past o'clock will cell at our wharf AT
Rockets, the fine side-wheeI Steamer
CURTIS PECK.
of 4a6 tons burthen 800 feet in length and % feet
breadth IF BEAM The Curtis Peck has been running
succt ssfaily on James river a passenger and
freight boat and hsr engine is very superior one.
more particular description IL deemed uuneces
sary as persons DESTROYS of purchasing can examine
her for thems Ives
FEBxs-0nefourth cash; balance 8. ~ and u
months credit the CREDIT payments bearing Interest
and satisfactorily secured
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A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM Etll


NDRl HERN jCE.-Ne nave erected Z:
~ very large and Superior ic4 House, upon III
Dock. tEuGers burned buildingt aud ~ rGCoiyip&
= very large supply Of splendi Boston Ice and vii
sell to our old customers. and the public general,
upon the most liberal terms Orders received ever,
hay at the Ice HnnSa. Mr.. Ssmp on Jones' Gro
Store, and Mr. James Winston T. Commission Me,
chant, Main street and our drivers. particular a
ten'on given to supplying families at early hou
IN the morning We shall hc pleased TO receive OF
ders by the ton or cargo.
n., Ia9,y IoJIN a TAYLOR T. DRoTuER
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BY Alex. Mott, Auctionssr.

GEED 0ATS.--l60 bags Of very supe-
~ rior iced Oats, for sale by
NH n HAHRIa 4 MOORE
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DEAR MTND-That BUSSiEUX $

~ original and inim;abe. double refined Steam
CANDIES, Rr- being manufactured By him daily
ut hls extensive maun!act ry. Nc. ~ Main street
that he warrants HE Candies the very best make 70
Wholesale. anF Nhefe-warTants IL III every PARTON
lar ard promises to return the money should, b!
ctaut any of ii stick fail to give satis faction
that be has sold it under this general warranty toi
- year. and never ~ yet, been called upon to MAXI
any deduction or ha1 "A tOx returned. Cal and ex
anime 1t az No - Main 81 -
n!h y LOUIS y. R0SSlkiS.
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By Dickinson, Hill & 90.

By Dickinson, Hill & 90.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF Me-
n GR0Es.-wiil be sold on sGth March. at iaoci'k.
at our Auction House. two negro BIrs. named Jes-
ace and Henry. 10 and Is years old, - pay claims
Nv order al EDWARD WILKINSON, Admins
,rstar n pCHInALD OHEATHAM, deed.
a"so' y DICKINSON. HILL 4 CO..
r.h ts-td. Aucticneers
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niu lJ--2W JOHN U TAlLOF a BROTHER
TIE CITY OF THE GREAT KING

THE CITY OF THE GREAT KING
l. OR JERUSALEM AZ 1T WAS, Az IT Is
AND AS IT rs TO BE.--This Book, by DR. j. I
Barclay. Missionary 10 Jerusalem, contains 2G.arg
svo. pages, and is illustrated by numerous III
cravings, Autographs ami Illustrations, and ha,
received the Communications of the press from al
PARTS of the country and of different denominations
Ne are The agents in this city for the Publishers anG
will supply customers and the trade, eithc
Wholesale or retail on AS good terms good be has
If tho Publishers.
US Retail price in cloth binding, So 80.
WORKMAN & C0TTRELL,
NH Iq--dpVScWpt al3 Main street
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:. = :. =
By Crensha9 a Fisher. 8
By Larus & Shine
By Richard Cauthorn.
CLOTHING, HOSIERY, SEWING SILK

L LUZ HINU, nUSIEh1 ,SEWING SILK,
AT AUCTI0N.-0u FRIDAY, 2sth inst at 10 o'eik'
at my store, will sell the following goods: Is dez
ladies' and gents white, mixed and slate coIorpd
Hose and Half Hose; Misses do: % dog Napkins. fus
french az irish Linens, Meuseln de Laines: Z
pieces brown. black and blue Cloths Cassimrrea. &c:
mere Pants OF superior quality; side stripe satiuet
do; altaiian Sewing silk, &c, &c. The above goods
are All 81 the best quality and make and can be ex.
amined the day previous to the sale
;, IERAs-cesh for all SIMS of $50 and under. over
this amount GO days credit f,r approved negotiable
paper. kCAnTH0RT
nh q Arcct
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n W. PURCELL & co Regular Stock
~ sale for March 18th. at ~ O'Clock. NJ:
l0.F8 Virginia State Stock
ln,000 Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds
5.t6 Va. Central Railroad Bonds
1909 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds
yeats to run
leo shares of Merchants Insurance Comma
ny Stock
shares Farmers Bank Stock
Shares Lynchburg Gas Company Stock
$500 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second
Brortgaz e Bonds
Persons desiTOus of adding to above the sale will
please do SO before the day of SALE in order that due
notice may be given.
NH ~ CIV, PURCELL co.
By l. & 9. B. Davenport.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-O
~ THURSDAY. 25th March, we will .eH at our
Auction Store, at l0oclock, an assortment of Gro
ceries viz:
Rio and Mocha Coffee
Coffee Sugsrs
Moiasses in barrels
Tanners Oil
N Il Rum
Rectifei Whiskey
Rice, Candies
Soap, Nails
Manufactured Tobacco &c
ALsO-lG0 Boxes Oranges
: Cases prupts.
5 a." Cigars.
TERMs-Under sinN cash; 500 and over 4 mop,hs
credit. for approved paper
NH 22 20 b DAVENPORT, Auots
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children


WI lWE5 II EHH . ,UUU n Lhh
WIS wv Profitable and honorable employment
~ 900 YEAR. Tor all times. Persons in town or
$1,000 YEAR. coEntry. ia search of employ
1900 A \ FAR. as II scarce of income or 10 MI mp
s. ysn YEAR. their leisure hours may hear Of
81 ,a9 YEAR. such by enclosing two stamps, TO
81, 900 YEAR pay postage to Professor JAM Ms
) go YEAR. T. HORNE, Box no. ASH, New
SlW0 YEAR. York Post Office. Unemployment
SIsn FAR. is fitted to either sex station in life
81 eco YEAR. immaterial. 1t is an article Of daily
81, 900 A YEAR. consumption, and can be maDufac-
$1,000 YEAR, turcd in the agents dwelling: Sc
81, go YEAR. cure by copyright; sale as peTma-
f,n00 A YEAR. nent as four. An agent Is wanted
slWW YEAR. in every town in the Union.
ia 2G-dkcW2mif#
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u
~ UNDIVIDED M0IETy OF THE swANTAv-
ERS tBR0AD STREET H0TEL,) PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND
nlNTH STREETS Pursuant to decree of the
Clrsuit Court OF the city ofRcbmond entered ON the
nth day of februsry, 1856 in the case OF Vaughan
and as vs.. doddin, AMI which affirmed by the
Court of Appeals by its decree entered ON the 18th
day Of January 1855 the subscriber, the special
missioner, duly appointed, will proceed to cell at
PUBLIC auction, upon the premises on the Is h day
OF APRIL, lS55. at 2. NJ, one undivided msiety
Otthe property described in the proceedings i'm the
said suit as the Swan Tavern property. having
front on the north side Of Broad street commencing
ut its intersection with .th street of one hundred
and sixty feet and running back 9Th street. the
usual depth of "a half acre lot
TERMs-"Ihe interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from the 18TH day OF
August, 1851, until it is paid, and the sum of two
Thousand and sixty four dollars and the expenses
OF the said saie to be paid in cash. and the residu
to be paid with interest in four elual instalmens
at Intervals of six, twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day Of sale, for which defer
red pay ments the Commissioner shall take negotia-
bic notes with epdOrsers, the title to the property
being retained as further security until the pur-
chase money is paid"
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR * SoN. Auctioneers
NH a-td5
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John LADEN,

(F0RMRRIY ". LADEN son,
ESTABLISHED ls36,
100 H4.SIIINGTON ST. NEAR FULTON ST,
New York city,
VII ,lesale Dealer and Manufactured OF all kinds OF
We n. WILLOW AND PAINTED WARE,
R0PE BRESHES, GORDAGE, THINE
WICkING, BR0OMS, SC.
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TO TIE PUBLlO.-The undersiencd

hattng teatilcst that r,Jaor is current that fha
~. oh AklEs HOTEL had changed. iyands takes
uals metnod 70 inform The pablic and his frionth
generally II s false and that he IL still the propre-
tor and he expects 10 continue So
Tue table, - heretofore, will be served with the
TEST the market atfsr,gs and the Bar with choice
liquors. And every attention will he pad 10 render
aus guest comfortable while az the ST. CHARLES
ProStsions having also declined in pricrs he also
VIII reunce DIS prices in proportion, as follows
from aud after the lst day Of March next:
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soARDINo. 20.


~ 1Na-HousE.- NJ. JoflvTaep1pnrT T -
ipg rents the very sen.nodous and DESIRABLE ras
r, q Nm 6rcen. Esl. corner OF ssh anu Main
ssssess VII pe pferare by the I'd instant. "a as
tans several large and csavenert rns,s x,r ami
,ies nin Pheasant part OF TIE DIV: AMI ri ~
effort 30 please his baaress H. y .,s eNs.t
accom- sa,aase day hs,ar}Ars " eN''o F.'Fsteato
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By Richard Canthorn.

CITY MADE FURNITURE AT AUC-
IION.-0n WEDNESDAY. 24th Instant. q 10
y !. ~ my store will sell ~ auct ios. lot o.
very noe FUR stture, consistipg In part Of
me Mahogany Book Csae
Rosewood Marble Ton Cabinet
Fine city male bureau and 0lsss
superior Desk and Book Gaze
suitable for an ofiice -
Mahogany Carl Table 8
large Cushioned Mahogany Rscksr
sofa Lounge, With cushions
lot OF 6ne Picture France
Mahogany Dumb Waiter ana stand
Fine Curied Hair Msttrass
CRIB, Bedstead, Cane Chair &c
The above are OF the best city make and v,u 4.
s9id. as they belong to gentleman Who e isssisS
the cay; cAuTH0RN.
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CAUTION TO THE pUBLIC-Not to

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-Not to
~ trade for Note given by to A. Lange (not
recoilteted il written in his Sprirces) on
IA >Bths, due April !, amounting to so, rs II was
given for goods row represented to be stolen iIom
and claimed by, Booker 4 Co. New York We shall
rot consider ourselves responsible for said Note, till
the Court shall have decided that the Goods, which
We bought IL regular business way, from PARTY
for seyryHl years resident Of, and respectfully
nected in. this city. and ia whom everybo who
knew him had the utmost confidence. shall I've re
turned into or possession. SCItAAP q CO.
nh
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FIRST PREMIUM, THOROUGH

Ir7SBRED STALLION TROJAN VIII stand
IT, y.0s5u season NJ nay stables. within one mile
brakes Branch, oil the Richmond and Danyiie Rail
rod aaI will serYc Mares at 81 the season if pa
10 a ivaace: Insurance S2n A deduction of ~ pc,
cent. ~ persons putting i've or more mares aud Al
necessary attention given for 5 o per month. 70.
Uliu,r information address
RICU'D Y. GAINES.
4. 7s-.fpfg brakes Branch Va
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CERGEANT'S SALE Will be sold, on
oTUESDAY 30sh instant at o'clock. p n, At the
lower end Of the Deck. pretty sailing Yacht,
called the Here to satisfy execution liz my hands,
~ ''''' y THOMAS q DUDLEY.
NH 20-tds City Sergeant.
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CPRING GOODS would respectful

} inform ms customers that, unlauuted by III.
lac financial aui C commercial troubles, have heei
laying in again for the approaching season. aS large
now, ana elegant an ass0rtne mt of
TRIM HINGS, FANCY, AND VARIETY dGODf
ever shown hafoT". / shall. besides, be coutinu
ally supplied with NEW GOODS and while keepiul
everything Of the best make and quality, can al
ford, by Increased iaCiiites III purchasing Nj
GOODS, to sail on equal footing with the hes
houses in The country. s. HlRSH,
nah 2s-Ime 300 Broad street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-LRVY is sell

IMPORTANT N0TICE-LEVY is sell
"A ing Dry Goods at exceedingly low prices. Don't
FORGET 10 give him call before purchasing else
Beaehnd Cotton at 10 cents. worth 2ls ce; Is pieces
Bleachod Cotton nearly one yard wide, only e@cts;
100 wards good quality Brilliants at l2s eta, wortb
2lcts; Collar az les cts worth = cts: e8 pieces
Calico. some as low 81 cts aa excellent assert
ment Of bleached End uubeachcd Cotton; Table
Cloth; DaInssk: Towels aud Napkins; Linen and
Cotton sheetiugs, 90 inches wide: "a Pillow Case
Linen and Cotton: Alraccas and Bombazires, and
great many ether goods too numerous t. meatin,,
To ba anld Mt fnch prices cannot fail 10 suit the
purchaser. Remember Rem, NIB Y femeBbtr!i
JACUB LEFY'S,
Old Established Cheap Dry Goods store.
NH 2J-4t No Is Main street.
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HOGGETT 4 ANDERSON,
X a -.

- IPHDLSIkRERS AND PAPFR-uANGFRS.
CORNER oF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SIS.
Have received for the Spring trade iull and sup
Tl'T stock of every description of PAPER HANG
IAGS. FLOOR OFT CLOTHS, MATTHIAS WIN
DOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOOD. will e, ntrn
variety of tphGisteriDg articles, which IL s0if
very cheap ior Ct-h, ar IN responsible buyers. ",
are also prepared {, execute very description {,
Paprr-Hangtug and Gphoirtsring in the heSt llan
"r. at the shortest notice, By superior workmen.
the city or country. nah 223m
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pRlFATE BOARDlNG.-MR ]. Q
JAMES Miss e. A BIDGOOD. having rente,
he yery desirable residences of Fleming James OF
ith, between Main and Franklin streets close to bu
hness. ana III the retired part of the city, will opeI
for the accommodation OF persons desiring Board
IN the LIST day OF January next. The house has sew
raj large and desirable rooms for families. Also
an Office in the front basement. They can accommn
late q few DAY BOARDERS. "a al--dly
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RICUrD Y. GAINES,
brakes Branch, Va.
Miss Y. 4. TEMPLEMAN ga

~ -NsN- '. n E-TII LL VI Nv IL q
/ u is rec living her SpIiHg Fas hioRs oirss -
~PSs~ BDNNkrS: also. 4 heAutiiui assOtt- ~
90 NJ Of FLOW Frs. RIBBONS, &C.. aa1-4~+-S~sS
iii ha receiving i,nm time 10 time additions to H.,
sts-k from New York, PHILADELPHIA AMI Baltiuor.
selected with great care aud taste. Call sni Sc
thrm. ri NJ. 2ie Broad street. rah l---'s
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a
AaEs;uI nIlx's SALE or 4 STOCK
hs I'D Il tt sasl,s 49,. g q: AZ AUQIlQgNr
I'm Rasn inss somna.ncl1s 4 10 se,esf 4 ~
Iianors ssd e,s.ssh ins ths ee6Irs ssesk q 49,
late Andrew Cumssins. 49, ~ - eseeee g -
sna ,mg Ws br.ndis.s IrisA ssd Ess -
land Gin. Chsmpaigne, Cos,i,sis $500. ~
garr, 90. &c. o-suinss Ana -
Also AZ y o'clock. .ili b. spld, Il Ia. ~. -
HouseieId and Kitchen Rurnifure -
Ikhss.-AH ,Gms over SEQ. montAs. - -.
ALLEN CUMMINx, uxsevtrix.
nh 20
ApDiTI0NAL.-WiIlb be added our salses WeS.
nesdhy morning. the following goods ma eola.
bnr-ar; Table; IL Chairs, Rocker. Enshxfand
Inc above goods are nearly new, but listIs I'D
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HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH

II y q A r u LUT ON LEIGH
Il STREET. AT AUCTION be sold. upou
the premises. on FRIDAY, the Goth inst commen-
cling at "a o'clock NJ, House and Lot On the
South side of Leigh, between Brooke Avenue and
Henry streets The House has rooms and is now
renting ut SEQ per annum to a good tenant The
Lot fronts II feet and runs back 60 feet
TRIMS -One-ihiId cash, balance at 4 and month";
with interest and secured by a trust deed.
NH 10 JAS NJ TAYLOR Sun Arcts
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BY JAS NJ Taylor & Son.

HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARINE
IL STREET, AT AUCTION.-will be sold unon
the premises. on FRIDAY, the 26:h inst, coiumen.
cling at IA o'clock. p NJ, House and Lot at the
southwest corner of CathaEipe and Henry streets
ANA immediately opposite IN residence of jams l.
Davis, Esq. "
The House contains good rooms, nearly new and
in good ord r. VIM
The lot fronts 20 feet on Catharine street and
runs back loo feet, to al alley.
TERMs.-S2O0 cash: the balance at G. l2apJlS
months, with interest. and secured by trust deed
Taxes for lS5o to be paid by the purchaser.
NH ~ JAS III TAYLOR & SON Aucts
" Ill be added 10 the above sale, An undivided
mo;ety off Brick House and Lot on The No, IN side
OF Catharine street and nearly opposite the above.
4 Al Il
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HEIMSTREET'S HAIR COLORING. -
IL This article lie composed Of IL and stimulating
spjrits. aifarding an agreeable Hair Wash. and an
stain the skin. and may be used ~ freely water
and with safety For sale by
NH n FISHER 4 WINSTON Druggists.
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E'OR SALE,-A young negro woman
about seventeen years DID, who is a good genei
Il house servant: a toeraily good seamstress, anc
good nurse. The owBeT wishes her to remain in th
State Apply at Cary street Jail.
NH IT-eOd3t%
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EOR HlKEs-Two women with emit, Il
about three months Old, young and healthy
suitable for wet nuIses. Apply TO
4 A. j. CL0pTON, ..
cor of Wall and Frank lin sts
opposite Mcssfs, Dickinson, Hill Il Co.
NH lT-eOdlW
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TWO handsome In Edgeaeld, Woodland street.
IN Lots 'front.' 90 each and 10 feet deep.
septis Avs LINDSEY.
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THEE CArGHr.-The Memphis appeal says:

Yesterday, as the steamboat Cline lying at
our LANDING her clerk recognized, upon the wharf
boat, fellow who, when travelling upon her
year GO stole his watch aud the watches OF two
passengers when the boat was near Nashville. lie
pointed out the man 20 officer Wbitstt, who arrest
ed him and placed him in custody on the boat.
He will be taken TO Nashville for trial.
The Cline arrived here yesterday and we learned
the following particulars in regard to the above
The said thief, denied the charge, for some time
after he arrested, bat finally "owned up." He
was hand-cuffed, and chain put around his reck
and made fast TO the leg OF table in the hall Of
che Cline. It wac sOou discovered he bad slipped
hs cuffs. they being rather large The chain on
his neck considered perfectly secure against
bis escape, but when the boat was between Oceola
and Ashport, one at the time watching him, he
got loose and jumped overheard, and from the great
distance TO the shore, it is supposed he drowned.
1t is believed he picked the lock that fastened the
chain around his neck. We think Mr.. LITTERER,
the clerk of the Cline, deserves much credit, for
his good will at least in trying to bring to justice,
this accomplished thief.
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RGrhaV e,s Holland Ritters.

The Of the country particu ary in
the praise Of the Ri tiers. Among many notices.
offer the following to an impartial public:
1t Isl well known fact that We do not pub patent
dicnes, and that seldom advertise them
have's Holland Btters to endorsed in such
inner, spec c for the diseases processes cure
that we not only adj erse il give this favorable
tce unasked by the proprietor.HandeLZ eitung, NJ y
The Philadelphia Ar9us in speaking OF the late exhibit
ton held in that city b. the Franklin nstitate
In noticing medicines always extremely cautious
unless satisfied of the of the article. Among those
exhibited is the celetra:ed Holland Bers This med-
cine has been extensively introduced every State in
the Union, and into the Canadian Provinces principally
within the last two years. The exhibition shows tesmo
mails in every language known in America, among which
notice from the Hon. John Clayton
ware" (S3) dec30-1w
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
IRepor:s Furnished by the Associated Press.l

New YoRk, Jan. 9-Gosernor Wise's letter to
the Tsmmany Society celebration, yesterday, says
that Coagr So ought not to r, CT the Lecompton
Constitution, hut subject it to fair legal vote of
the people OF Kansas. No honest Democrat should
be prescribed for diff renee of opinion to the
manner of solving question.
The Tribune contradicts the story that the Gov
eminent obliged to postpone the payment of
drafts in New York.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. s.-River falling, with 81 feet
water at Cairo.
ice.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 9.-River falling, with feet
water Oh the falls, and feet 10 inches in the Ca
nal.
BALTIMORE, JAM 9-The House. BY vote of
43 to 81, refused to receive Governor Lgon's mes
sage previously printed, because of reflections on
the American party, and charges that the city
members were elected by fraud and violence.
WASHINGTON, January 9-The amount in the
Treasury, subject to draft, il upwards of FIVE mil
lions Drafts drawn and unpaid, two millions; on
deposit seven millions; receipts during the week
$4,000.
Nothing has been done towards court martialiDg
Capt Chatard. Capt. Engle leaves for the Home
Squadron on the Goth.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. -Cottton-sales 1900
bales-prices steady, at S4aS4; Mess FORK SIS 90;
Lard in tierces, ST. Other articles unchanged.
New YORK Jan. Observation-Disclosures skies 81;
Tennessee 654; Louisiana skies IS.
Cotton dull 200 bales solo, Flour quiet; Wheat
white 1871 25, Corn-white 64a70; Mess Pork
sl5 GOALS rs; Whisky 2l3a22, Bacon dull; Hams
SaS2; Linseed Oil unchanged; Tobacco TALL; Sue
gar quiet at 65a71; Orleans Molasses 80.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.--Flour 75a3 So; Whisky
49, Hogs 4a4 80; Mess Pork Sl2, for March dev-
ery, and SI2 5OaI3 90; Lard held at s-buyers Of
fer It.
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CONSTAB

IT , We auth 0rized to WILSON MULLEN
candidate for Constable in he Nashville District the
suing March election
IFF- We authorized announce JESSE W. PAGE
candidate for Cons table in tine Nashville District
~ We authorized to announce Med A. NoLsN
candida for able in the Nashville district a. HE next
March cleo ion.
saF- We authorized announce IRA A. STOUT, q
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
eS- We are authorized to announce JOSEPH T. RYAN as
candidate for Constable, in the Nashville District.
s1- We authorized to announce JESSE b. PERRY
candidate for Constable, in the Nashville District, tn
ensuing March election.
~ We authorized to announce FLETCHER w. HORN
candidate for Cons table ia the Nashville District
ensuing March election
gE- We authorized to announce SAM. D. NCHoL as
candidate for table in Ghe Nashville District,
sung March election. uoV.l9
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"STRIKE NISE,"-A day or two snce, when
passing by fashionable eating and drinking saloon
L. QUE city, we heard the following, which
think too good TO pass unnoticed. party of gen.
tlenieu having INDUCED in a 'smile," were in the
act OF leaving the house, when they were met by
a gentleman from the rural district, proverbia for
nOn-indulgence, but who, the party insisted, must
ior once ''smile." The gentleman from the conn
try, being of emphatic expression, replied that he
never drank nything, but if the clark had any
CZal hat had "srjke,i,Oe" in it, he would take
some. He was accommodated Of course.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-11

COOP Observation-Disclosures Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier is OF the most use
full and pleasant beverages of the day. Il is mild
and agreeable to the taste, bracing the nerves. CIV
i healthy tone to the stomach, and imparting
glorious appetite. wine glass full of this Cordial
taken three times day, will be better than flmi
ly physician, as other medicine will be required.
For ladies it is particularly recommended, as it
strengthens the ribs of the weaker vessels in
astonishing degree. See the advertisement in
another column. Jan 7-lw.