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s@~- SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE

Substance Fade. If you wish good picture go TO
WHITEHURSTSo old Gallery Y Main st and exam
Inc the Specimens, Photographs 1ored or plain.
made from life or copied frsm small pictures and
enlarged to any size. The pure Ambrotype we war
rant not to fade or easily be defaced. WATs0ys IN
rivelled Nielloerarh or new style of Photograph
pictures taken instantaneous and finished in three
minutes. Malainotypes Panotypes aud Ambrotypes
for Transmission by mail. This saliery contains two
of the largest skyghts in Virginia, AMI for beauty
of finish. his pictures are surpassed by none.
Pictures taken from A. NJ, to ). P. NJ.
Old Daguerreotypes copied. mh6-d6wlm
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ss-Grrr Book SALE AT l6i, OPPOSITE AMERICA,

SY-GFr Book SALE AT l6i, OPPOSITE AMERICAN
H0TsL.
With handsome Gifts well laden,
Trips each youth and pretty maiden,
From One Hundred Sixty-Four.
From the window broad Gifts greet YOU
Glttering your eyes before,
They seem really to smile at you,
And invite you to the store.
The Gift Book sale opposite the American is still
open. Thisis a great movement, which has for its
end the dissemination OF knowledge Call at the
Gift Book Store. 2t
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LEcoMpToN MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK.

New York March 5,-The meeting at Tammany
Hall, last night. of supporters of the Lecompton
Constitution, was largely attended. Resolutions
unanimously passed sustaining the course of the
President in relation to Kansas affairs.
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rS7s FoR THE CHILDREN.-Just re-
ceived beautiful assortment Of worsted and zephyr
fircnlars Coats Scarfs, Hoods, &c. &c, selling at
nan '"0 LADIES' BAZAAR.
p,ha-Iw No 306 Broad street.
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SUICIDE OF YOUNG WiPE.--Aboat nine o'clock
this morning, shocking affair. occurred at the
house OF James Barnes, on the east side of Eighth
street, below Federal. IL seems that Mr. and Mrs.
Barnes have been married but about four months.
They lived happily together until very recently.
when whispers OF an intrigue between the hus.
band and former lover reached the ears of The
wife, Mrs. Barnes was much attached 10 her
husband, and being very sensitive, this rumor
gave her much uneasiness, and she talked over her
troubles to her friends 1t that the intrigue
referred to took place before the marriage Of Mr
and Mrs. Barnes, bat its evidences have jnst been
made manifest
This morning about nine o'clock Mrs. Barnes
went up stairs and told her husband, who had not
yet left his bedroom, that q man who was In the
habit Of visiting the house, was below stairs, and
desired to see him, Mr.. b. The latter went down
stairs aud found the man referred to. A moment
after the report OF pistol was heard up stairs,
and Mr.. D. suspecting the worst, ran to . closet
down stairs, where he kept revolver, and found
that the weapon was gone. The husband aud his
visitor hurried up stairs and found the vile lying
upon the Door Of the bedroom, shot through the
heart, and the revolver still grasped In her hand.
She wss dad - Philadelphia Bulletin, 4M
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BosroS. March 4-Fdward c. Ray, formerly q
resident of the Sing Sing Prison, was arrested IN
this city yesterday for operations IN the conn
dence" line lie will be taken to New York, afteF
having satisfied justice in Boston
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HsAp Attractive SALE Foa 90 DAYS
Staple Fancy and Millinery Goods. PRINCES ard
Dress Trimmings, Emhroideries Ladies' Dress Cap4,
Muslin, swiss and Dimity Bands. Head Dresses,
Brass Steel and Plated Hoops. Cords and Tas.els
for picture hanging. SC, &c with numerous other
articles selling at reduction of ~ per cent less
than former price, to make room for Spring puT-
chases. LADIES BAZAAR,
No aG Broad street, between 4th and 9TH.
NH lin
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ree AUorro. Sales OF JEwsLRY,

will seIl ut auction at ~ Main street. at II o'clock
MONDAY. March s, a fine assortment Of Silver
ware, Jewelry. Watches. sc: and specially invite
goods win be postiveys old to the highest bidder.
M 6--2s
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FRUIT KiLLED--Tbe Louisville Courier says some
of the fruit growers near that city say that the
peaches apricots, &c, have been killed by the late
severe weather, the thermometer having been in
some localities as low as 10 deg. below zero.
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TYLER x Co.'S Galleries, Main street, Rich
mond: Sycamore street, Petersourg and Canal St,
New Orleans Whereas other parties are travel
ling throughout the country, using She name 81
TYLER & Co., and claiming connection with them.
notice is given that the only galleries new owned
BY TYLER Co are those that head this notice. Be
ware of the pretenders.
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slf-To THE VoTERs or HEYRIco CoUN.

TY.-I hereby announce myself as candidate for the
Office of the COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for the lower district at the approaching election.
respectfully solicit your suffrage. Should it be yOur
pleasure to eject me promise to discharge the du
ties of the office faithfully and punetually. to the
best Of my ability. JOHN A. EACH0.
NH film
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March meeting OF the Richmond Typographical 90
ciety will be held THIS EVENING, mt 7is O'Clock,
At Odd Fellows Hall. This Is really an important
meeting. and full attendance II earnestly desired
NH cit J. III. wALFORD, see'y.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, MAfCh J-IHt IFHutt VINE HOt TT
session to day.
Hous-SeveraI private bills were considered and
passed but nothing Of public interest transpired.
The House adjourned till MOnduy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

CONNECTICUT PoLTIcs-The democratic sta.e
convention of Connecticut met at Hartford on
Wednesday last. The following ticket was nomi-
mated: Governor Gen. james T. Pratt, Lieut.. Gov
ernor John Cotton. Resolutions were adopted
sustaining President Buchanan the Kansas
question. One account says that Gen. Pratt is a
Douglas Democrat.
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DIED,

;. On Thursday evening. LOGAN DOUGLAS Wall Y
FORT infant or 7. L. D. and Bella W slford assd ~
minis. ~ ...a
The frenls OF the family are requested tn atlsoa
hia fanefal at Union citation Methodist church, tis
Saturday afternoon. at O'clock. :,
At the residence OF her son. Or W " hoper I'D vhs
conutr Of Caroline. on Thnrsdsy, ith March, mrs
MARIA U ROPER.
The funeral will take place from the Seeona pap
tst Church this Is ATUilDsY) morning. at u Q c,s.
Her friends aud tnpse Of the family. are respecthT
invited to attend without further notice.
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AcrNfsv N NOWWLK.

I'm. n POSTER. Rso. II the Agent for the pAnI
pupAvcn IN Noribak. she circulation OF the pAp~
nee having inereAsed 10 ~ extent dsmana'as VI, !.
onal asssntion to ~ distrtbuten, the "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

STEAMER BURNT.--The steamer Pelican was
burnt on the Arkansas river on the morning OF
the oath nit. Boat and cargo 1000 bales cotton
a total loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

| THE OHIO RIvER-BUSINESS AT WHEELING
| WHEELING March There are eight feet o.
water in the channel of the Ohio river Mt this
Mace today. The ice remains gorged above, hu'
the river is reported free below. Considerable
freight il coming up in the boats from the Daiti'
more and Ohio Railroad.
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49, New SPRING GooDs.-JGst re-
C, wed at N. g. BARTON'S, NEW SPRING RIB
BDNS, FRENCH FLOWERS AID STRAW BON
NETS. 1903 MAIN STREET.
yobf
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rs a.

II IST OF LETTERS--Remain In che
- RICiiMOND POST 0FRICE, on the sth day Il
March. 1858
err Persons applying for Letters, In this List. will
please say they are kpTEaTiszD.
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DEATH OF THOMAS W. WARD.
ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE MAN.

BosroN March 4.-Thomas w. Ward, Esq,
prominent citizen Of Boston, and for many years
agent of Messrs Barring Bros, died this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

AZ AMBRorrPEs % cents. Photographs 25 ceuts
and the various styles of Pictures, at onethird tn
price charged by competitors Large family group
and life-size Photographs. TYLER L Co, lS9 Mail
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

MISNEsoTA-It is stated that the Senate com
mittee on the Judiciary have completed report
concluding with resolution that Minnesota is not
State of the Union. This, Of course, denies to
Gen. Shields the right which he claims to be ad-
mitted to a seat in the Senate.
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NEW KENT COUNTY, Feb. Goth, 1858.
sa~ DR. JOHN w. GARLIcK. RIcl

kg4s" DIR. JOHN W. UAHLICK, MICH.
MoND.-DRAR SIR:--I take pleasure in adding my
testimony to that of many others 10 the superior
excellence of 3emple's Inflllible Baking Powder"
now prepared by yourself. / have been using them
in my family for year MORE aud he.itate not to
say regard them AS THE TRULY EXCELLENT article OF
the kind, for making speedily light, sweet and
wholesome bread and pastry of all kinds.
Very respectfully,
WIN II GREGORY.
Fer sale by all Druggists.
JOHN W GARLTCK
NH Sole Proprietor.
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sss~ ANNUAL MgErrNG.-The annual

sgS" ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual
meeting of the Stockholders and Firemeu of the
Richmond Fire Association On pursuance Of adjOui
ment will be h, Ia at toidin's Hall. on III ESDAY
evening oh March at ~ o'clock. The presence of
the Firemen attached to the Richmond Fire Asso
citation is particularly requested, as it requires
majority OF them TO constitute quorum.
Ey order of the Boari ~ Directors.
mh sit JNO. Ii. B0SHER Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

g@ SPECIAL NoTiCE 1t being impor-
tant for us to close business speedily pos
sibie earnestly request all indebted to to call
at our old stand, No IS Main street. and make inl-
mediate settlement.
NH 3-d6, &cw6t BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

CoRREcrIoN-It was stated 10 a Geographic dis
patch, on Thursday morning, that the appoint
ment of VIM. Shandy, as Collector ior the port of
Richmond, had been confirmed by the Senate. 1t
should have been VIM. Stands, for the port of Pc
70
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RICHMOND. July oath. 1851.
ny DEAR SrR-It is with willing plea

BsyH DEAR SIR-It IS Win VIKING pea
sure 10 addition to many others. / add my testmo-
ny % the efficacy of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS in giving permanent relief in Dysentery and
Summer Complaints with my children Al<o my
wife having suffered seve raj years from debilitston
and other diseases peculiar to their seq, has found
a restorec in these valuable BittcIs Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Your 0b't servant.
j. D THOMAS.
70 Mr.. F. BAKER, Proprietor. R;chmon J. Va.
For sale by all the prominent Druggis Ia the city
of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia Also 81
CHARLES STOIT Il Co. Washington City. D c. and T.
Ii STABLER a co, Baltimore. NH 5-if
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anderson mrs Inns
Anderson mrs Bcokie
Berry mrs Sarah Ann
brfnDefTy MS r'a'S
sosner mrs nafs
$3.50 ~. n' ,o;ss Hctav,a A
-,
conner mrs nMy
tasha'isn n s - ~
EaIteI mrs oat az 3
GiieI man 'is 2
r,a,e,nan Mis- C1Iarry
-, 49,, p,.;s...
~ Nv ~ !. -. ~. ? -, -
Da.n"so. ~
n pann u u,,s EAp
W.
Eiiyson iiiss Deteie II
syeIis mlss Ii
Franklin miss A V
Faris mrs i A
Is mrs u a
Eu'ier mrs a
rIynn Mss NJ
freemono Lars al
6iiml mrs Cnariotte
GilIisrd mrs Err
Graves mrs r.
GENTRY miss Martha u
Harry mr.. Fann;a
Harwood mrs VIZ,
Uatcber mrs MAZE
Uaiiatt Mia E,ira A
Horan MIS- lane
ron.,,,, ,,,,..1Ir.,r
Jamison mrs Il
Lambert mrs Sallie
Leonard mrs Montevidsl
Liliis miss Ann
Lee miss Bette
Miller mrs Julia A
Meeks mrs JUDITH
Maupin mrs wary v
motifs mrs Betsey
mltchell mss Nettie
Naulv,,iss Martha Ann
ODorrlty mrs SARAH r.
Pope miss Mary NJ
Penn miss MARIA W
Pierce mis- NJ NJ
Provers miss Mary y
Quarles mrs Mollie s
Randolph miss Isaetta C
Richardson miss Georgt
Robinson mrs Presllla
Short mrs Sarah A
SchwarZ mrs Maria .
Shackieford mrs Julla A
eneed mrs Jane
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1n-D MOTTO E.-The steamer
E-----.sa-lss--atss GLEN COVE, Captain John Davis
will not 60 down on Monday next sth inst. in cor
sequence Of having small repars done: but
will resume her regular trip Wednesday morn
lug, 10th inst. at 6l5 O'clock.
The CURTIS PECK viii leave as usual, on Tues
day morning 9th, ct 6I5 O'Clock and return the next
dav. NH X. q. HASkINS.
~n~- SPECIAL NOTICE TO
SssS-a HIPPERS. by TIE Bait
more boats aud IS the New York steamers. are re-
specially requested to furnis their consipnees
games on each dray ticket and tobacco manufactu-
rers are requested to add the brands Of their tobacco
on each ticket also accom- anying each 'O,d,
LUDL4M WALTON
mhb-2t Office cpp0siie SteRmers Wharves
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.1f5xD.
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A
Anderson miss Va
II
Barnes mig Martha Y
Boiling miss Margaret
Bennett miss Louisa
Brnxton miss Anna Cora
Brown miss Julia
barnett miss Mary
Cooke miss x
Carlton miss Juliet
Cardweli miss Lucy A
Grafton miss l. l.
Crow miss VI AZ
Cunningham mics Va
D
Dalton mrs II ri
Dupcau mrs NJ A
boswell miss SfF
Dabney miss n W
IL
Eckert mrs NJ
RUSSELL miss VI ]
Frinney mrs NJ s
freeman mrs vi
Fletcher mrs Philadelp'a
Flaherty mrs Margaret
Ferguson mrs 2 A
q
Gentry miss Mary
Gary miss Leonora
Gray miss Julia A
Gipson miss Lila G
Gill niiss klenor
III
Harris Miss Mary
HilI miss Pocahoutist
Humphreys miss Kitty
Hollenbsch mrs Margare-
tina
j
johnson miss Kate
Jones miss Helen M
JoI den miss J G
X
Kulp mrs Fanny J
l.
Landlord miss Emma
laurence miss Mary
Lacy miss Va A
"
Martney miss Mary
Morgan miss NJ V
Murray pliss Fa"nie Y
Mosby miss Alice
Morris miss Julia W
Miller miss Ida A
Murphy miss Elizabeth
N
Nash mrs Harriet
o
O,tin mrs Eliz
2
Pow ell mrs Rebecca
Patterson mrs Lon 50
Priddy mrs Lucie A
Powers mrs Harriet K
Peasants mrs Ann Eliza
q
X
Randolph mrs Lucie A =
Ring mrs El;z L
. Rose mrs Bette q
8
Staels mrs Ann W
Simpson mrs Dereana
Slacam EleZenau W
shell mrs Molly
ASulivan mrs Margaret
StCyele mrs Sarah L
II
Talbot miss Eliza Ann
Turner miss Georgia
Toole miss Bl idcet
Taylor miss Arley
TOombs mrs Fanny
Turner miss Mollie 2
'
w
Whiteford miss Anna =
Williams miss Fanny
Warden miss Ann T.
Withrow miss Julia A
Winston miss Kate w
Winston miss Sallie
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SaIPwREtE.-The ship Atlanta, from New York
for Charleston, wert ashore on Wimble Shoals
north of Cape Hatteras, on the ed ult. The pas
sengers remained in their perilous situation for a
whole week, when they were taken of by the
steamer Thomas Swami and carried TO Savannah.
It was Thought the Atlanta might be got off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

OAK AND PINE WOOD FOR SALE.
~ Oak Wood at 81 per cord delivered. Apply to
the undersigned at the Richmond and Petersburg
Depot NJ w. WARRINGTON.
NH 6-2w
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HEAD QUARTERS CITY GUARD /
RIruMNNn March & ISiS

., IoJo, J
YSPECIAL ORDERS.
II This Command will attend special meatng A.
Military Hall THIS SATURDAY. EVENING at ~
0'ci rck promptly.
Bv order If WN. I. TRUEMAN, Captain.
WH W WooD. Orderly. NH 6--lt%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

NAVAL RESTORATION BILL-U nder the Senate joint
resolution, which passed the House on Wednesday
it is understood that the President is prepared
promptly to nominate for restoration to the &C
tive list of the Navy many of the officers stricken
down by the action of the Naval Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

SINGULAR A CIDENT.-In Columbus, Ga, on the
9th nit, a little girl by the name of Georgiana
Roweli, the daughter of poor widow, in playful
mood was running from sister, when she tripped
and fell, and having in her hand an old knife
which had been worn to a point, it entered her
neck. severng the jugular vein, causing her death
almost instantaneous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

- FOR RENT OR LEASE-The Store
Eai and Cellar. 1877 Main street. opposite the new
Custom House and Post Office. at present occupied
by Slr. James Riley. Its central location makes it
cue of the most desirable stands in the city for hu,
ness of any kind. Possession given the lat of
April Applyto RN HUDSON.
NH SIS 2n5 Main ST.
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DRICE'S NOTORIOUS GLYCERINE.-
Asupply of this elegant preparation for sale By
FISHER WINSTON,
hlh d Drag lists.
T ARR0QUES' ELIXIR OF BARK
- orsaie by FISHER Il WINSTON
NH q DruQgistx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

LgeIsL.rURE.-It will be seen by reference t"
the proceedings that the Senate resolution for Oh
extension of the session failed to pass the House
Yesterday. Various conjectures are rife with re
gard to the future course of the body, but the mat
ter must be definitely settled to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06
SPRING TRADE.

g. FOR RENT-A House on Clay
Aaal street. containing six rooms, kitchen and well
0f water in the yard This house is in the county of
HenricO, the corporation line. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to
JSB TINSLEY. Attorney for
NH 6-2awts Mrs NJ w Lawson.
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THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING :!


METROPOLITAN HALL
FOUR NIGHTSi
CONNIE ncing Monday, March sth,
MATT PEEL'S
GREAT TROUPE OF
ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINISTRIES
Have the honor to announce series Of their Popular
CONCERTS. The Company u com prised Of the best
talent i'm the United States-all under the direction
of the wordreuowned MATT PEEL.
e. Change OF Programme nightly. For partcu.
lars see Bills of the day.
Ee- Tickets q cents. Doors open at sa-con.
mence at "a O'Clock. ID. Y A JONES,
NH 4--tS Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

RAILROAD ACCIDEST--0n the 9th ult an acct
dent occurred on the Union and Spartansburg Is c.
Railroad, by which the Hon. Judge ONeiIl ami
several other passengers were injured.
WoN'r GIVE IT UP--The Memphis Avalanche says
Gen. Walker is determined to make another
struggle for supremacy in Nicaragua He has no
idea of ultimate defeat. On the contrary he is as
ardent rs a lover who has been made sure of hap
piness by the bashful yes of a beloved mai
dan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

pURE FRENCH BRANDY AND PORT
WINE--Seected for m -diriDal use. for sale by
GEO D0wDEN. Druggist.
NH us Broai street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHARD III.

Saturday Evening, March 6,rs5s.
win be performed ,Shskspeare's Tragedy Of
RICHARD III,
OR the
BATTLE or B0SWoRTH FIELD.
DUKE OF .........EDWIy BOOTH
Irish Nis5 Jennie Hight
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LOST.

r OST-A small pocket case of SURGl-
II CAL INSTRUMENTS, The finder will be suit.
ably rewarded on leaving them Et this Office. or 81
DR. JAMES BOTTOMS residence, on Grace street.
between 9Th and 5th NH 6-5t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

pRESERVE YOUR HAIR.-A luxu-
rons and glossy hair can be obtained by usiag
Pellieter's Golden Fluid. Price q cts. For sale By
GEO D0WDEN Druggist
nah G III; hro.d street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-13
state Fair---Second Iay,

attendance at the Fair Grounds
ny was much larger than on the day
:, and Of the number present a goodly
were ladies. 1t was thought that the
'as larger than has ever been cOngrega-
ny day during previous Fairs. The con-
InfavOrable appearance Of tue wsathgr
morning, doubtless kept away many
as we'll as much stock. The exhibition
led stock ,however,was very creditahlc;
The animals shown were some that we
llident will compare tavorabiy with
the Union. Bat there should have
ore competition. The animals are IN
s. and their owners should feel enough
III the improvement of the blood stock
country, TO exhibit them at the State
address Of ex-Gov. A. V. Brown was
, al ii O'Clock. We were unable TO
bat learn that it was fine effort
Il rec lived. We shall publish it to-
Mechanics Hall is certainly very at
feature Of the exhibition. There are
in great variety, aud Of rare merit.
proper time they will receive suitable
Entries are still being made. bat the
I'll be- closed for this department to-day
clock
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-13

We would call the particular attention of
every reader TO the advertisement of Nc
LEAN S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
on LINIMENT. They are too well known in
this community to require recommendations.
But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of the digestive
organs. without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms such as de-
spondency, nervous unpleasant feeling, indie
cisiOn, lack of energy, making existence a
burden. To all who may be SO afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give Immediate relief
To all who may be afflicted with Sores or
Pains Of any kind, try the Liniment. See the
advertisement in another column.
seDt2l-2W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-13

New ORLEANS, Oct 1l.-Cotton--sales to-
day $500 bales Sugar u. Flour has de-
clining tendency. Lard firm, lO9. Bagging
10.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 2.-CottOn-Sales to-
day 5000 bales; sales of three days 23,5O0
bales; middling l2C@l2i; stock at New Or
leans $4,000 bales, against los, 900 last year
Sugar firm. Hay-New York l64. Whisky
20.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 12.-Noon.-Bacon firm,
in hhds. 5sGg7c.
CINCINNATI, October 12.-Evening
Pork SIS. Linseed Oil IS.
NEW YORK. Oct. Noon Flour has a
declining tendency, 1904 G5. Wheat de-
ciined &c. Mixed Corn 69@7Z. Whisky p.
New YORK. October 2.-Evening-Cot-
ton. sales 800 bales, nominal. Flour has a
declining tendency. Mess Pork Sl6 4O9l6
90. Sugar dull.
ST. LOUIS. Oct Whisky Demand fair,
prices moderate; sales u. Alcohol-good
prices. firm 4ICd44 Camphene, fair TO. Spirit
Gas. moderate demand, As.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-13
Dp Gelfgrapb.
Foreign per steamer City of BaIti-

New YORK, Oct 1.-THE steamer City of
Baltimore with Liverpool date of the 10th,
arrived here to-day.
Cotton. sales of days $4,000 bales of
which speculators took l,2O0 and exporters
1000 bales; cotton dull with declining ten
dency especially on lower qualities.
Manchester advices favorable, the market
closing quiet but steady. Breadstuffs dull.
Inferior wheat declined l(92d.
LIVERPOOL Richardson, Spence Co.
quote Flour. Western Canal 20s(92ls; Bald-
more and Philadelphia 21s(922s Cd; Ohio
-22s 6dC125s Southern White Wheat 7s(97s
4d; Yellow Corn 33s Gd@34; White Corn
34s@35s; Lard quiet at 60s(962s; Coffee
steady Spirits of turpentine 3S(G39.
The telegraph cable is unchanged. Shares
are quoted at 3400 800 pounds.
Bullion continues to flow into the bank
of England. A reduction in discount rates
is expected. Lord Elgin has been appointed
knight of the Grand Gross.
There are vague rumors that the Empress
Eugenie is enciente.
Count Cavour says that the cession Of a
Villa in France to Russia was gratuitous, and
is recoverable at will.