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VEST BUTTONS.
Shirts and Collars

CsI I" hAnd another invoice Of shirts which We
~ WARRANT 10 be superior IN every way aud 10 a.
preferred, for sale low by
lSDS-u J. II. NcGIII.
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

NEW 1OEK, April I3.-Cotton quiet. Flour
heavy. Wheat firm. Corn, white 73I074:
y How 1901 Bacon, hams 9(@IO8: snoul
d rs 62964. Mess POI k II 50OgI7 s.. Su-
gar quiet. Coffee 1OC@Il5. LOI z5(926.
New ORLEANS, April li.-Co ton. sales
l 90 bales: Prices lower and too unstttl, d
frquotations; Pork tfftr; Lai d firm; Freight
dull; Sterling 62C974 premium.
CINCINNATI. April I4-Flour So 55C9S3 10;
Whisky lG7: Mess Pork SIG 90; Bacon Sides
90.
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To Nervous Sufferers.

Aretired Gentleman having been restored to health
% few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
lsehd ree) u assist others copy Of the prescrp
ton and a supply Of the remedy ON receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address Di-
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGxAIL ls6 Fulton street
Brooklyn, NY. apr13-tri-w-s
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WITTY AND TRUE.-Jean Paul certainly I'M
d rstood womankind remarkably well. lie
saws that ''female hearts are like Spanish
houses; having more doors than windows, it
i much easier to get ilto them than to see
mo snem.2 Thou sayest well, o Jean Paul;
it is even so.
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~ We learn that our young friends. E.
K WARREN and J. L. KIRBY, have been elect
ed delegates, by the Typographical Union at
this place, to the National Printers Union,
which meets at Chicago the first Monday in
My next.
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Wanted Immediately. 10 600

~ ~- " S"eSh" ~ Tue aAie ol tllc most
PoPuAaf scuihg buoSs IN .ADlerica- tavals utscan-
'A'iiets aid teschefs, wishing "a travel Viii il,.l
s'a very prouiabic and pheasant bss4urss sna bling
t'ei - sc the coantfy and make uacy al le -ai,.,
ssae AGENTS anN la the business are Clraru. frau,
sSoO % 81 500 per year For fail partcalarS ara -
, % b'oHs, address Il. n. RULIsoN Qaesu CIV
1o4an4lH ho2se ~ Main street Clacianat UlliQ or
hold. II =IY
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE


! A 7 the late Mechanics Fair. held in the
I II City Of Nashville, ia October. 1857, the
Judges appointed 10 examine articles In Class
i3-No. II, GROVER 4 BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l61, SNGEK's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits o. the i've
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-th7ead machines.
that Ia, using two separate threads for making
he stitch; that Of GKovER 4 BAKER using ths
thread from COMMON SPOOIS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SxoER's using one
spool aud oas needle. the other thread work
lag frC1a B0BBIN ENCLOSED ~ A SHUT
ILE, aud, 10 the oplnion Of the COMMITTEES, l.
bsst adapted 20 FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c
The GROVER 4 BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED. advantage
Of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMIND
ING aud, with the exception u ine cloth
lag, saddlery, ke.. Ia the opinion % the
COMMITTEES Is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
~ The part o. this report referring 20
the Singer Aachlac a. brsl adapted 20 Zine
CloiAlag was intendrd TO be UNDERSTOOD
b THE COMMITTEE ~ ks.< FOR MANU-
fAcTuRING CLOTHING BY TAIi.0Rs.
n WORKSHOPS, st. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY. &C.
hAsEfILLE sEWrEG-nAcHrNE COMPANY.
No. Q. rUm1tc sQUAHE,
kaxhvsiie. Team.
s@4osils. fsna J<na.Et -. ssss-e
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hid. Silk. Cloth. and Burkskiu

IN retlflng from the business Of BoYD Co heart.
ny recommend my late partner the pubic a. war.
my IA every respeet u tleir confidence ahd ear.
nestly solicit for hiEn Continuation Of The liberal ~.
tfonage heretofore bestowed.
lnarl--u UA0 JOS W. DAfyFs
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D- Our readers will recollect that
SHIELDS sells large lot Of goods, perfect and
damaged, this morning at 10 O'Clock. The
highest bidder will get each lot offered.
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, April I3-HousE.---The
House discuss d the Washington police BILL
and adjourned.
The House agreed TO appoint Conference
Kansas Committee by the casting vote of the
SIP aker.
S.:NATE-The Senate is discussing Green's
Pacific Railroad bill
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The LadEest The Eatsas.

II Is well established fact that fully one half Of the
female portion Of our population, are seldom in the
ENJOY meGt of good health or 10 use their own expres
sion ''never feel we'll" They are languid devoid of
all energy, extremely nervous and have no annette
/" ms class of invaIis the Hoofaul's German Bit
''rs are especially recommended. Their peculiar tonic
ana mvigorating properties render them invaluable IN
such cases
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THE ONLY CHINE
i INJURY
inches Also, Saw Mandrels oralls zesofSa -
a IL M
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lotteries,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Approximations 10 tho SlUo, 600, ui 500 earl 4
o. 700 % so 900 OF 400 10 5000 Of To 10 UJo
OF 400 10 IS 600.
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Farming Implements.

SHELTERS GRAIN CRADLES COTTON AND Geo Hors
FFIN
oT sale
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Gomuterrial.
Weekly Review OF the Markets.

weekly Review of the Markets.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
| NASHVILLE, April is, 1855. J
| Inc Cumberland is still in good navigable
condition, though falling slowly.
| during the week which ended yesterday
evening business was duller than usual. owing
principally to the fine weather for the farm
work which kept farmers, and others at home
COTTON-The market has been fat since
our last weekly summary. There is fair de-
mand but few sellers. The sales have not
amounted to 200 bales. We make no change
In quotations-s2@1Oc p b-though in a
couple of instanc l09c have been paid for a
choice article. But this was previous to the
arrival of the steamer City of Washington,
which brought advices of further decline in
the Liverpool Market, of to Id.
TOBACCO-The Market for this article
continues active, and the highest prices of the
season have been paid this week The sales
amount to about l60 hhds at prices ranging
from 81 7OC912 O5.
Sales ycstt rday of Is hhds at the warehouse
OF A HAMILTON at the following figures
60, 10 20, 10 IS. 10 25. 10 so, 90. 6 SIS.
80, 4 20. 6 80, 80, 9 so, IS, IS, I 90,
rs and of IA hhds at the warehouse of
FISHER, WIRELESS & Co., at So IS, Is, 6 s.,
8 20, 10 So. 20. so. As, 9 20, 10 IS,
05, IS, 90, 7 co..
BACON-Continues to come in briskly and
sells readily at s9sic p ID, from wagons.
LARD-ln request at 9993c p b.
SUGARS-We continue to quote New Or
leans brown by the hid at 74@sSc p ID;
Havana white 1O9Ilc; Loaf ll5(aI3c;
Crushed and Powdered l239131c
COFFEE-Market firm. Rio l2t@I3tc;
Laguayra lac. Java 16@lsc p b.
FLOUR-There has been further decline
of 500 p Dbl on -four this wetk. We now
quote fine at 81 5O@3 90; Superfne So IS
S3 so; Extra family S4 OO@4 so.
WHEAT-In moderate demand at 5OGa7Oc
p bushel.
FEATHERS - Have slightly improved.
We quote them to-day at 3O@33c p ID.
GlNSENG-ln demand at 40(dl45c n 10.
SALT-Stock full; bbls is selling at soc
p bushel; sacks, 81 rs for fine 81 Is for
coarse.
MOLASSES-New Orleans in bbls 35@3Sc
p gal in bbls $500 5c.
BUTTER-Is in demand at ISOl2Oc "a n.
Very little good in market.
EGGS-Continue in fair supply at &c n
dozen Wholesale
SEEDS-CIover SG96 SO; Mil 81 90;
Blue Grass, clean 81 %; stripped 81 I56I-
IS. See table for other kinds.
OlLS-Laid 81 90 p gallon; Linseed IS
@S5c; Sperm 81 IS; Tanners S5(aSI 10. !
HiDES-Green SC; Dry Sailed Southern
l5c + ID.
LEATHER-Market steady at the prices in |
our table.
WHlSKY-Market well supplied. Sales at
l1@2Oc p gallon.
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Further Foreign News.

LoNDoN;-Latest by Telegraph Stock ex-
change dull Funds closed lower
The aspect of politics in France excites
daily; discussion in the discount market.
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lin =. WINS Home Joar,.rl aivertiscs cirruiars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons Why il re,ur..
gentleman OF accomplished echan,cal genius, ~
operate Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machine and
"hy 30 mAny "eXeeileHt house Keepers" eau NOT do
~ teBsa-tT
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WE mast earnestly cad groa a. par.ens lnssk.~s
w - -. s<ksr ~ zs<s e. hea< sccaanr. q eac.s
s sss-s.s ssa ~ sp = xs a.s. s.xs AZ y oar =.
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kane's Arctic ExpediIinn.

very fow persons waIle sitting at hnts
Ia thtir easy chairs form any adequate idea of the
h'rdsh,s endured by the bold men who followed The
lam 'nted Dr. k'no GA the GrinneH Arctic Expedition
Besides she suffering caused by the inhosptabIe eli
mate the intense cold brought on Rheumatism. stiff
ness OF the Joints, ChilbI,ins Sc and, in many in
stances the limbs and ,mbcrs Of the daring sxpor
ors were frozen or frost bitten Their sufrinrs from
these causes were very great and would have been
uncomfortable but for the happy effects Of a I.niment
invented expressly for their by the celebrated DR.
a :" Bragg, plentiful supply O; which was taken
d 'nS with 'he eXpe lition This Lnimeut proved so
valuable, hhd It's merits 50 fully conf med under Ia.
us u'i'"'oraoie circumstances, that Dr Bragg has
o'e" 'nuuoed Ia commence It's manufacture for The
Puoho. lie calls 1t very properly "BRAGG's AKcuc
lI>lNEVr." 1t now for sale at all In. l,,,, &c..
ana ~'H undoubtedly come into universal use.
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The Selling Qualities OF Rerhaye,s
Holland E-Itters.

QUEBEC, CANADA, June 20, 1854.
We have no doubt it will sell well here. Send us l
gross. JOHN MUSSON Il co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July ! 1854
Send us 2gross Bmrhavc,s Holland Btters We want
a medicine Of this kind in our market
JOHN BURkS K CO.. Medical Hall
SAINT PAU, MINNESOTA
There IS quite ready sale here for you Roerhaye,s
Holland Bitters. WN II WuEE
per II. b. PEARsoN
HoLIlDAYsBCRG, Pa. Dec IS 1856.
Send me dozen more Busrhaye's Holland Bt,ors
viii remit on receipt OF same.
aprlc-lw 7 r PATTON
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Soda EOunI.

WELLS HOOPER n Co. inform the lovers Of Soda Wa
ter that they have received aud have operation
one of the Nichols celebrated soda Founts an entirely
neU p'ent, and the most complete Of the kind cx
tint Their assortment Of syrups Is inferior to none
in the city. anrI2
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CHINESE SUGAR

I'VE are n4aafAetarlng aaa haze fsr sale 10 \.
sad . gAliOa Kettles Cor soaisg Chinese so.
&pro--m Ma &C.,
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Bank OF Nashville Building
FOR RENT

WILL Bznksnx .hsuss for N. remainder Of
4 fns year and fr te3s, aI.n exccedlagy fayorabls
trr Ahy lcrsan vsllng Bankms -hoasc could
80 ee better sutcd and ~ith little expense could
- -Nlr al exceiAeal eslaehnisot for retail Fancy
store &C APa,is -
AprS-lm \. HOBsoS, President
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All artc les sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free Of charge When selling by
retail prices I + PsT-nAN q 70
Mar25-ly.
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ttAS IhAIk asase girI, Ah-.as is years ola a.
= yea qgahnea ~ aay IA tns stats a. her ssr -.
as fAss.si "A sesni sasssy tkis oosnts ana ~.
80 - sri heF % sae OF IA the etx f.fl
Aaa see her .. she = nas sOsa for Aay fAnh
-Fe-~ WILL l. HyYn In
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RELIEVED THIS Day ~ IMPRESS,
ion nOA- AlexAndeF's Ma sioy~s.
l~~O 40 aox Extensioa : : ssi.t. An. a. LA,
~ eaftons IneaiS, ReN siyics; -
10 do Aoslsln &c Cllsae.
do New styl stella SAawls Gsr s.,tv -.
~" .tiS t'tlafs aiaa s.s'esrzs stylea,
CRAPS Collars aaia s.eev~s DO
lEcakiAst CAPS, do
lA.ssa cafes and hcftbcs do
ou AZ. AsS AZ = a0~ Ia tis Eastern esirs and vv
MI % Ss.tis Nss Csocs evefy DAYS ia hi. H.
ssaza'n Aid sufact cali fF0na car fri-s aaf tl.,h
lac gonrfaily. 4 N.xtIpr = -,
flO-u = -
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ES- For fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
call ON MCCALL, VANLEER & Co.
mAr26-tf
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Ca We think Is hardly known even To the most in
tstht oI our readers, how deep some OF the scieir.
'es are looking down the mysteries Of creation
We knew there were wonderful discoveries IN these
tunes, and wonderful uses made of them but did NOT
N"" 'he Chemists were initiating in their cruc bIes and
even SURPRISING the wonderful productions or mr.
game life. During visit Lowell gSc were, intro,
""ced by one at their prominent citizens To the labor
at"ry OF DIR. Aver Inventor OF Cherry Pcctoral and
''thtftc fhis,) where We were shown with generous
i'alkncSs his processes aud his products This mas
f genius Of ms ART Is manufacturing the subtle essen
''9 4" lowers from TAR aud other ve ,tb! substances
IFS essence Of Pine Apple Strawberry Checkerberrv
ounce, Pear, Cauciti, Cinnamon Sc not only eou,l
b"t they exceed IN purity OF avor those vegetables
themselves. HIS oil Of W!utcr-green is purer and Of
oe'''r u"Nor than any that be gathered from the
plant yet Is made by chemical composition from,
the hydrocarbons ~ tart HIS process IS to analyze
the substance and find the exact ultimate atoms of
which Il Is made, then reconpose them in the same
cate. -i"'O
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Post Onlce,

Sssasi1fk, Match %, 1855.
T~Rosf and sfsss the izs q ApFa tae rostofaee II
III ~ opcael S.saeays "a hslf-fssst I A. NJ. and
eisse a. A tlI,en again a y. d. and elc<e al 4
y. n On al elhsr DAYS tie Onlne MI Be cp<ned al
han g4si o, oclpek A n, and closr Il * orleck p
H. 3 n ANDERSON. fost xAslsr
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Pine Iuuaher
For Sale

IN 000 FEEf wsrsod whste Ffne Fioo.ipy
c,OOO J1ss resolved and f0r sale By
~ d. d IgCKEY
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BANK OF COMaIERCE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is 1855
VIII give 10 cents Gu the dollar for I.twrcneelurg
money ana ether uncurronI money at the marke,
price wish to purchase 500 900 OF Tennessee state
n'1s 10 III an order, and Viii give the highest market
price f"r Land Warrants To any amount
IaHA"-u JNO u. JAMES
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SbrriG's Salrs.
SHERIFE,S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

M Tuesday, the 18th day of May 1855, | will offer
~ lor sale at Public AuCtun for cash at the Court
mouse CAT IN TINS city, all the right, title claim and
interest that james L. Faulkner anu Margaret NJ
Faulkner have IA and To Certain tracts of Land being
ana lying III Civll District No. T. Davidson CO. Tenn
as more idlly SHOWN by deed, registered in the Reg
lister "ic" OF said county, book ~ pages Il and IS
Que tract containing about iv2 and the other about
acres, levied on To satisfy execution in my hands
IA favor Of K. {. NcNaIry X ca.
j. *. EDN0NnSON, Sheriff
APrl-tdw BY GEO. D. HAMLET, Dep. Sheyi8
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N o V ELS

Nv ~ v = u y
The following List Of Novels, Of which are late
! Works, viii be- sold at 10 cts. per volume
! lhE Ob 'i,A,A"h; CoNE Crr CORNERS;
/ BLANCHE DEAKwoop: IUcy R,r.roy.
! Th. OID lNN; MtS P,IrI1x,Iox.
f''Fp AND flibi hEN AND WoNES:
lHE NEw PURCHASE: Tn N,rt,yK's u,.f,xr.
AEtRY MOuNy; IA>NEry.
JAMES h'NIJ"N, AEmE MOTT;
YOU D. AID SUNSHINE; NENIEANDI /;
l"'-h' ND MYSTERIES; NELLIE oF TRr Ro;
'lfNt HALL WAYsUE GIDIrrE;
IaE SECJNB SA,RIACk: IuE oF -Cu,u,I-
hE'tiiA AND LiLh, lHnIN AND kr
"o"D IlHE COMING; BEprnCROFT;
HE MONEY hANkEi lN"ENU;
'A'HdA EHEhs'N; lnE BARCLAYS;
lux TWO loAps; LILY;
mn l'H'hiIGhE, RACHEL GRAY;
Fu.--I TRAGEDY; AMY LEE.
TifE MtsTEi', IIsCSE; TnE WIvKtFs.
t'siI SMITH ABROAD; MARerAGE A LOTTERY.
Ny FIRST SEASON; MIMIC IpE.
Ina FAtN FENcE; VIcrnKIA;
t"r sale 10y CHARLES w. SMITH,
@Pi'-u BAG College stIoct.
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CHEAP FOR CASH

II W make room for new supplies will Sell nv re-
L naming stock Of HEA w BOOI.S SHOES 4 Nh
BfcGANS, AT cost for Cash. ] have also various
KINDS OF LADIES', MISSES and chill DREN1S wear
AT reduced prices Call for cash bargains at ~ College
s'eet - JOHN RAMAGE.
apr3-u
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Spiral llotifes.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE FIOuP
J.E. RAUmAN 4 o. Pron-,e,-.

/ E BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at ali times
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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esulu PeuS-
~. &. McNAlNY a. CO

ohN fuiiA 10, have GA hama me beet Gold =,
~ eNSF on1rea loo s-iie Ia tl4As market
aprt-u
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Steamboat & lliuer l1rws,

/
Fairy Queen, Cincinnati.
| Black Diamond, Pittsburgh.
Tempest, Louisville.
Rock City, Up river.
City of Huntsville, Memphis.
The river was receding slowly yesterday
with six feet scant on the Shoals.
The NqaEr1lle from New Orleans, is in the
river and will probably arrive tomorrow.
The Ella, now lying at GAINESVILLE, will bring
portion of her freight up.
The Jamcs johnson, from New Orleans, will
be due to morrow.
The b. IT. R,myan, from Memphis, will
arrive to-day, and leave tomorrow for ST.
Louis, and continue throughout the season in
the Nashville and st. Louis trade. A most
excellent opportunity is now offered for per-
sons wishing to go West.
THE J. G. CLNE.-For a few days past
r.imor has been riff. that this popular Memphis
packet had met with serious if not fatal ace
dent in getting aground at Island q, five
miles above Halls point. 1t affords us pleas
ure to correct any misapprehension that may
have been cntertain, in regard to h,r. We
converSed yesterday with one of h,r clerks,
Mr.. LrrTERER, who informed us that she was
not injur, in the least was lying perfectly
Straight, and not timb,r sprung, and was
only awaiting the rise OF the river to be cher
self again" When the Huntsville came up, the
river at Cairo had risen some two feet, and
was swelling fast, and it is confidently expect
Ell that by Tomorrow it will have risen sufi-
GENTLY for the Cline 10 get Off Her owners
anticipate her arrival in time to take her re-
gular day of departure on Monday next for
Memphis.
The Quaker City and Serenty-.Sir are due from
Cincinnati.
The Acacla C0ttGge is the up river boat for to-
morrow.
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4AtAfi h.fsax p1rrtasssd he eatire lnsere-r
-. = WI Af.s~as, u us late ara - ansssa 4 O.
ssyie, Al NJ. - Cherry street ul.rs ,Il ~ - -
e@pAf "a h4na . Eeoa sgpsay - wlaes. IAsazfs O.
~ tresss er ~ s5sins p<epes .,isntlan 10 kasl.
f.<>s t1sr e-<zaers. 4,4 respsstfsx satcss =. -
II F414E t4t<o1zSe
Ih fesfins hom ne ats nrn AZ Aizsisan 4 Ga a
e1sres azs psrAk1fs - reeDoanaead Iessrs Nss<. a
h*amAs q ny ffasacs AMI ths tabl.z <zEerztIr n
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$1,000 worth Of Fine Gold JeweIr,
A Il "A UCT ION

WE stock consists q tue gold aud silver English
Lever, Duplex, self.windug, Anchor and Ct-is,sS
Watches. ~ - ''4~si
Fine Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains 4 ana
Glass Lockcts, sleeve BatDns studs gold and slvrr
Pencils and Pens ine sells 81 Jewelry such a. Came,
goii stone florenine, Mosaic Lava Coral are All ola
I"ge,hsr WIN Vorety IL other goods usually kcpt IA
trst class Jenetry aore The sale CONTINUES syery
evening untlithe entire stock Is disposed n
Country Merchants and others are nvitsd 10 evan
me TINS stock before purchasing elsewhere Go.ss Al
private sale during the ,ay at New Yusk Whol.,,Is
Prices. Terms Cash.
mar-S-u BENZ. ~ SHIELDS
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nenovai.

wv nemoyai.
ATE have moved lato the Nsw Warehnu-s Sa A
W fehle eqaaFe, Aashslis Ieaa- sAsrs ss uras
fsss 10 DO basinsss 90 4a approved Iaaa. W hart
ea~ hies azssEstasai u lEposts1 sza lans-4ze
Ary Geeds, noess. shoes, Hat<. &<..
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New Orleans NJ lrket
New ORLEANS, April S-P NJ
SUGAR-The market has been quiet with sales from,
hrst hdnLs oI barely $40 hhds but generally al firm
prices. FAIR to fully fair ranging at 6I.d c r N
71sC r Id. 49,
MOlAoNES-The sales have been confined TO 500 or
'oO ODs at 5(9 sc q gallon for fermentng 10 choice
bACON-Dcudnd FAIR and prices firm with sales of
some ZOo packages including 81 casks bbed sides at
S5ac, 81 al the same 30 on private terms and 40 tier
ccS extra sugar cured hams at lie "A III
LARM-A lot of lO2 bbls prime New Albany ra,
dcred) sold at sec r gal. $50
NHlShl-Wc notice sales Of 50 to loo bbs rectided
az q S and 49, the largest lot being 40 bbls al sc
4 canon.
CofFEE-Sales 100 bags at IOI4 $50 at lOs<c and
$50 at h nc q fb. ~
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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
POstponement.
SAIE OF Lot No - (Bg Spring Lott is postponed IN
- u SATURDAY, laEh OF April.
AprlS-td c. D. BEaEN C. AN

Thomas D McEwen 81 ala Nance Matlock et ais
And Nance Mltlock ct ais Thos u. NcENen ct ais
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Chauoery Court II
Nashville, At It's N1yenb Der Term s5T ina the above
Causes, VIII sell on the Public Square ia this city
On the l7IH DAY OF AfRiL 1885 10 the highest bid
ger, on credit Of one two aud three years Lots Ns
L. - and 70 IN the division Of the Wilson's Spring
property. On Of these Lots Wilson's sprng NJ
situated. {. II. BRtEN, G. a N
mArlO-td ChaAcary Court al Nlsh willie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-01
DEATH IN SLEEP.

passage IN sHELLYs POEM, "iASTHE.
How wonderful is Death,
Death, and his brother Sleep!
One, pale as yunder waning moon,
With lips Of lurid blue;
The other rosy as the morn
When throned on oceans wave,
1t bushes DER the world:
Yet both 30 passing wonderful.
Hath then the gloomy power
Whose reign is in the tainted sepuschree
Seized on her slnlees SOUL
Must then that peerless form
Which love aud admiration cannot view
Without a besiiug heart; those azure veins
Which steal like streams along a field OF snow
That lovely outline. which is tar
As breathing marble, PERISH
Must putretactions breath
Leave nothing Of this hes Yenly sight
But loathsomeness and ruin
Spare nothing but Il gloomy theme,
On which the lightest heart might moraiizef
Or ia it only a sweet slumber
Stealing Ger sensation,
Which the breath OF roeeate morning
Chaseth into darkness?
Viii Ianthe wake again.
And give that faithful bosom Joy
Whose sleepless spirit waits TO catch
Light life, and rapture, from her smilei
Yes, she will wake again,
Although her glowing limbs are motionless,
And silent those sweet lips
Once breathing eloquence
That might have sooth'd a tigers rage,
Or thaw'd the cold heart Of a coDqueror.
Her dewy eyes are closed,
And on her lids. whose texture fine
Scarce hides the dark blue orbs beneath.
The baby sleep is %pillow'u;
Her golden ,resses shade
The bosom's stainless pride,
Curling like tendrils of the parasite
Around a marble column.