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City Council.

+b$ sF THURSDAY, May 13.
Mr.. Mayor Melvin in the chair. Aid. Col
tart, G.. f. Jones, Halle, Downs, Hume, Oar
den, Ware. Fogg Hayne, Davis, Paul, Ira r
Jones, and Conger.
Aid. Fogg, from Finance committee, pre-
sented the reports of the Recorder, the Trea-
surer, the Revenue Collector and Water Tax
Collector, which were received and ordered to
be filed.
Aid Fogg also presented statement of the
annual settlement with the Revenue Collec-
tor, giving a full account of the charges,
vouches and credits in account with said Col
lector; which was received and ordered to be
fled.
Aid. Paul presented the reported of the
Superintendent of the Water Works, which
was received.
Aid. CoItart reported that the corporation
hands had been, and are now, engaged In
cleaning up the streets and alleys.
Aid G. +. Jones' presented the report of
Wharf Master. Received.
Also submitted the report of the Sexton,
showing 81 interments for the month Of April
PA whites and Is blacks.
AID. Hayne, presented the reported of the
Commissary. Received.
Aid. Conger, presented the report of the
Work House, giving a statement OF the ope-
rations of that institution for the past month.
Received.
Aid. Fogg, from Special Committee, to
whom was referred the propriety of purchas-
ing Wilson's Spring, reported against pur-
chasing.
Aid. Halle, from Special Committee, asked
for fur<her time to report in relation to gravel
ing the streets. Granted.
Aid. Halle, presented a petition from sew
eral citizens asking that the second stall in
the South end of the Market-House, be re-
moved. Prayer granted
The Board then went into the election of
Revenue Collector, for the ensuing year, and
A. Nelson, the present incumbent, was unani-
mously reelected.
Aid. Paul called up the report submitted at
the last meeting, to purchase certain lot in
South Nashville for the purpose of erecting
School-house. The subject was again referred
to the same committee
The bill to permit j. Steifel to use hydrant
water, was called up and rejected.
Aid. Ware introduced a bill to elect the
Board of Education by the people. Passed
first reading.
Aid. Paul introduced bill TO permit slaves
to hold religious meetings till 10 O'Clock at
night, during the sitting of the Conference Of
the NJ. E. Church, South; which elected some
discussion. 1t was postponed.
SsAld. Downs offered "a resolution authoriZ-
ing the Mayor to open correspondence with
Gen. ZollicOffer, our Representative in Con-
gress, in relation to the Marine tax paid at
this post, for the purpose of having said tax
paid into the city Treasury. as the city has to
take charge of pauper marines.
Adjourned.
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Dp Gflfgrapb.
rival OF the SCAR offhe west.

Arrival of the Star of the West.
NEw York. May 13.-The steamer "Star of
the Vest has arrived with 81 600, 900 gold.
The fugitive slave, Archy, has been dis
charged.
Forest City has been burned.
The Legislature passed Sunday law.
The steamer Merrimac and sloop Decatur
remained at Panama
Business at San Francisco was dull.
The mining and agricultural prospects were
eminently favorable.
Rich gold diggings have been discovered at
Carson Valley.
Mr.. Ives expedition demonstrates the navi-
gability of the Colorado to the mouth of Virs
gin river.
The Legislature passed bill prohibiting
future immigration of free negroes to Cali
fCrnia, and compelling the free negro resi-
dents to register their names and take out
licenses.
There was great excitement among them.
Negro meetings were discussing emigration
en- masse to Vancouver's island.
The Sandwich Islands have made a new
treaty with France.
The Cass and Heron treaty was slightly
modified and passed the Senate.
The Granada BoggOta talks of another revo-
luton.
CAILAo, April 12.-All quiet. CASTILLO ar
rived at Arguipa, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived.
The steamer Saranack left Valparaiso for
Callao on the third of April.
The Surveying steamer Shubrick arrived at
Panama ON the 18th.
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hESsRs. EDITORS PATnOT:-ln your issue Of the 9TH
inst, find copied from the Helena (Ark.) Shield an
account Of the njurng Of Mr.. Edmondson at that
place by the steamboat Josephine Savage. As the
cors account Of the occurrence gives Just cause for
serious reflections the officers Of the SIvage shall
offer version of the case.
The She'll out stating that the Savage was
racing with the Eclipse; the savage is unpretending
IA fast boat and the Eclipse IL known to be one Of
the fastest, If not the very fastest boat the IVES
The idea Of the boats racing is pre-
posterous. The Savage was hailed in aud landed
alongside the wharf boat at Helena. About the time
got in against the boat we Informed there
n sick come board. The hands were sent
out aud the sick man Mr. Anderson, was brought on
board, and supposed there was nothing else to
be done notice given To the Captain all ready.
The boat had separated some few feet from the wharf
boat when we were requested to come in that
there were more passengers and baggage 10 come
on. When enough the stage plank launched
on the guard Of the wharf-buat The Mate finding
her moving forward directed the plank hauled back on
the steamboat 20 avoid its becoming damned. The
hands had made launch back with the plank when
a negro woman, Mrs Anderson's, with a child IN her
arms, stepped on the plank. The Mate Immediately
ordered her not tocume ON the plank, but msunder-
standing our intentions supposed she thought the
plank was being hauled Ia for the purpose Of leaving:
she came This involved the Mate in an inextrica-
BILE difficulty. II the plank launched in with the
negro and child 1t she certainly be thrown
the river; IL time given TO get her OF the plank
must become jammed. The first and most apparent
danger promptly met by the Mate Jerking the
gro in and OF the plank Mr.. Edmondsou, just this
Instant, also misunderstanding our intentions, eapcd
rom the guards OF the wharf boat down the guards
II the steamboat, Immediately Ia front of the plank,
which, becoming damned, cut around and tripped Mr.
E up and carried him out between the guards Of the
boat
Such occurrences certainly deeply 20 be depor-
ID; bat this has unquestonably been brought about
BY misunderstanding on the part Of parties coming
'n board, aud but for their unnecessary haste would
never have occurred. II Is not pretended but the
savage anxious to leave the wharf boat avoid
he landing OF the Eclipse her outside No one ac-
uainted with the huge size and weight Of the Eclipse
nd the comparative ightncss OF the Savage but will
imit the necessity Of OF this kind Yet We do
INSIST hrre reckless haste and but for the un
Necessary hmdrance OF the launching IN Of the stage
flank, aud, again, the unnecessary haste In Mr. f.
lmping on board before the boat had her staging |
ropcry adjusted 70 receive passengers no accident
would have occurred.
W DAVIS,
rincipal owner steamboat Josephine Savage who was
n board and present at the time Of the occurrence
NAsHyILIE, May l3, 1855
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General News.

CHRLEsToN, May l3.-The steamer Isabel,
with Havana dates of the 10TH has arrived.
Sugar and Molasses firm. Sterling 1l8(9I2.
New York J premium. Freight unchanged.
No wrecks reported.
CHARLESTON, May ia p. Hayne has
been appointed Senator in the place of Evans,
deceased.
New YORK, May 13.-Advices from Port
Au Platte, of the Sd, says that that port is be-
sieged by the Dominican fleet.
The American schooner Wing of the Wind.
was fired into for running the blockade. A
few shots were fired into the place, which were
returned from the shore.
3 BosToN, May l3.-The brig Robert Wing
reports being boarded at Agna by British
cruiser. The schooner in company was de-
tanned on suspicion of being a SLAYER
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The following complimentary notice is tax,
en- from the Missouri Democrat

The following complimentary notice is TAX
en- from the Missouri Democrat
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SUFFERING RELIEVED
BY TAKING MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
Since the 18th of August, the following
cases have been reported cured
los persons have been cured of General
Debility; 6S persons have been cured of Ner-
vous Debility; 20 persons have been cured
of diseases of the Kidneys; les persons
who have been afflicted with various COM
plants, Fever, Chronic Diarrhea, Dysentery.
Liver complaints, Night Sweats, Dyspepsia,
and Weakness of the Digestive Organs, have
been cured, besides large number from
whom we have not yet heard.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier is a remedy required by every one
in the Western and Southern country 1t is
very pleasant and agreeable to take, and it
can be taken by man, woman or child.
AS diuretic, it will cure any disease of
the Kidneys or Bladder, and as an Alternative,
it will purify the blood, and remove all pim-
pies, sores or blotches from the skin.
Try it-One drachm is sufficient to convince
the most sceptcal of it's wonderful strengthen
ing and invigorating properties.
See the advertisement in another column.
may l0-2W
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Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, May l3.-Cotton, sales 5000
bales; prices irregular and easy; nominal.
Sugar steady. Molasses 30(93l. Flour lower
Corn, white 50; yellow 50. Pork stagnant.
Other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, May l3.-COTroN-Sales 5000
bales; declined iQGs; Upland Middling l22-
quotations nominal Flour and Cora firm.
Wheat-Southern White 81 1lG9Sl %; Yves
tern Red 9S(GSI 90. Pork-Mess SIT SOFA
Sl7 s7a. Lard ll@lIs. Bacon 81, for long
Ribbed Middles; $1,000, for short do. Whis-
ky steady. Sugar 5s(g64, for Orleans; 81 for
Muscavado. Coffee l0CGll2.
CINCINNATI, May I3.-Flour SO 1904 90.
Sugar-more doing, but prices are easier.
Linseed 64C365.
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NOTICE To CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to eonfue our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands Of Mr. JOHN JACK
SON, long connected with our Office as
Clerk, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer it. pay in
advance for the whole year.
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The SdIIiXir.ss

Prepared by DIR. JAS. WILLIAMS the cure of DYS-
PEpSY and nothing but DYSi EPSY, Gas advertised i'll
another column, has by its merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it 10 their patients convinced
by observation Of its great efficacy restoring the
dlsordered digestive organs a healthy Junction. Nu-
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir b5en restored perfect health as atested GER
lhcates testify. aprlJ-ly
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SEIZURE or THE AMERICAN schooner Cor
TEs.-U. S. Consul Blythe at Havana has in
vestigated the facts connected with the recent
seizure Of the American schooner Cortes 10y a
British gunboat, and finds that it was a high
handed and daring perversion of the right of
search. portion of the crew who would
not swear the vessel was a SLAYER were put on
shore, and the property taken is valued, all
told. at S66 500.
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CITY OF EKunisyilIe Sunk.

We are indebted to Capt a. l.. DAVIS, for
the following dispatch announcing the sinking
Of the City Of H4ntsUile in the Cumberland
river, near Palmyra:
GAINESVILLE, May, l3 1858
Capt. a. J.. DAvIs:-City of Huntsville
sunk last night in Palmyra Island chute. No
Cabin passengers known to be lost Emmett
Wallace, assistant Engineer, and four deck
hands missing; officers with the wreck
JOHN BELL, Jr.
The HnatscilIe run against the head of the
Island chute, and knocked a hole in her hull.
which was the cause of ner sinking, She is
lying in fifteen feet water. The passengers
were brought up to GAINESVILLE, by the Chloe
tar. The boat, we suppose, is entirely lost.
There was no insurance on the boat.
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Efy- We find in the BasHer, Of yesterday,
the ''valedictory'' Of JAS. Il. RAINS, ESQ., on
closing his connection with the editorial de-
partment of that journal. During his editO-
rial career, our young friend has developed a
degree of mental ability, and power as a
writer, which gave assurance OF eminence in
the profession, had he chosen to remain in it.
We part with him with sincere regret, but
as his cannot fail to reap at the bar the re-
wards which they merit. We may add that
we wish him an abundant harvest Of pros
perity and happiness.
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Wewould particularly call the attention OF
our readers TO "A remedy known as Mclean :
Strengthening Cordial aud Blood Purifier
1t is certainly a valuable remedy. We there
fore say to all, call at the agent's,sa test
for yours, Ives its intrinsic merits 1t is de-
licious to take. We ask our lady readers to
try it. See the advertisement in another
column. April 26-2w
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SECOND DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May -HoUsE.-Kunkel,
from the committee on accounts, reported a
resolution that r. b. Hockney, door-keeper,
be dismissed from office for refusing to obey
orders of the committee, and making false
entries respecting documents folded, DC. &C.,
The subject was postponed till Monday.
mittee report in favor of Campbell; four in
favor of ValIandingham, and one declares the
seat vacant.
Mr.. Clarke made an adverse report upon
the admission of Utah into the Union.
The remainder of the day was devoted to
Territorial bills.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-A irightful accident
occurred on the 18th inst, on the Central
Railroad, y. Y, by the crushing of IA bridge
over the Saquoit creek, about 81 miles from
Utica near Whitesboro. Seven persons were
killed outright; five or six others perhaps
MORALLY wounded besides some forty injured
more or less seriously.
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BRIDGE BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND
The Paris N0ndelr, the organ Of the French
Government, is discussing project which has
been submitted by Mr.. Boyd an English En-
gineer, who proposes bridge from Cap, Girls
NeZ on the French shore to Dover on the
English side, the length Of this route being
eighteen English miles.-The bridge is TO
timated cost of $50 millions of dollars.
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wanted Immediately, IO, OOc

kS%~A.es4 men 10 engage in the sale OF the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, mechan-
cs, farmers and teachers wishing 10 travel, will ind
tins very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them To the country and make money AT the same
time. Agents now the business are clearing from
5000 81 800 per year. For full particulars, and
list of Books, address II. NJ. RULlSON, Queen CITY
Publishing House, Ia Main street, Cincinnati Ohu or
I living East, u. kULlSUN, Philadelphia, Pa
SENT
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TO Nervous Sunerers.

retired Gentleman having been Restored 10 health
in lew days, after many years of nervous suffering
will send ree) t. assist Others copy Of the prescrip
ton and supply Of the remedy, ON receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. ID
rect the Rev. JoHS NJ. DAGSALL, ls6 Fulton street,
Brook y. Y. aprl3-tri-w-s
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ELECTION OF CRY REVENUE COLLECTOR
1t will be seen 10y reference to the proceedings
of the City Council yesterday, that ANsoN
NELSON, Esq, was unanimously reelected
Revenue Collector of the city, for the ensu-
Jag twelve months.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1855.
will give IS cents the dollar for Lawrenceburg
money; and other uncurrent money at the market
price wish TO purchase SlO0, 600 OF Tennessee state
Bonds MI order, and Will give the hest market
price for Land Warrants any amount.
Janl4-u JNO. u. JAMES.
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River News.

CINCINNATI, May 13.-The river is falling.
ST. LOUIS, May I3.-The river is receding
slowly. All the upper streams are on the
decline.
LOUISVILLE, May l3.-The river is rising
slnNvlv
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Soda Ennnl.

WELLS, HooPER Co. inform the lovers Of Soda Wa
ter that they have received and have operation
OF the Nichols celebrated soda Founts entirely
new patent, and the complete OF the kind
ant. Their assortment OF syrups is Inferior TO none
n the city aprI2R
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Temple of Honor.

second Convention u the city Temples viii be
held Friday evening, May Ia, at O'Clock ia Temple
Hall, No. IS North College street.
j. II. cURREY, Chairman.
r. LAPSLEY, Secretary.
X. =. PKio, W. T. s..asrsoS & He. cAaRorI Com.
mayl3-2t
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

Il oe1, 81 the 1s1o e Apri, beswecn ne nFsi ssts
II "a NE Nlson tnrn.ake and my houss ga The
fr-sklin Ahd LIBERTY Rad, lnedia1a sL1e pockes
book, coatining 4bou foar hundred dollars, hi
u tioo, Inc rrn..insisr m so's sad los 1l<h e1e
dollar Eui1, and sonss sfrer and tf.een so-tsse
siznIs, also ss~ raIers me nnder MI - literally
nay Lin. JOIN ". HARVEY.
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HIN. p. WILLS Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
a gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
operate Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Why many excellent house keepers" can not do
IT. fcb22-tf
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Great Cure after the Physicians had
Failed.


RUssEILvILLE, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1855.
DR.. C. M JdcEson-DeoT Strive would inform
you that out of Hollands German Bitters,
which very ready sale. One Of neighbors has
been doctOrng for some time, 1--WE think about two
years. with all the doctors in the c0uHtry) bat all Of
Graa He looked as much like a dead man gong a
bout as anything compare him TO. His disease
appeared TO be oUertO1cing Of tie gall. With hard
persuasion prevailed him 10 try your Bitters,
with the promise TO him, If it did no good, would
charge him nothing for it, provided he took six bot
ties according % the directions, which he has done,
and is now entirely cured and has become well
This has created a great sale in the ncighbor-
hood" Respectfully,
EDWARDS & BROWN.
Ask for Hollands German Bitters, and take moth
ing else. that the signature orc NJ jackson Is on
the wrapper of each bottle. They are prepared and
sold by Dr.. c. NJ Jackson, No AIS Arch street PhiIa-
dephia, and are sold by druggists and store-keeyers
in every and village in the United states Cana
ds, West Indies, and south America, 15 cents per
bottle. may5-lm
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save Your Horses.

''Wc take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
lean Mustang IInment a valuable and ndispensil-
bic article for Sprains Sores, Scratches or Calls on
Horses. Our have used it for severe Burns
Bruises Sores, sun Joints and Rheumatic Palms. and
all say it acts like magic. We use no other ninent
j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden 4 Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 5 Express"
Gentlemen 81 had a negro worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt, and useless tor over
one year; had used everything could hear OF with
out benefit, until tried the Mustang Liniment. has
perfectly cured him, and can now take the above
price Tor him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter, Tcamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. sold by ali respectable deal
ers everywhere. Beware Of any other Bragg Lin
iment." 1t is a base imitation.
BARNES X PARK, Proprietors,
may6-lmw NeiU York.
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s- The ''Soahern Homestead' for the pres
ent week has been laid upon our table. 1t is
IA capital number.
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RAcEs.-RoUNDTREE' entry. Bettie LIal0kins
won the race yesterday at the Nashville Race
Course.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. May 13.-HoUsE- House
discussed and referred the question of admis-
sion of Minnesota Representatives to the com
mttee on elections.
SESATE-Discussing the General Appropri-
ation RilI
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE



chanics, Fair.
A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Class
43-No. II, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thTead machines.
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER 81 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPO0LS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &C., in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
aS- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted to fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS
IN WORKSHOPS, &c. THE SAME IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEWING-MACHINE COMPANY.
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, TENN, January 20, 1S5S-u
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h b our Ina dgt be a is hereby % Inst b bh
Lot an Tauf M h . n o @
h,b icing he % Charges Tor Is
OF be .
OF Nahvn will rEn sale he % d in said city "a
Mym the above mention aud describe draf Lots pieces prko Ian o
c "A " c 10
bawec auDo of ndl2ook AN
april
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
s NASHVILLE, May II, 1858. !
COTTON-Nosales Buyers here win not
operate at present prices. ...s-ae
TOBACCO-Sales yesterday at A. HAMTL
roN's IA hogsheads at 80, 5 o5. 5 %, S SIS,
so, 05, 10, rs, IS, 6 So, SOS 90,
05, 8 10, s 10.
BACON AND LARD-No change.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

ARRIVALS UP To p. N, THURSDAY, NAY lam
Cole, Elkton, Martin, Tenn
g HolingsSoFth, Tx Jas W HoH, Kansas Ter.
ton, Fillry
W Lloyd, Eikton. /. " Florence XIV
Ebick \ svt, Franklin, " t.imonds Missouri
J Martin Ark, W ; Brady, Dixoa CO.
I II teaslel, Mas, John McClock Richmond
Miss X Fletcher, by, Jas Bowiand n svt
Miss Fletcher, do, HendeFsongiile
J StrWait Louisville, &C White and Lady Ga
J OZARK AsNt, tAyeuvihe, jas Alexander, Bal,
J Jarrati, brownsville, 1, wes.sns, Phila
n Jarrau, do, VIM Ha,isa
Mss Jareau, do, Iho- Woods aud sln XIV
David Jones c, las Harris, Mss,
WIN Horny NY, &c HIVE, Ala,
Mrs Boswell, Va Oliver Cross, ny,
Wan Boswell, Va, II Roai Texas
ltcn { Holden, Kansas Ter Alien Webb, A4ssoari
Tit1ry,