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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
p''''S'' NE % T. =. ECMoLs 4 sons Proprietor.
THE "BEDFURD ALUM AND 10

Il =
DI " WATER has been iaiszad by threa
eminent Chemists. an prayen TO BE- li2hsr IL mite
Is AID to contain iodine than any mineral
water known.
We ara now manufacturing from this water an
EXTRACT. By caFef aud scan tc proc: So Of VA,
ration, by when All the healing pFonersies of the
water retained In pure aud ncentrated raass,
which readily di-soves in common water. ard is
i'm <icdiatriy read for usa.,
W. HAYS many certificates fro e ply ietans and g1i
vate inti iiEats which can be en- ysenaiug and
prccnrieg one of mpblets from Gssy ofon ag't
b~aring full testimony 20 the curative properties CT
TIE waite. and as IN all scrofaiAus and Oatsne-
o diseases Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Chronic
0 rrh0a. ero'ar-us Uteri, ard AL us kinirrd af.
sfsu ,ons all dieases Of the Urinary Organs hi be-
ter, Gravel. Chronic Iaiama,on and L rstions Of the
Kidaes g. Piles, &c
suppl. OF the Water. nicely and securely pa l.
Ell in box s. con aiming enc COZ bottles each for
sale either 81 the hex single bettle, ard also a
sapply Of tbs Mass in email boxes. which can ne
Mt hy mail anywhere Kept for sale by j. II.
iOMestlN Il O.. Lyrchi.urg. Va; 1E ROE y
J0st.s ca, petersi.nrg. Va Jas ALB. nil
ton, N O., and Lti DIZZY { ROBINSON, Chemists.
&c Eichnond. Va. Ja 2}-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
a.1SS~ LADIES', ARCH TOP

: ENNXM L. a u I r. . AECH TUP
Ess,T-1NS FRENCH TRUNKS We have In
zltS1ftsFS W stere large assnrtm ut Of Ladies'
~AsszsA-s-s-A1 yeey large size Arch Top FRENCH
TRUNKS Just fae thing for ladies who Contemplate
visiting the various watering places this summer
They very roomy al durable Please cell and
examine them before making purchases. s
FUTAEY a WATTS.
No ll3 Main TT eet Richmond Va
B-We have also on hand large aid fresh as
sort-ent of both iron and Wool Frame TRAVELLING
and paciying Trunks, yalicts Carpet and Enamel
Ba, and Sstchels All for sale reasonable terms
je 20 PUTNEY e WATTS +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

LILY TRAPS II will receive on FIR dav
next, ny steaner koarokc, small lot of lily
TRAPS Those in wan. would do well to call and
cave their orders previous to that day have ffe
PROMISE OF snis lot weekly until the demand ia
snppl.d ss 7.lg@s ( = z-Hs--'-- :
The above ara larser AMI better article thar
what have been selling
je Its HENRY W QUARLEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

CUSPENDERS, CRAVATS ard TIES
- SHIRTS, CARPET naas, umaREI.tAs,p AR.
HOOKS and EYEa BRUSH IS, FANCY boxes
enaeverstEiag 10 the war of small Wares all frest
and desirable good. and vsry lew TO tina trade
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
No fourteenth street
Jef2 ts' 8 doors below Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

NILVER PLATED CAsTORs of very
- snpe Tor quality-with cut glass bottles. Alss
Plated Casters. low priced For sale hv
G GENNET.
Je Fl Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

CUdARG loo hhds. good to prime
- Porto Rica ans Cuba gruscaysdo Sugar. i'm bbIs
:. " for;5 Gircsa A Grrs'1et do; 50 bills New York
'e% ter"i dn e hts pasent Cut Loaf do; 100 hbis
s@ ~ Eztra = ooftcc do; 9f hhs Uitad Stairs 9
i; ~ 2h5New YORK Git.}a ttoffse do; sor sale BY
ie lin LEWIS WEIR & co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

FoRE'GS--since our last r. ports. several vsssa's
vraief terms rot ua.de knew ship for Mar
N ines. a. thirty shil'ugsa The fine chip li,swei
Sprssue Capt paty0n. for kerdeanx, sane rste.
,t An ersi, M o, the French flower rrient TIE
mi. Mstiida. OF about Ua hhds ,expected hourly
81 tsity sinf 80 had fo london. ~ shirsyone shl
aI,as Tt,g Mary Rn SELL ~ dsi hide. to 'csd for
Iysrraos al thirty thi.liags Tits last named shi: 3
Is inte1l.ied as . regular trseer to this poet
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vrrA NEW METHOD OF MAKING

: -.
B-psrs,.ns having hsafy att Il Teeth ran
have them exchanged kir ths above kind, 2. a
expen 8 je Ter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

NOTICE 49, The subscriber bega leave te
.rf'fnh's customers nf the city of Richmond the
e " now rNea,Vng leo ha5 Ibis first quality pills
"a nest feasonasie TENS, aod deliver it free {.
h"rfo 20 e;,y part of the lily.
II. MCCORMACK,
'h3tf--ta 3,,S Freai street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
NOTICE - Having bought The store

%t4zx5 fGht FAhI1CU LA NOItGt
- TO Farm ERS.-An in want Of SHOES
for harvest use, be Supplied both in s.z quality
and price, by calling or sending their orders TO
ALFX HILL. -
je 10 l2T Main st. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

NEW GO4nS per Steamer Roanoke =
Fest ceferad fac Lawns AZ l2gs cents. ffa.t nh
yet for Nantes: btst eu.isy silk Velvet Rihhan.
w style srpneh worked sliars: ban stitched s,,i
srsss Linen udkfs Just rec W 1T low n prices
ta7a ever. J q NJ RfsaEsBAUM
i9a Breed street
S--}er Jam aatown On MONDAY, ws exnFcf seme
es y nti%s. white Harsril,es side s.~iue gah,.
I'D fnaag ether metz yf,a4 go y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

rogs .rsr.--k orthera. an New York ard Phi a,lel-
phla has come dap q 10 4 premium. and dull
h. Btass hers throw btir ~ the Stock Bank and
VALLEY Bank ,tcs The brokers, however, took
n, arr ell. gslng fr tkota baBkahle MT =. uat4
fncassissk ms oan 70 its pr 1T tow snre toa
low 70 glse thea margin cough 10 q fla s>rengc5
OF ratnfnins lie ties not bsakasie here upon Nh
.Ranksja,ytfnS them Now t.eeefge all those r,,fs
are al q eisea6nt--generaly o. = q cent fh ganks
81 HesarasyIr. OF Chri.ti.p bug aud soottavi,le.
and tire derehaats a.ane # Lyncabnsg ard Rark
notus being fuaeemet here.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

ca We think is hardly known even TO the most IN
euigent of readers, how deep Of the scien-
looking down into the mysteries Of creation.
We knew there were wonderful discoveries in these
times, and wonderful made 81 them, but dad not
know the Chemists initiating their crucibles and
surprising the wonderful productions of
eanc life During our visit to Lowell We were intro
duccd by their prominent citizens To the labor
atory Of Dr. Aver, Inventor OF Cherry rectoral and
Clthartic Pillsl whore were shown with generous
rankness his processes aud las products. This mas
genius OF his manufacturing the subtle essen
ccs Of flowers and other vegetable substances
Ills essence OF Pine Apple Strawberry ,Checkerberry
Ounce, Pear, Canclla Cinnamon, &c. not only equal
bat they exceed IN purity Of ayor, those vegetables
themselves. His oH OF Winter green is pGrrr and Of
better flavor than any that be gathered from the
plant and yet Is made by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tar! His process Is, analyze
the substance and aud the exact ultimate atoms Of
which il Is made, then recompose them in the same
proportions which exist IN Naturalization Aduo-
s5tfg
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

MCLEAN'S CORDIAL.-As may be seen, we in
scrt this work the advertisement a McLean's
Cordial. dc.
1t is very well known we are not pariicu-
larry favorable TO patent medicines, and as a
general thing. cschew the whole of them with
but little ceremony. aud with these sentiments
we declined inserting this advertisement until
we knew what were the Ingredients of the
medicine, and how compounded. This we
have learned, and believing, as we do, that the
ingredients arr good. and the compound Judi
ciously made. we recommend it as Il mixture
worthy OF public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian
Adcocote, edited by the celebrated Rev. DR..
MCANALLY, which speaks volumes in favor of
McLeans Cordial. We say to all. try it. See
the advertisement in another column.
aprl2-2W.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

Coz. BENroN's PRorERTY.-The Washing
ton core pendent of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
furnishes the following information;
learn that, although Col. Benton went
through the usu i lormultirs of making a
will, he nevertheless died very poor. The
creditors OF his estate are not likely, however,
to press their claims unpeasantly, and if a
project Gu foot in reference to a certain dis
position OF his latest literary labors is sue
cessfully carried out, his bis will probably
be paid IN full. Every one who had business
dealings with him speaks in the strongest
terms of his Spartan sense Of honor and faith
fulncss to his engagements, and one secret of
his late interchangeable labor lies in the fact OF
his extreme anxiety to cancel every pecuniary
Obligation before his dgcease.
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Gommereial.
review of the markets.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
N1suvTrrE Anril 22 1885.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I s.
NASHVILLE April p, 1885,
The river is in good navigable condition for
all classes of steamboats,, and rising. Cur
packets are doing a fair average business
With the exception of the trade In tobacco
and bacon there has been little done in our
markets since last Thursday morning, the date
of our weekly review. AS the season wears
away every kind of business gradually grows
inactive, and remains dull throughout the
summer .-
COTTON-During the week just closed our
cotton market has been without animation.
Planters, dissatisfied with the prevailing rat 9,
and believing that prices are bound to 0
more favorable. are still holding up their
crops. The sales of the week have been in-
considerable at s!910.l5 we quote extremes
at sl@1Ol Pb
TOBACCO-The trade continues d.
The sales of the week, up to Tuesday night
amount to 156 hhds at 81 1902 Is. The
latter price is the highest figure this season in
this market. Sold yesterday at FISHER, WHE
LESS & Co.'S warehouse of Is hhds at So 65,
5 IS, 20, IS, 90. 6 so, 60, 6 60, So,
80, 7 So, 90, so, Is, 10 rs; and at
A. HAMnToN's at ST 50, So, s u.s., Is,
so. 9 40, So.
BACON-The sales during the week have
been large, at prices ranging from to SIC p
10 but purchasers are unwilling now to give
more than &c, and are expecting a still further
declire.
LARD-Continues to sell freely at &c p b.
In good shipping order it commands cent
higher.
FLOUR-Steady at, for fine, 50 5OC93 90 !;
superfine So 25@s 80; extra family 81 90
G14 so.
WHEAT Demand light, at 5097Oc p
busheL
SUGARS-We continue to quote New Or
leans brown by the hid at 74@S4c p ID ;
Havana white lO9lIc; Loaf IIkC9I3c ;
Crushed and Powdered, 30I3Bc.
COFFEE Market firm. Rio I2k@I3kc
Laguayra lie. Java I6@Isc = 70.
MOLASSES-New Orleans in bbls 35(d3Sc
p gal in bbls 3SC6 45c.
FEATHERS-We quote at 3OC933c p b.
GINSENG-4OC945c p b.
SALT-Sack salt has advanced. Coarse is
now selling at 81 % p sack fine 81 80.
Barrel SOC p bushel.
MEALS plentiful at 400 45c p bush.
BUTTER-Is scarce and in demand at Is
@20c p ID.
EGGS-Are in good supply at SC p doz.
SEEDS-Clover S6C96 so; Millet 81 90
Blue Grass, clean 50 90; stripped 81 I5(Gl l.
rs Hungarian SO 80.
OILS-Lard 81 p gallon in store manu-
facturer's prices less; Linseed 5000; Tan
ner's 75C9Sl 90; sperm 50 25.
HIDES Mexican flint l5c p b !; dry salted
Southern l5c !; green sc.
LEATHER-No change. See table
WHISKY-E@2Oc p gal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

gzs- We wish 10 inform the public, that we
have inst returned from the east, with beau
tiful stock of dress goods, and feel confident
we can Offer inducements to purchasers, equal
to any other Merchants in the city. If prices
are an object, we are determined to sell rs
cheap rs the cheapest. We would call the at
tention of the ladies especially to lot of side
striped Berege and Muslins, which we bought
unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also silks, ducals and all the different
kinds of dress goods. Our stock of staple
goods is very complete. all of which we wish
to dispose of Immediately on terms most ia
vorable to purchasers. Call soon and ex-
anime for yourselves.
i. c. NICHOLSON & CO.,
apr6-tf No. % Public Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
Kane,. Arctic lxpcdition.

Very fow persons, while sitting home comfortably
ia their easy chairs, form any adequate Idea Of the
hardshps endured by the bold men who followed the
lanenJed Dr. Kane the tiginnell Arctic Expedition.
Besides the suffering caused by the inhosptahle eli
mate, tbs intense cold brought rheumatism, stsa
ness OF the Joints ChiIblaus, Sc, and, many in
stances the limbs and members the daring explor-
ers were frozen fro>tbitten Their surrnss froei
these causes very great aud would have bern
unenturabe but FOR the happy enects u Liniment,
nventsd expressly for their by the celebrated Or.
A. q. Bragg, plentiful sspPly of which taken
along with the expedition This I1nimont proved so
valuable, and is merits faily confirmed under the
most unisyogabie circumstance that Dr Bragg has
beea Induced q eommenee rs manufacture Ter the
pablic. lie calls Il very properly "RRASo's ARcfs
LAMENT" II fOs sale Al all the Drug stores
and viii undoubtedly come into universal use,
aprI-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
THE next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
l. Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision Of the Captain General of Cuba
viii take place at Havana,
Thursday, May 10th, 1855.
:S 90. 900 keO LIZA s.
Sorteo Numero 598 Ordinario.
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
whole Tickets $40; Halves 81 o; Quar-

Approximations 10 the 500 900, of 5000 each 4
Of 400 10 so 900 Of 400 10 goo OF 400 &c, 0OO
1 of 400 So 900
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
AD- Read the Testimony. ga
= ~ C2L1LEtNF says:

MoRGANTowN, Va, Sept. 25 1855.
Ship me immediately 2 dozen German Bitters, and
assure YOU no medicine that sell gives such general
satisfaction the demand for II being being beyond all
precedent. II affords pleasure 70 sell medicine
satisfactory to all our physicians no longer scout
it, but compelled to acknowledge its intrinsic
value and the greater part Of them have had magma
nimity Of soul sufficient lay aside their preJudiccs
and prescribe u IN their practice
Ask for Hoohand's German Bitters and take moth
ing else. They prepared aud sold by DR.. C. NJ
Jackson No AIS Arch street, Philadelphia and sold
by druggists and store keepers every town and vii
lage IN the United states Canadas, West Indies aud
America ut 10 per bottle. See that thc sigma
ture OF G. NJ Jacksoni the wrapper Of each bottle
apri-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
Markets by telegraph.

New York, April 1.-Cotton.-Sales 5000
bales. Wheat. Red Southern 1 15(@1 p;
White / 29GI AZ. Corn. yellow 76. Lard
llg@1I4. TallOw los. Coffee 93@1l. Su-
gar: Orleans 5000; Muscovado $780,
Molasses 30(932.
CINCINNATI, April 21.-Flour 65(93 IS.
Whisky l63. Mess Pork II so. Bacon and
bulk meats unchanged. Lard I01. MoIasses
81.
NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-CoTToN-sal
$500 bales, unchanged. Flour lower and ac-
tive. NJ IS Pork firm. Freights more active.
Sterling 1G97a premium. AK
New ORLEANS, April 2O-CoTToN-sales
1900 bales; / advance since the Arago's
news was received, which arrived to-day with
Liverpool advices of the sixth. Markets gen
orally unchanged.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
The Wheat Crop.

We made IA short forly a few days since
through the counties Of Dickson, Benton and
Humphreys, and though the other crops were
backward, the promise Of wheat was most ex
cellent. We learned yesterday from friend
recently from Marshall, that the wheat crops
in that region, extending through Lincoln,
Giles and Maury counties, are very fine. An
unusually large quantity has been sown, and
the probability is that the amount to be cX-
ported from middle Tenn s'ee, the approach
ing season will be greatly larger than ever
before
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

Up NORM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

CoTToN FROM AFNCA.-It is rather an i'm
portant fact that TIE steamer Hope. from La
gos, has taken scventy-two bales Of cotton to
England. This cotton is the result OF expert
ments mad. by Mr.. Cicgg, of Manchester
Having tested the capacity Of Africa to pro-
duce the article, he resolved to see how far il
was possible to teach the natives how to grow
it proftably. For this purpose he conveyed
to England several negroes, and, when taught
how to prepare the vegetable wool for market
he sent them home with nccdiul seed and APP
paratus. The present importation is the con
sequence.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

THURSDAY MORNING, -. APRIL %, 1853
Pleasure Excursion on the Upper
~ We ississippi.

We understand that it is in contem-
plation by Capt. CoRBETr, of the steamer
.SaIiie West, TO make pleasure excursion up
the Mississippi river, as far as the Falls of st.
Anthony the ensuing summer, provided he can
obtain passengers enough, to make the trip
interesting We know no reason why this
condition should stand in the way of the en-
terprise, as we have no doubt but that there
are more than enough OF our citizens, VINO
would gladly avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity, to make up the trip. 1t would be one
of the most refreshing summer tours that our
people could make. 1t would occupy from
four to FIVE weeks, and be an admirable OPP
portumty for our staid and sober-sided citI-
zens to take their wives and daughters on a
visit to the most romantic region oil the west.
The scenery Oh the upper Mississip has been
deemed worthy of the pencil, the employment
of which resulted in one Of the most maghih-
cent panoramas ever exhibited III this coun-
try. The waters are clear and sparkling. the
scenery yariegated, from rugged bluAs, to
& nifty retreating hills, from valley-plain 10
mountain. and from dense woodlands to open
ptairie. Mr.. FILLMORE, with a select party Oi
friends, made this excursion III the summer oil
1854. and il was vastly enjoyed by them, and
pronounced magnificent. This trip would
give am idea of the Great West, as it would
wind along the lines Of Missouri, Illinois,
Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota. Lake Pepin,
on the route, is justly celebrated, as one OF
the most beautiful and picturesques on the
continent rivaling in these respects even
Champlain and George.
The Falls Of st. Anthony present one of
the most lovely spectacles in the world. The
crystal flow of the river, at this point, is not
SO large or impetuous as to touch it with the
awful and sublime which are so eloquent in
the thunders of Niagara; neither so small and
tame as to render the Falls insignilcant-but
in them the true idea OF beauty and lowell
ness is predominant.
Nothing could be presented which zee would
more Ii, artily relish Than a jaunt of this sort
during the coming summer. undlr the guild
aace of CoRBErr, or MILLER, Of the superb
Runyaa, with Il genial company, taken from
within the limits and suburbs of Nashville
We belong, Of course, To that very uniortun
ate class of '.can Z 9et-a,eays" and it would
therefore be setting our heart on joys never
designed for US. to hope to make one OF such
a party; but we can commend them to our
friends, neverth less.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly

AXES.
Collins & Co.
(Hartford), s13Rl4
Fl. Collins and
other make 9G14
BAGGING.
Kentucky, -G20
India, -G20
tennessee wide, -62S
BEESWAX-
Yellow, 2 ID, -G22
CANDLES
Tallow, Md, 2 ID -@l2H
Hard-pressed,
summer, none.
Star, 1920
Sperm, 40f042
CASTINGS.
Common Cast
ings, 2 fb 4h(0 D
Mill Cranks &
Gudgeons, Ia 5
Wagons Boxes,
= Is 4XO
CHEESE
Western REEVE,
gfb 10OlO1z
En- 'ish Dry, . fb-f9l5
COAL.
Cum'd, 2 bush 5000
Sewanee, -
COFFEE.
Java, q ID 16@ls
Laguyra, " -0l4
Rio, &" I21k0l3E
COPPER.
Sheet, p fb G4o
F CORDAGE.
Cotton, 25G626
Hemp, -idlZH
Manila, p fb 5000
Bale Rope, soil
COTTON.
Ala. & Ten. p ib s1ki9lo4
COTTON YARNS.
700, q doz- "a 9
600, A" -lOlO
500, @ -@ll
400, " -Ol2
Al sheet'g, 9yd IA 90
0snaburg /" 121si0l4
Tent Cloth, 3yds
wide, Fyd -@40
Tent Cloth, %
wide, q yd l1Hm12A
Tarpaulin Goth, GA 8
Twilled Bag'g, l23z0l4
Mariners STRIPS l4E916
Denims, 15025
Heavy Wooden
Jeans. 40lO45
Plaids or Linseys .3O(0S5
Seamless bags,
q doZ, 5 "a SC
Patent machine,
sewed, = doZ 5 IA 0C
| DRUGS & DYE STUFFS.
AIoes, 2 tb -92S
ALUM, g 5i9 o
Assafetida, (" 1910
Borax Crude " 25630
" refined, Z" $4,000
Birthstone, roll, 5l0 6
Camphor, re-
fined, z fb 5oG-
Cantharides " SlEGS2
Castor Oil, per
gallon, 81 SoEOS2
| Cream Tartar, 4Of0 ~ =
Fps. Salts, q ID 5G0 6
Flour sulphur, ia -
Gum Arabic, 35f0sO
4" COpal, 5oi060
Ipecac, e tb 81 2502 81
Jalap, Z" SlADSl ,
Logwood, grind IA 5
Nader, T. ID 16OI7
Magnesia, 40f0l ?
Nutgalls, 5O(0T5
OilPepperm'ts sf1sO5
Opium, e. lb S6l06 s.
Quicksilver, " 5 sOOI .
Quinine, 4" 81 1898 o
sal soda, " 56O 9
Saltpeter, " I21s0l+
Saleratus, " IA I :
SIENNA, 35NG 90
Sugar Lead, " -M50
Vcrdigris, +" -050
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, q ib 30033
FISH.
Mackercl, No.
3, q barrel, SEQ
FLOUR.
Extra, 81 00G4 8
Superiine, So s5LG3 3
Fine, 50 SOFAS U
FRUIT.
Raisins, 4 bx 81 75O3
Almonds, soft
shell, r ID 2Ol025
Apples, dried,
q bushel, 81 O0i0-
Peaches, dried,
p bushel, none.
Peeled Peaches,
p bushel, none.
GINSENG.
Ginseng, e 10 4oGGi5
/ GLASS.
Window
sxlO, p bx, 81 OO64 s
lOxI2, q" 81 256G5
lOxl4, A." So 50f06
GRAIN.
Wheat, q bush 50f470
Rye, . " 4OGU3O
Corn, - 1850
Oats, clean - -fD3O
GUNNY BAGS.
~ bush. each, 1904
GUNPOWDER.
Rife, 2 key, ) as Q
Blasting, /" 5 (D5 8
HONEY.
Strained, 2 fb sl6l2l
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

WE issue to-day Spring style Moeskiu Hat.
w FRANCISCO, Fashionable Halter,
tcb-T-u Public square.
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Kentucky Harvester,
Patent Circular Saw GUNNER.


of of from
inches Also, Saw Mandrels for all sizes Of Saws.
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The "EIixir.,,

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYs-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, Gas advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties are using them
selves and prescribing it to their PATIENTS convinced,
by observation, Of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health atested
tifcates testify. aprI3-ly
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Building and Housekeeping Hardware.

BUTTS HINGES CUTLERY
other articles used in the Building housekeeping line
MACY a HAMILTON,
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MlhodeLla Rmlia Clemln,nn.

Is We are placed under renewed ohliga-
tons Ia Hon. +. X. ZoLIICOFFER for vols. III.
III. aud ". Explorations for Railroad
Route from the Mississippi River to the Pa
ciic'--a work which we greatly prize for its
varied interest and intrinsic value.
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General News.

NEW ORLEANS, April 21.-The Spanish brig
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates TO the l1th.
There was very little change in affairs in
Mexico No great movement had taken place.
A great state of confusion prevailed.
The Extensionists have carried the jackson
Railroad election.
BosToN, April 2l-The steamer America
sailed for Liverpool to-day with S23, 900 in
specie.
New York. April 21-The Star of the
West sailed for Aspinwall to day.
HALIFAX, April PA thick snow storm
prevails. The steamer Canada has not been
signalled
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Mill Materials.
Farming Implements.

SNAT COTTON TOBACCO
GRFFNS Blades all kinds Edge Tools hand and for
at the prices MACY HAMlLTO