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1i;1 TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
6stI oN POPPLETON STREET-By virtue of a decree
- et the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
M rr1Stee VIII oer at pubic sale the premises,
p. NJ. " = = '
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pop
peton street. beginning % feet 1913 inches south from
oU Ioot street, laid out midway between Ramsay and
cenry streets and running thence south Poppleon
street IL feet 10 513 inches with depth of 60 feet
foot alley ~ =
me above lot is improved by good two story BRICK
DNELLlNG HOUSE. and is the eleventh house north of
Ramsay street, Ground rent $2s per annum
Terms Of sale cash. tt.f#
JOHN CARSON,
--s Trustee,
2S1awSw &ds IR II Fayette st.
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DURVIS & CO,
Stotks, GvtbanQe, DIT.

BALTo. STEAM TT "A. l., PACKET co. STOCK
my25-5t J. S. CUTTINGS & co
W va wanted si1 BY BANK G p Il Sullivan,
my23H No. "a Second treet
MONEY TO LEND.
~ IL We are lending upon collateras
TINE PAPER WANTED
my25.tf JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
NEW YORK FUNDS,
~ Wanted and for sale by
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co,
my 25tf 1875 Baltimore Street.
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale by
IL p. II. SULLIVAN,
myl7-tf No. d Second Street
NITY OF ORFOLK STOCK
~ redeemable in 1881, for sale in lots to suit by
I DAMS MADE ON COLLATERAL
~ SECURITIES. JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
my1O-tf
VIRGINIA MONEY
Wanted by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO
EOREIGN COLLECTIONS PROMPT
II LY MADE favorable terms
my10+f JoHNsToNs' BANK, 1873 Baltimore street
ENNCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
H J0HNSTONS EXCHANGE BANK.
mylO If
FRANkLIN BANK STOCK
IA For S sale by join S CUTTINGS Co.. corner South
NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA BANK NOTES
v For sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS Il CO.,
my3u 19s Baltimore street.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES
For sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
my3tf 1913 Baltimore street
~ ANITA CLARA MINING COM
~ PANY'S STOCK for sale by
PHI. SULLIVAN,
ap26-f No. 81 Second street
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE
! Y For sale in to suit by
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
my3-tf Bankers
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSUR-
I'VE ANCE COMPANY'S STOCK.
ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE C0MPANY'S
STOCK, for sale by p. H. SULLIVAN,
ap26-tf No. "a Second street
MARYLAND NOTES AND DRAFTS
1VR for sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
my3-tf 1913 Baltimore street
T AND WARRANTS WANTED BY
IL JOHNSTON BROTHERS K CO.,
my3u 19S Baltimore street.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE
" by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & Co.
my3-f 19S Baltimore street.
WORK, PA, FUNDS
IL Bought at best rates by
ap14-tf JNO. s. CUTTINGS h CO
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO &
a. Co, San Francisco CAL and on P. C. BOMBALIER
CO., Havana in sums to suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0-tf n Smiths Wharf, up stairs.
MARYLAND STATE STOCK, 7O's and
1YH COS wanted by JOHN S. CUTTINGS & Co, corner
- - - - y -.
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER oFFEREB FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET.
w To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at half price
W. f. FREDERICK,
'ezf-u Agent.
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G. FTSl GIFTS!! GIFTSil
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE No. Al Baltimore
street. of Frederick.
mr25-dtf EVANS & H0YT.
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE;
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability STITCH finish and design
is not ercelled by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, s23, and s25
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
salesroom, No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.
apI9-t L. d. CHASE Agent
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9tg @uoos.

A MOS LOVEJOY
IN Having disposed of his entire stock at the old
to Ar Haig No. 122 Baltimore street. South has
TAKEN THE NEW STORE
No. 1875 b BALTIMORE STREET.
Second door below Messrs. Hamilton Easter COY
Where he has opened
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDERSTANDS DRAWERS, &c,
Many of them purchased at Auction in New York for
cash.
He respectfully invites his old customers and the public
to call and examine his goods, guaranteeing to give them
choice goods at the lowest prices
He will conduct the business in future under the
and firm of AMOS LONEJOf * co.
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gamblers and Sroktrs.

II pIlItTLI NOIlTIN,
Il STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER
No. NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells on commission all the Securities Of this
and other markets; negoates Notes, Loans &c Tmy4tf
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nPENING DAY.

nPENING DAY.
LACE, SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAS.
SHEPHERDS PLAID and ENGLISH TWEED
BUSTERS
PRINTED and BROCHE STELLA SHAWLS
H1MTL TON EAST TER e. co.
WILL OPEN
On MONDAY, March Odd
All their impOrtations of
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS
received per steamers Europa and Canada embracing
the latest Partisan novelties, in
GUIPURE, REAL BRUSSELS
CHANTILLY, LYONS LACE
SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAS
Entirely new designs in
ST ELLA SHAWLS.
We also shall open, on same day.
TWENTY CASES PARIS DRESS GOODS,
embracing many of the most
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
PRICES. mr29tf
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says
because deemed it necessary to pRop1rrArE HIS PEEL
aciM reference TO the future operations of our Com
pdny.
Observe the delicate Euphuism with which Mr..
KILBoURN converts bride into IA pecuniary COM
pment," solely intended ITO propitiate the feel
ings'' of the exalted f1nctionary to whom it was
offered. What nice distinction there is conveyed
by this adroit use of language by the ingenious
Mr.. kHBoURN What worldwide difference
there IS between the vulgar traffick carried on by
the Company in Senators and Assemblymen, who
were bought and sold, like cattle in the market,
or negroes on the Slaye-Coast. at so much head,
and the graceful act of ''proptatng the feelngs''
OF Governor No wonder that Governor RASH
FoRD's feelings did not leave him sat liberty to
decline compliment" so happily conceived. and
so politely conveyed
Altogether we have never read anvtbno r,oro
refreshing than is this delightful exposition oe
legislative morality in the virtuous State of Wis
eonsin. 1t makes us proud of our Western fellow
citizens. We feel honored by the connection. 1t
increases our confidence in Western Railroad Sc
curites, and our knowledge of the hidden mysteries
of Railroad management. 1t augments our rever-
ence for republican institutions and for the purity
OF our legislation; and BESIDES it is calculated to
do us good in the eyes of the civilized world and
10 elevate our national character abroad.
WIN our readers believe us, however when we
aaa uhat the perpetrators of this stupendous nEmy,
the men by whom this great scandal has been
brought upon The American name and country,
although convicted of the fact, in most instances,
by their own confessions, which are amended to
the Report, in the form of sworn answers to the
nterrogatories propounded by the Committee have
neither been brought to punishment, nor are ever
likely to be made to suffer the penalties which ara
due to their crimes? Although the Committee
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PHILADELPHIA.
Steamboats,.

60 7z,i5- 7I7ii --,.7i,
EpSli-$ Icl. lliiH 90 -
E==,=I,z=zzZ==z DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, riiInA
DkLFIlIA and BALTIMORE. via the
3" y 4 y / ! Y L. -
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH. WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON. AUGUSTA. ATLANTA. MONT
GOMERY MOBILE AND NEW ORLFkNs
SPRIVG AND EIHVEP IFR1VEEVENg
DAILY lexc,,,t sunday. yin
BAY LINE X SEA-B0AHD < ROANOKE RAILROAD
rn Tn,, .pn,-F ,,r<rIn<i.., pI ,rrS
III. cclo,I,,r bai,, %, .,rr,,I tr.. a. t.., =. t
iact Ia >;o vrcu- tn yrI on II a. y ,ilr,,,I fra,,
new YORK 70 VII EIVGToV Y r
TUP0I-GU r{rKE T.S '
From New York to VorfolE and Portsmouth Va
Philada. to wilmington. \. C., Il SO
Weldon \ G. - II 50
N,rr,Ii.' nod gr,r,,+t, Y. : "a
Baltimore To WiImington \ G. ''.' II 00
Weldon \ e.. Q 90
Norf,Il, and p,rlsrooutr va : m
ng- Passenoars and tIcir }o,,ggo, cnr.,I frso nj
cLgyoe Irl,ycrn the prpots on ,ic Saute
Passengers y this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers ana are privileged to y orar al
might at any point ANA resume their trip by daylight
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.$fletals. Aar0@are, it.

EEYSER, TROXELL q co.
| r o n w A r f II o L S E.
No. 10 soUTH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS Of all descriptions of IRON
IL and STEEL Have constantly on hand complete as
Sortment of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
Manufacture of
RAIL ROAD SPIKES AND CHAIRS.
Agents of the
VIADUCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE.
Also, agents for the best Pennsylvania Maryland
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES.
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autobiography.

w DAVIS,
w. AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY
No. III BALTIMORE STREET,
au16-6m three doors above South. Baltimore
I w. RklNS,
- DA G. RREIAN
AND AMBROTYPE GALLERIES,
oil and 2l7 BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
apl6m Baltimore.
ssaA/ L sTAB/
NOf AMBROTY PES ~
AND PINOT G r A p rs,
207 BALTIMORE STREET,
an16m Baltimore.
III H. CLARK'S
LII. AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
No % WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
(Corner Centre Market SpdceJ
ane6mos Baltimore.
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nUGAN & JENKINS,
COMMISSION HARD Va RE NE p CHANTS,
NO. 81 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Are Agents for the following Manufactures
THOMAS TURTON Il SONS. CAST AND SHEAR STEEL.
WILLIAM GREAEES II SONS, FILES RAsPs &c.
WALES FRENCH, AUGERs, AUGER bits, &c
J. &. HOVEY, BORING MACHINES.
A. RANDALL, TACKs, FINISHING NAILS &C.
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, WASHERS AND
PLANE IRONS.
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD
IRONS,
CHARLES #. KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS, SCALES, &c.
HALL, ELTON Co, PLATED SPOONS AND Forks.
SCoFlLL MANUFACTURING co, SHEET BRASS AND
BRASS Butts.
DAVID SNYDER, SHovELs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE
DUNLOP & MADEIRAS. AXES, HAToHErs, &c. iy1O-tf
VIVIAN & SONS LONDON SHEATH
ING METAL FOR SHIPS.
The subscriber has received the gency of this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal and has in hand will
keep supply of all sizes.
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ap24-U 81 5S Buchanan;s Wharf
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8ail 8OaOs.
.ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
d. - {. az. ~! ~.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS
SUMMER ARRANGENENT
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
pleted and in operation Wamsport, making
connections with trains over the WamSPort ana hmlra
New York and Erie and Canandagua Railroads for
WILLIAMSP0RT, ELMTRA, ROCHESTER. SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, RINGHAMPToN, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, OSWEGO,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CiTIEs IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA
On and after Monday July &C. trains will run follows:
Passengers for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Harrisburg Car
Through 70 Niagara and B,,tra,o hours
Passengers for Pitsurg, Chicago, CnthS IT, St Louis
and other cities and towns in the West Noru and South
west, leave Calvert Station at s, 4. NJ and 10, p NJ.
For Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains at s. A
Broad Top Railroads
All trains stop at regular way stations.
rare to kimira. ..........................ST
10. Nlagara Falls ........................l0
Baggage chece .9 t6roa to al oits Wrs
$500.
Passengers have theorpounity stopping over at any
point or any of the cities the route and resume their
seats at pleasure.
BY the completion of this road to Wiamsport. we re-
fer the Travellers the following comparison of distance:
BY Northern Central Railway. BY New York
..ELMIRA............. ...4ag
&52..................OWEG EGO. .......-........423
3l4............. BINGHAMPTO,.. ...........!uI
32i ........-...CANANp. .GUA.... ........5ji
353...............RuCH ESTER..............55$
37+............... BATAVIA....-... .......5GC
39i............... YRACUSE...............477
42l........... NIAGARA FALLS............627
429.. OSWEtiO ..,.......,.,...
404.. FFAL O................G
az rim Mo-. BJ NkIBk ......$i6
BILE information apply at the Ticket Office Calvert station
T. corner of Calvert and Frankin streets, Baltimore
Is 80 e, s5s:.,......s + o r I II
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SiIber ddlare, (sfuelrp, 1T.

Silber ddlare sftuflrp, 1T.
WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
w THE LONDON WATCH JEWELRY STORE,
159 Baltimore Street.
the best place in the city to buy good reliable WATCH
or piece of jewelry, have fine Watch repaired
Watches that accurately before have been pro
nounced keepers, after passing thrSugh ALEAAN
formerly of J. NJ. FRENCH,
au14-tf Royal Exchange, London.
NEW PLATED GOODS nm
~ CANFIELD, BR0THER d CO.,
900 BALTIMORE STREET, -
- 81 fhe new styles of plated COFFEE
n mr. ~" CI ~ Stated URNS, BASKETS, KETTLES,
Rntter Roots Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS,
F0RKs LADIES, CASTORS &c, &c, and for sale at the
lowest prices
NEW PEARL JEWELLERY
IN CAMPBELL, BRO. CO.,
900 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have lust opened complete assortment of f X Il
JEW ELR y consisting of ftI sets, Pins, Necklaces,
Ear Drops Bracelets, &c. newest styles mr3l-tf
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES. FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
mr2stf Baltimore.
TEO. W. w E b b,
" GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER
S. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE FANCY ARTICLES.
~ Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewey. Fine watches repaired by experienced work
men. mrl3u
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Sbipping.
RREMEN-Tl

t4IAA BREMEN.-The A Bremen
NHL1+SsM ship JOHANNA WILHELMINE j. H.
Therman, master will have quick dispatch
for the above port For freight passage apply F. L.
BRAUNS & Co, corner Cheapside and Lombard street
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yE7HE DAWN or BETTER TIMES


We invite the attention Of parents article for the
amusement and exercise Of infants, and assisting them TO
walk. 1t is made of willow, quite light easily moved
about and constructed that il impossible child
to fall 1t viii be found especially of great benefit to
large class Of lame and invalid children who from acct
dent or imperfect organization, unable walk at the
usual age The following testimonials show the eStna-
ton in which it is held by those who have it in use
From Rec ). lrtRe u D.. Editor of the Ne.y Iort
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I'D G | r ON
IL Soft Anthracite No. IRON, warranted soft as
Scotch IRON. For sale by
STEPHEN S. LEE,
a Snrtl CTR
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NEW DIRK, November 9th, 1857
For several days past my little daughter has been using
the Infant Gymnasium, and she is delighted with opcr-
aOn obtaining and hour after hour
as she travels about the should think admra
bly, adapted to the Nursery and Payroom of children
5. !. PRIME
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ifaEs1sM burg bark ANTONIA, II. C. W Book, mas
....szza ter, will have quick despatch for the above
For freight or passage apply to +. L. BRAUNS &
corner Cheapside and Lombard street. iy20-tf
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NLD PAPERS FOR SALE.
W OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT rs CENTS
PER HUNDRED Apply at this Office. ap20-tf
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"GRAPHoDo ,, We TEL :,
MA CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. NJ. WAMPLER,
CIVIL AND BOTANICAL ENGINEER,

baltimore, MD.
1t is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simple
mechanism is made to record accurately-on strip, or
endless roll of papera CORRECT of any route
passed over the of right left and
the DISTANCE travelled upon any required SCALE
scales
rms machine may represent in appearance purpose,
an ordinary Buggy Wagon with the addition of the
valuable attachment claimed above There is box CON
tanning the simple contrvance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentioned Motion is conveyed
the paper by the revolution of the hind wheel which
by band and upon rollers which the
carried One half the strip of paper to hor
zona projection the other half to vertical projection and
the centre division is line of prcked distances
The DEFLEcTIoNs worked by the turning of the fore
axle of the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes
the route the PROFILE, by weight adapting itself the
lowest position attanabe through any changes lev
ell of the route passed and the DISTANCES by points
at calculated intervals, the periphery of of the
rollers conveying the paper.
will sell STATE RIGHTS, COUNTY RIGHTS, or INDIvID-
UAL RIGHTS, for the USE. USE and MANUFACTURE of
this Machine reasonable terms
Address the patentee
J. MORRIS WAMPLER,
Palfi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

525- Mr.. MURDoCII closed Saturday night,
the most successful engagement that ever took
place in our theatre. For two weeks the an
dienccs that hung in raptures upon hts WON
deriul impersoaations. were large aud highly
fesPcctablc-that of the closing nj ght immense
In numbers, aud composed. in part. OF the very
Hover Of the beauty aud chiyuIry Of Nashville
AID Davidson county. 1t is needless to say
that Ma. MURDOCH performed Macbeth with
IN irked ability; ne never fails His represent
tlton of the character will b. a remembrance
for the future, in the mind, and hearts of all who
witnessed it. Nh. HAuHTON's MacDuH. was
creditabie performance; whilst the Lady Mac
beth OF Mrs. MENKIN, gave much satisfaction.
his beautiful and accomplished actress, cx-
hibits great versatility Of talent. She has
done well, often admirably, in the various
characters she has been called to fill at a mo-
Inents notice, and without the time for mature
study and reflection given to the star, who for
years, repeats his liae of characters, until con-
slant practice makes perfect. That she has
succeeded so well, is IA Indication Of genius.
enough OF which she possessc- to establish her,
at no remote day, in an exalted niche in the
temple of Thespis We hope TO see her, ere
long, in series of characters to which she
has given ample study. We venture to pr
dict thai she will then become still greater
iayorIte with our play-gOers.
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ParaIline Camel Coal Gil.

This OIL Is one of the wond rful d scovcri,s
Of the age. The products obtained from the
Camel Coal are all wond ,rful Wchavc been
shown specimen of Paraiiinc. which is quite
rs beautiful as the sperm from which the
sperm candle is made. From this para1nc a
very brilliant candle is manufactured. This
larniiine is strained from The Camel Coal Oil
just as the sperm principle is strained from
sperm oil. In this age when sperm oil is be-
coming so scarce and expensive. and when. in
deed, 1t is almost impossible to obtain the ar
tlcle pure, it is dcsideratum to have an az
ticle produced which sells AT the price Of Or
binary oils, and yet is fully equal TO the finest
quality Of best sperm, as certificates from r.
liable gentlemen, show to be the case. From
what is said in regard to the oil here and els
where, we would suppose that the proprietor,
OF machinery every where would BE- raio!c, d nj
IT'S introduction. The individuals who com
pose the company which produces this oil. are.
from What we can learn, gentlemen of hirh
character and Standing. The oil is produced
In crude state from very superior OIL. bca,-
ing Camel Coal. on kanawha. Tie oil * ~
fined in Maysville, Ky.
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Ebe second Month.

We enter upon tn second month of the new
year TO day. With what dread thousands an
ticipated the experiences of the month which
has just taken its flight, believing as they did,
that the ..hard times" of December would be
doubly hard! But, their apprehensions, for
the most part, proved TO be Of 'such stuff as
dreams are mad Of" With the return of the
annual payday, the purse strings Of debtor,
were loosened. the contcnts flowed out. AID
things ind CAFE d ar,cuTrcnce Of .bettcr days.
Many an anxious heart was made happy, aud
sent on It's way rejoicing. What shall be the
experiences OF this. the second month? Shall
the same good state Of things 20 on /: or will
those who have money aud are in d bt draw
tight their purse strings. refuse TO pay out, and
thus check the flow Of the trhTcac5thai. and the
current Of prosperity: Let us hope that the
feeling-thc honest, manly floling-thc gen
crous, sympathetic feeling which prevailed
IN January will be kept up. and gloom and
despondency kept away. This is the way to
coerce return Of those bright day which the
autumn rcvuls;on sw, pit as with the sickle of
the harvester.
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5eEgA E0GsEA "a Co.
Book Sellers, BOoh-Binders and
Biank-BOOk Manufacturers.
NO. IS Union street,
90, -, Nashville, Tennessee.
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Cincinnati Market.

,,,---r..,, - tSCNNATT Jan. %
III iIER-Ihe market has ruled exceedingly dun
throughout The week, with a supply greater thsp The
demand which il local, chiefly and quit. limited III,
rang" Tor Roll must be put down al IIG3l3c n YER,
chlcc htcie selling n lie. Firkin exccut for choice
d"!, winch taken for the south is dull and prices
uuniI!.L f
Dairy, packed, sells at Ie9Isc $40 brls and 100
o5i kegs exported.
CliEkSF-Ihc receipts ara light and the demand
laII, WIN continued reduction OF stock The sales
during the wees were about 0OO boxes at Sc for rrifne
selected; Hc for extra arge; lll.c for English dairy
aud ~ .fGlac for Durham Farm and Nutmeg 1 ~
boxes We're rec lived during the week and $50 DO
FRUrTS-Grcen Applcs are drr, and a., ,,ot,,.
driuiui, 40 81 I5t 50 l-on store IN lots 10 sui rr
chaSers. The arrivals have been quite largo during
Inc week ana We notice sales OF COO hrls AZ the wbf
and depot prices varying from 81 25t 81 IS for orli
nary u good, aud 81 So - - for clu.ce 10 prue
according u quality. '
In Dried We notice fair demand for Apples At 81 %
10 - 40 "a good demand for Peaches at s. 5b69ss
With limited supply. EasIus are dull bat no. loSyrr
We continue - quote Bunch at So !. "a - 40 ana
Layer al - 5NaS- 90. Genoa Ctron has declined 10
IA 35c. Others Unchanged.
val " ~ 'i am
HIDtS-The market continues firm al orr last ouo
t'ilus- lhere = good demand at loEGllc for dry
uA' sdc FOR do "a ted and 1905 &c for gseea and
s.tlted.
lkoN-A limited business doing in mig M SOS for
~ for Common. $3.50 ~ "
SFII S-Ihere has been an active demand f,r Co,,.-
uu' 'E the week, and prices are a shade higher SaIcs
no hrs and $50 bags, Clusins al SIS Sass 3h TN
lots Irin store ~ s. g. FlXsced ranges rom ~ 40
SOC according o. qua Is.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

The THEATRE.-Mr. MCRDoCH, whose en-
gagement for the past two weeks has been the
most uniformly successful, that has been play
ed for many years, if ever, is succeod-d by
Mr.. EDWIN BooTH, who appears this evening
in the character of the Duke Of GIosT in the
great tragedy of Richard II Ia character in
which his father rend rcd the name of BOoTH
forever illustrious. He is quite young, and
has been on the stage as a "star," but very
few years, yet it is said that he already rivals
his great father in this character. We have
not doubt he will receive rousing welcome
from the admirers OF the legitimate drama Of
Nashville.
This evenings entertainment will conclude
with the laughable after piece, the Married
Bachelor.