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a Ssseciiea VIII be hsH Al lhs ossae of TIE Tea.
"a aessse sfartae aai Fire gasarsars can,9ssy, en
AoSflA trioier Sth, Aer the eection Ct Directors
iof sasa c.nlany Tor Lie oasas1z tseiFe maaths-
sest-s-@ 4 " BUTLER, Sec.y.
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ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
EOr Sale,
at Hen iersonville Depot. on the Nashvills aad
I Lulsyllls E R. Is miles nom N lshville

A I.kACf % IAlrty Acres, ADJOINING tie Depot
y Grounds, SI o. sold al taset4eT oT Ia hts 10
saI purchasers. lac s4ta veTy Tlch AID pgi'duc.
tive sNce'lent sborhuoa, near lie Igg-lstke,
and on the Rlruad.
\ hs.ds are village Is spr4giaE NJ, aat any per-
FtilCitssus IA O. 40 DO. kis5 Vfl@l.ae
l. r-Itse a ,fds'-u1c - ult iE sIH, tg,.-
FcFseas Wl-hlS Ca i5Fr stSe elfl - inA
haIse tlss lrealses vsea tnt tud t.sd t.i- t..>
t.sl4-, SC. HuGh J-Y s.-I-
t-l-fNxwitu.
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EDWARD H. Row1tY.

Communication TO John r. Penrose. ESQ. from Nr
Franklin Eyre, Kensing gton
II is with great qualification that testify % tho or
ncacy OF Niilamss Anji-i yspeptic Elixir which Won,
so strongly recommended % me, and for which I
hearuly thank you; it has completely restored M
health, winch cheerfuily publicly acknowledge
with the hope that others may be similarly bepedtted
Truly yours,
KENsISGToS, Sept u 1850 II iNh''
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OCTOBER 10, 1850.
DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS

DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS - A'oO'
Dear Sr;-Having suffered for a long time erov,
Dyspepsia 50 severely that was completely rrosfrs,
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success was advised % your - uti n,s,1e,a~
Elixir" II affords much pleasure 10 inT,s @ -
that am entirely cured by its use and cordiay re-
commend II to all persons suffering under Dyspeiss
Very respectfully NJ 'NfNf'o'A-
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Na5bOllle pattiOt.


1"'i4y per annnfO
In Weekly -Fer itnniII, -. ....... 5 90
NSetS per itfhuIn- ...--....... 3 90
one Weekly Tor TWO years, or two Wcekiics
Tor one year, IN advance, ........... 5 90
When the Daily, Tri-Mcckly, or Weekly is 10 be
discontinued (p0d advances 1T the time subscribed
for), the subscriber must order otherwise il will be
Continued 1t our optlua. uiui rait for and stopped.
a not paid. q must DC paid the time OF dscontnu-
hce, or AT cur option. II the party IS good will be
sen untii laii.
RISK.
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A II. persons indebted 10 The estate % SARkH :
II kNlsS, are reecest@d 70 come farward and make
payment ai sseze sFhoss sile estzfs ln4ehsei
are hetees scqaes, present tsear saiss for set
ueUaent ~ they all ~ forever barrel
AnaAH =. flfsraSS, Ex'r.,
septse-1 - az s>1Eah : e1taxs
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NEW SERIES NO. SS4.
Meoifal.
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF THE AGE.
co MS
VEGETABLE LETHONTRIPTIC.
Friend Of the Human Family /!


FfNHE world IS challenged 10 produce medicine that
Il has Afforded the amount Of relief TO suffer
ing humanity CaWan's Lithontrptic
COWANiS LTTFiOSTRIPTTC has cured thousands
Of case Of - ue ~ tho Bladder and Kidueys.
CcW4NS LigHOATh3FTTC has cured the most
aggravated cases of Gravel ever seen and Is the only
certain remedy nov Sl'Wn Tor the above diseases.
COHIN'S LfTHON7RH'7TC never fails to cure
all the diseases % the kidneys and Bladder.
C0WAN7S LLKHONzRIPTEC is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
C0WAA'S LI7HoNTRTPT7Ci a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhoa aud Geet
COWAN'S LIIHONTRLPTIC cures weakness o
the LOins.
COW.AN'S LI7HON7RIPTTC has cured the worst
cases OF Prolapsus Ute. ser known.
0OPA MS z f1HOs 772II'TTC is the only sure rem.
ecy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COIYAN'S LLIIIONTRLP1I, will cure the worst
forms OF Dropsy.
COIH4N'S LL7HONTRLf'TTC viii cure long stand.
ing cases of structure and remove Venerea Tau from
the system
COJEAN}S LITRONTRZFTTC is the onIy remedy
known for the cure Of all sympathetic complaints at
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who IS prog
nant should at once procure bottle if she wishes
feel well, while in that condition.
CDUaN'S LJTHONIRIf'IYC is the only remedy
set discovered that Will relieve the pains labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend to them the greatest trial OF their
lie.
The most ncredulOus will he convinced Of the grea
efficacy of the ithontripc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bOtue:-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. !
RENEWABLE Ar PLRAsrRk

A
one square, one year, SS0-each additional square $40
written notice must be given 10 take out and stop
veruseens OF yearly advertisers before the year
pres, otherwise We shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements be dscon-
pnuea wouf previous notice 10 will any charge
oe made for less than one year at the yearly rates
s< Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed for viii be charged for the excess. -es
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meoiral.
D Y S P EPSIA

sho n by the statements Of the Board of Heal,h
~ OF New York caused the death of 20 persons on,
oil OH deaths IN one week, l0I deaths bv con
sumption induced by Dyspepsia. As A Well a..
tested tact that Dyspepsia tie origin Of the sferines
OF large portion OF those who DE Il cousufnption
u becomes the duty of every one 20 use such lrscs
tons against and remedy for yspeIsa as and
experience have place before them auo winch nav :
proved 10 he eftCac,dus: uf this Il aracter
Villains Anti-i; speptc Eiixir,' IN corrobOr ON OF
which read the following Testimonials
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. Rowiev of the errn N,
I'owieys Ashburner a Co, Il North Whsryes Re
proof oi the eLicacy uf Wiliams's Anti nyspeptjc
EiXir. SPNP-S
n. PmIADEIFHIA october 20, ls4o.
Dear SRI take pleasure in recommending vorr
Ant-Dyspepuc ElAir, for the cure OF Dysuefsiss 7
have taken il ysel Tor the disease and have been
entirely cured. H
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD II. RowIIY.
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2, 1856 PACK K A G. E S
FALL AND WINTER
VI ERIC EEANDH HSE.


Our husness acquagtinc Will the nttcHf1Cflrc :
and lnpnrte Of The artiC.cs IL Which 81 e Wfc.
spr,sad and Is nowhere couGncd
We conduct all our bryms uf Goods N4iI rad,
money ant thus try otsct ourselves fr,i Ia,
c.-lnsl peccssity ~ Paying above value tor any ar
Gle uAy bay. H
w have ample Salss allG storage RaoIns zii1 sFe
otherNisr NeA prepared 4o lsiliess lu any pru
deat eNtiat No House la the Gated states u eq
ns l.Lllc Gag pfltcs rsater eeuaalny 10 the en-
tiuet - is business We sell as iGw can 70 be
ceaaleasltet for the labor and rs u trade but no
lower anics< Il hetn ss'etiFe Fessis. money.
We age free huyers q gnosi qi4alits sell Te,ckee
sr-t.it-l5 '.Ei--fs t's isAsa-s.s q - gl ,tsi
s4 ltrF- ~liifaeuts - ans Ai a ~ .sul
slrihcgt We la-'trs s} : l.s -,sl1-,,f gss.- uit
ii--I. s4ati,iss tag- ss-ser, ls-i-...s Lil---ss
4l4i 1assu JrnS ,afE i1-,.sls- ~ Ir.r al.
. -, t.s4 tame III ,ieit s.,
bly -rs x t.,-sss .ale,al eiil ia9 lise Nssli
vide market Nell Or tsIsa ef IA Iali ana
AuteT st.scks ~ sag.s Giaa before IA = uoag
te ulsTks1 pr nice things ti good .rgans Tor fss
whu KNOW liaN lay. oar tlls atily ur 4
eiass wholesale rsltbshpFeAs uits u sina-
piy olsiia g. De one Of TIE bssi.
DOUGLAS & 20.
Auyaa-am
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ne stasnp zroe4 each pot wail also bear te nzfnes
a de f'reirisier "a II the Unaed STATES aeeuts.
f,rgxzsss sGd lA,2leFs a u olserse each cszrp
tsa4kaEr s4le fnlioeilg ia5e.-
fnl-osrEaxf ekc1aps--fhe isers4se4 repetAtsOn
greet siefsana fr Ihpgn = osRoand kxtfrt % Fopa
bA sza 50 salzfa, hxSn heep nasaoenasnfs of others
10 eser ,sAiiens u tls xataAhle uloiico. fendsfs
nre paftbsLsriy ~sfnea q tbs hci tai they msy be
< theH euAFi alld ngt elffnse u ahy tarure artcie
salfalzlee "a ssFs tsiF asafien AMI deetroy th
fnrris ~ se zsl-A prslArAIion, - ehvstr wash
tIle snbs1ibcF fsaeeezgF 70 James tArrs1t b ~1an
il sas afs. iuff8aucee se tie Unted Siztes) has al
tachea his zsz1stnFe 70 this cAufoB, eountsrfsi
st,eh i ior zery- - feHx A. TAnRsxr
Aafress oraers for the abese cie sitA faa 6is~f
gians Tor zblfHssnt -
J0EdS A. fAfIRASr a Cp.. rrnzgifs,
No. 1ss, ofesa~cA. casaar wsr~n 81, y. ~
rse- s--diyl
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llrw-OOrk.

From ANTREW WINDS General Advertising House,
1873 NASSAU street, Ncw-l lork. H
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81 ". s. - ~ ~ son
Corner Qf Main and Quay streets, Buffalo, Nel0 Tork
A RE the only Physicians in the state who mem
IA bers OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
Mag DE consulted from O'Clock IN the morning un
t at night, 10 every state and symptom OF Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result OF upwards
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europ
and America
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known Seminal
Weakness, &c, can be permanently cured in from lf
teen to twenty days, by tho OF this instrument
when used CONFORMITY with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DEsANOS d son take pleasure IN announcing tha
they have invented a most important instrument for
the Of the above diseases II has been subjected
a test Of the most eminent physicians in London
Paris Philadelphia and New York: IL has been decar
ed the only useful instrument ever yet invented for
the cure OF Seminal Weakness any disease OF the
genital organs caused by the habits OF youth
DR.. AMOS q SON Ia order 20 satisfy the most
skeptca the merits Of their instrument pledge
themselves that in any instance where IL may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial. the money viii be re-
funded by returning the instrument ia good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying direc
tons securely packed AID sent BY mail or express,
ten dollars
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Atlantic Telegraph Successful.
New York Millinery Emporium,
81 Tuion ST.. Nashville, Tenn!

VI II -. DOYL
DE>PE1TF UIIY snnoauces % the Ladies OF Nash
h viile, ~tate o. TrBnsssse. and aljoinHg Stsses
tnaI she viii receive IA f-F days from New York
tbs largest and most nasgpihcent stocks OF
French Pattern Bonnets,
wei ss tee cheapest ever brought this city in
part follows s4
i1o1 ali and Winter Bannets, all colors;
1900 Ladies' and Nisses Brown aud White Ieghorn
HseincFs- ncH styles: -
500 Ci'-ul. Fancy ~ gi Aareeeau Plain and Flow.
- 3t.r4I lars---4S
af1 I-sHrs' nrgs- t.sH<.
10 il - rNtsa,a.a Es'aoh Flowers for Party and
hyi n aissni. tn.e.is.
fae9 ll lHas Wsisrr y sfrer Rfisbous new styles
80 boxes Mn.te, Rel and caloreA FiaInss.
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WE are now offering for sale on accommodating
w terms lsuch may be contracted at time Of
each salr)
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>rATT, OAKLEY & CO.,
i LATE FARMER, BRACE 60,
)eiERS, BOUkSELLERS a Srlfl0NERS,
so. u Murray Street,
SEsS GESsN.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

O. Publish Bdlliuasf series of Grammar
be se,gies-oa the ,cIpaees; lt5eAes' = fny -l,o-
| .lssbv's AstroaoiIifes. O4ney,s Oss,graI'lsy y +,
.sc.i. sodl,s.rn Class R,'adefs, l'almer ;
|tng: aud tlie s.eiIeat@sst aha bsst' Spelling
tcts7.a jel4-1ni-
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ELEGANT NEW FALL GOODS,

With a great variety OF Staple Goods, all of hch We
viii offer TO Cash Be- exceedingly low prices, At
MCClELLAND'S CASH STORE.
septf-tf Nos. 81 and So College ST.
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Kane's Arctic Expedition.

Very few persons while sitting at home comfortably
IN their easy chairs, form any adequate idea the
hardships endured by the bcld men who followed the
IamenteI Dr. Kane on the Grinnel Arctic Expedition
Besides the suffering caused by the inhospable eli
mate, the intense cold brought rheumatism, stiff
ness Of the Joints, Chlbllius, &c, and, many IN
stances the limbs and members OF the daring cxpor
er7 were frozen frost bitten. Their suferngs from
these causes were very great and would have been
uncomfortable but for the happy effects Of a Iiniment
invented expressly for their by the celebrated Dr.
4 G. Bragg, a plentiful supply of which was taken
along with the expedition This Eminent proved so
valuable, and its merits fully confirmed under the
most uniavorahle circumstances that nr Bragg has
been induced To commence its manufacture for the
public. He calls it very property "BRAGG's ARCTIC
lNiNENr" IL IS FOR sale at all the Drug stores
and will undoubtedly come into universal use
yuTI-luI
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
The Crystal OuLamp.

PATENT RIGHTs--AimOst with precise regularity at
the expiration Of certain periods we see some vaua-
bic patent offered to the public out of which fortunes
are made as by magic In the Patent Of the Crystal Oil
Lump, we recognize of this class, and antici-
patng the reaping Of rich harvests by hundreds of
enterprisng merchants throughout the Union. II is
great and worthy invention-great because it SO far
eAcels every other invention for the production of
cheap light, and especially worthy economical
substitute for the dirty and dsagreeable smelling oils
and dangerous fluids now in use. 1t has no parallel
for usefulness among the long lists of patents granted
for years-because it reaches and benefits the masses
blessing alike all mankind the poor well the rich
for Notwithstanding its superiority 10, and manifold
advantages every other for safety and cleanliness
much many others, thereby making saving OF
hvesNhs Of the entire cost reality saving Five
dollars out of every six dollars expended. We
hear the inventors intend to dispose OF the patent rights
for the states and Territories of the Union; if So pre-
senting golden opportunity for investment, and
doubtedly many possessing their few hundreds
Will soon boast Of their thousands the result of
1t is indeed chance, either for the small trader
or heavy merchant, acquire the control of healthy
permanent trade, yielding greater profit in few
months than any ordinary business would in a long
series Of years. While we heartily condemn the ma
ny worthless patents offered the public, we are
pleased to commend 10 the world a reaIite entirely
worthy their conlidence.-Bo Journal April end
aprZS-2m(p. b.
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G5- We think is hardly known even to the most in
telgent Of readers ho9 deep some Of the scien-
ces looking down into the mysteries of creation
We knew there were wonderful discoveries in these
times, and wonderful uses made of them, but did not
know the Chemists Initiating in ther crucibes and
SURPRISING the wonderful productions Of or
ganlc life During visit to Lowell we were intro
dnced by one Of their prominent citizens the labor
atory of Dr. Aver, Inventor of Cherry Pectoral and
Cithartic Plis,) whore were shown with generous
rrankness his processes and his products This mas
ter genius of his manufacturing the subtle essen
ces Of flowers from and other vegetable substances
His essence Of Pine Apple Strawberry Checkerberry
Ounce, Pear, Canelia Cinnamon, &c. not only equal
but they exceed in purity Of flavor, those vegetables
themselves His oil OF Wincr-green is purer and of
better flavor than eny that be gathered from the
plant and yet is made by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tar! His process is TO anayze
the substance and find the exact ultimate atoms of
which il is made, then recomposc them in the same
proportions which exist in characterization Aduo-
cute.
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re- We wish to inform the public, that we
have just returned from the east, with bCau-
tiful stock of dress goods, aud feel confident
we can offer inducements 10 purchasers, equal
10 any other Merchants in the city. II prices
are an object, we are determined TO sell rs
cheap rs the cheapest. We would call the at
tcntion of the ladies especially TO a lot of side
striped Berege and Muslins, which we bought
unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also silks, ducals and ull 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
vorablc to purchasers. Call soon and ex-
anime for yourselves.
l. c. NICHOLSON &CO.,
apr6-tf No. % Public Square.
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Commercial.
pAuY pArRror oFFIcE. i

~ q NASHVILLE, Aprf %, 1855 !
COTTON-Co Cotton, for several days past,
until yesterday, was drug in the market
little sold and few caring to sell. Yesterday,
however, the market suddenly became quite
active, and. as far as we could learn, about
800 bales were sold at prices ranging from 81
to 103c. per h., an advance of 4c.
TOBACCO-The market continues active,
and prices firm. Sold yesterday at FISHER,
WIRELESS & Co.'S, hhds at 5 80, 3 so, 5 rs,
6 rs, 35, IS, 90, 8 20, 9 10; and Is
at A. HAMu.ToN's, at As. 5 65, 5 20, 6 20,
25, 6 IS, 90, Z 80, 55, Z IS, Z s.,
25, co, 8 IS, 9 55.
BACON.-We continue to quote at s(9s@c.
per h., from wagons. 1t continues to arrive
freely, and sales are readily made at these
figures.
LARD.-Owing to advances in other do
nestle markets, Lard has gone up, as we men
toned yesterday, figure in this market. 1t
is now selling at 94@99c. per ID. in first hands.
GROCERIES.-Mar dull. Stocks are
being rapidly diminished to a summer footing.
No change in prices for those of leading ar
ticles see table.
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THURSDAY MORNING, -. APRIL 90. 1858
Gen. Jackson,s Legaeies.


Among other provisions the Will of Gen.
JACKSON contains the following:
"The large silver vase, presented to me ny
the ladies of Charleston, South Carolina, my
native State, with the large picture represent
ing the unfurlng of the American banner,
presented to me by the citizens OF Soulh Gar
DINA when il was refused TO be accepted by
the United States Senate, leave In trust TO
NV son. Andrew Jackson. Jr with directions
that, should our happy country not be blessed
with peace. an event not always to bc expect
ed. he will at the close Of the war, or end OF
the conflict present each Of said articles OF
inestimable value to that patriot resting III
the city or State from which they were pre-
scented. who shall be adjudged by his country
men. or the ladies. to have been the most
valiant in defence of his country and our
conntry's rights"
Under this clause, Gov. ALIsToN, Of South
Carolina, has suggested that the remnant OF
the Palmetto Regiment, be regarded as one
man, and be made tie recipient OF the above
beauest The Governor makes this sugges-
ton because, he says, - that no soldier OF Mex
leo. who should be singled out from among
all those who behaved so gallanty IN Mexico
and should be mad. for that reason, the inner
iter of Gen. JAcKsoS's bequest, could ever
again live in peace" The suggestion Is made
the more plausible by the fact that the re-
naming members of that Regiment have,
year or so ago, " formed themselves into an
association, in ord r to secure annually, re-
union of the scattered fragments OF their
body and at the same time, to care for each
other when old and decrepid and needy, and
each others family" The Governor says:
This association held its first meeting
in May last; and, after listening to an Grafton,
marched in a body to pay homage to the mus
ter roll Of the regiment. and its tattered flag,
which is ia the keeping Of my department,
preserved in a glass case. 1t was touching
exhibition Of natural and honorable senti-
ment."
The Trustee, ANDREW JACKSON. Jr., has
adopted the suggestion, and forwarded the rel
les mentioned in the VIII. which will be pre-
scented to the Palm. tito Regiment at Column
lila. 5. c.. 10y the Governor on the fisst day of
May, prox.
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Wewould particularly call the attention of
our readers to remedy known as McLean's
Cordial and Blood Purifier.
1t is certainly a valuaJe remedy. We there
fore say to all, call at the agents, and test
for yourselves its intrinsic merits 1t is de-
licious TO take. We ask our lady readers to
try it. See the advertisement in another
column. April Pew.
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The SEIixir.s,

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure Of DYs-
PEtSf, and nothing but plSI EPSY as dvertiscd in
another column has, by MS own merits obtained for
tS'l' 50 high reputation IN Philadelphia, that Physi-
Clans acquainted with its properties, using them.
selves and prescribing II to their patents, convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy restoring the
dlsordercd digestive organs 10 healthy function NJ.
merous cases Of Dyspcpsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned AS incurabo by
some Of the Medical Faculty, have by the use Of this
Elixir been restored periec, health a. attssted GER
uhcates testify aprl3-Iy
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May, prox.

SrBURBAN HoNEs-The attention Of those
wishing to purchase grounds for the erection
of residences in the neighborhood Of the city,
is referred TO the advertisement Of Mr.. A. II.
FoED, in this mornings PATRIOT He proposes
TO sell some handsome lots, on the Murfrces-
boro turnpike, within few minutes drive
of Nashville, in one of the most desirable
ncighborhoods in the county. \ residence
there cannot be otherwise than agreeable. to
any one who has any regard for beautiful
rural scenery. and the advantages of pure
fresh air. We doubt not these lots will be
disposed of on terms advantageous to the
purchasers
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gsJ- We are glad to see our good friend
L. Z. GIAsCoCK, out again, aud looking as if
he were ready to give the public the beuelit
of his services as an Auct!oncer and Real Es-
tate Agent. Three months confinement to the
pleasant retrospect 1t is hardly better than
Sicily BHrns's rccollections of her wedding
night. We trust his escape from the clutches
of the aches il final, and that his future may
he entirely free from such rough customers.
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Steamboat & Riuer Ilews.

ARRIVALS.
April 2s.-Fairy Queen, Cincinnati.
X. NJ. Patton, Paducah.
a-Ee City of Huntsville, Memphis.
Melrose, Pittsburg.
DEPARTURES.
Cuba, Paducah.
City of Huntsville, Memphis
Tempest, Louisville.
The river continues TO recede, with plenty
of water for all our steamboats,.
The B. VI. Runyan will be in port to-day,
and leave tomorrow for st. Louis.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-29

SUGAR-Prices continue very firm, with sales Of
about 100 hhds Fair To fully Fair at 1Sa37c.
MOLASSES-The sales include about 1000 bbls at
2GS9Z7 1se for Fermenting and 2 9Z9c Tor Prime and
Chosce; also l25 half bbls Fermenting at Bic per
gallon.
BACON-Sales confined TO small lots of Ribbed
Sides 99l0c, but offers Of 95sc refused for large
lots
LARD-Prices have advanced = a cent, with sales
of $50 teFces and bbls IL, kegs Is, and
$50 al 1870 r H. Demand understood 10 be prlnci
pally for Havana.
COFFEE-Prices have improved 1000 and with a
more active demand the sales reach ooOO bags, viz
10, 1915 l012 loo 1893. $50 Prime at IL
and $50 s'Skimmings" at 5 &c z Ii.