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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-15

HAS Just been fitted up stand and Fountain oil the
IL exquisite design, with Nichols Patent Syrup and
Water Apparatus The largest size is prepared
by this improved mode, furnish public with
delicious, sparkling ard pure CaTbOuated Water
use. By au OF me S Tup para b0Les dispensed
with IRON ths counters and The various syrups forced
up cold from the retrgtraJ r. through the with
the waLer aud disCha me pursst soda Waer ee from
al metallic mpures- No expense has been spared 90 IT
JnZ up Fountain the splendid and rschsTch5
sly L. with large silver Draft stand, beautiful jss deaBe
and MaTb. Basin CONTAINING golden dsh,
Nov On hand complete anu extensive stock OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
large lot Of Fishing tackle, Beds and EzenHOu Poles
with If Walking Canes, SnJOds Fishing hooks, &c
The attention Of the LaIs5 IS particularly called very
large and supOrO- STOCK OF soaps, Perfumes Brushes
RubBer Combs Fancy and Toilet articles Physicians
and Deasts IRE my stock OF Surgical
instruments, Medical Bags and Cases Dental lHs tTusIs
ana Ma eIIal, etc
The Prescr ptiOu Department will be attended BY Aaron
Stretch personally and Dy Dr. T. F. EvsTeg, bOb exps
eueed pSosrTp-ioniss, and the greatest VIII be
all ptepara aId compounds Physicians gen
orally respectfully solicited their custom purenEs
their Plies and nvi-ei . send their prescriptions
Whlch shall alWsys be put up with cGutsn skill and dis
pasch
Having received moot Of my Spring Stock, pre-
led 70 oheT, not only the ordinary articles kept IN FIR
Drug Houses in the South, but many really
art cle First Glass Drug Houses
Esl which consist part OF the following aTrc-s:
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Farm Wanted,

RTHUR'S Patent sefSsaling Fruit Cans and Jars, for
"A preserving fresh fruit by HsTmetica Sealing just re-
ceiVtd and for sale low BY
m W.. q
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Hardware and Cutlery.


CsTs Donb PoELCO Lines
ApiII6 s
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EJARRIS & CO. hsVs in store and Offer 70 the trades
IL go hhds New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
81 b0ls Crushed and Powdered sugar
2O0 do aad b AFT barrels M0lassssi
1909 boxes star Candles;
90 cases Sardines-L and 4 boxes;
20 bbls MaCkerel;
100 packages assorted Liquors.
50 Kegs four penny Nails;
IS bags Spices
20 cases Matches;
les bbls Land plaster.
may9-U
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 18th
DEM F. SHIELDS will close at 10 o'clock lot Of Fur
- niture and SundTtss gene rally. lmayl4-td
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KENTUCKY HARVESTER FOR 1858,

viii Cuta StubbIe from 1 to % Inch. High.
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A VALUABLE
COUNTRY RESIDENC E
For Sale.

T7HB residence Of H. P BOSTlCK, situated the -
Charlotte Turnpike, about mile from the ~.
city Nashville offered for sale. these premises III
embrace the
Dwelling House, Kitchen, Servants Rooms, Car
riage-HOuSG, Stables
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NJ S s5 sa s Circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11

Stamp heoanog l4 the cost ca zach stamped ohecss
snail be charged 10 their GUST mers.
LlvEHPOOL COrr0N MARKET
TUsspAy, April2r- There has been a moderate demand
for 70 day. and tbs sales 70 5000 ba es
z,ee0 on speculation and Tor export Prices unaeret.
iIvERPooL May 2s cotton enerally uacbaoged. Sales
Of she last tuee days foot up 81 900 bates specu-
laors took COO ana eypOSters 800 The closed
que. but aeady The CHESTER market Is quiet but
Ann
LIVERPOOL BREA DsrUFFs MARKET.
he'Srs Rchardson spence qroe ,ur very dull AZ a
decins OF 3D. on southern RE qdots,ops areWestsra
2lc ~; Phiisdepha and Baltimore, AIS 2 g. cd
Ohio, 23s. 26s. Wheat quiet out ssaty Corn dull ,
With cecline from Fridays quotations OF ID. WHITE
The quotations sreYellcw, 35s; white, ass 3D. Sis,
tho latter freely offered at quotations
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Besf he&vy. Pork qniet Bacon q1set but firm. Lara,
Gue, ~ 56s. for choice lots rsilow unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
~ 3es 3ss 3D. FOR pits and 400 for pearls. Sugar quiet
Spirits Of turpentiDo arm At 42s. Ca q ABS
MISCELLANEOUS.
SsSfe hides p,ent ful aud sold freely Ut rather
higher ratos. The leather fair at Leeds lat week
sell attended, and from the circumstance Of thore bsilg
oay shorl supply assumed more activity, ut armer
4actatoGs Advices ,Om New York (2Gtn q April) by
The Pes represent the leather and hide markets TO have
hscame much animated Increased activity was
aoscpaed the effects OF the recent panic had Cub
aided and consumers being short Of stock, prices up
pesIed 10 have upward tendency.
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will read paper Of moch interest giving incidens,
hitherto unpublished, which had most important boar
ing on the OF army Al New rle.ns, under
Cen. Jackson
DROP GAME ExTRAoRDISARY-OD Saturday Afternoon y
lady gently opened front door Broadway near Prince
street stood few minutes look all around, and then
laying empty portemonDae esTOnt STARE, plainly IN
sig quietly slipped out into the rect again. When she
picks any bodys pocket again, need not leave The
pooketbook on other peoples stair.
PARADE SEVENTH RRGMENT The National Guard
win proceed day the Fashion COARSE on Long
Island for the purpose Of exercising in field nan9uvres
They will parade without overcosss in fatigue dress, win
knapeack. The line forms AZ hapas seven O'Clock TINS
morning, TOmpkins square. IL s expected the regi-
ment viii turn cut 600 men should the day be ane.
PonoE PARADx Tho members OF the Eighth ward
police under the command OF Captain rurnDan, made
day they were reviewed by Mayor nemsnn and the
Genei al Superintendent, Mr. falnadge they mustered
ffty muskets, and attracted crowd IN their march
through the streets.
THE HARLEM RAILROAD TRACK.
10 HERALD.
All tracks having witches Liable 70 the evil con-
planned of in the HERALD or yesterday. mules or horses,
the property of individuals injured by the track
demand for PREPARATION should be made We are
anhofz TO state that such claims have been made
The is in regard 10 wheels and axies OF car
riages--not single complaint has boon MADE ON tnis
score. rhe present track Of the Harlem Company ha
some advantages OF other city roads. -
well known that last winter while other roads had ~
double their teams and consequently reduce the nunoer
malt account Of tbs SHOW The Harlem road
continued IFS regular trips Wherever the Bsgian pave
ment il laid as the bowery, Fourth avenue and Parx
the edge raa s in ell respects equal 70 the groove
rail, and makes pleasantsr track 70 ride ever.
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M,se.,,.n.ou, ard Ous,.s.rs.

sss pAsIts s.srSst :, eess,s'sn trsm MOI. % hs
quarter sssh Of vessel
yI,Y S. .s sg 5ss s.eSs ss s p
with schrs Oh Cape Henry.
Witb Enainmssi gone, was spoken % cspe isl.nd IN.
scns ssxr. NAsH WILMINGTON, Del from Calais hsa
srS S About one a x @ so % sssp o8
founierDs.
scua c,Ro A.ri wh,h vas sold a. POr, an Plat, ATE,
Nb allor repairs
Ess, e ysass s9m s.,ssaes, for
F.i,oura, April g-oa 24,h, ne Du,ca brig Courier
rom Port isascth for Hamsurg, h,yiss on 5sNd snd
Of shields. from Savannah Tor orser ahaneoned FEB A M
1 S ss ea ~ nd her S
srred e the Courier The unort5ns,e men we're received
ss Yori, sich a.ed hence for assrs having .Tnss %
por ss ne sshSase "a. not b sp S''' "a 'O1
-sbor.sd ~hi X wa fallen = as,ecs ~ TIE Louisa oven
saa bad part Of hat vessels crew put on soasd hs ARMED
sonlr April n-saled, Kingston, c1u.,ersucs, Of Hur
from Newcastle for New YORK, whcb here Jan a sh
pie re necessary repairs to be eneced her false heel havng
@ S. ar s Am S soS sss
sonoecise 9th oo!scmry bond sonSN,,ed Bergen was
have proceeded but for some asrnsae hs sustained q
she sustained damage snd vsn be repaired before
Notice - wAs4ners.
Irp.Es-CoAsr AT ENTRANCE
RfVFs~g-@ss
Omcis infr alton has this once hat he
Colonial government of Dutch lna notice that
hight vessel has been moOrsd IN ztnorns clay he
" the river surin.m with OF
land bearing and he beacon st Bran Pom, ssE = b
The lighi r. hsed tight, emil ed elevation ~
sf ieei above the water, and visit in clear weather s
lance OF Z miles
and hss M word surinsrn painted on Der SIDES
Approaching from the eastw ard In a1nr the
the light be but co ming from The nor nwari
soundDss Of athotss may obtained for som inns before
sghung Il in darn weather
BuoSs The shsnne into he river imam also arked
by hs following buoys cooret black which ieit
tue posl hand bv vessels entering.-
The buoy hea IN " fees low water h4Fi grouad
with the hight oy ~ The easrn extrens Of
lad n ana Bran Point beacon 81
ko2buoy the Tses. IN sire, moorei u feet 9Th the
Light vessel Norh outer buoy w. eastern errens u
md "A n. snd he beacon - Dram poin, III 4. y
No pu1y Lea in 10 feet eAi vessel pea ing
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CLEARED.
Ship Fanny Fosasch, oims,ed New orlesns-Robson A
mp Pacific, Gsdd, New orleans-wn Nelson Sons
.s Sgfn s.ss cesrnan 20
BARK Luey Ann wi ilams Newport kT-Dugsn a Leland
s sIs non ss s.r ss ssSs s1'
ss ss sss f riT a. % rso.
srs f tsss s.n eos bosoS &
Brig n Samson, Arey, BAngor--E Duoereau 4 Boon
sehr s,l,ery B1shs. Charleston McCresay Not, Co
schr Rhode issnd Devils GsOrseto-s-B Blossom sons
Fs sEs gsSus ' ssyn e' BaS@srexe Abbott
ARRIVE
Steamship Columbia, Berry Charleston 80 hours with
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner Richmond. &C WITH mdse and
barn jane Dsrsea Ismoer Glasgow March H. and dreo-
nost ?9a, with mise 70 Durham A Dimoa =,
nsis En.erPrse n, wsemAn r"r'eoro' Ss' u days.
sFiF hSs,s . stevens Hn'Oor0' Ne 10 a'ys with co.
srIs q xnds.sSa, King, Cedar Ksya Fla. Is day. With
Brig Frederick Eugene Thompson Calais, 10 days. with
Brig Judge whitman Pressey. Calais sdays with 18th to
:car Trcwss,aSs Of ysr ,Isy,S Morrow Berm"ds 9Th
schr Arno ts Lie, Hs0Oro, Ms, 10 days with grind
sgGsr Taylor CBrj Haynes Hnlsboro Ms 70 days. with
Schr Vernon so, Ayres Hsbcro Ms, 10 days with plas
ssss j. P smith osose Wilmington Nc, 5d,y.
sctr Marietta Smith belsrssh sirzinia for Sew Haven
tchr VIM v bEd NmA n elizabeth -. Tor hkritord
Schr resse. BROOKE knz.besh City, NJ, Tor Hartford
kchr ChsIlas. Elmer Addison days
sckr Eldorado, Plum rler. Addisoa. days.
sokr American Chief fressey, kocaAnd, dsya
schr Ann salter, lsh. Wsrehsm.
schr Mirror, French. New Lcncon.
steamer Locust Point, frencn. BaHncra
Steamer Chesapeake, Crow-ll Portland.
SAILED
IRON spn-ships Jas Foster Jr for Lverrooi Rhine,
fondon: Norton leprssux Laisiz, = George, Ben
rington New Orleans usvre City Point, barks LIra svs
ma west WIRE. -; Sriss Bnho, styrhonss, Tm Mann,
and olive, Nilmir r;nn; ana oihera
wina during ne day from NJ % NV.
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MARITlME INTELLIGEN
Movements Of Os,esn Steamers.

FOB CALIFORNIA, RIO.
Oehawba. New York. May II. Havana ~ o.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA hNDr ORLEANS,
EppIRE Crry-From New York I'd, arriving a. IavaDs
Til and Drieans i0h From New Oriezns lth Bavana
30. irving AZ New York 2Sn.
CAnAxxA-FTcu Ne YORK 2tn arriving 1t Havana fIth,
apd New Oresns 10th From New Orleans gyth Havana
3pth, arriving nj New York vi
PHIL Nee York Tth, arriving AZ Havana
I'd and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans sh Havana
6th arriving at New Yorz 18Th
BIAcn WsRRIoR-From New York 9TH arriving At Havana
and New 0rieens 81. From New Orleans i2h Havana
l6ih, rrrving at New York lSh-
Js.Hsl-EIom Charleston Ath and l9h due q Havana 9Th
and sd From Havana 10Th and 18th due at New Yorh I6ih
and als-
When the spove dates fall Sunday the steamers VIII sail
on Monday, except from New Orleans.
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Naval Intslsigeucc.

Gunner james Hutchinson has been aeta.hed from the
United States steam fgae and ordered 10 he
United States receiving ship Pennsylvania SaimAker
william VI. Mahony has been detached from the United
States soo Of var John Adams knd ordered 70 the Penn
syivsnia.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, NAY IV-b ?. "
Asws The sales embraced about 30 bbls pots 81 &C
ERE.pSrrrrs -Flour-Tne market continued 10 rule
heavy while prices exhibited no change Of mportsncs
Inferior srsies we're nominal, While c0nmonl TO good
qualities a state and Western we're steady a. SATURDAY
prices The supply H good shppng Dranfs OF extra
was lees plenty and prices we're quite steal
rhe sales embraced about e0os 900 bos., within
about the following range Of prsces- -
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The exchange market shows alteration from yestsr-
day. amount OF clear sterling sold 81 lO3,
and the extreme quotations. rule from lO7 03x There
we're no sales OF bill II fading drafts. Francs range from
s. so d. 22s. Nothing Of consequence dong. Prime
and good sixty day bills Of New York we're passed At
III per cent discount bu the range extends down TO
N. Sight 10 - "a per cen premium Both supply and
de uaaud are limited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

Dr.. FRANKLIN ABsfrING AN ELopHxEsT-At q re
cent meeting of the Pennsylvania Historical So
ciety. the talented and efficient Correspondent;
Secretary, Horatio G. Jones, Esq. read a lette
written by DR.. Joseph X. Swift, Of Easton, Pa, re
latng curious incident In the life of Boston's no
BILE son, Benjamin franklin.
Tho celebrated. painter, Benjamin West, before
he became known to fame, fell in love with Eliza.
beth Shswell West was poor, the Shewells were
rich. Stephen Shswell the proud brother of Eliza
beth, wished her to marry smother suitor which
she refused to do. West was forbidden the house,
but Elizabeth continued to meet him, and they
were engaged to be married.
Thsobstinats brother kept his sister under lock
and key, till West sailed for Europe to prosecute
his ssudiss. Miss sheweil, however, had promised
60 join him in any part OF Europe, and marry him
- soon as Mr.. West Informed her Of his abiity to
maintain her.
The patronage which West met In London. soon
justified him In sending for Miss SheweIi to fulfil
her promise. lie made arrangements for her TO
come to him In the same vessel that conve yed his
request to her, and also arranged that his father
should accompany her ON the voyage
Mics Shewell prepared for her Departure but her
brother again confined her to her chamber Her
brothers tyrannical treatment excited great in.
dignation against him, and strong sympathy for
his sister. In this state Of things the late Bshep
white, then about eighteen years of age Dr. Ben
jamin Franklin, ffty.nine years Of age, and Fran.
cn hopkinson, tWentynine years OF age, when
ths vessel va: ready TO SAL, procured rope lad
der, went to the captain. and engaged him TO sail
- soon g they brought lady on board; took
Old ut. West to the ship, and went ut midnight to
stsphsn ehswelPs house, attached the ladder to
window In Miss Shswells chamber, and got her
out, and to the vessel, which sailed few minutes
after she entered II. Mr.. West vas 10 waiting for
Miss Shsvsll whom she arrived In England, and
they we're soon msrrisd-Sept. 2, 176S Neither Of
them ever returned to this country-Stephen
all fxr s.ka Ala slxn
made many efforts to eoncilats him, he refused all
Communication with her. H5Ff+ sE
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ScID.-The good people Of Msnsheld, Ohio ac-
cording to the Herald, have been sold. On Wed.
nssday, gentleman, who represented himself a.
agent and Dressern of Edwin Booth, arrived Ia
that city and took rooms ut the Phoenix house.
Shortly after his arrival he had bills posted head
cd ssThs Great Boothean Entsrtainment stating
that 'for ono night only" Booth, the tragedian,
= style that viii meet the appreciation Of the
Clergy, TEACHER and Scholar" and also the Lords
Prayer and pauls Defense before King Agrippa -
The evening came, the house was filling fast' rhs,
ik isaksd out that the audience were soId. The
zHAfatd ssys that there WAS seme quick mjsxling
about that tlms-the street was cleared in the
twinkias Of an eye, and strange to say there can.
ms TOT Booth yet II IL said that great man
sors eyee were cured By = sight OF the adistin.
guishsd tregsdian, but II vas . sort Of clairyoy-
ems opesatioa. The agent, during the snoise and
eontnsion," desmed Is prudent 70 vasose. foraet.
ssg 70 pay bic board bill and several other etes,s
70 contracted for is numerous drinking ssloous
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..-q.. DRY GOODS.
GREAT ATTRACTION = 8

Ian, now receiving my SECOND SUPPLY ~
NEW GODfS which have selected N ysei no S s,s
York. within the last few days They eonlRr'1''
FoNI,1DArR and BIfADERE PRINCES
BLaCk MANTfLIsA PRINCES rx,r,
1ASSELS IND T4SSEL BUITUNS FUfs
BASQUES- NEW PATTERN
WHITE B4LL And BU'TIoN Z. T,ltssI a ~ y
DtS7ER BINDINGS. TdSSELS, DC, fAs
GREAT VARIETY .,. :, arr,
A most beautiful assortment OF FANCI Hhife
PINS the latest fashions. a. !,
SANDAL WOOD FAES. aud other AElI anu
ATTRACTIVE ARTICLES. too numerous 70
mention.
~ W s. HIRSH,
my4-2w% 300, Broad street,
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CARRIAGE MANUrACToRIHs,.-
>---.'~-~---~-e~~S~~~~~~
L. HAGAE'S JOHN ia ont N

cNAA HAGAN'S JOHN is out o.
- Of the ring. The question win 1c1N
thy Of his wages. aud why should a man toll for
naHghtf Thankful for past favors, and coniinu
ance OF good will,
Rise, Jupiter, and 2atfT tie Noon ~
HAaAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation with
all It's laws and indelible rights, for 1t Is writteo
that "selfpreservation IL the first Law of Nature ~
Why should man despair. 80 long as there ia a res,
TO nnfurl for he knoweth not lis desLinyf There
fore l have commenced my old business on 18Th
street and VIII DC ready 10 np,id rom Wheelbsr.
and take Horses on livery-wili be ready 70 trade
for anything, from goose yoke Up TO a blind OK -
Barnun with all his humbugs, aud Walker, with his
military renown. 10 nothing 20 compare TO HA
CAMS JOHN career. which you will hear mSre
hereafter s~-- JOHN HA3AE,
- HrasL E.tts
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FINE OLD BRANDIEs, WINES AND

NkND O1U bnANUIES, WINES AND
tI4gok6 -0tsrd. Dgpuy Co.'s Brandy. vim
80 sTss ~ zoe Saslisy Hennssseys brsn-
SrssdE. yi.s.ss u isos. extra aes qnaiity: ROYAL
r rae enssIy Wine. sItrsmeiy dry and dsiicets
y: cockcnrn,s Oid Grown Port, nns.t ausity i'm.
" ssa ~ we Clarst Wines sarious brands ma
rvnsakeS sMampAgse Wines. variety OF brand. IA
S,1iesn Whlsksy extra nas quality: pure oid Rxs
IN - nads ~ Isss, sopcFicr quality.
~ q The shove goods. now ID store and var,.r,
- asIepssssuss6 - sAls % aaatitiss 10 s";t y,
sns.sn ~ tELDkN MfLLER tai
49, Oornsr Pearl and Cary streets
RuaelA 0kA6H.--Ope bale Ru..;.
Q, rseetvsd this morning. a. o.l, a ..as
49, Ass8 Il ALHRED 6Oe n
~ Main STREET.
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iiioste Of package of 10 wIoie Ticketk.
10 half
80" 10 quarter
- 10 eighth I"

In OHDEaiN6 TICKETS Oh thksiFicatso.
Enclose the money TO our address for the TtcSeta
ordered on receipt of which they will ba forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending III
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain ard give their Post Office, County and State
rS5- Rernember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
Rzy- All prizes of 81 .0D aud under paid immediate
ty after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
3. SWAN Il Co, Augusta, Ga,
HN- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filed, and
save time. by addressing s. SWAN CO.. at either
of those clties.
ss5- list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with ths amount OF the prize that each ID
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers The Augusts (t4a) Consti
nationalist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta
Inteigencer New York Weekly Day Book Saven-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch. Paulding miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. apps
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u. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

as-- The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establish ment. on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, l3th and 18th strce;s mar the Co
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARI0TEEs, BA-
RQuCHEs. BUGGIES. with aud without tops. and
SULk1ES, all Of his own make, Of thu best materials
and workmanship all of which will be sold az lowas
good work Of the kind be in the city Of Rich
mond, and respectfully ask call from those In
want of any article in the Carriage line "a am do
terIaines to make to order and sell Of the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold that IN new war.
ranted MICAJAH MANGUM
fe fS--9m fE5
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The BAek statement says the Times, Dendes
showing the remarkable specie figure Of SO
exhibits N average Of undrawn deposits rising
uanfY uiItioss. the estimated maximum for mid
summer. instead Of the lst May. The probability
now ~ that the liAs OF undrswn deposits will attain
sighty are n not ninety millions. BY the FIRST or
Made Of July. Tho moderate increase OF loans Is
owing to the Intervention Of quarterday. when pre-
parssioas are made or the payments Of the lat aud
4th May. The specie average 10 believed to be
rising one. and the banks probably hold this after
noon nearer thirty six than thrtyive millions dol
lars Tha circulation. ~ usual rent-day runs up
several hundred thousand dollars.
Richmond Markets, May 8.
Thsrs IL no change to note IN the Breadstuf mar
kst to-day. FLOUR and WHEAT are dull, with
moderate receipts.
F''t~rs Northern Markets.
.s NHv YozY. May 5!-Tiour iower-Stste $tdgf:l /;
Ohio a 256pA40; Southern - f59i.70. Wheat has
a declining tendency --Southern Red $f.l00ll2
White Slza0l A. GJru buoyant-White 70eD72c
yellow 73(y73c. stocks duh and ower-virginia 6's
e93.
Howard 81 81; City Mills $4Os. Wheat ady-Red
Si@9i o.; White 81 23S9i-3o. Corn buoyant-White
s2965c; Yellow 65@6fc. ..r
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/ OoK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE

T OoK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
IL At the store No. II, Main street. you can ma
the cheapest handsomest Goods ever offered TO tse
public
Yard wide fast color LAWNS. eta and upwards.
Bsrace De LANES. plain and figured, i21s cents
and higher.
Plain and Striped Els, all colors
GINdHAMS az lsts cents, worth douoie inc
money.
eed. from 81, &C.
Black aud Cofd SILKS alta very low price.
Stella SIIAWLs ana MANTlLLAs, from Sl'D
and upwards.
Silk PARAS0LS, from 50 cents and upwards.
Twisted Fix MIfTs. at Is cts, worth 5Ocents.
Irish LINENS and TOW ELS.
Brown and Bleached COTTON,
And great many more Goods. astonishing low
Call soon, if You want to save money.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
my Sims No ~ Main street