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Sumner Resorts.
TYREE SPRINGS.

TNHIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
i for the reception of visitors the 18th Of June.
The and buildings in the most complete or
der. The table will al all times be supplied with the
choicest vIands the market affords The extensive
house well stocked with inexhaustlble supply
good Band of Music will be in constant attendance
The Will be well supplied with choice selection
vines liquors. and segars, and every exertion will
be made advance the comfort and pleasure OF all
visitors that may favor with call
je.-lmeodAw j. MOSHER-
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Go The splendid residence on the corner Of Dead
rick and summer is for for the balance
of the present year. Apply at GLOVER * Co.'s Ex-
ONCE, to TRABUk LUCAs-
Inayl5-u
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Smithland, Paducah, Louis
Vile, st. Louis and Memphis
NEGULAR PACK 'TS.
- -

I-f-tf INu NASH IIIlE U.N
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock. A. VI.
The new splendid passenger Steamer, MINETONkA,
Capt. H. Z. MATHoSy, viii leave Nashville Monday >
and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The light draught passenger steamer, CUBA, Capt
JAMS W. HUNI, will leave Nashville ON Wednesdays,
and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A N.
The lght-draught passenger steamer BLANCHE
LEWIS, Capt JoHS l. BsrkNAS, wall leave Nashville
ON Tuesdays and fridays, at 10 O'Clock, NJ.
The above named hrst-ciass hght-draaght Pas
senger Boats and they VIII leave regularly their
appointed daya, making connections al Pad0c.lh 18th
the United states NAH packets Tor the above named
places Dor freight or Passage apply on board 60
Je22H A HAMILTON, AaxxI.
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E.c.re ofCapt Ne nevtc,

New YORK, July 8.-Capt De Riviere es-
capee from the Napoleon Hotel, at Hoboken.
where he was held on a charge by Colonel
Blount.
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Spiral notifes.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE oFFLOUR

/ E. BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn
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THE ETERNAL PERFUME
From the Holy City.
ooh could but catch that fragr ince.
| would ask other fame,
Than that those sweet-scented towe
should be coupled with my namep'
BEWARE OF LMIT4TION.S.
The real FrangipaEni Perfume Is manufactured only
by Messrs. PIEssE 4 LUMN, of . New Bond Street
London, and they take TINS opportunity To caution
purchasers against limitations, of which there
many; none, however, approach in any degree the
exquisite fragrance as made by p 4 l..
FRANGIPANNI THE PERFUME
FRANGIPANNI SACHEL-
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT.
FRANGIPANNI SOAP.
FRANGIPANNI POMAnE.
FRANGIPANNI OIL
Sole Agent for the United States
EUGENE DUPUY, Importer,
juuel6-N &S-im COO BROADWAY New York.
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~ JUST RECEIVED!
NO BASkETs ssComet' Champaign;
~ !" Cases SPARKLING Heck.
10 - Aoseiie;
10 sun CAtaNha;
so :" licki- =, rssaFted;
20 "a speed Us sters;
10 "a FRESH Pine Apple, superior article;
30 - ScheidAm Sehnapps. pts and qtx.
so Loadon Cordial GIN, BoctA eedg-
WsckE. AIxD on \ 80,
supply Of the vel knoxa Aediesist Brandy, al
aTsAcis unsurpassed for Tbs q blarFbaz Dyeen
tsry aud other eumneF COMPLAINTS Also, fali
soFtfasnt q islaoss. &E- - - - y
A nF1IsSzR
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NEW DRUG STORE.
WELLS, HOOPER & CO.,

NELLS, HUUfEi q OU.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
! ! !: q:
calls, Paints, Varnishes Oils, 5 tx
Dye-stuffs, Brushes of all &SAH
kinds, Perfumery, Fancy ar
ticles, Fine Wines and Ii
quors, (for Medical Purpos- J~@
esq., Fine Cigars and Tobac- A(E<z$szE AZ
CO, Scotch and Maccaboy 60
Snutfs, &C.. &c, No. 81 Cedar street.
Nashville, Tennessee.
RE now receiving at their Store a large and gen
"a eral assortment OF Fresh Drugs &c for the
Summer Trade, embracing everything 10 be called for
IN Drug Store.
They have also just received large lot OF Pure
White Lead aud Snow White Zinc in oil which they
viii sell very low for cash Those who wish 20 dis
guise their old dOmciis by giving them a new dress
would do well 70 give them call They have all the
various coors, ground in oil, generally used by Paint
Those who want Pure and Fresh Drugs and Medi
cines Will do well 10 give them a call.
T. SUBSCRIPTIONS neatly and accurately CON-
pounded at all hours by experienced Prescrponists
fcb25-u
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Going Law.

An Eastern paper states that lawsuit OF
twenty-five years standing was recently de-
cided between two pen worth twenty-five
thousand dollars each at the commencement
of their LEGAL contest. The result was YER
diet in favor of the plaintiff and the complete
pecuniary ruin of all the parties concerned,
the lawyers excepted. They got their fees,
amounting to all the money in dispute, and
all the real estate and other property OF the
plaintiff and defendant The contest ended
in the settlement of the contestants themselves,
as well as of their claims in dispute! They
are now in the condition Of the two unfOrtu-
mates so graphically depicted in an old En-
glish book
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All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge When selling by
the quantity their Of discount 10 per from
retail prices. j. E. BAUMAN co.
Mar25-ly
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sc,,,ng on, Omm OMM

TIVE remainder of the stock % Rich Paris Boanets
and Millinery Goosis, al the New fors Eaposlafn,
will he sold within this meath at great sacrlfss,
without regari to cost or any other eofssdeTatlon
Exchange money AIKEN al 80 cents on the dollar j
iuue4t>
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A CAR D,

LAYING sold our entire business 10 Mr.. Alexandra
Il Delisser, We wish in this TO return our
sincere thanks 10 our friends and customers the
LIBERAL patronage hitherto bestowed US, and
licit for our successor a Continuation of the same
All debts due to late hrm will be collected by
Mr.. Delisser his authorized Agent, who is alone
empowered 10 settle the same
je23 LYONS & co.
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steamer in Distress,

NEWPORT, X. L., July 9.--The ship Eliza
Mallory, from Havana to England, put in
here in distress. Three men aboard dead with
yellow fever and three more sick.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-10

An upper and lover mill
Fell out about their water
To war they went, that Is To law,
Resolved to give no quarter
lawyer was by each engaged,
And hotly they cnntendcd;
When fees grew slack the war they wagcd
They judged were better ended.
The heavy 20 Is naming sull
Were settled without ppthcr,-
One lawyer took the upper mill,
The lower mill the cher !
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Stop the Rascal.

StTOIEN from my Stable on Saturday night last
- DARK BAY HORSE, 10 or 10 hands high heavy
main and thin tail which incnes a little 10 one side
has a hitch up in his pace. | will give IS dollars for
the recovery OF the horse 80 dollars for the horse
and thief. JN0. ;. PETWAY.
Nashville, June DIV
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Markets by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, July 9-Flour S4 OO(94 so for
extra, superfine So 50; Oats 40; Wheat and
Corn firm; Whisky 81; Mess Pork SIS IS;
Bacon held at COS; Sugar is firm, / advance
is asked; Molasses SO; Coffee ll9ll2.
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., UC'. &c, NO. II CEDAR street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
At Cost.

FRUIT CANS.
I AM n"w manufacturing FRUIrCANs which possess
l. uength and great ease ia sealing up.
! Quart 81 so per dozen. = Quarts 81 50 per dozen
Vaurts 80 30 per dozen. Quarts 81 90 per dozen.
As ishail keepa large sapply baud during the sea
son, persons ordering from distance may rely on
having their orders nlled with dispatch.
J. W. WILSON,
June26-u Il College street, Nashville.
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Fresh Arrivals.
; n Y ID T. II g. r IL n II + l. L
A RE now opening IA choice and well selected stock
~ of BOOTS and SHOES suitable To the season, and
At prices 10 correspond with the times. Consisting
part of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters;
do Patent Leather Caters, oxford Tics;
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and Lasting CATERS
do Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels;
do Slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers;
do Fine White hid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters;
do Kid Buskins, with and without heels
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels
do Kid Boots, with and without heels;
Chidrens shoes Of every variety;
Boys and Youths shoes Of every variety.
OF the above We have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also servants Shoes and Pcgged Work Of all
kinds Call at No. II Public Square.
SNYDER a. FRIZZEIL,
apri30 II Pubic square.
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Magnificent Scheme
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIxES.
D, foU III 'II'77I'V'I- SOZU, UUU
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters So SO.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fc

NJ \ Circular showing. the plan of the Lotteries
viii he sent To any desirous OF receiving
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Wanted to- Hire.

A NEGRO WOMAN Ia nurse. Apply To
~ W 7. wHEI. ESSS,
iye-I At MeTchants Bank.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

4 Approximations the 900, Of 5000 each 4
of 400 To 10000 of 400 TO 900 of 400 IL, 900
of 400 TO S5 900.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
TO TRADE

INC NbnhOIc S1xRGnCGsSS
an now receiving my Spring ard summerstoek
Of ~ Goods, Hats and Bonnets, Boots and
shocs Crockery Ware, &C., direct from the Eastsrn
oiues which comprises AL extensive variety In ali
these DEPARTMENT.. Ny stock will compare favor
ABLY with any In the city in point Of variety and
quality, and tits well known factt hatthe prices
are ali right.
OF Dress Goods, i have Silks, Tissues, Ba,&res
Lawns, Barge Dclaines, Cha1Iies, Popiins, Vaieu
clan Piaids, Debaise, Argsntiues, Lawn Robes
DC.
OF staple Good, hesvybro wn ONES tic BIZ sd
do, 0sn sbargs drills, tickings, prints, AZ.
ALSO, Linen Goods of all kinde--white and
brown for pants white and brown table diapsr.
crash and diaper towsling, Irish linen, brown do
ALSO, Summer Shawls blacks ilk yesettss, err
oroidrrles, laees, pocket handk ercbiefs hosiery,
trimmings Gents Shirts ,crayats 90 liars and sus.
dendersI
ALSO ,anAssortmeni Of Summer Clothins, and
necessary articles too numerous TO mention
AND In connection with the above Iksen az
sortmento Of QucenswAre and Groceries, the latter
Of which still continue to sell 81 whoIssaI
prices fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton IeaCo., New York, which are warrant ted to
give standardization the money will be re-
funded.
think can now offer luce m nts net to beer
eeiied ~ any house Ia this city
IL there Is angarticie youcannot fnd any where
else, Just call atthe Nimbie sixpsnce-an where
along Msin-street.
P.b.-These arc not old goods-haye NOT kses on
AaHd aimee the year one.
Nss. 1913. ~ and 100 Main.st.
v d. 3. BILLINGS.
keokuk lows ,Aprill7-dAw
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HIS M was introduced and used r the harvest ard though
and
NJ lt and dnand
spm andT
the
Mower from
wmadw
q
MI sac refs
a Il
}, General for
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Wise onsin Lumber Yard.


! A good assortment of ( he va
LII MBER. rioasqnalties, lenEtksand
thickness.
J A fair assortment on hand
JOISTS. and bills filled atsaw-mill
prices.
Goed-si7cd piles Of thecom-
mon lengths anasizes.
I Sawedandcut, tbel atteryery
cheap.
SHINGLES. Pine, Poplsrand Cotton wood
SASH. From smallest to largesisizc
Small and large plain raised
DoVKs' and moulded.
HIINDs, Rolling and stationary.
NY and All Of which ticlrst hesubscriberwi
IA sell at the yards on the
Corner Of Eighth and Blondeausts.,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC SCHOOL,
and on the corner Of and Railroad SITS ,tnoar X.
aft. u. NJ. r. II. Depot,) as low AZ they can be
bought in the city; and at the Branch ard at Far
mington, with cost Of transportation added Or
| ders failed from the country and shipped to any
station on G ailroad Mt the lowestrates.
| wildly II. 0. KELLOGG, Agent.
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VlNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stock lders Of
the ksoxuk MT, Pleasant apa Muscatine Rail-
road Company will be held 1t the once Of the Com
pany In Mt Pleasant, lows, At : o'clock Il. a
Wednesday, tho 10th day Of june, 1858, for th5
purpose Of elscting Boa Of Directors for the
ensuing year, and ting such other business
- may properly come before the meeting.
JOHN W. OGDEN, Sscsy.
May 8, lses-dtd
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HAVING PUHCHAsED sTAHLIsHMENT
L. nj WHO n nUWy
RIDER Goa dCosls
m
chamber between and the t1e .aA wood and
a Of ourH i'm
p dcMl
Q hnu the De Muury srdth
t5sAn
0 oxen ny fire..
Stove Trimm
acd e,a
ow i ,
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rAxsiikIE.

ravSnrx r
CH i, keree, s,yen th., a,l the land. n: =
~. Iva ~ wsn ola - 'I ~. s tha 80.
- d saSss aud IL. iufsrsas sssruea thsis < q,
~; ~ ss.e ss !, Ts.. a !: I y MA
Y iSl ~ ~ hours IL 8 o'clock A. M and /
oF,ea Fl Sss.,d a.r : S'esA - - '''1 :
4 @~rcr ! fyGf1s. I, nnnnHT Mor ARIANp.
sIah ~ IN y ss' IN a'fe e'u ~
4 rsw..sr u Hs1k i - West
.ssliss i, /, i 4. u y Inv q ana v siS v
is...'r 4 q |, s;E NV ;, :, :,
kss Mi ar acc II. En- Il " ar sec ass H. /,
q ] VA = i. Ii \ v .ssy3, Eqt
= end s. sec q. q and ia Ems v q
ses g ,-snd qr q Sc ~ Joy =. Nw =
" sec - io 70 w ~ ~ 81 a % NM y.
- "a h91s :, . q ana 90 Wnr 4 ar $50
- ~ q e. zee 20 ~, v $50 -
fsns. Unknown; Npts Or sefA2, and Is hf
TOWNSHIP s"nn. l y VA 4 II II a. ,eo Is Il
aerss = ri " qr g y, hi y Z We y, Z
srH ~ htsW q sss = NIL Wgr
g see -, 2 y X " aa SCI e. . /.
- -. r. !. 2, E,qr l acc ~ ~ : u
s6 y, part NJ VI sec "o' . VI
= .
ss.a. NV Or ; Es :, 6 NET =.
49, qr.se !, \ ?. y - sec >, Is II n \ /
Sc skarn r &c ph y wsr qssss y =
+ see g
60 :. 1sw..ais y i j; i ne i. ].
: Owners unknowp. Wqrsec - z r. sec .,
sw e sec .. v q I g sss = NEar o. sec
Il. h.lf n Or sc *, hall IF qr sec sse
=, sas - ~ n
-. ~ J, qr Or sec ~ y hf v Or sec - kaf
: = row,snn 90 y; R.7w; !
Naqr.ses; " !.
sss'.. ssts's' - " .ss :
hfsW Or sec 2, . ~ g &c g
- Toy ~ - = = ! I'VE. w..s .-s
Hememaak ha1 49, = 2 II e0UyMN p.n
Egg g w. Whf 81 - ~.
@aek, ar - -, Hnf or
sec 81
~ ows 9nsnpwn; I y y hf " g sec as' " hf :
g 500 Tev 4. ! Y & IN \. t. f.. ~ ".
Owners Unknown; NhfNW qr sees, EqrN
NW4sW sec IL, VA NE sec 20, NJ Ea
sw see 81, NV sW lsec 81,
Owners Unknown s Eqr $ i Or Sec ., n W Or
sse ~ IS ar sr Sec ii, his SEQ
sEarN Or Sec Is, NEarsW Or Sec IA, S end
hi w or SEQ rs, S az N + az Sec IL y or
NE sr Sec 10, wqs q Sec %, end ! h \
q s or Sec IS, N hf N w ar Sec 10, N Il Or 5 Z Or
TowssHrr o., Mr.. sw.
Owners Unknown. W hf N w ar Sec s. 4 part N
~ &C. y q Sea-
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CT 10 4 ~ n q II n n.
MYTH thanks to my many friends for past
w favors, beg leave to inform them that /
am now receiving my SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of b. Devlin 4 Co., and James Wilde. ir ).
4 Co., the two beet Clothing II ouses in the Uni.
I'D Slater. My Clothing il good and we'll made /:
ihose who have purchased of me will testify 10
that fact; and to those who have not would csy.
come andfrg for gonrseiuss. Coed tioods At a faiy
price are always the chespcsf.
owing q the pressure In money matters am
compelled to sell AtrietIy for CASI
April I'd A.w aKIFFTTH.
GENTS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
~ ion, for sale ut 70 Main-st.
Apr2d AVG.
A VEkf superior assortment Of Il men Goods
"A on hand u No. ~ Main.st.
apr2d >A.W.0
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TO GENTGEmEN.
THE superior stock Of Cloths, Cashmere Vast
i ings, Shirts, ORA wers, Gloves and Hosiery.
Shawis and travelling Blankets, will be sold. untii
farther notice, 1t LESS THAN EASTERN COST.
ron CASH. p. d. H0STER,
1svSaSw 6seoDd-st.
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Coroner, Office.

THE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Coror or Hills hell an
rqrest on Friday, at Fort Washington upon the body o.
Patrick Hnes the deaf mute was run over 1t Goth
street on he evening Of the 20sh instant by
uan on the Hudson River Railroad and killed. me evi
dence showed that the oeceaSed walking upou tue
rseA, and PAID NO attention TIE whistle of tns 10;
i've, winch Was sounded to bin, aud that the sog
heer Was unable 70 stop the train in time to
occurrence or thea ccident verdics OF "Accds ass
oeah" was therefore renaered By the jury Deceased
was q native OF Iceland, 10 years Of age
FOUND Dso~SED Coroner Copnery held an Inquest on
Friday upon the bocy Of upknosn found
drowned Governor Island Deceased about IS
yesrs OF sge sad dressed in ,lue rock coa black
parts tgured veet With brass b,ttons blue
sippers &c POI temo0nsie, coDtaoipg ko0u. -,
iouoo in his pocket Tbe body had been In the
ABOUT week, and bore marks Of voen rae jury
repoered VERDICT Of "Deash BY drowning"
FATAL CAMPHxNE AccIDEST.-Msry Clark, grl twenty
years OF age died on Friday al the New York Hospital,
from the Effects Of burns ccyed oonssq Of
lumoia street. an inquest VIII be held upon the body
TO-DAY.
BURNED TO DEATH Mrs. Ryan, wife Of Thomas Ryan,
residing OF Forty fret .eet and Eighth
nue. fatally burned FroGy morning. her clothing
having taken fire while she soaaeee 10 lighting
coal by pouring tome cAmpheue 90 it sac died
i'm nediseiy after the accident Occurred Doe Of her
children, seven yeaYsof age was severely burned
81 the tic An inquest Will be held upon the body Of
kre.
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Dealers report business ~ De picking up somewhat in
the provision market. The butchers are the cniy
who now complain Of any unusual dol'nsss.
pRUlr FROM THE SOUTH.
Tie running Of stesmbcat lines between this city AID
,he Southern ports 10 revoluonzpg the whole fruit and
vegetable business OF orr markets To former years the
Jcrtey and Long Island farmers reaped rich hsrvcs,s
from the sale CT the early vef eiables In He~ York sad
they dictated terrs 70 dealers. wthn few year.
however, all this has been cosnged and make,
nled VIII he productions Of Southern States for m lnhs
before nuers have resped their crops Every year
ADDS % the extent ard importance Of This buslpess
and large amounts OF capital have been invested IN
the isrts adjacent 10 Savannah, Ca, Charleston,
=. C., end Norfolk, Va PoiatDss, tomatoes
Gun btis, green peas, s,rre leans and turnips
sntpe the articles dea in. TIE period OF the
tupp OF each variety on the average doubled thus
tenor CztLs moder ate cost former.
~ eIJtyed Tut for BRET period. roe peach trade rs
now 10 he added 10 toe others. bat tie peach
orchards at TIE Sorfh have been very fruitful tia year
and great numbers Of them way ins
CITY II rosc,abe fact % ., tie peaches from
irene south are very hardy, much more 20 naa those
from northern clincs mus the peaches that
rived here tro, Savannah add Charleston lass Tuesday
week, were cod in the market yesterday In good oondi
ton; ~hte uoss which came In TIE ssaucr from Norfolk
lsst thursday evening had 20 10 hrosn away, week
s ~ org ss safo 20 keep Jersey peaches after having
been gathered rom the vees bu' these Southern
Sood for tso IVES ks. This 10 raid 70 be dus 10 the
practice they have IN ibs far South Of paog hs Dond
tree and grating the pssch upon IT, Some q these
psseses have lps flavor
Pom state neDt publhhed by Drew French We learn
the following fact
TIE Bon VIM oreFs of K.'m'. south csro,'rs shipped
The trst pesches iron The fer fOu In 1876 CONSUMED
A. Wnkirrop, of fhlngtop Narse III. eneTpfisr
proved aud the burDets hsa
.uci that The La. Charleston steamer brorghl
s.qtcxss a. about srd half bnshes sa,l be.
tdss considerable lots N ohsr p.rts wr rer-
the number. 1be Trip usually Occupies about
beside fh- inland travel OF 10 large part
Of ruin arrives In pretty good order quite
and luscous.
There have been FAR about 300 boxes from Coarss
ton and SEQ from SavsnEAh Yesterday there ~ers but
fee pescbts In MARKET ne anticipated supply from Nor.
fok bsvng been spoiled
Tron all accounts the yield OF apples In the ueghbor-
hood of this city will be large but the Western apples
reported TO be very short THIS has advanced p,ice
Of dried sppes Cherries oissppe airing MARKET,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-24
Naval Intelligence.

The United States slOop Of Savannah went in
mission on THURSDAY, 22d inst al2 O'Clock Her Grew,
consisting Of t~o hundred and thirty men, taken
from the receiving ship North Carolina On the arrival of
her crew on board, preparations Immediately male
TO haul Der out 10 the sea and when repo,ter eft
sic wss Already under weigh lssge coDcourse OF the
Trends Of bose board crowded the Navy Yard
rucn excess that the commander Of YARD hpssn
Rooses, compelled TO order prohibiting any
obe nom coming deos,oo. tns officers
board maa Of var inped aely after gong commis-
sion pAve enough 70 attend N ststiooing
IN uer respective PLACES without listening 10 The n-
porubises OF those wishing TO gain Abundance
Our reporter vsed the Ssvanp previously gong
In commission, found everything about be- ot-rnai
arrspgeDe snug could be expected the hurry
ard Confusion OF fetog Der small stores Pu'sers soves
&C. on board the decks must Dec~ssarly be numbered
up With ooTdsge, reg ng 4; She is csrtsi5y lac
sell and reflects creot thoe who supsrntenoed her
Instruction.
Der q ernie guard, numbering fory.three all told,
presented quite military sp esrApc. Ia full uniform
hey were srched up u the parade ground in the Navy
YeTo from he United States ship North Caroline Lieut.
A. j. Hays commands the guard. snd previous their
Departure board chip, ivred his mso well
They were accompanied By the marine baad the re
ce'vipg thip North Carolina
rhe savannah will sail for the West Indies the n-st or
the latter part Of next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-24

Me patty have been paramount 70 self; and there
en- Thai bic mistakes, chen committed, have never
earnest solicitation Of bis FRIENDS, resumed his coonec
ton with the Albany Esemn0 Journal, ana our eerness
b<nsnt OF his experence and most extraordnasy po
nucsl sasaciy Be does not seek 70 manage The repao
ncan party but on the contrary, only too oes1oos
OF avoiding the responsibilities be- has 10 pest years
assumed. Nor DO wish him 10 manage us. We
are opposed alke TO his retiring from the scnvo ana
eneieDt place be has ways occupied Ia on q uo-
cis and W bis having thrust upon om he ro- manage
ent Of Aia1s La hm as heretofore oiscnafxe DIS
whole duty aud then H. ~ sSsys oss osao ,hs case
wise aooptsd-no oecsuse iuee rom hiO but ce
Ii s best--iet hoT est and we'll meaning reouo
be cheaied into the belief tost the efuor OF the AL
bspy Ever ing Journal seeking 70 govero .be patty add
be tbrown overheard TO CRAFTY the Ne~ York Er
rytss and those atber journals shch admit they
Fillmore IN iS56, not 70 elect but "a tue
republicans and that they cheated thu ir followers Into
support OF their candidate by pretendlog taA
possible when they well knew that tbe prsteocs
CELEBRATE falsebood But we have keot our read
from The article In the Post longer than intended