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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-18

The New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, Richmond
Enquirer, St Louis Republican and Democrat Mobile Reg
tstsr Memphis Appeal Louisville Journal and Monteomey
Advertiser, will publish the foregoing T weeks, and
forward charges 70 this office for collection.
feb 25-2W
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Eiaaseza Aavsrtiasneats
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A. HANDEoa-B county residence, She Dickinson o.
Al Branch louisvhe tainiike i miles IRON nashville
Tie ula contains IS ground acres Of which ls
woodland Ihe dwelling s heat lTame hou wiz loul
room ktch6n and cut houses OF ever
ua IN best On The place there IS neFoi
ang supply OF water For terms, which are suitable %
The llmeli apply % --.,-,,
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JUST RECElYED
NANHYILLE.

NASHVILLE, JANUARY 20, 1858.
Just received per steamer SALLIE WEST: .
~ 10 packages Golden syrup; r#H. .1 e-~0 Pr. o..
barrels d. fie Crushed Sugar
do do Powdered DO
do do Loaf do ....a ....
barrels CTaekeTg; .... .. I'D.
100 bags assorted Shot;
kegs Bar Lead;
.- barrels julius 4. smith'SOId Reserve WHISKY.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
lGnSO-I No. Z, College, doors North Of Spring ST.
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
I'VE have Just received three hundred boxes OF he dns
w French Fancy Candies, Cream Candy Chrystalized
Fruits, &c, from HY. Aaiilard New orb that ean posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chrysaiizsd Fruitsi
Chrystalized Ginger; ROsOins;
Jelly Fruits with leaves; VanlllB Gum DropE;
Raspberry Balls; Aeidulated Fruits
do Gum Drops Jandy Toys; -.r &C.,. .
aaugat candy -.-. lee Cream Drops;
Brandy Drops; Cordial Sugar Almon
Sherry CObieTs, Cream Fruits;
Pineapple Balls; biaFaschfne Balls.
do Fritters; Strawberry:
BESIDES many OtheE Kin d Come and for y0uFeeIVes
.eiOre you buy HOLLlSTER d CARTHR,
apI23 z Union street.
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no purchase tha valuable iot IN hdge1ed, on theG.s
tnlrnpike, adjoining me resl1sncs OF ar' ALL rs
11g lo IRONS Iu feet 20 fest deep and within inr
ules aa Of the Public squares 40 good PurcaEssfs who
wishes olmpIove me property any lengh gL ~ viii De
Temain Oh bond and mortgage loTten years. desired.
A 6 La naLl EN---
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

zrsGUEEEHCh a. BURNS are opening at their es,
tA lruIslme, Market street. No. So, next doorto NJ
Powers ..a.arus store, general assortment CONNECTION
cries which they intend selling very reasonable terms, and
-a hs attention. 10 business, 90 induce the public to
extend them liberal share Of patronage. Among the lead
a-ar. now h4ud and winch they viii be receiving
-le tue .uU.fEiHE, viz:
Candies uL every variety tme apple and ONO cheese;
Fruits aI tvCrg Kind; bral1eso Wines, best BIZ De;
T.a.us .asso-sG; CoTGSLs, Of every variety;
Tes.a. Oysters ul Sarliues3 ave aud Porter,
~..# ..a.. salmon. Fine Cigars.
VHs.aa rgrIelgu l articles nos herein enumerated.
Dr. cruueg ga their Confectionery they invite the
tendon e.. rr nuaig 90 heir Bakery, from which daily
r8rs .rs Breads Cakes, and Pastery be had. Par
@ " be made up 10 order and carefully sent 10 any part
aI...eIls.
.sl permanently located here, course, wish to be
rarn.ir. liberal. Do the end. W. Intend selling good
.-rs and hy our demeau1r commend ourselves 10 the
..a. notice r. generous public We respectfully invite
.a.als acaar VINO are 10 line o. trade, to give
arrf.-..f NcGOLRICK & BURNS.
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Trunks, yaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra SIZE sole Leather Trunks;
" Travelling
" sole leather BoBast Boxes;
Gents Trunks
a" d" Hog Skin ID" Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valises.
Also. Heavy WOOL ha-z, Carpet Bags, Satcdsls, Black
1E= Eg -l the above ar-5Css viii be sold 8t the very
loves. prices by BRADSHAW d RUTLAND,
10, Il College Street,
Uc. iogn Of the NegrOl
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snyder & FPfXZG Il,

y IA y q Z 4 q n 4 ~ 20 E
NO, q, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and hoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do DO do
do Congress, side lace Caters Without heels;
do Kid bOOtsthick and thin sOles;
DO White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do do with heels
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots Tor school shoes;
Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots.
fne stock OF BDgans for Plantation Also & good
stoe OF shoes for These goods all made TO
ur1sr and certainly superior article. Also Men
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in line will find to their interest CALI de-
termiDed t0giye them the worth OF their mOHey.
Call at No. q Public Square.
OotR SNYDER q FRTZZELL
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LOSSESEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED s PR0HPTLYPiID.
UPWARDS OF S11,OOO,OOO
OF losses have Been PAID By the na Insurance CO In the
past 50 years.
Fire q Inland Navioation
Risks accepted at terms Consistent win loveney and air
proGt,
Especial attention given tsIasurqnes Of D,gsllgs and
Contents, for terms Of I to gears.

The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and IN.
Interrupted through seasons financial sunshine and Storm
or periods evenu M OF exempt from sweeping cOn6agra
uons AID maritime disaster. Being long established on
cash basis The troubles Of hs cred system asct Us in
material particular.
During " hard times the security Of reliable Insurance f.
imperative dutyths ability Of property owners TO sus
tain lOts being then much lesss1ed.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout
the State Policies Issued without delay, any The duly
authorized Agents Of the COmpan
Buslness attended 10 with Despatch and
Fidelity
march 5-6m
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THAT Convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike, al
4 present occupied by Mr. Fellows. Il contains
besides Eclels servants &c, and has about
OF ground attached. Is would be leased good teHaH
for term %. gearsll desired. Apply 20
nov 10 a. Y. S. LINDSEY.
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gal Double SOIeBrOgansEs 30

A Superior lot Of double-sole Brogans,
A Nd Heavy Kip Brogaus, and Thick Boots very low
n prices for cash, JOHN RAMAGE,
feb6 a College street.
SCALESI SCALESIJ SCALESHg
A FULL Stock OF Fairbanks celebrated Seaes-Dorman
n Platform, GFOcers, Counter and Beams:
Also Hay and Goal Scales. IN store and iof sale a. aeto-
~ prices by ". H. GORDON & co.
nav 2I Sole & gents for Middle Tennessee.
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Gold Pen EEanufactocr

t h II q hINS,
IS Third So, between Market a Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
OFFRRs 10 the public Gold Pens Of his own manufacture
~ az wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal TO any made ia
the county.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED 81 REPOINTED,
Old PEGS sent By mall accompanied with so cents in
money or stamps will be rePareJ and returned BY
mall feb l4-d&WIy
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r HAVE Dwelling house ana Lot Tor sale near ne no
lie SggLIe Tor which WI take the Notes o. aag % sAs
rre5 bluks % Ienlasses. a.-.--
NowIs taera Ior ONE enierpdsiHg merchant 70 Pro
cure good bomg, 1s viii give reasonable nus WAN
when be can water calico" lor The hotes Apply 2
sept 30 n = LL-,D
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SHELBY 1aCEIuWY08 KS
AND
Car Wheel Mandatory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
E9GEFIELD TENNESSEE.

FF~HTCOHB, d LEGO, Founders and Machine
w lists, respectfully give notice that their extensive
Foundry, lE-l.le shop, and Forgss. competed
l8u -HG5lz al sgaLila and Ja. they prepared 30
Cxucufa orders Ir heavy and g7t castings, including
CAH WEEELS OF III MUST IMPROVED
FAELLt-NSs
To this department. ll9r.uEu knowledge and long eXpe
rsacs enable ust0 challenge competition. Also,
Ea5L-laON HOUSE FRONTS
or the MOST proved paeTns5 plain hutej and oInamen-
t4i Columns Water Pipes all Sizes R-tOrs for Gas
WORSE aud Olur Establishments where required steam
Engines saw Ills. Flour Mills, Ge, made promptly 10
-uer all lac best material Particular ateHtiOl gwen
80 Tepaug machinery Gt low prices and liberal terms
OUR SMITH WORKS
VIII be of She most extensive character Saw Mill work,
-TGpsr Dogs FIHaE-lrls, Saw Grants Bolts, and all
aill5 ca ia IFu.s .ggl8 uu the shortest notice.
As we pr-cLIsll msClaU s, wishing establish
permanent business our js-I viii be pay particular
llueu be- all lrcgrs new, repairing OLD machinery
All We rCquIa as trial. ana We are confident OI being pa
gr1u. zsl.
n. BH6 have hand stpreseut large assortment Of
Flrs-5-r5 for Steam Engines.
WHITC0lEB 81 LEGO.
Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 4 IsT7-lT.
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RAINS & BROWN,

Druggists and Prescriptionists,
Eo.18. south side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TEBE.
A COMPLETE assortment Of English and American
n chemicals, pure and unadulterated Drugs fresh and
genuine E1ract- select powders, ETC., slWays hand
ElaVOEtmg EEGraCIEs CtC-
Lemon Rose, Vanilla Pine Apple, SluWberry CELERY, Al
m0nds Raspberry, Peach and Orange Tor 6avorug
Best bermuda AuOw Root, lsingiass, Gloves, Nutnes
Cinnamon, elc-,at RAibs d BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
w now In receipt Of The extensive stock %
w Garden Seeds embracing many new anu valuable
FareeE brou -ht this market. They are an OF ins
growth Of 1857 and from the following housos o. ucA aqF
reputation;
d. LGndreth s. Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, HilherEhelus DEE
kiseyfs FredOnia, New York.
Shaker Gardens SOuLh Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready ir
graiulous distribution. Call and gct one,
Ih addition The aboveR have large suPpyo the NC 81
usual varieties by pound and Beans and Peas by the
buEhel.
5000 Paperg Flower Seeds
received from celebrated house OIJChnE0n h11
Bins d CO., Thousand Of Flower SEEDS. Tho lovers
Of Flowers have now lsrcer and better csortaut t5
ulch make their selection Of seeds tn tines nave here
tof1re had In thIs CITY. RAMS C. BROWN.
No. 10 South side Pubic square,
janI4 Opposite he -arte5 l5lze
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E.noa aVgaV Aomse.

THIS New Hotel is open for the reception OF
Boarders being situated IN central locality, -
Venient 70 all the different Railroads. N edical Ei
college, the post once and the River, renders it the mod de-
srabe place IN the city travellers and bOarders. Mem
bers of the legislature Students and teTaYeiDg public
generally are earnestly requested TO visit this houses
pains will be spared TO render all who comfortable
and cOntsnted- oct .WM. P BRANCH
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0LDsuaERY AND 5IADEIRA WINES AND

II. ~ MIS-
TEIEE HARMONY NEFHENs old Pale Sherry; lmpe.
rial Pale slary; Opiey old Port; Sandermuu's Port
Burgundy Elr lVaahug AaugiE ten cases Hungarian To-
Ea}, L-n-.e tar- lut EIgu llTcE ten Congress
Water, ana $4,000 superior London Cigars various brands
srrIa HDLLI,EkK g. GARTER
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- I..TEsT,D-

am nov offering as prices uuss, three lots In
Edg0led, jusJ beyond bOnisUn sioes The lois front
Gal-tn Turnpike and are S4D leot deep
VIA street tbe rear. They CUnVenentt0 mex
lausBl0 supply eLcsloug water and in rapidly
improving ueIFhb0rlcOd, Apply 70
5eg4 BGP 4 V S LINDSLEY.
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We are Offering for Sale
FOR CASE,
GUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES,
~ GOLDEN SYRUP,
STAR CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
SHOT, LEAD,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
POWDERED SUGAR,
LOAF SUGAR,
NAtLS-ASsORTED,
MATCHES, SOAP,
CEDAR BUCKsTS,
PAINTED BUCKETS,
SODA, PEPPBB. SPICE,
GINGER, BED CORDS,
WRAPPING PAPER-assd,
TENN, BAGGTNG-Wide,
lNDIA BAGGING,
ROPE, TWINB,
BaRREL SALT,
SACK SALT,
Coarse and Fire,
And all oreg articles usualy Kept in Grcsery House.
Our friends, and the public in general respectfully
Quested TO give as a call J. I. MARTIN & o.
feb 10 Corner Broad AID ark et street.
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Boots, Shoes. &c
$4,000 Worth
o. THu
Finest and Best Clothing

u
EvBR OFFERED ~ THIs Market
Z Super Cloth Coaus Fine Dab de T4s Cesf,.
Fine Cashmere Goats; Pine Farnsrs satin Coats.
Fine Ailpaes Coats Pine Frnev Canal $780,
Fiae Linen Duck Coats; Pine Grass linen -ostg-
Oeonaos 6lngnens5 Linsu Check, and plain Linen
- Drilling Ceala
Al sora Of Cashmere and FancI Linen and Coionad8
Velvet and and Satin, Narsisa men and German fancy
Lar log Ilnsn, ChlutE 1sass o,uou sair,, Hiss.
Cottonads OVsralIs, &C., &C. a.s
Hardware and QueensWaFe.
Knives and FORKS Pocket Knives and scissors. san
suggy and Door Mats, double and single Grown aBpiss
Bed cords PIov Lines doub, an o barrel s5. cans,
Pistols, &c.
This stock selected Tor This trade ana CONSIGNED 81
us TO be sold 70 The highest bidder what hey wi BRING
NOV ls youFum5 TO make money. We a lnrgs rtoe<
o. Goods bought for those concerned which win be- offered
freely az this sale .
10 EMBER-TUBsDATf MARCH z7FB. N
- Terms Of Sale.
All SUES under sos Cash.
All e over i S99 a uaasF $500 aiaety aay,i
Al - IS $40 q 1000 ave p.
All 4" 1000 {" 1900 ~
AN agB0 q Tad .1., O.
al --# " 1905 eight
LHe WI pc gwen ior satisfactory notes, payable
- sale 70 commence q; 9 s o'clock, precisely.
NashEiIis, FEB. -, 1858. Bra
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More About the tcIcrrnpb PI.e,.


We published dispatch yesterday morning,
stating that the ship Windsor, at Quebec, had
afforded some news about the Telegraph feet, up
to the goth of June We have by the latest
mails telegram from St Johns, Newfoundland,
conveying the information that on the 9th ult.,
a large and smaller British steamer had been
seen in lat. 51.a2 north, and long. 80 west An
other large steamer was observed, On the same
evening, bearing down upon the two first seen;
but it was impossible to decide on her nationali-
ty, whether American or English Hazy wealth.
with a heavy westerly swell, continued until the
Sd of July, when strong gales from the south
west succeeded.
1t is probable that these vessels were the
principal part of the Telegraph Fleet, which
sailed, not steamed, from England on June 10th.
The vessels were to have separated in lat. 52.u2
and lon 3.18, and therefore had not reach this
parting point at the time reported 1t has been
anticipated, all along, that the uniavorable
weather which was known to prevail on the At
lantic during the last week in June and the
early part of this month had retarded the CON
Summation SO much to be desired. a week may
yet elapse before the Ntagara's arrival in Trini-
ty Bay.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

July ia requisition was made on the
Treasury to-day in fayorof Col Geary, for reim-
of Kanzas, in calling out companies of militia
and for which Congress made an appropriation
last session
Commander Page had IN interview with the
President to-day, relative to the expedition to
Paraguay No commissioners have yet been
appointed.
Tie Secretary of the Navy, for the last two
days, has been detained at home by sickness.
It is decided rot to change the site selected
last March for the Boston Post Office
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City Council. Council was called to order
at o'clock, Mayor Tanner in the chair.
Gas the roll was being called Officer Ian
custer got up on the reporters desk, and in
putting out the gas lights, put himself into sew
eral attitudes which might have been profitubly
studied by sculptor or an amateur actor.)
On motion of Mr.. Jacobs, the Council pro.
ceeded to an election of Collector of Assess
Iments. w. w. Blanchard, H. g. Colts. Josinh
Powell and Pulaski ScatterdaY were announced
as candidates. On the first ballot the vote stood
Scatterday 10, Colts 4, Powell 2 Mr.. Scatter
day was declared elected.
Mr.. Jacob offered an ordinance recurring
suck city officers as handle the city's funds to
give sufficient bonds and security, prescribing
the time of giving the same, &c. The ordi.
nance was ADOPTED.
Mr.. Knote offered an ordinance altering the
dates in an ordinance providing for the assess
ment and collection of taxes for the sake of
general convenience. The ordinance was
adopted.
MIR. Jacob offered the following:
Ordered, That the Clerk be instructed to pro.
cure, at the cost OF the city, scrap book and
preserve In the same all city papers published
from time to time in the city newspapers, such
us Ordinances, &c. Also that the newspaper
publishers be requested to furnish the Clerk
with two copies of each paper containing such
publications.
Mr.. Knote suggested that probably the pub.
fishers would want to be paid for their papers.
Mr.. Jacob didn't believe there were any of
order.
Somebody said the clerk ought to take the
papers.
MIR. Pendelton moved to amend the order by
requiring the publishers to furnish the papers
The order was finally passed
The report of the committee on streets and
alleys, recommending repairs, was read
The report recommended the granting of
the petition OF certain persons, praying for the
improvement of Zane street
A debate ensued upon the petition alluded to.
Mr., hnote pleaded the poverty of the city. Mr..
Dillon and MIR. Andrew Wilson spoke of the
awful condition of the street and urged the
granting of the petition.
Mr.. Pendleton said the appropriation asked
for was not sufficient for the purpose. The city
was not able to appropriate the money anyhow
/. MIR. Claytor spoke for and Mr.. Knote against
the petition.
The petition was lost, as it required two
thirds vote TO make the appropriation. There
were several other petitions contained in the
report involving appropriations for street re-
pairs, all of which were lost, except the one in
reference to the Improvement of gutter on
John street.
The petition of John hurry, asking an APP
preparation of four hundred dollars in conse-
quence of damage sustained to his property by
u land slide on Zane street, was laid on the
table.
A long debate ensued upon the propriety of
laying line of water pipe in certain portions
of Centre Wheeling not already provided. An
other debate took place The ayes and noes
were called upon voting the matter down, pre-
vious to which some delightful confusion en-
sued. The ayes had it, but two-thirds vote
was required to make the necessary appropria-
ton
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FIRR.

MADISON, Ia, July l4-Iho extensive Coo
per establishment of Coffin & Shilletts, on High
and Cherry streets, was burned last night at IL
o'clock a quantity of dressed and nndressed
cooperage was also consumed. Loss estimated
at $1,000. No insurance Forty operators
thrown out of employment, Thought TO be
the work of an incendiary!
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AMBRoTYPES

wmIGm CANNOT BE sURPAssKD,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent Leather,cec
Taken In any warranted equui to thecity
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
an2O-1y O. a. GRIFFIN, Artist
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RIYER AND MEATHER.

P1TTsBuRe, July 14.-River Z feet by pier
mark, at stand. Rise principally from the
Allegheny. Weather cloudy and mild. Heavy
rains last night and this morning
CINcINNATI, Jolly IA. River fallen inches
Weather clear and warm. Their. 81.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES.
Celebrated Female Pills.

Oe1SoraGeQ Eema1e F11lS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir u. caarke n D.,
Physician Ertraordindry to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfang in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which
constitution Is subject 1t moderates all and
all distractions, and speedy may relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited will short bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bOttle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterIei.s.
CAUTION.
These Eilts should not be taken GJsnales during The
FIRST THREE JtoNzHS of pregnancy, as they are
70 bring Mtsearra0e, 6utat any other time ey
are SAFE.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal AGestions Pain
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue sght exeron, Palplta-
tiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries Whites, will
effect when all other means have failed. and all
though powerful remedy, contain iron, caOmel,
anthony, anything hurtfuI to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Iate I. @. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
NB.-S1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thOrised Agent, will insure bottle containing so Pills.
by return mail.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN co In wheeling,
B. L. Pahnestock Co., wholesale Agents. Pittsburg
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents Va, Rich
mond. ap2s-ly
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MEAN YORK MARKRr

JuNE 14--FlOur quiet; sales $500 bbIs. ut
So, SOa3,90 for state decline of &C. Wheat
bnoyant and advanced; sales $4,000 BUSH at
Slal,01 Milwaukee 94a92; western red 81 ,02a
LOB. Corn dull; sales $4,000 bush. Pork
quiet at SIG ,70al674 for mess; Sl3, 10 for prime
Lard buoyant at II 3-4al13-S. Whisky steady
at % L.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

'IuNE 14.-Flour quiet and lower; Howard
and Ohio held at "a, 20; very choice qualities at
S4,37; city is quoted at 81 5. Wheat-Sales
of new red at 81, 1Oa1, 10; white at S1,l0a1 30.
Corn higher; white "a. Whisky sells at "a -
a25. Provisions active md advancing. Sales
bacon at GAG Ia for shoulders, and for sides.
Lard firm at 1Oal1.
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CINCINNATT MARKEr.

july 14-klour dull at IS T0a3, 70 for Super
fine and SO, 95a4, 20 for Extra. Whisky steady
at 22c. No change in Grain Mess Pork dull
ut $15,25. Bacon dull at % for shoulders and
n 81 for sides. IiaFdin good demand at 10 IA
for prime barrel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-15
SERIOUS RIOTS

MONTREAL, July 14--Serious riots occurred
at Toronto during Monday and the following
night, in consequence of Orange Demonstrations
A number of men were fatally shot The mill
tary were called out and stationed in the differ
ent districts TO preserve the peace.