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Candidates.
saERIrFALIrY.

We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ HINTON
as candidate for sheriff of Davidson county at the
next March election.
give are authorized to announce J. R. MCCAIN as
a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the
suing March election
RE We authorized 10 announce JOIN X. Ed
MoNDsoS candidate for sheriff OF Davidson county
al the next March election.
Rg- We are authorized to announce E B. BIGLEy as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the
March election.
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SUGAR-About 1900 have changed hands at former
prices Tor the better qualities.
MOLAS>hS-Saes 800 bbls at 13S1l61sc for Inferior
81 Good, and l7k6l7 &c for Prime and Choice.
FLOUR-Thc market tnucs nearly at stand still,
and the only sales hear Of 100 bbls SGpertue
Illinois at 81 80, and some still smaller lots az the
NHEAT-Nc notice sales Of $50 sacks poor at 20,
$50 Red without Inspection at 81 =, $50 g5 l3l at
90, and 100 al 81 60 p bushel.
CORN-iIttlc no change. Sales barely 1000 sacks,
to.ows-l2OO White at 81 OOin lots ass, about
500 yellow at 60, and 500 yellow and Green 45c 4
busucl.
BItAN-250 sacks brought 6ec p 100 lb.
BAtON-MOrc demand with sales OF few casks
Western Ribbed SIDES AT y 20 casks 8, and 50 ter
ccs Cincinnati Sugar-cured Hams al lie z Ii.
LAl;i-fhe largest sale our knowledge was 81
uerccs Prime al So $50 kegs, in lot and 800,
IN several lots AT iOc = III.
WhISkl-Rathcr firm, with sales Of $50 bbls Rec
thed at l6, loo Dcn two lots IL = and 200 Raw
part "a arrive al lie.
COFFEE-No particular change. Sales $500 bags,
follows 79i at = 80 at 50 at 9, 2047 81 and
5J5 Washed at loo e lb.
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wanted immediately. 10 90,

kE@-a-F-SS men 70 engage Ia the safe OF UIc most
popular selling Books in America. Iuvads, meohan-
les, farmers and teachers, wishing To travel Will aud
this very profitable and pleasant business iabng
them 10 the country and make money at IA, same
time Agents now IN ths busiacss are clcaIi1g from
$500 81 500 per year For foIl particulars ana
list of Books, address II. NJ RULISON Queen City
Publishing House, III Main street Cincinnati Ohio or
If living East, d. RUIIsON, Philadelphia, Ia.
sept II.
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RF- We are authorized 70 announce WILLIAM l. Eos
candidate for the Office Of County Court Clerk,
at the ensuing March election
H5- We authorized to announce Capt. JOHN S.
DAsAIEIL candidate for County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
81 We are authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
Ham, as a candidate for reelection TO the Office of
County Court Clerk. Election in March next
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HUNTING on THE SABBATH.-The new Mis-
sissippi code has the following in relation to
the violation of the Sabbath:
III any person shall bee found hunting with
gun ON the Sabbath, he shall. on conviction
thereof be lined not less than five, nor more
than twenty dollars.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

JOHN ID. JAMES, Priest II. d. JAMES, Cashier
NASHVILLE, lena, Jan. 13 1855
will give IS cents ON the dollar for Iawrenceburg
money and other uncurrent money at the market
price. WISH 10 purchase slo0 Ooo OF Tennessee state
Bonds nll order, and will give the highest mark ct
price for Land Warrants any amount.
lanl4-u JNO. n. JAMES
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&c The thanks Of the LADIES Of the Female Bcncv
client Association Of the FIRST Presbyterian Church
Nashville, are hereby tcadeTed Mrs HEYwAEp, for
the OF SO so, kindly presented by her from the
avails OF the late splendid Amateur Concert the Cap
ita ANNA j. EDGAR President
Nashville, February ? IS5s
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

So We authorized 10 announce WA. JACKSON,
Esd as candidate for County Trustee, at the ensuing
March election.
EJ- We are authorized to announce join RAINS az a
candidate for reelection the Office Of County Trus-
tee, at the ensuing March election.
Re We are authorized to announce T SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office of County Trustee, the
ensuing March election.
S5- We are authorized to announce Ell l. WOODS as
Candidate for County Trustee, the next March cleo
ton. noYl-td
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Spefial llotifes.
Parailine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating Machinery.

In Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very IA
yorably known and extensively used in the place of
Sperm for the last few years. Oils of a similar nature
and quality now being made by the Union Coal and
Oil Company, and very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained, the
best SPERM and is fully equal TO it a Lubrcator;
having been subjected 10 the upon both
heavy and light machinery and given entire satsfac-
ton. This Oil is peculiarly adapted to Railroads. Cot
ton Spindles. Machine Shops, and all machinery
where fine Oil is required. II is more economical
than ordinary Oils as it is sold at about the same price
and as half the quantity will do an equal amount of
fabrication and do it better.
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be used
in the same manner the finest sperm The openings
of the cans and feeders used ordinary Oils
should be reduced, otherwise the Oil will be wasted
These Oils will be furnished dealers the factory
prices, adding freghts Insurance. and exchange, and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale by Ewin, Pendleton 4 Co, Of this city.
Agents, for the Union Coal and Oil Company Mays
vile, Ky.
We call public attention to the following certificates
Of gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
ENEEN EEENRF ErEnN T. IN
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PoSrPoNEMENT.-It will be seen, by an ad-
vertisemcnt in this mornings PATRIOT, that
the great shooting match of ii. KUBIEY has
been postponed until Thursday next.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

VALESTNEs.-We noticed yesterday at the
Bookstore of our friend HtGAN, on Market
street, quite a handsome di7plyy of VALEN-
TINES.
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Commercial.


Nashville. Feb. 2, 1858
COTTON-We heard of the sale of several
small lots yesterday at prices ranging from 8
to 94c p II.
TOBACCO-Ther were 4 hhds sold yester-
dax at a. Hamilton's warehouse at So 80, 4
20, 90, IL.
GROCERIES Market well supplied, and
sales light. No change in prices. We continue
therefore to quote brown sugar at 6t0tSc p
ID by the hid; Coffee 1Oi@I1 p ID Molas-
ses 23CG25c p gallon by the Dbl.
BACON-There is a good deal coming in,
and sells from wagons at 74@74c p ib, hog
round.
LARD-Market dull at 7b(@8c p b.
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Magazines for February.

HARPER's MAGAZINE;
EMERSON AND PuTNAa's MAGAZINE;
6oDEY's IApYfs BOOK;
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE;
PETElasON,S MAGAZINE;
HARPER's JOURNAL. OF CIVILIZATION, Weekly;
POKTER's SPIRIT Oh TEE TIsfEs, Weekly,
FRANK LEsilE's ILLUSTRATED NKws, weekly
Receivedpy cate JuiiS YORK L co.
jAa2S-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

NASHVILLE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND Sur
GERY-The February number of this pcriodi-
cal came promptly to hand yesterday. 1t is as
fresh and inviting as ever.
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NonchalaIft means that peculiarly
Indifferent look which is put on by men who
never pay "when dunned for money 1t should
be written, nOale-sheil-ouL
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SheltOR'S Marble Works!
Philadelphia, January, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY.
GINS Gc Gc

vNTE are reccvinc-drcct from the makers-spch
w additions IL stock viii enable 10 oicI
Ia buyers, this season, complete assortment OF
new and desirable goods IN our line can be found
IN any house IA the country.
Included are large invoices Of Cutlery, from wost
onholni's, Rodgers, Crooke's and others
Files, Tools and Saws. from Butcher, Spear
anu cheaper makers.
Guns. Rifles and Pistols, from the bes
English. French, Belgian and American Manufacturers
Hoes, Chains, Scythes, = xcs, ANA heavy
Hardware generally, at reduced prices.
Merchants visiting the North solicited tO examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
While the usual credit viii be continued reliable
and prompt dealers, terms for oc VIII be certain
to satisfy those who purchase Ia that way.
FIELD, LANGSTROfH a CO., Importers,
No. 4I0, Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ianli-dgNAtri-W
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-5Jza Mud. mud mud. was the order of the
day yesterday. 1t is seldom that the city gets
deeper into that dalactable compound.
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l85" Charlotte Cushman, on concluding
her recent engagement in Chicago, ii is stated,
invested So 900 ia real estate in that city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
COUNTY COURT CLERK.

aS We authorized to announce d. C. LOVE as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson county
Election in March next
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BL A N K BOOKS
ksEE4Al pAPER.

= - - II n ID ~ " r. ..
kskAA PAPER.
BILLS of Lading,
Steamboat Books.
Railroad Receipts.
Check Books, on he udrions Banks.
Note Books, OF the uariouS Banks,
letter and cap Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
BLACK and ked snk.
Bankers Cases.
Hack gansInOn Hoards.
Writing Desiks.
Law EooIks.
Medical Books.
Bibles and Hymn hooks.
miscellaneous 81 Classical Books.
school hooks.
Graham Colonial History OF the United States.
Baucrofts History Of the United states.
Prcscot's Robertsons Charles the Fifth.
Prescott Phillip The Second.
Prcscctt's MIsceibtnies, Biographical and Critical
PrescOti's Conquest OF Peru.
Prcscott's Conquest OF Mexico
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella.
Life of Washington, by Washington Irving
Life of Washington, by Jared Sparks.
Life and Times Of II. Clay, by Cotton.
Private Correspondence Of II. Clay, by Cotton.
The Works Of Calhoun, IN o vols. complete
The Works OF Daniel Webster, IN G vols complete
The Private Correspondence OF Daniel Webster
Sparks Life Of Franklin.
Washington Irvng's Works complete in "A vols
Cooper's Works. complete IN So vols.
LiPpincott's Gazetteer OF the World.
Applcton's Biographical Dictionary.
Biake's Biographical Dictionary.
Appleton's Cyclopedia Of Biography.
Eamseys Annals of Tennessee.
Memoirs of Hugh l.. White.
American HoqUence: \ collection Of Speeches and
Addresses, by the most eminent orators Of America
with biogra phical sketches and illustration notes
Thirty years in the United States Senate.
Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations.
Dr. Livingstun's y years travels in Africa
Frank FORESTER Great Work ON the Horse OF Amer
lea.
stephens Book Of the Farm.
The American Farmers Encyclopedia.
Barrys Fruit Garden.
D0Wnings Fruit and Fruit Trees.
Farm Implements, 200 Engraviugs.
Licbig's Agricultural Chemistry.
For sale by JOHN YORK & Co.
iebl-u No. IS Union 81.
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Advance Taxes.

COLLBTOR's OFfICE, CnY HAIL, !
Nashville, Jan. 10, 1855.
UNAX-pAYEIS who desire to avail themselves Of the
privilege Of the law allowing prc-pa ymcnt OF Cor
poration Taxes FOR the year 1855 hereby notified
that they VIII be waited upon by calling above.
Interest at the rate OF per IA month viii be
allowed 90 the face Of certificate issued. Owners Of
taxable property within the limits of the Corporation,
viii and Il Ca their advantage % call.
ianlS-lm A NELSON. Collector.
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N A S HI " IL l. E:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Q, 1853.
Notice to Transient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwise
they viii be inserted. Transient JOB Work must
be paid for on delivery.
The combined circulation of the Daily and Tri Week
~ editions of the PATRIOT the city, and in the sec
ton of country trading with Nashville, is greater than
that of any other paper the city All
inserted in both editionshence the PATTaoT the
best advertising medium.
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coal, COAL.,

1000 srsiiiIs sss. pr Ca . ss &C, Goal =
jsaEGns; IA ! T. y che4tflzsns wArchease, carefully
screened sad cleaned. IS a. een1s pes baziiui
Apply o. The caAi-fsre.
AAz<-n A. l. DAVIS.
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nErf1vED shts day a surerisr szznrsssnt a fses,
IL eloeks. se4rfs, znd rravsts Every VARSITY Il
c0lors. and al v4rsoas pxicss, fox sale ~
,sE23-n u hcsif1e
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Total

The following list Of subscriptions made by
the members OF the General Assembly, to the
Mount NcrnOA Fund, has been handed us by
Mrs. f. Is. FOGG, for pubiication:
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wM. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist.

MtYSyILIE, KY, November II, 1857.
IL the Union CoGt and on CYHtJdrly:
MISUNDERSTANDING used your Lubricating Oh, made
from Camel Coal, Oh the machinery Of our Cotton
Mills (nciuuiug Engine and Spndlrs) for IL. last few
weeks, We are prepared to say that have found II
greatly superior Ia any other, excepting the best
sperm, and fully equal T. tiltt article for which
have been paying from dollar seventy five cents
TO TWO dollars and twenty five cents per gallon The
OIL distributes very perfectly over the machinery
wears long, and IS free from gum, which fric-
ton, and consequently heat
In view Of the superior quality Of this Oil we have
adopted II for Mills. From the low price which
Is sold doubt not Il into general use
JANUARY & WOOD,
Propretors OF Maysyillc Cotton Mills
feb dim &Ny-In
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MASTER MEc1rANIc's OFFICE. M&CRR

Memphis, January 9, 1858.
This will certify that | using the PARAFFiNE
CANNEL-COAL OIL manufactured by the Union Coal
and Oh Company Of Maysvillc, KY. in our machine
shops and Un the locomotives the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and have given ii the several
tests, N order To prove its qualities a lubricatiug
III have 40 hesitation in recommending il Il su-
Derlor oil for Railroad purposes, both in regard
economy and as perfect Lubrcdtor. ! believe il 10
be the best oil have used and that gallon Will 20
ts FAR a. two gallons of Lard Oh. The machinery is
luw running IA the shops with twenty per less
p0wHT than IS required for ordinary oil The hUidty
Of the oil arises, am convinced, from the total ali
Scnce OF gum, and does effect lubriCatjuE pro-
pert's, bat only requires that the oriiccs icups
md feeders should be reduced in order 10 use the oil
economically.
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AUGUSTA Market.
Charleston Market.

AUGUSTA, Jan %, p VI.
CGTFON-Therc is an active demand to-day, but not
much Offering. No change in prices. Midddlng Fair
100
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

q lCInCs, and unTrece-
dentedlv upon the esteem Of all men They are safe
aud pleasant take bot powerful % cure Their pen
etrating properties stimulate the vital activities of the
body remove lin. distractions of lis orrans Durfv
the bnod and Nf.l th, disease They purpe out M,
foul hlInors which breed and grow dsteinper stiuu-
late sluggish OF dsordered organs INTO Their natural
Not only do thew cure The eyery dav eanpi.nss n
every body but aIso formidable and dangerous dis
eases that has bafhed the best human skill. Nhhie
,in l., g., ~, go, an, 80 s,e s.nio
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at.I ~, - ris,,, ., 49, ma he.as sesA.
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A BOUT the Sth day OF January, a small light BAY
n MI LIZ, 3 or years Old; he has him the mark
OF breeohng and harness. he len home with one shoe
On. will give a liberal reward "a any who will
bring him To me, give Information whereof he can
be found. JNO. /. LOVE
ian29-dlw
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CAPITALS Total 81.
JoHs G. BREcKESKIDGE, Vice President of the United
States and President OF the Senate
secretary-AsBURY DIcx1xs.
William r. fessenden 1859 William NJ Gwin . 1861
Hd'tscdt HdHttss. 1858 David c. Broderck. 1868
NEW HAMPSHIRE ALABAMA.
John = Hale. 1859 Clement C. Cay, Jr. 1889
Daniel Clark 1901 Benjamin FitzIsatrick 1861
VERMONT. MISSISSIPPI.
jacob Cotid1ser. 1851 Albert e. BrowE 1859
solomon FoOf. 1853 jefferson Davis 1868
MASSACHUSETTS LOUISIANA
Henry H.tsoh. 1859 Judah ?. Benjamin 1859
Charles .SstD1ser. 1868 John SlideII ... 1861
CONNECTICUT. OHIO.
Lydyeue n Foster 1851 George E Pugh. 1851
james Di1on. 1868 Besjdmin F. Wade. 1865
RHODE ISLAND. KENTUCKY.
Phillip Allen. 1859 JOHN B. THOMPSON. 1859
james r. Summons 1853 JOHN j. CEIrTESDEN. 1861
NEW YORK TENNESSEE.
William. H. !Ssoard.. 1861 JOHN BELL - 1859
Preston ktng. 1863 Andrew johnson .. 1868
INDIANA
William Wright. 1859 Graham n. Fitch :. 1861
John r. Thompson. 1868 Jesse D. Bright 1853
PENNSYLVANIA.
William Biger 1851 stephen A. Douglas. 1859
simeon Cameron. 1858 Lyman TrHBtbA 1861
DELAWARE. MISSOURI.
Martin ". Bates. 1859 James s. Green 1861
James A. Bayard. 1865 Trusten Polk. 1868
MARYLAND. ARKANSAS.
James A Pearce. 1861 William X Sebastian 1859
ANTHONY KENNEDY. 1858 Robert W. Johnson. 1861
MICHIGAN.
Robert NJ. 7. Hunter. 1859 Charles E 1859
James NJ. Mason 1868 ZdchGridh ChGHdjer. 1858
NORTH CAROLINA. FLORIDA
David ). Reid. 1859 David l. Yulee 1851
Asa Bggs. 1861 stephen R. Mallory. 1853
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Josiah J. Evans 1859 SAM. HoUsroN 1859
James II. Hammond. 1861 j. Pinci' HendersOnlso3
WISCONSIN,
Robert Toombs. 1859 Charles Dtrkee. 1851
Alfred lverson. 1861 James IL. DOOtttIe- 1903
George W Jones. 1859
JdDteS Harlan. 1901 ]
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Lumber. Luuuber. Lunber.

StQUARE CEDAR and all other kinds Of Lumber can
- be- had al the layergne saw Mills, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from Nashville
jau26-6m J. W RIRDNEiI.
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j. B. WHITE,
lOrnc At L. w.

llyIL aitend any bUsiaess thai may BE- ntrusisd
w D. hhi wIsh $40 4 ahlilcs he possesses. Occ
eark q Go~ay JewOlEy store, tbs fao!r ssaAfe.
Janx7-Im
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most Ia produce this best, most per-
feet purgItive which is known 10 man.
! lnnumcgaClc proofs are shown that
these Pms have virtues which sur
pass IA excellence the ordinary med
trincs and that they win unDreee
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ESyIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Agents Nashville
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD
MACHINE SHOP Lam 2S ISEs


NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD }
MACHINE SHOP, Jan. Is, 1855. I
This Will certify that are using the Paraftne
CannelCoal oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
pany, Haysvile, KY, in Machine Shop and on In.
locomotives the road, and have tested the Oil very
carefully 10 discover its qualities we are entirely con
WINGED IL j. very fine Oh machinery and that one
gallon Of this Oh Is fully equal 20 gallons Of the
best Lard oil IL being entirely free from gum our ma
chlnery VIII run with less power than with any OIL we
have used. Although the Oil has thin appearance
has iGbricatng body superior any Oil in ordinary
use and it is well adapted % Railroads.
{. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Mr.. Knowles is Master Of Machinery of our Road and
reliable man in whose statements we would confde.
Y. X. STEVENSON, President.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
II. l. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of n. X c. r. K.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Jan. 80, 1858.
We using the PaTane Camel Coal OIL IN our Ma
chine shop and take great pleasure in stating that
have never used any Oil equal 10 it, 1t viii wear very
greatly longer and ubrcae thoroughly than the
best quality Of Lard other ordinary oil free from
gum, and IS just such oil is needed for machna-
ry. We doubt not it must come into general use. We
think this oil fully equal the best Sperm and that
one gallon is worth more than Of the best Lard
OIL. AND'W ANDERSON.
j. b. ROAIANS.
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Congress. Of the United States.

SENATE.
Names of Senator's, with the expiration Of the of
service Of each. Democrats (37) in Roman, Repub-
licans (2o) in Italics, and Americans (5) in SMALL
CAPITALS. Total g.
JoHs G. BRECKESRIDGE, Vice President of the United
States and President OF the senate.
Secrptary-a s1zTx,v ylserr<c
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25-P. NJ.
COTTON-Eariy IN the day holders not Offering
freely. ana asked very full prices IN anticipation OF
favorable sdvccs from Europe The sales were about
500 bales before the receipt Of the Europs advices
the effect OF which remains 10 be developed
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fAANl afbpLk, a. toloNs s-4~~AE---<
Country Merchants and school
Teachers
Can he supplied with school Books OF all kinds the
lowest rates
Text Books
For Colleges, Acaaenies Public and Private Schools
constantly hand.
Medical Books.
complete assortment 1t bDaks published BY Hlzn-
ehArd Lea, which wiii be soId al Catalogue prices
Religious Books.
The publications. st TIC Carriers, Aarticu. Presbyte
ran bard American sunday school union Anaegican
Tract socety, American Bbie socsety and the Mas.
saehasous sabbath school society
miscellaneous Books.
All StaLtiasd works frss. aud POcGfy, together
with the new publications of the day.
ChiIfren,s Books
Particular stlentiua has esen giVeB - ths depart
meat Aore than loco volumes q the bsst Juvcuse
BOOKS hon peblsshed- Parents, exaaaine thca
Blank Books,
such a. fass hioks, Eal Boss, Mis- Roaks. lay
LAssNs, Journals, ietgefs Copy neaks, G4snIxzalon
booAs, DAasles far lsSs, 80.
Fancy Goods.
WORK bsxess fAfsrr Ascde iA-sks fortfulins Back
salnIssa itagsis, Ccssn-s, Chess Tzhle Iszaz klei
told aAd fesFi ien Hsiaegs, fi and lvusy korFs,
l'oruaIsne Pen Heider. ssaia fountain fauus China
For the Countine-Room.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
New Orleans Market.

CHARLESTON Jan. 20. ] p. NJ
COITON-TheTe is a good demand at yesterday ,:
prices. sales to-day 500 bales at SL0l051c.