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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
Arrived.

stssnshp Locust Point French, Baltimore rdse 20 IL b.
Cromwell April m., of Absecouo, saw ship Free
Trader for NewfoTk.
Ii b. Cromwell L Co. ~
ship PotisnJ Lesy Hayrv 50 days, ic and ssi pass
{. 4. Duncan ,,o,n
Harsous brcs Has been days ~ OF Haeras with heavy L.
winds April e. lat IS a Ion 81 ~ spoke brig Mara Spanish
from Spain beud 70 Hsvana - days out 23h lat - lou n,
81, kr brig Aaranla from Nsanzas tor Boston, Nth James
Becoay OF The United States ship Savannah died
Rro Tops French Rebco Cet,e 3 days. wine August
Sris Echo King Rio 81 days hides &c
March OF Rio Gandc spoke bark Richmond Hn-y Of New
th let 81 o. ln II 80 bis Pilot Fsh tof Boston) bound
schr. VIM l. Richardson Bayley Mayasuer, R, April ls
oless.. W Lewis. Apnl ~ lat ", lon IT, spoke bark
Lucy Ring, hence steering \ ; w. - 49,
schr B. W Elddse, Snow Boston so hours hsh to woodraa
srhr George Brooks Wallace Portland Conn., 2dsy. plaster
sehr Ko.u.h Pe;tersi Boston days. mdse to W. Lewis
Schr General Taylor Brown. Philadelphia days sos to
schr J. Diverty Wall Philadelphia days coal To mAsos
schr Caro. Vincent, Phisdephia for Norwak.
schr j. ". Tucker, Tucker, Philadelphia 3 days, coal.
Schr NJ Powell. Powell. Trenton for New Haven.
Schr Johannsh, -, TIeuton fol- Ne~'Haysn
schr Anylcr Bes,ey wsrehann days, nails to master
Schr Laura A. Mausam Waer, Gloucester f.h.
Schr. Sersph, Alien Gloucester, t.h.
schr NJ Z. Pierce, Smith, New Haven days.
BELOw-Shp Free Trader.
Bark d. Rytrson tBr ~ days from Bristol Eng via BsS
muds.-lBy pi!o, boa, Christian BERG No. ID
sAILED-ship Lady Frshslin St. John N r. hhs B. Col
cord Bordeaux; Honduras Belize bns j. d. Roger, Carseos
others
WIND-During the day, from Southwark.
The ship Lotus G5 register 10 large Sectional
Dock repairs She will be striped, rccauked, and Dewiy
eopPeItd
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is shown by the annexed table:

The Bank statement is a favorable one, and shows
a conservative movement on the part of those insi
tutions The Southern Bank balances are accumu-
a,ing, while the reverse is the case in the Western
baauces The reduction of loans is not all due, IT il
true to the prudence of bank Managers but has arisen
from the difficulty Of finding satisfactory paper but
We are not disposed TO cavl at the for such
desirable check TO expansion The specie line shows
small increase, but it is only nominal, the loss Of
over a million on Saturday not showing in the aver
age. The net deposits have increased considerably
the increase being mostly in bank balances.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. n, 1885, has
been as follows:
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MAR Red.

RpSwELL-giITH-on "Wednesday, April % IN the fli,
Yr.bytefish Church, Bergen, n j., BY he h's tstaia
Pm neb Heory l. Bnswe II this city, 70 Isabel a~os'''i d
Ahs. Smith, ESQ, Of bergen.
REUAN-UIILIARp-A, St Janes's Church Noxbgfy'
49, a., Wedn.,dav Anil n Frederick q Bornhan o. Nv"
yo,t N :, Csiha1ns l. Hlhard daughter Of Francis h'
ksrd, ESQ, Of Ro1tury.
ronv u.Ir \, U,u.Ss- N Y on Tuesday, April S. b.
teys n Shsf.r Mr.. Rensselaer, Cook % S~i.s0"iy '
- Me. Martha Hall she field, Mas
IIEoIN- BopGER-on Thursday, April o. By TOE rev
mr.. n O.torn Marx Henry Lanisan, esqi oi ""'i
.o NJ, H.rrist Y Hodysr Of New Haven Com
urp,p .uppTsIsFR-On Sunday evening May ], 10 The
49,, ~ T. ch.reb bv The Rev. NJ DC. Cra~frd. No.
In Eb To- M. Anssds only daughter Of GeoTs. s"rP~n'
,.er ssq ell Of this city
Phih4elpnia p.p~r please copy .
-sTROPP-in this city, on ThaT.dsy APri
a by the T. L. Cayler, L. "estereasrd 70 Mise ALLIE
st,cvp both q this city.
wpiCUT- CoRNnELL-At Eewbursh. on "wednesday even
W, Aurl n ~ ST. Geoss's Church ~ the Roy Dr brown,
60 N Wdsit az O-waso N. y 70 Caroline, yoG0ses;
Ssr,s,,r Of Geo Comwen, ESQ, Of The former place
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SECOND EoARr


The Stock market was steady and strong this morn
ing but not decidedly active, except for New-fork
Central and Rock Island, both of which have been
moving up on the overssles of the bears and the
scarcity of cash stock for delivery on maturing con-
tracts. The deliveries Of Central were made with
great difficulty again to-day, and the shorts were
obliged to bay in at the going rates thus creating
brisk demand and establishing handsome advance Tor
the day. The movement in Rock Island also makes
steady progress and the shares working up grad
uay to higher prices The stock is not so scarce as
New-York Central but the fact that large amount OF
stock is under the control Of the clique on buy
ers' option contracts, has induced the shorts to
cover their sales 10 extent, and the
consequence has been a rise of from to II
y cent during the day. The sales Of Central
at the First Board 56i7 shares and 900 shares
at the Second making aggregate of o,ol1 shares
for the day-the stock closing al "a late in the day
The transactions in Rock Island at both Boards em-
brsced $3.50 shares, and the stock closed firm at 6l,
an advance Of y cent from opening quotations. In
other stocks the movements were not vigorous, but
the tone of the dealings hmer in sympathy with
she Improvement in New-York Central and Rock
Island. Hudson River and Harlem Preferred we're
both fraction better, and the latter was very hrrn
during the dsy. The Michigan Roads were tesdy'
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yTsrket-Peported Ju Tsleerapl.

CINCINNATI. May 2-FLovR-An advancing tendency SIS %
20 - IS. I'd for sup~rhne. WHISKY bgoysat zic PRo.
VISIONS quiet,
NESOkLEsss, April JpCorrosSaies today 10 500 bales
AZ uachsu gsd prices. MSS PosX dull. GussEs l9GiIl,
hEw0sLgsys May R-CoTToS: ssl-s today bales .t
essr bu g-usby Ower pIcs The rccsip Of the North
B,on. shvees caused less Market sucAR firm
a &c. for fair xoLaSSEs Sac
PHILADELPHIA. May 2FLous srn az 90 sra IS IS WuEsr
scarce ard in demand White ct 81 6J0 81 70; Red
CoRS en and declined &C. COFFEE hrm tQl.c. PORK
EIn. WHIssY frua a. re
BALTisoEE, Nay 2FLoUR Ern SIS IS for both Howard
street and Ohio. WHEAT advanced; White 81 sea IS;
Rcd. 81 asa ~ s.; the market closed fsn the
CoEN advanced; Yellow, s4desc White 10. Provisions
tTE. BAcos-Sees ssdsic. Mes PoEK, cit 30. WHISKY
quiet al ~ dZSl.
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Pns.eugrr~ Sailed

IA ,onshc ScIonia. fer Southampton 6r-E Wessu.anu
lady children and rur-: H. T. Mons and l.dy f. .rd
Mzihl. Aorins and Levy g. Fle:s hu an l. L. bert
NewYogk Mr., A. Brnieia and three chtreu Hookeu Mr.
Fri.y and LADY =. Wucn j. Csze; T. Bos.e Madame Saps
San Francisco Mrs Coniul Topp and children
j. Lsders LADY and infsI. Mr. Myers Csls A. Ki-is
sn6 lady New jersey; G. Tero:h and lady Ky; T. Ham.
Bs,on: Modsusr. Wi.con.in A. scnIars yerz Cruz
Madame OTTO, Hosssni Chr ksue aud lady, Alabama Cap.
IL y. Appel and lady I,uvii- Edw schuman Hob x--
Otto Th.l Ms,- Herz, California ssl'n Wolf and & niy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

Elise Bolspcr. C. II. Re.ehpsn, A. Rusph si'rsr. yes
Crpx. A Wsrs.r r. Kopke, do A. B~rboldy, b. Helms,
NJ ,'eo Msdsnr Caroline boitcher child ana aDr- bosn;
A Bsr1sy y Lsn archie. z. g. Lszsrn \. 3 noi 1hsn-
y,rri,ro. HIS. Sioning,'u, Capt 81 Ham
an Mara; August wc.skiii.l, Bsinorn ooL No;
E,,,s,r Cu,iuust; y. Pon b., Bostsi = A. i~n-e -
=. r uu Imam Dubuque G. Frank, Nchmo Dd v Hunt
PrsLiyn KTagrr l.. sichhn, CncnnAu, j. Sspasnn oce
o. 81 pisr.ser sdy aud infant Carl krgo. and lady broh.
~ Po.r.r d, fer and lady O. Ba;aille aud Lady C~-u are
~ 90 rn,s g. SsIk Mr.. {. Bemrtt, Mrs julia kretsr,
n,, R,n,,t Fanny Erib,rer. Mrs. A. " Thompso, Fanny
I'D Mris Tbon r.on. NewYor Mrs Lena jacob and tive
hf,s's :. + M Madame h schodvr, Germany; Mrs Pao
H. yl, IN and two chGrrn Mn. NJ Bashhok MI. Hozap
81 Richuoro Miss Els HoiEer Mr.. Cath SCHNEIDER, hr<
ssd ST in The s;esrsge.
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TIE ANNIVERSARIES.

Mo- 1,.Iv-,, Ser The Animal Pubhe ksatsno
q o.. sl..-e, viii b.sn oesdsy Nay m am
$50. ,ceyV uecesins day until Monday, Maya IN
nsIe,.t,. Srom bodies and the friends OF 1bo"
MI ~ - .tiop IN general invited 10 attend
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Reccipts Of Productivity >.

Bv Fri, Railroads. 000 bbs Flour 800 do WhEky 10 do
Fgs. DO Alcohol 30 bales Cotton Is do Wool ~ do Fus
t ,ids Leather 10 rls do, "a sacks Whra so do Oats
10 DO Seed TAO Hides 80 pkss Provisions 10 do Cheese ~
DO Lard, 20 do. Butter. $3.50, 49,
$40 do Oats 1870 pkgs. Provisions, 81 do Whisky "a do
Ash.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

By pilot boa. VIM Roer No. H. May I, go miles s. by y.
Sandy Hook ship James hauy Curry from the Arctic Ocean
New Bedford with lCO bbl. sperm $50 do. whale OIL and
bundles bone.
About the time spoke brig Condova from Porto Rico for
pruyide
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lAdys ment.
Tuo,rpsoN RROIuTRS No. 2 Wall ST., offer for

sal. At All tines UNITED STATES and STATE STOCKS of Ia
ysstmsnt Banking purposes, in amounts osuit'
Orders fr purchase sale Of Stocks on commission
promptly executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

TABLE Of Ne Lean, SJ>c, Ci,e-Lahoa asd Depo'it 81 ~
Baa[ of t City Of York for III rses >s6sg On Saf
sSog IprI % ls9 10 ra'eA 70 S1Sed As CdpsL u ae'
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALnASsc
G Ut. ..s7 S.t........... 6:S Moon-Se,s....
SUI HIGH WATER DAY
s,S gc.l us Gov Island s:0jn Hell 0si1...... S$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

The Illinois Central earnings in April reported
at about $4,000 lees than last year. The Harlem
will chow 5000 or g. 600 increase, and the Brooklyn
City also show large gain. The Michigan South
ern ard Galena will show $50 coo 10 $50 GOO decrease
We give in another column another article from
Mr.. G. W. Cass on the policy Of the New-York Cen
trail Railroad
The following il statement of the coinage at the
United States Mint in Philadelphia for the month Of
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sver,r. Averase tAverag-l Ayerse
NAMES o. Amount amount a amount sa9aAi amount
BANKS Of Loans sne Of laitlfco :"
Capital Discounts Specie. isu"n. OeposlD'
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nv TelcQrpph,

The ship ou. G tuns register Is now ne large Sectional
Dock for repairs She will be stripped, 'eeaa'Sed, and ne~y
com ,rtu
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

''THE FAMILY Treasury OF SUNDAY READ
Move have found it eXcellen ly adapted TO
furnish Sabbath Reading of An Instructive aud
ed fling character."--N. T. Evangelist.
''The specimen number presents an album
dant feast of good things admirably selected
and arranged. '-Protee.GHt ChlrchBaan.
In point Of variety, excellence, and num-
her of its articles, we have seen nothing of
the kind superior to it."-BOston Christian Era
.'All that the publication contains breathes
thoroughly Christian prit, and work
more exccllently suit d for the home circle,
we cannot Imagine. We feel assured of the
edification and Improvement OF all who peruse
it--lScottish American Journal.
The above magazine is published by THos.
NELSON 4 Suns, l3l Nassau street New York,
on the LIST of every month. For particulars,
see their advertisement in another column.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

Fo-sn DE.p-An inquest was held yester-
aav on the body of RoBT. NORRIS, formerly
an engineer on the steamer Dr. R01'1s0",
foons early yesterday morning at the foot OF
the atutment of the old bridge on the oppo-
cite side of the river. 1t is believed that the
uufoyssuate nan stepped off the aoutment
the night before while intoxicated, and was
killed ,,y the fall. The body was lying partly
in the water. a horse aud buggy, win
which NORRIS had been seen the evening De-
fore. were found near the spot, the horse iylng
secured to a fence.
The abutment from viii h Norris Tell
should by all means be so rallied $50 as 10
prevent recurrence of this accident Inc
turnpik. still leads directly to it, and the
benighted traveller is liable to break his neck
there before he is aware of the danger. VIII
the powers that be have the matter attended
To at once?
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NNiice.
Pittsbnrg Pl,Ws.

ON handand forsaleby
" mar22-tf u n. nTCKEY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

EXTENSIVE ADvERTIsING--Abou, months
since. Mr.. ANDREW WIkD. General Advcriis-
ing Agent, Of No. l3s Nassau street. New
York City caused the Grst part of a story
written by DR.. J. IL. Robinson, and eniitled
Zone Eyed Saul (Which was TO appear IN a
weekly paper of that city, called THE NEW
YoRK WRrKIY,o at that time published by
Amor j. williamson to be Published III ove'
800 newspapers, the cost of which amounted
to SIS, 359.
We perceive by some Of Our tx hanges that
our friend WIKI has been compelled to take
IecaI st.us against WILLIAMS n, towards the
recovery of the amount, and we trust he may
succeed. as it is too hard for any one to suffer
so outragcousy-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ERzAa1Sx. DR.. KING formerly Of New York, for
kIfAaS the last four years Of Louisville, ken-
lucky who has devoted bis attention 70 the treat
Of private diseases for 80 years, aatters
himself, having attended IL practice for 80 many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled 90
al diseases q private nature no matter how
bad they may be from inIndcioas medical treatment,
from neglect az their oan- Dr. King 9 Ihspenkary
is No = DeadeFick street, between Cherry and The
square second story where he all diseases OF
private nature.
GoxoxkHxA carpd without aauseous medicine orr
reference with business
srIcTrEEs OF Old OF r~ceasdAte ensctuaiy cured 10
a few days, by an operation which causes 10 pain
Whore a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
PERHAPS disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution 30 much
SfPsnIfs with ali the diseases % The skin grosne
out Of neglect bad Treatment can De eAeetaAiiy
cured IN a few days.
sxmfxaf ssten ti01haying been
given u thus iseAse and All .he Consequences grow
ting out Of H. brought on Ia many cases ey The de-
sfructivc habits Of iucoHsieraie Youths and exces
slye Indulgence % the pa nsgieet q whach stn
uaer1nse the cenztfs1u. renc -ns the saofr0t anhi
for Business society and causing rsi~t1fs I'D age
Fcranies waO may be lAbcTlag Nth any asnlcul;y Of
Ire Worns ssay rcsI assured Of infnedtzt1 relief-
Persoas residing zbroad, By Uriling ene stating
their ease an Zee cncicaad .ireetea % Dr. A King
Ne = pesierick street, Nashville. Iena- viii have
The necessary neesnssnt 20 Their esaress 9Th &c
sexz.ry- irertions. StrSt secrecy observed. once
hsarsir N so'elookiz henaFaing unsil e me eve
mayse-indsxfy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

To DEALERS IN AND CONSUMERS OF WINES
BHAxpIEs AND CIGARs.-We invite the specl al
attention of dealers in wines, brandies and
cigars. and the consumers of those articles
to the card of Messrs A. RIvA Il Co., III THIS
mornings PATRIOT. Messrs. X. Go. have
opened a house at No. 80 Market street, just
above the Watson House, Tor the purpose oil
supplying this part of the country with the
best AID purest articles of wine, brandy ana
cigars, aud so far they have never failed ID
give satisfaction. They sell nothing but
what /, genuine, and warrant every thing
they sell They deal in none Of the villain
Gus connections so common to the trade, ana
which are sold for wine and brandy, but I'M
port ther stock from Europe, oae OF the lrm
spending most of his time in that country Tor
the purpos, oil purchasing supplies
Give Messrs. RIvA IL co. Il call.
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A Magnificent Chance.

n WILL seli ms fafm m Franklin county, Tenn, On
Il Roek Creek, fniies saath-scss Of ful.homa,
cons sting 81 so more Acres q Land II can be
txissa iass plaees- Il has n good inprrxs-
uents--tar best az spring water. eoad Grt6 and
SAu MIil xttha -four miles of three eel1bratc1
.aieFias pAoes-
For fsxther information apply Il. r wsT1k, %
- I.sss-.I D. y. WHITE.
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Real estate Sales.
LAND FOR SALE.

ENOR sale a very desirable Tract Of Land, contain
Il ing about so Acres fronting the Murfrees-
boro' Turnpike and within miles of the corporation
of Nashyil ;, and in the neighborhood Of Franklin
and Minerva Colleges and the Washington Insti-
tute.
This valuable Tract of Land is well adapted for q
hrstrate residence, commanding one Of the finest
views in David on county great portion of abe
land is rich bottom, with branch Of excellent
Ter running through it from about 30 never failing
springs. Its short distance from the city will
der il valuable for Brewery ,Distery, 1annery, OF
any manufacturing business which requires lars
quantity Of pure water, and is unsurpassed for
ket garden, orchard and winery. The improvements
consist Of Frame House, Deary new, with Kitchen
Stables, &c, and all enclosed with a good fence,
chiefly plank aud picket Terms very liberal
For particulars apply TO
y16 -friyv pm ASCOCK
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
GUBERNAToRIAL CANVASS.
of Col. Ne heriand
and Gov. Harris. forsPubIic Speak
CANDID ATE s.
Attorney General and Reporter.


Eg- We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY. of White county, candidate for the Office of
Attorney General and Reporter FIR the State to ill
the vacancy oecasIoned by the resignation OF Gen.
John L. 7. Sneed. June2e-ie
Rg MI TON A. HAYNES, of Memphis, is candi-
date Attorney General and Reporter. Election 18th
of August, 1859. june2o-te
@ We are authorized to announce JAMES W.
DEADERICK, ESQ, OF Washington county, as candi
date for the Office of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Gen. john L. I. Sneed.
june20-te
RS We are authorized TO announce WM B. REESE,
Jr., Esq, as a Candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
may30-td
Sc We authorized % announce J. o. SHACK
EIFORD, ESD, Of GAINESVILLE, as candidate Tor the
Office of Attorney General and Reporter, to fill tie
cancy occasioued by the resignation OF Gen. John L.
7. Sneed. may2I-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

FUICHER's PREMIUM BUTTERsCoTCH.-Ihe
youug peopl- OF Nashville, and good many
of the older ones. are death on Fucber's crle-
DRAFTED Premium Butterscotch Candy, which
is now on sale at ak the confectionerles ana
candy shops in the city. FULcHER is
whale in his line and no mistake. He has
nearly ruined the manufacture OF the COM
mon cuady, and the work of ruin still goes
on. His Butterscoteh is really luxury, and
therefore COM mands an extensive sale. The
children Hscd to cry for Dr. Somebody's
patent lozenges but they have quit that now
and have gone to crying for FULcHER'S Pre-
mium Butt,rscotch. Let them have 1t; 1t
won't hurt them
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C A II ID.

G. A * ID.
FINHE subscriber informs his frends and the public
generally that he has this day sold out his entire
a crest ia the concern OF VILLA iSON Il CHEAT
HAM 20 JOHN l. CHEATHAM In withdrawn from
the business he would iectfaiiy tender his warm
est thanks to all his numerous frienis who have so
lib rally extended their patronage % the old con
Germ and solcts from them continuance Of the same
10 h uccessors-gentlemen Ia every respect ent-
tied 10 the biz hest conf ienre Nashville July 8. 1852
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

CREME DE BouZY.-Y0u may talk about
your suPcri,r brands OF champagne, and all
that sort Of thing; but until you nave trled
n hottie ef 4 RtyA & Co.'S Creme de
Bouzy." you can't know-l's impossible Tor
YOU to knew-what good champagne II.
Thsd brand is one which the gods might be
pardoned for mouOpolizing. They haven
vet done it, however but as there is no tell
ing how soon they may, you'd bett.r call at
RIvAs and lay in supply before they do.
1t may not be generally known fact, but
it is fact nevertheless, that WOOD BENSON
of 4 Omnibus Cocktail : notOriety, purchases
his wines, brandcs and cigars OF Messrs KIVA
4 Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
may23-tf

The ORENTAL TALIsMAN OR NATURAL
WEATHER INDICATOR, grows spontaneously
upon the great Desert of Arabia, it is incor-
rupible. will remain in correct use, and may
last a century; it viii foretell in any climate,
throughout the year the various changes OF
The tceather hrenty four hours an ddDdnce aud per
fectly reliable, it is the discovery of LOUIS 5.
ULLMAN of Columbia, Tennessee, and may
be obtained for ST 90 at A. STRETCH general
agent, Nashville Tennessee, or sent secure
per mail by the discoverer for 50 90 current
money julyl-tf.
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GOLD Pes:
q S.urA.

new supply VI tue beet artiele, Just received I
iuneaS JOHN YORK co
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0XarIand Mail.

ST. LoUIs, July 27.-The overland mail of
the 4th has arrived.
Dow & Co, dislillers, and Pease & Co.,
millers. have failed.
The revolution in Valparaiso was about
ended.
Business was improving.
A fire in San Francisco destroyed nearly
all the buildings on Davis street, between
Broadway and Vallejo; also those on the
wharf fronting DAVIS street.
MEMPHIS, July 27.-The overland mail ar
rived to-day with California dates of the 9th.
News unimpOrtant.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

E1- We are authorized to announce CHAS E. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. juy4-te.
Rs Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ, as candidate for re-eec 10 to the office OF
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
may17-te
II We are authorized to announce DR.. E. N
PATTERSON as a candidate for Criminal Court rk
atthe ensuing election. maya
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10 the Public.

From now until October next we will offer en-
tire RETAIL Stock of HARDWARE REDUCED PRICES
CASH, Including CARPENTER's Tools, BUILDING HARD
House FURNISHING GooDs, having made tx
TENsTE preparations for a LARGE RETAIL TRADE, many
FINE and desirable Goods now be bought al
FIGURES FOR CASH. If you want the worth Of
your money in Hardware call soon at
MCCALL * cos,
june15-t "a Public Square
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New ORLEANS. July 27.-Cotton, sales of
2 800 bales before the steamers news Was re-
ceived but nothing was done after that Flour
dull Provisions dull. Freight on cotton TO
Liverpool J.
NEW York, July a. Cotton, advanced /;
sale- $500 bales; midding upland l2}. Flour,
sales 10000 bbls, at 81 25(GS4 20. Sugar
firm. Coffee quiet.
CINCINNATI. July 27-Flour and corn un-
changed. Oats 42GG45. Whisky "a. Mess
pork Is so.
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AB. WATKIHs.-Wc notice from the last
number of the Marion (Ala-) CSH"on'ce I'm
that Az WATKINS one Of the best fellows IN
the world, has retired from that paper. He
purchased an interest in the coacern last
winter. and became one OF the editors; nut
having had personal misunderstanding with
SAMUEL. e. REIB, his partner, lac sold out the
other dav, aud is once more "ut iarge-" We
trust be- will turn APP again soop in more
coageniai and profitable position.