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Steamboat and River News.
Arrived.
Feb. IS.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.

Feb. lS.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Feb. ls.--Minnetonka, do.
The river was rising rapidly, yesterday,
with prospects of an overflow.
The b. H. RmnYaR, Capt. MILLER's peerle s
craft departs for St. Louis to-day at II NJ.
She dropped down TO the lower landing yes
terday to avoid detention above the bridge.
Passengers will seek her there.
The Red Rooer passed Memphis Thursday
night, with a tremendous load. She will be
here by Monday, at farthcst.
The high headed Cline will leave for Mem
phs this day at 2 o'clock p. VI. She is fast,
and most admirably managed in the person
of Capt ELLIOTT in command, and Capt W.
WEAVER in the office, For quick and pleas
ant trip to the Bluff City, we recommend the
Cine to the travelling public.
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DENTIsrRY.-We take pleasure in calling
attention to the advertisement of Mr.. r. Rus
SELL in this mornings PATRIOT. He is AN
excellent operator and a worthy, reliable
gentleman. His Office is at No. III Cherry
street, late the Union and american Office.
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Wholesale DRY GooDs TRADE.-The
Spring trade is now opening. DOUGLAS &
Co. lay before the readers of the PATRIOT
this morning their announcement. They
have a very large and well-assorted stock OF
everything in their line demanded by the
trade.
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SNYDER 4 FRIZzELL are receiving supplies
of new goods daily. and will continue to re-
ceive them until their entire spring stock il
housed. Their assortment is very choice.
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gs- PREscorr's History Of Philip II, of
which three volumes appeared before his
death, viii be completed by Mr.. kirk, his
amanuensis, to whom the blind historian ex-
presses his obligations in the preface 10 the
first volume Of tie work.
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"OUR MUSICAL FRIEND."-All the numbers
Of this excellent musical publication can be
had at HAGAN's Market street. 1t is gotten
up in elegant style, and its music is of the
most superior descriptions.
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Who will sufrsr from Foul Humors. Sore,

or Diseases OF the Skin, when such certain
remedies as McLEAN's STRENGTHENING Con-
DIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and MCLEAN 5 Vol
cASIc On LINISEST can be so easily obtained.
The Cordial will purity the blood thoroughly
and the Liniment viii cure any sore. See the
advertisement. febi7-2w
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CHATTANOOGA, Feb. II, 1888.
The Georgia State Road has been damaged
by the late heavy rains, and trains interrupt
ed for day or two. The damage is between
Dalton and Atlanta. Passengers for New
York, Washington Philadelphia, &c, are not
detained AS trains are run between Chatta-
nooga and Dalton. in connection with n. &
G. Railroad trains.
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of the Liver and s.om-
a Al once b. attended To

Should at once be attended to.
HooFIASD's GERMAN ETrTKss, prepared by Dr. c ".
Jackson Philadelphia Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers medicines every where wIi all aissas-
60 arising from dtsOrdered Liver or stomach
fehI-Im
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pp GeIegrapb.
Later from Europe---Arriya1 Of the
Prince Albert.

New YORK, Feb. 18.-The steamer Prince
Albert arrived at st. Johns, with Liverpool
dates of the 9Th.
Cotton-Sales of the week, 81, 900 bales,
of which Spectators took 1000 bales; adj
vanced l-l6(9B; middling Orleans, 6 1916.
Consols 81 I.
Parliament opened ON the second The
Queens speech was silent on the war ones
ton, and her non-commital caused decline
in English and French funds.
. England threatens force against Mexico.
Warlike rumors continued.
Cotton closed quiet sales Friday 1000 bales;
Saturday 5000 bales.
Disquietude is increasing.
The French Legislature opens on the 7th.
There is great anxiety about the Emperor's
speech.
1t is rumored that another grand coup is
contemplated.
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Coal Oil! Coal OIL!

JUST received 6bbls. superior Lubricatng Coal Oil
81 suitable for machinery, which will warrant 10
Il" well As It is 90 the interest of parties wishing
oil for machinery IN large quantities. 10 get good
article and at hwer prices than they get the Animal
Oh at will be pleased 10 have ALL who wish,
ALSO,
10 bbls. best burning Coal OIL, warranted 20 be OF
beet quality, and nearly free from odor.
ALSO,
large supply Coal on Lamps. Of every descrip-
ton and price. J. W. WILSON.
tcbl7 II College
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For CONGRESS.

H- We are authorized to announce Gen. Jas.
VI. QuarIes, of Montgomery county, candidate
for the nomination Of the American Party for Con-
gress, in this Congressional District.
dec2S-td
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RELIGIONS Notice.

Rev. DIR. scxxERs will preach in the Spruce Street
Church next Sabbath at IL O'Clock, and Rev. DE-.
REAGAN at night.
February 10, 1859.
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II Az Ia store MACHINE CARDS ABd an other had
II lngs Tor manufacturers of Ncoi and Cotts.u, al
No 40 unioa sirees, adJosAing the Raak Of Ienaes
febi-2m
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIX. II INts'S DlSRENSahk
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES.
ExYsy1<xex, DIR KING formerly of New York, for
ARA@Ars8 the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
and who has devoted his attention To the treat
menG of private diseases for 80 years, natiers
himself, having attended To practice for SO many
years and cured many thousands, he Is enabled 10
cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from InJudcious medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings Dspensary
is No y De.ldcrck street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date eectually cured In
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where "A structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SY7uIIs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out Of neglect bad treatment, can be enectually
cured IN a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-Particula atteu lion having been
given this disease and all the Consequences grow
ing out Of u, brought in many cases by the de-
struCtve habits OF inconsdcTate Youths and eNcss-
sve indulgence Of the passus neglect Of which VIII
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unnt
Tor business society aud causing premature Old
Females who may be laboriag With any difficulty Of
tire Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing ana stating
their case, with Zee enclosed directed 90 Dr. A. hing
No. y ueaderck street. Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicine sent to their address, it'll ne
gcssary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrOm o'clockin the morning until IN the eve
ming may20-tndA~ly
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Elm Crag Tor Sale.

WILL sell, ON lTeasonabls terms, that beavtifal
i and highly npr0s ed property adIoinhg Prank Ian
and Nincrya Colleges, known As 'kIs Gao. Apisly
30 Z. X. BAkNkS
febiS-u UAAit Eo~apee hatei
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Undivided Interest an Land and
Negroes.


1ohn p Waller - saAac n WalFQn e siR-
pURSUAxT % . dserce a the chsneery Cert a
Il Nashralr a Noxrmber Term, lsSs n sesFe
eauss Mi ssli Cor cash, II she coart hos4 Ia Ihis
cay, "a
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, lsia
An H. right title ana nt<re1t hc1 inaAc u. atso1
80 u che Ssl4ae a foaAth4n K. Watswz. decesssd
IA heln4 "a osltxk1e4 teelfth o. The Trart To-
Hundre.l and fisy Acres Il i4aA mere ~ iess, en-
.kteh Iunasl.an Il. Hzfsoa Fcsidad a. deafA and
nisa an anelxi4ed tselah nleFest ~ the foIiusia ~
uasaed SAVES hsiengnns ssA estasa, -; Slna
azsd as ellsa ased IS fullz, sgcd - years, Tea
aTed - years Ekssx zssd - fe4rs, and LEWIS, ased
t.uIs-sa AZ GLEAvEs. c ~
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liraieS and Nantes.

lust received dnc assortment OF Mantle and
ID Paror Crates, Mlrblczed Iron Nantes aud Jamb
Crates.
ALSO,
5000 best Fire Brick for sale low by
feblI J. ". WILSON
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Bird CAGES.

1S0 ASSORTED Japanned Canary Cages, some
1OO very handsome Patterns, for sale by
j. W. WILSON,
lrblI II College St
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Flour Rarrels.

Two any Miller 10 want o. Flour Barrels Pre-
i pared ~ CONTRAST 10 iaake fFosn loo 800 bar
rets pr day aud ulaFe. Ny CooHrrs vii BE- sent "
htis ssFs the hsFres are wanted kAort 1osioe.
Apply early, Address
JS0 W. TYLER,
fsbii-a LynakbuFs, Va
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Eiection NNtIee.

FINHE Slrk bsiisFs q Nashville Gas Light Com
= EAny are hereby notined that the Anna4i Eectiun
Tor seven nFeetGrs tor ~ mJnths. IA take
place AZ the once Of tbs Csmrahy on The sitD DAY
of MARCH MKT. JAS. Il. kE<Dkfck,
febi-ld
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D EAFN e S S!

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
rising in my right ear accompanied with deafness
len days ago placed myself under the Treatment OF
Dr. VoN MosonZIsKER. ! found myself greatly relev-
ed and doubt not after few more visits will be sound
and entirely we'll With satisfaction recommend all
those who are suffering from Deafness or Blindness
not 70 delay placing themselves under the care Of Dr.
voS MoscHzIsKER, as do firmly believe there is any
Disease eilor Of the Eye Ear is durable Dr. voS
MosCKzEKER can do IL. r P HILL
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1859.
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While You Can
TOALL WHOMIT MAY CONCERN

Initiating the policy OF the Petit Larceny hero
who cried ''SroP THIEF )" to prevent pursuit OF him
SELF vendors of inferior Specacles exclaim, with
air of peculiar inn ocence "DoN'T BE HUMBUGGED."
We're we disposed to enter into a controversy with
persons having proclivity blackguardsm,
might show who are the real humbuggers, and how
the people are imposed upon by those who would be
deemed home folks.
We can't take time to throw mud. And then there
is another There some folks in this
world who too spirited to advertise lber
ally and thus draw custom. They envy those who
do They might, by tricking advertiser into
controversy gain little of HIS custom and make
HIM PAY FOR 1T. We don't choose be TRICKED
IN THIS WAY. The people understand the thing
they know something of the envy
(Which withers at anothcr's joy,
And hates the excellence il cannot reach"
So Messieurs, the people ''woN'T HuMBUG-
GED, We let you Slide We can't afford To adv ertise
for you gratis.
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Excitement in Havana.

- Tag large assortment, selected with great care
by 0ns who knows.
DELPIT'S FINE SNUFF.
Rose and Mae.boy. J.w LANGLEY Co,
tanIs Union a.
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HUGH M'CREA Il CO.,
Wholesale GrocerS
Nos. Is and is Market Street


NASH VILE, TENNESSEE,
HA'E IN store the following
loo hhds prime Sugar; 100 dog Oysters;
I5 hbls Powdered and $50 pkgs Tea;
Crushed Sugar; 500 bags shot, Rssoried;
so pkgs Go!den - Fup; loo bXs TsliOw Candles;
100 bags ito Coffee; so bags Pepper;
90 do laguira do; 40 dc Allspice;
20 pks Java do; so do Ginger:
$50 hxs star Candies, coo gross Matches;
200 do Gnu soap; loo doz Buckets;
go dc Tobacco, all IS do Charns;
brands; IS do Butter fubs;
so 900 Havana Cigars, all } Cases Indigo;
brands; casks Madden,
20 600 Melee Cigars; 20 bbls Almonds;
so coils Jute Rope, 10 do Brazil Nuts;
so do Cotton Cord; 10 do FiIberts;
so doE do Bed Cords; 10 do PccaRs,
so bbls butter and soda $50 ncnUohns,
Crackers;
Iron. Nails and Castings.
100 tons Pi;tsburg Iron, warranted;
lOOO kegs f1ttsburg aud Wheeling Nails;
20 tons assorted Castings;
5OOO pounds steel
Liquors.
$50 bbs Cin'u Whisky; do Peach Brandy;
100 do NeWsom's nliD 90 do Am. Brandy,
Whisky. 90 do do Gin,
Is bbs JuAa II. smiths I pipe pure Holland Gin;
whisky; oasks puFe ocgniAe
rs bbls Robertson co do, brandy;
90 do Rye and Aonon- Is bbis. y. Z Runs
gahea do. IS do sweet Malaga;
50 bills old s,urboa do; 90 !. easks Brandy
200 do Tennessee whlte 20 box eingeT brandy;
Whisky 20 do Raspberry brandy;
50 box Ciaret; bbls CheFry brady,
60 do scheid schnapPs; do Ginger do,
10 do Lemon Cordial 10 DO pare Apple
bbls do do; Brandy
All of The above all be sold veFy' low Tor eash by
fcbll HUGH ACREA a 90.
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Saturday, the 18th day o. February, 1873
Lot ON Broad street, West Nash
4sa willie. -

yAs- A. woaAs -. jacob and George q stiEpie.
DURSuAST ~ = decree II the CA4neeFy Curt ~
il Nashville, az November Term, fsss, m abaxs
cause xll sd. a. TIE 0osFt-hoase, h thzcity On
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1853,
certain Iss en Broad street. keNAiry = 4adilioa,
same buinxf4rt u La No. 80 "a the Ii4n - tp Ne
Nary trs5,srty ,sse froalng 50 feE Broad slFeal
A,sd ranninE bach los ipcl
rsH.s -ssssa lasAsl.sf credit asd sale frss ffon
SAais-sd yE oIKAvEs. GAN
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Travelling Shawls.

A fRw shasls on hand which VII be s.'ld cheap
"A by J. II. AoCIl-I-
febs-u
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Wilson Spring Property.

wilson Spring PROPERLY
McEwen and others Nance NAtiock.
PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the ChaBeefy Court Al
il Nashville, AT November Term, 1855, ia above
cause, will sell al the Court house, N this cay On
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1858,
Lots Nos As. &C. as so and ST. being Subdivisions of
lot No. "a u the original PLAZA " sllsoa spflng Prop
erty.
TEExs-one, twO and three years ered,I without
interest Notes wish good PersesaAi secaray Feaair
ed and lien retained
jAnl9-td J. = GlLAfkSs e n NJ
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THE
SENMONS SPECTACLES
TIL

Are manu- actured at CORNWALL, England, and No
WHERE There get supplies, AND NEVER
Skill ANY OTHER They are of the very best quality
and stand the test Of time, as will be seen by the
following testimonials from gentlemen who havn't
the precious guardians of the public (over the
Ieft) who presume to utter otes OF warning.
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markets.

mafkeIs.
New ORLEANS, Feb l8.-Cotton-sales to-
day $500 bales; market unchanged; holders
demanded an advance, but did not obtain it
lie.
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Spefial llotiffs.
Rock City Mills.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free OF charge When selling BY
the quantity. J. l. BAUAAN & 90.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C, from Rock
City Mills, Will ind order Box az the Post Once
and At W. IL. Gordon a Co.'s Warehouse, where the
car man calls four times each day.
feblo-tf J. T. BAUMAN 4 co.
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FROM SOME OF THE BEST PAPERS.
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EXTRACTS

FROM SOME OF THE BEST PAPERS.
DIR. Won Moschzisker, ocnlist and Aurist, has
acquired a high reputation.-[N. Y. Herald.
No man has done more in restoring the Deaf TO
Hearing and the Blind to Sight than Dr. Won Mosch-
Zsker.-[BALuMoRE Sun.
Dr. Moschzsker treats the Eye and Ear on a new
Medical and Surgical plan, and what is worthy of
note is the fact that in great number Of cases the
patient after few visits 20 the Doctor can treat his
own case by following certain prescriptions and di
rectons.-l WASHINGTON NATIONAL ISIEIIIGEScER
DIR. Won MoschZisker has no made for himself a
reputation in New Orleans which will abide with those
who have been benefited by his operations as long as
memory lasts, and which will fnd wide recognition
in the community whenever his name shall be men,
tioned.-[NEw ORLEANS PIcAYUSE.
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Chancery Sale of House and Lot.
Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Chancery Sale of Negroes.
Morgan 4 Co. and others ~ Allen Ledbetter and
others
DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court At
Il Nashville, at November Terra, 1858, In above
cause VIII sell al the Court hoGse, m tins city,
Saturday, The 18Th day Of February, 1859,
Negro Woman named Adeae and bsr two chill
dren, Eidridge and Mary, attached IA above suits
TEaAz months credit, withoat interest," Notes
with approved securities, and payable an Bak Of
Tennessee, required Of purchasers.
ianis-td J. T. GLEAyEs, 6. 4 NJ.
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N u i z =
IN retiring from the firm OF WELLS HOOPER &
l. Co. feel II my duty to return to the patrons of
the house my sincere thanks for their liberal patron
to the house while was there and would recon
mend my SUCCESSORS tO the public as young gant!c.
men well worthy OF liberal patronage.
II. j. WELLS
i. 81 expect soon TO go into the Wholesale Gro
Gerry business. HJW
fcbi5-u
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Dr. Won Moschzisker, as an ocnlist and Aurst, has
acquired a high reputaton.-[N. Y. Herald.
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AMI are now receiving large lot Of superior Garden
seeds from the best horticultural Gardens in the
country, which they offer % customers the best
of terms.
1t IL now object 10 make quick sales and small
prOiL' and VIII make Il 10 the advantage pur-
clasers To give us call before making purchases
lscwhere. JONES x HOOPER
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5es- Our Obliging friend, BARNEY HUGHES.
furnishes US the following item:
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Obey this Cav or Pay the Costs.
SOMETHING NEW.
A r. JONES, JOHN n. HOOPER.
JONES A. NOOpEN.
No. 81 Cedar street,
Nashville, Tennessee.

HAVING bought out the Drug
i 4 House of WELLS, HOOPER
x Co. have now ON hand a large
and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
Gals, Paints, Oils, Perfum-
cry, Fancy ticles, Tobac-
co, Havana Cigars, snufRs,
Sweedish Jeecbeq &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-07
The Fugitive Slave Case in Philadelphia
Discharge OF the Prisoner.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1859.
The evidence TO show that the alleged fugitive slave,
Dape Webster, confessed TO the officers who conveyed
him 10 the city, and Others that this his frat visit
Philadelphia, admitted after a ioug argument by
counsel. THIS testimony completely overthrow the
important evidence of the defence. { midnight last
night the evidence closed, and counsel summed up the
case, occupying SIX hours
The Court House crowded TN afternoon to hear tho
decision Of Commissioner Longstreh Crowds OF whites
blacks also gathered outside Tho Commissioner
said bis duty officer plain and simple one laid
by law He dscountenanced all attempts Of
appeal 10 private sympahes At early stage Of the
be satisfied that was intended more show
case but believed ia the liberty ofspcecb. After
explain ing his connection with tho before the
Of the fugitive which merely In accordance with law,
he said there were three things to be proven by the
ella mant TO wdebt Of labor, the escape Of the slave,
aud his identity. He reviewed the testimony both
sdes and bel eyed that the Hrs points satsac
toriy roven. He disagreed with the counsel Of the
claimant the matter Of the time Of the escape. It
material in this case, and there ia evidence that
the ella nsDt says that the escape was made November
1854, while It proven that Daniel was in Harrisburg
es in the winter Of 1861 the spring OF 1854 The
power Of attorney also detective In the point Of the
height Of the negro there difference OF three inches
he confessed he not satisfied with the point Of iden
tity The prisoner WIS discharged.
The decision greeted with immense applause. II
somewhat unexpected from the tenor OF opening
remarks of tho Commissioner.
Daniel was carried the shoulders Of his friends
through the streets and large crewd intense excite
men. prevailing in the CITY, The aboutoniss propose
public celebration.
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NEW ORLEANS, April @, 1850.
Cottop--The sales Of cotton TO-DAY l0,50o bales,
ut sitter, but quotably unchanged, prices middng i2c.
Flour advanced l2hc.: superlne So. Oats, nc. Mess
pork, SIG 90 Lard dull ut IIc per ID
Mopnr, April s, 1850.
CottonThe foreign news has caused an advance. The
sales to- day $500 bales at 1916 IKE for md
Ing Of last three days $50 bales receipts Of
time ALSO bales. Freghts 10 Liverpool 1924. Ster-
ling exchange, iosA log.
CiIsrIEsoy, April s, 1859.
Cotton has advanced slightly the receipt Of the
steamers advices. Sales to-day 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, April s, 1859.
Cotton assumed greater rnncss consequence Of the
steamers advices, and holders demanding ad-
vance. Sales TO day i, $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, April 6, 1860.
Flour unchanged Wheat quiet and dull. Corn de-
oinod WHITE $780, T5c. Provisions quiet; fness pork,
s. so; bacon, sides, 95Ec. Whiskey, 27izc.
PHILADELPHIA, April Q, 1859.
Flour very dull and declining superdne selling &c
o. Wheat also duh and defining white 81 90; red 81
S. Corn declined; yellow SEC. Provisions quiet. Mess
pork SIS CO. Bacop--Sides &c.; shoulders 65<c &c.
Whiskey dull and declined 10 &c q q &c.
CINCINNATI, April Q, 1850.
Flour in demand to MI contracts Of 1900 bbls at
50 40 So 80 for superne Whiskey declined ic closing
dull at 23c. Ness porkSales Of 1000 Db's. ct ST. rs.
Bulk shouldersSales OF 10000 lbs. at &C., delivered.
Bacon exc. q $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-07

ny CASsv--rAyr0R On Tuesday, April g. at the house
of the brocs father by the Rev Father Cauvin at
forwards 1T the Reformed Dutch church, Washington
square, by the Rev. Or. Hutton, HyRB De CAsze, oil FIJI
zabcib NJ j., 20 AMELIA, daughter OF VIM Is. Taylor, OF
THIS city.
IEANEs-TssBox -On Wednesday, April 6, at tho John
stree; Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev Charles
Barris MoRuxxR FRANKS. OF Bergen, N. j TO GEosGI
ANNA w. daughter OF Nathan rarbox Esq, Of this city.
JroHARDT-soui.-On saturday, April 2, by the Row.
A. NeIrcp, at The residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr.
WntisM JcGfARDT, OF Giesscu, Germany to Mss SOPHIA
A. BottI. Of Bedford, Brooklyn.
NmiKR--IlopsII---on Wednesday, Mlrch %, by Rev.
Mr. Hail. n the residence OF Tho brides father, Mr.. janis
Nnrrr Of Hcbokcn n. j., 20 Mss Mary " LtDDui., Of
this city.
NsscnufT--FOrv ON Tuesday, April 5, az No 60 Sc
yeptn street. by the Rev. John Cibos Capt. ID. O. Mss
s1Ufs b. Asx MARA FoiEY, an of ths city.
sTxruS -kxSSyDy.-On Saturday evening, April 2, At
the resdcuco Of the BRIDES father, by the Row. L. D.
youngest daughter OF VIM. Kennedy, Of Philadelphia