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Manifest OF the Steamer Y. G. TVich-
ell, McComas Master. from
Nam

$50 bags salt to Harris. Gordon-& Co; 300
do do. 20 bbls mackerel. To MiZZeil.
Hooper & Co; 200 hags salt. Robt Smith: 200
do do. 80 SKIS coff.e. 81 bblS molasses J II
Buddeke; $50 bags coffee. 80 bbls molasses.
Kirkpatrick. Nrvins IL Co; $50 bbls potatoes,
81 kg~ mackerel. L4nIer, Phillips & Co; 100
bg- coffee. 81 bbls molasses. Ewing, McCrory
& Co; so ks soda 9 csks lead. Ewin. Pendleton
d Co; bbl> mOlas, es. 2 half bbls mOlasses,
$ L COckrill; 80 bags cOtf e, r Weakly;
10 kits fish. 5 bxs cheese. r B Suowden Il
Co; bdle mdse, j Armficld; box do. Green
field & Patter- on: so bxs oranges. 2 bbis nuts.
Carter, WilsiOrd 4 Co.: ID bxs o. angcs, bbls
nuts. Ewing a Sp try: 4 Cases mdsr, bill do,
J W Wilson; ) blocks marble. 10 slabs do.
j Kerr; bbls sugar. half bbl do, bag coffee,
bbls rice, bxs raisins, kegs nuts, w S
Jrtt.
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Funeral Ceremonies.

The remains OF Gov. BROwN reached Chat
taaooga last evening at 81 o'clock, as we
learn 5y telpgraphc dispatch, and will reach
this city by the 8: 45 train this morning. A
procession. under direction of Maj HEINAN,
Chief Marshal, will escort the remains from
the d.pot to the State Capitol, where reli-
gious services will be performed by Rev DIR.
SUMMERS and Dr. QUINrARB. The body will
then be taken TO Mount Olivet Cemetery for
final reposp whcre funeral services will be
performed by the Masonic Fraternity.
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Ga" BY special quest OF .hi- tcilow-cjt-
n. R,v. +. L. Pms will ,rliver hi- address
on the sublime subject Of bible ProPh' cy
FULFILLED in :h, United states of America. and
the Last great battle of \ mng,dd"n.' in the
NJ, X udrc, Chmch, Tonight. Will the i,arn-
81, the patriotic and pi"Gs. give him the
court, y ~ h,"ii .? Admit anc ir =.
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DIIsD.

on the 18th inst, Mrs. RAN JANE, wife Of JAMES
". OWN, aud daughter OF the late THOMAS CALENDkR
Of tIis city.
Funeral services by Rev. DIR. Edgar. at the resi-
dcnce Of Jas Z, OwEN. WILLIAMSON CO., Monday
l4th inst, At lo5l O'Clock A. NJ. Intermeut at the
CITY Cemetery al r. NJ.
Ia - Louis, Tuesday, sth inst Of consumption
BESJAsIN p. bUIE, aged thirty one years. Nj. Br'E
NAs formerly resident OF this city, ami at TN
published temperance paper here.
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Committee of arrangements.

The Masonic Fraternity of the City Of
Nashville are requested to meet this evening
at 5 o'clock at their Hail. for the purpose of
completing arrangements for the funeral of
their late Brother, Hon. AARON V. Brown.
A full attendance is requested.
BY order, CUMBERLAND LODGE, No. 3.
PHGNIx LODGE, No 13l
SUNDAY, March -. 1859.
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re- The first week Of the engagement oil
Mr.. BoorH at the Gaiety rnIinatyd On Sat
urday night No one has ever visited Nash
will whose success has be, 80 great and
uniform. His audiences have been OF the
Iarg st and most r-prcta BILE character; and
there seems to he no abatement in the extra
ordinary enthusiasm and admiration with
which he is re garded- la every character
which'he has assumed he has deserved aud won
greai applause His engagement so far has
been al unbroken triumph on his own paIT
and IL continued ovation on the part OF tn"
citfz ms on account of his wonderful powers
To night he enters upon bis second and last
week The great tragic drama Of the APas-
tate will he performed, and in it we look for
one of the most spieudid, as it will be on" OF
the NEST thrilling of his great presentations
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NJ 'EAs. lE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We selling mauy articles OF HARDWARE,
being part of KIRKMAs EILIs's last IMPORTATION, -
at a small advance for CASH. our NEw STOCK,
whi.h is being made complete by daily arrivals, We
offer ut reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper.
You can ave money by buying your Hardware At
81 Public square, KnsKMAN * ELIs's old stand, from
r,bZS-tf MCCALL X Co.
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.a1Coulmrrrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. March Il. 1859.

t-+- 3 DAILY PATRIOT OFF1CE,
ae NASHVILLE, March IA, 1859. 4
COTTON-Sales Saturday OF 50 bales at
10 20; 81 at 10 r55; at 1879 at 81; at
l04; at SIC. p b. s 3
TOBACCO-Sa Friday and Saturday,
at Fisher, Wheless & Co.'s, of 81 hhds., at
90, IS, so. 80. s 90, IS, 6 80, 4 As,
7 95. 40, s5. 6 80, 5 20, 7 IS, IS, 5 80.
6 IS, s IS, 695. 10, S IS, 4 90. 90. 20, Z
As. 80. 4 90, As, Is, 5 IS, 4 Os, 8 90; and
bhds. Saturday, at A. Hamilton's, at so,
05, 6 80, Is, O5. "
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New FURNITURE young friend
s + GoUID. has jtst "pen' d a furniture stor''
ON M. :. College street. between Union and
Church lie has in store very iine stock "i
furniture. comprising the usual variety
amongst which will be- found some very
superior articles. Mr. G. UI.D j. young gen
tleman Of excellent business qualifications,
has been raised in our midst, aud deserve,
enc lurag- ment.
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rS- Mar PEEL's G mpbcll Minstrclls, it
will he rvmcmb d. commence an engage
mint nj Odd tdlows' LII tonight. The
Nashville public is familiar with the talents
Of their lclineatorS OF the negr, charnc ter.
Thry attr ,ct gr al crow Is wherever tn Y 90.
and never fail Ia masking decided impress
siul. Tnos, WHO wish comfortable seats
VIII "a clrly Tonight
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Davidson County Convention.
Saturday. April I'd, 1859.

For the nomination of candidates to
represent the county in the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES. The several wards OF
the city and civil districts of the county are
reanested to hold meetings, at their respective
nIaces of voting. on SATURDAY, MARCH 12Tff.
and appoint two delegates each to said con-
vantinn
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From Mexico

New ORLEANS, March l2.-The steamer
Tennessee is below with Vera Cruz dates Of
the 9Th. eH-+ss-.
A battle took place near Cordova- The
left wing of Miramon's army was completely
routed hy the Liberals. Miramon lost 100
men killed, 3 cannon. 800 muskets, and a
large amount of ammunition.
General DeGollado is preparing to march
on the Capital with ten thousand men.
The Liberals have captured Guanapinto
and Amascallentas.
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EsT- EX Il, corlcr RAwoRru, in company
with Mr.. J. +. GLENN. has gone into the gro
cry trade, on College street, opposite the
Union Bank. RAwoErH is good at almost
anything, a gentleman of intelligence, indus
try and enterprise, and is bound TO succeed in
his new vocation. Good luck To him.
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MAYORS PrOCiama ton.
MAYoRAIrY OF NASHVILLE,

MAYoRALTY NASHVILLE,
CITY Hall, March 18th, 1859.
To THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE:
Agreeable to a resolution assed yesterday evening
by ths City Council, hereby request that all of the
business houses Of the city be closed from the hours
Of 10 10 O'Clock tom (Monday) morning, and
that all the church aud city bells be talled between
raid hours, a butte of respect TO t'e mem ry OF
our distinguished fellow citizen, the Hon AARON v
B4OwS, bte Post Master Gene al of the L. :.
R.. W. MACGAVOCK, Mayor.
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. Congressional C.areatlon.

A District Convention to nominate an OPP
position candidate for Congress in this Con-
gres-ional District. viii meet in this city to-
day at IL O'clock NJ, at the Courthouse.
The delegation from Davidson county, APP
pointed at the meeting few weeks since,
should be in attendance.
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iISrU.icAL S,CmTN The M mh5r- 81 thi-
Soci, ty VII meet NJ The Copitoi, at o'clock
rIo~u.ug, FIR the purpose Of pro
e., ding in budy To thc depot Of the y. n
q. Railroad. where the reIIaIus Of the lat
.. A. NJ train. Members viii please Ia
nj
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es TRABUE Il LucUss first large spring
sale commences Tu, sday morning, March
18th, and continues for three days. Dry
Goods, Shoes, ClolLing. Straw Goods, Varie
~ Goods, &c, &c, will be offered. Attend
the sale
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REsUMED.-we are pleased TO learn that
DIR. Il. w. HALL, WHO has been temporarily
absent, has I. turned to his post and entered
again into the active practice Of his pro'es-
sion. Ills Office is on Cherry street, No. 22Aa.
near Union. IL
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In these Lotteries a'ery Pyize Is dr.
Magnificent Scheme for March, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
65.ASO.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
CLASS /,
SPLENDID SCHEME

D be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, March IS, ltSs
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

4Approximstions 10 the 500 900 Of 5000 each {
of&Oo 10 SO 600 of 400 TO 90 600 Of 400 Ia Is goo
4 of 400 10 $40 900. -
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River and steamboa. news.

ARRIVED.
March lib. NJ. Runyan, st. Louis.
13.-Cuba, Paducah.
ssBAgat g DEPARTEp.1 E6ETAt8 rs
March 12.--B. NJ. Runyan, St. Louis.
Kate French. Cincinnati.
13.-Cuba. Paducah.
The river is falling, with about Al feet
water on the shoals.
The r. @ Ti0iehA arrived on Saturday eve
ming from New Orleans. She will leave
return trip tomorrow morning.
The Scotland and James Johnson both left for
New Orleans yesterday, the former in the
early part of the day, and the latter in the
evening.
The Sam Krkmqn being unavoidably de-
tanned on Saturday, will leave for Cincinnati
and all way points this day. at II o'clock
NJ. She is an excellent steamer, and most
admirably differed in the persons of Captains
THRoOP and SMEDLEY. Secure rooms early,
Ohio river.
The Muanaonka is the regular mail boat to-
day at l 2 O'Clock NJ. She is a bright star on
the Cumberland, and always goes crowded
with people. Capt. DAsHIELL and her clever
and attentive clerk, BELL. have rendered the
laughing Maiden a popular institution in our
trade
We noticed on the register. yesterday, at
the Sewanee House. the name of our clever
friend, BUNTING, late one of the clerks of the
famous Sdllie Wea. From his registration,
which is as follows, it being his residence
and destination -" Salle West, depart d
tant when the entire crew-probably the best
ever thrown together-Of the gay Salhe, will
be iOgeth on the finest and best boat ever
AZ our wharf
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A Coop Now FOR THE SCOTIA SoUTH-
EKN FAMILY PAPER.--W" RI nee to he able to
announc that at last proper effort Is about
T., H.. mad. u establish a Southern Family
Ncwsptp r, in the SoEth, by gentleman
possessing rauital. energy. experience and
talent sufficient To- ensure its sn"cc-S. IL is 10
l.s called the Soa'haH Fed and F.res''e; will
he uuhiished ri Augusta, GrorLia. by jas.
G.PpxYR Esq. and will u edit Il hv Mr. ".
W. MANN, IN its Lit r.try, and III c iebrai ed
Dr. LEE, IA IT, AZ icul al d par'Incnt. The
price VII l,- - Is r an IUm
We hail the Fa"V"mcHt a. the hrst dawn OF
s ,Ithcrn | 81 y nd ace. II II one step for
ward ia the direction r. reliance o. our "wn
rs urc =. lisp rf'cl co s'mnati"n "
in III. outcaSIin" "f all North r. Hi"ra Y
trash. and the establishment sc ncaiihv light
literature Of oar own. This l. all We can say
at present. hut " i t nd t" Tr''ur tO tae sab
j.ci freyaea0g - Wlztlos'rry Iaal.
w rtldii hail wiki pleasure the arp 'arancr
Of such IA paucr ~ the one st1Vc d ScCIbed,
and will do all in our powcC 10 iEom' t. ITS
general circulation. h iirvin- thar 1" be the
most q .ctual way Of destroying the 'a"n-
grcI bred Of literary pap r. nov 10y tar too
gen rally circUlIt' Il in The nth. t" the cX-
clusion of the hotter class o. Southern pa
pers.-NssiiJiVc Ners.
a journal answering exactly t" the above
exposition of Il great desideratum, is pup
lished in this city. 1t il called the SOatLer''
Homestead. and is devoted to the Southern
f.Id and Preside" IL may he nd at 81 OU
Der annnm Ivy addressing our friends, l.. l..
WILLIAMS & Co.
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isy Council.

Proceedings Of the same IN regard TO the death Of
the HJn aaron v Brc,0n.
President HOILNGsw0RTH in the Chair,
who stated that the City Council had been
call together for the purpose of receiving
Message from the Mayor. The Recorder then
read the following Message from his Honor
the Mayor:
MAYoRAIFY OF NASHVILLE,
City Hall. March II, 1859.
To The Honorable Members Of tie City Council
GENTIEMEN-G have already heard of
the melancholy and untimely ath of oar
Distinguished fellow cit II, the Hon. AARON
V brown. late Postmaster General of tue
United States. A. public meeting OF the
citizens held ut the Court House on the 10Th
inst. II Committee of Arrangements was APP
pointed To make suitable preparations for tile
/, ception OF the +, mains of the d, ceased.
t,icgrnphc dispatch has been received stat
ing that they will reach here on Monday
morning al o'clock, and il IT, the pleasure Oi
IN. Committee that the City Government
in in paying the proper tribute OF rep ct
dLc the memory of 80 distinguished u puUlic
servant.
Yours, very respectfully,
X. ". MCGAvOCK, Mayor.
On motion the message was referred to a
Committee o" three, consisting of Messrs.
DIrden, Bostick aud Hamilton. who report
after consultation the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The City Council of Nashville
has been informed, by IA message from the
Mayor, of the death of our distinguished
lrll"w-ciliZen, the Hon. AARON V. BROwN,
and whereas we feel that while our country
Al large is mourning the loss of enc OF her
iIost able and patriotic statesmen. the city Of
Nashville participating in this feeling. has
also been deprived OF one of its most esteemed
cit MS therefore,
Rssolred, by the City Council of Nashville.
that ia the death of the Hon. AARON Y. Brown,
the whole country has lost one of lis most
able and devoted patriots-the STATE of Ten
uc>>,e one of its brightest ornaments, and
our city Que whose genial social Qualities.
In,ral public spirit and moral and upright
Il pertinent have won the admiration and
love If all VITO knew him.
Resoipei, That in consideration of bis long
public rvice, both in the STATE aud Federal
Government, his high character and great
mural worth, we in common with public
budi,s wall meet at the City Hall ON Monday
morning at o'clock, aud proceed to the depot
tn receive the rrmainsoi the deceased and
escort item hence To the State Capitol.
Rssotcoi, That the Chairman OF the Conven-
tioh appoint one member from each body to
proceed 10 Chattanooga Tomorrow Borung
Tor the purpose OF accompanying the ronains
To this city.
Resoipod That all the Public bells o: the
city be tolled from $ 10 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
Resolrod. That the Mayor be requested to
make proclamation requesting the cliiz sns TO
close tneir business irOm 10 10 o'clock.
a. a al
the afflicted family oil The deceased.
The President appointed Aid. Hamilton
and Councilman Darden, Us Committee 10
proceed 10 Chattanooga to accompany the
remains TO this city.
The City Council then on motion adjourn
ed.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

Sc We are au.horiz d |, announce JOHN d. Cow
FIR a. cand for Constable in the first District.
Election March 20 1859. marl2-te
a. We are authorized TO announce W. F. MEACH.
AN AS candidate Tor Constable in the first District
Election March 70, 1888. marl2-td
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Called Meeting of historical society.

The members OF me Historical Soeiety request
ed 90 meet at the Capitol at O'Clock, tomo. row
morning, r the purpose OF attending, in bo y, al
the depot Of the Nashville and Chatham og. RaiIosd,
for ia RECEIPT OF the remains Of tie ls P0staaas
Ter General, Hon. AAEoS V. BHows.
narii s.s.is 3. - Il A. NELSON, 7. See.
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= ------ -.~.s- a., u. Lcu.s No ! Jan2e-deu
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For Congress.

Ev- We are authorized TO announce Cen. Jas.
VI. Quarlcs, Of Montgomery county, Candidate
r,r the nomination of the Amer Party for Con-
,rcss III this Con- ressonal District.
drg.h-td
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE river is sta
tionarv with 81 feet water in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS. March l2-The river is station
ary. The upper Mississippi is falling slowly.
The Missouri is stationary. The Illinois is
hiyh and sill risng.
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Notice.

There will be meeting Of the St. Patrick Club at
their Hall Monday evening, the l4th inst. for the
purpose of making arrangements for tie celebration
Of II Patr ck's day. .r...
a full attendance is earnestly requested.
marI4 A. KING, Sec'y.
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We have a splendid stock Of
BOOTS 81 SHOES.

Purchased directly from Eastern mAaufAeto-
ries consisting 10 part 81
Ladies r. X. Kid Boots, with 4 without heels;
:. thick sole |"
So Slippers AMI Baskln-;
Mo- Boots. &e-
Chiidren's Shoes. all kind;
Grnt's Oxford Ties;
Coagrc>s Boots;
a. Cloth Caters;
a Fine Pump sole Boots. sewed 4 Peg;
Coarse Brogans; Kip do; Calf do;
foath's aud Boys Shoes. &e-
Hats add Caps
We have dlFectiv from fhs o1iy arcnf N he rnlsd
slaiss, A<=sFs pufoar Co = Anelor brznd Bsiiifg
csusbs ~hicA nsae Tie sleczi stt.sstsan q Nj
isfs se thek YEA leftpr afsoc1 pr1k - snzke
{ Their nireest a by a "a tt -
We have hsssse liEnest everything tkAs -
eessafy sks slork eatrrly cornprsr and -
n.ses ne drsasnAs q tfsAs, - waira mesi -,
nxss-Lz hswEKIER, MIIiER 90.
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GENTS WEAR.

Fine French Cloths, all color;
Cassimers, plNin aad fancy;
black;
Sattinetis, Gray Tweeds;
Eastern Jeans, &c.
Also. Liaen Pant staff. all kinds; Mar
sailles Vestihgs. Shirts Shirt Collars; Cra-
va.s; etc.
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The Sl.liXir.,,

Prepared by Dr JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure OF DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, Gas advertised in
another coulmn has, by its merits, obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing to their patients convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
tisordered digestive organs to healthy function. Nh
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incuTable by
of the Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health, atested
Gates testify aprl3-lv
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COLLECTIONS OF
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE OF POSTAGE
ncentp Sc a,.d Coiee Tarietles for One Dollqr

nrenfy Select and Choice Tdrietics for One Dollar.
NOR the accommodation of those who love the Gull
IL uVation Of flowers, but who rssce n distance
nom where they can be procured, we have selected
the most beautlfvi I'D snowy varieties each sort dis
tinct la color, and calculated to produce line erect
when planted oat in beds groups Ia the flower Dor
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
with the tauicai and English name, height time OF
towering, rolor Of tie G"wcr, manner ~ growing,
whether erect trailing the time should be soHn,
.nd other valuable hints 10 IT'S cultivation. In
lectiug these varieties. We have been careful TO
ulude all which shy bloomeTs have insg-
nicant appearance, that the collections Will
prise only those which really snowy aud hand
some, aud lirh We believe would prove 20 the
tire satisfaction OF any lady gentleman who might
be disposed 70 order them. The collections wIil be
sent free by st to any part Of the country Al the
following prizes. O"
Assor tnenI No. consists q twenty choice va
rietics of Annuals........... 81 90
No. consists OF twenty choice
reilcs u BIZ unIals ADD Fereu-
nl1ls-. ..---.........-..--.. 70
No. consists Of ten extra nne vari-
ricti = OF Annals aud Peren-
mails, embracing many Of the
REV and choicest ia cutva-
bs'Il ............... ..--.... W
No. 1 consists Of 1--WE very choice
varieties, selected from Prize
flo~ ers OF English Pansics,
German CaTnaIion aud Plco-
tee Pink, Nerbenas, Truf-
"a AS French Astcrs aud
Double HoiiyhOcks, each 81
which are sold at Is cents
AIfX MACKENZIE,
febl5-lm Il College street, Nashville
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Negroes for Saic.

tITE have a most exc,flest man and hls siis for
w sale, both late zdsaa, III m age. lie 40
man i sod cUok, sasis 4aa fOnsf, all tiisa =
most exce4ieng gATdeIer ard rsiIabtt nsgro.
fob..-u e ii aGfAlNE - 10
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steamer Prince Albert Ice-bound.

ST. JOINS, f. March ia vessel
reports spanking the steamer Prince Albert,
Tuesday afternoon, 40 miles south of Cape
Race. She had been kept out by ice.
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Spiral llOtifes.
Rock CITY Mills.

j. Z. BAUMAN 81 Co.. PrOprietOrs.
E BAUMAN x CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
~. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all tim
Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner of Line and
Ierry streets Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date, until further nOticethe
ice of
J Stra Family Flour SO so Fine Bran.......... so
ne Flour. 90 Mixed Bran. 50
nbolted ...........3 SO Coarse Bran 49,. 20
ddlings..........-.2 90 Corn Meal 75c 2 bushel.
aop Feed, r bush. 40
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
ny place in the city free Of charge When selling by
he quantity. J. Z. BAUNAN q co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &c, from Rock
City Mills will ind order Box the Post Office
and at W. II. Gordon X cos Warehouse, where the
Car-man calls four times each day.
febl0-tf J. 4. BAUMAN K co.
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~ - "ru'rs aadfessed u X FRANCE & Co. Man
tgers' baltimore, Nd Will with proinut atten.
ian aud the printed ofcal drawings sent as soon a
over FRANCE 4 Co.
feb2S-td Managers, Maryland State LOTTERIES
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

'oolt pr1Zeh amounting q "A Al
Tickets $50. Halves $40, Quarters s. 90 Egths 81 SO
IarkaEc 81 70 Who'll" Tickets AT $50, costs $3.50
There are II drawn ballots, and each ballot be-
ing worth so, makes.
Is per cent oil, being Observation-Disclosures. so
Leaves net............ .............. 2o4
leaving risk % the purchaser ... s.ls
Persons who desire need only remit the risk an
tarkaee, Tor which We viii send Certificate as fol-
lows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

PRINTERS Festival Monday next, the l7th.
ALERT's CoNCRRT-Thursday, (to-morroT) the
18Th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

The NEW CENT-We have been shown by E.
B. Hale, Banker, specimens of the new cent just
issued from the mint. In size and weight it is sim
liar to the old Helo cent? On one side is the stamp
zone cent? as in that, surrounded with a wreath
On the reverse is the head of an aboriginal fe-
male" with a crown of feathers, on the band of
which is the word Liberty" This head is encir
cled with the words United States of America
The New York Times is indignant at an Indian
head being given as symbol four nation, and sug
gests, to carry out the idea, that" black wench"
ornament our gold coins, butwe consider this new
design great improvement on the crow which
"set of the other