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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-10

A(FElNEI
TIIE TROY IRON ANDNAiL FACTORY, -
rs Al TROY. n. Y. have llEury Burdens I'm M "
~ Mr~,y,4i FFpEESE SHOE Machinery nCwh IN
vi III nj successful operation, and arc prepared ~
W III execug. orders Horse and Mule shoes OF "
" snv Weight and Pattern, al price but little
,boyt TIE ur;ge Of Horse Shoe Iron.
nm. v Iron Il s in shoes is warranted in every
y,t T SHOES bee approved Of and are now used by
ne TrS ste Government Vey, as also by man o! ihe
irr;,l stsre aud Omnibus Companies and Horse Shoers
hrouhout the country These Shoes can be purchased through
tl ,TiupaI Hardware and IN the United States
subscriber az Troy, viii receive prompi
.,-.-t;,,1 NM. I. BURDEN,
e-~rilt 10 Agent, TEoy, Ne York
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In store and arrive Of their Seeds the character of which
well known they need not word Of recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS &CO.,
PrOprietors Of the 4imeTiean Seed Gardens.
H6hprsfeld Conn,
800 dozen assorted from this house This old and
celen hOu and perhaps sell seed than house in
New England
We the first to introduce their Seeds in this market and
till their wholesale
Their seeds have given full satisfaction, and we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
R1SLEEs
Fredonid Ne,C York.
large supply from this house. put up boxes containing 300
papers. assorted to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any the market and prefer
them from having been grown 80 far NOTth.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
and bHshei.
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their GdrdeRs South Union, Ry
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
GARDENERS and families who wish their supplies
better send in their orders before broken
ja2 RAINS & BROWN.
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NoTICE 10 sT1II'PER~,
a Fine Country Residence for E. sale.

EFAFING GlemllI carry my Nt7r0es 20 tIe soaFl, a,
& i will sell about Three or Four Hum s5ss2S
IT1d Acres OF f.amd, being part OF the tract SS
on Winch nov reside good Turnpike Road, A-
.bu thirteen mile. from Nashville Of the best
bodp Williamson County. Soil equal to any n the state For
PARTICULAR apply the premises or to A V 3 'nesey
in Nashville , D-Dr
serg-lu = 81 ElNN1No.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND
C0MMISSION MERCRANTS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQCORS, CI-
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
NO. Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAVE in stod and for full stock of Groceries
CfyaTS tobacco Liquors. and wish to purchase ths fol-
Corn, Lard and HacOn---we will pay the highest
jail 80 50 PFC - '-'> - . BEN NJ NOEL & co.
" [jaI4, 59l BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
W in barrels or loose. Ljal4l BEN. NJ. NOEL & co.
nRIED ERUIT.---lOOOO bushels dIied Apples and
II , Peaches. [jal4l BEN NJ. NOEL < co.
TNLAX SEED. ---3, JOj bushels Flax Seed
4 diately. ljal4l BEN. NJ NOEL * co.
MILLET SEED.---5,OOO bushel good clean Millet
INA Seed Gjal4l BEN. NJ NOEL co,
II IjalI. BEN NJ NOEL co.
ENEATIIERS, BEESW8X. AND GINSENG.
II We will he highest market price in CS for all that
is offered. ljanl4 j9l BEN NOEL & co.
NOKN! CORN I've want to purchase mmedately
u 10000 bushels good me charitable Corn either in sacks
loose. ia!4 j9L BEN. NJ NGEL co.
nEA NUTS,---5OOOO bushels Pea Nuts 10 gil an order
Ljal4, J9i BEN. N. NOEL & co.
COpartneTshIp Notice.
Y u w ~. ". U. 81 r. b.
HARRIS have this day associated themselves together
der The style of
HARRIS, GORDON * co.,
ToR TIKI PURPOSE o. TRASsAcTrxuA
GENERAL con- MISSION
Forwarding Business,
At tie old stand Of " H. Gordon 6 Co., Bdsh0Rle, Tenn
W. H. GoSs Co. Nv vi. W continue the F F and Nil III
mi t,.o 81 a. Harris (ortou 4 Go.
Nashville, Sov /, 1855.
Fine Imported Trandies for Sale.
Pipes Jules Rolne & Co cognae Vintage Is
5 i Alex seignette Z" 10.
IPanchon Old Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The Invoice Of Brandy will sell to the trade cheap
Dec iI5'''' '-'' HARRIS, GORDON & Co.
WHISKY.
zoo GABRELs Deans Aurora Whisky;
OUO sog Cd, do n Sam hale's II ,pp do copDoN T. ~
TURK'S ISLAND SALT.
HOnA BAGS 7. 1. Salt, in store and for sale by
EUUO HARRIS, GORDON & co.
SUNDREES.
- = HALF BARRELS Molasses;
I'D 10 dc Land Plaster;
s .n S9fs. Bar Soap HARRIS GORDON eco.
TOBACCO.
0OO BOXES Langhorne & Sons Gold Leaf Tobacco
SDNJ 50 do + Boaz's No Tobacco;
50 do Jos GOdwin's Rosebud Tobacco
50 do Keen & Smiths Tin Foil Tobacco;
In store ana for saleby HARRIS. GORDON K co.
COTTON ROPE.
900 REELS Bed Cord and Plough Line size Cotton Cord
elNJND in and fer sale by
HARRIS, GORDON eco
GLOVER SEED.---I5 barrels PennsyIVas
Z mia Glover Seed. just received and for sale by
decl5-n HARRIS GORDON & CO.
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
A FULL Stock Of all Sizes in store and for aIehy
~ now HARRIS, GORDON & co.
4 NLOVER SEED --Fifteen ibis PenRsy lyania Glove
Z ! Seed, just received andfOr sale by
DecI5 HARRIS. GORDON & Co
SRnn BOXES Werk Theletts Candles, and
SftbNf for saeby HARRTS. GORDON & co.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
NM win keep constantly hand full pOws
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOW FactO-
ry Farmers would do we'll TO give call before purchasing
sell them good steel pillow has offered
for sale IN this twenty per less than you
have been payRgf the quality Of plows.
2. a. C. ANDERSON,
fet6-0 80 and IS corner Broad and College streets,
Nasty Tenn
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
EN- TRAL AELR GA ID

-
THE CAPACITY or TINS ROAD reuALTO ANY IN COUNTRY
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dAuLDrsa ANDERSON, ANDERSON
Le6aa0a 7tna. ilsAriEle. Tenn
4. * G. ANDERSON,


OMMISSI EISGHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY N, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers in BacOns Lard and Country Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
Corner of College and Broad sts.,
SFaVILLE, TENNESS
receipt Of large and we'll assorted of
w Groceries, Liquors, &e TO which invite the attention
the trade.
SUGARS. 100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all
100 hhds Louisiana Sugar all grades Va brands,
grades, l50t kegs White Lead,
81 bbis \ z. and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed 20 do
IS bhls n i Loaf and Powder Is do Mason Backing,
ed Sugar, 5 0lags fine Salt,
COFFEE. 100 hbls Kanawha Salt,
100 bags choice Baltimore Coffee, IS boxes quart TASKS
260 bags choice New Orleans l25 do pint and L pint fesks
OI mOLAsSES. A' L .Is rSIsSs. ''AF''
20 bbs eboed Molass 50 bbls Smiths old Reserved
80 = bbis choice Reboiled do Whisky,
SUNDEssES. IS do old Rye Whisky,
200 boxes star Candles, IS do 10 Monongahea do
100 do Tallow do go do Pixies Mannolia do
Us do Ba: Soap, 800 do Tenn pure white do
$50 Ground Pepper, IS do Eewsoms do
80 do do spice, co do old Fort andCorndo
% do do Genser, % do Old Port and Malaga
O5 do sup Carb Soda Wines,
65 do Indigo, al sizes, q bids Am Gin,
~ casks Carb Soda, do Holland de
do Madder, u do old cognac Brandy,
Is % SPICE SPICE Is baskets Sc Champagne Wine,
- tierces Rice, $50 bbi Cider Vinegar.
100 Painted Buckets, & doz Brooms
6 do hashbOards, 2 600 assorted Cigars,
81 nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together with many other articles such usually
ieb-6u P & C. ANDERSON.
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FREIGHTS WESTWARD.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
r..
49, ~
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FUyFE NTENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore East, and Wheeling BenwoOd and Park
eTsburp which places it unes with Railroads.
Steamers. &c, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and NOrth-VeSt.
Two Wheeling daily 1920 P. NJ, 1910 A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only to Washington City.
Passengers by this Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New and Boston, at the cost Of ticket to Boston Alone by
other lines.
Time as quick and fare as low via any other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at any
of the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
E. p. FULLER, Gen' Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
" p Smith. Master TRANSFORMATION. dec6
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AARON STRETCH,
Ef1wnOLEsALE AND RETAILFfI
RRUGGIST

CORNYR or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has just returnedfro the East with large
~ superior assortment Of TIE following articles together
with many others pertaining to the Drug Business Wch he
invites the atsntOn Of and all that pure and unsul
erated articles, which purchased from first hand In
porers TIE Ladies especially requested to call and examine
his large stock Of ne Imported Pemey and Fancy Goods
ssting in part Of the following, viz:
Otto Rose in fine cut Vias,
Extract Kissme Quickly
do Rondeet something and very fine;
All the Frangipani preparations:
Musk and Yerhena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, with all the new patterns
1air do large variety;
Erasiye Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubin's fine Ex.Genuine Musk SOAP;
Lubin's Rose Soap Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Farina ColOgne Glycertne and CaInpnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; " ash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders Fig Paste and GUEa Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juube Paste, &C.
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Spcccss % Hon. :. a. smith. Of s-e,,,,...s....
an alic sAonse ga REPRESENTATIVES,, Jam
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A vALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

[coScLUDED TO MORROW
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WINTER Al3RANGEmENT.
Freight Notice,

Ii FREIGHT will be forwarded by train must
q H. delivered at the Station House, letweeI the hours Of .
anu 80 p NJ hat tine viii lie too late tor maniestng
for that Gav, and there is uCouveuIeEce Tor stJInE
Freight or points between Nashville and Gailan
fana5Ltf Il. FAUN7LEROT, Agent
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ODfum Smoking

Tho New York correspondent of the Richmond
EnqS3er says that, in addition to tho poisoned
liquors, which produce 80 much disease aud death
10 New York, another practice, engendered by
cupidity and fostered by vitiated taste Is coming
into vogue, both in England and in this country,
and which promises to be more destructive In Its
effects than all the poisoned liquors ever invent.
cd, and that is the smoking of Opium mixed with
tobacco, in pipes, &c. Already Persian and Ara
ban Smoking Tobacco ia paraded before the pub'
lie, which Is said to contain admixture Of pre-.
pared Opiam. Once the habit Of Opium smoking
takes possession of its vo.aries, there is hope
Of reform. The only end is stupefaction aud
death. 1. will be a terrible day for humanity
when Opium smoking shall spread among the
people Of England and America. Aud the time
may arrive when this great evil, which England
attempted to fas.sn upon the Chinese, may recoil
upon her own people and upon us. Curses some
times 60 home to roost. May civilization be saved
from this, the greatest of all curses
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IpcrsastnR Postage.

We are glad to see our contemporary, the En-
qairsr, deprecaing any scheme for the increase Of
postage, until, at least. searching inquiry has
been made into the expenditures and every reduc
sion made that is possible. "Ths Post Office
says ths Enquirer, sis enphatically the poor mani
Department Of the Federal Government. 1t, ssps'
caliy, of all the departments Of the Federal Gov
srnnsrt, reaches down to the cottage OF the poor
man, and We should prefer to sec this Dspartms Ell
kept at the present rates rather than see return
60 higher prices. To make this Department self
sustaining will do bat little good, il the present
system Of reckless expenditure is to be continued
Lat ths management of the Department be strict
ly ssrutiniasd, as well the laws enacted by
Cou)ksss, aud which the Department Is compelled
to carry out--Ocean Mail Routes, California Land
and Sea Routes, wholesale .franking privilege,
add numerous other absorbent to of the postal rev.
eaue.'
The country will put It's mark on the men WHO
vote to increase their own pay and emoluments,
and then impose additional burthens upon the pso.
pie TO make up for their selfish eItravagence.
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New Public alton.

sThe London Manual Of Fancy Work" A very Gle.
CANT volume which processes to instruct the ladies
in every variety Of ornamental needle work. It 10
the best kind of holiday gift and though the holi
days are past, il will do to present TO lady any
day Of the year. 1t contains three hundred en-.
cravings, besides eight choice pattern plates in
handsome colors and on tinted paper, embraces
minute instructions for the execution Of every
known species of needle work, lace work, en-.
broidery, wire work, crctohet, knitting, knotting,
netting, tape work, transferring, bead work, Bsr.
lin work, braiding, applique and We know not
how many moro wonderful, pretty, useful, profit.
able and entertaining kinds Of light industry,
adapted to the feminine taste aud feminine fns
gers. 1t ia precisely the sort Of volume that
every lady, rich or poor, would accept with de-
light, and esteem beyond conception; and the price
IS only 81 26l No family should be without 1t.
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York, publishers. For
sale by @. NJ. WssT, Richmond.
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THE DISP ATC Fl .
MoRSrsc. :. JANUARY 70. ,sss
nars rrnuc.s A. Ksmbis.

II -
We v.s,srdsy published an interesting skssen
Of m interview Of some ladies OF New York ~'.'
s,rs Kemslc, on the subject Of giving rssdines
Ala az the funds for the purchase Of Mount VIZ
non. Mrs. Ksubie declined. 10 her gfsna anu
hesoleal way. on the ground that Congress e'oos
shsud become the purchasers Of Asunt VERNON
tho.rb Abe said she would be willing TO faiss NEE
psy for the ohincs provided IL should % gwen 10
Conrrss,. to aid that body In making the pars
shase Wa are not prepared to deny that Con-
vre.s ourbt to purchase Mount Vernon, aud that
= norton Of the money which IL squandsrs upon
itself and its favcritss might, with more propris>
~ hs dedicated TO tho purchase Of the last rests
,nr Mace Of Washington. Il ought 70 be remsms
e,rsa. however, that Congress did once make an
cf.r Of the amount which Mrs. Washington, at
that time proprietor OF Mount Vernon, consented
TO receives and that after her DEATH the price was
doubled, and then the whole matter was dropped.
We are Of opinion that II would have been better
for Congress to have paid any snm, no matter hov
exorhttaut, rather than permit Mount Vernon TO
remain private property, and exposed to such cor
<ipseueies AZ those from which sLe ladies OF Ars-
r,sa. with generous and whole-souled patriotism,
are now seeking TO rescue. 10 that event, our
fair eountryvomen would not have been COMPEL.
Cd. a Mrs Kembls Justly observes, to avail
themselves OF the aid Of charity balls and Ssvss
papers. nor, VIC may add subjected themselves to
che greater humiliation of soliciting the assist
anee OF a ouopdam English actress, Who once
wrote book abasipg the country, which she likes
v.,l enough, however, TO live upon; aud wboss
temper, If not her Wit, has been invigorated by
the frosts Of age.
In s,IIi less amisbls light does Mrs. Kemble
appear In her cold rebuff to the young lady, Miss
Esmords, who Is, like herself, shskspsrisn rea.
der, and who, seeking an interview with the tra'
g!c queen, was left to SILVER, for fiteen minutes,
in Geld passage, and then dismissed With an in
shifting note. No talents e0a reconcile men to
euch heartlessness; no reflection OF the dramatic
glorIes of a quarter OF . century ago, can gild
with redssming iussre such hsrshness and cruel
~. Even the youthful Fanny, in the hey.dsy OF
her theatrical rsnowp, when the Old Park Theatre
was at her feet, could nos have offered, with i'm
punity, such iusolence to modest and worthy
professional aspirant. Mach less will tt be par.
donsd "a the mature, !! not venerable matron,
who no longer Yields a sccptre even on the boards
of mimic life, whom retirement and advancing
years ought to have chastened, sofsened and hu-
Yuanige5
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MAAiN q lGTlLLlAAMC ca.
PORT OF RICHMOND-JANUARY1 18th, 1850.
High Water This day Wednesday, a o'clock.
ARRIVED.

Park sallie MaSee. Rogers, Rio, Coffee.
Bark Chantic!eer. Murray, Baltimore. In ballast
scsr Geo Adams, Chase, New Orleans, sugar
and molasses. Dunlop: M9ncnre & Co.
Hsteamship Roanoke, skinner. Y. mdse and pas
seDgers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, keene. Baltimore. mdse. d
& W Currie.
Steamer City of Richmond. Teal, Philadelphia.
mdse and passengers, Ii futile.
BAHIA, Dec g. Sailed, ship Humming Bird
Hampton Roads. in Fort bar Ann Grant, Swain.
for Rio Janeiro in ballast, days.
NEW YORK, ian .6-hrriyed. schrs Jonas, smith,
and D Strong. Wilmington, n G.; Marina, New.
bern. c; Chief, hidridge, Norfolk j g Ferris Bue-
ia Vista. AMI J Cramer, of Va. Jan. l7.-Cieared,
schrs L. smith and Il III smith. Wilmington, N C,
N O. arrived, schr Edith, Brest, N rfolk
Rio JANEIRo, Nov. 27.-In port, bark Zingarilla,
Burke from Richmond dischg; Sallie Magee, Rogers
from and for Richmond. ldg 40 ne, swan from Rich.
mond. dischg Later. - Dec. lU-Clearsd, bark
Sally Magee
bcsres. san I5--Arrived. brig Phebs A Page
Lewis. Bluff Point. Va.
SALEM. Jan IL ARRIVED, schr Bion, Davis, Nor
folk via PrOyincetown
NoRP LIZ, Jaa. lS-The ship Chariot Of Fame -
H ewles, err, sailed frcm Ca 70. on.22d ~ OF
81 days Nov. l9-Lat 81 As 5, log 81 90 West. pass
ed an American bark bound N showing Marryott' g
signals. o l45s, 3D. Disting Pendant. Nov. Goth
Lat 81 O0 r long 81 on Vest, boarded from Eng
lsh ship MATILDA Wattenhack." 3s day from LoI,-
don, for Cape of Go d Hope. Dec Is Lat 1916 8,
long 20 80 West. was boarded from Epgii.h ship
Calcutta; took fl ON her. the crew Of ship .Oxnard
of Bosron. abandoned the day previous likewi-e a
quantity OF provisions and life boat saved from
the oApsrd The os 3x ina was from Bristol Eng
North
NORFOLK. Jan. Is-Arrived in Hampton Roads,
ships sebastian Cabot, and Haniazeket. in rs days
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DIED,

In Dinwtddis county, on the'f1th instant. e the
house Of her brother tDr J v Crcwdef o. pron.
ehitis. NARY d wife Of Mr. Charles L ku9inn. Y!
this city ehe dI:d with perfect resignatiCu. and
full consciousness that she wouid meet tnss r.
ward which awaits the Just and the virtsous q. ~.
loss. Age thirty years, three months anu nse
days.
~ Christian Advocate please cory.
YESTERDAY morning. RICHARD W HAkhie: IN
Henrico county, in his 10th rear. 80,
On Tuesday. the 18th inst TT half pest 9G,oGn
M, at the residence Of his fhther, JOHN duMh0
MCCARTHY. in bis 18th year
The relatives and friends Of the deceased are sc.
specifically invited to attend his funeral wisnous
further notice. from the SECOND baptist cnulSn'
this afternoon. at ~ o'clock. -,
On the nth instant, after short and peiniiui H.
ness Mrs ANN MILLS, consort OF James Wis.
resnecttuiv nyited 10 attend her funeral from the
Baptst church on Ore gon HILL to-day, at II o'clock.
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PLASTIC PRecEss.-G. W JONES. Dentist. having
purchased the exclusive right for the above
mode of making TEETH. and after asinJ and test
ing it in the mot difficult cases uhere other plates
had fatlcd is entirely satisfied Of its absolute saperi'
0ritV the gold. silver and platra method can.
therefore. with confidence, recommend IL to all no
ma desirefuil partial sets of teeth and especial
III to Such as may be dissatisfied NTH those they
using In this process, all of the objections TO
the gold plate are removed-the suction being per-
feet secures comfort aud Stability to the it. and the
teeth being embedded in the metal. the food is excu
ded from unper between them; they are there
FORE cleaner, smoother andIin every respect better
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc.
cured. be can insert one or more teeth Without clasps
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will BIO taken in part
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. jaT-ly
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Disbandment OF Theodore Parksr's
SOCtety

The Boston Cossfier states that the Society over
which Theodore Parker has 60 long presided, has
disbaSded, and given up Musical Hall, which they
have heretofore used on Sunday. The illness and
departure Of Mr.. Parker for the South are tho
cause Of this movement.
1t must have been a most affecting separation
suoh shepherd leaving such lambs! What sort
of account Of his steHafdship he expects to give
It is difficult to imagine Instead OF preaching
the Gospel, he has preached .'blseding Kansss,"
rebellion, murder, robbery and civil war. If tho
South does not improve bis health, We hope II
will his patriotism and his temper. There arc
some negro preachers in "the South" who could
Teach the Rev. Theodore the first principles OF
Christianity.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

w.sursoroN jan Is. The Senate Com mittee
on the Post once Department have agreed to res
port a bill putting the postage at the old rates
existing in 1S45, viz: cents per a ounce under
5000 miles; 10 cents per a ounce over that dis
lance. Also to authorize The Postmaster Genera
10 make contracts for carrying the mail at the
lowest rates. without regard 10 the mode Of con-
veyance. Also to restrict the franking privilege
The Postmaster General axis for Eli, DOC, 600 &c
support the postal system next year.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has prepared
plau to submit to Congress for the reduction o.
tho number Of collection districts. and abolish
several small ports Of entry, as measure Of res
franchmank
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Plccolom,ni,s Concert.

ITccOICmfHFB COhCeFt.
The sale Of the seats 1T Piecolominis concert on
Saturday night, will commence on Thursday morn
fog, at Q o'clock, prec sey, at the Music storr Of
James Woodhouse, where the plan of the hall may
BE- seen. The frore which this enchanting vocal.
fst and captivating woman has aroused through
she country, has reached our city, and will draw
together q tremendous crowd. We would advise
all to be at the ticket Office 10 time
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Robert Brumley, old citizen of King and
Queen. county, Va, died on the 18th inst.
Isaac Cushing, Esq, q wealthy merchant Of
Salem, Mass, found dead in his bod the 14.h
inst. He Was 10 years of age.
Prof. P. C. Gaiilsrd, NJ. D.. Of Charleston, South
Carolina, died on Friday last.
The st. Augustine (Fla) Examiner, says corn is
selling at that place at one dollar and fifty cents
per busbel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

Northern Markets By TELEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, Jan. Ie-Flour unchanged. Wheat
has advancing tendency; red 81 80; white $l.46.
Corn steady; yellow 50; white 7s@79c.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat bueysnt Southern red 81 IS; white 81 400,
$50 Corn buoyant and closed higher; mixed $40
sSc Southern whi $3.50 Spirits Turpentine dull.
RosiI buoyant at SO. Rice steady.
NORFOLK MARKETS.
NORFOLK Jan, lS-Corn market active, and vel.
low quoted at 81 cts; white 76 cts.