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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Fourth Class.

Anchors, Alum in barre's and hogsheads; Brim-
stone in barrels aud hnEsheads; Beat hing Salts Burr
Blocks, Barley Bart ties; Cotton IN bales Goldfish in
terces and boxes; CIR Wheels and Axles; Cement
Chalk, Clay Chain, Cable ham, in casks Cocoa Oh
Earth, Paints, stone and EaTthen Ware IN and
hoashea'is Fish, salted; Fence Wire, Figs in casks
and boxes; Hour in barrels ard sacks Gas Pipe, Gu
ano; Horse Shoes in packages; Iron Bar, Band, Zig,
Boiler and RIiroad Iron Nuts and Rivcts Iron Cast
mgs, heavy; Locomotive Tire; Laud Plaster; Molas-
scs, Mahogany Logs, Marble in block, unwrought;
Mill-st"nes in rough; Nails and Spikos, Nail rods
Ores, Lead, Copper, Iron, Anc in bVxes or barrels
Pitch, Lister Palm 'iil Putty Rags pressed IN bales
Rice. Railroad Chairs and Spikes, Rosin, Rigging,
Rope, sumac, Salt, soda ASH steel, Sugar in hogs
heaes, barrels or boxes; stone, unwTought: soda in
kegs, barrels casks Slaratus ia Kegs, barrels
casks; Tobacco, scrap and leaf, IA casks and hogs
heads Tin, Tar Tin in pigs rerre Japonica Telegraph
Wire, TalOw, Whiting Water Pipes, Wire Rope. Wheat
in well sewed esnaeurg or twiied bags; Zne, sheet
III casks and cases; Zinc IN pigs.
This T4Tn Ia tske effect the list day of Septem-
Der, 1859, and continue until other notice.
z. W. COI.E,
Sup. Nashville & Chattanooga e. r.
b. AVER,
". J. Russ,
Sup's. Memphis Charleston r. R.
Il. G. JACKSON,
sepS-tf sup. (. Tenn. n Ga. X. r.
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nR HENRI ERNI i tlls Professor Il Chemistry Ia
! - tbs Nashville Female Academy. IN. Degsart-
nrnt <il De irfutshed siiA entirely Sew asIera-
tas The ifekea year. 4. b. ELLIOTT.
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Third Class.

Anvils, Axes: Ale and Beer in wood; Beef in bar
res; Bacon well packed ia boxes casks; Barilla
Bones. Boiler Flues; hlack Lead IA barrels; Bark and
Cob Mills; Carriage Springs. Boxes and Axies; Cider
in barrels or hOgsheads CTockery in crates ugs-
heads; Coffee ana CbcAory; Copper in boxes aud
casks; Crucibes; Chains, loose Dye Woods in sticks
EPSON salts in barrels; Gum Shelac IN original pack
ages. Hardware, Hoois and Horns. Hides, green /;
Herrings in kegs; Hooks and HINGES Iron Safes Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron Fencings, Junk. Jute,
Lard in good kegs Lead Ia casks pigs,
Lightning Rods IN bundles; Lime in casks; Madder ia
hogsheads, Millst mes finished; Malilla Miner Al Wa
ter IVA and Tenn, Ia kegs or barrels Nails Ia bags
Oysters aud Clans in shell at owners risk. Oil IN
hogsheads and barrels; Paints dry and in oil, Pork
IN barrels; Rubber Car Springs IN boxes aud casks;
Rubber Betting; Salaratus in boxes; Spelter Shot IA
kegs. Soda in boxes Tin Plate boxed; Tobacco man
ufacturcd la boxes or kegs; Nenison IN barrels
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing; White Lead; Whisky
in barrels.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

WE now receiving fine assortment OF Fur
w pishing Goods, Of which name Shirt
every variety Of Patterns and latest styes-Collars
Gloves Suspcnders. Robes, Neck Ties. Pocket Hand
kerchiels. Umbrellas, UNDkRW EAtt--every vaTie-
ty--Money B.lts HALF Hos k--af csttan, Weoi Mo-
rinO, and Cashmere-TRAyEiING SHAwI s, Gaunt-
lets Of Baekskin, Kid and Calf, &c, for sale BY
seQs-u J. III. AcGiII-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

Nest Of The M,drid journals Of the sth Of
August publish articles which protest. IN Vi
client terms, against declaration made in
Washington newspaper by Mr.. Dodge. the
ex-minisier ofthe United states at Madrid. 10
the effect that Spain, Notwithstanding her
present reluctance, will end by selling Cuba
10 the 5tai-s. Ell sisH
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New Naeaicai hooks.
For Hire.

A 20. ! MEAT COOK and waslsr; also, = BcY,
y shent = tssfs - -, sad NJk<E for Ba1<
IL ulals af'kis 4 lie hafscs HAS.
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Nashville Races.
Experienced Agents Wanted

y all parts of the country to obtain Subscribers
l. OF 'LOS~ING'S PICTORIAL EItIn-B'sOK OF
THE REVOLUTION, :" m Two Volumes Royal Octave,
containing upward 81 1900 pages, and 100 beautiful
illustrations. This work will be Sold exclusively by
Agents, TO each of whom special strict viii be
given. Rare inducements Offered. Applicants should
Name the Counties they would prefer. For full par
ticuars address GEO. W. ELLI0Tu care HARPER 4
BROTHERS, New York. sep6-dGwlt
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CLASSIFICATION.

rn- Spirits of Turpentine, Campbine Burning Flu.
ids and VaTnsh, will only be taken owners risk
to- Gunpowder and Friction Matches and other
conbnstible articles will be charged local rates OF
each Road, and only at Roads convenience.
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Lard! Lara!. Lard!!.

A sTfEklOR Ia q lard n = snd \ earrris, pus
n ~ sexE9e1<iF Tor lsEaiis ases en nd AID fes
ale - NJ. - Narknf street b.
laly22-d1a W HootS co
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9obn l)Ork & Go.

Magazines for September.
Han Pcr's New Monthly Magazine;
Kneikerb cker Moittls magazine;
Blaekw"oa's Edinburgh Magazine;
I.esiie's Gaz,,ie Of Fashions;
Godey's Lads's Book;
Received b. JOHN YORK q 90
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nfu, advertisements.

Rates IN cents per 100 lbs. 5s,rea7 Nashrilie and
KnonvsiIe and Stations on the East Tennessee and
Georyia Rdilroad. lA l
FIRST CLASS, Sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS. Sixty cents per 100 rounds.
THIRD CLASS, Forty seven cents per loo pounds
FOUkTH CLASS, Tn.rty 1--WE cents per 100 pounds.
Rats in cents per loo lbs. befuren Memphis and
Rno1uilie and St0tions on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy five cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH GLASS, Fifty six cents per 100 pounds.
DLAS1ER will be carried from the celebrated Plas-
Il ter WORKS Of irginia, To Chattanooga and Dali
tom aud stations the r. Tenn. and Ga. X. h six
dollars per ton OF 1000 bs-to Nashville and all
tioDs on the Nashville and chattanooga r. r. nine
dollars per ton OF 700 lbs Also, to tn cUmbia aud
stations east OF TuscUmba, on the Memphis an
Charleston road dollars per ton, and Mem
pins, and all stations west Of Tuscumbia at twelv
dollars per ton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Douglas on the wing.

We copy the following dispatches from the
Louisville Journal:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
UNION RESTAURANT
Eating and Drinking Saloon,

above. The. will keep constantly on hand good
supply of SAME, OYSTERS, FISH. &c, &c They So
icit share of patronage. Good cooks and attentive
walters. sep7-tf
, 1859-07-04
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne L. Chicago Il.
Il. Company.

The \. y. Isins<s Of Friday contains the fol-
lowing:
The consolidated Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Company sriN d<fG"l so-morror, f,nost
unexpectedly to the crcditors Of tue original
links in the line, who were last year forced to
fund three half carly coupons, on the interest
tue on the Ohio i Pennsylvania First Mortgage,
aud on the first mortgage Of the Fort Wayue
Chicago 4 like default, il is intim1ted, will oc-
cur un thelst August on tue first mortgage ofthe
Ohio 4 Ipdiana road On the lst September on
the third mortgae Of the Ohio and Indiana, a,rd
on the lst ociobcr on the Income md Second
Mortgages Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania. and
the Real Estate Mortgage Of the Fort Wayne
section; r., Ia e.reuiar jast issued by Ar: j.
Edgar Thomson, the President Of The Company,
{and also President Of the Icunsy1yania Centtal
Company, the virtual lcssecs Of ihc Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago+) the proposition is
made to The foregoing Hondhotders 10 fund for
defer) their Couponk, as tAef xerr y;rtua}lv
compelled to do before, for eighteen rnontEa
10 Tie Sinking Fund Bonds Of the Conxolida.
ted Company For paramount reasons /"
The Company will pay the iutercs, upon
The General Construction Mortgage, dated
ist January, 1857, these being heax1ty undcr
hrnotbccstion with tue Pennsylvania Central
an5 other parties. The process seems to be n
forc;nr one throughout, and ~ the line is now
nnder lie control Of the lenusylv.nia Central.
,],c amount and class Of interest to be provided
,nr in cash. or fnnded q, t., defaultcd upon, J
will probably be under tho arbitrary regulation
Of tic lessess until firm stand be taken by
xome ar tI,c bopdboldess Of the Ohio and Penn.
s,iyania section -origin4lly and At present, II
taken separately, paying cntespr1sc-ea:hert to
exact prompt payment, Of to .toretsost "Pon
| sas1r Mort9a4G.
, 1859-07-04
THE NEW WHEAT Crop.

Tie new erap Of Winter Wheat is now
lscsnS harvested. III a week OF two more it
will he ,l.resl,cd and ready for market; aud
VIC would again remind farmers Of tue neccss-
ity of keeping their grain clean and free from
nil extrancons substances A large proportion
Of the Wheat which grades No in this mar
kcr is eaod grim, only it is mixed with dirt or
otst: material which mol ouly decreases its
weight per measured husl,c!, but also deteEio-
rates the wheat itself alter it is stored. Our
system Of inspection is vcry rigid in this par
.ic,.I:.r: and little care while tl'resl,ing and
bae.ing viii. save ten 10 fifteen cents per
lnsIti
, 1859-07-04
Astronomical n1cteorology.

E3ltoss f1ess aud Tribune:
It has seemed to me that due justite ia this
science requires that ne should 70 little more
infinitely into the details Of ,he weather Of the
Sd and 9TH Of July, Of which cure but very
brief outline in your Fridays paper. Thus fur
thc weather for to-day, like its predecessors,
and even more fu1lr thau my most sauguinc an.
ticipations could lead TO hope, has verified the
principles on which the science Is based. Al
though my figure fnr the latter part Of this p.
II. AID carly evening is SO slightly below rar
that thought it not wortl. willie 10 notice il, still,
doubt not that it will manifest itself clearly in
tbc passing phenomena Of the hour. Should
clouds appear Ut sunset, they will burn of in
the evening. md the western sky, to late hour
in tho cycning, will be illuminated with glow
ing and brilliant, yc. soft rich and mellow twi.
light. This beautiful disp!a: will be followed
By foul figures through the ui.ht, running till
near ten Sunday 4. II. Their character is
warn,; but on Sunday nlors;ng, owing to the
d1teaee Of intense solar ac&ion. showers are pot-
s1t<. though, think, somewhat doubtful. The
interval from ecrcn to ten, Sunday a. H., is
W." e'et''e"tS "4i.'A 'n'1''uo!s tcno'
"uene'es ano Wherever '"cs oec''f' 10 produce
"'uo ana c'oud' ana sometimes faiu. From
'"'a =, A'' ounoa!' 10 evening. 'hc psoolen' IL
e'cu'apesea VIII opposite ana cohn,e''ng e'e-
n'en's' 'aete ase nea' a"a e"la' c'oha ana san-
eA'ne. a '''uos 81 'Ap.', a'' ae'ea upon os
.o.a'A.| oV'ls "''.' 80 "A't' !" teSa'' III y
sA ,A.A,. pAe 4:u a. g''.s uest "nu
u's"t - eao -. esem ''e.'sAo1s o1' po.-
s''a " '"' A.'e'.o'4: 'anoa' 49, ho@
49,
.a:.. sn...,.. ~, a,o'. 'fu"a NJ s''eus1e'
Wv. W. 80" s 1o'. ~','''".o. 1"'ss "'e eo',
" 'A"us'' y, 'sss'"' a"o !.
"s"'. "o"" "'t 4oa,' "''u 'us 1oseaee VI
'a1e"'' so'a' 1s"o"' 3oo 'nc P'esence o' COOL
e'oa'! aua "i"'' OF oFcez! cono'!'on o. a'f'
, 1859-07-04
Tia.. Sea1nen>s Bethel.

Ifyou will allow small space in vour col.
umns 10 one from the water, who occasionally
leaves the deck Of his vesse', to sculi his boa.
through the streets Of .our city, for tue pur.
pose OF marking its progress, will drop
anchor Mt your door long enough to .ay uord
about the Seamen's Church in cl1i:ago. am
told you have as many as seventy churches in
this commercial metropolis Many Of them, I
perceive arc Of the first class; large substantial
elegant, bui!t in the finest and best style OF
architecture, at an expense of from forty to
eighty thousand dollars. All this like to sec
You can't friShten one Of my class with the
sight ofa large and expensive ship; the larger
the better for us, 50 that there is water sulli-
cient to tloat her, and the trade demands ve.seIs
Of great tonnage. The church accommodations
Of this city, the missions sustained in more
remote parts Of the city, and the numerous
Mission Sabbath Schools, kept in active opera
t'on By the churches, speak volumes in praise
ofthe lire christianity and beneroIence Of tue
good people Of the place.
Eut how has it happened that in the midst Of
all this christian sympathy, sailors and boat
men have been so long neglected: True, VIC
hare IN old, uncomfortable, end unin7;t:us
place Of worship. called the Bethel, and we have
FIR ,n- .,od 49,. ;...,,... -. .. ,...,
no.x nssrrv , rnool :, :, .n.h e.,;t:.. .e...~.,
to tbe other Churches in Tho r;tr ,h,t :, s..n,.
tn us that ve ,re N. ,o,.t +1,o,,.,,. - ., 49,
last IN h. ,-or;3.d r.. c,;.--. ~ ;.
49,. - e.ss....-.. eS '"e' :. ~ .'e
them hotter R,tb., rho- h,,. 49,. ~
WIZ =. ,n,, ~. 1"e Ao's ~
.x.. ,h,, ..- '@>e =, ."',''
,x,.a-. - 49, .,:-s.s,~,. ~ :, .4e
,;rer ond c,n,i ao,,;... ~ 49,. ~ .e ~ ~, .,4e
country ;,to NV .,;ds. 49,, da.~..;-.
millions of dallas vor.t - n,.;. -. |
merchandise from vonr ,,octs ,,,ro,1r ,,,;.,,
arc the rreat and suhstant;,, eourcox ,f h,,,-
ness and wealth to your ci,v. This taken in
connection with the fact thai The ISOLATED and
transient situation ef n,e, .nr,o-o, =. ,,,o
waters. and their yerv limited means ,,ust f,r-
eyer G,rb;l their br;1d;nr .h,r,,,.. ,aa.s ..a
schools for themselves. makes II ol,l;vntorr for
the peonle of tia n,,cc :, IL f., 49, 49,. w.
cannot accomn,;sh f,r o,-.o,ras
The f;,]lowinc cc;rc,,,,st,n.a ,-,, -o,,.o,
br man wc1, ,os,aa !, al, t,..,,., ,,.,.s-. ,>--
A Young 1adr- WIN for savo-,, r..r. .as. ~:
heen- a tc,char = .,,a ua,t.1 s.ts..,. =.
crcv.1o,d r,. on -;s;. =. c,.;..-. ,,
cr;cnd ,x,s t.t;na 49, .,,.sa". ' -. A1 - ~,
strect4 md ,-.nns. - a.. .;.1 M ~. p1.1.'r1'
,,o;n,;n,r o,,t ~ 1,.s ~. ''n
the sunerb residence, a,,1 1v,...;e.... 49,,
e., and other innrovcment. n H.. c;t,. .ta ~
aues.cd him to drive h,r ror,d - -. pe,,s,
cbrrch r.ra.-,;... 49,. :. ouou ~ ''e 1'e'''e'
return to Cleveland without bein, able tn in.
form Mr. Bcckyitb. the sunc,;n,snd,nt ~ H..
na,h,, ed St.. ,"'sDee". y. '"e
oeIaei e"aoay oenool there, that she had not
Her fr;ao,,s .. ,r,,
, 1859-07-04

The talloonists who left St Loris on Friday
evening fur trip to the Atlantic, have safsly
landed in Jefferson County, y. Y.-a distance
of about 500 miles. as lie crow 1lies, from tho
place Of departure. This is probably the long
es. voyage ever made in Il conveyance Of that
kind; and no party Q! gentlemen Of whom his.
toty has taken any notice, ever made SO quick
a trip. What practical benefit will grow out
Of the experiment, time will determine.
, 1859-07-04

1'cio'e Ane ofalhance was passea ~ lne eo"'-
mon eoane'' aathof'z'ng 'he issue ot tloo.ev
o' ''0hos' Aas ~ 4o''' '"e "nae's'gaeo' ca'leo
" appo'h'n'eo' upon 'ne 'uages {! 'ne oupe-
1iof eoolt' 10 Sc1 t"e'r opinion o. The legality
ol snen o"aos' Issued Judges Wilson and
,'ooa',ca "e'e present. aoa '"a statement OF
our rlnacotcancSs was made to t''e'a They gare as
1a''f oi''''oa' t"t the5e WAS no1f1lng to prevent
4hco .tated ,,,,. :. ,r,. ;...a.s;,,,s
bonds to the ton< .<,son, ~ r.na~., - e,1
, 1859-07-04

LATE ENGLISH PAPKas. English papers of
June 1s, including Illustrated News, Times,
Punch, Bells Life, de-, have been received By
NcSally l. Co, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1859-07-04

Bartletts S7.50 Improved Norclty Fam
ily Sewing Machine, is now fvr Tue frs. tim.
being exhibited to the citizens Of Chicago,
Every one is invited to cali aud examine Tor
themselves, the practical utility Of the ma
chine. b. J. ROBINSON,
General Agent for the Northwestern States,
No. 6y Like Street
, 1859-07-04

70 The Musical Union hare leased u large
and splendid room in Methodist Church block,
and they will meet for the first time in their
new aud spacious quarters tomorrow (Tuesday)
, 1859-07-04

- We are pleased to know that the Con-
cert by the High School, 10 mise funds to buy
IL piano forte, wrs so profitable that j: enabled
them to purchase one Of Steinway i Sons
splendid seren octarc instruments, from Aessrs
, 1859-07-04
CORRECTING A POPULAR ERROR

The impression seems to prevail quite gen
orally, tlat the city administration lad a.
readv borrowed I'LL tic money the charter
allows to be borrowed. prior to the issuing Of
the late injunction, aud therefore 111cy wero
enjoined to restrain them from adding any
farther to til. public debt, during the year
1859. And that although the loans were
only Temporary, and were to be 1;quilated out
Of next winters taxes, still t1Icy were an addi-
ton Of debt in tire eye Of tie law. The charter
says that the city government "may borrow
'srnon y, no. exceeding 100000 in any one
"ycar, and pledge the revenues Of the city for
Tits payment, aud Issue bulds therefor
The universal understanding Of this grant Of
fiscal power has been that Il debt Of 600,
whether on long or short bonds, might 10 in
CURED in auy Que year.
Nov, what is tie fac; in regard 10 this gear?
Have the authorities added 100000 to tho
deli. existing last ycar7 Most people sup
pose they have; that they have borrowed that
sum for short time nr OIL what is called short
bonds, intending; 10 repay it outof nozt winters
taxes, und that having thus incurred (ten-
porary) debt Of 100000, tue court stepped in
md cnjolncd them from borrowing any moro
money to I've added TO the city debt during this
year.
Now the truth IS, the administration has
only renewed the floating debt Of last and
former years, and has aot d,ldeti to tie drH Of
The city. Ii is 1rue, that "A' Inns lent money
to the city 10 pay wllat it owed "B,' and &C"
las dane tic sa,uc to take mp tho lnnd Of 4E-
But this has simply leen IN exchange i'll the
way Of renewal. The city owes Il sum Of
money. Last year B and ]: held the evidences
Of it. This year 4 and l. hold t!,cm but !. is
the same delt.
If the charter nleaas tllat an administration
mar add 100000 10 the debt Of the city, i'll
any one year, :,nd this is certainly its meaning,
then tue Cos1nci1 have not exhausted tleir
powtr because they have borrowed no money
to lie added 10 the public debt. The Govern
me,lt laas been epjoined on Il technical con-
construction u the charter from doing What
the charter clearly intended they might do.
However much legal fog may bo thrown about
this matter, the f4ct remains, TINT tho charter
plainty authorizes an administration to ndd
500, 900 to tlse .ls,t Of tile city, in any one
year, aud tic eo1rt LAS stepped forward, and
c,tjuincd il fr.,tn 70 dining
Eject Of Hard Times on Offenders.
wPntw.,rth il constantly h1nNinr md chaf-
, 1859-07-04

Nor Ban roe MArrEn-or.FAc7 MAx.-We
have landlord in this city who got of pretty
good thing I've think on his tenant, few days
since, and We deem it worth telling. We have
given the names Of Bones and Jones to The
parties:
Jones says, "Bones. want Jour rent"
II suppose you do, Bones, but you can't ret
it.; you must wait until pay n,y f.ther.in-iaw
some money owe him.
''0h, ridiculous, Jones, rent first, father.in-
law second.''
''That may hold with you, Bones, who look
upon rent as dearer than family relations; it is
not logic for me-"
Jones has logical weakness,
"by George" says Bones, 'sit is logic, and
can prore it."
"1f you eau prove it," said Jones, "I1l pay
the month, now"
"Well, If you think well Of your fathez-in-law
you must think better Of paying rent" Jones
nodded negativety ty-Dones continued:
"1f you neglect paying me, you neglect a
pay.reatal {parental) duty, and pay rental duties
are before our duty to our father-iu.law."
Bones thumbed the bills immediately,
, 1859-07-04
THE CITY,

20 Some seven or eight drunken and disorder
lycascs comprised the bill offare At the Amory
I'olice Court Saturday morning.
, 1859-07-04

FtRE--The dre. on Friday night, wis in
1hree-stoFy frame building, So. 1ae Huron
street, one door from Clark. Ths building wa
owned BY John Kunk. The fre was soou pnt
out. with bat slight damags to the furniture Of
tho housa.
, 1859-07-04

- Thomas Clark, whose arrest We noted
few days since, for 4 larceny Of jewcly from
Olive S. Reid. was on Saturday brought up 70
Enal examination in the Police Court, and was
held in $500 bonds to take his trial lie garc
hi
, 1859-07-04
Nell> advertisements.

G. IT, 'S'E!FEN. Lifersi.:r7 .trat. {, Dr.rar.,4.
!" 'se''t AteeTft.enea:@ *- tats a..d all A<
-"1e"a ta@'7 t"F .'''t" "es t1l.hse+y
, 1859-07-04

WHEELER / Wilson'S SEw1Sa NAcu,xEs.-
There have been made and sold six thousand
and ninety-three Of these machines during the
past ninety days.
No statement is necessary as to the capabili-
II Of these machines for Hemming, Filling.
Tucking, Gathering and Scanning, as their repu-
tation Tor this work is established.
All the latest improvements. originated by
the best talent in the Union, arc involved il
these machines. Gro. T. CH1r5xxptx.
Gcn't Agent, 167 and 16s Lake street,
, 1859-07-04

F1Rk-The fire last night 1t about Of o'clock
WIS in the turning shop Of Archibald Ridell,
ees State street. The FIRE originated in the
engine room, md then communicated to the
shops adjoining, which were considerably in-
jared by FIRE and water befosc it was ext;n.
guished. The damage. it is supposed, is about
800.
, 1859-07-04

. SscEas New *" AcH1xx.-This late in-
vention is designed to obviase every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. It A<zas, ttl4, txcks aad gas2<rs. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
ket. IS 4 guarantee that they aust supercede all
other machines in use now on exhibition, to-
gether with Ill the different styles OF Singers
Machines, At &C Lake Street 4, IT, iis1ris.
Agent ieal.amo
, 1859-07-04

NEIoDEos HAIL,-MAp. Dosco-Thc soiytt,
OF this celebrated .sayteitnn< will be continued
at the nb.sc hall this evening, and durin. the
ensuing. week. Her illusions are among ,le
best and most complete xe have ever seen. and
would, If pracsiced in the age when witches
were supposed to make their excursions upon
broomstieks. have subjected the fair professor
Rosco has certainly no lady rival in the uucic
art. aud but few male equals There il, ,o",
more pleasure in being astonished by a ciaru,-
ing pr'estess Of the ystic art Than ii the feat.
werc accomplished BY b1ack-bearLed nsascu-
line. We think it safe 10 predict crowded audi
ences during her star, and, in the nean,iuac,
we ad!lse our friends not to neglect this eveu-
ing, when the performance mitf be more than
ordinarily attractive -Cincinnati DaIy C0sa-
fHkrr1dE
, 1859-07-04

0 Photographs Fine Art Gallery, Florence
strss sshan'' pFopr'etors and OPERATOR, lts Iaks
stFe~h iel1-1m