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From the above, viii be seen, that the crop of 1858 the
largest made during the ten except that for the
Is53
IRISH POTATOES is considerable activity in the mar
k for Irish Potatoes for planting ard pd the market well
supplied with very superior quality. We quote s2@3 so per
barrel as the ruling prices
FRUITSDred Fruits in request at 1902 per bushel
for peeled Apples S27593 unpeeled s45O5 peel
ed Peaches.
IRON AND NAILsThe following are the quotations for Ten
Tennessee Iron Band 79756c, Bar 5z@e&c, Round and
Square 5699c, Horse Shoe 6c, Piow, Plate and Mould
G7e, Boiler Plate Gc, Nail Plate re, Nail Rcd &c, Oval
ana Hall Oval 79 Gin Rib Sc Nat Iron nc, Buggy Tire
?<sheet s1a SIC, Hoop sl99jlc Pburg is quoted &c
less, and small sizes at 1Jsc less.
The following the quotations for Nails Id, s45oper key;
Cd, ST. Cd, s3.7j IOd and larger sizes, $3.50.
The Pisburg correspondent CircnRa Pe, Current
writing under date Of the96th ut. says:
The run" of Pig pretty full and the depression
in the manufacturing business cause by the pudders strike,
Allegheny No. l., sold ses So four mos
banks taking this kind Of paper this is about equal
Tennessee Blooms, S6n, and Junata DO. SIS
The puddlers have all work aat least such Of them
premise effected with them which they agreed accept 81
for pudding instead of $3.50 they demanded This
is advance of 50 cents ton previous rates. The mills
all at work again. and the demand for manufactured Iron
is improving The demand for Nails has good all along
sEEDs-CIover s65a7 busel by the barrel Blue
stripped, 5O9L75 Clean 225 bushe of II Bsi Timothy,
S25 9s3 bushel Herds Grass s59 sI5O; Orchard $50
Hungarian Grass Seed, $780, Canary, ssi Mlet s9s125
Flax Seed, Sl-lO
gEATERs-Feathers in demand at 4Oc for Live Geese
when put up in good shipping order.
GINsENG-Ginseng finds ready sale at 5O95jc.
BEEsWAX-Our merchants are paying &c for Beeswax.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE We quote Tennessee Bagging
at ae9, Kentucky I69lsc and India l5c Rope s9IOc
Manila CoIdage I49I6c.
GRAIN AND FLOUR BAGS-No osnaburg, of bu, zoe
each in lots Of 100 and upwards, No. do, I79lsc.
Flour Sacks Of 100 @ 2c each in lots Of 100 and upwards
SO Bs d. &c.
LEATHER AND HIDEs.-The market is well supplied with
Leather, which quote follows Oak hnlock tanned
Sole and Harness 293oc skrtng 50 Upper s28S6 dozen
Dry Hides 1873 l5e, and Green trimmed 5&6c pound
sALT-we quote Coarse Sack sl259I3l and Fine sl5O.
hear Of the sale go bbs the wharf ushe
This however entire lot and quote the market 3Oc
CHEESE We quote Cheese follows: Western Reserve l2
1917, English Dairy l49I5c per pound.
CANDLESTaowis held at for mould and 14cfor hard
ressed Starl9992c: and Sperm 1890
gallon, manufacturers price.
WOOL There active demand for cleaned washed Wool
DOC p b.
WIsKY-The market continues firm 2692sc per gallon
Rectifed Country quoted 4O75c according quail
y.
HOGS AND CATTLE-Deaers offering SCI sc gross for
Hogs 94 Cattle, and se5O94 head eep accord
ms quality. Cattle coming slowly, but adily take
= atoms.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l,-Cotton sales day 500
bales; quotations nominal The market is nuses
tied owing to the PicGyuAss report that the Prss-
dent has received dispatches from Europe that hos
tilities a commenced. MddliDg lz4i2 Sales of
the week, $1,000 bales Receipts of the week, 25,
500 bales, aga INST 1880 bales last year. exports
for the week 65,500 bsl5s Total exports for
fhe season 1,250o00 bales Stock at New Or
Ieas 4IO 600 bales against 45l 900 bales last year
Receipts at this port ahead of last year 2Of. 800
bales; at all Southern Ports 79l 500 bales Sugar
dull 64; Mess Pork 1925; Coffee steady III, sales
of the week 3,700 bags Imports for the week s. $50
bags; stock at New Orleans 10000 bags against
$3.50 bags last year.
Freights on COttont 10 Liverpool seven >sixteenihs
Half oftbe Planters Cotton Press with 6, 900 bales
of Cotton was burned this morning Less $780,
000 well insured.
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Arrival Of the uex;can m.SiI,

ST LOUIS, April 2-The Mexican mail Of the
18th has reached Independence. The Gazette Office
at Santa Fe was burned the 18th by an ineendia.
ry. Almost total loss
The KioEa Indians have driven the men from the
Mail Station at PaWnee fork, and are otherwise
troublesome
The people Of Upper Mexico are DESTROYS of an
ne1ation to Jefferson Territory.
LeaVenWorth despatch says Information is re-
csived from Washington that the government de-
signs pacing several companies Of Cavalry along
the lolte to Denver City to protect enigrants.
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The receipts have already reached nearly 1890 goo bales being
the entire crop Of last year bales
What yet in the hands factors specu
interior and held BY planters difficult to est
mate yet confidently believed by intelligent dealers
~ repts will reach within 100000 bales Of those Of
last year after date which nearly ECO bales
The Orleans PicagNae, in in its weekly review Of
the 95h ult, in speaking of the favorable pro-
duoe there by foreign advices together decidedly
cheerful feeling among those connected with the Coointeres
says parties maintain, With strong show Of reasoning
strength Of the article has been tory tested, and
that of the largest grown exhibits quota
lion Of twelve for Mddng, there every inducement to
put and lands at scale Of prices that
would been deemed than etrayagant But while
such is Il among hossimmeately connected With the pro.
ducng interests the shippers and middle complain their
profits imaginary rather than tangible though
some comfort derived from the upward
pool Market which, sustained, win bring msjOy
shipments.
Fer the Convenient reference Of friends we pub.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Mashington.

WAsHIEoToE, April The non arrival Of the
British Auraeoa with Lord Lyons excites additional
fears for Der safely.
THE Commodore Of the jamestown corroboraies
the recent settlement Of Niearsguan slEaiIs
The Nicaragua transit treaty hiss been ratified With
an add .ition4 article to The eff ct that essagus
surrenders none OF its rights over Mosquito
The Cass- Yrissari treaty has not been acted on
IL il appears that ousiey has transcend or violated
his Instructions Bngand will be formally requested
60 disayoW his act.
Il is probable that if Nicaragua raiifes all the
British treaties aud rejects ours, Lamar viii with
draw, and Jerez be rendered l,is passports
Is is reported that cur vessels viii he ooncenrat
ed at the most exposed points for the protection Of
the persons and property Of American citizens
Minister Bowlin writes hopefully of satisfactorily
arranging the Paraguay difficulties.
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SALE OF FIEE SrocK.-The Gallatin Erdsuinsr of
The Cd inst says: "on Tuesday last Col George
Elliott Of this vicinity, sold to Col jeremiah Wal
ters, Of Georgia, the celebrated mare, Ann Chase
for 81, COO, and grey mare Belle GateWOed by imN
ported Sovereign, dam by Leviathau, for 81, 5o0 !,
Ann Chase will be remembered By those familiar
with turf matters, as the winner Of sill the three
year old stakes in which she was entered on the
Nashville course. She is the last, but one, Of the
Morgiana stock, which have realized Col Elliott
about $4,000 She Wasfull sister to Sarah Bladen,
who many years ago achieved such brilliant sue
cess"
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New York Market.

New YoBK, April 2,-Cotton dull with declins
ing tendency; Buyers demand reduction. Teas
unchanged at uctiOu asales.
New YoBK, April 2.-evening-F Flour firm. sales
1000 bales. There is better feeling in the
market Flour has a declining tendency sales
1000 bbls 50a6.70 for Ohio; Mes Pork buoy
buOyant IL 873al775; Lard duh ll5alII; Whisky
~; Sugar, 7a7k.
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RIVER AND srEAmBOAT NEWS.


BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Jsmes johnson for New Orleaus at 10 o'clock.
The regular packet DunleiLh Capt Euyart, leaves
On Monday next positively for Cincinnati at o'clock
P NJ. This is the craft that works cheap and stirs
around about as fast as the fastest.
The nail boat Cuba, connecting with St. LoEis,
Memphis and Louisville mail boats will leave pune
tuslly as to Tine 10 coek in order TO insure her
connections.
On Tuesday next, for New Orleans, the pssscn-
ger steamer, Chooiaw with as courteous and stten-
tive set of officers as ever trod the deck of any
steamer. Her Accommodations fer passengers are
of the highest order, whilst her capacity fer oarri-
age of freight, is uuequ,led to quantity and safe
ty. We bespeak for her liberal share of pat
rOnage
The steamer GlenwOOd, under command Of the
peoples favOrite, will discharge on Monday next,
and be ready to receive freight for Pittsburgh.
The steamer John GSult, the regular Louisville
packet, viii arrive on Monday next and depart at
her usual hour, on Wednesday, II o'clock
The river is rising rapidly. The rains If
yesterday and last night, sufficient already TO
diAculiy in passing under the bridge by some
Of the boats without dismantliBg the ohmnies.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
Sam Kirkman for Cincinnati at o'clock P. NJ.
Dunieith "
Cuba for Paducah at Il o'clock,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
GlenWoOd from Pittsburgh.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
B. NJ. Runyan for st. Louis.
Acacia Cottage for ports above.
EXPECTED TO DAY
Scotland from New Orleans.
Cuba from Padueah.
John Gablt from Louisville.
Dunleith from Cincinnati.
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We trust the theatre going portion Of citizens
viii not forget that Mr.. L. Barnard takes benefit
At the Gaisiy Io-mOrrow night. He will be himself
on that occasion aud It is we'll known that he has
few equals ia his role
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NEw YORK, April IL. Churchill Wood was held
to bail yesterday, in the Of $4,000, on chsQe
of heavy fraud against the Government. With The
disbu' semeT IS in behalf Of the Wagon Road belWs,
Ell Paso and Fort Yuma
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River News.

LOUISVILLE April 2.-The river is falling slowly,
with fee. water the falls and nine feet in the
canal. s-
MEMPHIS, April 2.-The river has risen incher
in the last "a hours
PIrrsBURG, April 2.-Departed, steamer Han.
monia FIR Nashville
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Died,

on the inst, scarlet fever, FRANK CLToS third Of
Maria Caver aged Eve years nine months and
Ave days.
Cincinnati Ohio Washington county, Pennsylvania, pa
pers please copy.
OF scarlet fever, the 2d uIt BUoHLSLN CAvEKT, in
FAINT Maria Cavert aged three years and
seventeen days.
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NEW TRIMMING STORE.
B0RGEEEDT 81 GUN'ERATH,
26 Cherry Street,
Lately occupied by Demoyille & Bell,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
ESPECTFULLY beg leave inform their frends and the
II y public generally, that they WILL Tuesday, March Is
open the above mentioned sn large
lowing goods, viz
Paris Dress and NIantiIIa Trimming.
The newest and choicest patterns in all colors
Leather and silk Elastic Belts,
per than offered in this MARKET
Buttons
Of all knds-a great variety.
Fancy Goods.
newest styles in Fans, Hair Bracelets Bsoches
prices which defy competition.
Combs and brushes.
A splendid
Hosiery.
English and German, all sizes and qualities
Small Wares.
Thread Needles, Tapes, Pins, etc.
Baskets
The French goods the largest assortment ever intro
duced Nashville.
Soaps, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles
sEch genuine Lubin Extracts, Eau de Cologne Ihn SCANS
etc. and large assortment Of Miscellaneous Goods All
which will be oereda great bargains calls Of e and
consumers respectfully solicited.
PSCOUny dealers will find to their interest to give us
CALL afford to sell them above speci6ad foods At
Eastern cost being agents for Importing and Nanu
turing houses. fet27.
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NEW YoRK, April 2.-The statement that hesili>
ties had commenced in Europe, published in New
Orleans is unquaiiiedy false
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Cincinnati Market.

CINOISEATI, April 2.-FIcur dull, sales, 1000
bbls, $40, stock hand $4,000 bbls; Whisky, "a;
Sugar, firm, sale, 100 hhds 7a71; Molasses, sales,
800 bbls, sc.
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Rev. J. r Graves win preach at Firsmans' Hall
Capitol HilD to day. Services to commence at l01
O'Clock a m.
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BlagaZiAeS for April,
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
THE KNICkER BOOKER
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
THE LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
PETERSONsS LADIES, NATIONAL. BIAGA
ZINE.
GODEXsS LADYsS BOOK.
Just received by
mha6 HAGAN & JOHNSON.
VARIETY OF NEWSPAPERS JUSF Il e
~ eeived by ml26 IIAGAN & JOHNSON.
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rwo Negroes Convicted.
No HostiIIties Yet

MEMPHIS April 1.-Two negroes were convicted
to-day of the murder Of Isaac BOvaen last October
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Rev. L D. Huston win preach in The Cumberland
Presbyterian Church at IL o'clock this morning and
at71 this evening
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A. STREET. A. L. KING, WIN. B. SIRE
STREET, KING a. Co.,
ATT TORN EYS AT LAW,

LAND COLI SGrloE, AND
GENERAL 4 ER7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
NTILL practice Law the Supreme inferior Cours Of
wv Nebraska buy sell Land Warrants, land tine,
give special making selections Of lands in Nebraska
those wishing desirable locations invest for distant
dealers reasonable TERMS pay furnish Of
and titles short notice buy and sell lands, lots, and all
kinds Of real estate, and do General Agency
W s. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & c., Boston, Mass.
Q. Hibard Supt n. Y, Central Railroad Albany, N. 7.
Gen Leslie COomhs Lexington, Kentucky
Hon. Francis b. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee
johnson Weaver a Co. DO do
DR.. 5. Young, do do
GOV. W. b. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hoa. Jordan Stokes,
Lucas, Thompson & Co., Sc Louis, Mo-
McGarc, Chittenden 4 Co., KeoBuk. Iowa
Hm Il Sewer & Co B ankers, OscaIoosa, Iowa,
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Bluffs ID
Davis, Moody 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois,
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana no ~
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NASHVILLE.

Rev J. B Ferguson viii preach at The Theatre
this morning. at II ecock and at might at o'clock
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We are Indebted to Alams' Express fer late New
York PaPears-
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ooPPER, TIN AND sHEET IRON WARE
REMOVAL.
John YORK a co.

TTkVE removed their Book RindeFy and
Bai Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing HOuie
next house below Douglass Co., north Market No y
I'd the Squareand viii be glad to all their oo
customers that work in ne We
prepared Books IN the best AMI after any
given pattern. Particular attention will be paid to the Binding
OF Periodicals old Books Our prices as low as pc
lowest The style the Bind Store %
Union Street Books left at either place will receive inmed
fsblI-iDsdg enton, HPS
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FOR MEMPHIS,

TWVHE fine passenger steamer MINNET0NKA,
DAsR:II- Master, will leave Monday the ei-R.5A
4ih instant, y o'clock, NJ. For freight pas
sage apply on board or to
split A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NorIcE TO Country MERoHANTs.-We are selling
many articles of Hardware, "being part Of Kirk
man Ellis's last importation, at a small advance
on Cost for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
made complete BY daily arrivals, We offer at reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at "a Public
Square. Kirkman EIliss old stand. from
mh7 If. MCCALL & co.
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We authorized to the Hon joins v WRIGHT
candidate for selection to Congress from the Seventh Con
Eressonal District. lmhl.
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ron CAIROAND ST, LOTIS,

TTyHE splendid passenger steamer NJ. RUNYAN
MILLER, Master, will leave for the above and eH4-3
ali intermediate landings SATURDAY, April Cat -
o'clock, p NJ For freight passage apply board
BSzS- The RUnydR gives through tickets New
rleaus, Memphis and Louisville
II. II. HARRISON,l -
ap3-td A. HAMILTON, agents.
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O U II FL A G.

Hoist host! our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold feat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne by tSe PATRIOTS hand,
Proclaim its beasty and its WORTH
Ger moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For on! twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, flag TO heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its tanner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nation emblem,
Above the talleSt spire.
Let Te1nesseans every where
Let every state around
Know where type Of nature s made,
Where every type is found.
Above art Gd1ler7,
Our cOuntry's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The chd-tne Parcnt-patriOt-sire
The warrior without strife,
Rests here in sweetest portraiture
With every charm but life.
Then raise our banner to the sky
Let every star bear news,
That types at the art GdEeYV,
Are made by G. G. HUGHES,
feblS-d&wtf Corner Of College and Union sts.
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CHARLES w. SMITH
ms JEST RECEzT1lD TIE FOLLOWING

NEW BOOKS:
Fankwei, Jacuto Dc II India China and ia
nan. DvY VI. Whcd, MUS ~
Wild Sports IN the Far Wt eight Crayon Drawings in
coiors- Translated from tile German.
Cnriasities ol Nstsgal Histffy, b. Bu sanl.
Eqis9sissof FreEch u jsfsfyl fg Mis- ps3due.
Eric: Little Little: tale Of Rosyln school.
Etfci's love Life: koTei Us M. j.. g Sweat.
The afternoon % UnnaTria life
The Laird OK NOr'aE-s Seti ISL Story.
Bitter Sweet-a Poeu, ~ III G Holland
For sale al IL College Street. nhf6.
HED RELEtsfOUS RsOOES.
Memory q Bethany By I'D author Of sNfsht Watchss.v
Blind RaFtimeus. By Rev. Win -. iIOge.
StaFy Of Bethlehem: b. John. r. Gaciud, D. D.
GnipSeS Of Jrsus Bs W 2. RaifcrB.
a Raw o. ig't to Brighten Cottage IIomes.
feed Time aud Harvest N. Sow Well. snd Reap Well
Gains OF Odd to EGriei Youthful Minds.
Little Bob True, the Driver Boy.
No Grains without Pains. A true life for the boys.
Our Little Ones in Heaven
The Death Of Little Ctiilreas BY Priae.
For sale hy CHAS W SMITH,
mh30 Al College Street
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COmMERCIAL.
Review Of the Nashville Market for the
week ending April 2.

Review OF the Nashville MARKET Tor the
week ending April ?.
coTT0N-Te Cotton -srket has been firm during uhe
week holders haze hcrn able realize fail prices for all they
upon Buyers have sown greater dis
position operate hodlr tie market for the 6ner
grades coses shade than The opening Of the week Tie
business Of the week has limited the sales amounting 70 only
about 500 bales pcss within the range Of quotations The
mae closes firm, with good demand especially FOR e Amor
qualities, at the following quotations:
Ordinary to faooa 0rdinsry .-..-y14e 91s
Low MiddiBg. " q lui4
Middlng luss e US
Good Niddli w q ",
The following the particulars Of each days iransacons
The Monday oily g. bales, follows 6aics
at &c, at &c, at lolse, and 4aat lie.
The sales Tuesday reached a hales follows bales *
at 9iic, at 95sc, Sat loe 45, and 10 at lie.
The sales Wednesday i06 bales follows lles
At &c. lat Zoe, A. at iel5, at Iic and 4s at 95.
The sales Thursday add ups follows; q es at9o,
94c, &c at 0c, % at IOsS, y lic and 3Sat1Ec
The Friday smouRtet only bales follows laes
atsc. u at Zoe, 6 at lie, aud 73At IIkc.
The only sale heard Of to day 20 bales atl8 65
The receipts this place during week closing last
evening, amount to @ bales against 55 during the
poning wsek year and total the LIST Of sep
TENDER reach 90 bales against 20 the date year
In the annexed table receipts Cotton the por
the latest telegphc have employed and it
is believed that the statement is reliable.
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Bg See First and Fourth Pages.

The LEaIsLAT1vE UNION AND AMERIcAN.-A few
copies Of the Legislature Union and american can be
had by applying at this Office. Candidates for the
Legislature will find This more convenient for refer
enee than the Journals. as the debates reported
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