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Commerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

| 1cOS.
The river is in good boating order and ris-
ing slowly. There are something over ten
feet water on the Shoals. gTw $3.50
Business during the week which ended last
night was brisk in almost all of its depart
ments. In the wholesale dry goods trade the
sales were very heavy. The same remark
may be made relative to the cotton and to-
| bacco trade.
| COTTON-The cotton market has ruled
steady all the week and prices firm. The sales
amount to about 500 bales. The sales yester-
day were as follows: II at 81; 81 at so;
IL at IS; l19 at 10 40; IA at s.; at IO5;
at 103c p b. The stock on hand is small
and the demand brisk
TOBACCO-The sales of the week sum up
225 hhds
| Yesterday there were sold at A. Hamilton's
q hhds at 95, 80, 3 Is, IS, 5 40,
4 65. 5>75, 90, 3 20, 4 90, so, S O5,
so, O5, 80, 3 80, 80, 3 80, 4 90,
5 O5, 4 so, IS. 6 10, so. 90, 8 rs.
BACON-Is now selling at SIC hog round;
shoulders &c; hams s(984c; sides 1Oc p ID.
LARD-Sells readily at lO4@1lc p Ii.
| CHEESE-Western Reserve is now selling
at l3c p II.
FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 5O(9s7; super
fine SIS 5O@s6.
WHEAT-There is a good demand for
| wheat, and prime article sells promptly at
SI9Sl 10; good SO99Oc; inferior 7O(975c.
| p bushel.
CORN-Is selling at 60 cents p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
COFFEE-RiO l24912ac; Laguayra 14(9
l5c; Java lS3(920c p ID. Stock ample.
SUGAR-The market is well supplied. and
| we quote 69@8c for choice, in hhds.; In bar
rels an advance of 4@3c on these figures.
Loaf. crushed and powdered are selling at
l2kc p b
MOLASSES In barrels 37B439c p GAL
| Ion; in half bbls 41043c p gallon: sugar
house 4OC945c; golden syrup 6O(9SOc. Chi
nese sugar cane syrup soc p gallon. The
supply of these articles is limited.
SALT-Barrel SOC p bushel; fine lack 81
so; coarse; none in ma ket.
OILS-Lard-man price 81 10
p gallon; Linseed 95c; Sperm 50 20; Tan
ner's 759SI p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 40C94Ic q b
for live geese.
GINSENG-Sells at soc p h.
FRUITS-Raisins 81 SO p box for NJ. R.;
dried apples 81 OOG@2 Is p bushel; peeled
peaches 81 5O(G4 10; unpeeled S3C93 Is.
HIDkS-Green SC; dry sailed (Southern)
l0c p ID.
LEATHER--Cinc sole. oak tanned
soc; skirting 80; hemlock q; harness 27G
3Oc p ID.
SEEDS-Clover 81 OO@7 25 p busbel; ;
Millett l so; Timothy 1908 90; Flax
l 20; Herds Grass l 25 ca / so; Clean
blue grass 1902 90; Stripped 25G9I 40;
Orchard l so: Hungarian 2 so.
WHISKY -Rectified 25c p gallon.
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monsieur Tonson Come again 4.

Prot. SERMONS. the optIcian, has been pre-
vailed upOn to remain in our city one day for
the purpose Of giving parties who are in want
of his celebrated glassc-, and failed TO get
them during his recent s'journ mere, an OPP
portunily to supply themselves before be de-
parts for New York. lie has taken rooms al
the St. Cloud, where his spcctacles can be
bought to-day. OF the IN rits of these glasses
we have heretofore had much to say, and it il
now unnecessary To repeat 1t. The public are
Satisfied that they are unapproach.sb!e, aud
ia every way. worthy of the attention of per
sous who need spccjacles. Thrrc II one point
however, which cannot he too often repeated
and that is the unspeakabic Importance TO
those whose vision is flaming Them. ot getting
none but the b, ST quality of glasses those
at an inferior qualIIy do rhc eyes irrcparablc
injuy. The delicate organ, the eye, cannot
b.. trIh, d with without serious injury and one
of the most mischievous species of trifiing is,
to place before them glusscs which are not
perfectly transparent, ground in the proper
manner, and in ali rep cts suited to them
SEMMONs's glasses answer all these requisites.
and are therefore worth IA hundred fold tu the
buyers what is asked FIR them.
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Dp Ceifgrapb.
Prom washington.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Union SAYS
there is no reason to believe that the French
and English Governments mediate any inter-
ference with the political concerns of Mexico.
Capt. Turner, the American commander,
agreed with the French and British COM
manders that all should land together, if ne
cessary, TO protect their respective citizens.
Spain declares that she has not the re-
hottest idea of sdbjugating Mexico.
The United States have no objection to one
or twenty canals in Central America, but
mean that contracts existing with our citi-
zens shall not be violated, and such canals
shall be open to all commercial nations and
not be controlled by one power, especially
European. Our Government is officially as
sured that Britain is not pursuing toturous
or dishonest course in Nicaragua. She medi-
tates two treaties-one of which is for the
abandonment OF the Mosquito protectorate.
Our Government approves the general prin-
ciples of both.
A complaint has been lodged with the State
Department against the British Consul at
Galveston, for refusing to give clear bill of
health to the American ship Thomas Watson,
being actuated by feelings of petty malice.
The owners of the Watson have preferred a
claim of ten thousand dollars against the
British Government.
1t is ascertained that the Post Office will be
four and half millions in arrears by the end
of June.
1t has been declared unanimously that an
extra session o. Congress is necessary, but
the time is undetermined, but will probably
be about the middle of August.
The Grand Jury have found bill of muir
der against Sickles, but it is not decided re-
specting Butterwortb's completely.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has ap-
proved the following grants of public lands,
under the acts of Congress: The Dubuque
and Pacific Railroad and branches 1, l52,O00
acres; the Iowa Central Railroad. 63l 900
acres; the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad,
$4,000 acres; the Alabama end Florida
Railroad, 1875, 900 acres.
The sale of the Pacific Railroad is postpon-
ed. The old company is gaining confidence.
The new Company has been attached for
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MATT PEEL's BLNEtIT-Thc Campbell
Ministries give their ~ performance Tonight
VIII ch has been -et apart a. u benefit To- ia,
world renowned MARI PEEi., and nu which
"rcs,>iun we are pleased TO see. Mr.. Il. {.
HrNuEY, the secretary OF the troupe, aud
lnug resident vt this c ~, will appear aud
execute one OF his eclcbrtt pieces of mus,
ON the uccurdcon. Mr.. IL. has t-w il any
sup-..Ors on this instrument, and we are sure
lis numerous friends in the city will be
pleased to greet him on this occasion. The
programme for tonight is an excellent one,
and we predict full house.
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N A S Ell WILLIE:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH II. 1853
Death of Gen. WIN. II. Haskell.

The NeaCs of yesterday publishes telegram
announcing the death of Gen. HASKELL at
the Lunatic Asylum, Hopkinsville, Ky. on Sun
day the 18Th inst. Many heart in Tennessee
will beat with unusual sadness at this
announcement. Though the day of his
brilliance and usefulness was passed, and the
sun of his glorious intellect was obscured
yet there were many who cherished lnger-
ing hope that that cloud might pass away.
To us his life ends, as his bright active life
had done before, in gloom. Gen HASKELL
had his weaknesses, and they proved fatal;but
notwi thstaDdng his excentricities he was a
most wonderfully gifted man. His mind, we
think, was unquestionably of the first order.
He was ardent, decided, brave, unselish and
patriotic. His public service commenced
before he had attained his majority, as a
soldier in the Florida campaign;- he was also
distinguished in the Mexican war, few years
afterwards, as chivalrous leader and most
gallant commander. He also served the
country in the national councils as member
of the House of Representatives, for one
term. In the polite canva g in Tennes ee
from 1914 to 1856 be most distinguished
himself as an orator of most extraordinary
power His polemic engagements were
uniformly splendid, and will always be
remembered both by the friends and adj
versaries who heard him. Few Of his efforts
are preserved; but they will be handed down
Ly tradition as being thc most magnifcrntly
eloquent that were ever made on the hastings
Of Tennessee. His most melancholy afflic-
ton hid already d privcd us Of one Of the
best cultivated and naturally powerful mind,
the State has prodnc' d: and now death h@-
cut off all h,pr. and relieved him from hi
suffering. Peace to- lis memory.
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ARRIvED.-Col"ncl T. 4. VEsTNL with
the greatest wonder of niu, teen centuri :,
CHRISTINE MIIIY. the two-hcad,d girl, has
arrived. and will have her on oxidation to-
day, on Cherry sheet uLd,r pavilion. II
few rods from the post Office. This pr,a
wonder aud curiosity. il will be rccoll, ct,d
was on exhibition lat fall during the session
Of the Agricultural State Fair, and was ih"r,
visited by Thousand. who were not only a
touishcd but d, lighted with her ease and Gle
gaEcc-all springing from, aHd are the null
tiIurious conn, ctions Oi a single perfect bod
only, with two wcll-iormcd heads. tour arms
aud four feet. Not the least Il, iurmi.y IL
limb. body OF features will be- lourd. An
efficient police viii always lee in att, ndaucc
aud Tie stricttst attention will hc paid Ia All
questions p, raining to tits wonderful aud
natures greatest freak
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To the Voters Of the City Of Nashville.

Al an election, held ON the oath or February last,
e. elect Constable 10 MI the vacancy accustomed by
hc resignation OF Sam' u. Nichol. received ma.
,urty Of all ihe votes polcd and received from the
sheriff cert cate OF my election Constable Ia all
he said vacancy. My election has been contested by
one "f my opponents, John u. Cover, and set aside
ny his honor, Judge whitWorth, because OF the fail.
'rc oftbc sheriff t. hold election in tIe filth Ward
nd likewise for au inf"rmalIIy IN the arst Ward, IN
Ice appointment and swearing Of the Judges or Ia
,pacturs uf the election.
Another election has been ordered. 20 take place
saturday, tie 2tth day Of March, aud I am agaiA
candidate Tor ti,e said Office and solicit your support.
IRA A STOUT.
March II, lS5e-tc
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Markets.

CINCINNATI, March l6.-Flour dull, with
declining tendency. Mess pork II 75C9
Is 90.
NEw YORK, March l6.-Cotton firm, sales
1000 bales. The steamers news had no
effect upon the market Flour has a declin-
ing tendency at 1905 75. White corn
50. Pork dull at II 7jCdi 10 45. Whisky 2sI
GG29. Pig iron 2st03Il, Sugar. Muscovado
GI(G7. Coffee firm.
New ORLEANS, March l6.-Cotton-sales
to-day, 10000 bales-the steamers news
caused an advance of 5-llb@ns. Pork
buoyaul, advanced 25c.
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N.nifest of the steamer Red Rnver.

Wood, 80 hbls shells, 2 magnolia trees;
Armstrong 4 Co, 26 pkgs agricultural imple-
mrnts; Hugh. McCrea Il Co. 200 pkgs mdse:
Vanleer Co, bbls do; Graves q Marks.
| bx do; Rains q Brown, pkgs do; S Seay,
pkg; Carter, Will~ford & Co, 1874 pkgs
groceries; Byrne Miller, 2 pkgs mdse; J
w Wilson, pkgs hardware: S A G. Noel &
Go. Alp bgS salt; n Il G r r Agent. ~
pkgs mdse; Lanier, Phillips & Co. 100 bes
coffee, ID trs figs; Kirkpatrick, Nevins a. Co.
z pkgs mdsc; NJ Watson, l bx marble; J
Sti1e & Co. 40 bgs coffee; Custick & Parsons
Csc mds; Ewing, McCrary & Co, 637 pkgs
groceries; Greenfield & Patterson, l csc fur
niture; Morris u Stratton, 81 bbls molasses;
hcAIlstcr d Co, bX mdSc; A II Roscoe.
10 pigs medicines; Edgefeld & Ky r, AS
csks spikes; III Buddeke, I2S nkps assfd
groceries; Ewing q Spcrry, l26 do do; J c
Thompson, bx; Red Rover bar, so pkgs
fruits, &c.
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G5- The distinguished oculist and aurist,
DR.. MosCHAsKER, thought, not long since,
that he could make a wise man out of
Know Nothing. A gathering of sham Demo
Gratis, blind to the interests of the country
and deaf 10 all appeals TO their patriotism in
behalf of the public good, takes place in the
city to-day. Here is fine field for the ex-
hibition of his skin. Can't he open their
eyes aud ears, and make "better citizens" Of
thems Surely he ought to be given chance
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SHor.-As Capt. r. L. DIsMUKEs was re-
turning home from the Theatre, with his
wife, last night, he was attacked by four CT
five men at the corner of Cherry and Broad
streets, and one of the scoundrels shot the
Captain, the ball taking effect in the face
near the nose. The wound is not considered
very dangerous.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. March l6.-The river is rising,
with nine feet water in the canal and seven
feet on the falls.
ST. Louis, March l6.-The river is falling
slowly. The Illinois is rising slowly, The
Mississippi is open TO Lake Pepin, and rising
at Rock Island. The Missouri is falling, but
is Iii good boating order.
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Clerk aud Masters Sale.

n \. Cox, Adm'F., a., -. Martha }. Powell ct al.
D1 virtue 81 a decree Of the HonoFabie Cireuit
ID Court al Nashville, a 1AhasFy Term, ikse iii
seli The Court hoass Is The city q Nashva e on
SATURDAY THE lgfH nav OF MARCH, ls5s $50
Negra Aen, nAsned Aaasn ued the otaer named
Gilrz, T. the highest bidder.
TKsss sAIE-ssix n.ontfs' credit, eKeeps the sagn
% One Hundred aud fsty noilars cash. Notss paya-
bte ia kalk, With approved eadoFscrs, all be re-
qalTed u the purchaser Ia the balance
DAVID {. LOVE,
lehlt-td Clerk Master.
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PISTOL GALLERY.-Capt TRAvIs's pistol
gallery is now in the hands of couple of
CALL, (the former the best shot in the city,
and will be kept open by them. All who de-
sire to become expert with the pistol should
go there to practice.
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From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, March l6-In the case of
boy and Son, abducted from Kansas into
Missouri, and charged with aiding the escape
of slaves, the trial has been transferred TO
St. Joseph.
Seven large companies left here yesterday
for Pixies Peak. The gold accounts are
tattCriug.
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S- A III. RosCoE,druggist, Broadway has
taken DIR. HERBERT into partnership. The
Doctor has long been an attache of the esta-
blishment. which is one of the best of the
kind in the city. Both are enterprising, re-
liable business men. Success to the firm
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1zS- Our friends, RAINS Il BRowS, the
druggists, have received very fine assert
ment of surgical instruments, and an album
dant stock of fresh drugs and medicines.
The medical profession will find ii worth
t cir while TO give these gentlemen call
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G0- The WARRgN HOUSE,, at McMnnyille,
under the charge OF EDw. PAEsoAs. is one OF the
most comfortable and home-like public inns
in the country. II is perfect God-send to
the way-worn Traveller, as all who stop there
long enough to test It's comforts. can witness.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

sS- We are authoriz d to announce JOHN d. Cow
ER a Candidate for Constable In the first District
Election March ~ 1859. Marble
1D- We are authorized 10 announce W. +. MEACH
AN candidate for Constable in the first District
election March 20 1859. marl2-td
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Royal Havana Lottery.

Nos 3o94; 3,74; 94s7 1O,5Se; II 1856; - ,O45; II,
SIS; 20 ,463j II ,25o; u 40 drew 81 900 each
The next drawing Of this celebrated Lottery will
take place on the oath day Of March For particulars
see advertisement in another column.
marI7-dAtrIwIt DON RODRIGITEz
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No- JONI w. WILSON, College street, fond
OF attending TO the wants of the ladies, has
brought out supply of beautiful bird cages
and great many other things, To please the
sex
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NOT ACKz.
TO COUNTRY NTS

We are selling many articles OF HARDWARE
"being part OF kISNNAN ELus's last isroKrArloN
small advance ON for CASH our NV srocK ,
which Is being made complete by daily arrivals No
offer reduced prices for Cash oS negotiable paper
You money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public square, kiRKMAN & EtiIs's old stand, from
fch.s-u MCCALL 4 CO.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, the 9th Of March by the
Kew. Mr.. McGeehe, IN Farmersylo, KY, Mr.. 4. A.
BAIRD, Of wilson CO., Tenn, to Miss VICTORIA SHIP.
ARpsoS, Of the former place.
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gJI1g7yy ;3,|sa
" &c ".

TO Il A II Nj + r. S, SC.
Ne Offer, at the best brands n carefully selected
stock oi thatus, names, Culhrs, Hoes, RakeS Forks
Shovels spades cytife, Grass and Brir Blades Corn
shelters, straw Cutters, Cradle stocks aud Hardware
gsncraliy at reduced prices FOR Cash, accounts
due when called Toe, and invite the attention ali
Cash Buyers Ia the above Goods also stock OF
Edge Tools, Plated Goods, Guns and Gallery.
MCCALL & Co
kirkmau 4 Ellis's Old stand,
feh2S-u 81 Public square.
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Gas Pipe and Gas Fitting.
COLLECTIONS OF
Flower Seeds by Mali,
FREE OF POSTAGE
Tcenty Seleot and Choice Tariet,es for One Dollar.

Trenty Seleot and Choice Tdridies for One Dollar.
NOR the accommodation OF those who love the cul.
II uVauon OF flowers, but who rcsce at n distance
from where they can be procured, We have seiected
the most beautiful aud snowy varieties each
tnctin color, and calculated 60 produce nne enect
when planted out IN beds groups In the flower bor-
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical and English name height time %
whether erect trailing, the time should be sown
and other valuable hints Ia ITS cultivation In
lccting these varieties. have been careful eI-
Clude all which are shy blOOmers or have an nsig-
nncant appearance, that the collections Will COM
prize only those which really snowy and hand
some, and which We believe would prove TO the n
tire satisfaction OF any lady gentleman who might
be disposed 20 order them. The collections will DO
free by post to any part Of the country tho
following prices;
Assortment No. l consists Of twenty choice va
rletics Of Annals $500. 81 90
No. consists Of twenty choice
Tictics OF Bisnnials and Peren-
niALs..-..-..... i 90
No. consists OF ten extra fine vari-
rietics Of Annals aud Peren-
mails, embracing many OF the
new and choicest In cutva-
ZION - i W
No. consists OF ave very choice
varieties, selected from Prize
Flowers OF English PaDsies,
German CarnaIion and Pco-
tee Pink, Eerbeuas, Truf-
faults French Asters and
IOube HOliyhocks, each Of
which sold at IS cents
singly ...,.:::.........:.... 100
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febl5-lm II College street, Nashville
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Tract of 81 81 Acres of Land.

William wArn,Ath Robert c AAyaeld.
ID SAshsilie, ga ABoSe Hauaed cause, wl cell az
the Court house In this sgsy,
On Saturday, the 10Th day Of March. 1853,
Tract al 81 aud y Acres, lying in Civil District No
Q Of Davidson eolnty, aad being tbs same II
land described IA the isiostsiin - Ia above
IssSss -sae upon n eredit OF o, ~ and Is tnanths
tuut inteFest and free fran tbs equity u Ecdemp
tioH; purchaser 10 give notes wIh good secafit,
aud lsen ~ DO retzlaed.
; \. GLEAVFS,
febis-la Clefk A Master.
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u " M " u NJ.
n addition 90 the stock purchased OF J. r. Darden
have received the following:
800 900 feet dressed yellow Pine Flooring;
100000 " - White
10000 80 4" q x A White Pine Ceiling;
10000 90 90 Base and Mashboards;
200 " clear White Pine, all thicknesses:
100000 I" Poplar Plank, JOistand Scantling;
200, 900 Cedar, assorted
Also Window sash, and Frames and Blinds 90
match. Pine PANEL Doors aud Frames Mantle Pieces
Moulding and Brackets Poplar and Pine Shingles A
full supply Away on hand at the Nashville Lumber
Yard, No. III Broad street.
feb3-3m J. T GIBSON
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STEAMER RED ROVER,
hEsTnFUr1 Ne II - Nn-i

'nfhlS, MARCH IL, 1909.
Dear Pdtriot:- Enclosed please find manifest
of the Red ROUer. We left New Orleans on
the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock at night and have
about 600 tons freight. We left no boat in
port for Nashville; met the steamer Nash
vile in Dead Mans Bend. The Mississippi
river from Natchez TO the mouth of the OHIO.
is very high at Napoleon lacking only I6
inches of the high water of last year, over
flowing a great many farms, though not
doing the damage it did last year, owing TO
The protection from their levees. Freight in
New Orleans is scarce to all points, and
'teamboat men rather down in the mouth.
Look for us Wednesday, 22I minutes after
three O'Clock. if we have good weather.
Yours, truly, FRANK SHAcKLEFoRD.
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N O II 7 G. E

80 -. ,: 81 -; -
To " y ~ ~ a. y q. L. ~ -
ID ASSENGERS TRAINS running on the Nashville
l. and Chattanooga Railroad Will leave the ieput at
NashV 4lc 90 the minute laid down in the schedule
10 ut; i;30 A VI. and : Z. u anS In order pre-
went cUufIson the ticket oIuce, thc &C
start ng- Passengers are respectfully requested 10
provide FOR their tickets advance OF the time and
that at may be accommodated the ckrt Agent wtit
D. ia ONCE hour before ths departure q each
Train. r. W. OLE,
ulATie-u SUPERINTENDENT
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F o r EST MILLS
FINE CHANDELIERS

/ WILL furnish Chandeliers, either for burning Gas
OH or Candies To suit any sized building, Church,
Hotel or Public Hall IN the city or county, with all
the glass Globes or Shades, AZ cheap they be
had from any market.
keep good assortment Of all the small Gas FIX
lures, with Drop Lights, paper and fancy colored
Glass Shades. natenl RurnaFs Az
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Ala. X Ten. q ID 9 @l0%
I Corrected Weekly

COTTON YARNS.
700, q doz. IA S
900, " IA o
500, " -fDl0
400, 4" -mIl
| DRUGS & DYE STUFFS.
Aloes, q fb 2503o
Alum, 5GO q
| AssaImtida, " -(G4O
Borax Crude " 25(03O
- retiRed. A" 35E04O
Birthstone, roll, 5GO q
Camphor, re-
fined, q ID 5O6-
Cantharides " Slh6S2
Castor OIL, per
gallon, 81 s06s2
Cream Tartar, 4Oi0425,
Fps. salts, q ID 5G0 o
Flour sulphur, Ia ~
Gum Arabic, 35EDS0
" Copal, 5OED60
Ipccac, q tb 81 25G02 SO
Jalap, d" SlLiGSl1,
Lpgwood, grind IA ;
Madder, q ID Is
Mngnosia, " 40NGl 20
Nutgalls, 50OT5
Oil Pepperm'ts $4hm5
Opium, q Id So 5OH7 90
Quicksilver, 4" ; seal 25
Quinme, " 81 OOGd2 25
Sal Soda, " 5fD 6
Saltpcter, " l2a614
Saleratus, " IA *
SIENNA, " 35GG so
Sugar Lead, " -M3O
Verdigris, " -65O
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, 4 ID 40i04l
FISH.
Mackcrel, No.
3, d barrel, sl2Gl2js
FLOUR.
Extra, 50 5o67 90
Superhne, IS SOFAS 90
Kline
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
March l5.-Dunlieth, Cincinnati
16.-Cuba, Paducah,
.sa.r --s DEPARTED. E..
Cuba, Paduch.
sf. TIC. TwichelI, New Orleans.
River rising with plenty of water for all
classes of steamboats,.
The EastpoH will leave for New Orleans
this day at O'Clock.
The Red ROUer, from New Orleans. will be
found at the levee this morning unless pre-
vented by fog.