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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
EOE PRIV DISEASES.

TEfFSz>S, DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
AEAsS the last four years of lille, Ken
lucky, and who has devoted his attention .he
ment of private diseases for 80 years, atters
himself, having attended TO practice for so many
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudicous medical treatment,
or from neglect of their DR.. Kings Dspensary
is No 70 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square, second story where he cures all diseases of
private nature
GoSoRRHKA cured without nauseious m edicne or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date efectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot he enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eIectually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSEss-Particulara ten ton been
given to this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out of it, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive habits of nconsidcTae Youths and eXcGs-
sive indulgence of the passions, neglect of which will
undermine the constitution. renot the subject unit
for businessOr society and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboriag with any difficulty OF
TIE Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their with fee enclosed, directed 20 Dr. A. King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medicine sent to their address, with
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrom O'Clock ia the morning until in the
ming tnav26-indAwIy
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 2.-BR0OMS-The receipts and
the stock light, but the demand being moderate
prices have not changed Tie sales during the weeS
add up 700 dozen. We continue 20 quote common at
l 2591 81; fancy 1902 IS; extra 5093 90, and
shaker 25. The buying rates are l5925c q dozen
below these quotations
BUTTER-Tne market has ruled steady and firm
throughout the week, with good enquiry for the best
qualities Wequote choice roll at 2l922c. good do
at JsC920c, and fair at 14@D16c
CHEESE-The market remains firm, with n good
local an shipping demand The sales comprise 500
boxes at l2c for prime w. R., and 1917 for English
Parry.
FRUITS-There is no change in the market for Dried
since last review. The demand fair and prices
firm at 81 so for apples, and 40B3 IS for peaches.
HIDkS-The demand is good and the market remain
firm. We quote Flint at 14eol5c; Dry Sailed l39l4c;
Green Sailed y and Green I.
HAY. The demand has been active throughout the
week, and prices advanced to is so q ton, closing
firm at this price.
IRON-No change. A moderate demand for pig at
S34l935 for hot blast Ohio. Bar is unchanged, and
We continue TO quote 2 Il as the current rate
LEAD AND SHOT-There is no change in the mar
ket whatever and no demand beyond the current
wants of the trade and manufacturers.
LEArHER-The market is firm at the following quo
tations, which we continue from our last
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fs7- We take pleasur. IN recommending I

Ga We take pleasure IN recommending to
the favorable attention OF our readers the
new firm of McWHIRTER, MILLER l. Co.
dealers at retail in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats Varieties, DC. No.
81 North Market street. They announce, in
our columns this morning. the leading articles
of their stock, to which we direct attention.
Their goods feverydescription,a are of the bet
kind, and their assortment is so various and
full that they can supply any demand that
may be made upon them. The members of
the firm are gentlemen OF the fret business
capacity. and, in every sense OF the term,
reliable. The retail Dry Goods trade OF this
city viii compare iasorably, both as To the
character OF the gentlemen engaged in IL
ard the class of goods sold, with any city Ia
the Union, and we regard Messrs. McWnmrEa,
MILLER q Co., as a real accession TO that de-
parIment of our trade.
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DOCTOR HO0FLAND,S
CELEBRATED
G. e II Nj 4 N BITTE RS.
DIR. C. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

DIR. C. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
EFFEcTCALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Iaundice, Chronic Ner
vsus Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all dseas
es arising from disordered Liver Stomach such
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood the
Head, Acidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructatons, Sinking Futterng at the Pit OF
the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering at the Heart, Choking
or suff',cating sensations in lying postu re
yer and duh pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspra
ton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes OF
Heat sGsurning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining OF
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
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The ssEIfxIr.,,

Prepared by On. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYs
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another coulmn has, by its merits obtained for
Itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
ans acquainted with its properties using
elves and prescribing it TO their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
sordered digestive organsto healthy function. NJ
nerous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
haracter, which were abandoned incurable by
ONE of the Medical Faculty. have by the of THIS
Elixir been restored to peri health attested
Gates testify aprI3-Iy
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Dr. F. A. VoN MoscHztsKER, it will be seen
by reference to his advertisement, has yielded
to urgent requests Of citizens Of Nashville,
and agreed to prolong his stay here. This
will afford patients already under his care
further time in which to receive his personal
attentions, sand also afford others, in this
and adjoining counties, additional chances to
secure his services. This departure from his
original intentions is made at a considerable
sacrifice inasmuch as it will prevent him
filling his appointments in New Orleans,
where his practice has heretofore, during his
visits there, been richly remunerative. Never
theless it has been cheeriully made and we
trust will be fully appreciated by the public.
Upon lis arrival here. Dr. NJ. had great
deal of prejudice to encounter. Having been
preceded by u number Of empires in the line
of his profession. he had to break down the
barriers which their malpractice had erected
between him and those who needed his SER
vices. This he has gradually and most eff
fectively done. His work has spoken for him
more potently than the warmest of his friends
for warm friends has be- made by his gem
tlemanly eportment-and established his
claims as most skillful and scientific oculist
and aur st.
In our intercourse with him az a patient.
we have experienced the gradual but st,a dy
departure OF deafness of eighteen years
growth, and feel that, in no very long time we
shall have occasion 10 rejoice in entire and
radical cure. Others have been even more
fortunate. Some have been cured on Il single
OPP ration. or few operations, 10y the removal
of instructions, sch as polypi and the ac-
cumulAtion of ccrumen. OF this latt-r class
we doubt not there are many going about in
society, aud ianentin, tn ir MIST rune - h.
can be cured speedily. This shows the inn
poriance to deaf persons of having a-proper
examination made by a competent physician
But it it not as an aurist alone that DR.. NJ
has shown his professional skill. His surSi-
cal operations in diseases OF that delicate
organ, the eye, have been numerous and sue
cessful.
In view of these facts, no one afll cted with
diseases of III. character he treats sho.ld he.i-
tate, for moment To employ him
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TT We regret to say that the musical
entertainment given last night by Miss
GEoRGrNA PAIGE at the Odd Fellows Hall,
was attended, by not so large an audience,
as the excellence of the performance deserv-
ed. Miss GEoRGINA and Miss EMILE are
gifted with the highest order of musical
talent; their performance was rich luxury
of music, and its equal has seldom been
witnessed in thiscity. The frequent and hearty
bursts of applause evinced the entire satisfac-
ton of the audience.
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Spiral llotirfs.
Rock City Mills.

An articIes sod by the underslgned denVerabie AT
any place in the city free OF Charge When selling by
the quantity. J. E BAUMAN & co.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1859
New pubiicstson..

LIVES OF TIE QUEENS or SCOTLAND, ENGLISH PKus-
CEEs CONNECTED WITH THE REGAL SUCCESSION GREAr
BRITAIN By AGNES STRICKLAND. author of the Lives
Of the Queens of England" Vol. VII. New York :.
Harper Brothers, 1859.
biographical historian of her sex. In her
great works of the Lives of the Queens of
England, some time since completed, she has
exhausted her theme On them she has bes-
towed world of labor and has produced a
work, which will probably be unrivailed in
time She has taken the same patient and
laborious course in her great work of which
the above volume is a continuation. This
last is q continuation and completion of the
life of MARY STUART, which was commenced
in the sixth The life OF this great woman
will always be read with interest-not less
from the peculiarly melancholy vicissitudes
through which she passed, than for the
questions to which her career gave rise.
The differences of opinion in regard to
her right to the succession, and the Justlii-
cation of the peerless. = Elizabeth In
the course which she pursued. will be per-
petual The author has not entered into any
dogmatism or useless tbeorising on the vexed
political and religious questions which grew
out of her pretensions and fate. She has been
content to present in great detail the events
Of her career from which all may form their
own conclusions. The English people, aud
indeed the literary world. owe the author of
these works a debt of gratitude which it will
10 impossible to liquidate in her lifetime.
The ON PLANTATION Ayu WHAT THERE II AN
Arr1-ux HoyrH. By JAMES HuSGERFoKD, Of Mary
land New York HARPER BRos. 1859.
This is "a very good book. 1t is the very
first the author ever wrote. II will probably
pay the cost OF publications. ought to hc
sufficiently read for that, al least. Mr.. Hun
GEEFoRD will have the good opinion Of his
readers They win look upon him as an
arniable, generous domestic man-whose
heart i Lot whit-Ieatber. They will pick up
pctures along the leaves of the book, fresh
and bright. smooth, subdued and beautiful,
that they may carry along in their hearts and
heads, and see and muse upon often. We he
lieve we would be willing-though we d"
not positively demand it, by no means--thai
Mr.. uUNGERFoRD should write another book.
1t is not many of these people who make
from six -nine-hour-livcd book. whom we
would at all trust in making another; but we
are inclined 10 think we would trust Mr.. ii.
and that we would read anything with his
imprint.
We have good heart for the Old Planta-
ton and relish il we'll
Both the above works are for sale 10y W. T.
BERRY & Co.
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no Hon. THos. #. MARSHALL concluded
his historical discourses in this city on Thurs
night, -closing with splendid review of the
life and character of the immortal Paer Pa
trie. We had intended TO notice more critic
ally than we have been able to do the lectures
of this wonderfully gifted man; but our time
has been so occupied that we shall have to
defer it further, if not altogether; both the
matter and character deserved it, if they did
not require it. They, however, afforded us
much pleasure, and we commend them to the
public whenever he may deliver them.
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tJfHQ sanis fooe ceqk, EssA.r ana Irnacrt
w easF = ~en=n s.lA rery ilkeiy sirl ehkalrsn
na s4fH 81 the sztzr FeeTs 49,. Hha i : -
So, ssszlFf aet <eaeF, t1st xil rsl - resY -
pese,s isre< Apf1 = : HAWKINS.
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es- To.nleht is the last OF ,he s,r.1,

Es- Tonight is the last Of the engage
ment of Miss LOGAN at the Gaiety. and those
who have not seen her viii embrace this oc-
casio1, or fail altogether. She appears In
one OF her finest presentations, that OF ..La-
cretia Borgia." She makes more out OF this
piece than any one we have ever seen In
IL; and We have no doubt Of her entire sue
c's s 10 night. The performances viii con
cluds with Sketches la India.n
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Gs- The alarm of fire yesterday evening
was caused by the partial burning of the re-
sidence of j. Q. DoDD, on South Market
street, nearly opposite the Nashville Univer-
sity. The fremen were promptly on the
spot and quickly subdued the flames.
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NOTE GEI.

We selling many articles Of HARDWARE,
"beng part Of KKKMAN K EILIss last IMPORTATION"
at a small advance for CASH. Our STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals,
offer at reduced prices for Cash pegotable paper.
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public Square, KIRKMAN x ELnss old stand, from
feb2S-u MCCALL 4 CO.
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II affttian 70 the sseck pgre hasud C T. r. Dsrd~n
Il have received TIE fo1owings
So SO tsst drsSssd feilow lsne FiooFing,
80 jns4 9. - NhIla
teJes :. kkA whits rlnc Cealnrs
2nlooo = - lf.EE AMI W1sishoardss
Is '0le = clear WHITE fIne al Ihlrkaaeses,
sootea = fapsar Flask JeIsz aak = aff..s Il
2oGse14 tefiaf. Assorted.
Akse -Ninaes <ash, aad Frezaes an4 Hf.nslz e
natch. t1nf fannef psors sn4 ffaaee Mantle Pieess
Moulding aaa EzrsEkets. fallsr All lne shneies A
f.ll s1pPg alsas hand ths Saslfslla Lnsafssr
Yard. Ne. III nras1 street.
feb5-1m J. L GIl1s<}E
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no sappis TIE waists q Ans4tears have 5esz %
u t4lte.i ffen =. X. Nlsss, 81 cpFf E1eid, s1Pfs
% ~ eAeicrsf ffsNef seefe. eattesanE ansonk -
hsndftd di1treet fiHts. terben&. ezfFa eAsssre ~
ri<<es: As.sNs - n d;sfccf eaiofs, fFfas huner.
De UelIfIfecks ~ 81 6I1ezenl coirs and Tartefa4
Ase fe1 pft he tfteud1d peifsr4 s5xe tzbl.s
J>fan tlssz. I'D @ad Ntss t,ss mq<z elezaas sferl
nzsas e tA1 0isaselss. 40. A.
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81 Yesterday was one of the most dis
agreeable windy days we have encountered.
March is vindicating her title to being the
most unpleasant of the year. She busters
terribly.
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ls- j. b. & A. V. RUTLAND are in receipt
of splendid stock of goods in their line.
They are business men and men of taste. See
their card in this mornings paper.
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
March 4--Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
The river was falling slowly yesterday
with plenty of water.
The ID. III. Runyan departs to-day at p. NJ.
for St. Louis.
The Cuba departs for Paducah tomorrow at
II NJ.
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oIS-Lnseed has declined, with sales at II IA Use.
but holders generally ask SOC. The demand is quite
| limited.
Lard is firm at csc. with good demand.
Red is firm at 615G65lc for distilled barrels return
ed, which is an ADVANCE and &c for Sponihed No
IN other kinds.
SEEI'S-The market for clover has been duh and
dropping throughout the week and prices declined
20GD6 IS with sales 20 900 bush these prices and
at the close there rather better feeling though
prices unchanged.
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N nnieN.

A YOUNG NAN wishes situation A. travelling
n sgsatfe some whairsaie Liqaor Cigar ar e.rs-
cery Heass- he csa command lsrKe country srads
N thts md TIE adlolning Mates Re tezt 81 refer
aaess given L reqaired.
Address B. 9. j. Al this osace
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Notice..

All persons who have been induced to buy Sewing
Machines which will not perform the work that pur-
chasers expected them to do, informed that Sing
er's Machines never fail 10 do any kind Of work. No
one is ever disappointed in these machines.
mar3-u j. T. LORD Agent
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EieetI0n Nntiee

TIVE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Llaht Com.
fsany are hereby notaed that The Annual Electlan
Tor seven Directors, serve tor m xili a.
place AZ the fiscc u the Company on The sD Day
OF MARCH NkAf JAS. H. KENDRICK
f4hl-st
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Land for AkenJ

TWO HUNDRED AcRfaS 81 excellent bot
Il t0m Land, superior soil Tor any kind q 60
grain S&[
Apply at the wholesale Grocery House Of
AizklI.s HOOPER Co.
1su->-a Mes and hsrk.f ksre~f
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For Congress.

E- We are authorized To announce Gen. Jas.
VI. Quarles, Of Montgomery county a candidate
for the nomination Of the American Party for Con
gross, in this Congressional District.
dac2S 4
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FArsa AID nAuoHrEz BY Fredrika BFesaer ,aitiior
ef The Neighbcrs, Nina etc., complets In limo.
volume.
No writer now living sngpasses her IA describing
home scenes and home Psaile, which make Cold
smith, Vicar q Wakefield popular With an classes
% readers. -ssasiay Aaas.
Ross w&EzSsros; or sas pagaerreosyre Miniature,
by panganae author q Ny stfsss Of Three Cues stc,
Tor sale by JOHN YORK 4 Gu.
n.arl-ff
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Notice.

HAVING sold Qua the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT
81 my business at No. Unlon street 20 J. r.
II gan and A. w. Johnson. Jr., would reeomme nd
them worthy OF con hdence.
VIII continue the more solid branches Of my busi.
ness as heretofore at No. 30 Market street.
mara r. HAGAN
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Flour Narrels.

Two any Killer ~ SAINT q Fiesr BsFreis an PIE
Il paFsf conlract - psaks frsm 100 .. go h.r-
fes per day Aad rsore. ~ Cuopers afii D. seat %
Atiis pers tbs Dsrfeis esnie4 % SHAFT notsez.
Apply sariy. Address
no ". Tyler,
tsbfi-n Asashssfx. Va
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FOW SAv,E-

A No NEGRO MAN n years old, arst rate eharac-
IA ter. The owner does wish him 10 "a ,at or
TIE city or county Come Immediately and buy a
bargain. H. H. HAYNES A tf
marchi-g
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Just Received at Chas. RobertsOn's
Candy Mandatory,
No. II Market street.

Opposite Morris STATIONS new warehouse,)
A LARGE lot 90 fresh Sicily Oranges aud Lemons.
~ Rassns, Pigs. Currants, Prunes, sc.
Also, nne nav lot OF AL the different kinds OF
Nuts.
A ane fresh lot ~ Baltimore Cove oysters in cans
Fitld's celcb rated brands.
Fresh salmon, LthsteFs, Sardnes, &c.
Pickles. PRESERVES, Fresh Peaches and stFawberrys
In cans
Brandy Peaches, cherries, Sc, In bottles.
Also, ne~ supply II Toys and Fancy Articles.
T. ST. manufacture ~ nay Candies here. and war.
rant them good, aud sell cheap a. any house in
Nashville.
have for sale few SILVER PIa,ei New York Ale
Pumps CIAS. ROBERTSON.
feb2S-u ~ Market street.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT orrIcE,

NASHVILLE, March 5, 1859.
CoTToN-A good demand prevailed yes
terday and SO bales sold at 9lc; 6 ats; 80 at
10 60; u at lo1c; s at 8; 1 at Sc; IL at lo3c
p b. - 80 $500 -
TOBACCO Sales of s hhds at FISHER,
WIRELESS & Co.'s ar 60, 5 20, 90, 60,
4 As, s IS. 20, 20; and 4s hhds at A.
HAMLroS's at 80, Z rs. 4 80, 40, 5 20,
20, 6 IS, As, 6 IS, 4 35, 5 10, 4 rs,
A 50, 80, 35, IS. so, IS, so,
so, O5, 5 80, SO, A IS. 90, SO,
40, As, IS. so, 80, so, 5 so,
20, 90, rs, 6 35, 40, 5 rs, IS,
20, 4 80, 10, 70, IS, 60, 4 80,
4 rs.
BACON-Sells from wagons at cent hog
round; shoulders &c; hams 0; sides s0l0c p
d, from wagons.
LARD-Sells readily at 1o2@11c p ID.
CHEESE-Western Reserve is now selling
at 11@124c p ID.
FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 50(@S7; super
fine SIS 50@S6.
WHEAT-There is good demand for
wheat, and prime article sells promptly at
s1C9s1 10; good 10000; inferior 7O(975c.
55 bushel.
CORN-Is selling at 60 cents p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
COFFEE 124912tc; Laguayra 149
I5c; Java Is&92Oc p h. Stock ample.
SUGAR-The market is well supplied, and
we quote 639sc for choice, in hhds.; in bar
rels an advance of 3(9ac on these figures.
Loaf, crushed and powdered are selling at
12kc p b
MOLASSES barrels 371(939c p gal
lon; in half bbls 4l@43c p gallon; sugar
house 4O945c; golden syrup 6O@sOc; chi
nese sugar cane syrup soc p gallon. The
supply of these articles is limited.
SALT-Barrel soc p bushel; fine sack 81
80; coarse; none in market.
OILS Lard-manufacturers' price 81 10
p gallon; Linseed Csc; Sperm 81 20; Tan
ner's 759sl p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 4O(a4Ic p b
for live geese.
GINSENG-Sells at SOC p b.
FRUITS-Raisins 50 so p box for NJ. r.;
dried apples 81 OO@2 Is p busheI; peeled
peaches S4 5O(94 IS; unpeeled $3@3 Is.
HIDES-Green sc; dry sailed (Southern)
loo p ID.
observation-disclosures sole. oak tanned,
SOC; skirting 80; hemlOck 81; harness 27@
SOC p ID.
SEEDS-Clover 81 25@7 so p bushel;
Millett l 2O(9l %; Timothy 1908 90;
Flax 20; Herds Grass l 259l SO; Clean
blue grass 1902 90; Stripped 25@l 40;
Orchard 1 so; Hungarian so.
WHISKY -Recti6ed 25c p gallon.
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River News.
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-The river has fallen
three feet i'll the last "a hours.
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Mob.

HAwEsvLLE, KY. March "a mob broke
in the Jail last night and shot and killed
Low.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
s. Pixies Gold Peak in YleM.o

FINO nv humorous friends and KIND patrons I re-
l. turn my sincere thanks, and would inform them
hat have completed the repairs charging my
place OF business, at any old stan Cedar street,
Nos. aud 8, first door from the Square an bet
ter prepared than ever n wait upon my friends and
the public assuring them that, heretofore, ofer
the choicest and pafest liquors 10 be found the
world Also tropical fruits OF all kinds, Tine Wines
cordtas, preserved fruits, yssers sarstes import
cd oigafs. &c. In a WORT shall pride myself
Ia catering TO my numerous patrons all articles
worthy OF their approval and appreciation.
IN store, superb article of lrish and scotch Wits
Ky and Sparkling Edinburgh Ale Of direct inporta
tion- JOHN J0tINSniN,
Nos. aad Cedar street, Nashville Tenn.
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Mantea Go Mrs.
NoiIce.
Pure Whisky.

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81 cas- be had IL this cay.
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Crates and MantIeS.

lust received n dne assortment of Mantle and
ID Parlor Crates, Marbleized Iron Nantes and Jami
Crates.
ALSO
5000 best Fire Brick for sale low by
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Tanners Practice
M Y IA IN Il
IN Order

Just received and for sal, by
febe2-u T. HAGaN
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Excitement In Havana.

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" ins large sse'Ftmeat, sslestad eilh gresa eass
DELPlT-s FINE SNUFF. IN
sq<s snd A-srhoy- J. ~ LASsiEf CO..
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