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the hair to its original color but to
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The Restorative put BOTTLES Of viz large,
dunn and small the small holds pint, and retais for one
dollar per bottles the medium holds twenty cent
in proportion thin the SMALL retas dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty per cent in proportion,
retailed for g..
O. j. W00D&cc ,Proprie,ors, 3I2 Broadway, New
the great Wire Railing Estbhment and ia Market ST.,
81. Louis, Mo-
And Sold By all good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
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Messrs. Hagsn & johnson have received the pic
torial and literary papers for the current week
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We noticed number OF Mr.. Dolbears pupils in
photography youths from eight to thirteen years
old at the meeting Of The Common Council, Thurs
day evening, ''takipg notes" Yesterday We heard
them read their reports, and we've surTrised at
the fullness and accuracy with which they reported
the remarks ty the different members. In most
eases, by far the larger portion of each members
remarks was noted down. Here is the best evil
dence Of the practical utility of photography that
could be adduced
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} AMES WALKER, Sec'y.

NOR E&ENT.---The large Room ye-the Daily News of
fee, formerly occupied by Bsrnards Biniery This
Go b. 40 feet suitable for Job Printing Office Book
Bindey, any mechanical employment Steam DO
be had frsm the News Once Engre, in this room.
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, News 0ce Of A. V. Lnesey OF
the subscriber. ija6 JAMES ". H0YTE.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co,

EEGVE removed their Book Bindery and
Blak Book Nauufac0ry to the Baptist Publishing nOUss.
below Douglass CO.. north Market No. 50
81 door from the SQrare-and will be glad all old
and invite that want work in line We
prepared Books the best
given pattern Particular attention will be paid the Binding
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices low the
lowest style be the Bindry Store
Union Books left either place will receive nmed
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River NEWS.

ST. Louis, May 13.-The river has risen three
inches since morning The Upper Mississippi is
rising slowly The Illinois and Missouri are fall
ing. tremendous deluge Of rain fell last night
and to-day,
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ALEx WILLIAMSON AacHrR cEEArHAN
WILLIAMSON & CuEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Bfandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C..
NO. COLLEGE STREEI -
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

TEVIE Undersigned have following pure LIqacrs
Wines, &c, which they OHer 70 the trade ~ low pss
favorable erns and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
70 examine their sloek 0eiorec crying
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through tie Gus
tom blouse and be warranted genuine Being dsermin
sell 81 low hguresposessns ne facilities q do feitr
ourselves that OG,r such Cash
Prompt dealers, IS EiIl meet their views.
Br1nd1esS Gins ku1a and Whiskiess
90 = and pipes Fine COgnae 10 bb superior Rye WHISKY
Brandiss, choicest brands; very old;
5KpPs Bordeaux do 90 bbl 0d Rye do
Sdo pure Holland Gin; Iro Dds ane Tenn. Cora %
2puncheons pure W. l. Run; 9puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt WHISKY best brzEds.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne 20 do sauternasi
90 boxes Hook and Mcsele; 10 DO do cid and ans;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
Is boxes Fine Claretsi Is DO POrt;
Porter, Ale, &c.
- casks LcldoE Ortsr, best brands,
% do English and scotch Ale, best brandsi
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Biiiers;
20 do French COTjias assorted;
% do Brandy Cherries.
10 do Curacao, MATesehinO AID Absynths-
Cigars
10000 genuine Havana Cigar, 100000 German Cigars
Choielst branis; 10000 Batnore RegalIas %
Tobacco.
20 bEs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. ". Andsrsoa
IS 90 DO DO do do do do o ''Lei.Tiek, 4asss-
sS Dc % % % -sa d Si:'i ss.
bOze, hns Virginia Chewing TobaOoo suhsand. sine qaa
20 boxes h9s Virginia Chewing Tobacco, csamasr EDpa
20 boxes h2s yIrglaa GheEing Tobacco, LanshOn Ara,
| boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, AIlsu's;''
SO boxes best Tennessee do do.
IS u boxes Kean Smith celebrated 'srFst and Paneaks
DEnyille Tobacco equal Il not superior,
ed in this market
With many otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CEEATHAM,
SsD9 No ?. College street. NASHVILLE. Tenn.
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"IL7h7-'0N.
EDWARDS, CILKESON q CO.,
Successors to 10 Edwardsl
Wholesale CrOccrss Commission Merchants
Dealers In Fire BFandicS, Wines.
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
DIVIDEND.

TENTE Board Directors Of the Nashville Commercial Iusur
ance Company have this day declared dividend Of Twelve
per the whole capital Stock OF tie profits of the last
six months Six cent to lie applied to the taking up
remaining and lie other per cent To be maid
the stockholders in cash. after the IS inst.
may3-Im JAMES WALK Err. Sec'y.
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- - The Great English Remedy
Ne " Sir James CBaEIlc's CCIc bralcd
-3>7@~--S Family Pills.
ms invaluable MeisIre GHangin the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases constitution
suct 1t mOdsrtes al o5structloas and
sspeedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies'.
hisepscaly suited 1t will, bring henonthl
period with regularity
zach battle price dollar hears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent cOunterets.
CAUTION.
Thcse Pills should 6g fenldesdlrinQthe FIRST
1AEE MONTHS Of Pregnancy they sure to bring
Miscarriage, but at any CtEer time tlel safe.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the back
and limbs, fatigue exeron, Papitson the Heart, low
Spirits Mysteries, Headaches. Whites all
prnfu diseases occaOned by dsordered system these Pill
will effect when all others have failed
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 81 pills and encced with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, post free 81 and post
age stamps
cole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE HOSES.
Rochester, N Y.
Sold in NashviIesy Berry DeuoyiIle and G. " HeDershot
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VI. & e. F. CHEATHAM,
/ WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
| FINE BRANDIEs, WINES. TOBACCO, CIGARS HAT.s
/ DOMESTIC LIQUORS, sc,
/ C0RRER OF COLLEGE, AND C1CRCH SZREE1S
Nashville, Tennessee.
Nv Il 1rejustu receipt Of large selected stock q
w Groceries, Liquors consisting in part a. follows.
80 hhds sugar, all gras lu0 genuine Havana CzsrHa
SO bbls chr 4ee A0lasses; aU1 segs Nails assorted
lOO = do DO l0D dozen faiHted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Cofee 20 Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls EEgsi Wanutss
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Pecans;
, 80 boxes Star Candles; bbIs Fiiherts.
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.
IS y = * = choice French Brandies;
- : casks Madeira, sherrT, and Port Wines;
$50 baskets best brands Champazne;
90 boxes so5vill ClaTet,
50 do ST. Julien %
30 casks Lozdoa Porter;
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bbls Walkers Ale;
lO9 bbls 1ns Robertson County WhsEyI
p bbls pure old Rye
) do do do Bourbon
And also large stock Of Common Whisy American Brrnv
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS,
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder Ts "A
desgrse eng the onlJ Agents Nashville anuhctnsr
larry stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine sale.
500 kegs Dupont Rife PO-r; u0o kegs Blasting Pow
20 = de do DER
800 = dc Do DO 5000 kass Sycamore Blasting
200 3 do do do $50 eases Of Powder, assorted
900 i do do brands,
5000 Dupont Blasting Pow 50 hhs Toy, Bedford Co.
der. ssfsty guss.
janII N. a. +. 2. CIIEATHAE, Agenas.
SOLE AGENTS FPR
Duponts Powder; joy, Bedford L Co.'S saay
Hazard do Fuse
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School BOARD.-Mr. Stratton moved to
suspend the rules, in order to admit motion
that the hour for the meeting of the Board be
changed from half-past seven O'Clock to seven
The rules were suspended and the change
made.
Mr.. Won Segern moved to confirm the ap-
pointment Of Miss Kate ASHER as teacher in
the night schools in the First District. Con-
frmed.
Mr.. W. II. Morgan was appointed teacher in
tho Third District, at salary Of $40.
Msssrs. Harvey and Fillmore were ap.
pointed in the Seventh District, AT salaries Of
S25.
90. Guilford, George +. Sands, y. ]. Flint
and L. I. Moore were appointed in the
Eighth District night schools, the former at a
salary Of $50 per month, and the others at $25.
The Committee on Lots made report in
favor of accepting the following propOsitiO ms
for tho ealo Ur lots:
let. From Mr.. H. Maitin, for the sale of 1875
feet front, on Main street, at 800 per foot.
%. From the Messrs. Kemper, for the dona-
tion Of one hundred feet square, noar Mount
Auburn.
Sd. From the Friends Society of Cincin
natl" for the sale of Sc feet on Poplar street
at $40 per foot.
4th. The Committee further report In favor
Of purchasing the lot adjoining the Eighth.
street District School at 500 per foot, subject
to an annuity of 500, payable to Mrs. Ann
Paul.
On motion, the report, with the exception Of
tho third proposition, was referred back to the
Committee.
The third proposition was accepted.
Mr.. Kolly offered resolution allowing the
Janitor of the Seventh District Night Schools
the sum of $6 per month.
Mr.. Powers moved to lay 1t on the table
Carried.
Mr.. Payne presented the proposition of Mr.
Hiram Gudgcon to purchase from the Board {
lot in the Seventeenth Ward. not necessary fo
school purposes, offering $4,000 in cash for thu
same. Accepted, provided the City Council
concur. Adjourned.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

A FEW Woods TO OUR Cry COUNCIL.
we the only sufferers from one Of our city or
dinances we should not complain; but We ore
only one of several who are made victims oil
what we must deem tho consummate folly OF
our City Council. The ordinance of which wo
complain is the one which prohibits the sale
Of ardent spirits on Sunday. We do not
mean---no friends, do not harbor such sus-
pcion--that we wish to get on q regular
"tare" on Sunday; far from it. Against this
inconvenience, or rather privation, We leave
our contemporaries Of the quill 10 protest; but
the great difficulty is, it at once prevents rows,
fights and fast driving, and, Of course, places
our city far behind its neighbors, and tho re
suit is, when Monday comes round-Monday,
that in most places brings with 1t busy ses-
sion in the Police Court Monday leaves our
Mayor without fee and tho locals without an
item.
Do we wish to take our stand among the
/" fast towns?" None in this age but ardently
desire Newport to stand first among cities, and
the only way to accomplish this is to get up
sensation murders, sensation riots, or some
thing else uf the character. How is this
to be dOneP Open the coffee hOuses--men
have nothing to do but drink on that dey--thsy
will imbibe, get glorious, fight, stab and
shoot Considering the ptvations we were
compelled to undergo yesterday, in tramping
the whole city over for nary item," and con
sidering our Marshals and Mayor were left
without fee, we do beseecd tho Council to a!
once repeal the odious ordinance to which we
refer. And, further, il our humble petition is
not needed, look out for us to come down with
our wrath.
INPRovENENTs.-The approaching winter i
not without its effects upon our citizens. Tht
| dread of muddy streets has induced our City
| Council to take measures for the improvement
of our sidewalks on several Of the principa
streets of the city. By their order, advertise
| ments were yesterday posted upi In d.feren
places for the following improvements Fo
the paving Of all the unpaved sidewalks OF
Bellvue, from York to the Licking River ; OF
York street, between Jefferson and Mayo; OF
Madison street, between East-row and tb
Licking. The bids arc 10 be opened on mex
Thursday evening.
&s-A meeting of the President and Direc
tors of the Alexandria Turnpike Company vii
/! take place at PersimmOn Grove, on the 9th da,
| of November. 1t is desirable that all tb
/ stockholders should he present.
! M1-Captains Air, Hopper and party, VII
have been some days at Berlin, Ohio, chasip
the deer, sent home one of their species yes
terday. It will be quite luxury here.
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AMUSE MEN1S.

WooD's THEArBR.-- Woods TheGtcr was
crammed with an enthusiastic and discriminating
audience last night % witness Sir; James r. An.
THE ELDER BROTHER. Itwas a chastc and beautiful
impersonation, and was characterized by all that
81 and Sg T 81 ms Ia isu1s n
derakes Is admirably done and In rvsry part IN hl.
repoI % t9r" he has won golden opinions from all
To night he will appear ,,,the pale and pen,iyo
Prince Of Elinore," and viii represent this intel
lent style. As his stay is limited 70 one week We
expect his HAMLET tonight to fill the house TO re-
petion.
pIKE's 0PERA-HoUsE, a favorite
opera with all persons who are fond OF delicious
melodies and delicate Instrumentation, was rendered
enco. Parod sang the part Of "Adalgisa," and We
called by that name for with her ia it, this part be-
came the principal one. The fact that she at all con-
dence that her heart Is as great as her ability, and
both seem bOundless
Alamo sang the part ef Norma" in good STYLE
and with excellent taste, and masters it admirably
Sbriglia sang with more spirit than wo ever heard
him before, while tho performance as whole, was
complete success. The principal performers were
called before the curtain the end of each act and
throughout they were rapturously and vehemently
Tonight. they will sing to our Covlngton neigh
bors q very brilliant and carefully selected pro-
gramme The beauty and fashion Of our sister cities
will doubtless assemble at the Odd. Fellows Hall and
are sure the sweet voice of Par0di will make their
dark eyes more briQht. The house will be crowded
If the company receive their deserts.
RUMsEy & NEwcoMBs CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.
This excellent company Of performers drew an i'm
mense audience last night, TO Smith NxOn's Hall,
and what is better delighted it. They sing better
than when they last visited .us, aud have many
thinas in their repertoire, which it behooves all
the lovers of this kind Of amusement to hear. By
the-way friends at the West End need not hest
tate to visit them; for arrangements have been made
with the Street Railroad Company TO carry passen-
gers from the hail oach night, both east and west
| on Third and Fourth-streets, and west on Fifth
street. This will accommod, ,te ali, and will doubt.
less meet with the reward which the enterprise de-
serves.
PERsoyAL.--We saw Mr.. J. B. Roberts, the
excellent ragedlan, in the city Yesterday and infer
rom this that we will soon be favored with sight Of
"Mephistophies." He looks quite .well.and will
undoubtedly meet with such reception as his merit
would seem to demand.
| AMATEUR CONCERT IN TIE SEVENTEENTH
| WARp.-An Amateur Concert will be held this even
| ing, in the Seventeenth Ward at Christian Chapel
| as will be seen by advertising columns. The
object 10 good and the music will be worth hearing
| For this reason let 1t bo we'll attended.
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Cincinnati Produce Ms rket.
Mo,pAy EVENING, Octo,sr "a, 1859.


ELOUR--The market was again buoyant To-day,
under the news from New York and England, AMI
prices advanced fully 0c per bril- on city and ONO
superiine. No change in extra, or 81 Louis super
fine the sales add up 2l0o brs at 81 o4 65, for 81.
Louis superBne 81 gOdi for Ohio, Indiana and Ken
tucky superne and 81 Q06Gj 30 for extra, the iatt,
an extreme rate fora fancy brand 1902 brls. were
received the last 10 hours.
WHISKI-The market for this article opened very
unsettled aud the price declined 20. per gallon, rs
compared with the rate current Saturday, Tie
sales were 90 brls. at 2lc., including wagon.
PR0VISJONS-An Improved demand Tor Eacon, i'
71sc. and 9Sc., but holders ask .84I higher; fH
brls Mess Pork sold at Sl3 -, and 80 hhds. Bacon
at olsa9b toI Sides. Nothing done in Lard.
GR0UERIES NO change in prices. The demand
Is hut moderate
OlL-iO brls. Linsccd sold at SIC. The market is
dull at 56@57c.
WHEAT-Tho market Is very firm, with good De-
mand, and light rece pts: sales 400 bushels prime
white at 81 2O 600 do fair do ut 81 3 and 700 do liz
U0RNSThe market 10 very dull for new, but prices
are unchanged: sales 500 bushels at iOc and 800 do
old AT 10c. -
are steady: saleg GOO bushels good fall at 65c.
OATS-Tbe market is quiet and firm at Acc.
POTAT0E5-Seles $50 bushels prime Ncshanock'
at acc. in bulk at depot.
BUTTBR-Sales b6 kegs prime W. II. at l61ac
CHEESE-The market is very firm, with good
demand and light receipts, and dealers are seliiul
Ouy their regular customers at S. 1t is generally
held at &C.. sales 800 boxes at S&gc, and 200 do. al
81; 90 do English dairy ut lOIG, and 80 do. do. do
at llc,
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SUCCESSFUL CONFIDENCE SwINDLE-ANOTHER
STRANGER TAKEN IN.--The worst thing that
can happen to some men is to dnd themselves
in a strange place. There are persons who
should never leave their homesteads, and yet
they are the very ones to first fly from them.
We hear of such every day, and are surprised
each time; for, although, aware that stupidity
is indigenous to everytsoil, We have heretofore,
We confess, been somewhat mistaken in regard
to tho extent of the crop.
A bucolic Kentuckian, at the Burnet House,
on Saturday afternoon, was swindled out Of $lls,
in the following manner: Some persons who
were conversing near him upon business mat
ters, asked him to change $500 bill for them.
This he could not do, but offered to lend them
what he had-the amount we have named
until one of them went to his room, promising
to return in few minutes, which promise, Of
course, he never kept.
After waiting some time for their return, our
Kentuckian concluded he had boon taken in,
and then, foolish enough, he told the world of
his stupidity. He has learned, he says, that
cities are wicked places, and afirms, so great
is his chagrin, that he will never again leave
the blue-g grass fields Of his native State.
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tBy Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA Market.

. PHILApELPHIA, October 2-M.
There is a firm feeling in the Flour market and
more inquiry, both for export and home coDsump.
tion: sales 900 brs at IS l26 for superne; IS 3lS
Supplies come forward slowly and the stock is much
less thau at this period last year Rye Flour scarce
and wanted at 81 %. Cornmeal comes In very slowly
and commands 81. Wheat active and advanced l@92c:
sales 10 900 bushels at 81 al 26 for for good and
primo Red, and 81 cool 10 for common and choice
White; 900 bushels Rye sold at Ste for Delaware and
90c. for Pennsylyani Corn active and has again ad
yanced: sales 900 bushels Yellow, chiefly at pc
Oats du sales 1000 bushels Southern at 42c, which
Is decline. Coffee firh the stock Of Rio being
duced 1000 bags: sales AT ll21c. Sugar In fair de-
mand: sales 20 hhds. Cuba at 6,a97c. The stock now
consists of 1900 hhds.. 3,l00 boxes and 1850 bags
Moasses quiet Mess Pork selling at Sl6Cdl6 60. Ba
con steady; Hams sell at l@l3c; Sides l0sS@l0Ho.,
and Shoulders at s'G@sac Whisky not SO arm; SALES
Ohio brls. at 29c.
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Communicated
10 The Editors of he Penny Pr.ss:

Mr.. Edward Woodman, formerly Of Alba
ny, New York, but of late years citizen Of
this city, died suddenly at Columbus, Ohio,
on the 2lst inst. He had been conductor
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, and possessed large circle Of
friends in Cincinnati.
About fifteen months since Mr.. Woodman
started for Arizona with the train Of the Santa
Rita Silver Mining Company. Ho shared
cheerfully in all the fatigues and dangers of
the journey across the plains. We were TO-
gether in the same " mess" for many months,
not only on the road, but after we arrived in
Arizona, and knew him we'll. He was
kind hearted, frank, honorable man, of great
intelligence and sterling worth. We came
homo together on the overland mail, and he
hurried away to visit his friends in the East.
But, after undergoing the hardsbips and
perils Of his journey, and long exile from
kindred and friends, he has met his death
almost on the threshold Of home! We had
seen many hard times and many good times
together, ond l could not forbear n few words
to his memory. His decease took place at
the house of his friend, Mr.. R. Il. Champion.
Respectfully, L. Il. G.