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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15
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STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 80 SOMERSET ST.,
BosToN, Mass, April 18th, lS5S.
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DALY'S
VALLEY WHISKY,

ME REG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w TION OF dealers as well as consumers to the
following certificates Of well known Chemists, who
hsve analysed
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MDaIY,s Aromatic valley Whislly.''
WIN. NEWELL 4 co.

The high reputation of the parties is sufficient guar.
antee that the article possesses all the merit claimed
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scRoFULoUs SORE EYES.

The following important testimony is from South
Kingston, r l. In this the Sarsaparilla was
recommended by the family Physician
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A DAILY EXPIRES S will be dispatched from our
A once n Marysvileto the following places to
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o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, IA Broadway, New
York, and ia Market-st., st. Louis, Mo-
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
g1Y- PARK WHITE, San Francisco Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1 1y- -eod-chq
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES

WfSRE<, DIR. KING formerly of New York for
ezE &s0o the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention 10 the treat
ment OF private diseases for 80 years hatters
himself, having attended a practice for so many
years and cured so many thousands he is enabled 10
cure all diseases of private nature no matter how
pad they may be from injudcious medical treatment
or from neglect of their DIR. Kings Dspensary
Is NO 70 Deaderlck street, between Cherry and the
square second story, where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date eectually cured in
q Few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enioyed
FerhallS no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can be efIectuall,
cured IN u few days
SEMINAL NEAKNEss-Particular attention Ia wing been
given to this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out OF IL, brought on in many cases by the de
structiye habits of hconsderatc Youths and exces.
sve indulgence OF the passions neglect Of which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unfit
Tor business or society and causing premature age
Females who may be laborag with any difficulty OF
ire womb may rest assured OF immediate relief
PERSONS residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed to DR. A. King
NO - Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary medicnesent To their address with ne
eessary directions. Strict secrecy observed Offict
honrsfrom o'eloekin the morning until in the eve
ming mayo6-ind.u1y
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From XYa.hineton

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-SENATE-The army
appropriation bill, as amended by Lincoln, in
regard 10 Notifications, passed-24 against Is
SESATE.-The Senate refused to take up the
Homestead Bill by 26 to 20. Houston made
parting speech, indicating his Congress
sional course.
The Select Committee acquit Gen. Cullom
OF corruption or dishonesty in the discharge
of his duties
HOUSE The Honse concurred in Sherman's
amendment to the Naval Appropriation bill,
reducing the appropriations for Navy yards
from 81, 49,, 900 to S130,00O. The bill then
passed.
The House. in committee. eoncurred in all
the Senaie's amend nents to the Consular and
Diplomatic bill, the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial bill, and the Invalid Pension
bill.
The Naval Appropriation bill was then
taken up.
Reagan made personal explanation rela-
tive to the dialogue between himself and
Bryan, resulting in very sharp words between
both, resp citing nationalsm and sectional
ism, and in which there was considerable ex-
element, but no violence, as was temporarily
expected.
The House took up the Miscellaneous
Appropriation bill.
The President has issued proclamation
converting the Senate ON the 4th of March, at
noon.
The telegraph announcement that the En-
glish and French squadrons are in a hostile
attitude before Vera Cruz favoring Miramon,
is not believed here, because the Juarez Cabi-
net, on the 9TH, said they had made arrange
ments for customs and duties, and there was
10 other question at Issue
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THE GAIETY.-The Spring Season of this
establishment opened last night. under high
1y favorable auspices. Miss LOGAN was
warmly greeted by very large and fashiona-
BILE audience. If anything, she has improved
since her last visit, the circumstances of which
we ust she may forget under a more faVora-
BILE patronage during the pres mt. The old
favorite, Mr.. l.. BERNARD, was received most
heartily aud enthusiastically. He is deci-
ded tramp. and will never fail to win the APP
plause Of the patrons OF the Gaiety. Miss
ETrTE HENDERSON met with iattering recep-
ton. Miss ANNIE SEAMAN sang beautiful
song, which was deservedy encored. Mr..
CRISP was called out at the conclusion of the
first play. and in graceful terms acknowi-
edged the manner Of bis greeting and assured
his friends that he hoped to merit their good
opinion and patronage.
The pieces for this evening are the H,mch-
back and Poor Paiicoddy.
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LEGAL AND ILLEGAL LOTTERIES The Eas-
ton (Md.) Star, in a notice of the celebrated
lottery firm of Swan Il Co., now WooD, EDDY
q Co., of Augusta, Georgia, speaks of these
great lottery operators in terms Of just COM
mendation. No complaints have ever been
made against these gentlemen by any of the
public having dealings with them. They have
occasionally been the object of hostility of in
terested parties, who, unable to compete with
them honorably, have resorted to dishonora-
bic means to injure their business The pub
lie, having more confidence in their integrity
than they happen to repo.e in their opponents,
continue to send their weekly instalments of
ten, five, and two and half dollars. and re-
ceive, in return, share in their magnificent
lotteries, which pays them sometimes for
tune, and hardly ever fails to reimburse them
for their outlay. Address WOOD, EDDY & Co..
Wilmington, Delaware, or Augusta, Georgia.
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The Paraguayan Fleet.

New York, Feb 2S-The bark Antagonist
has arrived with BlenO Ayres dates of the
fourth Of January. Commissioner Bowlin
and the Commodore of the U. S. Squadron,
have gone with the brigs Dolphin ana Perry,
to have an interview with Lopez The
steamers Fulton and Water Wicch, will take
them in tow at Forks river. The rest of the
feet is at Montevideo. A Paraguayan steamer
has gone up with a chain, to place across the
river to impede the progress of the United
States vessels. A French and English
steamer have also gone up the river. 1t is
supposed the latter went to demand indemni-
ty III the case of a British schooner, lately
selz d hy Lopez. 1t il is said that Lopez has
ten thousand men under arms General
opinion is that the Squadron is inadequate,
because but few of the vessels can cend
the river.
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ARRIVED.
Feb. -Minnetonka, Padncah.
- DEPARTED.
Feb. PSI. G. Cline, Memphis.
Commerce, Up river.
The river continues TO rtccde slowly, with
plenty of water on the shoals for all Glasses
OF steamboats,.
For sT. LouIs.-The gay Saliie Vet is the
regular mail boat to-day Mt IL o'clock NJ,
She will give through tickets for Memphis
aud Louisville, connecting ut raducah with
regular mail boats for those cities. Captain
CoRBErr. .-Old Popularity" will be fouEd at
his post aud always ready to meet his friends
The many good qualities Of the Sadie always
secure for her complement of the travelling
public. Her Office is in charge of the efiul-
gent BES. EGaN-none more attentive or
afable, and always ready to post the public
in regard TO the finances of the city Of Pull
Tight Her adjunct" an estImable insti-
tuition in dry times," is in charge OF HENRY
WALTZ, whose popularity is only equalled by
his modesty. Secure rooms early.
The Naahuills, from New Orleans, passed
Eldyville yesterday, with heavy freight for
this city.
The Commerce left last night for up the river.
Besides good freight list she had one or two
hundred passengers, coai-boatmen, returning
to the mines.
The Lightfos, in charge Of Capt. ALEX.
.FRSzlER. Is the regular boat for Cincinnati
and all way points at IL o'clock to-day. She
will continue regularly in the trade the en-
tire season.
Boar SSAGoED.-We clip the following
from the Eosaiag Baiiain of yesterday:
Through reliable information. We learn
that the steamer Eilsport. on her downward
"trip from this port 10 New Orleans, was snag-
ged in New Madrid Bend, causing her TO leak |
so badly that it was necessary for her TO rid /
herself OF her deck load, by throwing off her |
cargo; also some stock shipped from this /
point Size had some three feet water ia her |
hold, and was In Memphis on the 10th inst,
entering a protest.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIENn.


a weekly publication OF Sheet Music, suitable io
a payers ana singers of the Home circle and con
slsting OF sixteen pages full toiio size stitched in
handsome cover IL contains all the popular dances
OF tue day. arrangements from the most fayorfte on
eras; scenes, songs ballads, airs, &c. An abundant
supply OF every thing that the popular taste de
ma IDS; never too difficult, always instructive and
ever fresh aud delightful. 't-'
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
beea received by the public, the CONNIE ndatious
IL IS won from the Press, guarantees of ts
wor IA. work So cheap, accurate and elegant does
not ixlst IN any other country. The same amount OF
inu &c procured at the regular stores would cost IA
lea twenty times VIII it costs sour Muscs.
En- nd" variety and excellence secured by sub
sc oing TO periodical 80 cheap and much needed
"a ces Dy The ioilowng composers have appeared in
Tn; hrst ten numbers; the names speak for them
solves Mozart, >. Lover, Wallerstein, Meyerbeeri
tiotow, Burgmuller, Schubert, Verdi, ionizett
Strauss, Musard, rbaibefg, Bale, Rossini j. Weber
huckeh, Speyer, Abt, q. A. AacIerren Bellini n
smart Ascher, Crouch, DiAlbert, Bishop, ALbe.
Paeslello, lindpainter, Beethoven, &c kc AlItbes.
pieces are witln the range OF ordinary players anu
singers and are Invariably characterized by delicious
pan Al cas- q ars.f
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

'I'HE undersigned will sell, before the FIRST
Il OF MARCH NEXT, of the most desirable
Tracts OF Land in the State of Tennessee upon accom-
modating terms to the purchaser The land lies upon
TIE North side of the Cumberland River about miles
below Carthage, the County Seat of Smith county to
whfch ponit the river rs navgabe as from its
mouth up 10 Nashville. II is very Fertile well water
ed by Springs unusually free lime ana is well adapt-
ed TO the production "f Corn, Tobacco Wheat Cotton
small grain OF all kinds. and the grasses The tract
contains about $50 acres; is largely bounded by the
Cumberl nd river, and Is contiguous two or three
turnpikes, leading in different directions from il
About Eah is Cleared, the balance is woodland
Tue Improvements are large Dwelling House. Work
House Kitchen, and Smoke House-all of brick and
well buiit-and other out-houses, OF wood; and 6ne
chard a Apple and other fruit trees The place is
distinguished for health ulness--a fact att sted by
t'e experience OF the same occupant for than
thirty years
We will also sell at the same time and upon the
same accommodating terms, two unlmproyed Lots de-
srahly located IN the town Of Carthage. ~ -
Persons desiring TO purchase requested 10 visit
ana examine the above described property and ascer-
tTih its value by personal uspec ton
FOR every further Information in reference 10 this
valuable Land and Lots quality OF the land terms ~
sale, &c We refer especially to JAS b. Mooios Esq
OF Carthage, Tenn; also, 10 Or. JAMES 0vKK-ox ~
Nashville, Tenn; TO Maj THos. $ REDD Of Princeton
Mississippi, and 10 Mrs. SARAH A. wHISKY near Lex.
lngton, Ky ss- r -
JAS b. hooRKs, Esq, win any time show the
premises 10 any desiring 90 purchase
E JAMES OyERTON,
SARAH A. WHITNEY,
BY her Attorney, JAS B. MooREs
Jan12-w3w.
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u. =. Attorney for the District of CO.
I"mbia Killed by the Hon. Daniel
II. SfckleS.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, Feb. 81 2 P. M
DANIEL e. SICKLEs, member of Congress. has
Just shot and killed PHILIP BARTON KEY.
United States Attorney tor the District of Co
lumbla, charging KEY with dishonoring him
and destroying his domestic peace
SIcKLEs surrendered himself and is COM
mitt,d to Jail.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-In the Circuit
Court Carlisle announced the death of Philip
Barton Key, late District Attorney, and the
Court adjourned until Thursday.
1t appears that Mrs. Sickles was confront
ed by her husband. when she made confes-
sions, in the presence of witnesses, of i'm
proper intimacy with Key since April last
Sickles asked her TO return the wedding ring
aud wrote to her mother TO come and take
her home forever.
Sicklrs has retained Robert J. Walker and
Messrs. Carlisle aud Radcliffe as counsel, and
will apply for writ of habeas corpus to be
released on bail. His wife exoneFates him
from all blame. and he has the general sym
pathy Of the community.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION


SUGAR-The market has been firm with sales Of
about 500 hhds, fair to fully fair ranging 6x06x
and exc Also several crops plantation EN- brac-
ing about 900 hhds-, of which 200 exc; 800
oOO at = 800 at &c; 400 at Z; 44s at ~ and two
other crops, OF which we have no particulars
AOLASSES-Some 900 bbs have been sold at 30GD
gle for fermenting, aud 1z@324 and 33c for prime
and choice, and 200 half bbs. at o5936c p gallon.
.fOBACCo-Tbe only sales reported to-day were 3
hhds at 5 1ac and q at exc p fb.
FIGURING market has been dull with sales OF
barely 800 bbs, including 10 common at so; IS
superfne at so; 100 St Louis do at So and 900
extra, IN two lots private terms. We hear of sale
OF SOOO obis extra, yesterday at 12h, rs, 637K
and 6 so p Is.
CURING notice sales of some $500 sacks, com
prsihg 100 mixel at 621ze; 100 mixed and yellow,
p bushel ftE
C0FFEE-Sales 1000 bags of which 324 at I05Sc;
20 at llc; 1000 (the cargo of the Eastern Starr
ri lOsLc "A
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From California, Cent raj and South

New York Feb. 27.-The steamer Illinois
has arrived from Aspnwall with San Fran
cisco dates of the fifteenth.
She brings 81 ESQ 900 treasure
The Panama Star confirms the signing of
the Ousley treaty, and says the Nicaraguau
Congress has not acted on the Cass Yrrissari
treaty.
The revolution is imminent in Chill.
The Government officials have been over
thrown and all the ports except Valparaiso
are or abo=t TO be blockaded
The Cyane sails for Panama on the goth
January. The Merrimac was at Realcjo. The
Decatur was of Fonesca bay on the lst.
Peru is quiet.
The French minister has suspended Diplo-
matte relations because the government re-
fused to pay damages for the imprisonment
aud brutal treatment of Frenchmau.
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pp telegraph.
Terrible Steamboat Disaster.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST,

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-The steamboat
Princess, from Vicksburg for New Orleans,
exploded, burned and sunk, at Conrad
Point, near Baton Rouge, this morning. Four
hundred passengers were on board, of whom
two hundred are lost and missing. They
are mostly residents of Louisiana and Missis-
sippi- A large number of ladies were on
board. filling the ladies' and half of the gen.
tlemen's cabin. Among the killed are j. w.
Seymour, of Baton, Rouge, Calhoun of Mays
vile, KY. the pilot of the Princess and the
assistant engineer, II. B. Murphy OF ST. Louis,
J. j. Hodges, of Mississippi, and three un-
known. = s-sse 81
Among the missing are Charles Bannister
and l.. Hnard, Representatives from New
Orleans; JOS ph Clark. second clerk; and
Samuel Waits, of Virginia. No other northern
or eastern names are ascertained. A large
number were badly scalded and otherwise in
Jured- The boat and cargo are total loss
The boat was one of the finest on the river
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his series of discourses at Odd f, lows Hall,
on Saturday night, and at the Commercial
Hall last nght-treating of the French Revo-
luton on the former, and Napoleon on the
latter occasion. These addresses are of the
most brilliant and entertaining order, aud
afford an entertainment at once pleasing and
useful. The eminent Kentucky orator han
dies his themes with the method, a depth and
a fullness that show him to be perfect mas
ter of what he has undertaken He will con-
nue the subject of Napoleon this evening,
at some place which will be announced
during the day.
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The AsEliKfr -

Prepared by Or. JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
Itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
cans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing to their patients convinced
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
? CELEBRATED
g Il II Nj a N BIT TIE II S.
DR., C. NJ. JACKSON, PHr1ADElruIA, Pa,

DR. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
"A WILL EFFEcTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint pyspepsia Iaundice Chronic or Ner.
yous Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all dseas
es arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach such as
constipation, Inward Piles Fullness of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fullness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructations, Sinking Fluttering at the Pit of
the stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Futtering the Heart Choking
or suf'.catng sensations wnen in a lying postur re
Dmness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight Fe
yer and dull pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspira
ton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Biiters are sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
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Miss ELIZA LoGAN.-This distinguished ira
gedienne and accomplished lady arrived in
Nashville yesterday, and took rooms at the
St Cloud. She plays an engagement of one
week at the Gaiety. Always favorite OF
the lovers of the drama in our midst, we shall
expect to see them attend, in large numbers,
each OF her performances. This is due to her,
not less than to their own good taste and dis
eliminating Judgment
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st. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, Feb. "a, PM.-A constantly falling rain
to-day, lDterlered materially with business, by pre-
venting the handling and discharge Of reghts Tran
sactOns although not large evidence changes in three
or four articles, all Of them having turned in favor of
sellers Wheat, Influenced by small receipts went
cent or two higher than yesterdays prices, and corn
Is very firm for similar Flour is still quiet for
country brands bat in large demand for city. Hides
and whisky realized an absolute advance, the former
moving forwards TO l63s 9l612c q fb, and the latter
Csc q gallon. Both ciosea firm. In provisions we
hear Of Lutte doing outside Of limited business in
bacon. In groceries, there is very quiet feeling,
but holders Of sugars feel treasured by the
Improvement III New Orleans, and are firm in their
views
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S- We are sure many of our read RS will
be gratifed TO know that tn. Cooper Opu a
of the present week at MACFARIAND'S Varie-
ties. They will perform the beautiful opera
Of Lucia d. Lammermoor tonight, where the
lovers of good music will have an oppOrtG-
nifty of enjoying highly pleasing entertain
mont
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CIarksviIIe Tobacco rIarket.

CLARKsyIILE, Feb. 25 -rOBACC0-The breaks have
been fuller this week, with large attendance of buy
ers There were sold on "Wednesday at Trce's rs
hhds at prices ranging from 81 90 to so for Lugs
and % To 90 for Leaf. One fine old HID brought
75-ayerage of the sale Is. Crops averaging6 90
to SO In Carksyile On yesterday there were sold
. hhds at Mcclure and 80 hhds at Smiths at about
the same average of prlces-Averaging at Smiths
o w. Stemmers entered the IN lrket freely, and took
everything steinmabe. The soft condition of most
of the Tobacco offered, prevented very strong com
petition on part OF Shippers. We again lead the
enuon OF the Planters to the present injurious way
OF PriZng their crops order and nangling the
leaf by hard pressure.-CEr0aicLe
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PHoSoGRAPHY.-All those who wish to
master the science of Photography should
avail, themselves of the service of NJ. DOL
BEAR. HIS classes meet daily, and afford
universal facilities for instruction. The
opportunities for becoming perfect.
If there be any who doubt whether the ac-
QUESTION OF practical knowledge of phono-
graphy is readily and easily attained. we
would advise them TO go and see the little
folks in Mr.. ID. S school, and the fact will be
demonstrated TO them.