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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-25

Gs- Tonight is the last but one on
which our citizeus will have the pleasure o.
hearing the Cooper Opera Troupe. The oc-
cason is made the more Interesting by its
having been set apart for the benefit of the
lovely cantatrice, Miss ANNIE MINER. She
has selected the grand Opera Of III Trocatore
I'm which she personatcs two characters and
which affords field for full range OF her
great powers. We imagine the Hall of the
Virieties will be crowded tonight, as it UNI
doubtedly ought to be.
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The ssElixir.5

Prepared by DIR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the ofDYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using it them
selves and prescribing il to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organsto healthy function. Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
OF the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested
Gates testify aprl3-ly
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TOBACCO BY THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAHRoAD.-A consignment OF tobacco by the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, the first
shipment, was received yesterday by A. HAM
u.ToN, E-q. We learn from Mr.. III. that he
expects soon to receive one hundred hogs
heads more 10y this road, from Scottvillc,
Kentucky and Springfield, Tennessee. This
is but very slight indication of the advant-
ages that our city will receive from the road
when completed further into the interior
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steamboat and River news.

The river was falling slowly yesterday with
a food of water in the channel. -
There were no arrivals or departures of
steamboats,.
The Minnetonka is the regular packet, for
Paducah to-day. She departs at IL NJ.
The B. NJ. Runyan is expected in port to-
day. She will depart on her return to St.
Louis tomorrow at II NJ.
The Harmonic is also expected to-day; and
will leave for Pittsburg Saturday at o'clock,
p. NJ.
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New Orleans Market

last review that the Asia's accounts, proving dis
cnuragng, factors had been compelled to make fur
thcr concessions 10 the extent Of 1s1c, at least
favorable accounts by the America caused a further
reduction Of &C in the lower grades. To-day how
ever, under the influence of the Prince Abert's ac-
counts, factors stringent in their preen-
sions, but were unable TO recover the previous de-
cline
The sales comprise 7 500 bales on Saturday; 900
on Monday; 1900 on Tuesday 500 on Wednesday
is 500 yesterday and 800 day, making total for
the week oil 81 zoe bales
The receipts since the 18th inst. comprise 60 734
bales against 81 $50 bales during the corresponding
period last year, and the exports 81 76s bales leaving
hand stock Of $50 OS2 bales against 1882 same
time last year.
We nOvyo aS
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ELECTION OF CoNSrABLE.-The election yes
terday for constable resulted in the election
of Mr. IRA A. SroUT. The following is the
vote SroUT, 29S: COVER, 2S7; BLAND, $50;
LAIRD, 40; MEAcuEN, l26; CoEBErr, l25;
RYAN, Ill; FIELDS 81; BRANrIY,I6; PkrrIr,
Sc; FR,NcIs, 81; FELrs, 80; BRiNKLY, Is;
Fly s.
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University OF Nashville.

The Commencement Exercises Of this Medical De-
partment viii be held this evening, at half past
o'eiosk, IN the Hail OF the Medical Collage Ladies'
and gentlemen Of tbs city and vicinity are invited 10
attend.
Addresses VIII be made by J. u, sIxeLsreS, n. d.,
Of Kentacky aud B. H. HollAsp, MD, u The class.
g W. X. BOWLING,
feb2S-h Deaa u the Faculty.
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20 We direct the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Valuable Farm for
sale, three miles below Carthage on the Cum
town of Carthage. The farm is handsomely
improved. and is altogether one OF the rich
est, healthicst and most desirable situations
in that part OF the country. 1t will be sold
on the first of March, and a good occasion is
afforded for good investment, or splendid
home
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re- We-have received the second number
OF the Southern Messenger, "A newspaper publish
cd by L. III. Staten & Co., and edited by J. G.
Carrigan, at Lewisburg, in this State. 1t is
democratic AS much as we abhor the poll
tics of the Messenger. we cannot forbear wish
ing il pccuuiary success. A newspaper of
some sort is Indispensable to every county
and to sustain one would Justify county tax.
almost as much u rs Railroad.
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Runaway a horse attached to the buggy
of o. EWING, E.q, president of the Planters
Bank, last evening made his exit in ihe
absence of his driver, and deposited the
vehicle, minus one wheel. against the curb
stone in front of MeSsrs. EwNG Il SrERRY
store, corner of College and Spring streets.
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JNO. 10. w Il ) II = 7
TO THE PUBLIC.
" Pixies Gold Peak in view.'

fItO my eamerous friends and kind patrons re-
Il tara ny siueeFe hanks, ana would hsfuFm them
hat have cou-g'istre the repairs IN enlarging ny
plscs % oaslness a. my cid s1th Cetzr street,
Noe snd Q, ART door frotn tfs sguarr, est
NJ pFsfarea tnan ever % sa1 sion my frtcnds and
NE psbfc, assaFnE thrm that. hereivfore, onfr
lie chsk.est ana pasest llqners o. be lsund m The
soFid. alsa fs, ~ traits 81 al kl8ds, nhe wines,
coraszts Rrt surked ffas - s1eTs Eardles, aport-
"a ciEa =, &C. j. soFd Shall pride usysclf
c4fofafs - ny uaulercns l@trcDs ~ al arti1 leo
soffhy - Their approval 4nd Appreciation.
Ia ftafr, sol.ere aFteie q lr.sh aud Scufch Whs-
~ sa4 Ssarkts klinbufga Ais ~ direct ifnporta-
ttaa- JoifN JOfI NSnfN
Nos 3 snd Cesar sLrcrt. Nashville. TEAM
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Spfrial Hotties.
Rock CITY Mills.
Who will sutfar from Foul Humors. Sores

Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores,
or Diseases of the Skin, when such certain
remedies as McLEAN's STRENGTHENING Cor
DIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and McLEAN's Vol
CANIC On. LINIMENT can be so easily obtained.
The Cordial will purify the blood thoroughly
advertisement. feb17-2w
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Eo- Our neighbor, the RfplbiioaH Banner
has been enlarged. Its issue of yesterday
contained an additional column on each page.
We heartily congratulate the proprietors on
this evidence of their prosperity.
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SUGAR-We stated in our last review that prices
had declined, the market closing at GG6 sc for Fair
t. Fully Fair which prices have further receded
the s'les up 70 last evening comprising $3.50 hdds
closing ut the reduced rates Of t0612c for Fair
Fully Fair, while to day 500 taken atabout the
SAME rates, the market closing at the following quota
tons: Inferior 3549i2&; Common 10 good Common
549534ci Far 10 tully Fair t(96kc: Prime 10 Choice
614gIssc; Centrifugal and Clarified 7Gl9I.c.
Weeks receipts 10 ,43s hhds; exports :, 6OS.
MOI-ASSkS-lhe receipts have gone OF pretty free
~ but al easy prices The sales up u last evening
prsng some 10 900 bbs, closing the range of 500
Sic for Fernenting 81 &C for Prime Choice
To-day 500 bbls were taken at the same range.
CoRN-We noticed in our last review that the mar
kct closed at Sj9 since which has exhibited but
little change, the sales up % last evening comprising
II 900 sacks at s595c closing gOc for prime
lots while u day the business embraced 3 500 sacks
including ,sS5 Mixed in lots S5c, 500 in white
sacks, AT SEC. and 900 White and yellow in several
lots at sOc-making total for the week Of about II
800 sacks
BAC0N-The market has exhibited more move.
mcnt and prices have continued firm; the sales up
last evening comprising some $50 casks ScS &c for
Shoulders Ice orc Tor Rib Sides IL a q lie for
clear Today, 20 casks Rib Sides sold ia Two lots at
lOc; 100 IN two lots at Oc, and clear at l2c
tail; dealers realize saSic for Shoulders; lOI.c for
R!b Sides, aud l.C9l2ls for clear.
Weeks receipts, 1912 hhds and l45l tierccs. Ex-
ports, 30 hhds aud 927 tierces.
IAldi-we stated in our last review that the market
bad exhibited fair degree Of activity, since which
there has been but little movement the sales up To
ast evening uprising $50 bbls and ticrces at IL ga
l2l4c, aud 500 kegs at l2A9lSc. To-day, 6S7 kegs
Weeks recepts-J94l bbls and tierces and 1905
kegs. Exports, 1918 former, and i4i9 latter.
RiCE-Ihe demand has been moderate and a few
hundred uerces have changed hands at 3Ts9lc.
SAlT-The rates Of Liverpool from second hands,
are s590c for Coarse, and 81 O5l9i 10 for Fine de-
hvercI aud IN warehouse 5c fer Coarse and csc for
Fine.
CoFFEE-The market has exhibited q continued
fair dem nd the sales comprising Is OO7 bags l05s
a2l2Lc. The stock on hand Is 5Sl7 bags against
81 ,33l last year The market closed at los, a IOsc
for ordinary u low fair; ll9liAc for fair 10 good
far and IL 49l Ac for prime.
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arrangements of the Liver and Stom-

Should at once be attended to.
HooFIANDs GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by DR.. NJ.
Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will cure all diseas
es arising from disordered Liver Stomach.
i IN
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For Congress.

sE We are authorized u anaosaes GEN. Jas.
M. Quaries, II Montgomery eoansy oAaaIaais
fur the nomination ef The American Party for Goa
gress, Ia this Congressional DzsFict-
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

= lisa
J \ Pipes 1elus Rahins Co : cassae yinlage lsfs
AIS zs'sassas =. SO 80
! kaeehean HesIeA Whizky Fegy ene.
The absss faseice q nranaiSn I'll seI - he
assis-s azkass. sosDos = co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-25

Es- Miss GEoRGNA PAIGE is announced
20 give two musical entertainments at Odd
Fellows Hall in this city, on the 4th and
9Th of March.
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Accident to the Steamer Crescent.

YNCENNEs, Feb. 24-The steamer Cres-
cent heavily loaded for New Orleans. struck
the bridge over the Wabash, and is badly
crippled. She threw overheard hundred
barrels of pork, and barges are taking out the
rest of her cargO.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

TOBACCO-Wc stated in oHr last review that the
market had exhibited a moderate inquiry, since which
there has been more active demand, the sales re-
ported TO last evening comprising about $50 hhds
within the range of our amended quotations. To-day
lO9 hhds sold at 621c at and at 61Gc, making a
total of nearly 200 hhds.
Prices are lower, and we now modify quotations
for new crop follows
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VI arkets.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 24.--Flour firm, sales 700
bbls, at 5 50(G5 90, Whisky 253. Pork
dull and unchanged. Lard III. Linseed
oil II. Sugar declined /.
New YORK, Feb. 4-Cotton-Inferior
qualities declined +; Middling upland
nominal at llB. Mess pork quiet at II 700
Is rs. Tallow lie. Sugar dull at 62@74.
Coffee firm.
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Grates and Mantles.

Iusf Feeeiysd aas asssrlfaeat q A4atle snd
81 farlsr GFasss. AsFblsizsa IFo GAlsl.ss aa JAnss
, Also,
8 !oe9 beat flss Brick fss GALS los BY
IsblJ }. ". WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-25

LOUISVILLE, Feb 24-noOn.-The river is
about stationary, with SO feet on the Falls.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24--noon.-The river has
allen 5 inches in the last "a hours.
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Stomach or Liver,

Such as Indigestion, Acidty OF the stomach, Cholc
Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, Dependency
Costlycness, Blind and bleeding Piles In all Ner
Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, It has in
humorous instances, proved highly beneficial and ID
others effected decided cure.
This u purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific PRINCIPLES, after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland professor, Bnerhave. Because Of
lis great success IN most Of the European States its
Introduction into the United States was intended
especially those OF fathcrland scattered here
aud there over the face Of this mighty Country
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
Il To the Anes lean public, knowing that It's truly won
dcrfHl medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
Il Is particularly recommended To those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by th
continuous of ardent spirits, other forms OF DIS
spaton Generally instantaneous IN effect, 70 finds It's
way dirccu To the seat of life thrilling and quicken
ng every raising up the dropping spirit, aud
fact iufusing health and vigor IN the system.
NOflCE-WhOcvcr expects 10 und thus "A beyera
will be disappointed; but TO the sick, the weak
low spirited il viii prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed Of singular remedial properties.
TION.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma ha
induced many limitations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded to bu
any thing else until you have given Boerhaye's lilo
land Btters a fair trial One b1ttle will convince yo
how infinitely superior II Is 10 all these mutations
&C. Sold at 81 per bottle. six bottles for SIS,
THE sol PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN n GF Jr.. co.,
Manufacturing Pha rms ~c''''sts ana Chemists,
Ittsbur=h. Pa.
Sold by Druggists general throughout The United
states aud Canadas.
e. sold IA Nashville by
EWIN, PENnLErON X co Wholesale Ag' t.
". W. BERRY * DEMovllL-E,
Or, A. Ii. ROSCOE,
10 q. BROWN
DEMovIII.E n BELL,
&. W. HENf ERsHOTT,
Dr 7. WELLS.
WELLS, HOOPER CO.,
BEECH & HUNTER,
Aad by Druggists generally 1hroughouiihe State
aP2s-d&~iy
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Certificates Of Packages win be sold a. the fol

Ha- Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
VIII be sent TO any one DESTROYS OF receivingit
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Obey this Cali or Pay the Costs.

A Ii persons Indebted % the hrm q WELLS
n HOOPER Gu. requested % call and settle
the sane with Nessrs- JoSE- HosnFEE fthe only
shorked persons o. wind ap tie old b1siness) By The
10th 81 March, 1859. These not settled BY that time
viii afterwards be fosad In the hands of coliector.
The above relates only % debts due Jan. LA, 1859
fcbl5-u F4E r#Hf
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Overland Mail.
River News.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24-The overland mail of
the 3Ist has arrived.
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Pain cannot tIla WHARF This Plaster is applied

RheusnAfism, f4menrss, ssinisess. weakness. IL
bdty, NervoozneEs, Neuralgia, bysIepsiA, couEhs
and Cslds Fslns aad Aehez q every kind, 6s~n
g. corns. are IMMEDIATELY kEtIEykD, and with
isaie psuesos. PERMANENTLY cURsp. ~ ne nsx.
cal tnasenss % the MAGNETIC Ft-AsTEE- d b ne
enpsrsi sFezs, S.fest, Iaeasansesg zra cheapest
ssy Ia APp.eaiioD = asisersAl-sSuai-
D 70 ne stroug nAn tlas eeheais wonan, Ane ~
fssels iafant- 70 each asa All a ~ii prove a n.l1
ana Blssssns. Ia sss h agreeable. zaa ~aAest
sSy.nse - troabls- Ia Prise silla re@sh q 4ll-
rirA e poxs III szzy have - saa al shesld hzEs
sho 4rs sea, and saGsr1eg "a asy way
Fautsrs shoald be aisays sspPliea al lhis laval
aAhie FLASHER II slii BE- tl.s Coed FlsysaesAa 90
ans pl-zl-lon, ready a. 81 snes sne inst4ns 70
ttee.
PA sp h aiE-tlshs ts bezes- EaeA box wal u.Aks
six 80 szAs pa-steEs. aaa aay ehsd ssr~ad fkem
fFlea - csass bsx, via f0ii ana plain directoaz
n q. NOR EnEAD. ~. NJ.
lsreztsr ed E.rsPr1rr. 50 Halt<r ssses. Nez TsrE
noRfHEAD's MAGNETIC P,AsfzR = soLD 81
All nGEcsIsrs. - every cay, Tess .sa ysn.ss .
sss usas4 s..l-s- ess1-aseas-se~ix1a
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IN ORDERING TIcYrTs up crprrvIc.r

EhCiose the money 10 our address for the Tickets or
aere ON receipt Of which they Viii be forwarded by
nrst mail Purchasers can have tickets ending IN any
hgure they may designate
ihe i;st OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sen
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
FS- purchasers viii please write their sigpatur
pam, ana give their Post oiice. county and State
ss- remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
Die IN full without deduction.
, sS- All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immedat
y after The drawng-other prizes at the usual time
thirty days.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

3OSlo prizes amounting % 81 zO2 90
Tickets $50 Halves 40, Quarters IS 90 Egths 81 50
Package 81 - Whole Tickets, AZ go, costs = SS2c
There are ~ drawn ballots, and each ballot be
lng worth so MAKES. -..-............sa40
10 per cent on, oeilg .-.--...-...----..... 50
Leaves het--.--.--..-. .-....-.-.-.-.. 2o4
Leaving risk % the purchaser . sSis
Persons Who des4re neei only remit the risk on a
Package, l0r which Nil send CerIlfcate "a fol.
lows:
Certificate Of Package Of 20 wholes, costs $500 90
Do. do. - Halves...... $50 90
%. d. 70 OlaFtcrs-...-.. rs 90
do. do. 20 flghfls - ~ 80
e. All orders addressed q K FRAScE 4 Co. MAn-
Aserr, bsltimorc, I'd sill meet with prompt attsa
un, and the printed ofiC drawings srnt a. sooa A
over. n FRANCE A 90
febi-ti Managers, Maryland STATE lotteries
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Tickets Only Ten Dol,ars...
WOOD, EDDY & co., Managers,
Successors TO s. Swan s. Co.

THE following Scheme will DC drawn by Wood Eddy
i Co., Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Ar
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for MIEcsr
1859 at AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public under the So
perintendence of Commissioners.
Glass draws Saturday, March S, 1852
Class draws Saturday, March 10, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday March 10, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, March &c, 1853
ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
$50 Prizes.-Kesrly one Prize to eyery nirs
Tickets
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NoKE u y sEA1s
MAGNETIC PLASTER

he best zhd CHEAPEST Household Remedy in the
world sample and pleasant IN 10 appIicstion,
certain And saecsuAiin Iis resas- Abezgitul seiea
tae, external carAtve. applicable for abe rsief q
Pam any time, IN any place. any part q the hs
nzn SYSTEM. and Under Al Circumstances. n yea
pat shs Faster anywhere, n Pam u shere die Pas
Ter will sIk l.ers satil ths Pan has vas1sea. Ths
PiAsser snagaeiizes the Paln away, And
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~ a r q r

TN rssrsns sfesa he ara e wis. HOOPER 4
L Co feel d Eay duty Fetnrn the E.sfrons 81
honae asy tkaEks - tne4r i6eFai lsatrrn@
sss the hoass ss1tle tfsefe and seld fucar-
nsa1 ny - ths pshiie - xeaaE eHnlie-
snea xeil woFiky - liberal rl1faz&Es-
II. J. WEIIz
r 81 ssBsss ssas - 80 lais sAs whssesais sise-
eers 1sz1nssz. aeH9W
ishls-a
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30. n. BROWN. A. J. HOOPER. MiEEIL.
late n. LdHier # 90
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail ca
The Adams Express Comn.,x

whereby money for ncSets in sums of Ten Dollars
and upwards, can be sent Us
At OUR RISK md ETPEySE.
from any city or town where they have an ofirG
Ihe money and order nut be enclosed W a COY
hkNhENI POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVI.OPE' or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Ccrtifcstesto
WOOD, EDl 60, Augusta, Georgia
or, Mool tDnl Co, Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co, Nilming ton delaware
IS llsi OF the numbers that are drawn from
wheel with the amount of the prize that each on. 4.
entitled TO- viii be published amer every drawing in
the following papers -AUgta Ga , Corsstits,fiaai.
u.s. Neio orleans Delta, Mobile Register ChaTiesto.
fork Weekly Day Book, !Sardnnah DatIv Ne.us R,cIs
p.ond Dtspdteh, Neto York Dispatch aud PaaIdiro
tAiss CLARION and Ltttie ROck (rk) True Democrat
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

7 AM now receiving my stock of Spring and Sum
i Goods, OF the very Iates styles, for Gentle
mems ] respectfully solicit call from my
customers and the public generally.
SAM. PRICHTTT,
No. 81 College street.
ALSo-scotts Report OF Fashions Tor the Spring
and summer Of 1859.
feb22-lm BGuAA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-30
POUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF sTEAMER ARABIA.

SAcKvILLE, June 2S.-The Express Of the
Associated Press arrived here this evening
from Halifax, with che advices per steamer
Arabia, which arrived there to-day with Lv-
erpool dates to Saturday the 18th.
The war news by this arrival is unlmpor-
tant.
The Austriuns were retreating from the
line of the river OgliU and the Allies were
advancing, and the French troops were be-
ing concentrated for IL decisive attack. A
general battle was anticipated within II
week.
\ naval demonstration WAS also expected to
be made in the Adriatic shortly.
Lord Palmerstou has formed strong Cabl-
net, including Russell, Gladstone, Elgin. Cob
den, Gibson and Granville.
COMMERCIAL Isr.LLIGEScE.-Lverpo Mar
kets -Cotton-The market opened with bat little
inquiry and prices weak, but closed at an Advance
of /. Lower qualities were more saabls, bn'
not luotably improved in price The sales OF tho
week foot up $1,000 bales, including 5000 bales T."
Spectators and 5000 bales for export
Manchester ulvices arc favorable. the mar
ket generally closing with un advancing ten
dcncy.
BrcadstuiIs The market closed dull at Tues
DAYS decline Corn has downward tendency
and all qualities have slightly declined since Tues
day.
Provisions.-The market generally has declIn-
ing tendency.
MONEY MARKET, London, June i7.-The mo-
ncy market is generally unchanged. supply
abundant Bullion III the bank has decreased IT,
600 sterling. Consols 92i@92s Tor account, eX-
dividend.
HAvEE MARkErs.-Cotton-N. Orleans tres
ordinarie lOOf Bias 1927. The market closes
firm Sales for the week $500 bales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-30
Tonnage Of the World.
An English paper saws:

An English paper says
Sat present it may interest our readers to
know the extent OF the merchant marine.
FROM which may be estimated the real mar
thine power. The tonnage of the world is
about fifteen millions, the United States he
ing first, United Kingdom second. France
third, and British colonies fourth; but We
take Great Britain and her colonies tosetl-
er they amount to a trine over that Ut the
Great uspubic This is Il sad change troh'
1873. when al the European ports were
blockaded by US, GGt an cnemys ship ap-
nearing On tho ocean, except those OF our
cousins, with whom, as well as With the Great
Napoleon, we were then ut war. onr Hsr-
chant marine far exceeded the rest 81 world
Now we only stand IN one to three When
Parliament meets British shipping should IN
all respects lie placed on an equality with
foreign. by reciprocity. Since the change
of the sayigation laws, without it foreign
has increased in cur carrying trade as four
TO one. Let US then have justice done to this
great national interest, the Rgrsery OF our
feet"