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HCEH EST ID a ID n VI
EVER

Worn by Kings or EmperOFS.
what! why "a beautiful Head OF Hair.
DECAUSE It is the ornament God RHse( ProCiaed FOR all
Reader although the may bloom ever 50
brightly in the glowing cheek, the he arsns, tie
teeth pearls the head is teeit Of its covering
the hair he snarled and hriveed harsh and d o. worse
sprinkled gray, will lose half her charms. Prof
Restorative Il used two three tines week, will
restore and nanrnty seeae to ALL such an ornament dead
the feoWng and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
IAGL6Srg: -,
Dr.. wooD:- Nav IoRK, April le, lsJs
Dear rPerRit to express to you the obi cations am
about the time Of my arrival in rapidly
becoming gray, but the sppoH Of lisr Resorz
wonderful invention quite efcaeious As we'll as
agreeable. an dear sir, yours truly,
"Bryeh ar GwyIsIyct"
welsh Newspaper Office % Nassau ST, April r. ls5s
PROI. o. WeuB LsIr Sir-Sone month six weeks ago
receives. bottle Of your and gave my
try her hair, little thinking Al the time
we'll surprise after few Neeks tra 1t has performed
wonderful OF turning all the hairs ts aark rown
the same beau and thick uing the hair strongly
Change Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEw.
Nav YORK, jug ., lt57-
PEsv o. J. wscD with confidence do rvcOuu,end your
Hair Restorative, being the cuous article
Since using your Hair Restorative hair and Ehskers which
almost Sh' have gradually grown DARK and Low feel
ernhden that few more applications will restore them 10 Their
natural color Il also has relieved OF all dandruH and
P'~'---' j. G KILBY.
81 and turning gray fast becoming bald and had tr
many remedies to 10 effect commenced using your
II ra To fiji up grow out its former color
lacEl. At this time is fully restored to its original eoior
health and appearance and cheerfuy recommend ITS use to ALL
The Restorative i put up ia bottles sizes. large,
dollar per boe al es twenty per
in proportion tsn the SMALL rts for two dollars per bottle
b W00D&Co Proprtstors sl2 Broadway New York. On
III, great n Y Wire Railing EstJhment and ia Market st.,
And i Sold By all s.Oa Druggists and Fanny Goods De
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCERTES,
CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co.. and F. Lauicr.)
On Tuesday, January 25th, 1859,
ENTE will offer for cash in front Of Warehouse,
w ket large Of Fresh Choice Gro.
cries, comprising part the following articles,
100 hhds la Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco vars binds,
100 Tags Rio tOlee, go Cove Oyster,
100 bags Laguyra Coffee 900 boxes &c Bar Soap,
80 bblS New MOasses, 600 boxes Palm Soap,
30 y -bbls MOlassCs, lNU boxes Foxes Starch
80 Ibis Crushed and Powdered GG boxes Woods Starch,
Sugar, 30 dozen BToom's,
300 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
p bills NewsOm do 10O boxes TalloW do
% old Robertson County do 80 4 * = hills Cranheres,
30 old Rye and Bourbon 10 800 dozen Painted Buckets,
p "a pipes Brandy, 100 boxes " x & Z b Cheese.
p bDlsNater and Butter Crack . bags Pepper,
Wrappipg papgr,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 Sardines,
3On,0OH assorted Cigars.
With many other articles too tedious o MENTION
many Il the above goods gnment they will he
offered in liberal lots and without reserve close.
CARTER, WILLSFuRD &. CO.,
Janl6-td No. ) Market street.
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WOOD, EDDY & co., Augusta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY a CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington, bella.

II list Of the numbers drawn from the wheel, with
the Of the prize that each is entd =, WI be pub
Eshed AFTER very drawing, in the following pafesA ugusta
Cal Constuuonalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Rege-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta luencer
New Weekly Day BOOK, Savannah Georgian. Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch PauldaE ssl Osrion, and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat ian22-
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The Great English Kennedy --- Sir jaime
CLnrELe,. Celebrated EamIIe Pills.

The Great English Remedy --- Sir James
CIariIe's Celebrated Fannie Pills.
This uyaaaDs Medicine is unailng all those
painful dangerous which the female constitution
subject all and removes ali distractions and
speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
tsespeciay suited TWILL short time, bring themonth
period with regularity
Each bottles price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterfets
CAUTION.
These Pills should 6etaken BE- sdlesdKrinOths FIRST
THREE ACETS Of Pregnancy, as they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any OtheT time they safe.
In all Of Nervousand Spinal affections pain in the back
and limbs fatigue slight exertion, Paptaton of the Heart low
Spirits Sick Headaches, Whites and all
prnful diseases by dsordered system, these Pill
will elect cure when all others have failed.
Full directions the pamphlet each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills and encrced with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain be pest free for 81 post
age stamps.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, n. Y.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demove, and G. W. HeDershot
and all respectable Druggists. nov23-d&wlyins
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FRUITS, NUTS, TEAS &C., &c.

FRUITS, NUTS, TEAS &c, ,Sc.
Raisins Currants Fgg Dates ctrcR, Psunces Dry Ginger
Sutsna seedess Rns, Pecans, Almonds Brazil Nuts
lish Wanuts, &c.
TEAS.
Imperial, GunpsEder Young HysoR Oolong and Psweeng
OF superior quality and in all sized packages.
SUNDRIES.
Canton Ginger, Chinese Chow Chew CrackBe Biscuit Bent
Co Water, Soda and Wine Crackers, Champagne Biscuit
Brackets in Fancy Boxes, French Nouga PIaYrng
and Essences, COehneH for cOlOrng Jees Creams syrups
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NASEf PAID for Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Fruits Corn
- Oats and all kinds Of Western produce at No 10 Broad
StTset, Nashville, Tenn. IRWIN 4 co
iaHl-,tw&w
- EEDS.--r . ibis Prime Clover Seed;
p 50 bbs rhine Timothy do
500 bushels Orchard Grass Seed;
$40 do Clean Blue do do
So dc Stripped do de-
80 do lIerd's do do
These Seeds last growth and pure 4, any rrough
to the MARKET Tor sale by ARMSTRONG * co.
HbLOWS.s.2OO Mier's Stee, Plows, assorel sizes:
2uJ Garrett & COhmaL's Steel Plows ASSORTED sges:
80 Brinley's Steel Flows, assorted sizes.
These Flows are unequaled aud Will be sold the lowest prices
lane ARMSTRONG 4 co
y TOGlCE.---Taken up and put in jail in Tazewe :.
Caibourne county, Tennessee, negro boy yellow 70
color, about . old, weight 1865 hounds aboua
feet inches high his is ES belongs to W.
Ma III me ole - Georgia Nilkerson county. The
and said boy, and pay charges and take him out
W. ". GREER, Sheriff
lao o9-W4t-prs Zee "a and Jail0r Of ClSibons county
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STO re ESTABLISHMENT,
AND
Tin Manu- ctOry.


Tin vi anu fac tOry.
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE, NO. :, BROADWAY
EETROUGIzT IRON COOK sTOVES.-wekeep
w constantly hand four different sizes for wood or coal
'"''l'' '''"' O0''7i'>'' anu W'CAsLiN q sTRADER
jan 10 No. Broadway.
m Repairing done and rs cheap anywhere else In
1rCASLIN K sTRADER,
ianl6 No5 Broadway.
C1UTTERING AND ROOFING done at moments
W notice. MCAsLN < sTR S
TaVlN WATsE always hand manufactured under
personal attention Every article is tested aud taken back
not perfect All repairing in Ii department done with prompt
uess. Charges moderate MCAeLlN STRADEk.
janl6 dom No BroalwIy
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Nc.
DEM WILLIE a. CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONIsTs,
Corner store 81 he bf,o Union HHd AD,erfeJ" Enada.g'
Corner or CHERRY md ChUrra NreetS,
NASHVE TENN ESSEE,
ID RESPECTFULLY their old friends and and
HI the public generally to can and see them in their new IS
Enlistment Supplied with large and complete stock Of Drugs,
Medicines Dyestu Fancy Goods, and all articles Ftp Drug
they feel perfectly confident OF their ABILITY to entire salts
faction, reference 9th prices ane qualities Of their goods
Thankful for liberal patronage heretofore EXTENDED
We hope by prompt attention to busnesstO merit
DEMOvILLE & CO.,
Corner OF Cherry and Church streets.
NTR PRESCRIPTEON DEPARTMENT..
Is under supervision II thorough and accomplished
Pescrpou md Druggist and orders in that line OF bust
i'll all SuEs, day and night be promptly and accurate
" filled. DEAONlLLE 90
MEDICINES, ms CHUNENTS, 6c.--Se in
vito the attention Physicians Me,ches,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental lustrums MIS-, sc.
DEMCNILLE & co.
ENOMESTTC AfETICLES.--Tbe heads Of families
are asked call and examine stock Of house kee ing
articles-such Pepper Spice Nutmeg, starch Indigo Sc
DEMONILLE & co.
6NARDEN SEEDS--ln addition to the above they oud
also invite their large Of Fresh
Garden Seeds Of Landreth's growth, 1859. -
iansO-lm DEMOYILLE CO.
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Markets.
New ORLEANS. Jan 24.-Cotou, sales to day,
$500 bales, Market unchanged Sugar firm, sQles,
5000 hhds Mclasses, "a Flour buyant, sales 600
bbls $50: Wheai firm l.20; Corn steady, sales
$500 bushels IS; Oats 7G; Mess Pork 10 CO.; Gun
MES 10, Coffee firm, sales, 1900 bags, l14sll9;
Exchange an London Sa8I.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2I.-Flour. active sales; > 0O0
bills IS 10 ) 20; Whisky 2jl; Mesa Pork, sales
1900 bills ST. IS Is co; Molasses 81; Sugar and
Coffee firm.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 24.-Ncss Pork S18 IS IS
so. The Telegraph line opened TO Leaven>
worth, Kansas, yesterday.
New YORK, Jan. 24,-Cotton buoyant, sales 1000
bales; holders demand an advance. Ohio -four SIS
10 a ) 80. Mixed corn 81. Supar fIR
Vertigo, Extreme fsangHOr and ExhaUs-
tHtiOn, WILL NOT TROUBLE YOU using bottle of
BERH1 TE'SBOLLAGD BT7TERS. Take half tea spoon
fu regularly, hour before meals-eat mOerdteyake
short walk before breakfast you will find that all hat has
hen sal of this remedy Try It, It rarely fails to relieve
Sick Headache, Weakness Of any kind, AoiE Of the Stomach
any symptom Of Dyspepsia.
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xstI-sS2S NEMPHIS-The notes Of this Bank will he
redeemed Union Tennessee Nashville [dtw
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LIQUORS.
BrRHdieS--En Wood and GLASS;.
fashion lala Inc Growers Company Julian LaheTrere
r IL GODDARD, laOS; etc, etc.
HEadeiras-.In w God and CIass--
Welsh Brothers; London Particular LIP, P,
Sherries--In Wood and Glass.
Cabinet Harmony, and other we'll known brands
POrts--In Wood and Glass;
London Dock, Burgundy and Pure Juice.
Whiskies--
Fine OH Bushmills" Irish Whisky, BOurbsa Rye No
nonsahela, etc, etc
OLD JAMAICA AND ST. CRUZ BUM,
Holland Gin in jugs Malaga White wns csrets Sparkling
and shll Hooks, Moselles and Stein Wine.
LIGHT WINES, CORDTALS, &c.
Marachins CuracOa Anisette, ASsyn, Vs'mOuh eunost
hLshT9sser Ginger, Blackberry AID Raspberry Wine,
sorted Cordials, etc.
Champagne
pnts and half pin msynums Piper HeIdsickS quarts
anil Pints; Creme de B0use, Crescent etc.
= O. N.ristti q Soma Tendon Porter Doves Scotch Ale
BITTERs.
GSuleys storshton,
''' Eosteaer, stomach kli,a
SCHNAPPS.
VOLTS Schiedsm Schnapps
fslner's, NanderweTs and other ScAnapps
HAVANA CIGARS.
-, largs assortment Of Choice Havana Cigars,
Of the most approved brands Chswing Tobacco SNUFF etc
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTICLES,
HOLSTERS, Clans,
Salmon, Fresh
Maekerel, Green Pears,
oysters, Mushrooms.
sar1ines, CruAsj Pates.
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PEPPER, SPICES. &c,
Fet fer making Gunbs Whole Spices Pepper
Sauce Buckwhes Beef Tongues, Dried Beef Chocolate Cocoa
liam Maeearen and Yereeii, DRIED, Dutch and Rec Herring
CHEESE.
English Dairy, Pine Apple Holland druyere sapO Sage Pail
MUsTARD.
Durham Lexington Dixon Aromatic, BpicurisD, French, sc
STARCH.--Colsats's and oswesO Pearl and Corn ssar
YEAST POWDERS.--Presles & Msrrirs
CANDLES.--sperm, Star and Fancy cOlored Wax
SOAP.--FamIly, CsstiIe and Toilet
wooden and willow Ware,
Matches and TabH salt,
Rice--Fresh Carolina.
Loaf erusl,' Powdered, aranulated Clarified and extra
choice Brown SUI
COFFEE.
Java, Sioehe Lsguyra, Havana, Cape and RIs
MOLAssRs.
Choice Sugar House eOlden Syrup, from slers Rshns
Together viii every article required for Family use
ALI ARTICLE DELIVERED sAEE OF DAAE.sEI
ianl4-da H. BIsNOWDEN 90
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Gold and sIIver watches,
Nh. E,II Uov--.r-.- a..

Gold ana silver Watches,
Fine Cold JeEeITy, sc.
VIII Hs BraIRIhBTKD EVERY ssE THOUSAND 1ogKs
The attention public respectfully solicited epEtsn7vs
ASSORTMENT standard and La aI 0k1, Eh
are offered ri sale a the lowest prices.
GIFTS! NGETSt GRfISI GAE'GSI
For every purc One Dollar The Pcaascr
will entitled 10 reces % the following Guces-
Gold silver Watches, Gold Lock Lad and Cents Gold
Guard Chains, &c Rings, Cameo sets, cold Bree Cameo
and Sttinrs Ladies Cameo Breast Pins Ladies Flor
entine Ladies FloFenne Pins. Gold Bosom studs Lad
aud Buttons Cold Commercial Peas In Silver
C.s Lades with Holders, Extra Gold lena sith
49, and oers, Cluster Bosom Pins Go Tooth Pcks
adies ard Gents Pencils Gold Bar Drops E ht Day Par
or Time Pieces Sewing MachDe, Pocket kuVes Silver Ware
ipc,sdnr Spoons gutter Knives Forks, take kasketa sc A
Miscqi.aneous Gifts Jseiry Gift Books Se worth r0n
Is cents 70 S25.
on The inducements offered moo literal t1a toss
~ any eber house In this Having been 10 The Pub
Iist and Book selling for M last eight years
rsucs enables conduct She GIT entsrpEss viii aatse0n
10 all.
Agents Every and esunty. to Ehon commits
sion given hoois eeatass in onry FOR
club book and gin given, larger ORDERS
commissions liberal FOR fan paTteuars AddTss
DUANE HULlSON,
Publisher, % South Thiro St, rhiladeiHhia, Pa
p s4a pres, will be issged February 10, Tbs LIS
Speeches and Memorials o. Daniel Webster, BY SAMUEL n
smgcker NJ splendidy Illustrated foians Of - psses
Agents wanted. JanlS-e5nl
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i ? Look out for limitations Of Lea a Perrin'S WOr
cesIerShire See advertisement Of JoEN DUNcAN
Il sous aug2l--'
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River News.

LoUIsvILLE Jan, q The river is stationary
with feet water in the Canal and six feet inches
on the Falls
ST. SoUIs, Jan. 24.-The river is falling one foot
day Heavy ice is running.
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Tried other Kinds in yain.--Wormsfsr the most
part low in the stomach that
them mbedde they the slime and mucu, with
rails and the remedies B. A. Fahnesocks Yermifuge
first the laying bare the worms, expes
without injury the patient 1t surpassed
eradcatOr Of
TRESTeS, n. J., December I'D, 1854.
Messrs. D. A FAHNEsTOCK & CsGentlemen On Thursday
last, six of vial OF b. A. Pahnestocks
Veuge AMI in three hours after tIkng he passed
Of which fifteen inches
sler it the best medicine in have tried
kinds without effect Can recommend FahnestOcks
and safest that know Of JOHN HAYES.
Wholesale retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States. an2-d
Mexican Mustang EinimenI.-From rich and
poor bond and free all coOrs grades conditions m
hear the need of praise awarded this wonderful
healed pains relieved lives saye animals
made useful and untold ills assua by this great medicine which
surprising the judgment OF What family
require standard Lniment, Who effects
produced other article For Cuts Bruises Spran
matm Swelling Strained HOrse &C. has equal
Of limitations The genuine Mustang Imminent sold by
respectable Druggists and Livery Men every town. parish
hamlet throughout North South America Europe and the
Islands Of the Ocean. Buy
BARNES & PARK, PrOpretOrs. New York
For sale by RAINS & BROWN.
dec25-d&wlm Nashville
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a. oULLox, sR r,wrs 4 s7rros
A. a j. J. GULL ON
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
LiVings tOa, Tenness ee,
NKT4L practice the Circuit am Chance Courts % Over
ton Fentess, Jackson, and Waite s.untss Th
collection Of debts and other business ITEM a Re
reve prompt attention. Tise5-dtEszraul
THOMAS H. MALONE. JAMS G .,tra,r n
A. II. d +. &. NJ LONE,
ATTORNEYS AE LAW,
IA vile. Tennes see,
MILL attend to al the business entrusted to their cars IN al
the courts in this city Ocs No ? Gear street
neal NE SQUARE tlee22- VIM
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Louisiana senator.
DIfficuIties Settled.

Difficulties Settled,
ST. LOUIS, Jan q The Difficulties with the
Employees OF the Chicago aud St. Louis Rail Road
have been sc lel. Trains are NOW running through.
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TEMPERANCE DIISEs rORY.

Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C. from Rock City
Mills will 6ud an at the Post 0fce and at W. n
Gordon x Co.'s warehouse where the calls four times
eerl 5sv fdec n J. 3 iCMAM & co.
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$4,000 REWARD.
DUAN Wis ON i,

Propretor Of The Great Gin E0uss No. 50 South
Street Phdephis, continues the sale q Books usual. n
worth frsm . cents g. 3 no sent sitn eFery Book
$500 WORTH OF GIFTSIIg
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sEo. B. BROWN. A J.
late 3. LJRier e %
MIZELL, HOOPER a. CO..
wholesale GrOceFS, Forwarding

NTE receipt OF large fresh all
wv usually kept by Wholesale GrOcer which
tention Of the trade is directed.
? To cashand Puucua dealers offer Goods the most
favorable and solicit examination Of stock.
II ? Orders solicited and Allied the
jan25-u MTZELL, HOOPER co.
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IT RELY ARTISTIC AND fCIENTIFIC!
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
NOR four nights, commencing FRIDAY EVENING, 2lt.
J. D. AbOurnet has the honor ~ announcing that he will
exhibit above his uueqUaed Panorama Swzer-
land, the land poetry music, and song, together with
the famed Mont Blanc. Which the IUMBUG,
the supposed spiritual Miracles, will he performed
power influence, no departed spirits called ON
mystic and amusing CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS. For a de
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Sold in Nashville by Berry D5movle and W. HeDershot
and all respectable Druggists. nov23-d&wlyins
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Magnificent scheme :
EACH SATURDAY FEBRUARY.


Efo f fiGERFs sS HALVES QUrEss $50
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C0NGR ESSl0NAL PROCEEDINGS.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1859.
SENATE.

NAShlMGToN, march ., 1919.
SENATE.
Judge CoLLAMER offered resolution, which was
adopted, calling on the Postmaster General to
state in his next annual report the number of let
tiers consigned to the dead letter Office, and what
legislation is necessary to diminish the number
ensure their return to the writers thereof.
Mr.. TuRMBULL desired to make an explanation of
personal character in regard to an editorial in the
Washington Union; and also statement OF Senator
Clingman, in the same paper of Tuesday, on the
subject of the defeat of the Post-oiiice Appropria
ton bill; and throwing on the Republicans the re-
sponsibility of its failure.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, raised the point of
O der that there nothing before the Senate on
which a personal explanation could be based.
Mr.. TRUMBULL said his object was not to delay the
Senate unnecessarily.
Mr.. HUNTER merely wished to say that all were
anxious to get away to-day. If the Senator from
Illinois opened that subject, IL would ieau 10 an IN
terminable debate.
Mr.. TRUMBULL again rose to speak,
Messrs. IvERsoN and MALLORY, severally raised
points of order. :,
The VICE PRESIDENT remarked that Mr.. Irumouil
must have unanimous consent, and that question
would be submitted to the Senate.
Mr.. TRUMBuLL dissented from this ruling, ano
asked whether dissenting voice should at any
time in future prevent Senator from explaining
what affected his character a gentleman. Ht
only wanted truth to prevail and correct erroneous
statements
Mr.. MALLORY moved to go into Executive session
Mr.. TRUMBULL claimed that he had the floor Blu
the question was taken, and Mr.. MALLoRY's mo-
tion was agreed to. Ayes % nays Is.
After the doors opened the VICE president
retired from the Chair, and on motion of Mr. Bright
it was ordered that Mr.. Fitzpatrick be President
pro TEN of the Senate.
message received from the President an
nouncing the death of Mr.. Brown, the Postmaster
General.
The President says: The death of this distin
guished public officer, especially at the present. mo
ment when his eminent services are so much need
cd, is great loss to the country. His honesty an,
indefatgable exertions in the discharge OF his hgl
duties. as we'll as his benevolent heart ant
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kind department, endeared him to all who
approached him. Submitting to the will
of Divine Providence, the President does,
he adds, that he will ever cherish his memory with
afiectionate regard.
Mr.. NIcHoLsoN said the sad intelligence justified
the pr0prety of some action the part of the
Senate, expressive Of their deep of the public
loss sustained by the death of the late Postmaster
General. He had known him well in all the public
relations of the country for more than twenty
years, and had been closely associated with him in
the walks of private life, therefore he could fully
appreciate his services as a public man, and
his generous and noble qualities. After
pronouncng eulogy on the deceased he
submitted a series of resolutions, expressive OF the
deep regret of the Senate at this public loss; that
the Senate will attend his funeral; that commit
tee be appointed to make arrangements for the
same; and that the Senate will go into mourning
for thirty days; that copy of these resolutions be
communicated to the President; and that fur
Their mark of respect the Senate do now ADJOURN
Adopted.
Previous to the adjournment -Messrs. Rice and
Foote appointed to wait the President and
inform him that if there be further business to
communicate the Senate was ready to close this
session.
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port, we Immediately put our helm to starboard
and gave two distinct blasts of the whistle, and
slowed her down and stopped came together
the Patapsco carrying away the Baltimore's stern
and cutwater, causing her to sink.
Signed II. I. WALTER, Captain.
H. c. FULLER, LIST Mate.
The injuries sustained by the Patapsco, will be
Immediately repaired, and she is expected to be
ready to assume her position the line Satur-
day next The Baltimore is sunk in seven fathom
water, and the top of her smoke pipe is exposed.
She will be raised.
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Having solicited and obtained the consent OF Mr..
WALLIS to the publication of his Lecture upon "The
Moral and Political Economy Of LEISURE" deliv-
cred before the Mercantile Library Association on
Tuesday evening, we take pleasure in fulfilling the
promise which we made yesterday, with his per-
mission, by presenting it to our readers entire,
which we have done in another portion of this
mornings paper. We are quite sure that our
readers will agree with us that the space which it
occupies in our columns could not be better filled.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-10

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Miss Mitch
ell appears as Narnmotoh in the Wept of the Wish
ton-Wish and as Katy, OShie in the play of that
name.
FRONT STREET THEATRE-The Carlo Family will
give another of their admirable performances to-
night.
MARYLAND lNSTITUTE-The Ox-IIorn Band, Little
Jamie, the Swiss Bearded Lady, the IIlliputian
Queen and the Swiss Warbler give their first grand
Soiree at the Maryland Institute tonight, for one
price of admission.