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SOeben empfangen unO am 9a9er:
S tIrfide TO-, ~t8
10 GanIenbIun,en s8
iio 8 Sads &nis.
20 2inimI M
10 9iunt @rbn,
10 blaue Wtpbne
10 uno l6 NorrelS NtscotnHlse
80 YipeM geiieper,
$50 Sfen unb 40 S6cr Rbeitspein
% SdIier 9ihcrieur 1S'
20 Gtieu 9nhpo,8,
100 Sdde beiien Scu Rlnmel,
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cine Partbie Dapana. Giearren
fus@e gum b'pefen Wmrttpreis p,rtaufes
Sever MtTttn8
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"P'1s apq9en SbarIss- lplD Soncserltr
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Groceries, S2settte, 2tq6rs ,e.

W1tt penn Sdtffe 6erbinalb empfinJen
SO SOB orcBe belkkbe 3petl&9en,
80 Reg PerlSerIe
100 gnIbel selbe @rbien
100 9eipatene @rbien,
200 Reg nelte 8oHbirin9e,
so BDren 2inburaer &6le,
10 &lbel S6meiser. Rie
icpe greencorn, SarceIleu, Huoefn, @rieS Saso,e.
I5be( MiIGeImD,
(Sa14S) 379y8clt-B Baltinlrreir
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Der nceren G6irsie aenceu Utanpuatpaen meben ppmu
bi9 ans9eubrt @uai9c Setcuun9en bel Naet beee man
geia9lt 9egnter obseu abeS cbere &a9e re5 aues
Slbbmber 6errr Gnopp All naden Mp24,I
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Dr. 9ol)nltoll,
Der eltnlae 9lrit, tpelher attaelat.
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Sbt unmosliS sust R6rUsr uuN Sim GER
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Yincl Srentelt.

Da8 I@neQiegen6e 9rcnerS u@meltc, "Gapt. Brert g.
po prompt uab pb9em 9afen srpeeu Me8en Trabt poer
9aliaoe peoe man d cen @apdn 0n Scgc, 0enoepnS
28erfk Sells 4cut rber an Sou Rapff & NrenS
1924, ,2w tf. gtp. % Gerrtanltr.
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&EN SSSetat= trit0 9tqnOr=SSnnolnitg
Ssazz BON u. z. ULMAN.

8A SSSei,tz ttito 2tquOrzS9nnolnttg
- ppn d. f. ULMAN,
SO: Nrrbe@asftraBe, Baltimore:
1857 ub 1858 uppb in Aualt6t un6 Quani le9r &C.
eone genob uno 1859 1T ebenooiel prpre1eno. Daour
1T 08li iebr quite SSaa gu br nieOr9em Pretl' aupe-
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100 100 si~en sstac % 50 s A, 5naS 6.
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so = Yt. 9eau Befen bo 6,
SO @batsau Ia Strange 30 10,
800 @ancnen Scr ano 5Ser Ot9ein-2Sens au 81, $1X
So eie @alpne.
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100 gtierenIener 57er su Sax ne.
200 ! 9c6betner, 98abenbeImer ulb aneere
10 &c. bc. G0talouiem IS 10. :
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Betle.
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SO Riiten dd9ten Que Dc Neontebelp.
8 Son mir b icr8filtia subereie lno m allen i9iS
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snmtacn irans1iIbenl Srannlpen 25 cts. bic SaI6e
nnb rrn 40 Gts. Bis 81 bic @jalone.
6cinodtn 99aGslocr= SnoppS (@t) pct 25 @t8 Bis rs
@S. be 6lalte utb ben IS Gt8. b8 $2s Die @aucne.
aIter rein ar9qe Sle-pe O gerterl- S@nagpS prn 75
Cts. ttS 81 bic Sl1de unS bon 40 @ts Bis $2M bic Sat-
Samaica= STUN, S9pttilten @eriten Sdnapps (Scotid
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ser asen- Sitter. Inlette-, Npn-, 8aniue, Wanrtt-,
Hfermin;e=, Warasdiuo= GrrooI8, Iblpntb, @irpiap,
&mbeet. 8rCmbeer, glotri4en-, Sn0per-, Itntiufep,
AaeS dn bahet bel .. s. Hlm9n.
Hg gpn alien ten &aaren saranre ib Die Qualdt unb
nebme iote wenu nidbt befrieoi9ei'o 5nrif.
.. j. lllman,
SniFOr'ir II GnO ! Deittlotsur
Snni21,r brittle 2bire bon BaltmoreltruBe.
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Nunlnlcr 103.
2saltiutOrc=2ctFz 9Olpital.

0'fgrilnpet slu llnterpriidune Der 2uadlnlbera.
Der einjl3e plag, mp cine t6etlun9 trlanot
perpen farn.
0inperun9 tn leds Shtnbet1.
l2en Qusdllber, Oas euerr @elunpbeit DUls
lellD5 rulntrt.
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BelonoerS III beaAten /!

DR. Srtnpn btttet duen Deurn fetEe 5n ret h turb
p6e sebem unndture Gef nnh R6rper 5e6renbe fur
Ste arbs bic @eeai6a nnb pe 0be unfdte atenbe 2aher
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pier ns ntse raurtpen uab beiIasensrcrtn SSeen Der
ruben ewUbnbeen ees eaferss 5dpahs I'm Ruden In
ben Gteern Shmersen ppfe eSapahe heS Seds UerlnE
NtusfelfrafL Seropfsn ntrp6 uarute Wasenftpaae
ncrhuune Uere1uune alsmelne GatEraftaia
Sumptpnc Der GHutnbluht
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
11 Gfieafaph.

New YosK, Feb. l0.-Tks stssuer Canada
has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates
of Jan. 18th. xs-sa -sss's- 2 - 80
The steamer Kangaroo arrived out on the
Cotton-Sales of the week $1,000 bales, Of
which spectators took 16 900, and exporters
1850 bales; market active and fair and
middiing qualities advanc d 1-I6ss. particn-
larry uplalds; sales Friday 10000 bales Of
which SPECTATORS and exporters took 5000
bales closing firm; Orleans fair e: middling
s 1915; Mobile fair II; middling g; upland
fair .; middling Co. - ss-s
Stock At Liverpool $4,000 bales, of which
$4,000 bales are American.
Manchester advices fayoIable: market firm
at full prices. z6a - 81 fSEz4A
HAyRE-Cotton sales of the week 5000
bales; New Orleans Tres Ordinaire 105f Bias
99f, quotations were barely maintained and
market dull. Stock at Have l02 eco bales.
Breadstufs have a declining tendency
Corn firm. Provisions steady. Consols 945
a944 for money and account. Bullion la the
Bank OF England has decreased e325 ,000.-
Money active and generally unchanged.
Arrived.
NEw YORK Feb. l0-The steamer Allan
tic has arrived with California dates of the
goth. and nearly million and half treasure
Valparaiso markets inactive. So
River News.
LOUISVILLE Feb. 10.-The river is Kissing,
with feet inches water ia the canal.
ave Markets.
CINcrsNATI. Feb. 1O.--Lard in bbls. log;
mess pork 1890; -four 5,50a5 rs; sugar sa-
81; molasses 44a45; corn dull 4Sa49; oats
dull 46a47.
New York, Feb. 10.--Flour, sales 5000
bbls- .05a5, Is; other articles unchanged.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

A BOOK IN PRosPEcT.-For some years
past there have appeared from time to time
in the newspaper press, magazines, &c,
poems, letters, sketches. &C., under the sig
nature of CLARA, the productions of lady
OF this city. We learn that the authoress con
templates publishing them. together with 9TH
ers which have never appeared in print, in
book fern. The work will be COTTON up in
the harldsomest style, and brought out under
the supervision of one of the ablest literary
critics in the country. We feel assured thatit
will be, in every respect, creditabie. OF the
merits of the poetry of CLARA. it is scarcely
necessary here TO speak. 1t is familiar to the
readers OF all our newspapers, and has won
for her place In the affections of thousands
to whom she ia formally an entire stranger
all of whom, we doubt not, will gladly avail
themselves of the first opportunity to get her
book. A subscription paper has been sent
to us, md we will take pleasure in entering
upon IL The names of any of our readers who
may desire copy of the work. The subscrip-
ton price is two dollars per volume.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

APPfETox's RAILWAY ANp STEAM NAyIGA-
TON GUIDE is publication of great value to
the traveller. and commercial and business
men generally. There is a vast amount of
information contained in its pages, which is
especially Indispensable to foreigners visiting
this country, who would consult "a reliable
lines ia the United States and Canadas, with
their time tables, distances, stations, connect
ions, de-, and maps delineating the different
routes North, South, East and West may be
found in this book, with much other valuable
information which We have not time TO emu
nitrate. 1t is published semi-mOntbly, by d.
APPLETON & Co., New York, at rs cents q
number.
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County Trustee.

sE Heare authorized 90 announce JOHN W. MAR
candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election oct1l-td
RF We are authorized to announce E A. RAJ
WURfH as a candidate for Trustees of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

At1ont1e md koe1ne 1ka4Ifoeds
Dr.. WosszmxFr, Of 70aIifoFnia, has been
granted the use Of Hall Of the House of Re
representatives., for the purpose of delivering
"A Address on the subject of the construction
of a Railroad to the Pacific The address
win BE- delivered tonight. The public gen.
orally are invited to attend The Doctor
was formerly citizen of Nashville, and we
have no doubt his old friends and acquain-
tances will be proud to hear him upon the
interesting topic be proposes to discuss. He
does not come as the advocate of any par
ticular route. A road is what he and bis
State want, and they desire to leave the selec-
ton of the route to the capitalists who invest
their money in it. Zee eases $50
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT upFIcE

.
COTTON-There was falling off in the
demand yesterday, and prices were easier.
There were reported to Us the saie-of SO bales
at 8@104c; 100 at St(9104; and IS at l0s@
10:35. The lot at lU:35 was contracted iur
Thursday; 1o4 was the highest figure paid
yesterday.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de-
mand at 81 IOC9l %.
FLOUR-Demand active. Extra 81 O0@
Z 20 p bbl.; Superfine 5000 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags. So so; Superiine So.
per 90 bs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c. D SO lbs, and soc.
p barrel.
BACON-Hams 9Ic; Shoulders &c; Clear
Sides 10c p b.
LARD-we quote at s2G9lOc. p n. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 IS; Glover Seed 50 50(G6; Herd
Grass 81 25(9Sl so; Timothy Seed S325(9
SIS so; Clean Blue Grass 81 %, Stripped
81 IS.
WHISKY--Rectified 25@27; country
brands 50@75c.
Automatically 5 tc Band 7(973
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, boiler ID. ohee,
SA99a, Hoop S3(G9A. Pittsburg-Bar 30
Band 55@6. Horse Shoe5, Nail Rod z, sheet
54CG6, Hoop 7(9S.
NAlLS.-Threes So so. Fours 81 SO pei
keg, Skies s4, Fights So rs, Tens and largeI
sizes SO SO.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples are cling at
81 a5(9I 40 p bushel. No peaches in mar.
ket. r.r
RoPE-Grass1.a@ l4c .Jute I2a /; Cotton
Thread 221C@23.
LEAD.-7t cents b b.
SHOT.-Buck So 40; Drop 81 90 per pa g
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand at So cents a
busbel.
FEATHERS-Afe now selling at 4O(9 AZ.
% ID. - -
BEESWAX.-In demand at &c cents.
SALT-Barrel salt is selling at 30c. 4
bushel, and sack at 81 90 for line. In lol,
reduction is made on sack. No coarse il
market.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9(9l0c. q
ID. by the bbl.; &c. lower 10y the hogshead
N. Y. Coffee sugars l0(91lac, crushed ant
powdered ll4G9l2sc; Loaf lI(9l2c.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans IN bbls. 46C6
47c. % gallon; soc. in half bbls.
GOLDEN D YRUP.--In Barrels Toe, N
halfbarrels 50, in kegs 81 90.
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DK. AING'S DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

EznYA&x<, DR.. KING formerly OF New York for
AE2S the lastrOur years of louisville Ken
lucky and sho has his treat
mont OF private diseasesfor over 80 years; faters
himself having attended to a practice for so many
years, and cured so many ousands ,he enabled to
cure aIidseases OF q private nature matter how
oadthey may berrom njudicious medica treatment,
or rom negleCtoftheir own. DR.. Kings Dispensary
IS NO 70 Deaderfck street, between Cherry and the
square second story ,wher hecLre
private nature.
GoSoRsHEA cured withoutl aussou dicin sori I.
difference with business.
SrKicTUREsof old recen I'd ate efectuall
a few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where structure xists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhapsao diseasecauses IN isc hi a nd under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with allthe diseases of heskin growing
out OF neglect or badsreatment can be feet ually
cured IN few days.
SRxIsAI WsAKxxss-Part LA ratten tienhavinfb be
given disease and al .he consequences grow.
ting out oft, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive hzbits OF nconsiderate Youths and sxces
siye duigence of passions neglect of which will
the stituton nde. the subjectunft
for ousEessor society and ag
Females who may bslaboring with any difficulty Of
Tie Womb may restassured of I mined late relief.
Persons esiding abroad by writing and stating
No. % Deaderck street. Sdsvilie Tenn. will have
the medicinesent To the address with
sessary directions strict secrecy observed. ofhce
aoursfr ms o'clock . hemorninR until in theeye-
ne may3o-indAwly
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WHEE LER s. WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN. 200 MULBERRY
VI STREET NEW Y0Rk--BeiDg in constant re-
cept Of ipqHiriesfrom our brethren respecting sew
ing machines. with reauestst u recommend and pur-
chase, we have, IN conjanc ton with some lady
friends carefully aud thoroug examined the var
machines of practica value for family sewing
and lind those made BIZ THE WHEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY ,5e5 Broadway New
York, tofuliy combine the essentials of a good
strument and such as we can con hdently recon-
mend.
Having sofavorabie results from their use n
our own the households of friends We are
DESTROYS that their benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and hence have interested ourseIy es
ia their behalf.
With best wishes yourbrethren,
ABEL STEVENS - HOS CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY~ J. PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, -. BENZ. EDw ARDS,
DAVID TERRY VA. a. cox,
J.B. ICFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON q CO..
md W Twill
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-e5Spffial 1sfifts.
Prom the Christian InseiIigeneer, New Ycrk, JsI!
IL 1879

Il, 1879
sR4EDsss's PzErARxD GLrE-Hou sekeepers viii be
glad learn that the mishaps to furniture, picture
frames, erockery ets- 50 prevalent about hay-day
can hereafter be remedied al trifing expense by
using spaldiDg's Prepared Glue This glue is put
in q eonvenen; bottle, and il chemically held in So
luton, retaining all the desirable qualities OF we'll
prepared Cabinet makers Glue. and is used cold
small brush accompanies each bottle, the whole
costing but twenty i've cents, and furnishing an
ever-ready and encient for repairing all kinds
OF broken household wares. Il will be found ex-
ceedingiy senieat fore and shell workspano-
turner's and for all pur poses requiring strong
eilzgA. No honsekeeper can afford TO be Without it,
feb7-2w
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Tue EXPRESS CAR BuRSr.-The car con-
tanning the through baggage from Savannah
10 Columbus, and goods in charge of the Ex-
press Company. WAS burnt up last night be-
tween Macon and Columbus. 1t was set on
fire by some lightwood Catching on lire from
stove. The Messenger made the lire aud
lett it 20 sit IN the passenger car where IL was
perhaps more comfortable. Ali was lost.
The cars were ia motion at the Iime.-Nacon
EiegTgpA 6th Rst.
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IL oraer 10 ssll nhore Geces have fcsoiset 90
ask less F<o9tz- Ger seek = :1Il ~ al uuez.
ana 1ensls1s 81 Ene VARIETY g shists, Meek Tes.
Sezrfs esd craxatss- UfIEEHktE a six, c Al
nsers. Lambs weol. hertno and Collars, sloses and
ia ttose IF every ksad; H4n4k srrh.efs, sgsPsn-
deFs, shirt Bosoznk and usszsinS koteE, &c. &c We
have also cholce 1es q EEnzy Ge-as, sach -
Ceezs raen, Lsalhez Ffarsliek Bsss, IA Mirrors.
s<issors, ke-, al fez salz eheep by
ian76 y II. Ecs11I.
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Mr. COLLINS LAST NIGHT.-It is said that
blessings brighten as they depart, and every
one has felt, and feels, it to be true. The fine
acting and singing of the Irish comedian and
vocalist now at our Theatre has been bless
ing to all of us who admire such things, and
as tonight is the ending of his engagement,
we shall expect 10 find his last effort 'the
brightest and the best )" or as distinguished
poet may have said of him on similar Occa-
sion, for aught we know:
Eastward the course OF COLLINS takes its way;
Tie first i've nights already past
The sixth shall end his playing and his stay
His funniest enort-is his last"
If you desire to put yourself into a serene
and tranquil frame of mind for tomorrow, go
down tonight and see Mr.. COLLINS put the
finishing touch upon his engagement.
For the bill tor the occasion, and other
particulars, see managers advertisement, or
the large poster on the next wall you come to.
LATE LITERARY PAPERs.-Among the late pa
pers aud periodicals just received by F. HA-
GAN & CO.. are the New York Heekly, Ledger,
and Mercury; Frank Leslie's Illustrated Nfscspa-
per, Hzrper's Weekly, the LrUing Magazine, SC.
Get copies to-day for your Sunday reading.
If you tOon't read your. Bible.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, Feb. s, 1860.
Exchange market ca sier. Two prominent Bauking
Houses have reduced their rate Sight on New
YORK TO u. Flour inactive, but holders firm
sales small and prices unaltered.
WHEAr-A moderate deinand, and receipts for the
last "a hours o. 10 500 bushels, caused dun market
HOLDERS urn; sales Ii 900 ushels SlaDl 20
Tor inferior to mixed FALL and 81 23I IS for lair
choice Fall
CoRN-Deman active; mixed 55G56c; yellow e9c
white 60(a62c Two loads sold at 45c In the cal
Pork moderate request, but holders ask prices
above the views Of buyers.
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EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-The Houston Tsls-
sraPh OF the 9th ult.. says the infiax OF set
tiers in Texas Is still very large Every boat
from New Orleans is crowded, and il Is esiI-
mated that not less than twelve 10 eighteen
hundred persons arrive In the State every
week by way Of the Gulf Within the week
previous, fully I've hundred slaves we're
brought in.
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~We are glad to hear that a company
is forming in this city to construct a City
Passenger Railroad, aud that they intend lay
ing track in College street at an early day.
Good speed to the work say wei
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REMOVAL.

VIAviNG moved my i1ocs 90 Cherry street, nexl
II - the 1rsderss Bank one foor from lnioa,
take he ccaslen - thsaEs ~ NY frieaes snd
castaefe Zee lf1trsi patronage bestowed II TIE
old stand zssa bafs that change Of place Will noi
o.sly cause = eonfiEu4nee but an Increase q tbs
trade heresufsre recesved-
t-n2e-u J. H AcSif1-
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River News.
ARRIVED.


Feb. 9-Rcd Rover, New Orleans,
l0-J. A Fisher, Paducah,
b. NJ. Runyan, ST. Louis,
DEPARTED.
Feb. 9-Scotland, New Orleans,
l6-J. A. Fisher, Paducah,
VIM. Henry, Gallatin.
The river was at stand yesterday, with
plenty of water.
The Ella is the packet for Paducah to-day.
She leaves at noon. BE aboard in time.
Tue e. H1Wdrd, james Woods and Edstport
passed NJ, mphis yesterday making their big
gest ticks They were suspected OF racing;
and the HOscard was in the lead. Those who
desire to see handsome boat ought to look
out for the Woods.
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c1txs<Tezss oszs<x Orr Has,
Nsss<fzxxs Jzz. teshs Is19
fTsAx P4YEas xha s.sA - Avail sh1ms-lves u
4 1Ee rf5s5 s<sz g th< = - Al - -E.zx tszat
herety zptzk<d HAL t1ey see % - - 2<-z-sE
- csas1leess o<s interest - - rate e So
eeft.zes oil IL - LAZY o<n<fs u tzzzeze % eF
sFsY u ma .Ef nj. 1z6 % tseEr las<<eszt = e.
iulre szszsly. A. Hf1So<.
bsnz5-Im c4Es11ex.
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As re ssll sea s-na orders Cor shirts ws request
- leave fhezE asezsaFsx ~zEk diTeeaess A.. snd
ss-zxsntes thsy shall es made - Fsaaire8-
51a7e-a 7. II. NcEaf-
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A CARD.


Tue ripsaly increasing demand, aud immense rush
for the BarsIolf sewing Maehiae has rendered u i'm
possible for the Manufacturer 80 keep this Agency
supplied; bot are assured that so soon as the
new factory Is compieted-which vii appropriate
the entire hydraaIic power Of NIAGARA FAus-se
shan be suppl With 1000 machines per week.
Tzzzls aos only the leading sehine now, but the
P<oSrietors have resolved that other equal W %
shah be inveated.
Our present demand foF the Machines IN How
Koss, zAxs< kTLA. AFsica, WEST isDIks, and In lac;
all over the world h great that have 10 ask
The Indulgence OF our patrons As We have orders
for some 500 900 machines per day nc i9iend wait
ing upon the Legislature and rsqsest them close
their sessions thai may secure The State House
for Depot.
We hops this Willie Satisfactory 10 those who bAvs
ordered Gaehfaes aud sent The money To such ws
would say hat have deposited the money IN each
one OF The eity Banks. We were compelled 10 do
tbs as no one Bank would receive such large sums
- ~s had TO deposit As sas Legislature VII not
adjourn jasi nov, for oaF accommodations we shall
have remain our old stand No. Is College At,
opposite ssx4nss House.
NJ u. HESKLE, JE-, Agent,
BaFtsoh Manufacturing Company.
February 10. isss Nv
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Manifest of steamer Red Rover from
Nexy Orleans TO Nashville

CoNs.GSEEs.-Ierrass Bros; Rhea, Hs-dcastle & Co;
j. DuHcAh; fhos. Farrell; H. PETER; James Dickell
A. Hamilton; I. ". kateln; Hugh AcC & Co; r..
b. sne,yslsa & Co; Games 4 Rozzeil; y. & g. X. X
Vessel q Thompson; Macy & tiulitton \. & W. +.
orr, Capt HIn. Phshpsi L. ii. Ewing Co; Burgc Il
Swami James johnson Co; ". Stewart; Robb 4
SsHItii L. LEWIS; %. = Smith: J. A. AcAister 4 Co
J. A. Bruce, I. x. Jackson, Red Rover Rar.
foR REsmPaESI Up kIvER-Mm. Moore, Gallafin; j.
H. Aasae, Gallatn; NJ. Schlat-r, G.aliatn; Will Dl
Wis, CIOJ as Warehouses James IObn, Tobinis Ware
house. " h a }. Carter; Elicit, simpson Sc.