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GOoDLEr Proprietor Houcks Panacea-Dear Sir take
great pleasure giving brief Il the trial made Of
Houck Pauacea hoping may beneficial suffering human
y Ny case was pronounced consumption, it the
opinion all that could survive long and
friends believed that could not from affection
symptoms extreme debility, night With cold
remes, and cough tng thick matter phlegm
utterly despaired my my life, having found relief from
the remedies used, when Of fends urged
try Houcks Panacea did with great -euctance but al
most very Of found m1ch relief used
and have been farm since,
Houcks Panscea Of medicines in
Sc, and would be glad to see its far and vide.
Yours respectfully JOHN P. GRAVES
Opinion OF Rev. Willis Burgess Of the Panacea;
BELFAST, Tenn, April -, 1857.
Dr. A. G. GOODLET-Sr: feel 1 dissharging duty
that you and the public generally y you that
have been using your Panacea ny family three
four years, find to excellent family medicine.
would be deprived it for any reasonable Consideration
Yours respectfully, WILLS BURGESS.
The following Of Davidson and sumner Counties
A GooDLET-Dear Sir We have fo several years been
using families yOdf panacea j
valuable medicine and take great pleasure in rec0mmendDgit
10 the favorable consideration Of every family.
RI nelly, VIZ GRIzz ARD,
II II PERRY, L II GRIZzARD,
/ RALPH, KIRKPATRICK,
KRKPATRIcR Benz TAYLOR.
For sale by all Druggists.
E. GOODLET CO., Druggists Gsnera Agents. corner Of
Broad and Cherry streets Nashville Tenn mar 2d&E2m
SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
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ESTABLISHMENT.

URR Mstones Of all sizes hand order, Smut
Mills Mill SpIndlss Mill Gearling, Boiling Cloth Of all
numbers Batch anchor brand, betting hosting and regulating
screws wire, picks and plaster Paris and imposd from
the manufacturers which enables to sell best articles low
prices.
Being practical mechanic thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice OF milling operations Mlers and Mill
Erghts will find their interest examine my stock and
prices before purchasing All goods sold by warrnted
give satisfaction.
Az orders and Communications promptly atenden to.
P. NJ. RYAN,
Cor College sad Broad SITS Nashville, Tenn.
r1f9 A-t villa
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UEGETABLE Sc EDS.-Just received By Ez
y press
SEQ papers Large Drumhead Cabbage Seed,
200 papers st. Johns Day Drumhead Cabbage Seed;
200 Flat Dutch Cabbsge Seed;
100 Large Early York Cabbage Seed;
80 Large Winnengsadt Cabbage Seed;
100 Red Dutch, for picking;
100 Mustard Seed,
so Cured Parsley;
2JG Large Red Tomato:
lOG 3" Early Apple Tomato;
2jO " Hubbard Squash, the tender Of all the
Squahes and win continue fit for table months
so papers Mammoth Squash grow size Of $50 pounds;
said by the Yankees to be famous for pies.
so papers Lang White Solid and Red Celery carefully
cultivated will bring roots Of IL pounds weight.
200 papers Horticultural o. Wears Egg Bean.
900 papers Early Northern Corn.
100 papers Summer Savory, RenLe, Dill, Carawsy
other Herb Seeds
200 papers Orange, Ice Cream, Black Spanish Mountain
Sweet Water Melons
2UO papers Canteope Green Citron and Chsana Melons
All the above seeds for sale 40 sc paper 5Oc per dozen
MARCHES MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
OREFENBERG MEDICINES.-The GrssseDbsrp
W Vegetable Pills, CSC per box
The Gr9ienberg Health Btters 2j;, will make half gallon
Of the most powerful health preserving Ber5.
The Green hountain Ointment. pc
The above medicines we'll require much to be
said about them There few families Tennessee but what
have used them In the png the healthy persons
and Bters lm1r2sl II 'CREEZIE & MINCHIN.
ID EFRIGERATORS---Ju received from PhiIadel-
y phia the best and cheapest article Keeping
In hot weather fresh meats, fruit, butter,
FiaIed Ware-=SpO0n,, Forks Ladies', Pitchers, Fruit
Baskets Candle Sticks Napkin Rings, CUPS large variety
Of Cut Glass Table Casters.
marches MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
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Fresh Arrivals tor Spring and snmmsr.
B. r. CUTTER.
Soc SO GaI 50 C7i7lsr or college aad Br01fuay,
NASHVILLE TENN,
WnOlesaIe aud EEetoil Dealer in
BoOtss Shoes Hats u az bFe Has Whips, kc
As Just opened, and has exhibition ths
leced stocks before 9ereit and az prices.
GENTS BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style Of sewed and pegEsd YORK, embracing Calf Kid
Patent Leaer, Goat Bucksn, Cot, and Lasting CATERS
ace and strapped Shoes Oxford Ties &, and in short every
desirable make and qualtT.
LADIES', MISSES AND CHELDRENss
Ny oekin this department has been selected With epst care
aud cannot ezceied ompug ln part me Gals Ki, Goat
French and English Lasting Caters Boots, Buskns, Slippers,
&c, &c, With and without hseIL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
just received direct o the manufactures every style and
color Of Fur Beaver Cashmere, rno1 DOL straw and Leg
bora Hats.
Umbrellas, Trunks Travelling Bays Carpet Bazs school
SathslI Saddle Bags, Bacag and Brushes WaIar Canes
Tacks, Whips, Tho1g Hosiery c, constantly On haaI
All Of which viii be s8i Wholesale osrsai rsasonabis
terms
Betting dc.s AT COST.
5000 feet o. Leather and Gam Bstng from 70 Iainehss
vide 6um Paekins All thickness Copper Bars and RF and
Lace Leather az cost Tor ash, % close
Corner o. College ana Broadway,
March 23-dtE&WH NashVilie, Tenn.
1850 FFRRUARV VsRO
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For sale or Exchange.
WILL either sell exchange part or Edge
field property, my Residence, two miles North Of IN
cIy with 80 20 80 Of land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FOR and further particulars apply the prem
ss or to TURNER s. FOSTER and l.. SEHNE Cedar
W. B. WALTON.
Union copy snd charge this Ofiee.-Ndsh. Banner.
mar2j-6m
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v. I. BERRY & co.
HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
NOTES OF TRAVEL
AND
STUDY IN ITaLY,
CHARLES ELLIOTT NORTON.

- This volume will prove timely and aeceptsbeo all
who feel interest in the present condition or Italian a4irs
In addition thoughts upon political and eecleas
OF Italy comprises important and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
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FINE COGNAc.


To whicE would callhs particular atisnt % sonuosnl
and those Who pure article q Brz1iy r acal uur
poses. Oar brands o ChaUapasEise very ehois
well known.
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II WILL sell atpubIc ssls at the Court House SNtur-
daw. 9fsr March, about II o'clock, for cash TVS
~ SHkRES o the stock in the Nashville AMI Middle Franklin
Turnpike Company belonging to the estate Of the ae Col A.
" Oyerton GEO. c. ALLEN, Ex'r.
C1r.sc.,cE. Aucti0neer. mar23-dft
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
4 N BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR Manufactured
SbN from choae White Wheat to arrive day, for
gaIe bv rmarl55 MIZELL, HOOP Der 4 co.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and LIOuring Mill,
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TENNESSEE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
TFNHE 3ls meeting OF the Medical Society held
in Nashville April Sd ". L. NICHOL, Sec.
Office enc. % Cherry Street. mar25-lW
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MARRIED.

CROWELL-CHAPMAN-In Provncetown, Mass, Mon.
day June II, by the Rev. w. Bruce, William II Cfowen
formerly Of this city and recently OF California to Miss Mary
T. Chapman of the former place
KEMPT-TALLMADGE-On Sunday, May g. 1860, at Rsn.
claire Via, by theRey Mr. Hart. Mr. Alexander Kenp Of
Aber Gen. Scotland to Miss NJ Eiza Tslmsdg Of Bear Val
ley, Wis.
LFONARD-HAYS-On Sunday evening June TO- IN St.Jo-rs
Church Brooklyn by the Rev. p McGoyen Martin Leonard
to Mary Hays.
pININGTON-P No. III Eighth avenue.
saturday June o. by tire Rev d 1homAs Mr.. Frederick
Riipon Catherine Pritcard both Of the City Of
New York.
sINCLAIR-ALLEy-At Red Mil., N. " on Monday, June
n hy the Rchardson Mr. Robert Sincliir u Nova
Scotia to Elizabeth gter Of the late William Alley. esq
ELAN-McDERMOTT-O Sunday evening. June 10,
by The Rev Father Gerome mr Richard j. Wheesn to Mis-,
Msry Ann McDermott, all OF this city.
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DIED.

BROwN-At sea, board steamship Coszscoalcos W. II.
brown aged % years, Of consumption.
s%p.on son Of Chas and Matilda Cumming n1sd II months
The friends aud relative. Of the family respectfully invited to
residence Of his parents Newark avenue, Hudson City.
DONNELLYThe remains Of the late Terence Donney having
e s s ca 'Ss Of Ge and Pine
Wednesd.y SrsRs s y Seoes The.s ,ss Trend. OF the
JENKISS-On MONDAY morning June H. at IL O'clock Kate
only child Of Frank W. aud Maggie D. JenSnS aged year. 10
months and days.
The ls,ivos family invited attend the
funeral on wedSe'ssy june 10 =. p M from the 5esidsnee
McCLURE-ln shi. ci'y Monday afternoon Jrne II Anna
Cushnan yOnnses, daughter GeOs- and Maria NJ Mcclure,
ased years months and 10 days Of scarlet fever.
The relatives and friends Of the family se rspectfuy invited
attend the funeral No 1875 East Tenth street at O'Clock
ON "Wednesday afternoon The remains Will DO taken to
Greenwood COX intermeu;.
UrONOHUE-ln Brooklyn, Monday, June IL Michael
DonohIe, native Of County Carlow Ireland aged 81 years
SPADEK-un Monday morning June H. Maria wife OF William
srsder Ia the sd year of her ace.
The relatives family and hor brother John D.
Spsder and thos Of her sons In law John H. Heroel and
VIM Rcssusn invited to attend the funeral rom her late
residence No 20 Hudson Place West Thirty street
near Ninth avenue al O'Clock "wednesday the 18th inst
Her remains win be taken TO Greenwood for nterment
Farewell fond husband partner Of my heart;
The time has come that ouand mast part
No uief sorrow for me take,
But love children for my sake.
Then fare thee well, little while;
Life Dubbed dream 4 past;
And fhaIl meet with thee again
In life In bliss at last.
TTTTLFO On Sunday. June TO- Brooklyn, T. d., Willie W.
only child Of Edgar A. aud Anna NJ Tutte of NewAlbany
Ind, sged year, months and IL days.
The restyes snd friends Of the family and those Of his grand
father Abram Van Cleef esq, respectfully invited at
tend bis funeral this day (WesneIday at O'clock FROM No
3 Division avenue.
TALMAGE-In this city suddenly OF painful lness Sun
day June Joseph HeDrs, ouly Of Justin aud Mar
Tain aged months and n days.
Topping fo.u erly Of this city, ia his I'D year.
WILGIAMSln this city Monday Juno H. aged 81 years
Samuel Williams
YALEIn this city Sunday, June TO- Mary T.. wife Of Ben
jsmin Yale, sged 20 years and month.
For additional Marriages and Deaths see 81 Page.
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B. Reynolds, 20 Kentucky averaging 1857 N, at *is'
y 100
orgor 20 linoi a, &C., average 800 70 also, IS do at
4sc average J, $50 n.
Hirchk Hyusn 81 Illinois Oxen, averaging an h.
at 4c.. 81 a. bead cf.
C. r. Rores for J. Mcntyr. 60 e,ra Kentucky at $SJ p
herd they averaged l32 N.
William Gamer p extra Kentucky at +ss head ayersse
LAPS n.
MoseyI Joyce d prime State sIlers a; s6s hesd
age s25 N. -
Dsns Priest II Illinois averaging 333 ~ N 4sc si-, ~
do averaging lss H. at &c also ID do, averaging to d. at
4ic.
G. q Briggs. ca extra Illinois Al ic. average 4G3 n.
nichols, - Illinois At $5a y head average 40 ID.
n Jon.s lo2 hrst quality, from ksnsas, at &c, average
l245 n.
J Otis. II Missouri, at &c. average 1,4se h.
W II. d. u. Bell. Is Missouri averaging as N. at tic
n. Weaver. IA Illinois ut 4ic 1875 ID also, 10 do at
same price, ayemzo $50 n.
Kerr Seymour. 65 Illinois at So head estimated at $50
h. York wei ht
T. Bstcbelier as coed hravy Missouri al 4Ic AVERAGE $50 N
SHgBPSupy large and prices low. There fair demind
the Fsst-rn markets A ~ Monroe took 200 end WIN y
Scos 900 Iced FOR the Brighton market at ic H. i've weight
average about " ID.
UoesWe quote prices nomnally at Sc for sfed G0elc
corred and c for lot Of IS srs were held at
SEC Sic bid for bem not sold VIM Pratt sold ~ extra
corn-ed. averaging $50 ~ AZ SIC.
MIoH Cows in fair request at +27d s35 for common, and
sac for good.
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The California steamer brings neary 81 800 OOo IN
gold which will supply the foreign drain Of bars
The mark =, in San Francsco for merchandise had been
oui active, but prices had generally do inward ten
de,cv TIE remittances from the interior had been
good. The hhiPplae Last says;
Money prons be quite easy for Che steamer Of
and ensse ments win probably be met with readiness " To-
az. soo " cent Satisfactory collateral OF nnes
" nCtLng doing IN loans Gold bars VIII De saI
Ills steapor the quantity band being quite nai
Tor ihr ast week there has been scse req emrnl o
port 10 hna and the price advanced before the clearance o. he
AuT ior Hong kong 70 SO To-day rngtgen ns have oeen
a ff0 and this III probably be the ruling rats tomorrow oish
exchange the kat - quotsble ut v cent premium on
tiO0 Mezican Dollars have been tai 10 he
on Of about $1,000 T08 4 premium tho bulls n
he latter named figure. The market pretty wel cleared
pI9I 10 the sIiYsls vi to-day, which aggregate t0iao.
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Advertisement
WHAT CAN / Do BEST We reply: Go

s.yn,rh,1rox 20 the PpRESoLooicAI Rooss FOWLER
WrtIs No ss Broadway and have your head examined
character written In fall with Chart Of your developments
and you may then know for certainty what you are US com
,,,d Nh Others; what you do best and how you assy
rise in the world and all your talents to the very bc
po-ble use The for this service viii be comparatively
small while benefits derived would be OF great value s.v
indisichlal
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fAdvertsement
To DEALERS in INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

NOTICES. hereby given that the GooDYEAR ELASTIC FAsnfos
CosPAsY purchased all the rights for the manufacture and
sale of Elastic India Rubber Goods Of all descriptions hereto
fore owned claimed By Chss Goodyear Horace H. Day
William Jud.on and thereby have concentrated all the titles
under the Goodyear and other patents under controls and
that they are repaired make upon syors
terms with merchants for the ssie Of such goods.
An elastic goods having vu azed Rubber in them texee
suspenders the right manufacture which vested In
the Nahawannuck Manufacturing Compsny) mus be stamped
with the Compsnys marks before they sold they win bs
treated infngemen and the Company viii prosecute al
once any person proved selling any such goods without das
Ecense.-New.York, June 9Th, 1860.
Wn B. BENNETT secressry
No 81 Psrk.row and No. 30 Courtlsndst.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Company known the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics
Company have purchased from my Factory In New Bruins
wick my nineteen Paeni and al my titles unao Goodyears
Patents with all claims for past ningements and by arrange
settled and receipts passed. ell goods hitherto manu,ac-
tured by me- supplied others under my authority may be
sold and exempt from such transfer and claim be
made question raised touching any such hitherto sold
thoiized by me, HORACE H. DAY.
New-York, June Q, 1860.
To TIRE PUBLrc
The undersigned having sold all his sht title and interest In
the manufacture Elastic Rubber Goods undsr tho
Goodyear peten, the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics Company
hereby tes notice to the public that all settlements for past In.
frngeu his rights be made with that Company and
all future licenses vend such goods his licenses included
must be derived from them.
WILLIAM JuDsos, No. 81 Parkgow
New York June9 1850
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Advertisement.
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR and PARTIAL

Di,ehhnu,' M 1an s,lo - -" "a
distinguished An late principal and proprietor 9th. Ia, Ia
tutco Philadelphia Is at No. l9 Ah Il net me Aes-
envy Music and win receive calls his residence Dung eeen
morning In consideration Of the deliacy of the o
which he makes specially and 10 order to prove me- empa.t
icay HE ability perform s he promises he WI nencetorrs
treat patients such meet the wishes 81 toe no
discouraged
No charge viii made the most conclusive evidences
Improvement have been No ia lith-s. New York
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Surd notes of ID. Torrance & Co. Of Montrealhsve
Ieen stolen from the mail within a few days. They
wern rdorsed in blank and made payable here. Par
tee are cautioned against negotiating such paper.
The Exports Of certain leading articles of Domestic
Produce from New-York to Foreign Ports for the
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The new Board of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company which is substantially The previous
rnanag, nent, with one new name, and that TO Gil
vacancy, is ar follows.
H.r,y Fsin4rp Clicsgo; N. y Judd Chicago; Tracey
Chicogo j. b. Jervis Rome H. Y; W. Durham New ork
City Thomas e. Dursnt EewS orb City; VIM H. 3aoe. New
YORK City, David Dows New-York City; +. II Tows Eew
York City; T. s. FaSson, Utica ". y. H. A. Forsyth New
bsrgh n Y +. Coos, Davenport Iowa. Henry fsnhsm
go reelected P sicn, and all Of tho old officers retain
the positions as heretofore.
The stockholders Of the Peoria and Bureau Valley
Railroad held their annual meeting on Friday. The
following were elected Directors for the ensniug year:
N Il Judd Chicago; If. Fsrnhsrn, Chicago; T. C. Dunn,
NV York Ciy; Cuk Duenl EewYork City; john Hamlin
Peoria; r. H. Tows NewYork City The Hon. ~ g. Judd Of
Ccsgo reelected President aud ell the old officers were
also reelected
The Leigh Valley Railroad Company brought down
for this week ending Saturday, 9th inst, Ill tuns
Of coal, making for the season, commencing Dec. ],
$1,000 tuns, against 276O6S tuns to corresponding
period lasr year. being increase of 1892 tuns Of
coal 10 date. 255 tuns of pig iron were also carried
over the road for the week ending same date.
The Western Rairs ads ceuterins at Cincinnati have
reduced the through rates from Cincinnati TO the four
Eastern CITIES l0c Flour, and &C. on fourth class
Ereipht The following then are the new rates:
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IAdvertisenient.l
JAPANESE EMBASSY.

Just received from Washington. 90 exhibition ~
BRApY's GALLERr,
No. SAB Brcsdwsy.
The only authentic Of them taken in ths country
Ao different candidates the Presidency and Wee
Presidency.
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snEThos H. Brown 10 hne Ohios at 81 20 y 100 bi av'
efaae live weight 379 N.
Jas Ware Kentucky at ilc ayearge $50 H. Aso,
II prime DO Al sic TO- York weight average 200 10. Also %
Gne do at sic, ssiiaiaied at $50 10, York weight
John Ware 70 extra fine Kentucky al s,c 10 live weight
Nm Garner "a ssta hne Kentucky at 30 !. head thia Is
claim, by the seller be the best LOT Ia the market Alec .
rstber coarse do At $50 head average live weight 200 10
Also Is extra heavy go head average 800 h. Also 10
prime do at s64 ~ head average $50 10.
T. caldwell Go, IS extra indiana at s65 Y head estimated
Ut $50 h. York weight.
B. covin rs re State siIer sos y head say about
&c. y N, live weight
a. RuheI 4 Co. "a Illinois al &C., average 3l7 n.
L. L. AshbIook 80 heavy Missouri 465 y head average
so NJ 1900
W n Burchad, 20 prime Illinois, averaging $40 r. a. sc
English ~ Iowa asera ding l3 10, o. Sci also, o. DO
averaging LsJ9 ", " 4iS3 10.
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IAdvertisement
MRS. WINsI.OW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physcan, has 5osrmua
suP CnLpRks TwErHiaa which greatly facilitates the
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Depend upon 10 Mothers win give Yourselves add reAs
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Million. Of bottle. are .old every in the Utsd SssssA
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None genuine upl-ss the facsimile Of CuRrn rshs'
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Sold By Dusgiss Throughout he world
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Advertisement.
THE JAPANESE

HE JAPANESE EMBASSY at GURSRN'S GAlsLs-
The first Photograph taken in the United stss Of the a
tingnishcd visitors nom Apsn by artist In San Fanoss
has Just been received and Il now on exhibition.
J. GuKssi Sos, No. zo7 Broedwq.
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WRONGLY ACCUSED AND SUsPEcTED.-On Sator-
day last June 9th Rolre A. GoOdenoush r medical stu
dent in Office of Drs sayre snd Jones No. 7s Broadway
was broug before charged Nth grand larceny complaint
Of Dr. L. Jones with bavrg stole some $500 from the safe
In the Office Upon full investigation OF the facts connected
with thu has been clearly prove that said Goodsnougs
was e of tbs charge have therefore this day
honoaby discharged him from custody and dsmissedth the COM
plsin Signed =.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY Police Justice.
Neg Ioyk, June IL, 1860.
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Incrcnae.. n-107 10 no 2Ss42 Dec 2g9

Reducingthe Wheat to Flour, the increase in the re-
ceipls of 1860 is equal 10 23O, 26l bbs. Flour.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal articles
Of produce from the opening of the Canals to and in
Guiding the 7th inst have been as follows.
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An EVENING WITH PoETIcAL CRLEDRITEs.-At
eight o'clock on Monday evening tweuty-one people
were sitting in Hope Chapel dreary, lugubrious
thinking more Of the chapel than of hope AT eight
o'clock and fifteen minutes the number had increased
to thirty three. There was indeed at one momebt
pros ect that would reach thirty-Gve but rs two
people in two others weTt out, and their sigh Of
relief aoated back the evening breeze. These
Thirty three sad-iac individuals waiting for the
commencement of Miss Mary Agnes Cameron's
Evening " i,h Poetical Celebrities for by that
uane was her entertainment designated There were
to be readngr, Rotations boudor theatricals music
vocal and music instrumental. AS assistants, the
distinguished elocutionis was to have Professor g.
Washburne Morgan, DR.. Chas. Alexander Guimelte,
Mr.. J. +. Nsgle, and "a young lady of this city,"
Eight o'clock and fifteen minutes. barrel organ
on The sidew ak outside was playing, "stri1e Ia
vamIa," and the melancholy tones of that wrlknown
air adid shade the deepening gloom settling upon
HOPE Chapel within. The sraggers there sitting felt
ike prisoners an irresistible fascination held them:
they heard the roar of Broadway its tide rushed
part the Doors and they wondered if they should ever
again he borne its restless bosom, or whether they
shoOld grow gray and old and feeble and then forgot
ten die, rlil kept within that somber tomb. Hope
Chapel. child whom an inhuman mother had
taken with her yawned aloud. 1t was one OF those
dismal yawns, such as often part the jaws Of early
adolescence when New-England country prayer
meeting tindf the young body in It's rusty bonds.
Strong men shuddered when they heard that hollow
sound; but the echoes of Hope Chapel rejciced
greatly
Eight O'Clock and seventeen minutes. A man dit
ted the stage from side room to the other
while the lights grew dim. Some among the thirty.
three said it was Professor Morgan; others, that II
was fuIl dress ghost. Eight o'clock ard eighteen