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BOSTON LOCOMOTIVE WORKS REAL

IL ESTATE FOh SALE.
connective Ss aori now offered or sale astsd in The
sonsv Ss and some 200 feet to the COmmssioneT
line az area Of ia s acres more GI s q wnh -four
Of Abanys .hich Is . be 80 fee. wide tnow under
oa feet o @Ss s I
wbaves capable Of docking vessels drawing feet OF water
two sl p @ s ons and
lI'Gn;1 from tack e t extends iGs hicah .
with de tracks; and ii In every respect
Sns Brica Building feet long, feet wide AID 20 feet
high to eavesdvided BY brick partition walls INTO Inc 'n'"s
2en Foandry feet long 80 fee. wide well ass,-a high
ing large for which purpose IL considered one 'i s
Bra. Foandy well arranged capable of turning cot s
.ass sas feet "d and ''"''' Ia
Boiler shop lie fee. long and 90 feet wide very light and
: he s: end with s
81 .et wde ONE story Of which lifted for coppenmh Shop
and the other for sheetIron Workers ,.s
wide used shop sies. B0wer i0f which
four large light convenient Offices htsd up with two large
vaults furnace, and all other fixtures 70 MAKE 'hsm
also Wooden Stable and number Of other wooden
s.sS Ss Ss ne two b and small wooden Dwelling
House used in the business Of the late ComPny are s.c
comphsed ths estate and occupied present oy tenants
The pe;p buildings are furnished hroughou. With ws.sr
and T.s pipes and there brick csens Of 10000 gallons
capacity the premises ,,.,..... =,
works have used for the
Locomotys Marine Engines Sugar Mills Ac and are "a dufa
and Wooen Machinery Agricultural Implements 9e or the
buildings could be ted into Cotton or OF
any other business requiring extensive
The attention capitalists generally Is ssied 70 THIS properly.
rs situation Ward M Of the most honrhhing wards
the city and rapidly ncres,ng In population and wealth
shown by the which gives Il an ADDITION OF V
10 popuatop and wealth for the pest hve
wears makes the most promising investments hn2~n
mare ssoecisly as its frontage renders capable
beins into desirable and sasbe os for mechanical and
other purposes ,n. .u~,.,.,h. ala Gam.
pany could be purchased BY parties wishing to continue he
business. -, u,. ~ ,ao t..-xt,..
aV' OF no " GARDNER P. DRURY, ...,,0a..
Boston Aug 1860 WILLIAM PAGE,
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EDITORS PREFACE.
The snee end book IL the presentation, In compact
etters speeches reports documents which encidats
the political contest sta.ng this country IL has been our
aim candidate and other important personage speak
for himself make his platform, and ytndicate III he may
consistency and the soundDess OF his views on the great
questions which underlie our current politics. -,
or course such work have but comparative merit
MAKE ever large and stu thnss must be omitted
that the compiler would wish TO inert and every critic VIII
pIsusbly ask "Why insert this and omit that Why give 50
much OLA and little of Besides h not always possible
10 remember or remembered find all that would be val
ned hike this We only that we have done our
best: let him do better who can. ,,, ,
of citation Of the chief vices OF political
discussions hardly listen to set speech even from
wenformed and truthful csnvssser which s not msred oy
on and views that prominent statesman Documents
beedessy read and long since lost or msd are quoted nom
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decsmer sometimes the easiest and most CONVINCING reiu
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speaking this cause the Mission church. oppo
ste the Tombs, THIS EVENING, at o'clock AL are In
WV - JAMES WHITE w. C. T.
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nEpII BIlCAN IAfEh lOT CAIE.-a uTet-
IL cle,, Weekly Republican Paper for sale having excel
lent state Country patronage anda larger commercis sdyer
Using than weekly county paper In the State The
mr. sent proprietor selling owing 70 III health VIII be sold
ery cheap and for cash only Address W. IT, Post Dsns
vills Livingston County, N. Y
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CERVANTS.-THE EMPLOYMENT SOClE-
- III IS OFFICES se Bible House) have removed TO the
spacious Clinton H. H. As,or place ough
10 gt Broadway where be found large assor
ent of frstcss domess with investigated Characters and
qualifications German and French help always on mana lor
Wy Miss HELD, Matron
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TEACHER.-A graduate of Mt Hoyoke who
has had years experience teaching wishes to OBJ
tain position PRINCIPAL or ASSISTANT in School, OF
English branches including the higher Msthematics Ls.in
sstimonias will be furnished Address Z. L. MOUNT, VII
Hamsburgh n. Y.
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OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONERS or
PUBLIC CHAR!rIKs AND CONVECTION, Z
RorrSDA p ARK NEw-YORK, Aug. Is, 1860
ITO TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION. - The
Commissioners of Public ChaIides and Correction viii
receive applications from MEDICAL STUDENTS Graduates
Ne Sc Colleges Of ennenoe for the POSITION now vacant
Of ASSISTANT PHYSICIANS Rau3ars Island Hospital fo
The TIE Children az Island Hospital Gu Blackwes
Island for the Treatment of adults Also fr the on otSo
Assistant Physicians the Lunatic Asylum, and As
sstut fby ysan Island Hospital Bl4okwes Isaud, the
vacancies which will occur the ls Of September next
Applicants will present their tesn on TO their quahcs
toBs to the undersigned Commissloners.
DRAPER M III. GRiNNELL,
JAS. b. NICHOLSON, ISAAC BELL I,
Commissioners.
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DOOK, STATIONERY and PERIODICAL
ID STORE for SALE I'm Washington City, D. C.-The tAd-
yertiser offers in the above line Of business This
fine opporsupity who desires TO engage In asood
business The stand of the oldest and best located IN tho
ctv and has good business Foruther particulars
address BUSINESS, Washington City, d. u
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Wanb.

A LADY, well qualified and with some expert
IA ence wishes SITUATION 10 teach Music. the Piano,
and Singing VIII also teach Latin and French II desired Ad
dress Post Office, Boz No. $50, Springfield, Mass.
TEACHERS.-TwO young Ladies, well qualified
l. the English branches Latin, French Music, and Paint
ing are desrous to obtain situations In Schools Families
Good references csp.biity and experience. Address
TEACHER. Housalonic Institute, Nes Milford, Conn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

NEW MAIL RoUTE.-Among tic striking
railroad enterprises of this go-ahead age, is
the following proposition of the New York
Central Railroad Company. The Z. S.
mails between New York and Cincinnati aud
Chicago, which are now thirty-two and thirty
three hours in transition, are proposed to be
carried by the New York Central in twenty
four hours. Should the government accept
this proposition, Louisville will get her mails
in about thirty hours, and Nashville in about
forty hours.
Should the companies forming this line
make prompt connections, we may get onr
mails inside of two days. The railroads
forming what is known as the Tennessee and
Virginia route will then have to increase
their speed. or the longer route by New York
and Cincinnati will take the mails to the
West and Southwest. The route by the New
York Central from here is more than 1900
miles, and that through East Tennessee and
Virginia 99S miles,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

SuehI.ugaze a. this Il but the constant snf ItS-
raj ECHO ssasrcyer this article Il usei
ms f-fu,ear rs Intis yeas IUie TO plltters and
ovrrer. OF horses and Tnutes- Mr. JOIN DANIELS
of Montgomery, Ala sold slave Tor SavO 40 = A.
rsts-d rum utter Cs-Ie5saess by this LIniuicut-
F-r-rv family should have IL Be very particular
and euguIre lJf the IUztsng LiHiineEI -'l ta~e nc
other. 49,,
rasriss Europe anu the Islt-ts 81 tie ocean ricf
% cents 5UceuLs, aud s. per bottle
BA1SE1, "a IaFsn Sew YORK
uov25-smdtwEW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

Nm. LELLYErr. Eso.-The proprietors OF
this establishment having purchased the Of
flee OF the Nashr,lls Daily Neses, with all its
fixtures, etc, the publication of that paper
was discontinued on Saturday, last. OF these
facts the readers of the PsfRIoT whose name
thank goodness. is legion. are already nd-
vertised. We intend here simply TO say q
Nm LELLYETT, Esq, before he gets out Of
hearing, which be may do very soon for
when an editor who has been chained down
to business two or three years. once breaks
loose. there is no telling where be will stop.
We part with Mr.. LkLIYETr very regret
fully. Our social and business intercourse
with him. which began one year ago, has
been, TO us, of the most pleasant character,
and in the places about the city where To-
cal editors mot do eongregate. We shall miss
him sadly. We have bad our fun with him,
aud he has had his ian with rs; and 10 would
be something little out Of the common
run of things if We did ut feel sorry that be
has eenxed TO be member Of the city prsks
though be Is not at all sorry himself. We
hope be will soon turn ap somewhere no, far
OF as The chief engineer Of some good news
paper, and make As much money IS he knoEs
what 20 do with. Standing, as he unqaes-
tienably does, among the most foFeible al d
logical newspaper writers OF the country, aud
having a natural fondness tor the printing
onice, Il will hardly BE- long before be again
4
able or..er Of Free and Accepted ElItoFs- Ia
the mean tine. be has our best wishes for bis
health and happiness.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

81" The President and Directory OF the
Mississippi Central Railroad are canvassing
the counties Of Madison and Carroll for SUBJ
scriptions to the extension of their road from
Jackson to huntington. President Coop
NAN is actively engaged in the matter, aud
the citizens of those counties ere, we learn,
showing commendable zeal 10 behalf of this
great road. None are more deeply interested
in this thoroughfare, which is to unite under
one management hence to Canton, Mississip-
pi. than the people of Nashville. By this
combination OF interests. this route will be
enabl, d TO offer commanding inducements to
the trade and travel OF tie Ohio and Missis-
sippi valleys. We believe it will be the
chief inland route between the North and
South. We wish the extensionists all success
10 their labors.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
Brfore a Justice in Oh allan county, Tenn.

M. virginia HU.toa vs. escoit, Iobson \ Co.
By ougasd Aiiartmcst.
A The once II ~ Jones. Fsl'tre, On the 18th asy
~ oi May, isUe, ~ uetsa q complainant "a u,
- euss ata u apr--. rtng - the Satisfaction u
he saiI Juss.se he siildati 81 eaaipiaiiAh
H.asa ia the above casse A. the essendat =. tses
cot III hs1sI co are mn siieuis - the cusIaty
II Ctieathatn an state 81 Tetnezse, that tist or
dil aTy praeess 81 the AZ canNet D. SERVED epsfn
tEeus. therefore oTdeTssi by iAe sid Justice that
psbt cli b. made foT four seeks n suSr S-soh ia
ihc Aashxts FstFia4, newspaper PaeltSiissi a. The
ely N hF ie. Ecquarns the said Prescott Hob
ssu 1 Cn- apIesF bstare tie szid Justice Al bis
N e. The eualsy 81 Saealhaa, stale - fenHs
ga 81 Dels rc ssth DAY September seat gEen
assa there a Iez alssNes q nsas esnFgaiantis
J. - tte Ait be lagsg canseszasl aad
fur near a.. : paris tlasal- Tbs Ary = lseo
mssSl-Sft Moss JuSsr, }. T., = kM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

eEAEEsvILEg, May 81
TOBACCO sales b. c. H. Smith. 1876 bids
as follows: $40 90, 20 90. so, IS, 9 u.s.
3 50, 9 90, o5, -. 90. s 60. 10. 7
55, I 49,, 1e, Is, 20, 4 "a, Is, 90,
%, 10, 10, Z 90. %. 6 50. 6 20. c
SO. IS. 90, G 90. 6 So, Is. e 10, 6 IS,
80, 10, 80. IS. 80, 6 10, C IS, co.
6 90, t o.. 50, 6 95. { 20. s.. > 75. ; 20,
8 90, 5 10, 5 90, IS. 5 %, so. 5 95. o
65, 5 10. ) 05, so, > 20 80, 5 so, as,
8 %. 5 60. 5 %, 90. 05, -. 5 90 8
%. 5 90. i, so. 20. 4 % ) 90, 40.
) 80, 3 Is, 5 80. %, 50, 20, 3 10, so.
3 10, 10. %. 3 %, :; 05, 3 co, ) 90. 3
20. , G5, 3 10, 3 05, 3 50, 10, 5 50, 3 90,
? 65, 2 %, 40, co. IS, -. rs, ?
So. ? co. ? 90, ? a5, . 75. 20. , IS, so,
30, 2 95. 2 60. 2 IS, 20. ? So, 45
4j, 10, 8 %, 6 90, 90. 10, 6 20, 90,
o.. 90.
Two hhds. at SO were grown by James Il.
Williams. Cheaalam county, Team.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

@ai seeanPzny sAea
] tsss lbe fss-slH{7e 90
zeEk - 81 The est
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Gbanffru Sales
ChanceIy Sale.

John wori, Guardian, &c, Moses L. II. Taylor
ct ais.
~ pursuance Of a decree OF The Honorable Chan
4 Ger, Couft for a county ~ Macon, n tie Feb
rJary Term s5O thereof al offer sle 10 the
highest Ddd saturday, the al DAY Vi JaiY neAti
uItuu IA nrruls es a CTcsilg onc IA ana tlr
vszfs texrepI the SUM 81 si2el the hst note bear
irg .nS setfs Interest, the RlGed ns-ihiFd part
o. a tcrh Taica r Il HoiE sutphfr Str ngs. iuSat-
Ell IA Macon ssluts. about Il mi, II lAtas cite,
containing about Isl OF land ports1 ~ hch
is Ia a hiy tiats 4 - uvatiIn fae nled chat qaal-
flt~ a. the VI &c are act qitacd psThsis IN aHy
. tafy b.Irs ecrsasd cue ttsF tie Grave! or saone
leo he bl4dsief au.i amos IA ths diseases "a whe Il
poor usau - subJcsIt he improvements are am
NE q, Hccon IA I4te SINE 20 teI 81 ore unse,
wHh ARE Strfe-bouse. auda afs Fatc locaisS1 Tor
the sac a. tsoaAs ala 1Iocsries THIS a. day o.
atrli lseO JOHN CT AiBuRSE.
aprI4-atf oisfA ana AAstef'
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a Card.

Tie Legislature OF the ST te OF Georgia havlrs
passed following Act at IL Session Of 1855, pro
hibuns the drawing Of os,eries within is jGrsdic
tion, AFTER the Isl ~ Of June, 1850 Will that
day, remove our entire busHrss Wilmington, Del.
wo0n EDDY y CO
Wilmington. eltwarc.
Owners and Managers Of the Delaware, Missouri ani
Kentucky state Lotteries.
An ACT,
To repeal All laws aud parts Ct laws authorizing 10;
teries in the state Of Georgia and Tor ether par
poses.
SECTION l. The General sssHsblyo GsoTgd do sAdet,
That from and after the drst Jay q Jun-, ti teen
Hundred and Sky all laws and parts OF laws author
izln Lotteries in the state Of ceors The yeni
ng OF Lottery Tickets Ia said Stale b., and the sne
are hereby repealed
Approved BY the Governor.
December IL, ISIS mayi5-u
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THE ESGIIsH DERBY.-A telegraphic dis
patch tells the story Of the English Derby.
1t was run on May Esd, and Umpire. the
American horse, the son Of I.ecompte. didR' t
win; '5nt Thormanby did: the Wizard was
second, and Horror third. Thirty horses
run, and il Umpire was among them be WASH t
placed. Umpire had the first place in bet
ting for months, but gave way 10 st. Alhans,
after the latter won the Chester Cup. He
too, il seems, was nowhere. Well. horse
racing is mighty uncertain.