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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-17

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EFFEETEsCENT
s e L II 4 e h A Pc RE Mt,
This valuable and popular Madeleine prepared IN eousoy va
BE Snalysisoi tie Eate o. he celebrated Settler spraa
Universally recsiEed he most faEl-shls recon
msHdations Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Publs, as he
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
use, and a. being entitled 10 special pzsfaos ever ne zny
oi1 - S pm, . ss.' 70 80 e.-t a7 "a ~
ased With the hsstsGset ia al
BzioHs eld 5Ts Disssss, sex EsaaaSs, Loss a. 4pps
sfzoidelft5fAs
SPRING AND sUmWER SEASONS.
It e particularly adapted . he van q 1Ve b. Sea and
Land, Residents in hot Climates, Persons q Eedsnty
Habits, lnsaiids, and Ceagtlssoentl; caPaing q
diton e their MsIicfns Chest.
win those Who have used f. 50 has h 7or ard Is dsi p
= tygi1 slse 0rfas LfssrIt renders great 'srs IN re-
3. COZ aEd s-rt gives he s.,, ,.,,,s. A.
syng All laaanas,ory p'ol and In many cases ssstg
Va ssscsss q sasss Of Fravz A.Fssts- Eza.5., ana
O5stireasssProvss 70 Be Medicine o. The greatest R
Acidy q fis SonaGch, aad fis dlrsssfag sesssl @
success under Is hesIihfuiiuaaease
sos g tss fesaently aeiiEg on The boEsl nsuug AZ
irritating screoaa, and thereby removing All inaamnaioy I'm
faet, q e iavaIHabIsil az eases ialrs Gsas pia
Purgati5eis reQnirsd.
Hisin The form Of PoWieli clreay put N bottles,
keep In any climate, and merely poured u
produce adeaT1tful edarVescent beverage.
Taken II the mQEning, interiors win he aVcotons
Of TIE day. acting gently the ts, restoring tie DIGESTIVE
powers exciting healthy md vigorous Of The stomach ADD
creating elasticity Of mind and Gov spirits uhch give rest
to every enjoyment It also enables ne Invalid enjoy Many
luxel with impuniy, from which he otherwise Be-
barred and without Ehica life irE1oms diltrang-
HuaneroTg testimonials from professional other gentlemen
or TIE highest standing throughout the country and Is steadily
ineeasng popularity for series q yalra, songy guarantee a
eaey and and clmmend e % The Forahs
notica Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale ard Rstal b.
JOHN A. EARRANT & CO., Druggists,
unel5-dH No % Grsensieh g., cor. Wlrrau-N 8
Kirkpatrick NcTins q Co.,
REdEITLBg, FORRARDH7F AED HH0LEgALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, aAsggILLE TENEEssEE,
HAVE nov in store large and complsto azsurtzsni,
Groceries, enbracing
New 9rlearg Sugars, All grades.
M1lasseg, in barrels and half barrgir:
Coffee, large and complete stock
Rzisns, fail stock with Teas, Candles aardnaa lsrs
eel Glassware aGrt Rnss together with an 81 1-a
sles usually kept IN t1e Grocery line. Our stock of
EAANDAESg WINES " ETISEN " &C.
We think cannot Be surpassed ia this any other msrke
our heavy stek O. goods in sore invite the atsns1
nsI5s-f KmKPArRIoK. EEvrvs 4 ca.
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TFyR sfsr re- ale ss7enT acres 1f11i ~
Middle "a fr F-rrplke, four 1ss ircl faali1, a.
i51inr ne efo Ebich Sc resides and s lal 81 cs1 lean
Jones rhs 49, Ia equal 70 test Wis abundance 81 aEca'
lent never fliIing uslr, Win tec aEt 1ellll bs
In ths rrsrTsnd ia tbs aids 81 ~ auel5
1,---i-s s1-lH EAIHANIEt aALEnR
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DUCK HIVEhs

have $40 acres OF Land Tor ssle u ne SS nd
NN &c., within nies Of E0rn1noy o. w
y 49, tsTlrosd said lands are bounded ~ tIl ,fi5
91 RIVER willis Blanton and A9nei Bs ~ ee5.
sf r. river bottom and level, about ~ - m III
o. ~ s srrnrs and Is MOL stock tarn' -, 5i1-
- m az ne tract 50 suit purchasers
AA,L ~ oos stoct Farm ia healthy coundy 80 49,
q oud 40 wen 20 and look soo1 ~ 5 ~
- e.ssu For further particulars address a. n Aa' -
socf5-tWEEh
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J. G. IsRar. s,H.sEAU.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE aR0sEEs,
am pulIzsm

am RELIEssW
Foreign and Domessic Liquors,
COR. CoELEGE AND CHURCH SHEETS,
NASHVILLE, FEEEEssEB.
TB hsvsaou in stone ala1gs and veil selected stock q
~ eIoes Lie9or &C. aaa WI continue e s ssoSs eo n
sugafs.
900 has Louisiana Sugar, lo0bbls Logsri4gsp- r.,
100 hLls Lo5srng's D r. Pc Rol q : a.,
$50 Do sHsil Loaf oo,r.s
500 bags prime Rio, sOhagsprime Laguyra,
l0o do 0. e.Juva
soohbis Choice Plantation, g barrels 9 syrup,
600 do do % packages 81 Louis.
sundries.
500 bzs Star Candles, 500 4 bza sssr Candles
50 bzs TaIloW Candies, 3 bags Spice
So So New ssf York and Rosen.soo casks soda,
dale Cement, zoe bxs 90 N psPef
50 sacks Race Ginger, 50 do Indigo, extra ms,
casks Dutch Madders " tos tresh kice;
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 aests Painted Tubs
800 bSs 5a-r Bottle smut $50 bxs Gar1etts Paper suu,
: bis ButisrI Blacking, bhls Aasoh's Backing,
s0o0 bounds Bar Iesd; IB0odo Shot, assorted sizes,
8 bbls Psoans, 90 bbla Alglouds,
$50 hi bxs Raisins, $50 bzs $ r Raisinss
3 - fresh Fiqg 10 hbls Filberts,
100 80 fresh Peaches, 800 dozen Treh Cove Oysters,
90Q coiis Manila Rome, 10O Halfbushel Measures,
COO BAGS Cotton Yarns, assore200 bds Wrapping Paper
SKIES, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
20 chests Black Tea. 100 bblsCideF Vinegar
IS chests Impersi Tea, 100 bxs Ground Gingerl
LIQUORS.
600 bbls Tenn White Whisky, 800 bbs Deans Whisky,
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward Cary's do
so do Robertson co do 125 do Old Rye do
qcasks Jean Lonis Brandy, 20 do do EeEsom's do
DO Louis La Berton do 50 do Julius h. Smiths Old
| 90 bbls Cherry Brandy Reserve Whisky,
/ 25 do BlackbarTy do casks CataWba Brandy
| 10 do Peach do 90 bbls Grape do
! 40 l6casks SeigDette do 25 DO Ginger do
/ Is bbis Rum and Gin, 90 DO Apple do
! 10 casks Sherry Wine, IS csks seignette do
! IS bbls Malaga do 10bbls Holland Gin,
/ q kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne 4 pins, IS casks Madeira Wine,
/ IS bxs White Wine, 90 do Old Port do
| $50 btls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
/ brands, IS baskets Champagne, pts
| IS bzs CIaret Wine, and quarts,
! 30 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
600 bz Va assorted brands, soobxs Tenn assorted brands
100 do Ky, do do $50 DO No, do do
5000 Imported Cigars, IOO,O09 Domestic Cigars,
4 OILS.
I so bbls Linseed Oil, 30 bbls Lard Oil,
/ 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
| The above articles will sell low down for cash.
BURGB & SWAMI.
P.S-Our Mr.. Swan, who is well known experience
buyer viii remain New Orleans during the present
and keep house well supplied With heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade to give call before pa
chasing elsewhere. jan22l B. & s.
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C r e. EN- HILL.

~ =
O In a N G q ry - q I ..
REEN HILL that noted Tavern Stand long occupied
III by W W. Masterson Esq situated the LEBANON and
This tract contains about hundred and sixty acres and lies
North the Turnpike The quality OF the land
is fine and snoW in good state Of cultivation There is
on the place OF the finest orchards IN the county, ned WIN
bearing Of every variety Of fruit grown in this climate
There several failing springs the place The i'm
provemens good, embracing all necessary buildings Inc
garden and Ice House both superior.
The country Store house. which has been kept the place FOR
many years. stand to sell goods and barter fer Pro-
duce. the neighbOrhoOd being thiekly settled.
Under authority Of decree pronounced at January Term,
1869, of the Wilson Chsncery Court, will sell the above
described Of Land the highest bidder, the premises on
Saturday, the 23d june next
On credit Of one two and three yea with Interest from date
except the Of ave hundred dollars in cash Bond and s
proved security viii be required and lien retained until tn
purchase money is paid. JH0N K. HOWARD, c N.
April 24-d&tW laW&Wtds Lebanon, Tenn.
At the same and place will sell two tracts Of land sd
dining the aboYe-one 50 we'll known as the
WEATT ACE,
Is situated on the Lebanon Turnpike and contains about no
The land equal to the Green Hill tract the improve
comfortable the tract we'll wared containing several
never failing springs including that celebrated Free Stone
SPRING This place and Green Hill have long been noted for
uninterrupted good health and two desirable farms
produce all the products Of Middle Tennessee, cotton alone
The other Tract
Contains about 100 acres and lies North the Sweat Place. ad.
well mbered, with fine spring. and in good neghbor-
The above places will be sold on credit one and three
years for satisfactorily secured bearing interest," and line
retained each tract two hundred and fifty collars in cash will
For further particulars call on W W. AastsrsOn Green Hill
VIM H. Williamson Esq Lebanon Tenn or TI On
April "a, '60-d&tw law &wtds Nashville Tenn.
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FYE Board q pirsc.orI Of TIE Nashville e1ns1l ln-
surance Couqauy have declared dividend e. ~ 1.aIl g
share oai az prldl f1r ne l4st sN mo1tl PAYABLE FL
AFTER tte lsth mss aAllat Will te-iellaIf
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GUNNY BAGS!
GUNRY BAGS!
4 nRn AT COsFTo CLOSE OUT.
u U4eU deel8 &wg oRR


A ono AT COsTTO CLOSE OUT.
u U4eU deel3 s&wF ORR
M. & e. f. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GEOCERs, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRkNDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAI1s,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS. &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE IND CEJRcR gZR=EIE
Nashville, Tennessee.
EE In receipt Of large and veil selected o.
Wv Groceries, Liquors ETC. consisting in part follows:
l5e bids Sugar ali grades 10000 genuine Havana Cigars
go bhls choice Molases; 90 kegs Nails, assorted
so bSss prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
Ice bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English WanutB
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Pesaasi
I59 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls Eilbert5.
100 boxes Tobaccc, assorted
FINE BRANDTEs, WINES, &C.
25 Z \ 4 4 choice French Brandios;
90 casks Madeira, sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes Se0TI Claret,
100 bhls hne Robertson County WHISKY
do do do Bourbon d
And also large stocko Common Whisky American Brandy,
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents Tor the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The IN
dsrsgnsd Icing only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would call the attention Of the Merchants Tradersto their
large stock Of Powder hand, In Magazine for sale.
800 kegs Dupont RIDE 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
SO SO % DO 90 do Do 5000 Der e, s,..n.,. Rr,.,
QO0S kegs Hazard Do 90 Powder;
300 do do do 80 cases or Powder, assorted
5000 kgsDuPOnt BlssngPOv so bhls Toy Bedford Co.
isnii n Z. z. 2. .cHEATHAll, Agents
SOLE AGENTS kOR
DaPOntsPoWdsri Joy, Bedford Co.'s Safety
Hazard DO Fuse
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UNION IsEsTA URANT AHEADI
NO'47 UHion street, Opposite state Bank.
ERESH6hADf ERESRSRlADIl FREsE elZGDLI
Usr arrived By Adams Express lsrgs lot Of fresh 81
~ ifo savannah, the hrst On the Always Kept
hand good assortment Of Gu1h Grease Phelaants
elas Feoi5on and ae Fish, which viz Be served up 70 ths
above Restaurants in the best style A. JONNARD, Agent
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CnOsss-rIEs WANTED.

\ 4HB Nsahville and North Western Haflross r., -
~ contract Tor 10000 Cedar Cro~e .1sTs- 49,
long, lehes thek, veil heEn, 70 face az ns-ro-7 49, -
less than inehrs clear q bark timber 10 b 7ol IL = i
ed AZ the grade iins Of the road in Nashville
The contractors want b contract for q0non rrrasf -
Post Oak Htess Of The sane size as abo5s Il Il 7ei,
on he line OF the road In piles fron -ero n y sf
enough On sach section 70 supply The ,lIns ~ =,
Persona wishing 70 bid viii direct 10 ne prs7.t 4 me-,
oFB Of tie NashTilie and FoTlhrerf.-, R-f---9 4r-
NlshviiaTsa - ~
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The undersigned VIII sell hilpiant1
ious called CANAL FIER, lying On
m6Ft ths norm side Of Cumlarlani River.
1881 three milesffon The Gil 1fl 1shFllle.
lsAAN coataing about TzEres Hum
e-saL dred Acres He Wiz eli &c an
ogether or In small lots 10 suit purchn4s-- -
credit viii be given bearing Legal interest fr -
aleaR Tsainei- II Is Of TIE very best quality Of ri n III
Easred shout half Of itin cultivation and he 5-f1 = 49,
timber and pasture. There are two coed dEelliur hc 80
and stables, &C. For iui0Fmston apply = ~
John ID. james. fed2o-tE Tff07 = TrrFr-=
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4 An nov IN he city and engaged il selling eutv rrt5
sr ne sta-e o. 1snlesei for The ms11inrs sni sac
Of which have been testified to by f' - ~ - 5r I'D
sunsns rs q oar country. he construcou q ~ H-
49, lllls y is the only HiVs In he word zn11n
Enl Poo AGAINST ne bee mothe. Persons slr1us ~ par
chasing saeI Iay Or county rghis for hs hai HTsil
- ~ R - me ne Tor lev days az hl Auction Ac11 Of
iuy2o-a 55sFPH KIM
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Fob SALE
TWISTING make other Investments, propose 70 sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin TurnpGe within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residences Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
perhaps the commanding site in heTcnity Of Nash
vle and desirable country residence The house will
be sold with u Is Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike lold
lebanon road within hree miles Of Nashville anirg 800
acres The soil good, it is well wated and tmbered, and
be divided into snail Of twenty and uEWGFE,G Of
which are admirably adapted Tor country rede3ss market
dens and dairy farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied bT O. McCampbe, and formerly
owned By ThOs Harding, containing about 25e This
plseeis - we'll known need further description Il will
siao e divided purchasers. T. c. McCampbe viii show
these plsres to any Who viii cali,
property w be sold on reasonable ermE and
on 4 credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Andy 10 A. Y B. Lindsey, Nashville either Of the
5srri9nde THOS. c. McCAMPBELIs
Six miles from Nashville.
J.. A.MCCAMPBELL,
uh3I Nashville
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NOTICE.
A LAE GsE STOCK
OF
u HI
HARDNV -AFH!

T-07TlIT
SPRINGss I'm POH = A TONS,
- -. most accommodating terms, giving Long
oleIel % ~ rs.t portion. and viii take IN part pay,
lilly , 1 Tp-oTe5 Yarn, situated near Nashville Anox'
vile OF & is eaeTed the unepired term Of the
Wan - TJSr~aE 4 Fl11s' old staua. Apply 8 -
Lease o. nm MCCALL 4 CO., hasagllie, leIn'
orto W p. FALL, Clarksflile' rem
a.. 0 sgn-dfE&W q
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TRIMmINGs STORE.
o CAR OHmE q CO.,
Have Just opened at their Stand,
No. z Union street,
4 complete stock Of Fall and Winter

Have Just opened at their stand,
No. Union street,
4 complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND mANTILLA TRIm7TINGS,
COMPRISING full assortment OF plain and fsured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons fFinges Bugle Gmps, Craze trimmings,
Belts Euttonss Brads, Buge Buttons &C. &c, All which are
nsy new, and tie best that could be got the Eastern pa
kstE Our stock Of
TePhin BEeriRO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brsds and Silks Crochet Enrsidr7 and spos
Cotton veil any other Knitting Netting E
brodery and Crochet is complete and arer variety
quantity than ever. We also continue 70 manufacture
PRINCESS Tasselss BnctOnaas, Cord, sc.
70 o-derG uzal, and vii try suit all and everybody.
sepl2-d.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORs.
WE have this day received and win sell low, th0 following
w GROCERIES, and LIQUORS, &c:
$50 Gags Bal. CoFee, 10 casks Cognsc Brandy,
IS bbls Crushed Sugar, 5 do Port Vine
25 do Powdered do do Sherry do
s. kegs Bal Golden Syrup, do Madeira do
COX bblS do dc Is do Sweet Malega,
100 doz Brooms, IS bills Brandy
900 DO Oysters, IS do J. n. Smiths whisky,
100 do quart 4 half gal Pickles leo do pure Rye do
SO do Pepper Sauce, so DO on Bourbon DO
30 Do Tomato Catsup, . do Holland Gin,
80 DO Frrs1 Peaches, leo do Tennessee WHISKY,
3 do Pie FRUITS assorted, 40 do NeEsoms Tenn. DO
100 bxs Candy, 10 do Rum,
100 do bxs & Z hzs Raisins, - legs Lemon Cordial
lUt 40 Chaeses 25 do Ginger Brandy,
SoO,O0O Havana Cigars, IS do Ginger Wine,
$1,000 Cuba SKIES do 50 bbls Lincoln Wbskv
~ exs Tobacco all brands. 50 do Robertson County DO
7or sale very low at Nos. 3and "a Market Street.
DoyI6 HUGH McCREA & CO.
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MITES.

Proposals must be to the mail with "cesrity, ce-nty
and security using the terms Of the and they guar
anted BY two responsible persons. certified such
Judge Of court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips performed and for each
such emissions satisfactorily explained three times the pay
the trip be deducted For arrivals far behind time
break connection viii depending mails, and sufficiently
cused fourth Of Incorporation for the trip
forfeiture Fne will be imposed unless the delinquency be
sfacoy explained for negectng take the mail from into
post Offices for suffering it to be injured, destroyed, robbed
lost and for refusing after demand, convey the mail
quent the contractor is concerned in running
Giles the route. The Postmaster General snnu the
tract for dsObeyng the post Office laws the instructions Of the
department. He alter the schedule, and also order
OF service BY allowing therefor rata increase the
contract pay He also curta discontinue the In
whole part pro decrease pay, allowing
months extra compensation the amount Of service dispensed
Bids be addressed the Assistant Post
General" superscribed Proposals mail service,
State Of Tennessee - and sent by mail.
Fer forms Of proposal &c other information see ndYer-
semeut Of this date, in pamphlet FORM the principal post Of
Gees.
Blank proposals will be furnished application to the depart
ment J. HOLT
june5-4t Postmaster General
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Ornamental Trees and Evergreens.
nH ONTGOMERY MCGREDY, NurssryInen Nashville TenE
w invite special attention 70 their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees Eveeens, Green House Pant 100 0
ornamental Trees and Ever sttabls Tor immediate eject
Fruits-5O00 Apple 2, 3 & years old
Pears-300J, Divers & StandS rds, 2 20 years old.
Peaches sc J 80 years Old Cherries, Plums Apricots
tsriens and ounce, IN large NUMBERS
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries RaspLsrres Goose
berries, curranss & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY e MCGREDY.
naII. Linwood. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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90 RENKARD

COALI COALIl COALI!I
the Etma Yard may still be found a hne supply Of
Superior Coal It is the greatest heating coal in the city
making very few ashes, which heavy and viii not fly
about almost destitute Of smoke It pronounced
By who have e be the Rest AID most economical coal
IN the city. II is selling az the following low rates:
Large Select Lump, 2lc per bushei
Screened, lC 90
Blacksmith, l5c do
T L. and VOC will other. Orders be LETT in
o. p o, or At the Yard back Of n & R Depot.
- % sAh'L J. AGNEW.
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The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch for eject
all and the The stitch is made by merely
crossing threads, The ends Of all e by the shut
Machines fastened the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted Manufacturers than 70
family
isnSI-dtw&w
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SEWING MACHINES.

Blue Grass Timothy, Clover Herds Grass Yist ana All sb
er kinds Of Yield seed on hand during the season.
Country Merchants supplied with 6assn SEED On Comon
! jan6-d RRTgF FR0Irr 4 "a
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
shop,
NO. So BROAD STREET,
Anderson & Romans,

Re manufacturing sxhoEse power portable steam Engines
"a suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, where
small engines required. Price S6C1,
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power
prices low hrstla engine be furnished We
prepared to FL orders for Engines and Mil Ma~hney OF the
fastest improved patterns az short notice Csssg made om
stock Of patterns our Mills and circular sash and Muy
Saw Mills, unrvaei for strength, durability and economy
power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced furnished to up
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment OF castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draan Is
employed Working draEings, specifications psns and esi
mates furnished application
iune22-dd
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-31
THE IKISH IIEGIRA NF ISGN.

We learn upon inquiry of the acting Secretary
OF the Commissioners OF Emigration at Castle Gar
den, that "the Irish emigration this year to Amer
lca Gas compared with that of the two or three
preceding years) will be very large. From the
Barony krris, county Mayo, in Ireland it is esti-
mated that OF population Of about 20, 900 inhapi-
tants, nearly all will emigrate to this country
ne distress Is great throughout Ireland, and all
who can procure the means, will undoubtedly
leave. This accords with adyices received through
other sources. and the large immigration at the
port OF New ork at the present time, tends to
substantiatc these views. Not less than twenty
eight ships, having on board about $500 passen-
gers, arrived here during the last week, mostly
from Liverpool, from German ports. The APP
plications for passage by the Galway steamers are
represented to exceed the capacity of the sbips to
convey them. BY the Irish newspapers, this new
movement is generally attributed to very preva-
lent apprehension of short crops. The Sligo ChrOp-
tcte, Tor example, says 'the severity of the winter
and spring, and the enormous price to which hav
and other provender and provisions have in conse-
quencc rsy n, are doubt the causes of the panic
which has spread among the peasantry." And the
Mayo Constitution, remarking to the same effect
says: ga large number suffering from the
local failure of the potato crOp-the destruction of
the grain crops-the severity of the winter-the
loss of catte-and the absence of means to pur-
chase foOd much so, that it is feared the pangs
of hunger are felt by some, whilst hundreds are
inaugurating the exodus which will end in the ex
patriaton of a vast population of the aborigines
who have enough left paw for their deportation
another cline" A belief has been expressed
that the favorable representations OF DR.. Canill in
regard to this country, have eXerted powerful
influence upon the Irish peasantry, giving great
er development to the spirit of emigration. Ger
tain it is that the movement of population
taking place is assisted very much by funds trans
mttcd to ireland from the United States, and by
solicitations from this quarter, whatever ma be the
truth in regard to the prospects Of the Irish crops
The present immigration appears to be principally
made up from the agricultural classes, and as to
nuahh hot tIn,,t tl,afv
resulted from the famine and sickness in lS46-7.-
We have prepared from the books of the Commis-
sioners of Emigration, the following statement,
giving the total immigration at this port for the