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KIIE7aIGND FEMALE SEMINARY
UE GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH,
pI,uunSn SIunISII

U.N VNACE NTT.EFI, Del EEN HIND ~ Nv
RICHMOND, HIh0iSlA.
An. DUPUr, a. ..PMSclrAl"
i1llIE next session Of this Institution vii! commence on
4 ;h. l.; ur October, isGJ, and will terminate on IN" ."'h
June, lsGl.
Tie Principal will lie aided, a. heretofore. by u T"ll So
iec:el corps ul Assistants, who. with their ability ami eSl'e-
ri-Ecc. caiInnl fail TO give satisfaction.
The boarding department will he under the lhullastihei'
Of NJ. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted Icy Mrs. Mary X. CasselS,
f riucrly Of Savannah. They alone will reside In tile SEM.
nary With the young ialirs, aud Sli exercise IL l'r"niW
car. and control over those committed To their charge.
Tie success whicl, has attended this effort 10 establish in
;hr city of Richmond Il Female Seminary OF The hrSt CLASS
ha. r;ir"ura grt The Principal 10 provide more ample ac-
being enlarged, AMI important qualifications VIII be ihhdr
in them, which will add greatly ~ their convenience ana
comfort. The ludrin" rooms N" 80 and well pehll'h''''
and mo-; mar. than from two 10 tony hoar.Iers will occupy
on. roou,. the Recitation i:nniu, will lie we'll arranged for
i,. accommodation o. The IuDis.
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III VIZ s'hi W Z w hhtis -
Reference is raadr ID Rev. Dr. Nns"- ID. Huge, ah''"
any q! tie fnrmr. patron al the school.
Catalogues Of The Seminary, containing more detailed II
formation. can h" obtained at any ni the bookstores or
:: Juiy 10 \. ii. DrruY. Eic'.moIL, IA:
USIyESSiTY HlGrt SCHOOL,
IfGtil'ESUT SPRINGS, PUWiihTAN~ CUGNT1,NA.
SciIOOL will liz nI,riIr.l at Ibis place on the LIST "f pc'
u ,ub.r next, under thu direction "f the unter!i.:'rd.-.-
~ Of Virginia, it viii. Tor hi. rrn-nn, afford no f"w"r adj
van.ageS 10 those in'"nhin. l." "n'rr other 'hl'ers''''S' VT
any College.
,, Wnr ~ nc ,ssisiaan, Inttuttnrs <,ll, in every case, he
gradl,ntrs OF the University Of yirsinrl. CoIl"quial CLASSES,
however, in Modern i.ansu:gcs,, will receive OCCASIONAL W.
strnstions from natives Of those languages.
CI,arrrs for the session, iacludi1G everything. f:ao. 'F-
c,Iars may br obtained at he hook Store. in Iicl.m"n'l, or
y PHILIP u. STANARp, \. ",
Graduate OF, and formerly Assistant Pro'">s"'{ at lh'
virginia." SHINY ii. OWENS, Jn. NJ.
Lately Professor Of Greek in Richmond College.
July 3. | s6l-d&ctf.
Old DOMINION INNFITuTs.
fHNTsE XXI <, session ,Ss ,nt OF rA ., s ff9E aid I'D rianSin Streets,
Richmond, Va, will begin oil the lst Ky Of ec'"i'sr' l''''
and close On The ;;". Of I." Yx HsT, criFinS:
IT, Shmna,e, Mental api Moral Science aud Ancient
Languages.
Rev. James 4. Duncan, Biblical litrrainrr.
Mons. EdOunrd lioudayer, French.
Carlos {. Mera. Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Rocligsr, German.
Miss Elra VI. Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie u. Erandrr, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and tirran.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
]. W. Reeve, penmauship.
TEENS.
Terms for the session, payable half on Is; Of oeioStr' re-
suIuc February il, lsbi: -, -,
primary English, tinciudins Vocal Music. ~ ~,
Intermediate English, (including Vocal Musicl..... ~ W.
~ !" Nnairi;r, Vocal Musicl.. ~ VD
Seni"', .n" .... ~ ~
half hour lessons, 2 per week.......;.; -. ." v"
riano, organ, uutatS " nas sasr 81 90
., ono nouF 'esso"'- PH 80 Oh
VI W 'hIii,I =. ~ Dravin, 20 OIL
as'a III a'e eo''' 10 On
Use oil Plnpo -.
ornamental branches 200 I'll
~ NJ
Washing anu taEhts ,,,
Application to enter pupils, and ui CONGRATULATIONS e"n'
corning the School, should be made 10
THOMAS L. GALLERER, Richmond, Va
The announcement for the session Of ls6O, 81, WIZ oe
furnished to those who apply as indicated. July o-ig
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SCI. ooo STOCK OF FRESH Dry GOODS

SJU,OOO SAOSl We Dhs
AT
COST FOR CASH
IEArlSG determined 10 close our busn'ss, We NJ.
III from this date, offer our entire stock II
FRESH, SEASOSABLE AND DESIRABLE CO"pS,
at Cost for CASH, all Of which have been purchased iLtr
s-a>oii, and many OF them at Ear below the COS, -! !miuE'
taIIriI. AS our bushes 80 b1 closed MID tie concern
,li-.niy-,i, We shall sell frs CASH ONLY. No C!'G!: wi!
he .iSrn under any circumstances.
oar customers and the public may rest ns.Erci ti'"' w
iuean what We say. that the floods are !" be 'u!i icT'' ".ih.
Wr,an, with confidence, say that such na opl1rigrii! a7'
never before hc-n presented, or Goods being ait HeN
styles aud entirely fresh.
THOs. D. QCA2LES i SON,
.J Broad street.
Al! persons indebted to G. i"NSlIA". GcaEilS Z co.
and TilOS. y. QUAii.tS 4 suHS, ar" requested &" ta""e
Immediate payment. '"'H H-n'tlh
CO.PAIsTN E;IsSEsIP.
Y HAVE this dag associated wish rnr, ia the Boot. $40"
1 and Trunk business, Nj. ). PORTER: WisEE, rr':'r ''
name and styl. IL W. =. ". TAYi0!! . 60.
Being grateful for The patronage ha'" '"cg'2ii Ut "s
past IL yrars, would mos: respectfully ASH Tor u S":'i'-4'.'"
y" i"iv dim ". =. y. TAYLOR.
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MlsS. ayD MISS miNOHs,S SCHOOL,

WEAK CT ESTEK, -,
MILL. COMMENCE ITS Sl.NT SESSION OCIoBEt
w IL, l-in, an! continue ill July IT,, Ism
IL will hr the -nl.nvo of tn. Teachers Of tii- institution
10 a!"rh IL" pupil, all opportunity ur becoming uIprnii:hT
Instructed III hose branches ~ education usually c0nsidrIch
rs-"niial, while attention will he particularly directed I"
I'ENERALilrEEATtEE, so that the minds Of the stu"Gf.'
not confined I" text books alone, will he encouraged" !"
sturdy for themselves.
tUMrEr%ST INSTRUCTORS are engaged for the vari"''s
Department, Of hi. School.
TERMS:
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II. \. Vie, Norfolk, W. Jas. VI. H"F-"n, ""Hi'i"
Com. NJ. F.. Maury. Nat. Oh. Win. II. CLARK. Halifax
Res. WIN. Sparrow, Thrulo2l J. u. Darlington,
Seminary, Alexandria. H.. Is. Cralr, urcenlflrr, w.
Rev. =. Slaughter, Culpcprr. T.. st. Geo. Cooke, rowhnthiL.
Rev. Z. II. Read, Richmond. Dr. x. u. stuart, X g"r"FS".
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, " Il. J.. scott, ~fauquier.
R-y. II. :. kcprlcr. +. j. Randolph. hi!IcIiarl-.
Ecv. u. :. lbor.rtt, l.. +. Minor, AlbrnlIri".
DR.. l.. K. Wexford, 4. Penn, New Orleans.
A.. A.. Mcrson, j. W. Carroll.
:. L. Anderson, Il. baylor, ESSEX.
T. Il. tirat;an. Mrs. |. II. Harrison, Lower
james Lyons, brandon.
r. 4. Price, Col. 7. :. labney, Dry Grove,
Mn. palmrr, Miss.
Col. L.. Fon,aiur, Bryce Stewart, C!aIhSyile,
Col. q. W. Munford, TclI3
\. j. Rutherford. HOMIE ii. Lee, ClarEshirg,
Hon. john Robertson, " Va.
Reference Is made, also. 1" tc Faculties Of The Virginia
Military Institute and OF William and Mary College, 10 Pro-
fessors Mcisor. Smith, Coleman, Maupin and Davis, OF the
University uf Nireinia.
IOarl, Washing aud Lights. s::o w
Tn;iinn In English -. 80 %
Preparatory Department. ..........""..... W w
Latin or MUdern Languages, in classes, caci.:.... ~ w
Music, Vocal or OH Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar,
Per lesson, W
Drawing or Painting in oil or water colors -. Il. s2u 10 81 w
Pew rent -. -. SW
Use Of Instruments, per month. ............".: J. ~
Payable one.half l.: October, balance on the 18Th OF Feb
ruary.
For further particulars or far catalogue address Tie Plin'
cipa!, ID. LEE POWELL,
July 1-l,f ilns 81, Richmond, Va.
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EprScopAL HIGH SCHOOL or WIZ
s.9NI1.


~ iiuW ARD, THREE MILES WESruF ALEXANDRIA,
Rev. John r.. Mct:uire, Kert"r.
Aiir and Experienced Teachers are employed
in the several Departments.
fENllE Twentieth Session will rnmInehfr I'll ''r rhst
4 Wednesday in September neNi, and close Ihr ,I,
"wednesday il June, lsdl. The Studies embrace : iHi
r"tirs- II 'irrrh, Latin, English. Mathematics anu H"'"'"'
Sciences, Modern Languages, &c.
TERMS. .
board, Tuition. Lights, fnrl. MeIrdins n'i " asi"fs' 80" WI
upayahie >rmi.annua!ly. viz: 3l.h ut the '"i'.
Involvement "f the session, and Sl2'' "i We hf-i
day oil February
Mod"rn Languages. Music. Drawing an'i Painting AT rf"'
lc.sUr.' charges.
Hrt'Fcncr'-Thr l;i.i1Is and Clergy oi ''r pl'cr-r' Ia"
the Professors n; the University Of Virginia.
For particulars, seq catalogue CONTAINING q inll account
OF the School.
Address Rev. John p. Mctiuirc, Howard. near Theological
SEMINARY, rairfIx county. Va. July i,-ctlstSept.
THE SECOND SESSION OF
bR. GES>SER ia RRISONS SCHOUl FOX EhNS
sSTIl.I. nIrn on the isf Of September, al l'elmnn;, near
w Arlington Drl'"r aud Nelson stn'ioir, NrI'u:. '""i"!'
ra.
TshMs-Tuiiion aud hoard for ten months sz>n. Fuela
lights extra.
sg- Post ofice-Arring,on Depot, Nelson county, We.
July ah-cl0-
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ID. G.. BRECKENRIDGE, ~Aif":H!' ~ ~"
e practices in tile CGa't- "i b"|.'"" ID" -
AppREs-pa,,ou,bur: Eo;e:oart c1U"'y.f-
Feb Oily
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WISSLO", an experienced nurse
~ ,.n,,l, ,,hyslcnn, has = Soothing Syrup for chill
Sr" t...hins. whicL E-atly facilitates the process OF
tcethlngh by soneninG tie g"ras reducing all inflammation
viii allay all pain ani l.; SURF to regulate The bowels. DE-,
lii, uuI .,rath to your infants. Perfectly safe in u1l
r,,.s. Sec advertisement in another column.
N,r. JI-lScly
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NIFTY NfGsst0E rs. This lay, ~ - o's;r-'
L will be sold 81 iikrly Negroes, cor.i,iinr ~ -
Boys AMI Girls. and worH-r and C.iiirG:.
DICKINSON ulLL & CO, -.,s-
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Fl.n LLs;t:Ii 1NSfiI
ME nrNl Session NJ thi. Institution will nEeh The 'h!rh
4 ltrih",'l.y i'll September, and continue l"r zen h1h,hs.
"iihS Nl'rri"r"rd teachers. u full course nj Ihs'rur''"'., Il
healthy locally s, aud all Tire srcln>on OF HE c"ht.If' '.
i;l-'iiGr hold. out peculiar facilities for ia. acquisition "
4 itoI pu.i eIscaiIon. Il is connected with The 'hinr' i''rI
Canala' New rant"m, by stage, AT very reduced price III"
with Tue Sontt.siic Railroad. 1T Farmrillr, ny harhIi a.
r"'s"iiahir prizes. For Catalogue. address " t,ravSi i''''
buckingham" JS0. &. l;L.AChN Ei'h"
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hEaifhful pub lie Servant

SssHvTrIE, June -, $50.
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80 lhc g Y.r. l.lsra.ei, o.. l. Sc.

SOOTHING FOR 1HE LADIES "A new lnEeh'i'h ms
rsce,,i, Appeared VIII al'hOugh useiuI I" every
f,nv - -p-ci,Iiy cI incl b the Ladies' as beng *
s,,I,- -,i,.d O ter wants and requ renienis Ihey
ar. .,eiiahteL with Spa.ding's Prepared Glue i
1-i,s u no sagree le assOcI tons 81 81 cky eIue
,ots and 81 n OSrs but merely clear naisi'A-
rent Uaui in pretty little bottle, with man ao-
cu,rspyiug bra SD stand on th' car test ''' 'e'
table IN all the land with 'Oi"g+e AM emma Is
And 20 u-erlI II proves too, II any acc dent opens
90 ,,o ten thousand little kuck kEacks that IA ICES ae-
,igbtip No sending to the manufacturer i'r re
,ir At an exuenss scarcely less tn IL uld a'teHd
,be ,r.b use o. a ncS icis- iew 81 me 7! s'a'
rons sxi:IluiI. ap lied by II fngeTs, " Il SET all
;gb, FOR furniture, Iur Tk-b He>i Tor oo'As' 'oE
., hing. 1t is periect Idue '-my ply &c al !!
r . amount G N ,uey II one OF tne bottles Il
e,re in mon n, would seem al Iost iIcrciioie aIi
T.,drs rely OIL their Prepared Glue as sort O. = ma
.c,ap that can l-ct ,verl thing. Aud the Auo" ,
TO When any article Of d"mes &c 'rm meets IL;
enthusiast -anc,isn Their lands tuai ealdine >
y,,enarr,i Clue has received you may be PFett! sure
tiz .onl thing worth huvi S on y.ur ci9=e' sn.A-
Juue.O-2w
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MEssRs. EDIruRs.-The facts stated in the
follow ing Certificate were first mentioned in
cidentally by Mr.. Barry. in conversation with
another gentleman. That gentleman urged
hira TO give the written statement. and gave
the statement when so obtained, to me.
offered it un Saturday, with somr comments.
for publication ia the Only G0-atte. The
geutIemrn of that paper informed me through
th.. editor that it must be paid for as an adj
veriisemert, il inserted in their columns.
withdrew from the Gazerc Office a short time,
and after reflection. determining to comply
with their terms returned and handed in the
document as an advertisement, that it might
appear Sunday morning. To my surprise it
did not appear. Yesterday | called for the
copy to withdraw it, the certificate and u part
of the comments ,cere lost. Fortunately
have The original letter in my possession and
take this method of publishing acopy, for
the digestion of the Board of Education.
It the Board cannot digest it perhaps the
City Council can. II the Council cannot
perhaps the people eau.
+ W D0IREAP
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UHG0E REsTAURA>T.-We had &C aston to
refer to the Union Restaurant" on Cherry
probably trespassing on a copy right. The
first edition of the Union Restaurant" aud
he only original author ztd copy cxiant, is
that on Union Street. under the management
Of the JoNAKD BROTHERS. As soon as the
young birds, aud other "a worry young things
come to be eatable, the JoNN4Rps will open
he true 'Uuiou'' in the best style. We
nave stuck cur tooth INFO the things they
keep, before now, and We know whereof We
speak.
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PLENTY OF FUN AND PLENTY OF PRizEs-
o. Saturday evening last the FAkIR OF AVA
and his Juvenile Serenadtrs gave their clos
ing nteItainment at The Theatre. All who
ATTENDED were pleased with The performances.
and many 'got their money back" as sew
ing-machine. watch. sets of ladies' jewelry.
photographs and other presents were disposed
of. The FAKIR acquitted himself in his usual
liberal style.
Some of our citizens have rendered The FA-
KIR aud his Juveniles complimentary ben
eft, and il will come off TO morrow night.
Let the worthy FAkIR and his troupe have a
full house on the occasion.
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IN his hard, 10 save he Senator from PES.

in his hard, TO save HE Senator from PES:
nal BARN"
It Is diflcuItto tell which decent man
should regard as the greatest personal
HARM to BE- caued by another Brooks. or be
fore d to sleep with BuRLNoAME. The Ga
sette has exhausted The subject of the steam
ire-engines. and the city authorities are now
breathing as easily as could be- expectedl
The Banng.-Tbe Baaner is not without
some little editorial matter, but the greater
part of its space is again given up TO the
proceedings Of the Baltimore Convention. II
has communication signed :. Oavid>on'' re-
commencing JoHS F. HocSE, Eq for Elec-
tor for this District. Having raised that HoUsE
Cwhen we were bo-s-carpentcr in Old Will
iiamson) we endorse all that Davidson"
says in his favor, and ali be may say in his
favor hereafter.
Tie Ea;On.-It mast be very unp',fsa :
for the Union 10 publish an editorial ndsr
the head of Disruption Of the Bal NOR
Convention - bat IT has it to do. II e Lev
er was political party in 4 more nli-e BILE
condition than the Democracy were last ri
day evening when our neighbor penned ; at
article. How they are now, we can't tea.
fer we wrote these very words Saturday
morning, and of course did not know how
things would look to-day. We had Just heard
that DOUGLAS had telegraphed his friends at
Baltimore to withdraw his name from the
contest. If nothing better could be done, and
if it 1ras Withdrawn 1--WE did mt know whether
ii wa< or not when this WAS written, and
though We know now, Z" circumstances, of a
private nature, over which we have no con-
ir OIL will not permit US TO say), it is likely
that matters have assumed a more favorable
aspect tor the Democracy. A column and a
quarter in The Union are devoted to book
notices. The book notices OF the Union are
always written by an able and graceful
pen.
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For the Daily Patriot.


scsrBro TO Mr.. AND MRS. Wy. ny. SMITH, on HE
DEATH OF III IR INFANT DACGhrER, MATTE RESs.
Fr In weary world and wintIy,
From realm too full of wo,
She hath passed away to Heaven,
Aud may tome to US n o more
She hath gone TO meet the angels
Where the pure and holy go.
lay her gently down to slumber,
With the calmly sleeping dead
Press the turf upon b Ii=hty-
Hers hath been a downy bed
Let not eIrtn's cold hand to rGdey,
Rest upon her gentle had.
Let q wave of living flowers
IN the breeze above her swell
Enrb ems Of her stainless sp rit,
Gone - where the II gels dwell
Gone to that bright world wa se glory
Scraph t1Lgucs one tell.
While affections dewy garland .
Lies upon her mario. tomb,
II the breath Of Summer fading,
Telling OF her carly dOum,
On her fair and radiant forehead,
Tw.nes a wreath OF LeItuless bloom
Though our eyes are dim with weepilg-
Weeping that star hath fled
And our hearts with gief are laden
For ths loved SO eaIly deaf,
Whom the hands OF Unseen spirits
Through the We OF shadows led
Faith. rainbow ever bending
Ger the tempest of despair,
Smiling in the distant heaven.
Bids Us hope to meet her there,
Where the stars pale rot, and flowers
Bloom unfei!ngIy sud fair.
JER
SssHvuIE, June -, $50.
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CAYCE'S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FINHE undersigned respectfully inform his old
i friends aud the public generally that the above
watering place with be opened for the rece pton u
yi-turs the LIST day OF June.
He has large Dancing Room Ten Pin Alley, &C.
for the amusement Ci his visitors. These springs
fine ..ial qualili: any the tate.
All who alicIea with Dys pepsIa, Bowel Diseases,
H. adu che, &c TOnd 90 well to give them q tr ri
He has sui hur Cialy beats tnd kIee Stone atsrs
ali OF the very best KIND The Springs situated
in Il pleasant ,althy LOCALITY, IL Mills south of
cra1kl;n and : miles west OF Thum pson's Station.
he Won say all who msy favor hum 18th = visit
thai pains wall he spared L. MAKE tia pleasant
TERN
Board per week, 50 %
do. 81 day, g.: 70
Single meal, SO
Childre u.uer II yearsand servants half price.
Keeping Horse per week, SO
All extra trouble extra charge.
ss- Tue hack will meet at Thompson Sta .
ton MJndays, Wednesdays and Fridays, i'll the
m"rniGg, aud ruesosys, thursdays and Saturdays
III the evening. WA. CAYCE.
juue2U-tf
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A IL applications for the Rrxr Of the aaArerY
"A THEATRE" TO ts addressed to
CHAS. r. CRISP,
usr2S-tf Boz SCI, Nashville, Tens
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JOHNS s. CROSLEY7s
Improved Guita Plreha Cement Roofing

CHEAPEST AND MOST DCRABLs RooYINGI IN Css. IT
i Il FIRE wAILR PROOF. 1t can be applied t. NEw
ami OLD and TO old snIpgle rUois
lritaOtd reasoring t1e shingles.
TuE COST Is ONLY ABOUT 0NE-THIRD THAT OF
TIN, AND Is TWICE As DCaABLE-
GcTIA FsRCHA CEMENT for preserving aud repairing
TN aud METAL 10 rs OF every description.
From its Il eat elasticity, not Injured ny the con-
fraction and expansion OF eas and EH not cIacl'
IA cold nor lrc1ter. There mattel
have been thOrou shiy listed III NeS York and ali
parts of the Southern and Western States, aud We
can give abundant proof OF all We Claim their
favor.
1hcy are readily applied By ordinary Iahcrers, at
8 triIIDg expense. e..
NO HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials are put up ready for use, and for
shipping all par Is Of the country With Iull printed
directions for ppIicaIIon.
Full descriptive circulars will be forwarded ap-
plcaIor b mail i'll person, our principal Off
Ges 81" BROADWAY, fprposite ~ Nicholas II tel,)
NY, 349 FULTON ST., (0ppos te City HalI) BROOK
LYN. JOHNS L CRUSLEY.
June2-6n
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Qommerriat.
--DA1LY PATRIOT OFFIog, Z
ctrrrsrr Ina sc lQa:ft

- = = kAsHruLE. June 2sf 1850. {
Welase nov entered upon what is geaer-
ally The dullest portion OF the business year;
but what, this year. promises to be dnller than
usual This is attributable partly to the
stringency of the money market, but more
particularly to the failure of the wheat crop,
which for some seasons past, has been highly
advantageous, in affording means of bring
ing money into this State. But all Is not
gloom. The crops which are garnered in
the autumn bid fair to be the most produc
tive known since 1855, il no summer drought
| comes to blight them.
COTTON-The cotton trade has closed
leaving II our warehouses considerable
quantity. owned by planters, some o. which
will be sold before the next season, as
demanded by manufacturers. In the absence
of demand, it would be improper to assume
a scale of prices. We may remark, however.
that the sales made to manufacturers. du--
lag the summer generally go above the mar
ket value Of the article.
TOBACCO.-There is not mnch coming
in now. hut the demand is fair and all re-
eeived sells readily. No-sales yesterday.
FLOUR.-We quote superflne at S69s6
so; extra s7@7 SO p Dbl. In sacks So go
ass as. for extra, whole sale. The supply
| is small, and mostly imported for the home
demand.
GRAIN-WhiteC Corn so per bpshel; mixed
75c. Oats So to Coo. per bushel. The trade in
wheat is not yet opened. The stock of corn
and oats on hand, is ample for the demand.
BACON.-There is a brisk demand for
bacon, but the country having been pretty
we'll drained, the receipts are light. We
hquote shoulders at &c.; clear sides l1C91l{ /,
hams l0@lO5c. p %. These are the buying
rates from wagons; packers receive &c. adj
vance on them.
LARD is in demaad and sells readily at
l0l@ilc. p b. according to package.
MEALS selling at SOC. p bushel. The
quantity in the market is equal to the de-
maud.
FEATHERS-We quote at 40(9I2 p b.
GINSENG 25@3Oc. D b,-a decline.
GROCERIES.-The market is pretty we'll
supplied, but dull. We quote-Fair sugar
6@S} "a D.; prime TO choice 99a4c.; in
barrels t(6 lc. advance Oh these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars 1o@llsc. p n,
crushed aud powdered ll!@l2c.; Loaf l1(S
lie. p D.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Molasses in
barrels 40945c p gal; half barrels 45(9
4sc; Sugar House 4S(@45c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.: half barrels S0c.; and kegs
(ten gals) Soc
COPFER.-Rio l4914Sc.; Laguyra LAG
l5c., Java 1920. q d.
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc@sI; Gunpowder so
@75c.; Young Hysou 4O@6O; Black 60
@sl so.
SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 so ;
and Fine at 81 6O@sl 10; and Barrel at
4oc. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700
and 500. SC. p doz.; 600, 1Oc.; 500, llc.;
and 400, lie.
'WHISKY.---Rectiied is held at 2o@22c.
D gallon, and country at-sQS7ac. p gallon,
according to quality.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
River News.
ARRIVED.
June 24.-Charier, Paducah,
Commerce, do.
DEPARTED.
June 25.-Charter, Padacah,
Co.Sma,oo do w..
River News.


- Couimefce, do. '-,--
There are % Inches water on Harpeth
Shoals and the river falling. tst
The popular steamer AuDetonka will leave
for Paducah to-day at noon. A favorable
opportunity for all who are in pursuit of a
pleasant rip down the river.
Capt Ben. F. Egau, of the office of the
Sam Kirkman, comtempiates engaging in
the wharf boat business at Paduesh. Capt.
E. is an accomplished gentlemen. and made
u host of friends here, while associated with
Capt. Tn oop, of the Kirkman.-Csn. CSua.
We, in common with the host of Capt. Ben.
F. EGAs's friends of this city, offer him our
congratulations and the best Of good wishes
for success in his new enterprise. Capt. E.
Ia we'll and favOrably known by our citizens,
having been connected with the steamboat
interest in the Cumberland River trade for
many years. Our merchants and shippers
will remember the firm of SaEDLEr, EaAN &
Co.