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Special Dispatch to the New York Tribune.

WASHINGTON, April 2O--Gen Gushing left here
this evening for Charleston, accompanied by most
of the Rhode Island delegation, who only came to
the city to-day If there is anything in the report
that the General is to be President Of the COnven
ton it is probably part and parcel Of the game that
has procured the detection to Mr.. Douglas by GER
tain New England delegates.
hear for a certainty that three Of the Delaware
delegates are for Mr. Breckinridge that the pre-
ferences of Gov. Ross are unknown, while Senator
Bayard and Representative Whitley are for Mr..
Hunter.
As parties from Pennsylvania, who have freely
accorded half of the delegation tG Mr.. Douglas, now
talk little upon the subject, there is probably color
| for Col FOrney's low figure for him. He under
stands thoroughly the tOruous windings Of the pol
ltcians of that State.
Everything is quiet here tonight and and all are
| looking CharlestOnward. The Republicans express
| equal anxiety with the Democrats to know the re-
suit, as it is thought the Chicago nomination will be
affected by it. Many assert that the nomination of
/ Mr. Douglas viii compel that of Judge Mclean at
] Chicago
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TWILL eHctually Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the Md
news ali arising from dsOrered Liver and sto-
ah such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness OF Blood to the
Head Acdty Nausea Heartburn, Disgust Tor
Food Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucatons
Sinking or the Pit of the stomach Swimming OF the
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing, Futterng at the Heart
Choking SudOCating Sensations when IN lying pOstuFe
ness al Vision Dots or Wea the Sight Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency OF Precipitation Yeownes OF the
skin and in the side, Back Chest L0s &C. sud
den Pushes Of Heat Burning In the Fleh Constant Imasn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits go
The propretors calling the attention Of the public to this
preparaon with feeling Of the utmost confidence In Us
adaptation the diseases for which srecommended
no and unted article, but one that mas STOOD he
m Of ten years trial American people, and its rep
aioD and sale unrvalpd similar preparation e
sp The testimony its favor given by prominent and well
known PHYSICIANS individuals in all parts Of the country Is
immense, careful pcTusa Of the Almanac puoshed au
aIv by the proprietor and had gratis Of OF his Agents
cannot but satisfy skeptcal that this remedy Is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII cure longstanding Cold in short time Read the
following: - =. &c ,eEe
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoH-sr had Cor time been suffering
u severe cold having pains through my whole system sore
throat hoareness, when was recommended 10 Try hoo
am happy 10 state half Of il completely cured me-
now unbesatngy recommend it to friends who may be sum
arv afflicted deem it than justice to bear th
public testimony TO its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRN,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
PREPARED emily by Dr. @. NJ Jackson, No 4S Arch Street
Pbaieipha Druggist and Storekeeper through
ut the United and Canade Price % cents per bottle
q I WOOD st Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nahvile, Tenn wholesale
Aqents Retaed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS, G. W. HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, nashville . b
MATHEWS, Edgefedi J. c. DO2CH, South Nashville
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CANDIDATES.


We are authorized and requested to l. W sAykoE
ense fr Attorney General for the Sixth Judicial Circuit
Il Tennessee, composed Of the counties q Jackson Maconi
Smith, DeKalb andPatuam, at The ensuing May election
April i7-Etde.
We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of ha-
hanson COUNTY as cndiae f8r Attorney Genera fo. me
dsa Circuit composed Of the counties Of "iiini'
and sumner - -,-,.s -. -. =.
ne ~ sthoris to announce JAS g. RAIAEsg $50, as :
niatsfr the oe Of Attorney General for the MINI Sull
go Cre eu5ssd on the counties Of williamson summer
and Davidson. Election 10 May, 1850.
seventh GhancerY Divfsion.
We are authorized to announce Col 10 eoleD eendl-
date for Chancellor Of the Seventh Caancsy DAl9n e zen
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The C0UFieF u7Iu hII4ItIeF Illl PI1oSSll''
The smaller relative increase Of silver owing as much to YEAR
use and the drain that cess pool OF silver India which
MAZE the loss 81 silver % commerce four times great that
Of gold As discovery Of the sold mines Ct California and
Australia reducing the above table to per enisg We nave e
stocks Of gold and silver at diderent periods;
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Read and believe.

NV YORK, April u, 1858.
W Z. HAsAE EsQ.-Dedr Sir. About Eve months since
bought two bottles your Hair COOTing, and now desfou
Of obtaining ore and would inquire where It nay be found
here Ny hair quite young turned grey haze US6d
number Of articles for the purpose Of restoring ~ Ct d
not until IO6tuied this aCch produced ne desired
eject have been requested of my friends (among
them several ade procure it possible am much pleased
with it has made great improvement in my personal ap'
pearance By answering this you will much oDllge,
Yours very respectfully,
II. c GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
Remember that this result produced by M
izaia6Le the original and only reliable lair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
HAGAN & CO., ProprietOIs, Troy,
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Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce Il. W HAYWOOD
Fs1 as a candidate for the office of Attorney Gen
era for the Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
e,,,,tips of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election next MAY.
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80 Cnution.--The article OF

CauTiOns--ThG article of
49, Whiskey now we'll known as DAYS Arc
matte Valley Whiskev, established reputation so universal
renders difficult for manufacturer to keep pace win te
demand the result Of peseverinE energy IN its mn
duction, sustained by determination adopted 81 e ou az
never for departed from, that Its original purity ana
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end
me common fate attendant upon such successful efforts,
has oartaen the manufacturer. II is initiated by
npostor inferior and spurious ARTICLES pam on upon
the community great detrment Of the public as well as
injury to manufacturer both in emoument AND Wei eru
rpute Every has been made to guard against TINS piracy
nv Copyright Label, and peculiar shape OF me bottle
caution public against this imposition upon tne ana
upon my rights and earnestly desire such ntornaoh rom
] N possess It. by having been victimized otherwise,
40 will enable me to protect public and myself by pIosecu
ton Of the Law. The genuine Day o
matte Valley Whisky is put up of u bottles EACH with
bt yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the pro-
urietrs stamp the and fac-simile signature OF e pro
Triet5 on the label. All other articles limitations
IT. Consumers depend upon getting pure erticle Wh
they buy Valley WhsEy, is sold by the bottle an IN case
only 90 -, NJ. ~, II, 70 20 w..
sepQI-d9m sole FropIletoI-
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spsei.I dI.pateh . .ae Nsr Yo.E ErIbans.

CHARLESTON, April 2O-f the Southern line be
broken and Douglas penetrate the Cotton States.
his nomination will follow Immediately, because
with that fact demonstrated satisfactorily New York
would unite and become solid for him. He re
ceives more cOuntenance South than was expected
at Washington. but mainly from individual dele
gates who cannot separate from their States.
Strenuous efforts are making to consolidate the
South, but unsuccessfully as yet If such COM
binaton be formed before the Convention organizes
Mr.. Douglas will be6beaten. That is the turning
point Of the whole contest Southern divisions have
the effect Of increasing his strength.
Mr. Hunter does not concentrate any strength, as
was expected, and he is opposed by the delegates
from New Jersey and Pennsylvania
The Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, and
Louisiana delegates threaten to bolt unless the plat
| form is acceptable, the candidate Obyiates the
objection. Those from South Carolina are less ex
acting but must cooperate in certain contingency
1t Is said the Administration has become alarmed
at the prospects Of Mr.. Douglas, and Messrs Sdell
/ and Bright have been sent here to defeat him at
any sacrifice.
| If Mr. Douglas be defeated, formidable move
ment will be made for Mr.. Guthrie BY the deiegales
/ from New England and New York, II any ehc0uI
agement from the South be given outside OF ne, neL
lucky. Thers is a strong inclination IN l41 I I,
ton already, seconded by quiet influence rum '''
The Soft DELEGATION from New York will meet TO- to-
morrow to organize formally NO PreleIenS5e ~
| be expressed till the question OF inc SOll1o T,I
is decided Int their alternatives are essIs-
| a5 C,,+brie evidently with scattering partahIles
| They will not take Mr.. Douglas against general
/ Southern protest Il. 7,o,,.1,- l1,,,,+,. g.,
| poItimore will be admitted as regulars though a
test issue may possibly ee hl@le Il 1ie oOu'h shouiu
Oe W. Is helping Randall to press Mr. Dickin-
! - Int with little effect. The New York regulars
| rive him the cold shoulder decidedly.
I
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AT NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving and opening every day an elegant
Stock of Spring Goods They viii be constantly re-
ceiying until the 10th Of April FEB ZS-u
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CHEROKEE EDY.

WE ask the afflicted either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
avn eueiesone which will speedily and permanently
or the VILE compounds heretofore used with all their
s and deltating eject together with the oathsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The sChernkee Remedy is Natures Specific for Gonor
be elect Gravel Structure, Fuo Abus whites in Female
and an diseases the Urinary Organs curing these diseases BY
natural after all other preparations have ailedi and is
al Heavens hest mercies to offending msn! Instances c9uet
roduced Of its effects, which wocld stagger creiuity
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have faed
his hsg never in enc instance been known fail. Happily FOR
akd the Governor Of thewerd is Father who acts, not
10 kill, hut TO
Ia mercy be has appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
hi,h when taken quickly flies all parts Of the SYSTEM attacks
the diseases at every post and with fidelity and courage uy
admirable never g it rest unlit has completely expelled it
fro body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
I health AID vigOr.
Tnis Remey strikes the very root Of the disease its ten
dency simple suspend the poison but to remove the
/ cause which it depends
u p And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES is the entire alb
sence taste smell 1t lay in the count
ing toilet table, without being suspected
Remedy" for secret diseases
treatise Neneal diseases, with fu directions Tor theE
Z permanent accompany each bottle.
- Sold By an respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
/ cines. POTTER & Mhkh IN, sole Proprietors,
st. Louis, No
Sold Nashville wholesale bv Berry Demoville and Nv
ing Pendleton; at retail BY Hendehot, and all Drug
/ gists everywhere. dec4-dtEkSly -nside
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY,S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
AND

AND
ANODYNE EMBROCATIONs
Also, His Liver Alternative and 'EOnSc FiII'
FEVHIS magnum Lnimentum articuar, ynOYal ana
muscular HhemRtsm, Neuralgia and other pans IN
sanity requiring many only two or three applications
1t acts powerfully the ab5obents, and cures by eliminating
the morbid humors the system. 1t acts as dscun as
we'll as an anodyne resolving tumors in short time In sur
gerry Is destined take high place, suppanng IN some cases
the EaTshness Of the knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is an excellent Pill all diseases Of the L7er hillary derange-
eDfs and in all cases which caharc is indicated, acting
ahartc Alternative Tonic, and deobstruent according to
the dose.
These invaluable Medicines soldby
RAINS & Brown, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. J. MCDARMoTT, Murfreesboro, do
DERRY & Evans, Shelbyville, do
PuPE & HELM, Columbia, do
WARD & MCCLEJLANu, Memphis. do:
HERTy & HALL, Eilledgeville, Georgia.
BaKFR &, ECHoIs, Rome, DO;
LEGRAND, BLOUNT & HALF, Montgomery, Alabama
A. A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do
And nv Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY & WOODS, PrOprietors.
anr2I-d, tw&S tilljanl 81 Tullahoma, Tenn
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Of dy kind and therefore relieves BY rensorla0 Tie srgs
Of your child, instead Of By deadeaiR0 ts s6iss For this
reason, q oommends eas the c reliable preparation known
Ter Children Tee thing DiarrhOsas DYsemLe-
rY3 Gripping in the Bowels Acidtty OF the
stomach. Wind, Cold ia tn Head and CrollP;
also for e0ttnl0g The guHs reducing {hHIlRdtio 7egn
sdttag The B0ues aad reDpg pain, & hsS no e4a-oeng
an dt spas1soaei it is aed with afaag success IN All
cases of CONFUSION or other Fits. As yo~ 0atUe
tae le and hsqs Of Jour children, and agis4 q Saos taea
from those sad and btjgtqg consequences a5c' 5zs GER
tain TO result from TIE Qf narcotics Of achicA az oer
remedies for bqpte Complaints are eslose. saNe none
but Dr. Eat0n's IufanGfle COrdtaA' ms you can
re upon It is perfectly harmless and cannot inure the
most delicate infant Price IS cents Full directions accompa
each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH g. DuPOANLs
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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rrfKeH ana Steam AoA-t -trAtuA
tu.s,,,..s tg h. H HAnsisaa, Steamboat Agent.l
The river has now commenced to recede, on Har-
Detb shoals eight feet large.
ARRIVED.
Jno. Gault, Louisville.
Ella, Paducah.
Acacia Cottage, Ports above.
DEPARTED.
john A. Fisher, Paducah-
inc Gault Louisville.
Commerce, Ports above.
EXPECTED
Gen Anderson St Louis.
Minnet0nka Paducah
Umpire PadueaA.
The steamer James johnson passed Memphis yes
tarday morning with full trip up from New
Orleans for TINS point
The steamer James Woods, with the distinguished
Capt BOYD in command, is now at our wharf re-
ceiving her cargo for return trip to New Orleans
This craft deserves liberal share Of patronage as
she certainly is a magnificent steamer, and com
manded by clever set officers; her departure is
for o'clock, P. N.
The neat and ever reliable packet Ella is off for
Paducah at y o'clock, NJ.
Pound freights remains scarce and At low figures.
Weather clear and pleasant
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In New York on the 3Oh, TENNESSEE pr cent Beads
sold at and on the at slsoOo ss.d at &c These sales
show zey appreciation In Bonds. Tennessee Bonds sold
as low as 90c in New York on ths2d inst.
The New YORK EUsung pst OF 9s says: 'Ths tendency
Of the money market during been decidedly
in vsr borrowers and supply Offering At per cent
OF call largely In excess demand Paper has been done
atiow rates, say 595z< per cent scr, short bills.
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MoRE Tonight, at the First Presbyterian
Church. there will be meeting of all those interest
ed in the subject of music with view to the hold
irr Of Musical Convention, under the auspices Of
Professor WHEELER, gentleman who comes well
recommended as practical musician. To the choirs
of the different churches, clcrgymen, and all who
love good psalmody, this occasion should be I'M
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- nnEpnRATIONs

Nv
da5 10 the deficiencies OF the Blood in different diseases For
SsOurhs Colds, bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing Cons -
ION Hs No l. which is also the No for Depression of
Spirits Loss of Appellee and for all chronic
Comp arising fromO e'
er Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia Beidg O.
ready prepared for absorption it is Dy ana
carried Immediately into the circulation that what you gain
YOU retain The No is for Female 1rregu larities,
fFVsterfa, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
Tor this. For Salt Rheums EruptiOnss Scrofu-
Ions. X idney and Bladder Complaints take No
In an cases the directions be strictly followed. Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle. -
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4O9 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the ccnntry
O. ]. WOOD & Co., ST. Louis,
anl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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We call special attention on the part of the trade
and the afflicted to the advertisement OF D. WRIGHT
& Co. of New Orleans who notify thepu6lic through
our columns in regard to DALIEy's Pain Extractor
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10 rRAvpLERg By s gnA ANp LAND.

The Nschinst the Ira 8 yeer and every other indi-
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from epO = sio fire collision should
bear mind Magic Extractor is his best and only
friend. It 10th portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion as friend = in need There thousands
OF living witnesses to testify 8 to its marvellous virtue, who
owe their limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
The following are few a theleGding diseases for which
DALEY MAGICALPAIN q EXTRACTOR is q PRENEN-
nINE 40 we'll EITRE.
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increase Of the Precious Metals.


The New York Courier and Enquirer has article this
subject which suggests that haze enough Of reliable in
formation CT the great in the production Of gold and
silver enable form approximately correct ideas Of The
future effect OF this increase continued and certainly even with
less information the great importance Of toe subject would war
rant close attention the part o. all who have interest "
the gdgue Of money! who has not in this counyl
The Courier and EaQErr FIRST discusses the matter Of the
increase and the probable ELECTS Of that increase From
the historical point Of yeW is noticed that previous 70 the
sixteenth century, the production limited and in such pro
portions Is give the relative values Of about sixteen to
In the year 1892 " gold and silver IL existence
wereof gold sixty millions Of dolrs, less than third Of
our present productions and Of silver hundred and
forty millions OF dollars about double the annual production
Of late years; but II the aely discovered mines hold OUT prob
ably not more years produeon From the year
1892 to the present time the increase h stocks Of gold and
has ben disproporonats 70 AMI their
in commerce. This is shown by the following tables:
STOCKS OF SILVER AND AT VARIOUS rERIoDs
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CITY council.


BoARb or AInEBuES.--At regular meeting Of
this body last night, message was received from
the Mayor announcing
ist The number Of paupers sent TO the Hospital
within the last two weeks
ID. The number Of checks ordered to be paid,
amounting to over two thousand dollars
Sd. The necessity of appointing proxy to repre-
sent the city in the meeting Of the winchester and
Alabama Railroad Company, next week.
Ain. The fact that the City Engineer desired q
committee Of Investigations regard to certain r-
ulors as to contracts, &c.
The message was appropriately referred.
number of accounts were ordered to be paid
,ron the 'reeommenationo Of the finance Committee.
The usual quarterly report from Nashville Fire
Company No. I, presented by Alderman CHEATHAM,
and received
Resolution Of Alderman Cox in relation to a clock
and ben on the Howard School House adopted.
Alderman HURLEY offered a resolution appointing
Mayor HouINGswoRrH to act as proxy for the city
in che meeting Of the Winchester and Alabama Rail-
road at Fayetteville nextweek, which was adopted.
Bill to appropriate thousand dollars to the
Firemen to aid in defayng the expenses Of the eel
ebraon in May next passed on third reading unani-
mousy.
Alderman HAMILTON introduced bill to regulate
street pavements and sidewalks; which passed two
readings.
Adjourned
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Departure Of Passenger Trains
NAsHFrLIE AND cHkTraNoosA-4:1O A. ~, 3 z ~ a.
IEENEsrr AND ALAHANA-5:0O A. NJ, 3svl % y.
LouIsFLllE AID NAsHTMLE-4s10 A. NJ lys5tyr -
Galsiin Express :. --Sr q ~
En5ETIEIn KEEruoKE-6:3OP NJ %'a9 IN
Arrival of Passenger Ai'lh.,
EasHvILLE AND CHarrkEoosk-ss0O A. y. ~ ~ -
TENEEsEE AND ALAnANA-l0.0O A. 1--s e2. 49, p n
uouIsFfllE AND NksuvI1LR-3szo =. -l-1 e 100 4 N
Gailatn EApIea4 q B" - -
EBa,r7rtp agr KrasrucKr-I0 A. NJ ~
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Mrs. BURD. Of Philadelphia recently deceased
has left large portion Of her fortune in trust for
the erection and support Of an asylum for white
female orphans, to be called " The 3uru Orphal
Asylum of St Stephens Church.
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SPALDNGs ROGERS: New ORLEANS CmCUs.-NOt-
withstanding this grand establishment came upon
us Ike a flash of lightning, arriving almost without
an aUqni courier to notify the lover of amusement
that they were coming, they opened Monday night
to a very good house. The industrious agents and
managers yesterday availed themselves of the only
advantage left, by advertising in the various jour
nails Of the city The precarious stage Of water in
the Cumberland prevented the usual time for adj
vertsing such a concern; but on Tuesday night
there was most excellent house every part seem
ed filed to its utmost capacity, and we feel quite
certain no other company could, upon 50 short notice
rally such audience.
Of the performance altogether, we can speak in
the highest terms Of commentator. The reputation
Of the proprietors was guaranty of the character
of the company. The excellent notices observed in
our exchanges, are proof of public opinion, and our
own judgment confirms US in the belief that the
troupe is the best we have ever seen. The Memphis
| appeal says:
Everything is susceptible of elevation add it has
beenleft for Spading Rogers to dignity and render
respectable the sports Of the ring which had fallen
into disrepute. Their performances are all chaste
! and elegant and their entertainments are Invested
of everything calculated to offend the eye shock
the ear Of the polite and refined who are fond Of
/ such amusement. Mr. Rogers skill and the sagaci-
| ty of his trained horse &" Hiram are the wonder
of all while the fairy-like picture Of the petite
Kate challenges the admiration of behOders; and the
wit of the nimitable Watson the jester, recalls our
memories to the period wh-n clowns were not fools.
and adorned their salies and retors with flashes Of
philosophy and wisdom.
The above we fully indorse. This Company is
purely a Southern institution, and this fact aside
from the real merits Of the Troupe partly entities
! them to the confidence and patronage Of our peo-
pie. Their Amphitheatre in New Orleans is said to
be the most popular place of amusement in the
Crescent city. We bespeak for them another over
wheming house tonight. A performance will be
| given also at , o'clock this afternoon.
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gzRev. DIR. DYER, just e.ected bishop Of Kansas, j
th. ed.tnr of the Praleslant EpLsooplL QNlrtaLg
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Arrival OF the City of baltimore.
NEW YoRK, April 23--The steamer City Of Balti-
more HIS arrived. Her dates are anticipated.