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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
FROM BERMUDA.

Bv the British schooner Peerless, Capt. Doe, we
have dates from Bermuda to the 10th inst.
The steamer PlantageDet, Cspt. Middleton, from u.s.
maica via ST. Domingo, bound 70 Liverpool, with an
assorted cargo and 80 rstcsss passengers, arrived
March TO- She has on board family Of ssvages from
Dominica and two of the oaughters Of President Gei-
fsrd, from St. Domingo TITLED PriDcssses Elizabeth
and Rebeccs). After having obtained foil supply OF
coal from the depot Of f. b. Todo esq, the Plsnage
net left ST. George on the 18th for her destination.
The mail steamer Delta Capt. Hunter, from Halifax,
with the Engsh mails of the oath ult arrived on the
10Th iDst and called the same evening for St. Thomss
The Globe, Of and from Philadelphia, bound to Buenos
Ayres put into ST. George the 18th, leaking badly
The agents are Messrs. Riggs g. Hyland.
The wbale-ebip Europa Of New-Bedford, out 40
months with 800 bbs Of oil, arrived at st. George
on the 18th. She intended 10 Teturn home.
The ship Hero Capt Smith before reported, having
been retted was waiting wind 10 proceed on her voy
age 10 Liverpool. Capt Smith had been found guilty
OF an assault upon some colored persons, and fined
The British brig Henrstta, Capt. Hudson, from
New York, which port she left on the 9th, bound TO
GuadelOupe with an assorted cargo Ga board, and a
deck-ioad Of 80 mules was thrown on her beam ends
IN gale from southwest the northern part Of the
Gulf Stream, Gays after she left port and Loot - oil
the mules, the whole Of her water, and many otner
things She was spoken on the l4th on the south soe
Of Bermuda intending to 90 into 1T. George for sup
ply Of water
brigantine, supposed 10 be the Devonshire, Capt.
MssteIs from Wilmington, bound TO Bermuda, wa.
seen the evening Of the 18th on the south aide OF
that leland.
The bark Eliza Barss (Br.l, Caot. Cooper, was TO
leave Bermuda for New-York on the 2lst inst.
II. M. steam troop-shp Perseverance, from jamaica
for England with the headquarters Of the 4ist Reg
nent, under command Of Col. Goodwin, arrived at
ireland Island Bermuda on the 18TH and having OBJ
tanned large supply Of coal sailed on the following
day, at noon, for her destination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

We have received the snbjoineo sddltona ihteni-
pence from California and Western Utah, brought by
the Overland Pony Express, which left San Francisco
on the 10th inst:
SAN Francisco, Tuesday, April lO-p. m.
There is a better demsnd for domestic spirits and
meat proveiops. Alcohol is quotable at oOaS5e for
extra clear. Bacon, I6 lie. Clear pork, so 80.
Sugars dGll eastern crushed, Isle; best China, ga
BIC MuseovadO, lie. The coal market elbows more
improvement, though it continues quiet Gold bullion
ia coming In more plentfuly, and money affairs are
easier.
A test vote, taken in the Assembly to-day, on the
San Francisco Bulkhead and Sea Wall bill, Is claimed
rs a victory for the bulkhesders.
desperate sffray occurred at the Capital to-day,
between Mr. Bell, member OF the House from ri Do
RADIO County and DR.. w. II. Stone. prominent citi-
zen of that county in which DR. Stone shot, and
will probably not survive the wound The cause Of
CARSON CITY, April lilo P. m.
THE Winter in Western Utah has been very severe,
the Spring Is cold and tardy, and at least month
backward There is scarcely sufficient grass to keep
the cattle from starving.
Mining operations are also retarded by the weather
Had the season been favorable not lees than l5OUO
persons would be at work in the Washoe mines, but
as 1t is there are only about SoOO The mining pros
poets are encouraging. The original lead increases in
richness continues TO be opened and new ores OF
determined value are being discovered every few days
The probabilities that we shall have aPopuationof
1900 on the eastern slope before the LIST OF January
next Nothing prevent this, unless 1t be the dan-
geroue condition IN which placed owing to the
absence Of all Government and legal authorities With
anarchy and boodshed staring them in the face, the
cautious and pesce-loving will hardly venture this
way in the mountains. Owing TO the bad cJndton OF
the roads provisions Of all kncs are extremely hlgo
throughout this region and prices have In consequence
gone up beyond anything ever known even In Call
fornia
The following are the rates at which staple articles
are selling To- day at Carson City: Flour sos 100 hi
Butter sind sugar 81 y hi Cheese, Coffee, and Can
dee, g ID; Rice, Soap, Beams, Lard, Pepper, Salt,
&c 60e y 10; Potatoes, Beef Hams and Bacon, IN
4Oe y h. Hay sold to-day for 81 900 2 tun. Board
Is 81 50 . meal, 81 2 cay and SIS 2 week. House
keeping is Sc SO y daE. Lumber is $50 p thousaDd
Wood sells at SIS cord. Yet, such is the confidence
felt in the mines that pay these prices readily be-
eving the prospects will justify the Nor does
this confidence seem misplaced, as new auriferous
leads are constantly being discovered: The silver,
bearing districts have spread over distance OF lVO
square miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
THE VERY LATEST.


LONDON, April g. 1860.
A dispatch from Rome, 3d. received via Msrseilles,
says Gen. Lsmoriciere was received at the Vatican.
Sardinia has claimed the political prisoners Of the
Legations.
The Secretary Of the Duke Cassani had been exied.
A dispatch from Florence says the ambassadors OF
England and France have taken downther es'utcheons
dispatch from Naples Of the 18th, says the official
Giornale de Napolie announces that the rebels at
Palermo attacked the royal troops on the 4th. The
rebels were dispersed.
The Giorn0le de Rome Of the 9TH, has the appoint
ment of Gen. Lamoriciere as Commsnderin- Chief Of
the royal troops.
The official Giornale Of the Two Sicilies contains
news up TO the 9Th Ds to the effect that tbs insurrec-
ton had been suppressed after obstinate combat In
the sreets and houses. The instruction st Messina
had not yet been suppressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
From Charleston.


The city is tbroDged with Delegates in foil attend
apce of nearly every State. The New YORK contest
INC Delegations are both confident Mr.. Wood ia work
ING with great energy, and has msds considerable
besdway with Southern delegates, charging the SYRIA
cuse delegates with Aboltonism. Tue New-York
fobt abeorbs fer the present interest than the
Presidency No one seems to have the slightest opin
ion az to the nominee Of the Southern delegations
which resist Douglas and even threaten TO withdraw
in the case that his nomination ia pressed Mr. Hunter
Is regarded as out Of the question: IN fact no one here
seems TO have any fixed and determined freocs but
Mr.. Douglas; all the rest are at sea. Scarcely Two
thousand strangers are in the city, and all are bar
moDious so far.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

ALLEGED OUTRAGE ON CHrLD.-A man named
Paul McDermot was arrested in Brooklyn on saturday
s, charged with violating the person Of htae eri
only years Of age, the daughter Of mr. Charles
Brennan.
THy SUNDAY LAws.-At 81 o'clock last evening the
following reports were made from the various Poics
Stations by telegraph to Headquarters, in relation to
a. l,n1ov law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

closures Of corruption in the binding contracts.
Even Judge Black himself declared if certain test
moDy was true, the conduct Of The President was
infamous. The same testimony has since been cor
robOrated by Eve competent aud reliable witnesses.
The testimony referred to fixes upon TIE President
the direction Of the binding profits TO support
papers and influence elections in violation o. ID"
She same as wac done with these Of The pruning
THE CONTRACTS FOR IRON, ETC
Senator Wilson's resolution 10 reference 70 con-
tracts for iron, etc. in ths War DsParsmeOf, makes
cutie a stir among the different bureaus where all
the awards are cooked up. The Secretary has rec
commended a Reorganization of the stat Of his de-
psrtmeut in the last two reports, in order to get
The bureaus more under his supervision. But Con,
press has not yet acted upon it Nov he has very
little control Of tubordinAtes in the department.
They have been there long time, aud DO as they
please. The Secretary cannot remove them. Aa
Investigation may forward the SecrstAry's object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
CIexeIand AND Pittsburga RaiIrOad.

CLEVELAND, SATURDAY, Arfu q, iooO'
The Cleve and and Pittsburgh Railroad Co.'s hues
which suffered by the late food 10 good run:
ming order and making time between Cleveland and
Pitttburph and on both the Beaire and Sseubenyile
routes, between Cleveland and Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

The Rocky Mountain Club Of Kings County VIII
hold their frst meeting on Thursday evening, at the
Muneal Hall, Brooklyn, and win be addressed by Sen
atOr Doolttls Of Wisconsin. The notice viii be pub
hahed tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

WAsHIEeTov, Saturday, April 81, 1860.
The Constitution says: "If any member of the Cab
met has sought taken steps to change the line of
action of the President in important matter of State
policy without the advice knowledge. consent OF
the President has been guilty of an act Of infdey
and bad faith which should invoke his severest
eue Indeed such conduct would be dshonorable,
and lastly iucur forfeiture of his confidence. In this
view We think we have the right TO demand Of Mr.
Walker the naming of the individual implicated. la
the absence Of q reply we shall maintain that he is
wholly mistaken or is wholly unable TO sobstantiate
the grounds of his belief"
Tie article excites much comment from its semi
Official character and as it involves the question of the
unity of the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

TIE NORTHWEST THREATENS TO BOLT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

GUTHRIE GAMING STRENGTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

THE SOUTH CONCENTRATING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
Additional News from California
and Carson Valley.

We have received the snbjoineS additional ihteli'
pence from California and Western Utah, brought by
the Overland Pony Express, which left San Francisco
on the 10th inst.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

>After Nay Ia. 1850. sol BRO1DWAY, ttoo
Z doors from the 81. NtclaoLqs Hotel
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
Boston.

Soon ,hs AavsrusIas Aespey 81 ) n. lIan,1,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

FTNHIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal OIL and
Il for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be SURPASSED. The fixtures are in the same
style the ordinary Gas 6xtures-
disadvantages ares tnat II is portab le gas light,
unrivaled for briliiancy, cheapness cIeannes and
is required Il il easy to regulate, and requires
trimming and for attention, whatever, after light
ing. It IL perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has odor smell while burning. The lig ht
can be made 10 burn with any degree Of briliiancy
by turning screw, and be increased instant ne
o1sIy in volume from that OF a candle % ten
tweaty, by turning valve as in ordinary gas.
The yesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely
sembe III form those Of coal gas, bat IN 6Tiiiancy
md purity OF light, it possesses a decf1eo adsaa-
Ssge over any coal gas II requires no chEfrney,
there is no need Of daily trimming OF a wick, and
not liable get out of Orser, and child man
age It readily The gas burned in lhe Vesper tx
tare is generated from pure coal OF, or ''Yesper
OIL, (Which is manufactured expressly for this bur-
uer,) without any admrxture OF alcohol or other
foregn ingredients, aud its supply is unlimited.
suit all tastes from the plain, simple light burner
TO the most elegant and costly ch lndelier. Each
fixture is perfect in itself there is outlay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
Ihe gas is generated Ia this burner, ard all fixtures
from the cheap sngle-light To the expensive chan
delier miniature works, are ia themselves. They
are sold at prices which do exceed the
binary q fixtures similar sty lies aud oTnsmenta
ton.
Churches, hotels public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences throug hont the state
now be dttel up with tatss elegant and Convenient
add So much to the appearance OF such places, and
the comfort Of the home circle, anu which, here
tOlore, couid be used ony IN those favored districts
embraced within the coal gas limits of large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
RAILROAD COAL.

THE hucst CJiIu the city Oi NashyliIel Is at
i the Ella YA.sD which Is the only place thai
-IVys Ir Ic ycisat per Oushel. II As guaranteed
- IVr neat Ises aud SCOT tIin ANY Othei
u,,v uuerrd Tor sale. Will continue To supply
oar breads customers At our usual low prices
,Iurlns the CO1lus ~Iater- Try the -EINA COAL
. D. C,54iSIuCs,. the most economical II
tnv market uraers droype,i box -, =. ", or al
lie Iard .Ck OI ". Z. A. H. D"IJI @tli be prompt
AZ .tt...a,d To- SAMUEL J. AGNEH.
OCLII-Ll
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.


WI. SETTLE, ESQ: 1t gives great pleasure u
state after Irial of Of the Eesper Gas Lamps,
in my study for six weeks p'st and aiter observing
closely Tor the sime length OF tne, the experiment
Of lighting our " UuIOn IeUt,' with these lamps, 1
have entire confidence In their i;acy IL 10
me Ia ey afford all the auvaHtIg-5 Of the best gas
Hgbts those " b. 1--we OuI oi tne cities aad lar
towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp Ia
readily learned, the hxInres simple and so
Ittse Liable 70 g-t Oat OF order the the light
comparatively So lite, and the whole free from
all anger, tt.II needs only mere aGq IanLance
tue part Of the public xith the Vesper Gas Lamp
bring them int general IhrUug country.
STUART ROBINSON.
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ONIALS

Scientific men and others who have tloroug ghly
tested the merits of the Vesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest ght now kio
NumberIess tstmouias being received oaily
from ali quarters yOuching Tor the excellence Of this
Il ghI a few of which gwen below.
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Home Testimonials.
ey. p. :. Fail, Nashville

7 EIOIII ttIV 1so " 4 . : HHI3 - 8H1If I'ISs
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1859.
Cot. T. II. TAYLOR-DeaT Sir have used for some
time, one CT tue NesPer Lamps; AMI beg leave TO
express my obligations to you for having introduced
it my notice. To persons living in the country
IN parts Of the city where gas cannot be hat, or
who may desire light much more economical than
gasInd At the same time fully equal 10 it m liiuini-
mating power-this apparatus Will prove deslIera-
tum
regard this as the mcst beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, al suIali cost, the Ldyan
ttgcs OF gas light that l have ever seen at the
time that perfectly ssfe-In explosion being
imPOsslbIeind tue lamps simple III construy ton
aud managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
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NASHVILLE, Dec 1859.
From y. ID. Cr.ss, Nashville

From y. ID. Crsss, Nashville
NAsaNILIE, Tom, Dec. IL, 1889.
MEssRs- 7. II. TAYLOR i Co.: have had al use for
about SIX months past, one OF your Yesper Gas
Lgnts aad gives me great pleasure 10 state, that
regard as Tar superior 10 any other portable light
TINT have met with
Its simplicity OF agement freedom from danger
OF explosion, Gle inlinGss. staAtnoSs and purity OF
light, qualities thai must recommend It % any
one tho wilt try It. II gives iIght whtch TO me,
To be equal In oriilaGcy u tae ordinary gas
hgaI- Very Respectfully,
y. D. CROSS
These only very fe~ of the testimonials We
have Cal aud cxauliIe for yourself, . No. ~
Cotionade Building, Casrry street, NASHVILLE Teau.
THOMAS II. TAYLOR & co.
lIni2-tf
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From His ExceIlency, Gov. II. MOrehead, and
Thos s Page, Esq, State Aud tor.
To VIM. Ii. SETTLE, Esq, LOuisEiils, Ky Dear Sir:
We have been and are using your ''Fasper Gas -
perfectly satisfied with utility. IL gives
soil, bril- liant and beautiful light, and is perfectly
from explosion IL is very cheap and
nomcaI i'll use, and of far less than other
light. We satisfied tuat il will soon be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity OF OBJ
taining ,and also 10 whom gas IS accessible ami
with hum cheap III the original UutlAy FOR ix
lures and the continual expense Cf burning is OBJ
ject.
Yours, &C., c. s. MOREHEAD,
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Ambrosypes ana aIs,aneosypes,

9INHE cheapest aEd The best, are usae al tAs Ar
u Gallery, corner of csisess sad a ai.sn streets
BagaersoIty pc fptare sf tsco1sed ssarsoas aeF
be coppses and thsosa sp "a. Lifs Ssss Psrtrass
Please call Gad see s2eesmeas-
c. G HCGHxs.
Prtaeiple saa s,Is proprietor % ths Asssaeasy pc
righs an Nashville aox2I-sf
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c. s. MOREHEAD,
Thus. 5. PAGE.
Yours, &c
Ior,sv,,,v XIV San & re.


W. II. SETILE-DeaT sir Afier having made a
thorough exiiaa ton of the "Vcsper Gas ~ u rela-
ton lis Illuminating pewer, chemical composition
ETC, 1 do not nest ate to recommend It being
Ier and ecOnOmIcA as well pOssessi ng great
Intensity of illumination than any other material
in
In the labaratory il is superior TO the alcohol
means Of obtaining heat aud viii be found Of iu-
valuable wee " the druggist well the
featuring chemist
CHAS. W. WRIGHT NJ. d.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the Ky, school OF Medione,
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Sanfsra's Caallsags Heaters.

INsf fsosfxs9 = "a of zk1f1fts esis6Fktsa cast.-
- LANe4 AEAtEsk1. tae - - Possrsai heese<s
"a "a sra Asa fa-t kasEa- TasF are stps-
81 70 ase a rfs-3s h11sss. slle sits eak ,eeFa,
ssssss. a. Sssatas sssssssr - tAsa sssa n
ssatsf.
"a VI ktlaa . tas ssEe ssFsss ef sshsr stores
81 tae sest <satss "a 1 Frsasrsd uas ae f1z
iIees "a tas sao
zt .sl-es-
lacs1zsH 80. ~ WuS6x.
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EreSn seeds.

|rLOyER, rinOthy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
L, UrcH4rl seeG ust received aHd lur sale
lJx loo c.sa. AAINo, BRo " * Co.
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ReliabIeOrders from the Trade, by Mail or Teit
graph ,dIlcd OL appllcatioDt to
AUSTENS. Agents,


KEROSENE Els alsoto be obtained al the Manufac-
tuers' rIoces oT aIlIhe\ew York Wholesale Drug
lsgIrs, GF.ceTs ,CLmPnee aud burning Fluid Manu-
IJtureTs and callers lii Lamps.
NB-hEROSENEI tbs the trade mark of the kero
sene Oil Co., LSd all persons are cautioned agains
using the Lrads-maT n fOr other oils. Oct3-om
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
Biiiiard TabIes for Sale
Forrunks!! Trunks!ii
d B. & A. V. Rutland,

BE just m rseeips of q very sspsri0r lot q Ia.
dsrs ana eeniienrn . TraFaiinz frnnSs. "a . its
E3lhe Rugenia Tranks--iarge ana haaasosa~,
81 BslgFain do d. do
pBI "a Gentiemen sSoie Leather Tfaak,-eax.rss
Ia her NTH s.1ses, CsFPet sags, Railroad Bags
)nni7-o J. D 4 a. v. RUTLAND
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

ISsIc-slud.OrsaIeatew barrels ole xceIlen Iris
lrotAtOss AlLE.LL, Al oUI EIl a ".
apTs-u
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TdE s.rxz .zs ssss se,snz zzer< - sks Se<sz -
i II sse fzas< zsz<ss. 80 eesspss6 ~ Asezx
eze~zs Co fs< ssras sprly g ~ Aes@s =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

l wall ray sac inquest MARKET price ior Corn an
J. e, usAI lelyerea tue CITY Mills.
=. y. IiUt.IINGSNORrH,
octlz-u No. AI..TKct street.
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Req Hesf-

fxrfsL ths s~rslezzf sAs - eesss.ss - - 1lsh
w q Ass. t4sss uats fssaz E<zk aa asssex
= s.szx az fs<srz Il ~ ssEe - - tas f.E of
czilsnx = - 9 sssz <z<esz- !. - LA71Lkf
f1zsE--zf
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KEROSENE OAi..
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.

(EsIABIIsHED 1851
A NNoUNCE that, having made great improve
"A ments in the manufacture Of Kerosene they are
aoW enabled tO offer il to shs Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention orconsumers is respectfully called
to tue iDiu table the resultaf photometrica
examination, by EDWARD n. kEST, of New York
Chemist anJdated Feb 3 1856.
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From Mr. A,ey.,1er F,u Nashville

From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville.
Ma. THOMAS IL. TAYLog-De1F Sir have been
using the Nesper Gas Lamp, sold by yoI siace Sep
temUer l.st, aud am perfectly satisfied that it is
Of the most economical, # not tbs ecJnomi-
cal, well as brilliant lights ia It be htd. IL is
ca .ly madlged, aud uHaestltinsly recommend 1t
TO all out of the reach Of gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
From Seabury K Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesler Gas makes a brilliant aud beautiful
light, that cheap aud portable, aad perfectly safe
The truction of the Nesper Gas burner aud IIe
retOrt is perfectly simP,e, tnat Il cannot get out
Of order, II exploss.
: The management OF the burner is easily under r.
stood. aud requires but little ateatioa to keep
clean and in good order ordinary gas hxtures
fue lgut produced by the Vesper Gas consider
fudy equal,in every respect, To any otaer kind OF
Gas hsnI.
JOHN u. SEA URY,
T.J. SEABURf,
ii. =. PEACH.
NASHVILLE Dec. 1859.
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aasbpillf patriot.

Daily, per annum.. -........-..........Ss 90
fri-veekly, per znnun, 90
seeklys per @Enura W
One Weekly for two Years, ortvo Week les
Tor ore year m advance, -..------- 90
When the tliiIy fri-Weekiy, or Weekly 10 TO be
disc91riaaed (Dzi Ia lvaHcs AZ The tc subscribed
Tor the Subscriber N storder r~ise il will be
co1taued, our adoption untipaid for and stopped
not paid mast be paid AZ the time OF discontlnu-
ance, onroptloa. n the party is good be
sent antiI paid
Renittaaces by mail, in "registered" letters, at
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A L E..
That Suburban Residence.

XIyIsHiNG to make Utheri Al vestnents, " pro
w posetOscIILlInur RealEstatein DavldsoLco- =,
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nsD,Darh..

From vIscHER OWEN CO.. eerer - - zff
House Appleton Bsleilg ,sfsB 8. 80 So
New-Yprk
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
Carriages and Harness.

rINUE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving direct
u from the best manufacturers. n full assort
ment OF CARRIAgEs, comprising. COACHES,
BAROUCHEs, ROCAwAYs, BUggfEa, with and
without tops. Fine Trottipg BUgGIEs, sULKIES
and q compiste assortment Of
CHILDRENs' CABS,
handsomely finished; also, an elegant ssso snt
of Harness Of every description, Cemmo Fine
and superfns.
] have also sdded an sleHap' assp msnt Of
Whips to my stock. Purchasers are invited 10
examine my stock before purchasing, as 4 viii
sell on As good terms as any house In he south.
Bov2p W. v. TJNNARB
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
TOBACCO.
TO NTEHs.

+ WILL receive In n few days large supply Of
Il White and Grey negro Blankets, also plain
and Twiled Jinseys ssd Ketsey, these goods
will be sold At very low prices,
ssp,i2 W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
PER ACADIA.

On BASKETS Heidsick a Co.'S Champagne 10
~ Case. n Boxes ssrdines; s Gases u Boxes
sardines-all al the warehouse Of
spg2& 3. BENJAMIN.