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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13

II Orders carefully asi and Goods promptly iosEa7isi
~ Bsssswaz Ginseng and feathers AIKEN in exchange.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13

MOLASSES-The receipts have have ex-
ceeded the demand and prices for the better qualities
been maintained 9OG bbls during the
week. and qvote inferior and feTmerbng 2623c prime
TO choice, 545c in bbs and half bbls at 1895. gallon
COFFEEThe market has been without any change
during the past week. We have noticed
at for extremes Of u l6l3c, and still quote
fair 10 fair at 2l2c,, good fair at l2< and prime PIC
lie. b, This weeks Imports 2935 BAGS stock
now hand about 80 bags against lOoC last year this
date
sALT-seeai cargoss OF Liverpool have been sold at 500
&C for coarse and 2G65e for fth to third fine The
rates from warehouse are 7j coarse CSC for Gne
the warehouse and s5c corfe and 9Jc sack for fine
delivered free OF lravare
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13

We would call particular attention 90 AcLelns notice in an
ot5c,1un We ada the following from the ST. Herald
which speaks volumes its favor. We say to all give it trial.
ave take especial pleasure in recommending Ncleans oele
ted Strengthening Corsl invaluable remedy gen
era debility and weakness have seen Il tested IN circle
immediate ehservaton ana can Nonch for ITS ell
sv and worth Itssu article which should be kept
Is every family, 20 is certainly an nVauane medicine
Sc a5vsriseu,enf fD another column. maTchi-d&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13

DR.. McCHntockFs PCCtOral syrup COM
quers uvcera dry cough, relieves The throat Of the
t3ug GA which otsruc he breathing soohe the rriated
lungs, promotes healthy perspiCu, and inevitably cures IN
their early sagos, consumption and morchts Price 81 o.
soldbv 10 G BROWN,
mar2-d&Wlm
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CANDIDATES.


We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of Wiz
hanson county as candidate Tor Attorney General for the ia
dal Circuit composed Of thecounss Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0ctl4-tdF
We authors to announce JAS +. RAINEs, Esq,
candidate Tor the e Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
csl Circuit composed Of the counties OF williamson sumner
and Davidson, Election il Nay, 1860
Weare authorized announce L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General OF the 9th Judca
Circuit. Election, Mag 1850.
0ctQ, '5qte
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VNcsfcrn Renorf.

DIR. MCCiintock'S Cold aud Cough Mix
IURE is an Gt40r-d professional carltjCs Dr. Nee is
one Of he du guisei medical in America
rtee cannot be questioned. This preparation he declares
from his OWL experience 20 be swift and positive for cold
oprb catarh, influenza, and throat Il IS popular
tbr6urhout the Union Price Is cents. S,ldhy
'rr1s-cbI-55zNlm 10. @. BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13

EAsHvELlE AED CHArraEOosA-ss0Q A. - ,6sl0P N.
TrsREsss1 md aLABAnA-B:45 A. b., 6s20 ?. III
Lo1IsgIE1E asD NAsHVuLE-0s05 A. H. 5s56 r a.
Galla1n Express s: 80 a. H.
EBsEErElD ksB KEsTurET-9s3O A. n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL

BRYAN,S TASTLESS VERMEFUGE.
TasteIess as the honeged dew,
Painless in its aosion too;
Harmless as the roses breath,
But to worms iumeli death
hEvAs's YE8NWUGE OF coarse
L Che mothers grand resource.
marchl-dSvlm 10. C. brown
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13


-os
Elr,rcI,.sf,,,,s E.u,51, SeVvtnp Machines
tE,rrr RI PF7tF1BFPFD
.,- -.
mere are D''t 'ilr &c Al nus OF
80. Th.r.rove- A. R,l.er Stfteb,
ord. The Single Thread or Chain stitch
strictly adapted to family The stitch is double eanno
ripped The machine making this stitch, from two COM
sPoOsusng Shuttle requiring no thread to be re spool
ed and finishes its work. iii the most simple less liable to
FFsstitch IS made BY the fsIoEing list CT machines:
-, Sr,gr,,., 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-13

/ \ n is compounded entirely from Gum and
has becomes established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Ised IT, and is now re.
sorted confidence disease for which it
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New Orleans marked, 7Tarch ?,

COrION-In our last weekly report noticed heavy
dropping cotton market, with limited business close
at reduction in the rates for the lower grades The
been somewhat better this week. the sales amounting
unclaimed:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-03

LONG BRANCH, July sunset-No inward bound venDolG
In sight Wind SIX, light; weather clear.
hi3HiAEps, July gunset-One bark and two brigs Of
me Highlands. bound In Wind SIC, light; weather clear
SANDY HOOK, July q sunset-Bark VIM Henry goino nm
the bay One bark the bar Wind s. light; westher
clear. = - 1890,
FORT LAFAYETTE. July q sunset-Ons bark inside the
clear. - = 49, "S~~~'
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semi annual dividend Of seven per cent pAyao'e on
demand. leaving i've per cen, Of the Prohe Of the
half year 10 be added 10 the surplus fund; the Mas
sau Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn semi
annual dividend cf ten per cent. payable July .;
the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company
semi annual dividend Of ave per cent. payable at
the Office Of NJ. Morgan a sons, 81 Villa. street..
on the 9Th Of August; the Guardian LIE Insurance
Company dividend Of three an half per cent,
payable July 10; the Hsnoyss Fire Insurance Com
pany semi annual dividend Of six per cent. paya-
BILE on demand; The National Fire Insurance Com
pany has declared its semi annual dividend to-day
payable On the 9Th inst; the Mechanics Bank Of
New Haven, Conn, a semi-diyidend VI four dollars
per share Of sixty dollars.
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EyCr-RcIOyS.

EXCURSIONS $40.
-, Vanderbilt Will make trip rouhu 49,
- ug a splendid view OF The haToor, io"o' w
=, scenery along the shore. - -. an ex
&c New Jersey Central Railroad WIZ n'Se ~
rsnn trip "a the coal fields OF Pennsy VANS. ,u ,,ka,
The Norwich and Worcester line on seeiino's VISA ~
Lass. myers through " the White houpt.i.s s.,,,
he Harlem Railroad will run It's usut' u@'Ns, ~'e
fn. opportunities 10 get into the country
The New Haven Railroad vi" "
the green leids 81 Clnneci'cu. ~, 49,. ..... A.. A..
ne Hudson River Railroad WA Gake passengers 70 the
r,e,tr.saa ~. nj ices along the noble Hudson
~ - isrsey Raroat holds out tempting induce
,sr,s Tor al excursion 70 Philadelphia and intermediate
ne Rs,on Newport line Of steamers win make their
us1.Al trys Up the Sound
he inneon, Boston and Providence line of steam
~ usual.
TIE Peoples line for Albany furnishes splen lid ride
w he Hudson
The Merchants line for Albany gives chance 70 view
the beautiful scenery along the shores Of the river.
The New York and Erie Railroad will run its regu ar
trains through Of the most regions in the
world.
The fnc steamer Pip Van Wrinkle, in conjunction with
the u TIE Ram and Della Bay Railroad, offers
aspendid opportunity for a visit 10 Long Branch.
1raus Oe the Staten Island Railroad during
tie with the Staten Island ferry DO ITS
FAIR VIII De hed by the ladies' Of the Episcopal (Free)
church Bergen Point New Jersey the 4th Of JAY
aid q the furnishing OF the church ciifce recently
erected there and which nearly completed steam
from pier No Sorta river and from the foo. or
cy ard Barclay streets, make frequent trips during the
LAY and from the Point aordng vsters 70 the fair
de.shua SAL acroes the bay and on the kills
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the Highlands. bound WIND Sc, light weather clear
,bs hsv ns ~ July sun VIM Henry going
clear;
No other ves.es In sight Wind nss, nsa s,s sse
For Sam yr.oc,.oo sn'on,n. Tn,s',u.... =. ,. =, -.
Honolulu to May II, see news columns
AMERICAN LlorDswe acknowledge the recep, Of Supple
men for July containing additions and iso
american oa' Register We are pleased to learn that the
,,, cou0ensnro,s n,h q. $50. saaes s.'i0uis
a W Blunt
She purscr Of steamship Columbia aa. our thank, 70, M.
pers
ne ss Rp , Jane % on june The Of
and sab has been recovered and : Is
%Sreus 'chr was seen upside down OF Cape Henry this
s.r s, xg.s GsvsSn from
ao :nna q 81 n os. d the a ana wa: carried S h
S az 70 rIs o Ssens a ana IT, ne
haee eeea sold TIA" place on the ash u BY the Marshal
S ss sSsassa
S.d, "''' ''' lost '' rigging &C. and was made % hoax
BaIc sAnosIr in beating out OF Newport eh MI mis~ayed
aoSsss % S iaas s. sas s s.
scua Or Wv, c,no~.. ,-.
from he 2s to he sh nit snrger s.s sss ~ winch ssed
unable keep free she became nnmans ss.h. ~. E
anchored on Topxa Inlet he captain besn. unas, a.
scua Ros ROY. which WA. Asher. ON W.rs,.ss.a ".
been 80. Cd and discharged.
Capt smith Of shp Cicero before reported lost WIG 'n "
CARp-At a meeting OF the undersigned ,....r..- ., A.,
BALTIMORE convened on bo.r5 al we
1850 wAs moved and adopted o,mstnd be-
drsn resolutions expressive Feelings Of All neeag
sdopted,- ~"1 u">nA'nousv
Whereas the under~Sped ,x H. .s-~....
icn hsysns 70 Balmorr having experienced
nAus u ,spt Green and ocers the gentler
o. ,ran aud being satasned hat the sAd
voyage 70 render The asdessned s s ns SAD
VIII sssreme pleasure that We take this opportunity express
our coAlv bsArusn and sancere thanks for their
Whsrs.s ns W. ~ ~. .i ia voyyAss,.
and Board s sissmes he sey saa
v.r,rs duties NJ ~ AND crew dschaTYe their
ties Of Capt Green thorough sailor And nsssaor s so
e s a. ss g e and Tor whom
.rs. S No nsr.1s. H n.S. Hsr,cch Han
ley. ssssers Bursh.n Hanson, New Ms.spssr.: s
ssnasso Havana ANA ''"'''a r''''-ad' '''- Novel;
sosssd i our M ~e az . -. x AL: q shp Ess
RieSncnS Me- ~ s sh VIA n !, az rmss 81 sns butt
' s.rs war;, ., Ma u.,,.,
~ sse ss. s She dung Tor sea- aad WIN pro
he srAr recently bun. BY xe..r, s0ox . a.a,., . ,
ppc ~ ~. my ~ compliment "
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a
eco barrels at IS 40 IS 90 spring white extra ana at
% so 81 so for winter. southern -four opened
with less suoyancy, but became moro active and
The sales looted UP about x320 barrels, closing
within the range Of the above quotations RYE nour WAS
steady Al our quotations. With sales Of lSs bbs Corn
Wheat opened heavy but closed with moro nrmncs and
activity aud Ia some Gases at better prices; the sAes a
Western and Canadian, 81 so 81 40 for n,l~surce
club, u q 81 IS for Chicago spring Corn was firm
and closed sseu, Ie per bushe higher, with sales Of
About s5,oo0 bushels, at Sc. n 63,.c. for Evtrrn
mixed, e4c Csc for sound Western mixed and at
Csc for Southern yellow Rye arrncr with sales Of
quiet. Oats were frmcr Canada East sold Al ssc no,
Western and Canada West al soc l0c and state A S0s
ale TIC hrst Dew Maryland whea, was sold by Nessrs
suszer 90 comprised good white aud brought 81 7s
and the same sod 70 bbls four rom the Reseryor
Ms hIsiIore a. % co. the former purchased by
600 bags Rio were made at .. l.
sgr,os-Ihe market exhibited rather better feeling,
Tn1e prices were unchanged Tho sales oo,ed up aboo,
y s, bales. We quote m'ddIing At about loxc.
and about 10 bushels were engaged including 10 ccc
bu-hes wheat, taken Saturday Afternoon At "a ma
and bags at 7d sd some whca, To ~ sn N ou%
be shipped during the week also engaged at si.
w,h some lots q aour 81 Is lod 100 bales II wool a,
boxes Of cheese and 400 packages butter by sse.asr
gagged at &c. To Glasgow, %. hhds. tsio~fsi n 4
NAVAL sTorss-The market dull and sales llmitsa
prices. ~ A' VIVA
,u r"0, asr marke. less sctive,
below WAS less than had been exna,c,
The sales embraced about 400 500 bbls inclusiar new
at en- Beef was steady With sales o. zoo ' sco
bts stN % 20 FOR country mess ss rs s1o 50 for
prime mesa unchanged Cat meats were Arm w,h
neerse sales at full pr,c-s lard continued firm via,
ses ise l2..c Butter and cheese were without
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SIAN $50
!. $50, s7l 1888

Decrease. 686, 6n 1888
This Is not good statement, and win not be H.
vorably regarded by the financial community. The
increase of loans reveals the extent Of the pressure
upon the banks by parties seeking aid TO move the
crops in the West, and explains the advance In the
money market. The banks are to-day consider
ably poorer in specie than is shown above, the
heavy shipment Of Saturday not having told upon
the average. Unless gold should come in from the
South more fully than it is doing at present, fur.
Their contraction may be necessary to protect tho
bank reserves.
The following is a compar alive statement Of the
exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since June L.
1858 1850. 1850,
For the week .... 81 ,2s6 2S2 l,I26,SS2 1855 $50
Previously reported. a2l67soe 3l2ssOOl Ay44,75l
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2os 2oi q 4e4 go s,7cs ls2 81 lsT 7os
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July 2-6P.M
5Ac.
BREApsrrrs-Flour-The market opened heavy and
10 ayor Of purchasers but In the of the day
brisk demand sprang up including purchases for export
closing firmly on about thbasis Of Saturdays prices The
Transactions footed w about 900 900 barrels closing
"a he "a oxNia ..f,
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rcrt Of New York, July 2, 1850.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
~, Ariel N~>~ A-.,.,aii N q Allan.
sap wI'An Woodbury. zcIslisn IssrpooEsno~ Bur.
snip E%sr @is Sogs F,sissna
ssIssa ssshssys a Rsa
asss xsn kssassmS r safm
brs Eastern star Aekley, Marseilles-C Pierson Co
h,,r ysrta Morgan Msranham- f J. Corning.
ssls Ssisas G,osssrl, zsss,- Sro~.nas Ban.
%. e. 1niss. sBr. kIl.aSsist Orse4 il ssIoman
h ssnssn,s sE n;,sv beps a hunter
sssr seip.s lii,,, Parry. SonltOn-D pewClfs H..
81. x,dae der Hsisse1, w.!mings9r-D g Murray
Aesner Delaware. Cannon. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
y Surveying steamer Corwin, Lieut. Com John Wilkinson,
steamship toamb,a Berry Charleston with ndse and pa.
aaron s:nss oS &C Is 5 ss ra s
i, sS's.:s LoeSs FSH, rrs1ss baltimore &C. with md's
sssmshlp chss.gss.e. Crewsn Portland. with mdse and
ssip Eosss II Dssy of MOBILES, nzey, Liverpool May IS
:a e." sS sal. 10 = M Us light wind: sa. . The
snPpe.sd The nreadnoaeh hence Tor liverpool Saw
$ Sss. r 8 sssds, saS%ss u days s. He
"a l% y IS spoke ship Charles sprAgue, from Newport W,
Barb Holland Hecher. Amsterdam. May a. with mdsc to
k9s spe re,rno o coco, N.,,Dz., yons
~ wlh sugar and mslSao. v El;seIi Co. 1,-'' -
Bark Wyandoe of bosron Hoyt, Cardenas June 49, with
polssses 10 Miller Hoaghon. Sailed in company with bark
Assa. Tor rn-dsEh. and saw her h a % Lon y
wnh brandy ts 70 Henry eger During the month of May
Bre keIie fun, of Robbln-,on, Mel, Minatlan June S.
with mahogany Basset Bacon Co. june IL OF Havana
spoke ship Lucinda Of Bath from Boston for New Orleans ~
Enr Minnie Miller az columba Mel White. Caraenas II
kss B..rss OF Harrington, Drsso, caraenas, June 20
sShr Queen q s sesia mss. Weeks Palermo 50 days.
Co June Is. lat 81 Ion 50. agnaized steering Sc,
showing white signal with red Roman The of the
has had hight banning winds with heavy head sea most OF
schr of squan. ND, Thompson, Black River ia,
June with haywood sugar Ac 20 Van Brunt slaghL June
schr venrosa of Nassau, MP Roberts Eeuhera days
with frui, 10 Joseph Eneas.
schr Sarah MARIA sof Cold SPRING. Underh, Baracoa IL
Gays with fruit to Thomas tlirnartin ,,,,,,.
dsys with &C. ma
Schr sarah Jane, Han, Newport, days.
ss sr ka r'ass CANDY ressnss s aav.
Schr n shaddick, Williams Portland days.
Schr rndne, Risley, Portland, 2 days
schr Lawrence johnson Middleton Z days
Sehr n Bellows Clark. Middleton. 2 DAYS
Schr W Stevens, Kendall Rondout for Salem
Steamer josephine Green Philadelphis.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, PhiiadeiphiA-
BELOW.
Mary Taylor. Nos
6ark William Henry, from Cuba
SAILED.
Steamship Ariel Aspnwa ships John Jay, Singapore St
mouth.
Wind q sunrise n; at sunset 8.
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ms rAisoDl democracy ~ Nsw Raalsls, o. y, syi.
denty think thA r~iriofsn and po ou~ snf IN.
same tsrr, frcn the fsct thai they hold nsss
eetinS the tu. fr the pxxs<e q sautuc NJ nol-
crlcts 81 rcsnrdse spf lAns. nsv Unite 'sh TN
tcacss< az that back rcgshlc~n fext t1sk the ~ rsr
tAnIt1t and thosc ~h, believe n The Cnised skst~
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hns sr.sr n ne ysw
Tn. .,,.. II k"fbtMfN
'"0 1919 may rty VIII cnrfaf.p~~ n h~ a
49,. rff1NFbfpN
80. ,tholAI CDGNAg nrTYkRA
f,x.r,g -, rrfnefy n DIAnHVUA 49,,
80. 81 It-.- intasahis hR~r~ nd a.'s r~~-
rit-d enracy tuf hey . r~~~srs 90
H.. ~ tunper erus Ne family skaus 10 esl~- a.
rvss \. I'D ~ 70 te- wina'~s snd ~ sl.sTs y. -
s. sfkrSPfi-D 1xa.~uu ..r--.
.... So aEeAi f'w he trasl rtnar~
AID ~ AZ .rrsss sfrten srd bss, n ~ "a,
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NJ sscnuai rsosescni n bank vAs rsacr rs srsr,re
70 ~ I~st sssk IL trsa~scis street M. l,des
te n~sd sscun1 ~ any grsse a rapsr ssocks AMI
tonas xsFs rxincfsd thrvaxi4suf, ani We "a not
loo - 80 g~vsfn. N gag eiss u sccurlt.ss. ne ar
siAsss n~rks ru1~d, syAhS. moro laGxnli TIE.
hsssssss, cad Us1s~ ss nersl, nosu.rsl An 80
hs~sH snd dD@esfe n-rs l..r~ss~ o. le~r~bfe
~ Nc suryas sny cla1 - kils. xnf previous sg,.s.
'&ns ssss ss~'y mssssAsssd &c svsry d~-erpslsa
The foilc~ing diudends have beea decIared.--
The hsrkst R@nk Q ssnl-snnaai dividend Of three
and one hskp per cent. payable July 10. the Eas,
River barb dividend Of tAree and one hall per
cent. payable July 10; TIE Mes York coansy
Bake. dividend % three and one-hah per cent.
payable July 2 The New fork Exchange Bank
ai'biend 81 fooT PEI cent. payable July s. the Phc.
Mn hAnk ss"isnnual dividend q three and one.
hah PER cert. payable July 2; the Msanfac,a.
rn' Eatk ~ nrcoaiyn q semi anaual aivI.
dsnd ~ Eve pr cent payable on demand: TIE
iSPare Ciy FHs Insurance ccmPany IT, regular
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, July 90 Pm.
To-dAy's bap.A statement will compare a. fellows
with that o. last week.
Wsk~d Loans Specie. Cviatioa. Deposit.
June e. sl2s SEQ Sos q 350sN s77s,ll5 so.62o.s1s
June 80. l27 Dos Dol 70 t64 $50 766 le2 ISL roe
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DENTIaTRY.

xfIFTCrUL f11rH -Dk DURGIa CONTINUES 10
a e1tTact aeh In two seconds without ~ stslAs paAn-
fee inserted over 1unpa No extrn chA<ee fg tempoeAy
EXTRACTING whore ARTIFICIAL Teeth are Inserted DR. r.
DuRKN $40 Canal stzeet, door from LAnrenR
4 nfu1CIAI DON1 FILLING FOE UBCkYnD fnxxH,
put IN While soN reelirtns no preIuIe - givsG %
he 4sscver, o60 Broadway, Of thirty M s9eet
Ne eonpenoen elEsnod WITH eAsnv opoFatefA
EvuIL GEIy OF TEETH INHERITED on NLvER, so
II goA, -; piAinA 81 wttA a. wtAsus excacang M
foo1A Ioesh extrsesed w3tAout ps,n.
H. n 9RIFFINs ~ yuhA ekest Sr2qklya.
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so1ss,s spp.a 81 ady s. xdSrsss n 5. Dubois No
WoRCEsrERs euAsro DICTIONARY,
/" TRADE EDITION NOW REi i54osfAA'hD
BY pooKssItEps az re- sis THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED SITES
Ne work Il he magnitude has ever BEEN csved With
dsarsu.a N IBIS country j Sps.ad and slseass
T ss.s t from m, 1s ma Sf Of two hundred
The following brief extracts viii show 10 what estimation
ne work held by some Of the most eminent scholars In
An authority among scholars everywhere james walker,
The standard Dictionary Of language Felton, ILL.,
supsri to any Dictionary Of our.ususgeN. B. Ander
proud monumen, Of accurate scho,srship Hopkirs
3 but short time since .ha w.s led to commend sroser
and most compiets hing Of :;s t!ad whn ny knowledse
nus 30 whdrswn IA favor Il youra-Dsnie l. dooa q,
rsuiy rh.ssurus ofshs EnsAhi,ngaass.-Jr. chaupn.
Much superior any other general Dictionary George p
There . no ssOss:mso. within u. p,.vs:s Of Dictionary
regard !. one les. !, aS the yy sss published
IN N sSsP n1 1s % Se x1 YSf he.
..sr ben.Ty Ba x u sS's "a T. ss .a
Ire Eisossry : indeed monumental xorf-ouver Wen.
10 have Do aoabs il Is the bes.D-A Asa arxy,A.
40 n2no, no: only to Boston, but 70 the wh'ls country
More han eaaa, 70 my expectations s. @. Brown. An
Ths best and the most Dttonary OK
lhh lapguake-Georse Emerson. LIZ D:
In al respeos the beS The lete and learned
Horace Webster LII D.
u Tbesaurus Of the lsnguage-S Taylor, L. d.
he beat Lexicon 0. The Ensah lang DIwsn
AN
honor 70 country and to he EnxAh language
Henyy L. BoardmAn, d. u.
The authority upon all matters Of English lszi,o.ply
The sand dictionary Of u. Ensh l.psa.xa-Josl Par
ker L L. D.
or al IL American dictionaries o: our ,kngusse your
quartz edition VII g henceforsh he fret aha To-
ihs new and authentic syy oog!es the erncissues ard
completeDess Of The defnioua The n,sty With which he
ferept shade Of meaning u nouyma dirg-hea ead
Ne console nous accuracy Of The ia al M der ac, ~
&illain cullen Hryaut
CONCUR viii The opinion Of III. ByyAnt-wsshing:on
Irving ts
pure en The great uolIc Of Standard dic.,,u
Of tn 1nGsh wksh - long exsled now sup
pHod 0Aak beAveni-0eo. y. Mcrris n.
eannot haa len anyh!sR TO b desea IN 70.
~ aenona oyhogrsphy symu3oRy, eyonrnesaaiou
cspouas and whatsoever ~ e a oorfoct dc
uoaasy.- ". D. SprsgEA n A
III Wasain&7o street, Rogton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEE MOTHERS ALMANAC AND LADIES' PxIv ATE
CIRCULAR seat letter form on receipt Of esh. postage
Stamps highly important 70 females requiring advice med
scisnthc medical treatment LADIES' eectra aotom
applied BY lady. S. kddreas H. D. Dubois No
oS Wes& twenty fourth akroek, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

ITO BE SODA BARGAIN.-THR GOOD WILL. FIX.
lures and Furru OF lager beer saloon doing good
Satisfactory given for selling out Apply
At 1871 Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

VVANTKD-A erruATIoN ~ GARDINER, By A
w yourE married Who he's proeteal kns9.sies of
he sresnhorsa and vegetable department; . rood land.
veaper rood testouias BE- Eyen' Apply three dave
Benton florist Of ~ place and Henry a. Houh
sroosHn, NJ Mccartney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

ITO NBRCHAKHTAuORS-A YOUNG NAN WHO Has
been doing ~ cass suscua trade for hiuself IA Brook
yn No. cutter wants situation ia hat capacity can
influence large amount Of trade mosy New York baness
Address sAyor, boz Isl Herald ONCE for three lava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

8O OOO TO e4ooO-ONB HALF INTEREST In A
Ts).UVU lfacurtng BUSH for sale; Is pod sub
sanial pa, large p.ois mostly done Tor cash.
one party remaining the buasness Time vii be slyea
pa,or taken the manufactured article Address A. r.
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

THO SOAP BoILERs, pIsrILLgRs, &C.-poR SALE
cheap colts Of lap welded insh Iron Ppa heavy,
comprising about $50 feet Apply At No. Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

NINE DEM0RkSr's GRAND OPENING OF PATTERNS
u q PARA spring fashions SIS Broadway. ga Canal
street. IA Grand sree ll9 Eighth 262 Futon street,