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Sale of Michael MCNalIy,s
PFODertv

DURSU ANT to decree OF the Chaneery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, 1859 in the case
Of hirain Vaughn, Admir- of N. McNaIly, deceased
VS.. Eliza McNaily widow, &C., and the creditors,
viii Sell at public sale, at The Court house this
City, on
Saturday the slst of March, 1860,
The 4lowing parcels OF property, to-wit: 4 House
lot fronts so ieet and back rear $50 leet-ot
in rear of what is known the Peek of IS Z feet
oy 40 aud lg next to aliey-Lit OF &C feet by $50
IN ID ~ Factory property aud being Lot No % anu
part of LIT No. % in saia plan.
TERMS -Sredit Of and II months, notes 10 be ex-
ecuted With satisfactory p. rsonai security lien
retained, and sale free from redemption.
mn1-d J. Z. Gl.EAyE$, C. & C
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Complimentary Benent rendered 60
Miss Annie Seaman.

We the undersi gned citizens Of Nashville.
and friends of Miss Annie, feeling DESTROYS
Of giving some substantial testimonial of our
appreciation of her musical talents; aud as
an incentive to cheer her future efforts, do
most respectfully request her acceptance Of
a complimentary benefit The same to take
.,i.aa q. -o..... H.. y,f,ahi. 49,.
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CAN do ATES.

So We are requested - anuoahCe ) l.. fISGKE
candidate for Attorney General ~ the Ninth Jad-
eisl Circua E9ertion May isGo-
oct lite
a. We authorized 20 ARnauucc JAMES r
RAGS ESd-, askadistale Tor the Office of Attorney
General of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties Of DIvIdsoR, Sump-r And Will tnizon
Election next Mag. actS-Ie
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MESr. is coe1tensive with the civilization Of the
globe other articles claim 10 GtS>viGfe PAIN and
distress-this euTes- Family Physicians, Govern
neut HosI,itas Farrers, Planters. Farmers, Livery
men, sr, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
Throughout the World No article ever before re
eeivoi such Undivided PRAISE and suppeiifrom Nedi-
cal aud Scientific men
RHEUMATISM
or years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tum9rs f.unniHg Sores ScrOIula Stn Joints,
FegOas. seedlings, Burns, Bits, BoIls, Chaps, Seu
raIgia, salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man and Kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such Ring bone call scratches Spawn Poll-Eyii,
Sweeney ,fio0G-aIl, are subdued aid cured by
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Anderson and ucy Evans Joseph :. Evans
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville in above case, will sell atthe Court
House il this city, on
Saturday. April the 9TH, 1860,
The tract of land winch Anderson and Lucy Evans
reside lying District No. 4, anu containing about
80 acres.
TEkNs; Fix and twelve months credit; good per-
sonal security required, anu len retained.
}. 4. GLEAVES C. NJ,
marchT-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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whiohgreatly facilitates the process OF teetLingb
softening the gums aud reducing all inflammation vi
allay ALI. PAIN and spasnoG action and is
sURETo REGULATE THE BowEIS
Depend upon IL, mothers il VIII give restio your.
selves, and
Ii IN It'll ~
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I'D Shares Bridge Stock, and
Lot i'm Hays Plan.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, in the causes of Nashville Marine ana
Fire Insurance Company Tenn and Ala. r. X.
Co., aud of Jacob Nc iavock VS. Geo. W. Lincoln, l
will sell public sale the Court House IN this city
Saturday, April the 9TH, 1860,
Ten shares wlie Suspension Bridge stock, four
months credit ami lot No. s. plan OF H ~ Factory
Lots As feetfront aud ccrnos lt,) on O. II, ana
Is ,nihs credit, with interest. Good personal secu-
rity required, aud lien retained.
J.E. GLEAVES, C. * NJ,
march7-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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GcafLsrzrn III cannot command language
sufficient TO express my gratitude for your
kindness. and did not anticipate thar my
feeble efforts tbeing mere novice In both
the musical and dramatic profsssiea) woald
be thus noticed. Your kiadncss sAs3 be an
"iaeentiven TO rxertian In ny future Efforts,
sssne eyes. cheering me on to ,ha, posisioa In
the profession Of my choice which ssa al
tain Again returning my Sincere thaaks { =
yoar kindness. viii name wednesday ess-
nIng for he parpose spreided.
Respectfully Yoars.
ASxfz ScaxLkx.
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Saturday the slst of March. lS6o.
Sale of Slaves,

DU@SUaNT to a decree OF tn Chancery Court at
Nashville in the OF Hoosou VS.. Pitts-
Walton VS.. Pius-Zmmerman Pitts, l will sell at
the Court house in bis city, on
saiurday. The 18th of April. 1860,
CrtaE Slaves of the defendant, T. E. Pitts wit
Louisa Aiisey Lucy Ann, Maria. Martha and Ellen
TERNs.-6 and II moaths credit, purchasers to
execute Eotes wit good personal security before de-
livery 81 property. J. Z. GLEAvES
mar7-td c. x AZ.
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4DR.IMMoIT's9
Ghalpbeate gills.


An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon BY CON-
busuon in Hydrogen, Of high meelcaf aufhcr-
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each Of ta1
following complaints. viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. ZHA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA, coEsTI-
PATTON scR0FULA. SALT RHEUM, scURVY,
JAUNnICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEBEA-
TISM MERCURIAL C0ESEQUEECEs, INTER
MITTENT FEvERS, NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. HIB-
HENsTRUATIoN. WHITES. CHLoRoSIS. etc,
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, E9uGHNkSs OF
The SKIN, etc 81
The IRON being absorbed BY the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence. g :
no preparation Of Iron can for . moment Be
compared with it. Impurities Of the blood. de-
preston Of vital energy. pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicate Its necessity in 81
most every conceivable case. In all cases OF
female debility (iuor albus. ehloresis etc.), its
effects are delis htfully renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
OF medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength.
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
As grand stomaehic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up I'm neat HAT metal boxes containing
so pills, pxfee so cents per box. six boxes,
Draggists generality. VIII be sent free 60
any address receipt OF tfae price, All less
ters, orders, etc, should be addressed Co
r. B. LOCKE 500,
General Agents. 1
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That parcel OF ground lying the west side of Vine
street part 4 the Judge WHITE property aid tue
assigned the Evans heirs, front As feet; depth
6 Y alley on North side i well in rear.
TnIs a valuable building lot in excellent por
Of the city and tue better side of the street
Tor a residence.
TERMs-6, Il. Is and "a months credit, with inter-
est--2o,d security required and zen rethaei.
mar7-'d J. E. GLEAYES, c. n.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

BKOEES WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank, AHrfreesl-oro'-
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee.
specie.
Gold American par silver, -...-. .....- par
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Building Lot--Vine Street.
Natur,lay. April the 7th. 1850.

DUkSUANr 10 a decree Of tae ;hancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the OF BENZ. W. Evans vs..
Phereby f. Evans and, ers, will ofer AZ public
q le a. the CI,llri b luse this city
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r. B. LOCKE & co.

OClOfdI dS6HtS >
339 BROADWAY, n.
N.B-The above Is q knc-sinaiIe Of shf
label each box.
dec k--itrtwGwly
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MRS. WINSLoM,
) @ O I ii / y @ > I X U II
Eor l,hlId eor. .f.aosI.x.,.-

A Inexperienced Nurse and Female Ph stefan d
n sents t. the attention ofmothers, her
= - ~ n Ell ~
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Illinois Banks 5 dis
Ali notes Of this State
should b. countersigned b.
the state Officer, being
then secured by deposit
OF State Sucks; when this
Is moi done they are IN
saleabie.
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Is Gceideats ssu happen, in srsH reg4lates
smtises, IL is very desirabse To have some cheap and
convenient gay for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
cry, &e.
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Special Correspondence Of the Day Book.
U. S. Steamer LANCASTER,
Bay of Panama, February /, 1860. I


Special Correspondence Of the Day Book.
U. S. Steamer LANCASTER,
Bay of Panama, February /, 1860.
DEAR DAY Book
Since my last letter, startling events have
TRANSFERRED in This dresry regi N. Three days
ago rum0rs reached the city that extensive
Gold Mines had been discovered near a small
town on the lsthmus called Cruces, So miles
distant from Panama. The news spread as
if by magic, causing the greatest excitement
Imaginable. Up to the time am writing,
fortune seekers, dressed "a la California"
to the number Of six hundred, have left for
city and vicinity are preparing to leave with
all possible dispatch. There is no doubt
whatever, BIZ hat like all other fevers, this
FEvRIs AUR1 is very contagious, as few of
the incidents are rather laughable. | can
vouchsafe Tor the following: The evening
the news arrived, poor man, a tinker BY
trade, who lives in the city, was employed
all night, making wash pans and other tin
ware appropriate for the use of the miners,
he taking advantage of the excitement and
hurry OF the miners to reach the golden land
bled his customers very freely by making
them pay three or four prices for his tin
ware.
Another individual, who washes clothes
for some OF the Officers, came on board the
ship and collected in all his bills, in order to
close his accounts, so that he could start for
the diggins, and at all risks make fortune
at once.
This morning, one OF our men who belong
ed to 4 boats crew, while on shore was sud
denly attacked with the contagion and left;
his speed was reckoned to be that OF 2:40,
and his destination the diggins. | have Just
heard from good authority that specimens
of the gold have already been sGld in the
their claims registered.
On the 30th ult. &, John Nc Jarty, seaman,
died on board, of intermittent fever; other.
wise the health OF the Squadron, at present
in port, is as we'll as might be expected in
this climate.
The following vessels of the Pacific Squad.
ron are in porI:-U. S. steamer Lancaster,
flag ship; steamer Saranac, and sloop Of war
Cyane.
q. b. NJ. corvette Calypso, and steam
sloop Alert, arrived here few days ago
On the 2Sth ult., the Alert sailed for Realejo
to be at the disposal Of Sir VIM. Gore
0usley.
On the oath ult., General Naval Court
MAJ tiai conVeRed on board the Cyane, for
the tri i of several of the Officers.
For the last few days we Lave had every
indication OF the rainy season setting in, from
the continued heavy rsia showers.
The U. $. steamer Wyoming, which left
Philadelphia, October the 4th, 1859, has not
yet arrived at this port, but is anxiously
looked tor every day.
HARRY BLUFF.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
Nm. I. Walteys. Propraetor

WIN NJ Raymond, New York; l. Morton,
G L Paddletord, S A Frayson, Richmond;
DR. j I Kennon, Miss Emma Kennon, Mis-
sissippi; George Thos Briggs, Lake Drum
mond W Il Abbott, South Mills; William T
Josey, Joseph W Peel, JAS d Mitchell, VIM
Vann, Elias Bracy, Al j Bryant, William
Hunter, Rich Square; W Downey, Eliza.
beth City County; R d Lee, q A Curtis,
VIM l. Young, Warwick County; a Elliott,
Norfolk County; s Williamson, r Rhine
hart, Baltimore; Mr. Forbes. North Carolina;
Il NJ Southgate, G Billups, Virginia.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
j u Elwell, J NJ MondeR, Princess Anne
county; A B Monroe, Boston, Mass; James
M Elley, 8 r Clayband, Baltimore; John II
Charles, Steamer Glen Cove; A ID Adams,
Chuckatuck, Va; John Weston, Warwick
county, Va; W Williams, John W Starke, Z
W Hardy, s B MARITIME, j j Whitehurst, G
A Martin, Virginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. c. C. Boarding, Proprietor
.gm Shaw, Peter Van Name, + Frank,
Barnet Jones, New York; E p Pitts and SER
want, Accomac county,S Hill, Jno Brown,
Virginia; Studigh, Philadelphia; Mr. Nj
Hickey, Washington, ID G; J G Martin, Jr. !,
Norfolk County; B Wegard, Baltimore.
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L A T EST NEWS
ihirt,-s Sixth Congress-Fir,,.--.
sion.
WASHINGTON, Feb 70

WASHINGTON, Feb. 70
HOUSE.
nc mouse met at the usual bonr
ue speaker appointed MIR w,;oht
Tei.1 Oh the Committee on the i);stS;ot =
cusad. " W.T. daFueft, ez
:, MT Pryor was also excused fran, .ar-;-
tne same Committee POI VICE Oh
o, VI MOTION OF MIR Craige.of Missouri ~,
I'o w was ADOPTED that on Wednesdar =,
olock tine CLERK shall call the States co,a
.r eddoihg at Maine, when members NAV ~
s;o ua s oil's ana resolutions, of which mrs
vl1us notice has been given for 49, ~ g
only, and without debate. 'e'7' en's
-, MT burch presented the nrooso5;,
tne racine Railroad Conyenfion heId = o'
.. in September last, and 1nan naa
.hat the subject De referred tn a yaIoot oat'
mlttee of nine. ~'eo' roui'
AZ. sherman objected, saying that he b.3
previously moved that the Honse nroo ae ~ ~
the election Of Printer. p'o''eo !"
30 Mayhard asked, but failed to Obtain ,saz
ss,a n;oauce resolution providing for rss
NJ M ior seats by drawing for them
noo WI houston thought that there wos ro
every member. ''' "e'oh2ea to
MF
to suspend the rules to anohlo ~: ~. ourea,
the facinc Railroad bill re erred ~ W Hase
committee feu 10 speciat
SO. e"''fFo---ysas 73,uays
~. SHERMAN motion for tha elention IF
Printer was then stated. ''e'''oh OF
on motion OF Mr. PHELPS. thers .,s,
of the House. 'E' 'nere was call
W 1ouel man motion TO proceed =, -,
en- elect,on OF Printer, with the provso +s sas
;st;n J }as tesain the right to modify the az
,s ,an ,ams On tne subject of PRINTING 40 !,
on ~y Sec proper, the printer receiving the
herein set forth, and that a comm;tt nuit,on
Ne appointed to examine into the law y y.
lation TO the printing for the Hopss III ~ re
t u! the prices paid therafoc ~
sne au1y OF tne Printer, whose dutv n shai,
s " " report thereon, with the least raot;oa
PIE delay, such improvements az tbpr ao..ea.
oesm aaVisable,- was adopted '"ay
Mr Florence placed in Nomination Ar,
0aossorenner' saying that that gantisn' "a !"
h WIS practical printer, and if eleeted wom1s
the country. 'ue mouse and
Mr. Pettit nominated Jao d Dotro
he said was also practical nr;nt en vi nom
the House. satisfactory to
Ra messrs joel Severance, A D Banks. Row
h parAsasie and several others were non;r uu"
out afterwards Withdrawn. 10 "'N''s'eo
me me house then proceeded to vote.
n ne vote was announced as follows,
so ne.rees oS Glossbrenner S.: Gal. =
gan ] each, NHoi ana Flsni-
s,ectionS Two Two votes being necessary 10 50
again voted. anu the House
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= WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1850.
10 t1s Editor Of tie Day B ,ok--
Iae gaiety of the last two weeks has been
di7ided between the Opera, Hops and ,Recep.
isons, In consequence of the near approach
80 Lent amasements generally are in their
.saith,
lAs Hops al the United States Hotel still
axe tee centre of attraction. The Wizards
Lave weekly hop. but it is only atten ded
" chose who are clamish disposed, and have
~ axe to grind With tbs newly elected
Speaker, Pennington, VINO has shown his
preference for the Willard's, by making an
A.sache of their house Superintendent aud
E0fveyoF Of the hungry members, over
"p-ca he presiies. Yes, the Democratic
ram and biscuit'' fell, and New England
ioR has been substituted in its stead.
Ane Speaker OF the present House of Rep
'ssentatives is de Jocto the great negro wor-
slipper, That Stephens, he IS ID. Winter
Davis, the celebrated pat-riot.ie member
from that usually quiet city, Baltimore, in
Consideration Of ais peculiar ability, has
been placed upon the Committee of Mean
ways. Our own able and efficient delegate,
John S. Millson, has been consigned to an
OBSCURE position on the same Committee, in
order to give it responsibility.
!he whole town is alive with dissatislac.
tton ct the total untitness of Pennington for
sne Speakership. He is impotent and I'M
qualified, mere luse for his truly philan-
thropic party to play upon. Truly, the
honseshas become Pandemenium, and For
nsy, the greayal, ia one Of the angels of ii.
Earring the wiugs.l
TIE literary circle here is in joyful glee
ever the unbounded success of Leisure Mo
@eHts, by Mis- Martha Haines Butt, of your
city. In this gay metropolis no one is con-
sidered posted without copy of ii for re-
ference. At parties it is the general topic of
discussion, and the ability displayed in iis
numbers. All are warm IN the praise Of liz
fair authoress.
Tho inventive genius Of Norfolk also stands
foremost here for criticism. The Improyed
Sash Fastener" and "Carriage Spring." Of
u Forrest is In great demand, and orders
srs received daily for them from all parts Of
tss Union. His zeal and energy deserves
success; but, alas what a sad commentary
tcr old Norfolk. Mr. Forrest was compelled
:, leave the home of his boyho cd" in order
20 procure livelihood denied him there br
aot properly appreciating the advantage
md utility of his mechanical abiIity--at, sue
less to his efforts,
notice the Day Book is The only paper
on Norfolk which has any considerable
circulation in this city. Why is that
Great preparations are making here tar
t2e Inauguration of the Washington Statue
= the 22d inst. most truly hope the Nor
tolk military, in company with many others
expected from all parts win be Represented
stir tsem up. At present my souls in
,.rms.
Mrs Philosopher s talking in angel wins
Fer lsome may like juvenile thunder) 10 stop
writing and come TO dinner. So more anun.
PHlLOSO PHHR
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JUPITER,

81 THIS justly celebrated horse will
>IaS4Et stand the season, 1860. as follows
.-AX4- At Chuckatuck, Suffolk, Waverton.
Portsmouth, Deep Creek. Kempsville. and
Princess Ann Court House.
fhe subscriber deems it unnecessary to say
anything in the way of putting Il is boTse. ..e
wouln refer those persons WISHING to raise
Colts, to the Colts gotten by Jubiter, and to
those persons whe have bred Colts from him.
1t ia we'll known fact, that his colts command
much higher prices when sold than Colts got
ten by any other horse in this section of va
They are especially noted for their docility,
being easy to handle and to break in harness,
sso for action, speed, and durability.
We do not claim for Jub-.er that he is a
thorough bred Horse, but do claim for
him, that for any other purpose save the
Turf, he IS tar more desirable Horse to breed
from than any other thorough bred Ho1se in
Virginia for speed, style, action and durability.
he cannot be surpassed ~ any Horse in the
state. He has received The highest premium
for style and speed, at every Agricultural Fair
at which he has been exhibited.
Persons wishing to raise Colts frohl this
Horse will do well to embrace the present op-
portuni'y to do so, as this will perhaps be the
last season he will ever make in this State.
lie l3-M3w w j WRIGHT
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POST OFFICE AFpArns,-Tbe pos,ma

POST OFFICE AFFAiRs,-The postmaslr, trn-
s9al has ordered the following in Virginia sud
North Carolina
Sewail Mountain, FAyette. ga
.fiay's Store Buckingham, Va and ca, ri
Sandy Plains, Patrick County, Va, 10 pow
CAPS store
Disconunued-R enick's Valley, Greenhr,sr
eort Gay, Wayne Breakdown, Blaxron.
North Carolinaks tabiished Cedar FotE
Wake Dudley, Wayne ByTdSyille, H:uua
wAck.
Dlscontinued--Heady Mountain, r,,.n;
Iasy's Garden, Cumberland, ". e.
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MA r. | N Il N r. w $.
eoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED,

TUESDAY, Feb IA.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, I'm Baltimore.
Schr VIM = Leggeit, Gibson, i'm Port Rich
uona, bound TO New \ orh.
Schr S c Jones, Bedell, I'm n y mds ior sun =
dry persons, TO Rowland & Bros.
Scar Mary Halves, Chase, I'M New Bedford,
IN ballast The ToTesaiIs were blown away
and The capt in IS hands badly frost bitten.
sGAr John Perkins, Co lmbs, ina N Y in bal
lasi.
Schr Chief, Eldridge, In Providence, IN bal
last.
SchT ArH7 ia, StoKey, Weeks,ttm Charleston.
Schg Extra. WILSON, I'm Richmond, in bal.
last.
CLEARED,
&JAr helo rsck, Gardner, ior Charleston.
SrAr Ealt,c, lark, for Charleston,
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New York Markets.

o N6w ", oRK, Feb ll.--Flour is quiet;ssl..
9'ooe bols.; Staterat S.. lOa5. rs; Ohio S. soa
6.e5; Southern So 60a5. rs. ~''' P"''oa
" neat is iirm; sales of 1000 bushels yA.y
choice Milwaukee club Sl.22- ''' 'T'J
Corn is dull and lower; sales at gsa3s -,
for white and yellow. 'o''' GO
FORK is quiet but firm; Mess Sl7bo + =,
S Si ne n1ew$lS.57; Prime $l2 IS for old sr1
Lard is firm at l024all}sc.
Whiskey-ls held at rs cents
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8traGosch IN Tronble.-M. StrakoacA, .j5,nt
manager with MIR. Ullman OF the opsra in
Boston, has got into further trouble,it seems,
ingough his difficulty with Gaz2aniga the
Saturday Reporter 'sneered at the manage
Gaepr, when Mr.. 6trakosch visited the edi-
.oy's sanctam 8nd threatened to spit in his
lace. The EDITOR thereupon Kicked the man
ager down stairs.
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nav NEW YORK, Feb. l3.--The seboon.,
ppt;o ah from Alexandria, sunk ali ~.
highlands Yesterday, having been in on IL:
R f.pn wlan the schooner R. Fl. HuntIey, rem
s.o Inc 9rig volant, from Beunos x,r..
3S eoA tbs 'ssh h;n sist, in lat. south inng
Baltimore leaking badly. o"'eS'oe' for
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A Raa Idrestnlent.-The :Sap. oON nl

"a Bad Inresta1ent.-Th $4,000 wh4,h
DtIosabrenuer, the old Sergeant at Arms,
lent to members OF Congress for the purpose
o; securing his election, did not accomplish
hat object. lie will be lucky man il he
42n't lose part Of the money as well well a. the
$4,000 year, Tor the six years or 50 he
has held the office, he can afford to contTi-
bate something handsome 10 the support Of
Members.
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al' Comn4unications, &C., intended Tor ia,
:, ,ton, and Letters in regard to this paper
s@u1ld be addressed to JoEN r. HATHAWAY.
rditer and Proprietor ia order to ensure
,.,sotioa
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ON sundAy, 9Th inst, al the residence Of her
SISTER, Mrs Elizabeth Haigh, SARAH CARO-
LINE, in the slst year Of her age.
On SATURDAY the llth inst, nj tae residence Of
her mother, rs M. A. Crump, Miss JANE T.
ROBINS, aged Ia years.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. IL, ls60.-Auars
Camel, mulatto, attempted To nn| {"
vines throat in house of ill-ssma ~ ~ ~
aha tnen ne committed suicide. H;s ' u;f
gerously hurt. "o' very dan