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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12
Pscr. HErxEsEa's CoscERr.-From Pro-


PRcF. KENMERER's CoscEET.-From Prof.
KEnEHER's announcement in our advertis-
ing columns, II will be seen that he viii give
a grand concert of miscellaneous music at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. assisted BY
nearly two hundred pupils. The Columbia
SozaA 0arolinian says of Prof KS concerts in
that city: 6:
Aihenenum Hall was densely crowded last
evening. on the above interesting occasion.
It was. indeed. beautiful spectacle to see
Mr.. Kemmerer's two hundred pupils funi
formly dressed and decked with the fresh flow
ers OF spring, } making the hall vocal with
their music. Pleasant. 100, it was to behold
the gladness. reflected from their happy hearts,
and depicted in their beaming eyes. To the
levers of the good, the beautiful aad the true,
these young girls and boys presented good
ly sight; and callous must have been the
heart of that person present who did not in
woke the blessings OF Heaven upon the future
of the young performers. aud who did not in
duige the earnest hope that it might be long
before their rosy pathway in life should be
crossed by The dark shadow of sorrows and
cares
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The IxrEnAL-This snug little establish
meat recently opened on Deaderick street by
our young friend THOMAS CoFFEr, is the
ueAtest aud most tasteful in The city. and l.
beeOming very populsr dropping-iu point
for lhose in search of a good cigar or a cool
glass Of either Cincinnati or Tennessee ale.
This Is natural, for Mr. CoYrsr's cigars, of
which he has variety of brands, are really
very hae-as good as you will fnd any where;
while his ale Is said TO BE- Of the best.
He also keeps full supply of superior chew
Ing tobacco Of ball dozen different braad-.
OF ali Of ~hich. call at ',The imper:ar' In
passing and satisfy yOarselE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

Nor AN APRIL FoOL.-We picked up the
other day business circular issued by our
friend L. F. BEECH, (the model ry-goods
dealer at No. 40 College Street, which bears
the suspicious date of April the First-a day.
as somebody says, on which great many
people make fools of themselves in attempt
ing to make fools of others The date of this
circular looks little as if it might have been
intended for "sell;' but such is not the
case. On the contrary, Mr.. BEECH intended
il merely TO sell--to sell one OF the largest,
finest, and most varied and beautiful stocks
Of staple and fancy dry goods you will find
in the Southwest.
Mr.. BEECH, for the benefit of his long ar
ray of customers, has been studying almost
from bnyhOod his branch of that style of 'de-
corative art" which makes fair woman or
b.a man the glass OF fashion aud the mould
of form, aud so successfully has he prOsecu-
ted his studies. that his superior taste is CON-
paratively universally acknowledged as
the genius Of SHAKsPEARE. The stock he has
recently received and opened embraces all
that is tasteful, beautiful aud useful in the
way of spring aad summer goods No; that
circular is not April-FoOI. 1t is too true
to make a joke of.
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Fem, Frank Le-IIers illustrated Newspaper, New
York, July 20, 1859
Dax~fur Notice.

Tue HoussKEsPEE's FEIESD.-aPAiDi>Gs PEkPAE
GIUE-This admirable addiuob 10 our Standard house
hold economies will be haied By all good house
wives as a boon long wished for, bot hitherto unat-
tanned spaIdings Prepared Glue IS perfectly adapt
ed for those timel repairs 10 household wares far-
pitare crockery ard for fancy work that is almost
d ily Demanded by the experience RI every house
keeper Il Is chemically held in oluiion, Will with
stand the action OF climate and time, retains its ful
strength, and put Up in saug Convenient bottle
with a brush all for twenty-five cents On beng
applied the chemicals readily evaporate aud the glue
becomes iii quickly, and adheTes with the teaacity
of best cabinet makers glue FOR "oea' ieath-
r or other articles glue is ever used IT l. Just
the thing We have tired II and speak by The card
In the country il will be invaluable, and nobody in
the city will think of DOING without it. II Mr. spald-
ing desires 70 become candidate for the Presidency
and his friends stick like kis glue, he viii be sure OF
an election. aP''-z"
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r. B. LOCKE 81 co.

thisaFticiefor overteu
coNEDsSCE ANDTgUTa Of
BEEN able TO say Of
ER HAS 1T FAILED IN
hEkCI a CUkE, ~ ben
We know an Instance
one who used a., On
ighted with ats opera
Of Highest comneuds
and medical virtues
WHAT AK 20 KNOW
ence. ann PLEDGE oUR
HENr % WHAT SgHggt
Instance whcre them
and exhaustion, relte
twenty Minutes after
tered.
tion isthe prsscFipti5n
PEklkNCED ana SkIL.
land, aud has be Q
ING SUCCESS SIN
or CASES.
from spain, buf iuvie
: bowels, correctS acidi
ergv % the whole avs
stsugiy relieve
/. BOW EIS;ASD
CJIIC.
which II not speedily
We 3ciieye 1.-THE besi
WORLD m all cases q,
RIieEA IN CHILDREN.
teetiling. OF from ans
say 10 every mother
! from any oithe forer.,.
; LIT YOUR PREiuDi
hlCES OF OILERS
ing child aud the relic,
ABSOLUTELY SJKH-
. medicine. If timely
; will accompany each
: less the facsimile q
: ferk,ss on the out
out The world.
Ceisr 81. Now York.
cents per battle
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CDmmerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE. April II, 1850.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, [ .
NASHVILLE. April II, ls60.
COTTON-For week past the cotton mar
ket has been dull, and sales light. We quot
extremes at 4G192e per 10.
TOBACCO-Sold yesterday by A. Hamil
ton, AZ hhds ut the following figures: 81 80
5 20, 4 25, 2 10. 2 10, so, 4 95, IS, 6 IS
so, 5 80, 8 80, 2 80, s5. so, 2 IS, 2 35
8 90, IS, 60 Is, O5, 6 co., so, so
10, 2 sos 05. 5 1915 rs, e 90, 49, 10
40. 5 20. 5 As, 65, 40, 2 so, 2 40, 4 90
40. 80.
FLOUR-We continue TO quote at S7G95
so p d for Extra; and s6G6 so for Super.
fine; Extra in bags So so; Superfne So pei
90 D..
LARD-The highest figures paid now fol
lard is 9Ic p d.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 2 25@2 40; Orchard
Grass Seed 81 rs; Glover Seed IS 90
Herd Grass 81 25C9Sl so; Timothy Seed 5;
75@s 81 90; Clean Blue Grass 81 3O92 so
Stripped 81 rs; Hungarian 81 80 per busL
WHISKY---Rectihed 25@27; countr,
brands 50(G75c.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown ga l0c. Z
d. by the bbl.; &c. lower by the hogshead
n. Y. Coffee sugars l0@II4c, crushed ano
powdered ll!@l2tc; loaf ll(9l2c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April ., T. NJ
FLol R.-A qailt market to-day, and ts demand
bat moderate. Holders Teinail hrIn, however. 3hc
sales eYn psse 100 bbs at - 50 for salerhAe, and
IS 6oes5 50 ioc extra
WHISKY "A Continued dal market, and the de-
raand Bot qaai 10 TIE saIy. Press are Ne loser.
The sales comprise llCo bbs at Lee usi.ng that
from wagon
PROyISioSS-The market continues without ant
maroG. aho the demand iusisu neant, thong prs 81
hsys olsHsei IN an, essrntal rafthouiar. There
soEs- dsFs IN the market sliH for urst class
brands Mes Fork A sI bat hoiiers eeniesIirg TOR
SIT Is prevents hefr being niict- Country hr.rEds
offered atsfT. Bzcon co1td have been sold o.
nse~iersis ssssns a. = and skss bag Hfs held, as
herstofsre, - b. gheF, % nat sales uunsd
% small parcels al u and CSC. A moie az deniara
for Cie-s Rsea sdss cSstssss. t - he 81 SO hhds
reported O. day al lob, and 10 d. st lose, and
tAis latter Fate they are ode 81 pretty frea!y air.
tssnt casks the csmaaass lie, Nbsek rate az
der frSm Calforsta Sas r6ed sttard ., 70 xnich
Meats; a "a. i,F shoaiaefs And 50. - for me
diam and heavy Sl1es, N 5asfsfs hes rs-s es.pIt
have eesa deas Lara = ofieres a ioS<e And lihe
GRoCERIES-Ths demand = m .serats, n The reg
uiaf 10y at fun prices s4,es az 90 hlds sugar Al
eEslr; loo b1gs coffee ~ 1Szsc, aud loo b5ls Mo-
issses, IN oak, Il @eS-
weEAT-Taere COED dem .Ds. and prices have
advanced SC Per bashs a = p inc white IS
al -, and prise red At g soSi 80
CoRN.-The rasrkss - duigs szd unchanged; ne
s e. ' = go : s' ''''''1 '' =
oAFs.-rhe a>upas.. 4 rasr. and she market sss.sy
a, sss . sslk. - $40 ssssh. n bulk. a. "a.
RYE-rss la.Fkss Is ssii; sso,s prime 81;
szies Sse bash fass Al 20.
RARIEY -Ths demand ssr prim< faIl Is fslr, apa
prces steady. fnerv = Eeod da.i II iufeFilF or
Jag and The maFk<t fsF t1ss kis1d - ea1 SALE Sc
epzA tnfertH ~ CO; 400 40 q :, ice TheEe wss
sais e : 20 eesh PRISE ses max u Sc
HAf-Ehe markests daii, b4t haEs 20 change
sotkr n PIKE. ana gazette sFizae Eathy ~ b. IS
ss arrs.i = sisass 1sA, Psssss, teF ssigPt 8, At
CHkksE Tbs deussaa santisaes ssir, aad ExseFs
sts@ey last saot-liaass szles sse bexss anlzF
earea y = Il 10 isrs - dak<e = a.
nUffEst-fAeka : sszrce. saz Il god dsazzse a
lss q eolss sfsTssf = a1s s1s kessy eslle-
AFF4.ss--fas aeszass = fziF zna sElees ste&dy q
% z28s - , bei Ser e - FEias.
PofAftkz-I1s a4Fksf dad AS arctsnxes We
qee<< prtzs <gFfA.rn y 81 sszl =. @E1 e5s4a.ea
= se<<stl - y tes
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aWsRsES SUSsktn- Ills Il possible yea
haven been getting the PArRfof all ,his
tlmss We really thoaghl II was heiag
nailed % soa A. regularly - could be. Hos
in The world have yea ma1aged 10 &c. along
sitAoss IL Yoa Arkansas ezitefs asasf pos
srss aheonlnoa genius 10 eaadues your papers
sithent The PArsuoF. Bat sc scat rrqairs
the siEort Of 700 aay ioagsr. Yea are aoxn
% oeE exehsags iiss no~-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

NASHVILLE & NoKrH WESTERN RAmRoAD.-
The traek.iav-rs fnr this road have been hin
dered som. d tys Ia eommeseing tseir werk
at this place, bveznse tbs necessary track fast
enlngs have not. though they ought loag ago
% base been rseeived. We look with in
crossing interest at the prospects Of shisroad,
which seems tous tn promise more benefits 10
our tosn locally. as we'll a. makiag Ii . great
centre OF North and South travel, than any
other coming into il. 80
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River News.

ARRIVED.
April I0.--Poland, Cincinnati.
Gen. Anderson, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
April 1l-Eila. Paducah,
John Gault, Louisville.
Gen. Anderson, ST Louis.
River falling slowly. with about feet wa
Ger on Harpeth Shoals.
The Ninnefonka is the packet for Paducah
to-day. She leaves at noon.
The steamer b. ~ Runy0n left st. Louis
for this port yesterday, drawing feet.
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Mustang L5ujEnenf.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. = LrTca, Hy-s ARK, VI, ~r.tes.--'' That the
horse was considered worthless (hIs Case was
Spawn } s'but since thu free 81 the Mustang
IlIinent, have sold bIm for Oae $50 ea-h Your
Imminent has been dong ~Oaders up mere"
40 BEOAH -rEEET Punt ADsLPHIA- Pa
(Rrtract) s'In lnmg the settle from abe ire II
became untnBuag=abIe, tiIsd over, and scaled my
hands very severely almost 20 a crisp IL vas al
awful sight. The jssiaaz Iiniment APPEARED q e1
tract the pain healed rapidly without soreness
and left no scar OI account. Truly yOurs,
&C ALE, FOSTER
Such language this II Out the constaut AMI natu-
raj echo xH-r-veT this artlcle Is user
This Imminent Is Inits lcns4Oie TO pit-tcTs and
, owners nurses and mules Mr. JOHN DASIEL~,
OF Montgomery, IA, soil slave Tor SsJy,
raised from utter usvlessHess o. tits iAusiIohI
Every family should have u. &c Ssrs particular
aud enquire for the Mustang Iniment auG tie no
other
4 sid by all dealers throughout North aud south
America, Europe ana the Isis..d- % the ocean GOr
% cents, a. CeEJs, aud s. per hutIlc.
BAisSE-S y FAi-h, New York
ROy25-omdtw&w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

e. PHONoGRAPHY AND
DoLBEAR, the popular and very successful
teacher of Photography and Pennmanship,
is about to open classes in Edgeield. He is
so well known to the citizens OF that village,
that it is unnecessary for US 10 commend him
TO their patronage. They Will no doubt give
him plenty to do.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

@We are indebied, through the cour-
tesy of L. p. WILLIAMS, Esq of the Southern
Homestead, to V. b. WALKER Esq, Of Mt.
Vista. Henry county, for sample of his fine
chewing tobacco which took The premium at
weed pronounce it eminently worthy OF
q premium.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

MARRIED.-In Cambellton, Fla. in the
store of Williams Daniel, Jr, on the 21st inst.,
by James Hall, Esq, Master Robert Cherry
Jagged. Is years. to Miss Josephine Gregory,
Jagged l3 years.) Mariana FLo.] Patriot.
JOSEPHINE, Ike most children of her age,
was quite too fond of green fruit.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

@-A thriving business is going on at the
auction rooms of BENZ f. SHIELDS & Co., in
the Flowering and Evergreen trade. Those
wishing rare and choice Flowering Plants.
&c, should cali early.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

~The firemen had dash across the
Suspension Bridge to fire in EdgefizId.
They arrived too late. however. The fire
broke ont in the Carpenters shop of Mr..
DAVIS, which was burned to the ground.
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81. Louis Market.

81 iOtIs, AITII y T ". IooU.
FLOUR--Narket depressed and inactive; sales ITO
bbls Country SuperHne 1t 81 1895 IS and 900 bbs
City superhne, May delivery, un private terms.
WBEAT-rLe demand better, and slight
eeiyts caused siyr proes. Receipts Fur IS hours q
600 bush Sties Of Ciu6 at 81 esSI IL; common to
chUice Fall 81 25&l -
Cuk<-rhc demand brtsk, bat holders views
generally above thsse Of buyers Mixed $50
bie; Mixed White SOs5si yellow 5caSl; white 5SS8
oOc-
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We havepstapsndso sold

We have pgtupsnd sold
years, aud can SAY. ~
IL, what we have never
any ether Fundamentally
A SINGLEiNSIANCE. TO
timely used! Never did :
OF dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, ali are de-
tons, and speak IA terms =.
tion OF its Inagica ] ELECTS =
We speak in this matter-r
after ten EeSF'S expert
REPUTArI0N Foo TIE FULFiL
DEcLLRE. In almoStevcry
FAINT u suffering FROM pain =
will bsfoand Ia fifteen az
the syrup - admins =
This valuable prepars =.
of one OF the MoSf EX -
Full NURSES az New EnE :
used with NENER-FAlLC
THOUSANDS =
Notenlyrelieses the child =
crates the Iomach and
ity and INVESTORS and en-
tenn. II viii almast in
GRIfING IL THE q
MiNp .,
andovercomecon vlisior : =
reme'iied, eud ia death. :
and SURgsT REMEDY INanEN
nYSENrERl AND DIAlk-
whether II ARISES from a
other cause. We would -
who has a child suffering :.
lug cOmpiaintS--lO MOI =,
CES. NOR THE PkEJU =
stand Between your suffer
that will be sure-yes.
10 follow he use OF this
used. :
Fuliiirection ffoT usins :
Oottle. None genuine uh :
CURTIS I ki-RkiNS, New
side wrapper.
Sold BY drug gist sthroueh
Principal oiiiee No. Is,
Iune7d&w1y Price IS
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The popularity Of the NExICAS MUSTANG LINI-
MEST, IL coe1tenzive With the civilization Of the
globe other articles eIiiai % GiicutGte pain and
diztress-tbis czrss- Family Physicians, Govern
meat Hospitals FarrIers, Planters. Livery
men, &C. have particularly deEnOHstrated th's FACT
Throughout the world No article ever before re
ceiyed sgeb undivided praise and suPPeEtifom Aedl-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

We are again under obligation to Adams Elk
press for Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Louisville
and Memphis papers. in advance OF the mail,
of course.
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j. ID. AIKEN'S
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE,

FOR PLANTERS ANDFAAiLf USE'
Making pasr 81 Men, soc+s IN '"s sL'f' ',He "
sIxFEEN NISUTES- On exhihuon az 10 D"''e
Square. A. AHi" ELL . 49,
~ Agents wGEted
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

The 90 Independent newsboy," SLOAN, laid
upon our table yesterday, the Cincinnati
Commercial of Tuesday. The mail brought
the same copy last evening.
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COncc Cure
IA @ u A V I T A E
Qausdv A. 4 reat a nj Certain pauer

Thisrsmedy is put apin sInail vials, and can be
sent by rnaift0 tay idr, rial III satisfy.
Us-I for Eee<, All yOs val Experience \ srs-t
oencnt- circular C1ftxi lng a. pdrc alaTs seat
ffrssl on application. Pria-. PEI bottle 81.
Que bottle WiIillsta .n5nta
y s-Fhisrsmciy ssu-tsbie Tor eitherseE-
Address, CR sR, Medical Agcat,
uly 15-ti 81 BruA way Ncs urk.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1860

NOTICE. TO CAxDIDA1E.-we will not insert herea-
ter any PERSONS candidate for odsee in the
PA1RIoI, unless paid for in advance. nar1s-1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

Capt. FISH HENRY will please accept our
thanks for furnishing Us promptly last even
ing with flies of yesterdays Louisville
papers
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DIVIDEND.

A ntyTDRSp 81 rakEx rEx cEST "a The earaai
n sasrk 0f tae Nashville a. q shstt&Buozz kssi-
read oelatsany was tbs sf4y zFed b. de Issrs1
tfs, cas ot tks yrpalss she ASS monfaS iAss-
bis sAd tis- t54A asst, ne ces 81 ne
fsezssrer u A4sLE lie. A. GlEAftS
4pxs-im 1reaazrsr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

j. J. SULLIVAN was on hand yesterday, as
usual, with the Cincinnati Commercial, ahead
of the mail.
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RHEUMATISM

or years. Standing, his bceu totally cured Piles-
Ulcers Tuners Running Sores, seToiaia stiH joints,
FeloHs, swcIIings, Barns, Bites Bolls, Chaps Neu
raIgia, salt Rheun. and all aches aud pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring Bose G-n scratches, SIE-sn P0liEylII
Sweeney EiOyl-aiI, sc +, are sI11urd aEd cured 10y
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Health and Happiness
Secured.

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
TIE CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
4 a POWERFUL REMEDY
4 FOR WEAKNESS
+, FOR WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
TRY IT. TRY I'll
TRY IT. TRY IT!
NOUNG MN Sho are suffering from tic fleets o.
A J. youthful discretion can be surely and perma
usntfy restored by usingths
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SberiT's Sales.
Shersn,s Sale.

DY virtue of d ia TO me directed md delivered from
ID the HOnoTabie ChaEccry Court OF Davidson
County. Tennessee, at its November Term, 1859,
will expose public sale to the highest oidder, for
cash q Court House Yard In the City Of Nash
vhe, atuIday, the 9Th day of May, 1860 all tie
right litle claim aud estate which Guar les
E Ii. Martin then had may have since acquired
tx and the following described: two n gro slaves
ami three horses, iowit: man named Julius, aged
about lnrty years, of black compiler icu, and
Ned aged about thirty eight years OF dark complex
ion. sOTrvl, and Two bay horses, beng levi
ed the property of Charles r. III. Martin, sat
sfya udgIne render ed in favor Of Johu T. e.s
c and N. Tor the &c, against I'D Lawrence and
Charles l.. h Ma. Tin. Tins, April Am, 1861.
JAM IL. HiNiON, sheriff,
apr5--td. BY (. G.. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

BRoKKs AID WokIHIbss
agricultural Bank Brownsville.
e CssntrSI Bank Of Tennessee Nashville
Farmers and Necbanics' Bunk, Memphis
NechzBic's Bank, Aemfhs
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank ,GuFfTeeshoro''
Niaers' ard Nanufacturers' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of Est Tenheesee-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

The COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Miss ST.
we're not disappointed in their expectation
If seeiuga good house on the occasion of her
oen-lii.
Al hOugh the lily AID rose were not seen
10 blend upon her cheek-the rose having
temporarily faded, leaving the LILY TO an I'M
disputed reigu-the fair oOHedienHe looked
ven more interesting than when in the full
IlOOm of health, aud not less beautiful. Aud
;hough still feeble from her late Illness she
brew all her former spirit into the character
h. "GIarisse'' in Marriage Ia
HIiitaTe-and achieved a complete success.
Her little speech when called before the
curtain at the end of the play was very
happy and appropriate, aud was most grace
FULLY spok.n
The first play. the comic drama of Charles
VI, We did not see, nor did We hear Mr..
WooD BENsoN's song of '.Thiuk of yonr
mead in the morning." Mr.. GARRY HoUGH,
as ELAN Pancake" in The Karkee Duelist
was inimitable, and kept the house in con-
tinual roar. He is an excellent comedian,
and it is hoped he has not made his ''last
appearance at The Gaiety.
The THEATRE.-It will be seen from the
announcement in another column that the
Gaiety will be open for the entertainment of
the public again this evening. aud that Mr..
WALTER KEEBLE takes a complimentary
benefit. Mr.. KEEBLE's great popularity as
an actor and gentleman is sufficient within
itself to bring out full house. independent
of the attractive bill that is up for the occa-
sion.
The performances will commence with the
ine comedy of The Honey Noon; or, HOu0 10
rtlea WVe in which Mr. KEEBLE will appear
as Duke Aranza"; Miss SALLIE ST. CLAIR
as "J Iliana," and Mr.. HoUGH as "Mock
Duke In the second piece, The Gsmnaaker
Of Koscs.O, Mr.. KEEBLE will play the part of
"Ruric Neville.o
Songs by Miss ANNIE SEAMAN and Mr..
WooD BENSON.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. : This
standard periodical, published by Messrs.
CROSBY, NICHOLS, LEE Co., Boston, is
punctually received. Its table of contents is
as follows
l. William Beckford.
2 Money and Credit
3. Anne Whitney's Poems.
4. The Letters and Times of Basil of Ce-
sarea.
5. Nichols Hours with the Avangelisis.
6. The Law of Divorce.
2. Ugited States Coast Survey.
8. The Life OF John Collins Warren.
9. Darwin on the Origin OF Species.
10. Recent French Literature.
Ii. Isaac Disreli.
~, womAn's Rights as 10 Labor and Pro
perry.
IS. Critical Notices.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

well known IN West Tennessee, S,r,h Alabama aud
Mississippi:
IEXTRACTl
OEALosE, Miss January, 1850
Nezsrs. CLARK FIIIER:
II did not think you we're troubled with more
testimonials than you md time To read Wouii seno
yoa word in relatJn TO what yosr Amorosiai Oii has
done fsr me- Suffice il 20 say that had been san
ins 'arseness, obstruction Ia the Bronchial
tubes for many yearz II WIS zert 3" bal that
/ could scarcely I'll my appointments Your AHbro-
sal Uil D. rfectIy res.or,d me, and now can work
withOEt difieuiIy-
.or3-tf PEW A I HUSSAEER-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

rTNHAr they have ever been able TO offer tue Re
Il tail Trade. They have 81 choice bit
SPKINS AND Sun DafcSS GOODS, eiegan
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for SsaIlesseI. shirts, shirt e..iliFs
Isle Thread Ssrts ana Drawers Asrseiilcs and sik
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exhbised IN tlls Aet CJrHices Cartiias, EJs,ks
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Vile c 'eNed aud white, ali widths Coco AatiiIsss
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iae, ali Kinds heavy CetIJn Goods Tor Negro C3ota
ing A. e.. & a. Z. BEECd.
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copy.
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