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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

Kirkpatrick, Nevins q Co.,
REOEITZEG, E0RFARDLyG AND FR0LESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TEHNEssEK,
HAVE now in store large and completes assortmenu
II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee. large and complete stock;
Raisins, full stock, With Teas Candles SaTdines MAokg
eel, Glassware asoi Pec1n together with kinds o. Grr
ses usually kept in tls Grocery line Our stock o.
RRANDlESs WINES, WHISKY, &C,
We think cannot be in this any market
heavy stock o. goods nov in invite attention
the trade.
msJss-s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %.
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WHERE TO BUY THE FINEST HATS
$50 REWARD

IOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL Ho0SER
Who charge Of outrageouy having broken the
houses of William James Christopher with
TO commit MURDER made E escape aud running large
The reward will therefore be paid to any one who will de-
liver the said the Sheriff Of Wilson county that he
may be brought to justice.
Said about % Of age about i've feet ten inches
high steut built rather sandy hair, has at this time
wound from gun shot in the rightarm below the elbow
]. ". CHRISTOPHER,
aenI6-tf 0ladesvi,le.
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1seO, SPRING GOODS. 1850.

TAVING increased facilities for tie purchase and sales
Of Goods, offer to the trade the largest and
most desirable stock Of EBOOtss shoes Hats and
Straw offered in this city, and at prices equal
70 any JobbnE House Louisville Charleston Philadelphia
Gall and see Us determined to make this the Boot and
Shoe Market Of the West -
feb2I-d.twzw COOKE, BAILEY q 20
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
Ia g. O.
s. LANIER q SONS, AND A. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
AlsO Owners mainly, and PrOprietOrs of
HANGE TEL,

MONTGOMERY /: :: /: ALBANIA.
FFNRAYELERS the Railroads Dalton Chattanooga
TO Knoxville Tennessee, reach Montvale by taking stage
Coaches at Knoxville
Mesrs S. Lsner Sons have engaged in Hotel business
lin Macon, Ga, in New York and in Montgomery Aa for
than twenty Experience has taught them the wants
comfort pleasure that resort complete than
MONTVALE SPRINGS,
in the extent and variety Of by which these objects
cured They invoke the attention Of the public to their sdvan
tages in all these respects.
the properties Of these Waters five experienced
resident physicians testify a follows:
They their effects human system; Diuretic, Dia
phoretic, Aperen Highly Aeant Exhiarant, Indirectly
Powerfully Tonic They have, perhaps, rival in efficacy,
either in the mineral vegetable KINGDOM for all compre
hnded under the general term with all their many and
varied Concomisnts HpOchondrass Neuralgia, Chronic
Liver Complaint of the Spleen, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Debility, Derangement Of the Nervous system,
Their Durec properties render them powerful remedy in
most Of Chronic Droy, and affections of the Kidneys
They also efficient Mercua Diseases aroung the dor
mani powers Of vitality and thus assisting nature to dOdge and
throw OF morbid poisonous matter from the system
very agreeable and reliable remedy in these waters.
Cases of obstinate Chs and Fears and mary cutaneous dis
Herpes letters, &C. Esve been cured by them
We do earnestly, therefore, in all sincerity, recommend all
persons suffering with Chronic Diseases and make trial
Of the MOntTale Waters"
WATT, LANIER & co.
The Huntsville tAla) Democrat Memphis appeal, Vcks
burg Miss CujseR, and Natchez Miss Free Trader will
copy in all their issues for three months and send bills to Mont
vale Springs, to the pToprielors.
may3-dtW&w3m WATT, LANIER & co
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEI7b MAGIJAL IaLA E-ALhAOIVIl'
HAS universally suppsnted all other oinmen and healing
in both the Eastern and WeseTn Hemisphere
wherever introduced and its iTsic merit is the true secet
all ctdHeOHS Ggeti0S, whether the cause be
- Il.
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WWTE have just recsvcd snall shipment Of P kpprn
w BRANDY which for rchnss q and a.vo- = -
precedsnied. ALxk1L, HOoPEn = CO.
Adseh - s1aos. and karkst siIssts
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RrRNs &. sOALps
TIE FRIEND OF : THE NURSERY

are instantly relieved of their anguish, pain and nham-
nation by timely applica = ton Of this ndrretoaS Aed|er
and the eesh is renew as by a charm, blsmish
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EsTRAY---ROrsc and Mule.

TNsTRAYED the subscriber three weeks ago.
~ dark Bay blind ee. Also at the same time
sfirht cOiared Mare Mule.
liberal reward given for any information Of them to
G. B. GUNTER, ESQ,
iulylO-W2tf Franklin Pike
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T. 9. sUaos W M.sw4sa.
BURGE 81 SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
AND DEALERS

N4k1Ok<ESALE GlkOCEEESs
AND DrIrasn
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS.
NASHVILLE. TEEEEssER.
wv Groceries, Liquors, &C. and viii continue TO receive in
large quantities during the Our stock nOw in store
sists in part as follows, viz
5oo Sugars
200 hhds LOuialana Sugar, IOebbIs Loysring'sD r.,
l0o s srs, Lossrnga r. hol psgSRe ao.
- y 1-'''' -'-'' Coffee.
500 bags prime Rio. 5obszprns Lasuyra,
MOIasses.
go Choice Plantation barrels s.,:. s' Hsg
Sundries.
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 4 bxs Star Candles,
800 x do do 300 do bar Soap,
50 6xs TalOw Candles Is bags Spice
500 bis New York and Rosen-sOo casks Soda,
50 sacks Race Ginger, 50 Do Indigo. sHtrahns,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
900 dozen Zine Wash Boards, lsO doz Brooms;
200 Bottle Snuff ESQ bxs Garrtts Paper Snuff
7 bbls Buffers Backing, 9 bbis Mason's Backing,
go bxs window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware, assorted,
5000 pounds Bar Lead; lU0odo Shot. assorted sizes.
$50 hif bxs Rsisins, $50 hxs s Rssns,
100 Szs fresh Peaches 200 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters,
100 kegs Nails belmont brandt 50 bxs Brandy Peaches,
200 coils Manila Rope, ito Half busheI Measures
GOO bags Cotton Yarns assorted0 bdls Wrapping Paper
sizes, JOG coils Cotton Rope,
20 chests BLACK Tea, 100 bols Cider Vinegar
IS chests Imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Gngeri
LIQUORS.
900 bbs Tenn White Whisky 300 bbs Deans extra whisky
100 do Bourbon do 100 dc Ward & Cary's do
50 do Robertson co l25 do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Hevsom's do
do Lonis La Berton do 80 do Julius H. Smiths Old
| GO bills Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
25 do Blackberry do casks Catawba Brandy,
10 do Peach do 20 bbls Grape do
40 l6casks seigDette do rs 10 Ginger do
Is hbls Rum and Gin, 90 do Apple do
| 10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 esks Seignette do
IS bbls Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin,
- kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pinis, Is casks Madeira WiDe
e5 bxs White Wine, 20 do Old Port do
| $50 bbls Fresh Ale various 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands 95 baskets Champagne, pts
| 25 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts,
| 20 do London Porter.
/ Tobacco.
900 Va brands, 3O0bxs brands
| 100 do KY, do do $50 do Nc, do do
| $1,000 Imported Cigars, IO0,0O0 Domestic Cigars.
| OILS.
| so bbls Linseed OIL 30 bbls Lard OIL
| 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles We will sell low down for cash.
| BCRGB & SWAMI.
P.s.-Our Mr.. Swan, whe is well known experienced
and keep we'll supplied with heavy groceries,
would respectfully invite the trade give call before pur
| chasing elsewhere. ljan22l B.
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eRoSSS-.rIEs WANTEn.

WE Nashville and North Westsrn Railroad Company win
% contract for 10000 Cedar CrosS-ries. gfeet
long, lehes thick, we'll heEn, face narr0west place aof
less than Sineheseear u bark timber be sound Be deliver
Cd az the grade line Of the road in Nashville
Inc contractors want to contract for $4,000 White OF
rost oak Ties OF the size shove, be delivered
on the line Of the road In piles from section Il section
enough on eaen section supply the
Persons wishing bid viii direct to tie President
Nashville. Tenn .gfrIl-a
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yNJE subscriber oae for sale seventy oflsnd a.
Hdds FraLkn Turnpike, four niles frOn NASHVILLE ID
Joining which as resides and the q Cart
Jonss The Land equal to the best, with abundoncs al
sn failing water, with the msst bs1utfnl 6I. n
IN the eoua .ry, and in the mdlk Of the n1sst
AuasrI-1 aBriit 6ATHANI1F- ~ TTTr
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NOW or NEVER.

AN IN the city and Pngsd In selling eounfe rgbts
IL Tor The for ne manufacture sale o.
ny Patent Improved Bee Lives, The virtue and saperorty
OF which have testified hundreds Of the worthy aud
eminent citizens country The construction o. ny Hive
is simple promise the only Hive in the void known
Ehca proof against the 0ths Persons deirous pur
chasing either family coany rights for The ber. Bee Hive
tae world can ind days at The Auction Rooms
Mens Hardy Brothers, where Will be happy 70 them.
iuly2O-tf- JOSEPH KNIT
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yNyRE Board Directors Of the Nashville co-v..,, y
surAnee Company have declared dividend q AZ si.9.
out Of the prshtsfor The iEst an month"; v.i- - -
after the 18th inst JAMES WALKRS ss.-.s- -
Nashville, Nay {, 's0-dlm --'-'s'
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Sit Lux ct Lux EuIt
COAL OIL LAM PS

COAL OIL LAM PS.
VKTE have just another supply Of Coal Oil
w among which Tey handsome patterns for
or fitted with the Collins burner, which the astimpTove
ent an is immeaSuraby superior any other Lamp be-
the soness and dnesSof fame freedom fIom
smoke simplicity in construction beauty and elegance in finish,
clesqlness economy One Lamp will give the Of
candles much The OIL have I'm
noed to these lamps is clear beautiful article free
from apy offensive ordor leaves grease spot when p upon
CARPET or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
narIS-tf Nashville, Tenn
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NO. Sc BROAD sTREET,

NO. Sc BROAD STREET.,
Re manufacturing six horse power portable Engines,
suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, where
ANAL engines required. Price S6C9,
Stationary Steam Engines from thirty horse power
prices low frst class engine be furnished We
prepared to MI orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns short notice C2sng made from
stock Of patterns for Rour Mills circular Muy
Saw Mills, unriVael for strength durability and economy
ofpower.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished up work when
sired.
Constantly hand full castings usually kept
at Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and dralan
employed Working drsSngs specifications, plans and es
mates furnished on application.
II One and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville Tenn
iune22-dh
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Consumers depend upon getting pure Particle when
they buy the Valley Whisky, it sold b. the bottle
only. WM. DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale IN Nashville by RAwORTH & GLENN.
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Regular Tuesdays 81. Louis Packet.

FFyHE new and superior side wheel steamer Gen.
Il Anderson, VIII run above regularly slA8-LA
in connection with the teamer IL VI. Hum
Yans until the steamer HiIlman taxes her place er
departure will every TUESDAY u o'clock By this ar
rangsment public will reliable Of packet boats
on TUEsDA FRIDAYS of every week Tor St Ieuis
For freight or Passsge apply on board
A. HAMILTON,
mar25-d5m II Il. HARRISON Agents
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Proposals must carry the mail with "eelerity, certainty,
and cuv using Of the law and they must be guar
responsible certified TO as sueh by post
master or Judge of court OF record
No pay made for trips Rot performed and for each Of
satisfactorily explained three times the pay Of
the trip may deducted For arrivals far behind time = to
break connection with depending mails and not sucentE
one of the compensation for the trip su to
forfeiture Fines will imposed unless the delinquency be sat
isacory explained for negecng to take the mail from into
post suffering be injured, destroyed, robbed
lost refusing after demand to convey the mail as fire.
is concerned in running
ces The Postmaster General annul the
tract for sobeyng the post office laws, theinsrucons Of the
alter the schedule, and also order in
crease Of service by allowing therefor pro rata increase the
pay He nayalso cura discontinue the service in
whole or in part pro rata decrease Of allowing
months compensation the amount of service dispensed
with Bids shon addressed to the Second Assistant Post
master General superscrbed proposals for mail iervice
State Of Tennessee" and sent by mail.
Fer forms proposal &c and other information, adver
tsement this date pamphlet FORM at the principal post Of
Gees.
Blank proposals will be furnished application to the depart
r,enf J. HOLT,
innes-zt Postmaster General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

PRoeREss or kDEFLNpENr JoURxAIIsx.-The
feeble editors Of the newspapers in Washing
TN, but more especially the two feeble For
neys OF the Constitution, entertain great hor-
ror Of the independent press Of this cib I.
They are sympathized with in this feeling BY
the editors Of most Of the village papers
throughout the country. These writer's forget
that II Is from New York alone that q correct
view can be obtained Of the geographical and
intellectual eIpanse Of the Union. person
might a. well attempt to take just coup d'cil
81 Ne metropolis from the corrupt and reeking
atmosphere OF the Five Points n to Judge
accurately Of public opinion from a Washing
ton standpoint. II, instead Of railing against
the independent press of New York, these
small country editors would prepare them.
selves for the chsnge sboos 70 be Effected In
their position BY the reconstruction Of parties
and The scrnstioa Of national conservative
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

CHANGES IN REAL ESTATE IN THE Crrr.-A
good deal Of apprehension is now being felt
among dealers in real estate that property on
this island Ia deteriorsung In value. The news
papers are jsst beginning to see 1t; and every
one IL justwaking up 10 the conviction that all
property below the Park and Chambers street
IL worth from twenty TO thirty per cent less
than II was few years ago. Even real estate
above Union square and around Madison square
IL not increasing In the ratio which wal calcu-
lated upon.
II was thought, too, that property and rents
on Broadway and the contiguous streets-the
centre Of trade-from Chambers street TO Four
teenth street, would 60 up to an extraordinarily
high rate, but we very much doubt now that
they viii. From what we hear Of Me plans and
projects going on In the district between Mar
ray Hill and Washington Heights the ssw-
born commission Of The Legislature asd 20
forth-we should not be surprised II property
In that direction were 10 NIL on some tweaty
or thirty per cent roswishstapiing We pros
pects and promises Which shs Csatrsl Psrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
Persenal Inssilfsenee

Hon. A. j. Parker and lady, Of Albany, and Senator
latham, CT California, are stopping the s. Nicholas
Hosei
Dr. A. A. Finlay, Of the United states Army; General
csdvaIlader, Of Philadelphia, and Governor Ford and
lady, Of Ohio, are stopping 81 The Aston Housc.
dent an aoooun, Of The intended Of The mo
mepb Of hh Royal HIshuse the Prince Of wales on the
occasion OF bis Approaching visit to this continent The
Julyshe lssh-wnh feet % before published 1Is nrs,
port on thn side OF the Atlantic will be 81 Johns, New
foundiand. me Lieutenant Governor OF that stand a.
We have already announced, has received letter in
forming bim o. the intention. Thence he viii proceed
Halifax and thence cross the country and viai ST.
John, ~ b, and Frederickson. n prHcbcabls he will
Asnce coss over 10 Shedsc where hs feet Gil 20 round
70 meet him, and proceed up the river to Quebec he
Porisnd and cone over the Srsna Trunk Rsi.s, 70
oube 90 Montreal Prom this he VIII 70 70 Kinessos,
ard ,hspcs 70 oiovs from 0.scva 70 Toronto; thence
scross The AXE 10 the Fails. and back BY rail- 70 Ham
ton He win 20 to sarnia 70 the Grand Trunk works
hire sod travel over the Western Saass incog 20 70
WAT the Aissue cities ana have his nees meet hlr Al
Portland; probably n he cones By rovtano nm az
nay Ss from rn1.sS s1 s.r sa 3. oonp q Ss
tour in the United SaAsN Oscunsances may aitcr this
rosrs.n. q psessd. s =. s s.ys goo
s% Dsr,'s ssss .sss rsS;s. sSo Es1
sus, Nj NH hieiy be veil advanced before HIS BoyI ash
Isss reaches hostreah
m. rswvDs ob~s~ Hys,hai xrs Hannah NJ John
soc Cpcpnaf 10 whom addressed the box contain
ng the runaway negro, forwarded By exprcs from
nemphis. b No isss . dstneushed fesaais than Mvs
Della A. webster, hts u the Kentucky Pealtenhsry and
notorious fss her sssro stealing propess,iss.
Heu- y. ". BbcelD Mayor Of Bossoa, and Lieut. Col
sco<i, u, 9. A, are "a Washington.
Hoe. Jcehua r. GiddiBgs Iectured 10 large audience a
Bsssb - Friday evening, on "Jcha Quincy Adams"
Several New York members Of Congress, awaiting shem
solves q The intsuesnun h Congressional husines'
caused ~ tAs Charksoa coaveouop, are maktAg b1s
visit home. Among th4n Hon. Charles Z. Beale, .
The rwe60 ,an6 boa Dart Occhrase, n .he nxhccui'
d.arSca hoa. Sss y Buroushs esounrss W ~ os scs'
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organization, necessisated by the break up of
the democracy at Charleston. they would be
employing their time probably. Unless they
cast aside their political shsckles and initiate
the course of the independent journals Of the
metropolis, we can promise them that but few
of them will survive the great conflict on
which the country Is entering.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

OF the com nereisl metropolis Of the Union
entirely out Of the considerable tha. ir.Aa
enced their action. Commerce is ta7 a.sz LIZ
::::siden Of maautActAes and Assiculture--
commerce is the life of New York and com
nerce depends upon the harmonious relations
between the various sections Of the colfede-
racy. In assisting to sever the brothehy ties
between New York and the South. the Albany
Regency has struck blow at the prosperity of
this city that will be sorely felt for long years
to come. The revolution has begun, and no
man knoweth the end thereof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Pam IN BRooKIYS.-fhe directors OF the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic Society have decided upon giving grand extra
concert thursday week. for the purpose Of Introducing
Mdie. PAU 70 We Brootlyn public This win DO the
only time during The present that this charming
vocalist IN be able 70 sing IN Brooklyn. She win DO
supported By Madame Srakoseh, ssnsr Brgno and the
nns orchestra Of the society. costsmplsed 10 take
Bsschers church, The Athep@um does uos onsr sun
c,sns scconnodaton for the numbers likely be drawn
,oae(ber on this occssion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

The LONDON TINES ON THE GREAT FIGHr.-
The leading journal of England devotes some
of its thunder to the recent encounter be-
tween Heenan and Sayers, and states that ina
tons without great qualities could not have
brought together two men willing to pass
through such an ordeal a. the terrible fight Of
Tuesday" The Times is quite right in its est
mate Of the national pluck of Great Britain and
the United States, as displayed in the encounter
of the champions, a. we suppose they must be
called, the public on both sides of the water
having accorded that position to them. It is
too much to assume, however as some people
may infer from the sphorism of the Times, that
England and the United States monopolize the
physical courage ofthe world because they are
the only nations which can produce two men
who, without any bad blood between them,
will stand up and pound away upon each
others bodies for two hours and more. The
fact is that the fight was only battle on the
retail scale. The Continental Powers have their
great prize fights which are wholesale affairs.
When the Emperor of the French wishes to
contend with his brother of Austria for the
championship, he goes into training for months
beforehand His soldiers fight with the rife,
the sword, bayonet, or the big gun, and GER
tainly show a. much pluck as the heroes of
the prize ring, who contend with the natural
weapons. Their ring is somewhat larger
nothing less than the whole of Northern Italy
and the punishment which each receives Is
much heavier than any which descended upon
the countenances of Heenan or Ssyers The
Zouaves are no more nor less than 20 many
prize fighters, each with the Legion of Honor
as his belt in prospective. Like Heenan and
Sayers, the royal and imperial champions 60
into their Wholesale slaughtering business with
the utmost affability, and when the battle is
drawn, they laugh over 1t a. If II were the best
joke In the world. The belligerent spirit be-
longs to no race or country. There is some
slight difference In the manner Of its develope-
ment-that Is all. The Frenchman will run his
enemy through with q small sword or
pick him of with q pistol; to the
American all weapons are alike; while
the English adhere to the original weapon
Of warfare-the fist. The prize ring carries
the arbitrament of arms back TO barbaric times;
and the sooner the institution becomes ex-
tinct In both countries the better It will be for
the civilization Of the age. Both England and
the United States can afford to let their great.
ness" be doubted rather than resort to prize
fights Is means Of showing II.
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held forth. Three years ago Land there wss
worm $1,000 an acre; but II II il cut u, q Il
probably will be, into small lots, which win be-
come the prey to squattsrs, it may not briaG
$500 or 500 an acre, instead Of $4,000.
This reduction in the value of real estate Ia
the result Of the gross misgovernment with
which this city has been saddled-the imposi-
tons that have been practised upon 1t, the
wicked plumber Of its franchises by the last in
famous Legislature, and the fearful burden of
taxation it has to bear. The increase of taxes
alone would considerably affect the price of
real estate. Moreover, the political gloom
which has fallen upon the country, the incerti-
tude Of public affairs, the break up at Charles
ton, and the prospect Of an exciting election,
the issue whereof may be disastrous to the in
terests Of the entire country-all these things
contribute to affect property so materially that
we should not wonder if it decreased in value
all over the city to onethird less than 1t re-
presents at the present time.