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stock Reduced.

DRFP RING econ 90 make a change IN our busiasss
arran s<meEts ~s desire - Ee1scs Gag fressns
stock naeh pesstols. Ia oYeer . do tals We
xsn eGsg esr prsseat sta q staple ana faaoF Dry
Goods al Fedseed prscss- We nsxe % hanl 4 ane
assortEeat e sl< BeFases, Aasi!ns ans frsxeliag
6so.,s, and Ia fact ever thing one eaule Ssh fsr
aiso, White 6eodt, kmofoi6eTies, He's cry rable
I.EEAsk. :. estiag, Bieaehea sAd Bro-a I;osssssiz
f8aaiA1sen t-s<~ss Tor and Ctashs as-I
mescs, Nessuss and tnaer fsF sse saess We
wish 10 ssh laFtsrulaF Aiieauos TO szzszs es1-
ter. CD wi b faf.a 81 ia tiaaes nsI.y axsfa-
be goods f0aFth their value.
sEE1s-U Ai-fsot<stsS HUMPHREY,
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Housekeeping Made Easy.

THE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will alssys
IL insure good wholesome bread For Is cents ysu
can get do1en Yeast Cakes, which viii naI Q SO
laTge loves Of the best bread.
SEQ cAKEsS sil-vER SOAP, hearty expected by
express Almost cry family IN town has used Il.
foF Spring Gle ming u n tnva uAble-for washing
Paint, Lo ksng Glasses, Gasd Work, Marble, Silver
or fiafed Ware.
RkFkIGERAfof-s.-w have sid large Let OF
those famous PniAzGelphik RefriEsrztoFE- Ne have
large Toe coming taey earFsntea % give sat-
isftetion, they ma oniy tee besl but are
ebespsz1 ka0sG.
apIiI-,f MACKENZIE 4 nfScnIs.
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WATER COOLERS, sc.

uST reeeiscd 1lreef frem he slsasafaetarsss and
~ foE sale Al isssr psees tha1 bessrs sod II
this market
- rlsla Water CsolsTz,
IS FaFcsis ~ ilaa1 d.
10 heioaeidsz ksiF-seFsssrs-
~ebssss1as Pale lido.
80 ! znsnagc FFes1zHs-
sessats f.k fFerzsFsl
e "a. xzssasr Screw rap fsua csAs. l
and qasFss.
50 sss. .sss fr~s Cas- fs< s>elszE
40 1sz- GAR 1LsE4 q relt Tara
Dee pless saa H14x1stz
SA<rry EtseFe snl Ne,tsisEs-
1s eos f-sstsd fArpersr
Nv. sItsos.
ssx1ls a csiisss slzest.
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From rIs..slaId,s City Issas, rhIlsaslIlbla.s
III MSS 1orrsE x1cxnor


Written receiving the gift OF exquisite picture
from the pencil Of d. HARRr HUyErT, tsq.
IT'S the pictured face Of little girl,
That the artists hand hath wrought,
And the spell Of is beauty the charm offs grace,
Fron Lis own deep heart was brought
Fir, even fairer, than childhood is,
To my earnest gaze it seems,
Like TIE form Of some spirit my spirit has met,
In the radiant land Of dreams
holy shade, as if angel wings
Were brvodiDg above II now,
Is shed from the ringiets Of sunny hair
That wave round the gentle brow
There's WORLD OF thought in those penEive eyes,
Aud a HEAVEN Of feelings tender.
That blend and gleam meath the slken fringe,
That softens their starry spiendor.
And the lips, though moyeless and mute yet seem
Oi the soul within to speak;
And the beautiful light OF innocent joy,
To glow ON the rounded cheek.
o, lovely pictured thou art the shrine
Where MY fervent heart would lay
A wcaitb OF feelings too deep, too foud,
Too deAthess to pass away.
All they still shall live they still shall glow, on
These thoughts thou hast given to me;
part Of my while a dweller here,
OF my SOUL in Eternity.
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SIZZLING LiouoE TO DEuSEgS aES CRTAg
N As,IsIrfi The Supreme Court u Ais-
slszipii has affirmed abe validity u tie las
making II peAai Tor retailers 10 sell Iiqaor
20 drankea man, aud declaring thar The
osaer d shs establishment Is Responsible
tss Tue set Of he bar keepeF ca sbss behalf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

The BALL0rINO.-A Geographic despatch
from Charleston To the Cincinnati ComHer-
cad, dated the 24lh, says the 2e'h would he
devoted to the consideration of the platform
and that the bslloiing for the nomination
would commence to-day. We shall have
some indication tonight, therefore, OF the
strength of the several aspirants
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

A piece of aes road Ia Ceneord, Mass..
which has been 10 Use aisoai Eve year,. sua.
denly disappeared On Thursday fossEssa. Il
Was laid cut across = rwAmp. aud vss some
Sin 70 seFen rods In sxtenL A nza and one
horse team were At sork On Il 81 tbs tisae
sad had asFfos szass,e.
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n EW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED By
II u 4 Il n N.
IL College street.

THE HISTORY OF HERODoTUS, by Gee. Rawlnsou,
Ma, with Maps anu Illustrated. vols
MARlN's AE;HANICS, b. Chas. Bennett;
history or PENbhNNIS, by lhackeray;
VOYAGE DOWN HE AMOoR, by Collins;
LEE BEFORE HIM;
AGAINST wIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea, author
OF Sylvan Healt's Daughter, Katie Branda;
A BIBLICAL RsASON WHY. A guide to Scripture
Readings, Illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. Sewen;
NIGHT LESSONS Fran SCRIPTURE Seweu;
FRIARSwo Cd PoSr OFFICE, by the author OF the
Heir # Redoiyrr. +. HAGAN,
aprlS-u UBsG College 81.
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The people OF Lexington. Mass. on Thurs
day, celebrated ,he anniversary Of the nrss
Revolutionary battle. though the arrange
ments were bot on Iasgs scale. Coy. baaks
driisezed Al address In the evening.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

Mrs Winsiow, experienced nurse ua
ernale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethi.s by softeDing the gumsre iucing allinhama
on-wih allay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it will give rest
oyourselyes and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement D
mother column une7d&wIy
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A Rich Bill OF Fare.

- aFes
Oar contemporary OF the Boston C6rnscr
o,aI BaiieIH. prints the following Bill Of Far,
for Print:rs' Festival, which will be fully
appreciated by members OF the crafi:
BILL ~ PARE
nssT coUkSx
''ComPosiIion'' soup.
Po'sEe Ia biabi- e l'mprimatsur.
Cham -''lcEded" sugar on
various brands.
Brand *. -
EEooSB couksk.
M
Mammoth ced- 4 Titasiai style.
saeksFs--" y e. sauce.
Esis--a PtsquiTm.
"BaFgs oys'-on he haif shssi.
rHIHD oouksz
Roast Beef--'.sslsf,'
C4Iysz' H-a.i--sfsil Ezcs.t'
sitsep's Foet--a IA ehsse de Ter.
I'stlsse DE s-Fre--s Ia hoT4Inr De n frs So.
Csierg Ia a saturday HiskL
Pastry, Efc
.sPl''-all sorts
raadas-the 'sPsa-sf' q ~Aiesl is Ia tbs eating.
''fass.'' r.fosis. =
nEssEEr. Erc
feaese~-sish Composing stones"
lee ttesm-ta .seeiumaz-tf
srss--aea- rAIs-sl-
SDEs, Kse.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

~ The Countess VI EIgin died At Paris
on the LIST Inst. shs sas the mother Of the
present Earl of Elgia whose departure Tor
China will be delayed for sbort TINA.
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Mexican Mustang Lfnfmenr.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained. For rheumatism
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or Galds,
sprans, Pole Evil, and Swelngs upon Horses, ithss
no equal. No person will be without it who has
once tested its value. "And with reference to the
general estimation of the Mustang Liniment, can
cheeriuly say that article performed so
many cures in our neighborhood as this. L. W.
sMi1H, Bridgefeid, Conn " S. LE1oH, Esq, Hyde
Park, Vt, writes, ''that the horse considered
worthless (his SPAWN } but since the free
use of the Mustang Liniment have sold him for
Slao Your Lniment is doing wonders up here"
such testimony is reaching every day. The half
Is not told Every family should haveit. Beware Of
'ns'tdfi0hs Tie genuine Mustang is sold by all
spectacle dealers throughout the world.
BARNES PARK,
apr2-lm Proprietors, New York.
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New Publications.

NEW BOOK, by the aushor Of the WIDE, wide
World and Dollars and Cents, SAY AND SEAL.
WooING AND wARING IN TIE WILDERNESS. q
story of ''CaI etug Ky - tale designed iusIrAi
the domestic life Of tie early seulers of Kentucky
by Chas. DeKirk (see Dekay) u Louisville.
THE MARBLE FAUN; Or, Romance Of Monte Benz, a
book by NathaDal hawthorne. vols.
LETTERS FRoH swIlZi RLAND, by Samuel Irensus
Prime.
TRE WAY 1T Al L ENDED.
CATHARA CLYDE, Novel by Inccnna.
HOME PASfIAES; or, FAbleau~ Niyania.
WALTER AsHwooD, Love story, by Paul Siog-
Goth.
rev edition OF REEDS POEMS, enlarged, ? vols
just TecelS Cd aud Tor sale by
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s9 For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call on
Nicholson 4 Humphrey No. % South side OF the
Square. They receiving daily fine stock of both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they selling a IT.
tie cheaper than any other house in the city.
marI5-tf
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TIE treasury Of tAs IkspabiIc@a city Of
chie.so L slsrsy. soshisg Surprising. hat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

The regular newspaper accounts of the
proceedings of the Charleston Convention
have commenced 10 come to hand. They are
much more Ineligible than the telrgraphic
reports, which are confused and unreliable
We propose to furnish our readers with a
synopsis OF the regular reports daily rs they
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SHELsYvLIE, Dec. 10, 1859.

MEssRs. C IF
have used your Ambrosial OIL in case of Ulcer
On my leg of i've years standing, which effect
ed a cure. CHAS. Z. HIDE.
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The following numbers drew the principal Prizes
In the drawing of March 22nd, 1850:
Nos, Prizes. Nos Prizes
e4so 900 1906 $50 600
1926 $4,000 1859. .......... 20, 900
lo5l ..--.-.... 10000
Numbers 9s5, 2ees, 27so, 37oo, $3.50, 500, 1857
sf02 1850, 7722 s9O7, ec3o e5l5 e671 $50, 1881
1856 1zss2, 1905. 134s6 $780, 1880 1885, l5s7s
1881, 1928, 1885, 1888, 2e2os. 2s4o4, 2os25,
241el, 253l4, 1870, 2e043, 2ozee 2555s, 276eo,
1850, 2sol3, $3.50, 2ses5- 2eoSs-looO each.
Whole ticket No. seo7 held in Charleston, S. C.
The drawing OF this celebrated Lottery will
take place Oh the I'd OF May For particulars
see adrertiseme nt in another column. -
apr25-triwIt DON RODRIGUEZ
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HAY AND CORN.
R00 BALES Hay, just received per steamer John
cOO Guat. 200 Bags Corn per Runyan and
Gen. Anderson
ALTO.
TO ARRIVE in few days
eco Barrels Flour.
500 bags do
10 Tons Brandy
A. JENKINS.
apr2I-H No. Il Market st.
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- - a tzS KIM.
- No. IL <ss1th = .rxr- -
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1RRIFhLS AT THE HOTELS

BRUWNS HOTEL Dawson, Miss: I, VIII
ING, Nc; W Salnes, Ark; r M KiipatTick. Ia: 4
.faItrldge, NY;C Bassett, CT; n Hal and 81,
enn6 ~ Brlnghufst, LA; II Lee, Pa: w Tht Ia :,
Ala5 WHARTON, Tenn; ste fucker Va; III Briok
"a, Le; w MoLeod ana ly, sc; A n Ioteler. Va. IT
Cl3sy La; Gen L Waul and ", Tex: j j Final
w htnsy, Md; Miss A Steinbufger Miss Sts;n
ts sifsr, MISS Hamllton, L Caperton and dansh
Ge,bans S ? SSnapman, Miss II Echold, VO; Miss L
Waifsm9 nv SeGk fs and ly Pa; EPpng, Ga; w
o6 T1st u Del LR Stone, 0akfori and ". La:
IIis Lu;n, La Jones, Miss; Mrs Dennon and
Ala; 4 Fish, Merrill, Ark. ""u ''
=, MA TlUNAL HOTEL-C MudeIl r William
70 w es', " :; Beales II Wilson and SON NJ
EeeteIs' Parmies, Coleman, b Csrpentsr p 4
S76poot, Burn, NY; " Potter, = W6inoIs p /.
y beasten Del; Brunett, Miss Payne, = Shat
Enross, f0ung, Pa; q Durant, r Masrsv. NJ
smIsSs Fisno Wh1ts E Layer llo and IT, Miss
sylor, La; MIS-: Rodes. J kOdes q Light Je:o'aar
"a ana ~, Va; J. Ames, J Read, Hudson. Ma.
: Cneste5 sad ly, TweIors and ". j WatEin. nj
~, iAIa; w HAGEN, Tenn; Williams, China. TH 1%
HuiNlyUs w. W Glover, Tyler, DC; w F Haa: ard
Ter, A Hull, Reese, Ga: "Hu i'' wal
,khkWOOD HOUSE, Framptop ank 4, NJ
Up NORMAN; Eeatherton, Mass; n NeaIl. Ps., n u
Talaner ana brother, Va; G Wall, La: " d. r
Sonaston, N.Y. Arnold, RI; o Hopkins. Avs r.
ID Z Gordon, Miss. " 0"UioJ' ~ .
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" MI r f. McGinty, the Sheriff of Jefferson
county, miss, was robbed Of $4,000 in Vicks.
Dugn on the 18th, while sleeping in a room AT the
Warrington Hotel. AS soon as be had discovered
ms loss ne attempted TO commit suicide by takino
Iaudanum, but friends interfered and prevented
'ne accomplishment of his design
III Mrs. Rachel T Medkerk, a teacher In =
ulstrlct school In Cincinnati, has been presented
oy the citizens with gold hunting watch and
cnaln, valued at Sl25, and the freedom of twenty
railroad lines, as reward for her bravery i'm pre
venting the children under her care from rnsbino
Into the street during the terrible tornado which
swept over the city some weeks ago.
CAUSE AND EFFEcT.-The New York Exnre.s
says: The effects Of the Stellar insurrecti on 70
beginning 70 tell in the market Brimstone snmac
oranges and lemons and other Sicilian and Me-
poiltan produce have risen from five To twenty
Per cent since the first landing of Garibsldi'
here Is as yet no prospect of turn in the mar ket
In favor Of buyers ''' ~
III An excellent opportunity to purchase di,.
monds may be found by visiting ConstantinopIe:
~ stated In letter from that city that owing 10
tne olsHess which now prevails, a general sale OF
.nese stones Is making by Turkish families, and
cent. in the gems ~ pc
~ When friend once told Plato what scan
od4ous stories his enemies had propapated con
corning him-''I will live So - repIied The mil
osoPher, "that nobody shall believe them,
III A. |. Richardson, of Old Town Me ,,,,.
instantly killed, and Benjamin Whipple fatally
INJURED, oy premature explosion Of a cannon a
Douglas jubilee. Oh az
3T"Porter," asked an old LADY, of an T,isb
IdIway porter, ''when does the nine O'Clock train
Mikes reply NY ''iunh' was
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THE EVENING STAR.

ALL roR THE Union Whatever diversity Of
opinion there may be among the four Presidential
candidates as to slavery and the power Of Con-
gress over IL, they are all united on one point
every one Is in favor Of the Union. The accept
ing speeches and letters Of each Of the candidates
prove each man to be very sound on this question.
Mr. Breckinridge says 1--WE intend to strengthen
md lengthen the Union" Mr. Douglas saws ssthe
Onion must be preserved, )" and thro1g h the Doug
las party. Mr. Lincoln says he Will Cooperate
Tor the success Of principles declared by the Con-
venuon-the lnviolability of the Constitution and
perpetual Union" Mr.. Bell says his efforts will
be directed to the promotion Of all the great OBJ
lects for which the Government was Instituted,
but more especially for the maintenance Of the
Constitution and the Union against all impairing
Influences and tendencies" Here are four dis
Hnguished gentleman, representing every shade
OF political opinion In the country, all zealously
devoted to the preservation Of the Union. Under
These assurances the people must feel perfectly
easy In their minds in regard to the future Of the
country, no matter how the election may turn
The fact that they all defer to the Union sentiment
OF the country proves that the Union Is little too
strong yet for either of them to destroy, II they
were 50 disposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

ID The means in use by the degraded King of
Naples for tortnring suspected persons among b: 9
subjects, as described by the London Times, are
most revolving One person, for merely carving
letter In cipher, was placed in a sack and kept
beneath the water until he had lost consciousness
three times The thumb-screw was used to extort
confessions, and also an instrument called the
touihqnet, which was applied to the head, W hich
makes the eyes start forth and almost drop' pom.
t,uo, lieutenant Of Maniscaler, invented an arm
cnair, In whichlthe victim is seated on sort of
grloiron, under which is pan of coal Another
was 70 tie the head Of the victim between his
legs, and leave him in that position until he con-
tessed Another instrument was the sibinf, or
angelic instrument" in which by turning a
screw, the limbs OF a victim are crushed On
one occasion man was suspended in the air, his
arms being tied to one wall and his legs to
another and In that position officer Of the police
Jumped upon him and beat him
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

M TEETH.
Of tho MfNEKRE PfATE TEETH, a. - -
tends personally at his Office in this CITY. s9
Many persona ocn wear these teeth who >x11o
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons ling at my oftce can be accommodated
with any style and prIoe of eeth they may desire
or. 10 those VINO are paItlcns and wish the purest,
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
sth and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadel
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MEDICINES.

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