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DIR. HINGES DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

@K@s DR. KING, fOrmerlyO Of New York, for thsl
&&ks09 four ye-rs louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention TO the treatment OF private diseases for
thirty yerr hsters himself having attended practice fer
many years. and cured Thousands be ensbd to
all private nature matter how they
from nudicous medical from neglect Of their
Kings DsPensary No. % Deadck street. Cherry
equare where he all diseases Of private
cured without nsucous medicine Interference
from business.
STRUCTURES recent date eaectually cured in few
days. operation which pain Where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of skin, growing out
Lest bed treatment, e6ecuay cured in few days.
skE.L WEAKNESS particular attention having been given 70
this disease and all the consequences gewn o brought
by the destructive habits OF ncensderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect OF
which will undermine The constitution, rendering the subject
at for business society, and causing premature old
Females who be isbong with difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their case with
enclosed directed DR. A. King No. g. Deadck street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia the necessary medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict Observed Ones
o'clock the morning until in the eveningl
mAy23. 1659d&wly
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Cincinnati Market, April 3.


BUTTERThe supply has better the past and prices
shade easer but the demand coed The sales comprise
l6O packages l69sc for prime choice roll The lower
grades continue dull and the at le according
70 quality. ~
BEBsWAx-The receipts taken by dealers at 2s92Oc and
the demand good
BEANs-he has not undergone change ince
last There demand gor small White
R9I, but other descriptions hardly saleable.
CHEESE-The demand remains moderate and the market
steady change quotations. The sales during the week
comprise 400 for Western Reserve, &c for Ham
burg and l0Kc for English Dairy
PEA rHERSrhe demand Is better and prices shade higher,
the advance being 1c B. We quote 33ec a. the rste
psid for prime arrival
PRUITs-The supply Of Green Apples ample and the
ket dull the lower The Gales during the week
LOO hbls 81 91 Is for fair to prime and 50 for choice.
Dried apples dull at 299ke per b. ResehesPrms halves
owing to their scarcity, a 66c, but quarters and
common very plenty dull 44x b.
0ILsLnseed DULL and in the large prices
nal. Small sales from store making at 6A63e Lard
steady, at sO9s5c for No and 7097sc for No Coal I'M
changed, and dull ct s0e1T5e
HAY-Priees Unchanged and the market has been dull
during the week Is ef99 ton for prime Timothy in bales
arrival. eLf
IEOH-The msrkst is unchanged and the demand remains
moderate. We quote Ohio hot blast pig st S994 ton
Bar sells at 9Iz93k.
POTATOKs-Ths aFket s well supplied and the demand be-
light the market dull though not lower, prices
but feebly sustained. Prime NeshannocS sell 81
81 2e9l 30 Dbl in the small way ome store but round lots
would not bring over 81 10. -
sERDsThe has been very dull for Clover and closes
Timothy declined to So sssa 5 and dull. III. season is
pretty much over. r-sr -rf
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Harris., cream AIs-Pure.

Lovers Of Ale have pronounced this the most do
lightful beverage Of the day, and Physicians con
tnue to recommend it for the cure the worst
of Dyspepsis.
Its virtue lies in Its purity. Being compounded
solely Of malt and hops its curative properties nus
at once become apparent to those acquainted with
the virtue Of either ingredient. Its manufacture ID
conducted with the most scrupulous care, and it ID
undenis5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either in
this or the old country, at the present day.
1t contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug and it will not intoxicste. During the heat
of summer, it is the safest and most healthy bever
age that can be used and produces Of the evil
effects caused by tbs use of distilled liquor.
1t is put up in barrels for the Of dealess; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars in fifteen gallon
kegs, five dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one two, three and four dozen, two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by sd-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der, and funds on all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
mh29-dIy.
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En1land- PGriidment-Mr. FOrtescue explained
that the present convention between England and
France, respecting the Newfoundland fisheries, only
regulated the machinery under existing statutes.
and as 1t did not affect the right of Newfoundland
1t would not be laid before that Legislature.
Lord Woodhouse also explained the terms Of the
new convention with Mexico, by which certain Gus
toms duties are appropriated to British bondhOd-
ers.
In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell
promised to produce the correspondence with the
American Government relative to the American
slave Anderson.
Lord w. Graham asked whether an explanation
had been demanded from France, relative to the
assistance rendered by the French Minister in the
escape of Miramon from Mexico.
Lord John Russell admitted that Mirsmon had
violated international law, but said in advance of
official dispatches, that the French Government had
not been replied to on the subject.
Ffaaee.-The Bank Of France, on the list Of
March, reduced its rate its rate Of discount from
to per cent. E.F
In the Corps Leqislntif NJ. Jules Fabre had moved
his amendment to the address requesting the with
drawsl Of the French troops from Rome. He strong
ly urged the necessity for such q proceeding. and
asserted that the maintenance Of the stdt9s would
be impossible. The amendment was then rejected
by 246 to 5.
The entire address was finally agreed to By . vote
Of 2l8 to IL. 80
So far from recslling the French troops from
Rome it was generally reported in Paris that 10 600
men were about to be sent out, nominally to rein
force the garrison there, but really to make coun-
ter demonstration 10 that Of Austria upon the Pc.
AGly.-The new Ministry 10 not yet announced.
Rumor gives the following combination; Cavour,
President Of the Council and Minister Of FOREIGN
Affairs and Marines, and Fante Minister Of War,
London, Friday-The fund exhibited great dull
ness, but quotations were steady. In the discount
market there has been good demand for money
since the reduction of the bank minimum to per
cent. Gold continued to flow into the bank, and
there were anticpations Of further reductions OF
the minimum. s sa-t az ~
Paris, 23d.-The papers of today publish tele-
gram dated the 10th nst stating that the Porte has
consented to . prolongstion Of the occupation Of
Syria. aE
The international commander at Beyroot had de-
manded a prompt execution Of the condemned
Druses. 80 -.are .ts,a5sa
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PHILHARMONIC CONcERr.-Don't forget it to-
night-but Of course you WON'T It is the last of
the season, and some of the best music ever heard
in Nashville is to be played. Miss GEORGINA PAIGE
in "Bd RGggo," is superb, and the selection from
BEETHOvES's quintet is something fsr beyond any
thing in instrumental music which has been heard
at any concert here before 1t is one Of the finest
compositions, by one Of the greatest composers,
played BY five artists, each of whom is finished
artist. Out of Boston add New York such moroccan
could not be produced. The rest of the concert is
equally well selected
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Dr. R. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURGEoN.-Dr. r. begs
leave to invite the attention of those interested to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
vulanite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
now over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred setts the advantages of which for au-
rability, lghtness and purity abundantly testi-
fed by the numerous certificates. DR.. R. is contin-
ually receiving in their favor. Cfice No. IL Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
usual Imarch17-f
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CONCERT By CARLO PATu-We understand CARLO
PATTI will give two concerts in this city next week
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. CARLO PATTI
is a brother Of ADALNA PATTI, and has resided in
Memphis for a number of years, where he estab-
lished for himself an enviable reputation as 4 mu.
stefan. he will be assisted by some of the best
musical talent in Memphis, and we doubt not will
merit and should receive, the most liberal encour-
Rgernent from our citizens
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CHANGE.--We have this day sold to Mr.. F
KLEIN our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods. He win continue the business in all
its various branches, and we ask for him liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to us. He has very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles. Mr. N. F. SELTz can be found at all times
in the house of his successor, ready to settle with
al who owe. SELTz & HARRIS
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II A. FAHNEST0CK's
W ~ EFT GLE

Has oue bsn REGARDED With favor and confidence by r
body Of the regular medical profession In every State in TIL
Union preparation unsurpassed by any, and daily pre-
sced eminent physicians throughought the United
saes Daring the long period Of its continued popularity
spurious and counterfeit limitations have from time 70 time mad
their appearance Never been necessary on the par
Of the buyer to exercise udcous caution in pure hasiBg th
genuine article than at this time These are often
close In their external ressmblsncs 70 A.
bevel circulated put the unspsectng Pur
chaser Article which he neither wished intended to
It enough an accredited agen but purchaser
must vigilance to avoid being imposed upon and nuftex
anime every bottle to himself that he buying the GENT
inc B A. RAzNuTocas Vernifuge.
Rpll-wlm
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sgret, by Brown Dick, out Of Tempt
Time, l:4S2.

According to the official returns to the Insurance
Department of the State of New York for the year
1860, just published, the HONE Insurance Company
of New York, and the old HARTFORD" FIRE Insur
Snce Company, represented in this city by W. J.
MARI No. % College street, the only Companies
having an agency in Nashville that were able to
show unimpaired cash capital after providing for
their liabilities including reinsurance of unexpired
risks. april2-tf
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Capt r. A Bennett, who, on the 10th of February,
was severely wounded by shot from a gun in the
hands of a man named Kennedy, in Gallatin we
regret to say, is recovering but slowly. He is at
the residence of r. Avertt, having been removed
from Gallatin here some two weeks since, and is
receiving the most attentive care from his physi-
clans and his relatives and friends. We shall rejoice
At any time to chronicle his speedy recovery.
-JIortS,,iLe Plai1dedler
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New Work stocktMarket.

The New York Ereniag Post of the lst says:
The price Of Government Skies of 1881 opened
rather easier under free sales of the Coupon bonds
at 92g992{, but at the close none ara obtainabIe
under sz2 The Registered bonds which were sold
on Saturday at 80 are now 953(G953.
The feature Of the list was the weakness in State
Stocks, these being affected by the large supply
from the West. The Bankers of Chicago throw out
the bills of thrty-two Illinois Banks, which have
circulation Of three and half millions of dollars
based upon Missouri, Tennessee and Virginia Stocks
AT the close the quotations for these Bonds were
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The Hon. J. H. REAGAN, Postmaster General Of
the Confederate States has issued proposals to sap
ply the Department with mail bags, blanks, paper,
tWine, sealing wax, postage stamps mail locks and
keys, stamped envelopes, and circular marking
stamps. The Department is actively engaged in
preparing to take charge of the mails.
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& April 4 ceosssss to-day 1000 hai; Ma
otber 4,. - - Lard IN hsls e loc sasss Am 50
bales Addlisg UpAnds ls5Se Yiea, am - sii.; e.
ale lss sss ~ ss ~ WAssE declined is Corsss
bushels e1eoe Meas Pork hsysat AZ. roo bbis sg5
Nslasses; Grlsanss ne, 49, es'---'- ~
Ness PORK firm. "-@-s -
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NEw YoRx, April 3.-The Worlds Washington
dispatch states that the new Minister to Belgium
took out explicit directions to all our foreign minis
tiers regarding the policy of the Administration to-
wards the Confederate States, and protest to the
European Governments against the recognition of
those States. The World says that a number of
clerks have been removed from the Patent Office,
including one Principal Examiner. John l. Carl
ton, Of Bath, N. n, has been appointed Principal
Examiner.
Senator Nesmith left for Oregon, understanding
from the President that no extra session would be
called. a-s.. -
The Rsrolds Washington dispatch says three
companies Of military left on the Pawnee to-day
with sealed orders. The troops board the Brook
Ign were for the re enforcement of Fort Pickens
and were doubtless landed some days ago.
Orders have been seRt to the Chsrlestown Navy
Yard to fit the steamer Minnesota for sea immedi-
ately. aafsa aR% af
In Tines Washington dispatch il Is said that
Dennison will be appointed Naval officer Of New
York. Blatchfords chances for Sub Treasurer, and
Ullman's for the Assay Office, are good. Evarts
will be offered the Attorney Generalship. If he ac-
cepts it is understood that Delazen Smith will do
the work. $50 ~
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Railroad Accissns.

RPIrrsBURG, April 3.-Ths mail train due from
Philadelphis ct / P. NJ. to-day was thrown from
the track near Walls Station about Is miles from,
this city, By the breaking Of an axle The forward
car went down IN embankment 10 feet, the others
running OF the track About 80 passengers were
on the train, but NO one was seriously iIlufsa-
The following were slightly injured; Mr.. Dooos'
dsguerreOtypist of Pittsburg. E. Carpenter, urovs.
Of Holmes county, Ohio; ?. MslIonsy, Of Holnosys-
burg, Pennsylvania and Simmons, express ss'as'
morrow FOR their respective places Of destination
The mails caught Ere from the uPssiting Of stow,
and fbs contents of several pouches we're badly
damaoed cr destroyed The Washington letter
mail escaped. The New York and Phiiadelphia
S s.n. s.a;is Considerably damaged, and the way
nail between Pittsburg and Harrisburg almost en-
tirely destroyed.
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Wigfall's speech-Dr. ThOrnWeu Oh
State af rhe Country.

We are publishing large number OF hAf-shee'
Extras, containing Senator WIGFAIL's speech in
reply to Gov. JOHNSON, and THoRNwELLs article
on The State of the Country
County Committees and others desiring copies
viii [send in their orders.
Price, 81 per hundred at the Office, or 81 per
hundred postage paid. IT,
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NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-The sacora oor,,..,,- -
Z0uaves, numbering enc hundred men ~ ,s =.
evening for Pensacola. '''o-'' NV 'iiis
1t is reported that the BROOKLYN arr;xs5 o4
Pensacola harbor on the 3lst O''
indianola advices state that the Mohawk, Star of
the West and Empire City are lying outside pass
Cavallo bar. waiting for troops to return to New
York. f,s-s.r~g ssst 3
The steamer Fashion has been chartered bv the
Federal Government to transport troops from Ind
anola to Pass Cavallo bar. Ten companies are ex-
pected from San Antonio
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NEw YoRK, April 4.--Wm. Woodruff (Dem)
elected to Congress from the Fourth Dstriet In Cos
neeticut BY eighty majority.
The steamer Kangaroo has arrived.
The frigste Minnesota, under Commanders Skrinr
ham and Case, goes 70 the mouth Of the Mississippi
The Perry and Powhsttan are also ordered Their.
There are other Indications Of collecting the reys
nue. on shipbOard.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.


have always considered advertising, literally
and long, to be the great medium of success IN bust
ness, and prelude TO wealth. And 1 have made it
an inyariabe rule too to advertise in the dullest
times, long experience having taughtme that money
thus spent is well laid out; by keeping my bust
hess continually before the public, ii has secured
me many sales that would otherwise have los"
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burg Wing Of the Goth states that from fifteen hun
drsd 20 two Thousand dollars were collected there
the previous day, under the tariff laws Of the new
COnfederacy. or course this vas all upon products
Of the United States previously received free of
duf~
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Inc New 1ork Herald OF the LIST says:
A sale was made Saturday At auction of $50, 900
North Carolnas, being part Of the bonds distracted
from the India Trust fund The first SIS 900 sold at
54t, the balance GA and 6SE. North Carolinss are
worth in open market 81; so that the faint of ths
robbery made difference of 261, 163 and I21 per
cent. The State Of North Carolina has given notice
that she will pay the interest on these bonds as
faithfully as upon her other issues; so that on the
face of it, the bonds sold yesterday seem to be
cheap.
The course of the market during the week ending
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Review Of she Nashville Market.

OOhN-At aucnon Oh Oorn
sold large in lots at 495Oc bushe From store, in small
lots, the price is Coo.
PROFESSIONALS receipts of Bacon light with agoOd de-
mand &c for Shoulders Sc for Hams and Ice for Clear Sides
from wagons Lots from held about lie ID above
these quotations.
GR0CERIEs-The movement In Groceries is steady though
large at fell prices. We quote Rio Coffee at
Fair Choice Sugar 9s hhd and bbls Molasses 3O
in bbls, and 35@43 in half bbls.
IRISH PoTAToEs-The market is well supplied with su
peror seed and table purposes We quote NAshan
nocks and Pinckeyes at 81 1898 Q Dbl.
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AR GOODWIN sad Dsughser has TIE honor 70 annsrsc
Vk 10 he Ladies Gsnflsnsn q Nashville AID YrnIsg
III eammsnca ries q distractions N n p-s
Az az DANCIN g q o6a Fellows Hall, "a s1t,rirs
AZ . o'clock A n, and NJ
NJ Goodwin assures Parents and GuaraIsus vhs m. 49,,
hin with sir Support zs every attention win bs 1s.n N
hi1 per 10 rapid zTlneeent of TIA Pupia Win 49, ~
nav Be iatrusiea He VIII ntFoiacs AL he Nee an E.l
fcsd5fs Dances q LenDoN nna RAzia.
DancinR rnTerlal. lhat ssnnok i i-.n.. Ia.
In education Of Yeunsndlsl and asn1sren ii Il -
useful and ornamental. M orns laad 1f.--sl -
body ard improves The Sarriare. - -
Mr. as capabilities veil known, Is R.srh., M 4,
requires snly his annonnceneni % irsars In - =
Al these desifous % Improvements in tbs elsasas fsr-
Nothing sads nneh % Tie addusl and npDsS-.a - = -
ene graceful oeportnent, AL q whieh ma7 y lesu-f
July under ", a. sycstls1t insEpcfQas e.
aei4r-dA ~
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The Largest Circulation Of any
Political Paper i'm Tenn.

The UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at the following very low
rates. Subscriptions always to be paid
in advance.
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LIBERAL CONTRIBUTToN-Th Franklin Blues, a
military company of Tuscumbia, Ala, left for Fort
Morgan on the 25th ult. A flag was presented on
the occasion by the ladies' and 50 500 subscribed in
ten minutes by the crowd for the benefit of the CON-
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New Orleans Races,

SECOND DAY-MONDAT, ARH l.-Doswen Stake, for
year olds mile heats. $500 subscription, half forfeit
&c Club to add $500; second horse to save his
stake. Twenty>four nominations.
A. Keene Richards Oh by West Australian, out Of Emilia by
" ... ....s
B. C. Camps oh Regret by Brown Dick, out of Tempts
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The Habanese, it is said, are already making
cigars, done up in wrappers adorned with the flag
Of the Confederate States. This we believe, is the
6rst foreign recognition
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arrest Of Alleged Fugitive slaves.

CHICAGO, April 3-A colored man named harris,
, On warrant issued by Z. S. Commissioner Cor
nesu. and sent by special train to Springfield,
where they will be examined tomorrow. The man
IL Claimed by Mr. Patterson, of St. Louis county,
MO-. and the woman and children by Mr.. Vail, of
the same county, from whence they escaped three
weeks since. AS it was almost entirely unknown
that warrants were issued, they were executed
with little difficulty, but after the affair became
known, the most intense excitement prevailed
among the eolored portion of the community.
Large numbers gathered at the depot at the time
the regular morning train left supposing the fngi-
tives to be aboard. One or two shots were fred at
the tram, but beyond this there disturbance
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JgsT TIE rHNa-Our attention this morning to friend
Of who few months ago. oky feeble and debated
NOW be is healthy strong and robust This great change was
produced by taking Con-
DIAL This ID real TLIxIR LiFz. = s.ts = $500.
We sdvse every reader who may y and and
are we'll and wish keep 20, try Evening Mirror
apll-d&wlm /.
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he course of e.market during the week ending
Imports aG PhtIadelnh

Imports at Philadelphia.
The following is statement of the business at
the Philadelphia Custom House for the month of
March, as compared with the same menth of the
two prevIous years
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Rhode Islana Election.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April S.-The election to-day
resulted in the defeat OF the Republicans. Gev.
Sprsgus was reelected BY large majority. The
Legislature Is Of the same political character.
Sheffield and Brown are elected to Congress over
the late Republican members.