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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Deem-
ing it my duty to those afflicted, and to the
one who cured me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bur-
densome for five years, having applied to
several physicians who could give me no re-
lief, and trying all kinds of medicine could
get, which was recommended for old sores.
All seemed to fail. 1 gave up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that extent could get no
sleep, until my father, who, being cured of
severe Rheumatism by the Indian Doctor,
at No. 100, High street, purchased for me a
bottle of his Blood Purifier and a box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. Ny legs are now sound and
well. My general health and strength is
better than it ever was in my life. And ifI
owe any man on earth a debt OF gratitude,
that man is Doctor Anderson. wish every
man, woman and child in the world, who are
afflicted as have been afflicted, who have
suffered as l have suffered, may read this
letter and thus find where they can be cured.
l am of the opinion his remedies will cure
any sore in existence, and would recon-
mend all thus afflicted to apply to the Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street, where they can
be relieved ofmisery, and also be permanent
ly cured. MERTON SANDERS,
Resides Sandersville, Davidson county,
Tennessee.
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Commercial.

DAILY PATRIoI OFFICE,
Nashville, May %, 1851. (
CorTos.-There has been nothing done in Cotton du-
ring the past week
ToRAoco.-There was sale yesterday at the ware
house of A. Hamilton Of 10 hhds at the following g
ures $685. s25 2o5 76o 675, $50, $50, $50, 795, $780,
700. 600, 500, 225 Gas, 575, $40, EOS, $50
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Produce, Grain, Groceries, DC.
CORRECTED RY
b. B. COMMON s. BRO,
Commi sSi0n and Produce Merchants,
No. College Street, Nashville

NASHVILLE, May %, 1861.
There is nothing doing in the produce provision
trade except in retail way The stock is small, and
coming in of consequence The Grocery trade is
dull, and the price of coffee is advancing Stock light
FLoUR-supply light. We quote:
Superhne. S. 7o96 so
Extra Superhne 5000. Ootgo 20
ooV3 w
Buckwheat is in good supply, and dull We quote at
! 81 Is per 100 bis.
GRAIN-The supply OF corn is light. 1t is selling
at 75GSOc per bushel. Oats $4,000. Wheat 81 20I0
1 25 per bushe
BACON-The receipts of Tennessee light. The
supply of all kinds small We quote:
From Wagons. From Store.
Shoulders. 10H@1lA
HAMS. -1lHfOl2 13f0-13H
Clear Sides 14H0-15
LARD-From Wagons 1o91o1z from Store 1OH
@1lc.
BUTFER-1Si020c per ID for table use; inferior 13O
1Sc per ID.
MEAL-Unbolted 7o0sOc sbushel; bolted SOC to 90.
CHEESE-Engsh Dairy II nc and Western Reserve
s5l91Oc fb.
ROCEaIES-we quote Rio Coffee at 1s01s1zc;
fair to choice Sugar s@61c in hhds and bis; Molasses
aO933c in bris, and S5@37c in half brls-
SALT-we quote Coarse sack at 81 90; Fine 81 Is;
ample to meet the demand.
CANDLES-We quote Parafine wax at 27@30c at
wholesale and 359i0c p f small lots. Star 17@1ss
and Tallow 110l2c.
COTTON YARNS-The following the agents
quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700 and 500, &c doz;
900, 10c; 500, lie; and 400, 12c.
IRISH POTArOES-we quote Neshannocks and
Pinckeyes 81 % per brl. soc per bushe il bags
SEEDS-We quote Clover 5x9S5K p bushel,
in brs; Blue Grass, stripped, 81 so; Clean
81 rs bu Ii TBS Timothy So 2503 35; Herds Grass
81 4O01 So Orchard 81 6591 rs; Millet s0ef0s1 90;
Hungarian 81 25; Flax Seed -
HAY-We quote from store at scoops per ton. On
the wharf S21tGS22
COAI-we gu Round and Lump Cumberland
River at 2O@25c q bushel, Sewanee 15G0lsc, Bells
HOPPE, and Pittsburg 2O625c. The market is well
supplied.
FEATHERS-Feathers in limited demand, at
3o@32K 2 b for Live Geese when put in good ship
ping order.
GENSING-The demand is limited at 35(D40c q fb.
BEESwAX-Buyers offering 22925c q fb.
WHISKY-Recthed is held at 20c p gallon, and
country 5OE075c p gallon, according TO quay.
CIDER-We quote Champaign Crab) Cider at s. so
@ss 90 . brl.
HOMINY.-Fine flint, 81 rs p bushel, and dull in
barrels.
BRAN.-s17@S1s p ton.
THE above wholesale buying prices. Small lots
sell at an advance OF SOLO per cent them-l
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MOFEAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

TNHESE Medicines have now been before the public
Il for period Of THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part of the Globe for their extraordinary
immediate power of restoring perfect health 10 per-
sons suffering under nearly every kind Of disease to
which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety Of
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Public Speaking I'm East Tennessee.
Appointments of Gov. HENRY S. FooTE
and JOIN +. House. Esq, for East Tenn
essee:
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and JOIN +. House. Esq, for East Tenn
essee:
Governor FooTE will speak at:
cambridge, Thursday, May %.
Newport, Friday, "a "a.
Greenville, Saturday, q 25.
Jonesboro', Monday, 50 II.
Rogersville, Tuesday, T" 28.
Beams Station, Weds'dy" 29.
Tazewell, Thursday, " 80.
JacksborO', Saturday, June L.
CLIFTON, Monday, - 3.
Knoxville, Tuesday. 4:
Col. JOIN F. House will speak at:
Sneedville, Thursday May 3D.
Blountville, Saturday, - %.
Jonesboro', Monday, q.
Maynardville, Weds'day, 29
Rutledge, Thursday, 80.
New Market, Friday, 81.
Sevierville, Saturday, June L.
Clinton, Monday, B.
Knoxville, Tuesday, 4.
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Police InteI,trence.


CousrErrIrERs AT woRx-AaRAsr OF LARGE NUMBER
Police On Friday night large gang of counter
letters commenced flooding the city With bogus SIS
tho Ca'ssi,i Bank, of Cstsxn N T., aad large
Der were distributed amongst storekeepafs before the
police became aware that counterfeiters
At late hour however, they sucoecded In making seve
raj arrests Henry Swift had pissed one Of the bills at
the store Of McCorck, No. lao Ninth street, ana on
searching him the police found about $50 In the spurious
bills George Ferguson aud George waacs passed Of
tie bills upon Mr & Pendletou, Of No. Ninth street,
nnd we're arrested. Henry Dixon passed uyon JOHN
GyanroD, Of Third avenue corner Of Fn1rtsenh street.
and was arrested. Oakley Brown s,sd CD Louisa
Hontigtco, and a'rcsted. Icssza ~lstt, girl
eighteen years OF age, passed 4. W Fiebot Of
No. II Catbarne alp JaJnee Clark passi Beojs
min Harris, Of No 264 Grand street. On Norris
tailor passed TO s. Rosenbaum, OF No So Chatham
street. Besides these The police ~ sde several other
arrests, and the prisoners al taken tho Police
Court and locked up for examination hsrges Of
having fcloniously passed counterfeit money rhe couu
terfes are very excellent limitations Of the genuioe
issues. and well calculated 10 deceive They believed
TO be Photographs Or not hey certainly the best
engraved limitations that have evor como under the OBJ
6eyyatOn or the DOlce.
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Capture OF a sIaver-Her Arrival at Tni,


The ship Nightingale j. j. Guthrie Z. s NJ command
ing arrived at this pert yesterday morning from Monrovia
West Coas. Of Africa which place she left May 49, and
anchored at Quarantine.
The Nightingale captured on the 23d of April OF
Rabenda, West Coas. Of Africa by the United States
toop Of war Saratoga having board $50 negroea She
wac taken into MoDrovis where the cargo put on
shere viz 2'2 men, 81 women, $40 boys and 90 GIRLS
making total of s0l-149 having died on
the passage from Kabenda. priz, crew OF
twenty Blk men was put board fron the Saratoga,
who brought he ship to this port There has been con-
siderable sickness amosg the crew board the Nghtn
gale since leaving Non, The following men oel,ng.
ing to the Saratoga have died Honry Nsgle Ordinary
seaman John Edwards ndspan, and Michael Redm md,
marine. The Nightingale Is clipper ship Of 110o tons
buriheo built at Portsmouth, f. and intended for the
Baltic and Australian trade but the builders did not
fulfil the contract, she passed into other hands,
She sailed hence September 10, with load OF
grain for Liverpool and arrived there October 6,
where discharged her cargo and was up for the East
Indies Saued Live-p vol on December g. andon the
i4th Of January anchored at the Island of st. Thomas,
west Coast OF africa" states her log" Ga the 22d
Of January sho was boarded OF tho Congo by the Fog
Itch steamer Archer and tho Uned States steamer Mys
tic, when she proceeded up e Congo river and remain
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W ar Reports from the British West In
dies.

AN ENGLISH GUNBOAT FORCES THE RELEASE OF
VESSEL FROM A UNITED STATES MANOR WAR.
From the Nassau ~ P } Guardisn, MAY eel
1t reported thai af ge force OF sunbats being
tted out ut Portsmouth, 10 look after British commerce
10 the Southern States.
We have been informed that British vessel ss seized
recenk, III the vicinity Of Key West, by Amer.c n
Syx came up, kud after making rquir req her
release This being refused tie of the Styx
be prcmptcGe Of the gaiiant ocer ues;rad Of
fect, :or Hoe Was released immediately.
Un'otpnsaly for the accuracy OF Information or 70
raey CT our Nassau coemp rary the Styx Fog
land fer the purpose Of repairs the 28sh Of May She
left Bermuda the Sd CT that month. before the time
81 egsd tor The prompt" action Of Capt Cave her CON
manter ED HERALD
CULTIVATION OF COTTON IN JAMAICA
|. trufn The Etktau Gaa,dian, .i.e
We perceive vi b much Pleasure What ia ,usequence
OF tho present unhappy stale OF Asrca the Cotton Coo
pa1y OF jamaica have mined diateiy ia. iny
out s@ve al thousand the cultivation CT
Gotten
wou,o it rot be desirable for Eahamtaa ,sners TO turn
come # The waste !Gds OF this colony to ga me- a.
COUNT
From Demcrra we Iea,p that on tie ed OF Apri, the
Govefm announced that tho applications for coolies ha1
amoDn'ed III 3i5, 1916 tnnn ,rdog t, hi.
owp previous Representatives. they likely to o. AN
while Ga the other hand. the app cations Chuese
emigrants Gave bet ircreased from 100 0e5 Cue
ccaIt dete mined to limit The applications the former
to Geo he numoe OF Chinese he ordered at once
hAs been fixed 1t tbres Thousand hundred but IL IA
unt eSstood I'll further applications viii received ana
ode'sio tor any additional auu,bers The votes oo
me estimate Tor the poporoc OF passage payable
b the ccooy aIe IN the OF coolies S48 900 aud 10
the care OF Chinese $l25 0O0 entire vote for thts
years expenses OF migration to be borue
by the colony arounts TO $3.50 go This 10 entirely ex
clus'No OF the provision for sinking fund on
tho public cebts due account of INN grafton THAT
provision is set doSo at $751; 240,naS ,ng total O.
$40 4eO nearly third OF eptlre eetnated ex-
Psnd.ture, for Immigration purposes
SALE OF SCHOONER TO THE UNITED sTATEs 90.
vERNMEar.
from the Nassau Herald luna
We learn that tie schooner Oriental has been sold 10
e government OF the United States for the of three
th0uaaUd collars ard she becn despatched 10 the
Solahern waters, with sealed orders
TRADE WITH NEW YORK.
The Nassau papers call fer a SENT moothy line of
steamers 70 Letween that port New York ~ &C.
conmodate the increasing trade
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asffay the extraordinary outlay involved by The
war. These points may interfere with the corner.
At the morning board to-day Central advanced
u; between the boards it was "a higher again;
IN Che afternoon it sold at Is, q decline of
n State stocks were scarce again to-day,
and Virginias advanced "A, and Missours "a. Erie
was "A better, Harlem "a, Michigan Central "a,
Galena "a, Toledo ss; the other railway shares
were steady. After the board the market i'm.
proved AT the second board the market was very
duh indeed, closing so. The following were the
last quotations:-Un States SIS, 1874, 75A
70; Tennessee 6's, 35H 3514; Virginia 6's, 4ls4
AZ; Missouri 6's, 37A 37zs; Canton Company, 8 q
3; Cumberland Coal preferred, ~ 81; Della
ware and Hudson Canal, 70 q so; Pennsylvania
Goal, 76 q Is; Pacific Mail Steamship, 64H 65;
New York Central Railroad, 1917 1874; Erie, 2211
%; Hudson River, 80 1914; Harlem, 10 1917;
DO. preferred 1914 "a; Reading, 3OA 3l1s;
Michigan Central, AZ q 42A; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 1917 M; do. guaranteed,
2s% q "a; Panama, 1857 1867; Illinois Central,
65Z . Sc; Galena and Chicago, 59A q 591.; Cleve-
land and Toledo, % a 2214; Chicago and Rock
Island, 341I; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
81 q S. Milwaukee and Mississippi, II IA
La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, s%
8; Illinois Central bonds, 80 q 90.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
hoeelptss. $550,o66 Al
-FW CUSTOMS. .'''...'............. lS,00O W
xaymonu'.'' .''.''..s".. SUI 400 ~
OasAn0o. "a
The house of Brandt 4 Co., which Is reported as
having failed, is Of st. Petersburg the successors
Of the great house of Stieglitz & Co. The London
house was Richard Brent Il Co., no connection of
William Brandt, Sons & Co.
despatch from Philadelphia states that the
entire State loan Of three millions of dollars for the
war has been taken ct par.
The suspension Of Hollis, White h Co.'s Bank,
Of Niagara Falls, is announced. According to the
last annual report Of the Superintendent of the
Banking Department, the circulation is $14,99s,
protected by the deposit of SIS, 900 Of New York
State skies.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l5,749,l06 20, and the balances
$964,74S Os.
The Board of Underwriters have again reduced
the war rate, making it only per cent, which is
Q return to the old rates Of . fortnight ago. This
action is prompted by the later advices from Eu-
rope in regard to privateering.
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Bris Godredo dtab. 1uiismns, Observation-Disclosures L
Brig Dobra Kosbanska tAus Randich Cork and arket-
Brig q Anderson King Oadiz-s Woodbury..
Brig Jane Ssr. gprbsr roip. Petrsy Smith Go;
Brig Greyhound (Br,, Putt, Gauo,s, NF-Howland As
Big Union OBJ, Smith 8. John Ma smithsrs 4 Co.
Brig Tornado Iibbsts. Wlpinston-latss Porerheld
BHs Lucy Lucy Hsyxced Stone gs.sorT sanford
schr yenloo. Glosson, Point Petre-B r Small
ssSr Tessts1 s'f Bafsp Aspnwsy E Esssll Co
ssns
scSr Ward, Edwards, Bal.imore-r q Benton Sons
s s Mott Bedell Ryder. Bslim0reSM gedsI " ''''
sssI R. Tss sss.s sy ssn
sssr Ms Ss
schr y, lsulklin, Bosion-Dsyton 500
xs.sss
Sst sss F Tcs au.s9 fS.s.sS
Steamer Sarah. Jones' Phnadeiphia.
ARRIVED
w ma.: Ind Ss'nis sSns
Ship Ess,srn state, NickersOn Baltimore days. IN ballast
% ICE sss: M s ss
va or & Bic
BARK John Andrews (0f Bosonl French CaTdenas. II
BAH Vivid light, blanchard Eisassthport for Boston
Bark Warren Hallett Hslett, Rondout for Boston.
With Sugar %o O s 9s sSs Arroyo days.
Brig Rush Babbdge Aatanzas ID days, with mOlasses 70
Brig John Rhosdss of gs-ers Bennett. x.ssnza. ls
the entire passage; has days Of Hsteras Nay as
Of Hstteras was spoken BY Us gunbsat. cruising.
s asss E s sss Sssf e. boston s:
ssnT s hSds of Me- 'Sy sera Leone Nay
schr Louis spanier lOf RockporD lewis, Lngan, CB II
Schr Lawson, Lawson, Somerset, Md, days
schr Laura FrsnOss Higgins, Ezsbethport for Boston,
eehr Blossom Douglas, Elizabehport for New London.
ss Sr enc CLARK oS,a EzsSethpo,t for Hartford
kchr Calais Packet, Mitchell, Bangor, days.
6chr Avon, Crosby, Providence, days.
sehr velma, Trsworry, Rondout or xspi1wsI
6chr Willis, Grant, Hondout for Frankfort, Me-
Schr Free Wind mssts), Jones, Rondout for Boston
6chr Clay, De1no, Rondout for New Bedford.
Schr Challenge. Small, Rondout for Providence.
schr Texas, Champin, Rondout for New London.
soo IsGy sn% gSso r
Steamer w Bruno. Foster. Baltimore
Steamer Octarora, McIAuGhlin Baltimore.
Steamer Lonsidee. Vandervoer. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Westchester. Jones' Providence.
steamship Alabama, Fort Monroe.
l2h-Shps Camperd0wn (Br, Liverpool; Free Trade, Lon
don Southern OMsf Aavre; barEs sIah PARK Bristol;
deer, Bsrbados Albertina Havana brgs Anna (8l Bel
FAST Sea Lark, Buenos Xyres Lavrca Honteydeo; Bald
s3 .n;s can. @ See 8 La
Havana Princess ioysi 1Brj, Bermuda ''''' D'H''
Wind during the day NNw.
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HIPPING NEW S.
ALxAxAo roA NV YoHn-fHs DAY
suN nasns. % NOON SETS. eve u ~
SUE sx1s. 81 HIGH WAFER. morn IL IA


Fort OF Few York, June ID, 1851.
CLEARED.
sS,p CITY OF boSnlyn nhase Liverpool Sons
ship Day Chase, London-Waiah Carver Chase
bark 6ereiiia, kusk Glasgow-Boyd Binchen.
Bark Willing ODD, De Ia Haye. or Falmouth-Funch
Neipcke Wendt
Bark Eicoina (saIdl Stenmap, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Indian Chief (Br), VIM, Queenstown-0 Buley
BARK Maria Morton, Buckley, Antwerp-w Schmidt
Bark Carlotta, Bell, Aspnwall--,J W Elwel A Co
Bark W Dean (sr, Flint. Hsvana-T James
Bark l. Frances, Jones, Elizabetbport-RP Buck Co
Park a CAdams, Hemingway, Csmden-Metcalf Duncan
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Ghoice extra family and bakers bands. 70 70
Ocrn meal, Jersey and Brandy wne...... 2 90 10
Canadian flour was dull and heavy, and the inside
brands lover the ses sOou' GU
extra. Southern flour was active and In good de
nand for export to tropical ports with sales OF 1000
four was steady At our figures, with sales
Of It's bbs Corn meal quiet, with limited sales Of
prime sound wheat, in shipping order, was in good ex
port demand while the finer qualities were lower. The
demand for white good 70 choice, was also SLACK Tne
for white Ind ana, ST 3S 81 80 for white Ohio 81 20
81 81 for winter red part in store; 81 la 16 for
81 1917 for Canada club 81 0s 81 10 for Chicago club
and 1905 81 OF for Chic'go spring Rye was STEADY
asd in fair demand with sales Of goo bushels At eSo
In good supply, much Of it, however, arriving was
ost Of order and prime shipping lots were not plenty
Western mixed at SOC. 4oc. Ale 44c. for Eastern
mixed, 4lhc 45c. for shipping mixed, 47c. for new
Western Sc for Old ssuhsrn ysox and 49,
tern and Canadian at 3oc &c., and Of State at &c.
aa2Kc
CoFrEz-rhe market was firm, with sales Of 1900
bags Rio at lie. 49,, and 800 do, within the same
range 600 mats Java at 1870 17c, now held at the
later aeq pT the
more confidence holders and gave rmuess and
activity to the market The sales embraced about 1eO
FRuenrs TO Liverpool IS 900 bushels were engaged,
At I'd IN enipS bags, ana lVCVV 90, In Oulk, Az ot4u
500 terces beef at 6s and zoo bbls -four at H. 3D.
g. To Havre 10 900 baehels wheat taken at tic
1900 bushels wheat engaged for Brtol in an Ame
rcsn vessel, at sgd, in ships bags. TO Bremen, 30
hhds tobacco engaged at 37s Ga and 100 casee do
at 22s Cd.
HAY.-The market was quiet at Sos. for shipping and
at 60c &c. for city use.
MoLAssEs Sales Of Is bbls. New Orleans were made
at 36c. and 40 do. at 32c.
NAVAL STORES Sales Of 500 bbs. common rosn were
made at 50 2b per $40 los delivered, and $50 do fine
No at 81 co. and 400 bbls spirits turpentine made
at Tic.
PRovlHoNs.-Pork-The market without ANNA
ton while Gales limited to 376 bbs, including
mess a. SIS IS &c. closing at the inside figure and
prime at SO Is Sill. Beef heavy and mac
active while sales embraced about 12e bbIs closing
at 50 $40 Is fer repacked Western mess, and
Sil $40 for extra do. Prime nominal ST.
$l8 Beef hams were nominal at 13c 14c. Cut meats
were heavy and Gales limited. Lard was heavy, and
GALES confined TO about 130 bbs and tieroes at &C.
safes were moderate and prices heavy.
RICE Sales of ECO caeks were made at &c. q SIC.
SUGARs-The market was active and rmer, and closed
with an advance Of nc which, with the previous i'm
prcyement makes the whole advance on the weeks sales
over the prices last week. The transactions embraced
about 500 bids chiefly Cubas including refining goods
at Axe &C. ana grocery grades at &C. SIC and small
lois prime at higher figure. The sales also embraced
l74 boxes at t. and $50 hhds melado part 40 hhds)
at &C. and the remainder at p.
wHisRRY.-The market was steady, with salee OF 400
bbls at 16c
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY. June 1876 p,

THCR5D4Y, JUue 10 A.
AsB1s.-The market was unchanged and sales limited,
at S. 37K FOR pots and at S. 62h for pearls.
Observation-Disclosures market for common grades
Of ete and Western brands heavy and closed with
tendency towards lower prices, while transactions In
the higher grades moderate. The export demand
was light. The sales embraced about 5000 bills,
slAeng within the range Of the following Quotations
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BOARDIyo AND LODGING.

pOARD wANrED-ON STATEN ISLAND, IN A FARM
ID house, by single gentleman must be within three
miles Of the steamboat landing Address boz 2s7o Post
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FAEM wANTED-FOR WHICH CITY PROPERTY
IA free from ircumberence will be given, worth $7Uo
free for farm; also or lots small buildings, Forty
fourth street, worth $4,000 each. W. L. nELiCK, 40
Broadway.
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l2thShps Camperdown (Br), Liverpool Free Trade Lon
dom Southern Chief aavre; barks saIah PARK nIisel
deer Barbados Abertina Havana brigs Anna (Brl Bel
FAST Sea Lark BuenOs Xyres; Lavrca Aoneyideo;
win Minatitlan Andover B Jamaica: Sea Witch. 81 Lu-
ota Santa Clara Naguabo: King Brothers. Ponce Delta
Havana; Princess Royal (Br), Bermuda
Wind during the day NNW.
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ITO RxCHANaE-FOR UNlNCUMBEREp UP TOWN
Properly Or Vacant Lots first class prod acive Pro
good interest Oh price asked, Address b. IS Fine street.
rcoD Nc. B.
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GENTEEL, LITTLE THREE STORY HOUSE, NEAR
a Broadway ell rented will be exchanged for good
ner Liquor Store worth about $1,000 This house wei
office.
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EtOR SALE AT A PAEGAIN--A first GLASS BRICK
and brown stone House in the best part Of Brooklyn
Finished the most complete beautfu stye hall black
NUT ceilings frecoed decorated water
gas bath &c With without the furniture which OF the
best qu atty and finish. and 10 but few months viii
sold low If applied for immediately. address box 423
Brooklyn Post Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
TELEGRAAS-
LATEST IRON MISSOURI.

SrRNsEHLD, No., Aug s.-huch alarm is felt in con-
sequence of reports that the souhsrners dlnkns the
city, Stores closed the clzsns are gathering their
vAusblss and the State Bank has placed its specie IN
charge Of Gen. Lyon.
At Potosi Mo- about hundred secessionisss dash
ed through the toSn, and killed large number OF the
Home Guard, ouly losing tso OF their own men
Eleven hundred Southerners are at point SO miles
below here.
ST LOUIS. Aug. lo-Is Il reliably stated that J'u'
Thomas isrhoverin in the immediate vicinity Of cape
Girardeau.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
from IOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, ny Aug. ls.-The following Is obtained
from reliable The Postmsser-Gsneral declines
TO deliver domestic letters addressed TO persons in the
Seeded States after they reach the dead letter Office
The letters will be opened fast as receyed and gen.
orally vii be promptly returned to writers. Foreign let.
tiers will be delivered on presentation OF order from
parties to whom they are addressed.
AKsnruCky Congressman in Secretary Chase's conf
doncs ssys that the system Of permits will soon be sban-
doned. Articles only universally Acknowledged TO be
coDuraband of viii be blOckaded at this point Bag
sug and rope fabrics, provisions and small stores sl
pass. Drugs are also heavily urged