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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-18

| DERKINS 81 CLACk-Are now prepared to re
ceiye, store and ship cotton Liberal advances made
! TO consignments. oct2-
! PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS,
| / FROM THE EARLIEST PERIODS TO THE PRES
/ ENT Timely S. G. Goodrich.
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/ library of ITSELF and sold by Subscription only:
| dec s-dlm J. F. LEWIS, Agent.
Derby & Miller, sole Publishers, Amburn, n. Y.
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Ofthe of American readers The editor gives
the geography of each country whose history presented
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with that presenting each nation separately, cannot fail TO
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Compends of high merit TO accuracy and phiosophic
ANALYSIS are abundant but Mr. Goodrich has been the
first To give clear comprehensive view of all nations
and people, since the creaOn-each presented separately,
vet blended into a continuous narative-BosR Duly Bee
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
We offering for sale, that beautiful COun 40
try Residence of Mr. ). J. Carter, situated the Muir A
reesboro turnpike about miles from Nashville. 1t
ains about 60 acres half high stale Of cultivation,
the residue heavily tmbered three failing springs,
from of which the water is carried the yelling
extensive orchard containing great variety the very best
iruIt IN all this ntry, Dwelling cOmmOdiOus with
ceSary out buildings This Of the handSomest places
In the neghborhOod ofNaShve and viii be sold at bar
gam We will show the premises any time to any one
desrous Of examining the same.
LINDSEY d CROCKETT,
ueco-Im No. SO College st.
IL street. three doors north Church street. has on hand
Vaccine Matter of the best quality which he will su
ply to the procession generally oct6-ly
~ RAHAM BREAD-GTsham Bread for dispeptics
VI every day.
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INSURANCE. sc.
THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OLE NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

OF NASH IAHHEook-E~
nFFICB Cedar Street. adjoining the Post Office and
opposite the Yerandah, will insure thu mutual prln-
cDe Houses Merchandise &c against Loss Damage by
Fire Steamboats, any Of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of Vessels of
every description against the Pers Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year,
for Of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mitied per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution, entitled to full participation in all the prof
its without any liability loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ s. PITCHER, President,
J. B. JOHNSON, Vice President.
g. j e. WHARrnN SECRETARY. u ianl
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FURNITURE! FURNTTURF,

AN just recevinga fine assortment Of fur
niture Of the latest and most approved S=sz-f5
tyes, which viii be warranted as rec0mmend-lT ~
ed and will be sold cheap the cheapest Having en-
arged my Ware rooms, shall keep an assortment OF Gil
bers superior Pianos, also Window Shades Clocks Mir
rOrs, &c. Furniture Of all kinds made 10 order Articles
sent free to the Railroad anywhere in the CITY Ree
Der As, Union street, Cheap Furniture Depot
apr IA MORTON
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SOMETHIHG NEW.
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE

SOMETHING NEW
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITTRF
Il MANUFACTURING COMPANY are now OFFERING,
80 2spendid assortment Of Plain and Fashionable FHr
n nItare al their DepOton Market street Thomas'fN
E-5lssnew building between Union Hall and the u
square, which they offer az prices % suit purchasers M
both at whole sale and retail They intend 10 give satis
ton 30 puTchssers-work warranted.
Call and examine their stock. Orders for Work attended
with despatch. R. L. GROONS Pres't
WL-NANCE. See'v IseptI-r-
- UNDRIES.-I00 kegs Nails. assorted sizes;
y 90 boxes LanghOn x Arnsteads Tobacco very SUI
PerOF;
20 barrels Tar;
Is dOz boxes Lexington Mustard;
1000 lbs Bacon, suitable for family use-
25 gross OfbOx Matches;
few barrels OF tAat same old Whisky. Also few hhds
Of fine clarified Sugar together with general assOrmentsf
Groceries. at wholesale RETAIL No. 23 College street.
opposite SeWanee House. LmayllI r. =. BELL.
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MILLINERY.

VI % tsas
BONNETS, RIBBONS, sc.
No. IA Chsrry street, near Union.
MRS. E. LOCKHART respectfully informs the Ladies Of
vi Nashville and country, that she has now received her
select Fall assortment of the and most fashionable
styles of
BOnnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Plumes, Trimmings, Innings.
Thankful to the Ladies for past favors hatter mvsel
that have something very beautiful to show them dis
Please call and before you purchase elsewhere
MRS E. LOCKHART,
oct21-a IA Cherryst.
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OUR Goods are selected and purchased by ourselves
with great care in the best markets. which enables us
to sell low fer CASH. Our Candies WARRANTED tc
keep dry and we sell cheap any house in the coun
try Toys Pocket Cutlery, Pistols, Revovers and Self
cooking; Spanish Cigars, &c, &c. july 26-f.
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-'ot a..a BENZ. +. SHIELDS q co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL AGENTS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Having permanently located in this City, solicit consgn-
ments of Cotton, Tobacco &c.
Receiving and Forwarding with the filing of Orders
promptly attended to. ' i7.i i Ioctl4-Cm
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HE subscriber takes his method Of returning bis
sincere thanks tohis friends and the pubegeneray for
the patronage he has already received and would say
them, that he now has hand the Lar gest and Best
assortment OF WORK offered in this market; the
light TROTTING SULKY TO the finest CARRIOLA Cal
RAGE, all of my Manufacture.
Persons from distance rest assured Of away finding
something that will suit their taste, f in the shape of
Carriage" have the best WOrknen do my
work. Call AID see my assortment.
N. B.. am prepared to build Work to order ashor
tce. Twin pay particular attention to repairing and will
sell or repair al as low price good builder
FRED. SLOAN,
~. IA. Lower Market Street.
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MANUFACTURING COMPAN1

--'- zzz3fSA THIS establishment isn0w prepared
AEtI to manufacture all kinds of Wagons,
@%,s7S-srsS Carts and Flows of every description,
and any other farming implements used inkSSS%-s
this country. AE<aA
The prices for such things will be more than IS pad
for them brought from other places. We ready
ceye orders for Wheel Barows and Carts and other
sis for making roads.
The Manufacturing of Wagons under the Superinten-
dence Of Wilson Mullen, whose work is well known here
Werespeculy solicit orders the Planters and MeFch-
ants in the surrounding counties for our work. r..
One or two good Wagon Makers wanted Immediately
Good prices will be paid for irstrate w0rkmen.
GEO. G.. ALLEN.
junel5 Lower Market Street.
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1sO THE PU BLIC.--THE subscriber szf49F =
Il begs leave to state thAthe still carry CSSf eL
the COACH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS, 6T5@~ts5
at his old stand on North Market 81, two doors
below H. & B. Douglass q Co. Keeps constantly hand
large and well assorted stock from light Buggy Car
iola.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully Solicit
continuation, hoping by ehespness durability
manshiptO merit your patronage.
Jan 2-ly. GRO. L. SLOAN.
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FAsHIoNABLE CLoTHING am TAILoRTNe Z

FASH1ONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTAB-
LISHMENT, ...t
No. II, Cedar Street. nee doors from the Puzzle Square
NTHERE may be found choice and well selected IA
w stock Of Cloths, Casineres and Yestings, all ~
OF which will be made up to order in the most FASH i
onable Style and al short notice be done
city in the Union, and at prices TO suit the times.
Ready Made ClOthing.-COats Pants and Vests Of
all kinds A tine assortment of Mems Furnishing
Goods: Silk and MernO under Shirts, Shirts Stocks,
Gloves, Suspenders, Crvats Pocket handkerchief silk
and linen, Shirt collars Umbrellas, &c,
~ Garments the shortest notice Please call and
examine mr. 81 THOS J. HOUGH Agent
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has sew
era families of Negroes that he will sell private
sale to persons residents this State and who intend
keep them therein Residence the Nashville and Frank
lin Turnpike IL miles from Nashville. NJ BELL.
aug3l-4m
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HENRY HART, n HoLLINGsWoRTa
HART & HOLLINGSWORTH3
wholesale Grocers Commission, Receiving and For
sa a..LaH warding Merchants =
No. 40 North side Public Square
oct4 .a4sJl' NASHVILLE, Tim.
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STORING COTTON.

ceiye and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
TO consgnments. oct2.
~TfyrnDJAT HISTORY nF ALI N ATIANS
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a IlSO.-Receved this week a large lot of Trunks
n 5hiris Stocks etc, for sale low at
oc22 LANDE ELSBACHS co.
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DRINCIPE CIGARS.-FIFTEEN THOUS-
/ and extra Principe Cigars, just received by
noyI2 K. 81. NIXON
Y,LERR WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WHO
J writes good hand and has general knowledge Of
accounts obtain situation by making application with
references 10 NJ. OE39, Post Office.
Snytlla Nov
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4 LABORATORY FOR ANALHTICAECHE-
Il MISTRN.-The undersigned continues to give his at
tentOn 10 the analysis Of Mineral waters ores soils vepe
able substances and productions Of He IS supplied
with all the necessary apparatus and InIest Chemcas and
VIII promptly analyze all Substances placed in bis posses
SION hen II Is practicable researches vii be Instituted
and opinions given ON all chemical questions
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Nashville Carriage Mandatory

CARRIAGEsH CARRIAGES!II
So So
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DYE FLOUR.-RUSSELL & BOND, 81
Broad Street, have Just received excellent article OF
RYE FLOUR, boed aud unboted.
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nR. WAT'ERS'TOOTH SOAP.-DR. WAT
H IhRS-Dear Sir.-lhs Is to certify that have used
your Soap DeDfce and perfectly satisfied it is the best
article OF the kind in use and long you continue
manufacture 1t of pure article you will find ready sale
iOr IT. No person IN the travelling community should Be
without IT, CIlAS- : ROWEfL, Dentist.
No. II, Chambers street. N. Y.
Six dozen Waters Chemical Tooth SOAP ilsf received
and for sale by STRETCH & ORR
nov9 COuer College and Union ST
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NOTICE. am closing up my business with a view OF
y permanently Withdrawing. Many persons are ndebt-
ed TO me by note and account for years. and hope
they will call and pay up without further delay trouble
have removed my Docks and Papers to the room ad.
Joining MeSsrs. w. h. Gordon Co.
Eg,1-.N
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- ELECT POWDERS OF HASKELL, MER-
- rick Bull equal "a II superior 10 those Of anv
other establishment. full assortment hand fresh and
genuine Physicians should use other kind Of Medicines
o"tzS RICHARD D. CURREY
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-t JOHN SULLIVAN n SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco, Cotton Provisions and
Western Produce Generally,
baltimore Nd
REFERESCEs.-Dr. +. Robertson, James Walker ESQ
Messrs. johnson Horne, Nashville Tenn. june3-6m.
W. H. GORDON, .s..t -r C. B. BRYAN.
W. H. GORDON Co.
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale of Merchandise, generally ...
JAM NASHVILLE TENN
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DARK AND LEA(ES.---I wish 10 purchase with
ID cash, large quantity Of Chestnut Oak Bark and Shoe
make Leaves for Ianug purposes Apply 70 j. g. Moore
corner Of Union and Market streets.
iuly27-d&w IT, FRIEDRICH ROTH
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City Intelligence.
DESPERATE ASSAULT BY A NEGRO-ATTEAPT TO N

DtEPEkA1E ASSAULT BY A sEbkO-AIIEhflI III MI n
DER--EsCAPE OF THE AssAILANT.
About halfpast six O'Clock last evening, Mr.. Henry
Haydock Of the firm Of Haydock, Clay & Evans whole
sale druggists doing business No 2l8 Pearl street went
to the upper part Of the building in order that the
fires extinguised and the house made for
the night When he arrived upon the second floor, he
found colored man standing in Of the Upon
Mr. Hay dock inquirng his business and expressing
prise at seeing him there at such hour the
piled 'that he had been employed upon the premises,
and got locked in by mistake" Upon this, Mr. H. stood
little side TO let the pass when the fellow
suddenly struck him a blow With knife other
sharp instrument upon the side Of his neck INJECTING
most and dangerous wound. The wound extends
upwards and the larynx for several inches divd
The negro Immediately rushed down stairs and away
Mr. Haydock removed to the house Of Messrs Clark
Brown Maiden lane, where he Immediately at
tended by Drs J. w. Riggs, Mason, and Evans, who
stitched up and dressed his wound. Information OF the
outrage conveyed to the Second ward police station
and Capt Leonard forthwith despatched policemen in
rou directions in order If possible TO effect the arrest
Of the negro whilst he attended to the procurement Of
medical aid for the relief of Mr. Haydock.
SYMPATHY FOR FRENCH ExLHs-A subscription list has
been opened in this city for the purpose Of creating
fund out Of which to defray the expenses oil emigration
TO this country of the French political prisoners who
have recently made their escape from the island OF La
Mere and who compelled through want Of means, to
remain in the Dutch possessions We trust that the bene
violent purpose contemplated will be generously contr
buted to- Subscriptions may be sent to VI. Victor De
launey, Banker, GO Wall street.
THE FIFTH WARD School was dismissed yesterday morn
ing consequence Of the ignition Of light matter
which found its way into hues communicating with the
air chambers the furnace. There no for
alarm did any take place The nucs, furnaces, and
means OF egresa from this building secure and ample
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sosrA0 IN THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.

Last evening Madame Sontag appeared FOR the second
time in the Daughter OF the Regiment" Though not
in the best voice, she successful possible,
than the night OF her debut The house, which was
crowded to in every part presented brilliant
array Of beauty and fashion We have already noticed
her performance in this opera, in detail Suffice it to say
that the singing lesson her chef daawe and nothing
be beautiful brilliant and artistic than the sue
cession Of the close Of which she throws down
the music and scamIers away to Sergeant Sulpice to
march and ling with him to the music of the camp In
this she warmly and repeatedly eacora but though
she felt constrained from the plaudts and the camorous
cries Of encore to return to the stage three four times
and make her Acknowledgements by curtsyng she would
not sing II again and at the last time she shook her head
if in indication Of her by to do The audience
not well satisfied and Of them expressed
their dissatisfaction rather roughly by Kissing. Her
entire role characterized by elegance and grace both
in the acting and the singing Her sustained notes in
two three dminuendo passages particularly fine
spun ont with the delicacy and long drawn enacy Of
the fibre from the sikworm She was admirably sup
ported by Badia Sulpice and by Pozzolni Tonic
The marching and other movements of the regiment
excellent On Monday evening" the opera will be
the " Barber Of Sevillc.'
ALBONI AT THE BROADWAY, AND AT METROPOLITAN
Tomorrow night Aboni appears in the grand oratorio
Of the Stabat Mater at Metropolitan Hail. She will
also sing the Prayer from Moses in Egypt" This will
he indeed treat On Monday she again appears at the
Broadway, in "Sonnambula,' in which she has been
successful
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Many a dart at random sent
Hts a mark but little MEANT
The Late Snow Storm.

THE WEATHER DURING YEsTERDAY-CEssATI0N OF
TIE sToRM-oPENIS0 OF TIE RAILROADS.
At daybreak yesterday morning the weather ex-
ceedingly cold but the storm had moderated consider
ably At seven O'Clock A. NJ, there a thick snow
falling which lcseened gradually until short time after
ten when IT ceased entirely The sky remained dark and
heavy with the wind north We had frost during the
day and in the afternoon the sidewalks sloppy from
slight thaw The thermometer at the Herald Building
ranged GA NJ 81 degrees at noon, 81 i degrees at
p NJ 81 degrees; at P ~, 81 degrees, and at o'clock
at night, "a degrees, with a light wind.
THE yKRREs STEAMERS AND sruPPIyG
The ferryboats upon both rivers made their landing
either side with than upon Thursday. The
steamships Asia and Empire City sailed. We did not
hear of any accident to the shipping.
TIE CITY RAILROADS OTHERS
The OF the Sixth and Eighth avenue companies,
with those Of the Harlem line commenced through
the city as usual about midday The snow was melting
aud when the tracks clear the got
usual
T1w HUDSON RIVER ROAD
The five O'Clock Albany train OF Thursday, arrived in
New York ut eight yesterday morning. after its detention
at Pouplkeepsie. Tho plough had been used and
the track cleared. TIE morning trains aud Eve O'Clock
evening train left New York usual, and it hoped
they would 20 straight through The agent of the
American Express Company arrived hero by the morn
ing train after being fifteen hours on the way
I'M EEw YORK AND HARLEM ROAD
AAh thb NAiH0 ul tlh ann Iisacn@et-
were running regularly the road between this city
and Albany from early hour. The attention Of the
Superintendent Ticket Master, and officers TO the com
Tort d the pas eug during the storm Of Thursday de
ecrHcs the highest praise.
MN IHA sND gRIE ROAD.
Tho intercepted taHs - arrived early yesterday
Ing and brought tAe chat the road was free from
obstrucu9n. 1he ear ~ Now York as usual
ms NEw Yofs AID NEW HAVEN ROAD
Freight and passenger trains arrived and left regularly
yesterday,
We did not hear u any accidents during the day.
The floating chapel Of nyior slightly injured
In ono Of the boats which IL was built by the late
torni and sanl yesterday morning, at four o'clock IN
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stcnmer Tcnpcssce. Ray or Pnnnma. Dec

Steamer Tennessee, Bay OF Panama, Dec, 10,
1s52-At meeting of the passengers this day held for
voyage just terminated the following officers were ap
pointed =
Hon Thomas J. Henry, President
+. NJ Schell, Esq., G. H. Moore ESQ., c. Bradley Esq,
Hon. G. W. Wright, Vice Presidents
Calhoun Benham, Esq, A. Mccarthy Esq, Secretaries
On motion Of Hon. T. B. King committee Of five was
appointed to draft resolutions expressive OF the Of
the meeting. The committee reported the following pre-
The passengers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
ny's steamer Tennessee her voyage from San Fran
cisco to Panama deem ii due TO the travelling community
the officers Of the Company and the officers OF the ship,
to make public brief expression of thanks for the
celent accommodations and fare which have contributed
most essentially TO their health and comfort during
their recent passage, and especially for the kind
and gentlemanly treatment they have received
vigilance Of those oicersto whom under Providence,
their lives have been entrusted-in the management Of
the ship, that they feel themselves peculiarly indebted
In steamer remote from aid relief in OF
disaster 1t is natural and proper that passengers should
look with wachfr and anxious eye to the conduct of
those whose hands the ship has been committed The
officers Of the Tennessee have been subjected this
tnizng watchfuness and do hesitate say they
have ably vgantly and faithfully performed their whole
duty. The ship has been kept from stem to stern in all
her arrangements and accommodations perfect pattern
of cleanliness and comfort The culinary and stewards
departments have been admirably served But it Is of the
discipline the order and the police of the ship
tia to their safety, that would most emphatcally
press unqualified appreciation, and which makes the
Tennessee perfect model passenger ship. Therefore,
Resolved At general meeting of the passengers from
all parts OF the ship that they tender to Lieut. Geo. W.
Toten u S. NJ commander and to the officers of the
Tennessee their sincere and grateful thanks for the
tesy and kindness extended to them during the passage
from San Francisco to Panama; and especially do they
desire to express their admiration of those excellent and
perfect accomplishments OF the officer the seaman and
the gentleman, which SO eminentiy distinguish him.
and Of the skful courteous and gentemany conduct Of
all the officers ocia ed with him.
Resolved, That copy of these proceedings be signed
by the officers Of the meeting and presented to Capt Tot
ten and that they be published in New York. San Fran
cisco and Panama papers,
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Mails for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The steamship Humboldt Captain Lines, viii leave this
pert at noon to- day, for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition the
Axw York HKRD viii be received at the following places
N Europe
n Sanford l. Co., London.
William Thomas & Co, 10 and q Catherine street,
Livingston Wells Co.. Paris
B. H. Revolt II Rue de In Banque.
The European mails will close in this city at quarter
before eleven O'Clock this morning The WEEKLY HERALD
will be published at half past nine clock.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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Marine Affairs.

TWO SHIPS ASHORE ON sQUAN BEACH.
messenger last night reached the city, with ntorma-
ton that the packet ship Cornelius Grnncl, Captain
Fletcher ashore the north part of Squan beach
She from London and has two hundred passengers
board
Another ship, name unknown, also ashore in the
same vicinity.
Orders Immediately issued by the underwriters
for two three 60 the relief Of the unfor
tunate vessels.
DEPARTURE OF THE WEATHER Bound STEAMERs.--I1lc
British steamship Asia Capt Lott for Liverpool and the
Empire City Capt Windle for Havana and New Orleans
which detained by the storm, left port yesterday
morning
ANOTHER CLIPPER IAUNcH.-Jacob A. Westervelt h Co.
will launch to-day at IL O'Clock from their yard foot of
Seventh street East river the clipper ship Reoute for
A. A. Low & Brothers