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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-11
DIR. WIN. McLANE.
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

DESPECTFULLY announces 20 the citizens of Nashvilh
III and vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence of fourteen years in the South and permanenya
Gated himself in South Nashville at the of WASH
ngon and Pearl Streets where he may at all times be Oun
by those who may wish to consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying to the permanent of the
distressing cases OF the following diseases vzNer
vous Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chls and
Feyers, Peursies, Asthmas Colds Coughs ncpient Con-
sumptions Rheumatisms, Weak Lungs Fits, Dropsies.
Cancers Ulcers ScrouOus Hemoptass of the Lungs and
other Hemorages Darrhea Diseases Of the Kidneys, Mer
cural and Venerea Tants of the Blood Diseases Of Chill
dren Worms and various other Diseases incident to the hui
system.
During his residence in the South he attended TO ten
thousand different cases, all of which he treated with more
than ordinary
Dr. MeIane hopes from his much experiencein the Medi
cal Profession and the degree of success that has attended
his efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Feb 9-ly. DIR. WIN. McLANE.
Letters addressed nosnaid South Nashvilla
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]. T. NATHURST

ROOFER IND N1NGFACIUHEH
of Wdrren's Fire and Water ProQf Composition.
DEEM it unnecessary for to say anything in favor OF
this mode of Roong the constant increase OF its popu
arv for the last years that has been tested in near
w all parts OF the Unon is the best evidence of its utility
and vaue The roof shows for itself
szS5@Olce Spruce Street. second door from Cedar St.
in Moore's block. teb2--ly
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LIFE INSURANCE.

HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT.
JAMES Dixon, Pres. HENRY l.. MILLER, Secy.
Capital and Surplus $500, 900.
Insurance lives of white persons the joint stock
and mutual plan.
ALso-Insurance the lives ofNegroes on reasonable
terms S. II. LOOMS,
- ian l5-6m Agent
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to all those indebted TO EnENE
FISK deceased ntestate 10 forward and make
payment and toa having in possession any Of the goods
and chattes Of said deceased to deliver them and all those
having claims against said deceased to present them proper
y authenticated by the 10th day of June next they will
be forever barred. ID. + CLAIBORNE,
marchll-3mtrW Administrator.
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II Flower Seeds, just received per express from Phadel
phia Many of these seeds have just been imported from
Europe, and are entirely new to our western gardens
Also store, large and fresh (warraned) supply OF
Garden Seeds CURREY MARTIN,
march24 No 35 Union street.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-11

CUMBERLAND HOTEL,
Foot Of Broad Street, Directly opposite tie Steamboat
Landing, Adshci0e Tenn.
]. l.. GRACE, Proprietor.
TTNHE undersigned, thankful for the very liberal isE
L patronage bestowed this House since he IiiitEM
opened the public in March last and sifX
spectfuy solicts continuance of public favor. To the
boarding and travelling community he would say that he
is prepared to give them accommodations equal to
hotel in the city, having procured the services of polite and
attentive clerks experienced walters and first rate cooks
The large and pleasantly situated commanding
beautiful of the river and business operations of the
CITY, Persons wishing to travel by the river this house al
fords superior advantages, being located
Immediately at TIE Landing.
The traveller who stops here need never loose his chance
of the first boat Baggage will always be conveyed to and
Steamboats, by the servants of the house. free of charge
Bills always moderate jan22 j. L. GRACE.
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H. q B. DOUGLAS & cO.

IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SHOES, BOOTS B0NNETS, HATS, UMBRELLAS, PAR
ASOLS, &C, &C.
North side of the PubIic Square NIslUiUe Tenn.
VNTE have in stOe complete stock and general
w ment of New Spring and Summer Goods.
In asking the attention of dealers this exceedingly beau
tfu and emineny desirable collection of Goods we would
we prepared to supply patrons better
terms and al lower prices than the goods be pro-
cured in like quantities. from either Philadelphia or York
The selections have been made with great care and are
every particular adapted TO the requirements of the trade
The stock is not only the largest but the varied and
elegant in its assortment ever offered by any in Nash
Vile
We want Feathers, Beeswax, Ginseng, Wool White
Linsey and WOolen Socks to any extent at full piarket
value. febl4-2m. H b. DOUGLASS & co.
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@ UGAK.-2S0 hhds Sugar now landing from steamer
~ America, and for sale BY MORRIS STRATT0N,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-11
THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF Pa

THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co. OF Pa
a. J. GILLTTT, secy J. B. RUTHERFORD Pres
Capital S25O,000
(Oce on Cldr street. tie Mutual Protection ms Co..
TXTlLI take fire risks in limited amounts on city or
w country property. Policies issued and Losses ad
iusted and met at the office in Nashville.
REFERENCES-L. j. Levy,
b. Comegeys, Cashier of. hill Bank
W. L. Shalfer - Grard" Philadel.
w. Dennie & Sons
Rev Alexander Campbell, Bethany, Va.
Patrick Brand Bankers, Pittsburg.
w. II. Burrough, Irving House, New York.
G. w. Copeen Cincinnati,
JOHN G.. FERGUSON.
Nashville February 3 1S58-6m
EMOVAL.--DR. b. w. HALL has removed, to the
II Office and residence Cherry street, opposite Judge
Catron's near Cornelius & McCombs Cabinet Warerooms
,JanS
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oFFrcE-No 60, UNION BUILDINGS. CHERRY ST
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-11

G1 000 WARD will paw theabove reward
eDI IsOUV TO any person persons as a premium
above the market price, for thousand Land Warrants
OF the denominations Of l60 50 and acres will pur-
chase single warrants OF either denomination
Il. H. BROCKWAY
Room over Oak Hail. east side Public Square, I'd door
soutir,,i. ,~"N 'ttt Nashville. octI4-m9T
- WEET HAVANA ORANGES.-Just received
- two barrels Sweet Oranges r. & j. NIXON
FURNITURE, CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, &c.
TINE subscriber has Just returned from the u
l. East, and Is constantly receiving all kinds of y
FURNITURE, CARPETING, sc. His stock at z..zs11s3
present consists of almost every article in his line
ness aud extensive in the city, Purchasers would
do well 10 CALL he is determined sell low for cash or on
time for approved paper. A. PATTERSON,
marchl5 College Church street.
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January Io. 1S52.

Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied it viii sustain the character give to in this
publication.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-11
N0TICE-vALUARLE LAND FOR sALE.

A TRACT of Land, containing lIS1f acres situated in
"a Williamson county, near the line between William
son and DAVIDSON being 10 miles distant from Nashville
from franklin and from the Franklin and Nashville Tn-
pike situated public road leading the former place.
One mile west Of the Owen and Winstead Pike. and
ha miles east of the Harper Pike, and three quarter
miles east OF the Nashville and CeiU mba Railroad adjOin
lng an excellent Church, convenient Mills conlenent
several excellent Physicians and in half mile of good
School House
The Dwelling said place is large brick tive and
half stories high, with ell attached high and healthy
situation, with 5old-running spring of exceent water
with SmokehOuse Kitchen Stables and Cribs with an
Orchard Of excellent Fruit Trees and of Cedar
Timber, five miles of the place
mars GLOVER BOYD, Gen1 Agt's
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VXTH Il II Il

w IL NAV "a X BE- G
found at all times
a large assort-
nlent of Winches-
ter's Davis Il
June's, d Myers
Patent Shoulder
Seam Shirts, of
Linen, Muslin
with Linen4 Bo
SONS, e ingham,-
/ French Chin u,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-11

VNTANTED.--A few thousand bushels Pea Nuts for
w which we will give the highest market price.
febl9 BEN. NJ. NOEL & BRO
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INST RFCFIVFn Ar M o.

JUST RECEIVED AT NO. 23
E0 BOAES Lsnghern Il Arnisteads best Tobacco, sui
w perlor qualityL
20 Nest Clothes Baskets;
90 Kits Nos and Mackerel for sale BY
r. +. BELL,
marchll opposite Sewanee House. College St
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New editions, just received and for sale bv
marI5 CHARLES W. SMITH 81 Cnllere q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07
Exports OF Canada.

From the QuebeC Chronicle. jan
There has decrease Of 1000 tons thts year
compared with last in the amount Of tonnage emeloyed
in the export Of provisions &C., from this port TO the
lower provinces; and have reason 60 believe that
there has been . marked decrease In the trade from
Montreal This Ii sudden and star ling falling on In
trade that just beginning TO be OF Importance fe
We fear It is but the prelude to farther decrease
The easy to American ports at all ssssons OF the
year great and increasing facilities Of transport from
he north tern ports the American seabosrd to all
parts Of tho Union into Canada has we fesr begun to
turn this into that channel and should the pre-
commercial policy bstween the United states and
Canaoa continue the time not be far distant when
lower provinces will be ~h0ly supplied with Cana
dian flour through the United sta ee. And tho fish and
Vert India produce from these provinces will In return
be sent the American railways in bond to Western
Canada ntead Of being imported by the long and TEL
GUS route Of the st Lawrence
IL to these great facilities Of transport alone that We
attribute the falling off Of exports to these pro
vnoes. Already vast quantities Of Canadian Hour
being rent to the lower provinces from Canada through
the United States
It appears by . return of the imports into New Bruins
wick from the United States $50 barrels Of -four,
chiefly Americau imported into that province during
tbe quarter ending 10th October last May not ater
nom the United States have been proporonaby great
These exports rough the United States will continue
to until trade Is completely gone unless the
completion Of trunk railroad should work revolu
ton In commercial affairs and bring back trade
that has passed out OF our hands.
In inland navigation there Is an immense falling oil in
trade which suppose may also be attributed to the
board into the interior The railway and pig iron i'm
ported into the Western states last year BY the 81 Law
renee amounted to upwards OF 30 600 tons This year
there was not more than one third the quantity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

-W ysas "a neauhs, % yrses "a neathA - ysccs
a.A months, n yess s.d noashs ssa q yssA -
noakhs.
At 81 CNar, Mich. Dessnbse s. MA.v Aru a., ds>yh,
ter OF Robert and Elisa Grifhth, aged - years snAt
month formerly Of this city.
In Fishkl village, January l, Of typhoh fevr, ra.s-
poRx Hurr OrrIE eldest Of James " ana Henrseta
Maria Oppie student Of the Junior Glass Union college,
SohsDectsAy and member Of the Theta Delta Chi Society
sged % years and days.
In Alexandra Va, January 1, JoHS Rosrars Esq, IN
his 8Ith year for several years mayor oithAt CITY.
At Der residence In rsEewe county Virginia, on bun-
day night December IL, Mrs. LErIrIA PRssroa FLOYD.
aged u years widow Of the late Governor John foya ana
daughter Of Col william Preston Of Virginia.
Suddenly at half past ten O'Clock on the morning Of
January the 70h yesr Of his age PErros RANDOLPH,
Esq foImery Of Virgins. but for the last tWeve yess
resident of Washington city
In Boston, January 4, Mr.. FERDINAND h. WHITE, an
old merchant and suctioneer, aged 80 years.
January g. 1859. CHARLES 4 AvERILL, aged II years
He born In 1880 At the early rye Of ton he began
to write domestic and historical tales poetry
and blank At fifteen, his great literary genius vas
mere remarkably developed in . written argument
against bridging the OsnDeoticut river, at Middleton,
which created much admiration for the young writer
During year his best appeared and
universally esteemed proofs Of rsre, gifted and
mature imsgnatiOn also communications In lite
rary and political journals, reviews, &c.. 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

1aEasy :: s.sstArcx ~ ss.sn.s.s 1sk = sseacy
susDssesd, that OssgrS ssse to asse0bae 4oasgas
deross b sxAspess that body sgsils those nOs In
bausAneet ty telling tales Of supposs1 revolutionary
In order to prevent any action favorable =
thsr rstuzn t. the country In virtue Of gsasr sst Of
amnesty. The proceedings Of the govsrn0snt are In
many cases outragsous and Aalous particularly
In nnaDo masteu gviSg opportanitss - ths intimate
ssds Ct the Presideats sdvisors 70 apprsprists 70
thsussvss some q tho contents Of the pue ls eoers-
that would not be Gurprag were the people 10 show
inolinatoa to select Others to manage their Affairs
DO not sPpreAsnd any immediate disturbance Of the
plans and aAopted by the friends Of
sp,fopase =; .eo.s Of the country = their ova P.i
tiDotiy Mr. Bennett that the great uorty Of the peo
pie Of this couatry incapable Of estimating properly
any OF government and thus II IL that the
try most unfortunately curses with such ignobls s.d
miserable masters 60 verning this bssutful
land oue cannot avoid observing a every step the evil
results Of bad and pray most sincerely and
fes venty the people Of Venezuela benefits and
advantages derived By tho people Of the Usited States
Coffee washed, III Q llho per ID unwsshed, 10
1910 Cotton. llh . l3c per ID OK and Gov hides
ego per h. Indigo, lose per ID. forF Cosos go 90
is stated that the crop Of coffee for the approaching
will be much less in quantity than that OF the
mast yoar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

PHII spEIppIA, jan CT Reported BY Kesn Taylor y
Fra Boaro-S6C00 Unite Statet s. 49, I'd, lOo}s; 5000
Un,tes States 6s 81, la>6 600 Penn sylyanis 5s 5e
10 900 seeding Railroad IS; 70 s 300 Lshga e. eGN
loo Cam den and Amboy Railroad &c 10 LOO 100
Railroad g.. 100 shares Norris Canal az do,
TO- DO In; 10 ury .z2M- l0J Epion CaaAl, s5wn 74
DO AZ $50 d. int ~ 100 Lcrg Island Railroad. sswn.
rss IS as Y Cumbsrl.nd Yale, Railroad. f.fsrrod.
COX Beteeen Board.-luo shares Long Island Railroad
b5wr l5zs; 100 do no de- cash. 13 $50 Residing Rail
s s E.vg.ten P.e.errsa IS Isl, seeond BOARD
Sc. 1855 900 Camden and Amboy Railroad 6s 10
100 Reading Railroad 6s 10 s5 92H 500 Tiogs Rail-
Raiiread6s s 100 shares Long leland Rsroad.
ia; ss9 Co. ~ b;; 100 DO. cash 1876 2s3 Pennyivania
fsetu.ers sna Msehanies Bank so 10 % Sesi worth
America Bank 80 hfter Bodrd-Sl 900 Cincinnat Gs
~. lo4 500 readins RAILROAD SIS 10 b. 92: 100 shares
Long isane Railr, at s5wn i5ss; 100 DO 15 200 Read
ing Railroad r 4b 80 Grard Bank 49, Market dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

Died,
On Thursday January Of Inflammation Of the lungs
Mrs An, WHEELER. sesd 70 years
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from the Of her
son inlss D l. McGure No IS Forsyth street, to
row morning at nine O'Clock. Her remains will be taken
to iensers for interment,
On Thursday, January at two O'Clock P Al ASK
AMsIa MAIcos daughter Of Albert C. ana Ellen
msloom aged years, II months and IL days
Further notice VIII b. given OF the day Of the funeral
On Wednesday morning January Of scarlet fever
Franz Gnssr youngest child q james An Louisa Price
sRed year months and II days
Tie relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at three
O'Clock from the residence Of his grandfa. he- Ly-
nsD CeDdee No IL joy street without further invita-
top
On Wednesday, January 8, after short illness Mr.
jaws MsxwgtL aged "a years.
The Teetyes sBd friends Of the family and those Of his
BROTHER. William, and John ID. James william
iuueral from bis late Science No 1870 West fourteenth
street this morning a. II clock without further invi
tatiop BE rcmeins will 10 taken to Greenwood Gene
tery for inteInsnt.
On Wednesday. January g. BsfiA III, youngest daueh.
ter Of John snd Elizabeth Cumming aged ye1, IL
The relatives and friends OF the fay are rospeouy
inyitsS 70 attend the funeral this afternoon at
o'clock ffom the residsDoe of her father, No. IT'S
Broadway
On Thursday January 0, LoUisA BssaNT, aged years
and onths
neral from the residence Of her father No 50 Warren
stree. this afternoon, ct two O'Clock.
On Inartosy Jsnury D OF consumption, Jofs H. Tho
In he 9th year OF his are
His fferds and those Of the family respectfully in
ed 70 attend hi. funeral from the residence Of his bro
ther Rotert Thomas, Ne ID York street SUNDAY.
1t tveys o'clock NJ.
On Wednesday, January 5. JONI, younges. son u
Charles and Elizabeth O Leeeridge aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family pee fully
Invited 70 attend the funeral fon the residence of his
gteneisther No Rutgers place thi, Afternoon at one
O'Clock without further invitation.
On THURSDAY morning January n en, scn Of Ohio
i@ y mend ofspoplery In the 23d year Of his age
HE feass and those Of his father requested to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from his
late re'deDoe, No Q Beaver street
On "wednesday January ALIcE MAUD, infant dsuah-
ter q Captain Pitken and Francis Page aged months
and - days
The rieni Of tbe family requested 70 attend the
funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock, from NO 2ID
Bridge street, Brooklyn without further invitation
ON Thursday morning January q, Mt No 30 Douglas
ttreet South BrooklyD CsAErs youngest child Of Chas
and Elizabeth Ann Potter sged year, months and ~
days
in sspfoyd nsire December l. widow Erasvou WoRs-
v#s ayss fr vvaeT .t.s srtfg Che ha. nov iYaZ
80. vf~s dttfr7 .'e.ntr q be following ages
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-. ypsss. siai o'A M. brs \ ohssssa NsAssssnA
DIs::s sc.:.: s
phi. Iii: sydney for NYork; s0hr Mary tbrI dlsvssa
Dec Af smith SsS;
y. brig iss r e. sr II.
rs y: S:is :
5 Ss.i S 1s.'' ss:sl:ss asS 1:ss.;
fs f fsss9 Hs S os Hsns: E%sns. wsss. Rss:ss
FIsnss. sedah nd R.diu sSns9%sry Si'x s,..:ss
son. aoiains. H NOE sans :.
,nr Comet. sasss
srRA or syspA. OCT 81 ships Roscoe Ga.
Murray from A.niia for NYors Santiago. Peterson fr'
.Sl. De- r., g.. s. 81. ssf Hail.
YAamovTa Ms Dec i.ArI brig Speed. Ryder. PAnsAss-
Home Forts.
ALExAEDRIA. Jan s. Arr .ohr siiss Had, Ks!lssE
sssss Insis Starr sYori Navy 2sT:Ssn i.isss a
SAlTi%oKE. jan s.Arr sehr Daniel ssurss.. F.i.-
,YS,a BARI 11S.H @ s.
Carve, 1aeld dsvssson; Geo oierly. Baidvia.
SsfS :sR jss;s ss.x Sn:. SO ', s:..:
b, az nsSssR ks' gssasssa
.as
and RIO Hsas a ns
ksns .i.t Rosss shout PxYi w.shinsssn AND;
iosxinx but .nehor q Esa,.skes Rc.A:
Snip rh.nt0@ Edisto 4ayaeyer 1Tis: as!s.
9his Palmer. Dem., 50. Bird. ohin. csrinS s:h.
supposed have GOV In cen
Of IN a a5s see running & The bay
BUG KsPosT, Jan Arr Jenny Lind. NYork. Sid 'eAss
dyirGDses. Bridge, ALEXANDRIA
,,S4 Di S,a,na1s sI{ ''n. Hume
mil. NJ De
Csssine Atwood. Havana sohI CAPITOL Campbell. PETE
MALL RIVER. Jan s-Arr sohrs Fremont Kelley. Nsr-
isnj ~ Arthur, King. do via NswpOreI Indepesdsass
Ar; s: 81, c!,1 e:
LoSpoN Jsa s1A,I bari Forbes: Na.,.a e
ws c:is: s i:a Dyer f5sy Ssis,:;;:
isr;hs Jane Boyinx,0n NYS s. "a, p,,,.r.,. ..,,
Tor Fsrsnd; Empire state Eldsass NYesI ss5 r:sss-
Iesa Baltimore i for d. 0''''' '-''
Dutch iand Harbor 81. brss GARLAND 20 days fr.n
DemarAa for salem; Martha Ro from Balimors fog
.HIwB gRYPokT. jan s-AIr chr James, Small. Phia-
af s'Y Hn'
Dae Il. ''s f'''' '
brig Edvsad Ina ~. kise sshr CITIZEN Ps:s
MAtsngas. sld bark Etiwan. Nelson, Charleston.
PORT MOUTH (Lower HarboI), Jan 2-Arr schrs Caa-
rendon MAKoun and CT aotte Thomas Rocsand for Nov
Yorl John SNOW Snow Blueh for do Alquizar Long, 81
George f. do.
PROvIN CETOwN Jan s-Putin. barb Ocssnus, Bsvsts.
from Buenos Ayres Of and for Boston, put In fec
harbor
PROVIDENCE, ism 4-Below, schr Frances HslletA
Gladding, NYork CID barks Pamphvlia add. NOroAu
Triton Adanson ADaaohiosa. Sid sohr Panama. Terry.
NYork
Propeller Osceoa, Miller fro NYork for ProvidsAss,
Ssonnston this (Tueday) afternoon, detained By ths
gale and storm ,
sEARsPoRT, Dec So-sld brig Bsnsusla. Hohborn, KA.
tanzAs
SALEM Jan 3-Arr sohrs Maria Foss, Hampton for New
Yori sarah Jane (Br Portland for Cenfue 4h Spring
Bird, Rookhr for NYork. Cid 3d. brig Shepherd, Man
ming, Para, 4th, sohr Lanson Dean. Frankfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

On Tuesday evening" January S, by the Rcv Mr.. Wit
tsker, q the Allen Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mr.. AIsaxD NoRsis to Mis- ELIzAusrn ELoYp, all OF
this city
Boston papers please copy
At Fairfield, Conn. Wedne day morning January
by the Rev DR. At~ster RoYAL WIsrEn Esq, Of Boston
70 n les UlIA M daughter of George A. Phelps Esq Of
Hslf field.
On Thursday JauuTy6, by the Rev B Evans, VII.
EGiSrsN to Miss DIVA MARIA HANCOCK. daughter
OF Thomas Handbook Esq all Of this city.
Dublin pspers plesae copy.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, January 9, by
the Rev S. II Cox d D.. DANIEL GoDwIs. Of the frn Of
Baker GodriD Co to CHARLOTTE, daughter Of samuel
Swan Lsa., Of Bedford l. l.
On Thursday January 8, by the Rev. Lott Jones, Mr..
GEoRaI RgTos. OF this city 10 Miss CArIuRyE r. SWAN
Of Bermuda
Bermuda papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07
Oar ysnrauela Correspondence.

Puzars CissLGo, Dec. IS 1854
S,ss Of a0 Cs.oyyy-Tn Pola,cal .fspset ~ Tkisy,-
Markets fe.
As he S7phsGiA saves tbN svssins sor Jour port,
TAI the berty Of vr:-g you Few lines n 10 TO be
sr'tet 5aAt business quito iuu At the Srs,.nt
nsss scns s~ If svsr having occurred Sorg tn,
for'sn Grew, n port ~ass t@,m.,ssd fstsny hash
me 'hest Of ssUsng quite panic la tbs Of tho In
terror And sregened the ee1Btry merchsnts from oon
iSs !, TO make tbslr 5u,omavy p1s,baass The fsysr
hss nov sphsiaei AMI ia-sI viii Ia usual
activity
Ios govern nsst o. bonaSss 10 again a. S cid tricks
having rsoeoly p1bisasd Js'5o urging upos ths cub
sitef5 arbo.i - t1ty x o5tsT7ng grsat Vigilance
m 7t'"@ "# a~ 1r," ~ 0rtrp -s's ~ tas
- b. ssrs"4 ~ = roa