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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-26
II. & B. DOUGLAS & co,
importers and Wholesale Dealers,

NTOW exhibit and offer for sale complete and desirable
- stock of Eweign Gs1 Domestic Dry Goods, Aa1s'
Gfs Bonnets Ua5rels Boots, BrogIns, Shoes sfTsI''
Gtrgs BAGS. Writing anil H'rdgping Paper, &C, &c.
In magnitude and variety this stock greatly eAGe AZ
ever offered in this part Of the country ,s and at
80 ~ onr ,5ancv Goods are unusually beautiln anu az
rsctve The purchases have been made al Ie LOVE 1S
pont for each article and with every facility "cn
e0 IN meeting free navigation in the Ono ana
Cmberiand rivers that the cost of transportation Is an
exceedingly small item -, 4, A. haitian for
chr customers and those who may feel disposed to patronize
ms than they can do elsewhere
We want Feathers Ginsing, Beeswax Wool, LinSey and
Yarn Socks, at their highest market value. -
aug l4-B Tw 3m H. a. d. DOONEAioo We
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSHLFANAA
FINHIS road complete, ii opens communication be-
BY which Freight the reach eastern
market quicker and cheaper than of the mt rival
oUtes they connect with the daily packets at Psburg
from st Louis Louisville Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the
different points waters Also with the CleEe
land and Ptsbug Rail Road, and Ohio and Pennsyvania
and Philadelphia withOuttranhpmen of freight adyan
tage that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In obstruction of navigation by ice low water
freghts westward be forwarded from Ptsbu2 to Gin
cinnAti, or towns in the interior by Railroad #..
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Plttsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
FIRST Class. Winter Summer
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods Books and Stationary Boots) per lbs.
Shoes, Hats and Competing, Furs and Pei 81 IS cts.
tries, Feathers, saddlery, Nc
Second Glass.
Brown Shcetng q Shifting in Baes,l
Drugs Glass Ware, Groceries, except Cot IS cts go cts
Zee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Oil cloth, Wool,
Third Glass.
Butterin Firkins & Kegs, Candles, Cot-l
ton, in winter, Queensware Tallow, IS cts. cts.
Tobacco, in leafor Manufactured, East
ward, &c. &c.
Fourth Glass.
- Bacon Cotton Tin summer,) Coffee, Lard)
and lard Oil, Through Pork in full 65 cts. 40 cts
lOSds at owners risk .-..... #.....
Geo. G.. Franciscus. .
Freight agent, Pitts6nrg.
II. J. Sneeder,
Fteight Agent, PhiIzSelyhia.
magraw & Rooms,
J.L. Elliott.
Freight dgeHt, No. : West st., Ny.
H. n Houston.
Gen. freight 4geHt, Phiiadsip hia.
march 16, 1s53-1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-26
THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

OFFICE Cedar Street adjoining the Post Office and
oppOseth the Verandah viii insure the mutual prin-
cple Houses Merchandise &C. against Loss Damage by
Fire Steamboats, any of the Western against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of Vessels of
every description against the Pes of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during life Also Bank Notes trans
united per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled full participation in all the prof
its without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
mums which they may pay.
NJ. S. PITCHER, President
J. B. JOHNSON, Vice President.
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Capital $3.50, 900: All Paid In.
HAVE been appointed Agent of the above Company at
i Nashville and fully prepared to take Marine Fire
River Risks the most favorable terms.
full statement of the sovency of the Company can be
the office of the Nashville Insurance and Trust Com
pany. College street. "
sepls JOHN s. DASHlELL, Agent
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G. MACGREGoR, n. I. ALLowAY, j. BANKHEAD.
MACGREG0R, ALLOWAY CO.,
COMM MISSION MERCH ANTS,
IS ST. CHARLES STREET, third Store above St. Charles Hoe
New Orleans.
~ n. E ALLOWAY & CO, Nashville Tenn are at
all times prepared make liberal cash advances ship
ments to us. sepl6
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LaANDER D. STEVENSON. ROBERT l.
STEVENSON 81 WHITE.

LaANDER D. STEVENSON kobEhI l. "AiH
STEVENSON 81 WHITE. ..
No 80, College street. ...s
TTAVE on hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
Ill AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they will sell
very Cheap for cash. in order TO reduce their stock before
they receive their Fall purchases All Of you who Ike good
I,rs,ra;rs rive Them "a call aug4
VITE have hand large and beautiful stock OF Ladies
w DRESS GOODS such as plain, checked and bros
cade Silks Silk Robes Berages and Berage Robes and
LARGE lot Of beautiful French Musins, all Of which Will be
sold extremely low for cash by -.-,,,,,,,
Gug4 StENbNoON " VIM
THRENCH NEEDLE WORKS.-STEHENSON
L 4 WHITE have Just received very large STOCK oil
French Needle Works such Collars Sleeves Chimizett
Handkerchief Edgngs, lnsertngs, Ribbons &c, winch
they are selling very reduced prices for cash augt
IOUSE-FURNISIIING GOODS.-We havejust
received large stock of Damask, Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheetings Table DamaSks, and large lot OF Faln
Linen Npkins and Damask Towels which Will be sold very
low for cash bv sug4 STEVENSON WHITE
~ ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
NT All Won who wish TO purchase Cloths, Casslmeres
Vestings Linens Patent Shirts Linen and Drilling Draw
ers HaEHose Linen and Silk handkerchief, Gloves and
Crayats call in at STEVENSON WHITES, No. SO, Col
leoe street for they selling off very low for Cash. IN or
der 70 make room for their Fail Stock. aug4-
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MERRIAM =. SARONI,
Professor Of Vocal Music Instrumental Music and
-...... Composition. .. "a .-
TKRxs.-one Dollar Lesson, payable quarterly. Letters
addressed above, will meet with prompt attention.
feb Fly,
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VERBS & RAWLINGS,
GROCERY, COMMISSION FORWARDING NER-
..[s ..tHfa CHANTS. .-+
AaiD street. door North Of CoH Memphis Tennessee
HAVE hand full supply of Groceries, Bagging
IL Rope, Bacon, Mess Pork, Lard, Candles Flour &c
which they viii furnish to their customers the usual
terms.
All Cottons Shipped to them by water will be covered BY
open Policy unless written the face of the Bill Of
Lading, at the time of shipping no Insurance.
~. We are prepared TO make Cash Advances on Cotton
in store
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-|--- 10. a. BrOddlCdy NdshriNs Tam.
~ The highest market price paid FOR Feathers Bees
wax, Lard Bacon, Taow, HaxSeed, &c, &c. -f,. q.
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X. III. FRASER,
COlLlIISSION MERCHANT
NO. Is CARONDELET STREET
New Orleans
REFER TO:
Gov. A. Y. Brown Nashville Tenn; Col. T. H. Mcneil
Coahoma county Miss; Myrtle. Moore Co., Helena Ark;
s. J. Ridley jackson Miss; Martin. Rhea Co, Pulaski
Tenn; JAS. C. Malone, Esq, Athens, Ala ........
Oct9-ly. pm. .
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A MANDINE.-A SUPPLY OF III Il EALU-
"a able prepAEOn for the and prevention Of chapped
hands. just received aud Tor sale by
novg STRETCH 4 ORR ..
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WEBB, RAWLINGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 53 Ciroadeet Street, Nelo Orleans
ANY OF friends who wish facilities on Cotton 70 be ship
ped house in New Orleans can call on us at Memphis
or address US at n. Orleans. juy2g-6m.
.3y- Eagle d Eng, Wing, Memphis Union, Nashville
w. T. Wing jackson, copy six months and send in BILL
HIaDbis dl,DeH s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-26

COLOGNE wATER.-JUST RECEIVER A
large supply superior Cologne Water in large fancy
bottles For by noyy SfRETCH&O ORR
COMPOUND on MARROW.-SIX DOZEN
Basins Compound Ok Marrow a valuable preparation
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l. lar and eihclcous BODY BRACE Is that originated
by Dr. Banning. for del ate weak and debuitaed fn,s
or males, who suffer from weakness Of the breast Sbrt
ness OF bIeah pain in the chest weakness and bleeding 81
the hngS palPiiaton oG the heart Dyspepsia eusvenes
and piles falling Of the bowels and tendency RUPTURE
falling OF the womb
For sale By II a. SCOyEI
North side Ofhe Public Square three doors West q the
Nashville Inn. rnozs
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has sew
~ era families of Negroes that he will sell at private
sale to persons residents in this State and who intend
keep them therein Residence the Nashville and Frank
lin Turnpike IL miles from Nashville NJ. BELL .
Rug3l-4m .......- sos ...-
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y and Union streets. Nashville Tenn. Wholesale ami
Retail dealers in Drugs. Medicines Paints Oils Dive Sts
Window Glass, Pertunery, Fine Toilet Soaps Brushes r.
fure Wines and BraHdles, expressly fnr medicinal par
poses Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Man
uiactuTers supplied ON he most liberal terms
STRETCH ORR Wholesale and Retail Druggists
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GOLD, DAMP, WET FEET.-TO PRE-
vent this very disagTeeHble and unhealthy csnto,
Of the feet, get the WATER PROOF CORK SOLES Tor IN,
by nova II q SCoVFT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
Foreign Ports.

An At Juan Fernandez March ship Hermann skinner a Bali,
(Oct 81 San Francisco bark Saxon 'e hatchns @ New
Yoik Nov lo for San Francisco both put N tor Ieeshe1 &
Al Cadsra Sd u ship Alexander Baxter dg = load Tor Boston
At Bahia March y schr w Fulton JOne, from Phldeiphl
LaruayGa -h ut br Ellen Oliver from BALTIMORE an <si'
schr. Eu9hcrlia. Bfay TN. New YORK. arr 3D.
Porto Catclo 2i ut sch Mary WISE Crockett @ Ne fofS
18th. AN,
curSeoa 2h ut bark Aeaiisn Br Gardner tor Bosom Isl
inst Iis Ase Williams To- New o,x ~ ln' N,o. La,
T5les Francis foE BRIG HOPE Bdde TOT NsS-hotS
rs Oh nroy, MoXoy Tor Philadelphia days Peerless Lam
CD az ciense sos 18th ut bark walsh KelOes NsYek
hIg LYDIA Slower, Shepherd Boston th BARK Virginia lhao"'
Ar Remedies ut bars Horace TaeAsr Boston, brig c.
AZ Zai Cuba ish ut sch Bea Nevis Miner for New York IS
Sd on Csrtenss bdss XeaophOu Wording Nc" fofk
ar AZ MtSp ss sh t hars Rover, Cole Havana Sarah oney
E s pV Ess Pierce boston SD 1 BARK Ave- Ch
Portland bus Montrose Poland do <''h OaiA "eP'i' '''
5 fro, Havana 0l Castan Pnkhim Portland Ne
sora ROGERS Me; sch G. III Montague sunps?o Se MeTena
CID 9TH POwhaian Inghan, Trieste John Henry Moses
Irs Pictou Ms 18th b,s Eagle Gao Boston aud cleared
ID inst Bridget Forest do land cleared Sh sen Ann Ora
ham DO Cleared d inst b1g EuoIe VQefeau boston nil,
Arr Halifax tins; brig Geo Washas'oo hiee9e, Meanioe
Amethyst Croucher Boston schr May jane atht 90 "a
ies Mary BelionAne dO Rambler Luc, 90 VIA neser
"a hrs glasgow Mckay, Wilmington. Mary Ann dt son
Boomer Puy, Yarmouth 9Th, Jaus Hart, Brown, NewfofA
Native Lass from Pctou for Bath. . 49, o -. n,
81, Gladiator sster SewYos sld Sd lost, shr Alice Moore
Pie Passports 4h brig Chesapeake Dawson Newt ort ,ers
Pspom Lockht dol PARALLEL scddsrd bos'cn o Dig mary
Art at 81 John B. inst Antelope COmery YORK;
7th Asids Gate do Elizabeth Son DO sh slip, Aye
ia Wilson York; Arnpton Ryan Philadelphia baIss Wm
Boti,tord Brown saysnna Asona Anthony DO Gan se
Tpcv Ann LYONS do Josephine Fn and Iris Gum Alexandria
LAWNS a Boston Ivy Green johnson New 60 bHs
bark Broose Stackpole, Penarth koads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Am 9. se-as NAV IL ship w Bssssr Psrhia indian oesAs
ss B.ss osss I'D aSs rs.s S..s
Ar :, Hom.. Ho. IL brs PosAss.s pss sSr q r.' n
ss; ss s rs l: Ssss sst. Mare. . q %
Richard Miehs psf, g q m S.naess ss, va" p5 o ~i
ss. Macy spsssa Nd sss,d fSs .a o IS =. s;
On 10 s: :ap sinh sssss - ,: y:
css..a 90 SSiss1 - 90 e. % Canton gO,.
eco scua NspPeOn Hpsy Ss- ~ e 90 s al
s. Us 3 RoscOe Hsydsn % SO @ 18th "a, y iSs - -
S.Dse' sr1 S =, - a In a. rs Scrs chs Mat $50
T D e. : & p c.c am eraas va "a
Ne! ases en- Some sssst s.' Sec as @ L;s.
ss sss L .ess .t s N g. cS B. &
C'sS N' W.S Dc w A 1sS po sa' oS sip
6res Russell sp beard from Hobart roSr, IN Aas1
ship srun~ik Dartmouth oh had 80 bols 'P L00 Co. va Aa
An :, stonsstou iih ust buk United wieOE South
shssaa IsEd WITH 20 sSs elephant O. ss4 Ss pe ocsn
opclru Dee M with obb WI oil ADD 81 co eoss 90 .s
Allen Fsrhsv-n Spoke, March lat IS 80 s. oa = y w sup
Rec g ~ h c s's = PS' Ss s Ia Ss
one he crew Of The Ocean thar the wsAnsa re0os
i:srS. o :. s sDDSrcS isissis
At fscasgsno Ns;ch a ,hips cns'd wayss DAVIS -
fshsi n i9 mSs 80 &c isT WI he 5S NJ
penney n 90 mos ICE sp Le0ada Csk y B, . so iP
yor, 3 mo-. oe So south Bossn wihsu 900 90 sO va
al shipped; Zenas Colin, Gardner reported nate Nant - mos
Touched a. 90 no Data (suDpoed the Lancet ~
(psrbars tbs ROsciu y , II H. cIaPo. OF Dsnas
stated sid, Aoalnon Nan
ROdsn, MeIc1y; Robert Ed~ads BaAena and Paraso
ON 90 Fellows Of Ston- do.
letter nom Cas. HoweS OF ship Amethyst Of y B. reports her
raAkuano March with 1870 bbis OIL really tp sal
shore Ground Took 40 bb the dfst cruise OF TX
months. -
letter dated yahganO March egos Ii. deeeso Of c4g.Llnb
oftbe ship Franklin oN B. Who dca the9h Oc At > Sloa
W. aef lines o. days The he soa come
home under onnand Of Mr. Akin. d officer She had 100 obs
1850 DO " h. OIL and $50 bss feset rom the SssP9 o, y
Deho of bark NiglsnL OF B. reports her
OF Jusn Fernandez Mar,h - with 1e0 bb OIL l bb Of which
she bsd shipped home the HoOsey Of and for Warren then
Litter slip Gauges coe. OF Nantucket reports her By
rous Island Oct. IS with 1880 bis 81. OIL
Spcken-M H. lat u % s. lou a. bark George Washing
Nalus " b. bbls. sn. oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

PHILADELPHIA NAY IL Arr SsesusAip Delaware ere. L..
Tori. Schrs We p Cersf Hewitt Bnsto l. Monassy S..
era wimnssos " c. Ga Scbr Gee. HArr<s Cones VITA rx-
n c Ab0u Eaor Bcssea Syyis = kearns, Ssnacks; a
Ireland whson saiens NeFh PscEs Bah Proside1ss, S.-f
HanJock. Hoyf, Portsmouth,
PORTLANp Nav ie-Au bars lohn Aviles Chsse N.tas1
MsSoa R0ty, csr5suss NoEtA ~ooi brsiree Bah, n
steamer Sesu.a; the Fasy 70 sop lesk br
ophoD York MAre; Heay Lse8 L,troha htvsna doetr.<
Posnd Matsnz's schs MeTa lisI1~i sfanss Geo 8ooi1
Sssaon Phladsph's, l. :. f.pd CFe~e NsSfefk lazy Aas
PsWtrctet Umer d. Cd shrs Gectaa, hcAsr1~z
SavsnnaA Ssmu~i Gilman Berry, Ne~-fork
PORTLAND gOesO8l April s-n port ship Rses b1ten Da q
PoRrsN0JTH May ie-Arr Brig Laysits. cAeod ssvsn..A
seAr Nnsnda saunders William Drinkwster Aoasrsa "a
5eiphs Col SiH0Es Brdses Nswlerk sailed SeAT J. Pc
PR0ViDFxCF Nav io-irr. shp Ocean. Swif. North hss
Oe.n Honolulu Dee Soa,ApoIt Jaokson, Albany
Bennett BIghtnaa " York Cleared b. ers Feoe CSo s.
RfClINONp MAY loi sckr Hanover, cAehest.r NswYsss
SAVANNAH. Nay s-Ar bris Joseohss Whoa bAtinoss s
= Keed Brunswick Ga ls Chasiotse SPANS hAVAnA' s
sIILivAN April Ssalea Sehs cOrdes, DSdss, ard osE
p,srSNfNGTON MAY s-Ar sAr Convert Brown, chaIssaa
WILMINGTON Carr. MAY scAr X dsiock, Fog, Mas
yk sh bsiss Matthew KBz tBrl Cummings avcrSol ASA
-, Hsrdpz Portland Me. sh James House Lees View fest
% S.,ues Souer Boston 9ta, hEis kagi1 So~cl sssse
~ So-sherr Isht Holmes. New loTk; Sareb fGga Nefss
800 "a -th schr BrewSeT New NoTki St h< keseae
sstor rosf.n sclr T. french Penneeton Nc fork ~
- u',vsss Vilus Boston. icth otss May faros, 4se
Sr Bei,are Abest Adams Sncw Cuea schrs sshp,S Coek
Ns~Yok; FuSene Lowell Bcston Nantucket fendsoo sse1-
Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Ia s,el! Caaal1 from Bosf5aFy LiseTo0W b spoon.r
and wife Me- X Paige W. d. Richards and wife Nj ana al O'
Warren. children and servant Mrs Nc MeLen r. Cson II
atwood Arnold X. Paige Jr, MT Eusts Rev tssnd Roo
bDs and vie add l. Isaac. Of Boston Nsnge u
OF G. Perkins Worcester A CePp vile ana
ehd Of Massachusetts, + Bridge wife ehdTeU and ngr, A.
Mr. Irwin, Arkbau1, wife and child q n auiiueh
Brown Mrs Arnold c. Ehrn Miss b. Galley, T. Fosler j. a JOSH
Ackroyd Mr. NaDA ana Woods Of New.l y h Aersdsa
and e Sueeter Baltimore; ONe Bailey AID Ne
Taylor and L. Pezsse Of Indians Dr. Miles ~ u VII VII
isrs Arkansas Smith Smith Of Ohio NJ Conn, Of 20 l0l
Weber wife. OF Louisville " Penuand Of Nov Orleans
Col Cntchey and servant r WeSh Eusieer~ J. Grahae
Grahn London Canada; H. C4whr d. Campbell and 81
rouo: Ar NcKerze " L. Dsin OF Haulton inads; W W.
Fossyrs CaBsts hs Col utehey, AID child,
Mr. Iuaer Of EnalsnSi Wood Barry q ve-goo Mr. Mon
A. Jeffrey wife Coburg Messrs Howell Peron
schsr child Jamaica Seno Don MIGUEL SIz tbe<reE Of
y Ulaes jose Ause Caos Juzn de Il
VEGA Jcse Vsso Ugees NJ Avenls Antonio Arou Arq1s
Fsy IalVsrT EIsssr Campbell Mr. MeD,nad Capt New
HALIFAX; G +. Arce u - Johns NJ irs
Fc fnrf and servant Fox, OF Newfoundland " Moore, o..
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DIED.

BARyEY-At Noruslk Conn, Wednesaey n1orans Nay ~
in the 5sfh year her Ms Keriah a. VIE o. csae
W II consequense Of injuries received IN The Fsoso s
fropEe - ....e.e-i, 3,--.ea IN
.na b mineral on Saturday 18th ins ., ocock non n
ATE rsrdenee No 81 East 5lst q without iuher nIaon
mains viii be taken TO Greenwood - 81, - - ,.s-. a..
LOcKWO OD.-YesieTdsy porninE M.y n etef i-Dsens -
oeTz Josiah lockwood IN the Jst year OF rs age
ais friends The friends Of the family are
a. ,he f1nsra This cav May q O'clock, - No ~ Last S-
!. vii be taken 10 FAIRFIELD Conn., for inernenf
NcKENNY.-At NewYork. Sunday, MAY :, OF eonuHpe-
F,srres /, q McKeppy sged IS years and ytnontos
a. yerna,ns we're inferred 10 Greenwood Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Barb AlsnsA Level San ,s.s Lee Rs<es> II s4y> 0s,
vi Hayes B<sar. Tyres AssA g and Pens, sds
"a hisea ke TO ". ". De erstt-
Sra cs,ss Isf Bo.tOn Aus< rrnas1 &c css II days o
70 ne sesoa of waSssool Dana Hxnsas 10 days
gem,h eabs Saed With bArk " D. Hkhon. az bofen'
- - peprpn Carver. for Portland; Sen NArou %.
P Arso OBI DOasAss MsJs<aez r, ID SsyA sru 70 -
Ulr.y Said with BIZ bs Aan8sss. for Philadelphia
Bah hznasd of Bosonl W.g.r CAdea.s Gays sss s5d
eI.,sss SD 60 with b-s Lion CT and or P0 add
Baf Ann P lof Bostonl Hail. Havana cAIS ssr and q
s.rs . Robert Hihsns
~ PIE Alto Spencer ChAresor, days Fowler
7.rsSre Sd IN co. with bark SOPHIA Tor SeS-Yosk
B1is panel Weld - MsehiAs 10 days lEmSer .stez.
Bs Foz tOeBta BemasODs, NSn,eveeo, y day. sara %
p. WE Nietes Che71yfe Lyton G-AyEn., PR II taTA
s,e.r ID mon TSoupscn L Hunter.
BIs Brl sn4e Nex Castle days coal % orsr
shr MsrJ e Gage Dsko, AadOp days lumser MAybsw
sf vsss Belle, TsrPAha.rnckl P,:hst Pa April &c
coa &c 20 Bishop A Co.
eo S,t, PscEet Wes Belfast days lumber,
.els tecTom, Boston days m5s- 20 Dayton STssze
80 Rebtcea Tburs,on Rockland days hue,
SIR y p Abeel Smith, Portland, Conn , days store.
SIR = Gaze Druh Columbia Ne dls timber and Abs
20 NsJbew. rAht 4 Co
SLED-SteaInsbp Empire Ciry, Wnale, for Hsy-na and New
OW1yp- Sunrise calm Meridian and fesh Sunset do.
nv he Sandy HOOK Magnetic Telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS, MzJ l2-S nioSn.
The steamer Empire City bound passing che Highlands
f,re bsrk and bTiE IN he Oihns
WIND frsshif 1m the soufh-weaihef clear
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DIsasters. &c.

c,v,yv, Cry on RICHMOND Phadcphia from Richmond
ports Tuesday night A. y miles North q oi Lana vas
wind AZ he time iens NNW breaking the Cy Rcaiaonds
plank hesr and running her bowPu through ae IoraId .te-
on whom pnrsd Could not ind cat the schooneFs name
she " oud not answer when hailed 80. - = --..,
FoRE Of about 100 tu1s budeo Is reporter
ho.e The Captain would have no cololact
ton tle shore allow on bod consequently no par
cpars concerning could be obtained she aPpea 10"
XIV WEST dates h init that the locomotive in the brig
Cnhus removed and haa been d nd epprad at so
The salvage the Cimbs appointed Tor the 90 inst me
nar en- r ship and TIE salvage en he h
een paid The Key West and business Wa dq
STEAMER UgCs hence for Hartford ~hen OF DrasrPsf on RI
day u.s into by unknown schooner which earned away
the and pilot house o. the propeller ana sas Lung
sD Of the fclr carried but she kept Der
BRIc CogDELfa from Trinidad OF and for Boston, before
reported Beach s remains ashore Her cargo
rsed n ID oil orr en- hours by Eben Smith under
writer's Towboat B. FORBES took hold Of he e Ook
YESTERDAY nours but could not start ber She would have 70 be
Rae OEIrN Macha which arrived at Mystic 9Th inst from
Daen that he Onward passage tno das Fen |
and rr seaman job Csoe Of NewYork aged p yea
who died 81 Danen on The lab ult =,
DrRse The gale YsFao March - ing Caaet sunk At
BSIs HaYTI ceesn na Po su Prince NewYcr y days
d NJ brsue tot ss- Faved da-i.gs
So rgnE % saved Mate ard p4eussrs the
1E Mary hcse SeN0rk Cst Chescinin remained u Turks
IL and, sspeTntendnE tie survey Of the carso.
CAPr 1EmsLEs CT schr Dr. Frnn of Lyme, arrived q New
Setudsv nisht while Hnnson. l. the scr d. w Dixon
OF Hsr0ch Aess By Eg. carrying 10 gh
but Dxon badly shattered TIC ZANE Of the bns Ae
dc 2 lean -
Ro fr PSne rryr sctooasrs ztab rxng iczin
tscksfsy, chain plste, sllsi al &C ls tlc &c
schooner ve-y ousy Tie Ing LOST martinique 5 A- As-a u NJ
sair Pcrosgsc ct WSos Hole rsPeEss tat Il L = - % l.
hip lower which TAD been tcrd on ~ ne uec.-
suno.ec 70 have lelsuSsl Of 10 or 20 ta--
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s27 s9s 53l 532 to 53G 4ol, g. 49, 10, e57 sS7, o'
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3. o. 30. 81.
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IBTGG-PRAY-At the Church Of TIE Holy 1rnity bs02.,y1
ON Ju1sSsy u By Rev Charles MSon sr7'eu ~
Ibssg Of LBeh Ms 5esn H. oa1gaef o. tus ~
Jsu,s PTsy. Esq. Of Hew.fork n e--.--r rs,,sv n,
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psn,sy.;n F,.nkl Conrad 70 Anna Mckenzie al on
DIOW-Msy r. by Rev A. d Gillette hI Iohn
p FIbs and sarah sbsrdow ell Of hrs CITY r..
GANTZ-CROCKEROn Tussdsy, May ~ We ~ S
BOY Trinity BTooElyn L. T. BY Rev Or Ler5 Nj 1oon '" Osn@
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NAV H. James Jr Of Harlem TO Neshn " fo'n o.lss
81 Sc ln,e Hon Chsrles podle Of bloomnngourr n T.
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Fiyt BOARD 80 Penn r. 49 $50 Morris Canal M 5000 West
Pbis Coupop g. 9l $40 City Nav c. 1861 SLIGO Pezn S. ~
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,f5 iii. rs Man Mech Bank 81; $4,000 Sch. Nav. c. 80 81
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Ishieh Nav ss do 7s % Sch Nav preeued W 80 So
Beaver Mesdow r. SCI 10 Penn RR sg sgo Lehsn MIt
4, To1ft 81 (ard Bank IL; 100 Long Island r. 49,
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one being for alss Pre!enses, and he e:esf

sgsip, L.rh one being for Ease 'A' ~ ''1''
for grand lasceny. -.,r.,v sonv;e,,d q high.
@ - r.s ssptsrcsd % the State Prison iof y"
y years. james Bys sonve.ed o. assault and 0as'' Wa
ssb,eSoe' I@,yAn Italian named Dedo Ardss. was
sd ~ convtSd Of stealing seventy five yards OF carpet
oro the store Of r. Cropsey, No. So Caast Sentence
two wears 20 the State Prison.
- s5s<,rned for the day.