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HARDWARE AND CUTLENY.-The Subscriber hes now
ii complete Of soOds which have
greatest mRnuaesuerss both In
and Europe and the best sTms and offered
saving of from twenty cent Our
comprises ant Ii tspI
Housekeeping articles arncle required about house
can head OF hardware
Building materials fine assortment not excepting sash weights
at 3cents per ID. t.'
Mechanics ioos every variety and mostly warranted
Leather betting gum and hemp packing at Boston factory
prices stlEs .e s vi
Grey Brothers. door springs warranted Cog four yea We arc
agents, will furnish dealers at factory prices.
feather busters, New York prices
a5 per cheaper than other styles
All which offered small advance for cash punctua
customers by the subscribed
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign Of the large Gilt Haw, Penn. av,
Nov s-eolm betWcen l0h and liih streets.
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A CARD TO HOUsEK EEPEUS The subscriber begs
IL call public attention TO his OF furnish
goods which rendered department IL
recently received addition his former
beautiful variety of
Cut and pressed glass
Plain whs gold band and richly decorated French China
Superior table cutlery, silver plated goods
Lamps and girandoes, block goods
Japanned ware, bronze and iron goods
Fire baskets and brushes
Britannia ware, China
ManteI and table ornaments fancy articles, sc.
Altogether forming the
general furnishing be Washington
lie pledges himself sell cheap be bought This
the cities An examination of articles and prices
esiIy solicited. q. w. BOTELER,
I0--cotJani ~ Hall.
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Snider'sr Wines Phlladelphia.
John sNDER, In former old established
Jacob Endcr No rs Walnut four
where will be supplied
and liquors tho Inott accommodating terms.
JACOB sNIDER JR agent importation Of foreign
Office No. 7b Walnut receive
special importation Of wins &c from VARIOUS In Eu
upwards; and sOcs
for Joha Vaughan andsr the patronage Of ha friends
Washington city by Express"
free of freight.
June 9-aiy = -.
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stIlOCOIAATE, Coco&, and Br0ma w. BAKER 4 CO.'S
u cocoa, and brous
which st prsmiums hare been awarded
of the Unio for sale by all the principal groceries
United States, aRd by their agents e'a5 n
ussey Murray, New York Grant and Twes Philadelphia
" Buudigc, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cncinns
fhio; and g. Il. Howell, Georgetown, D. c.
WALTER BAKER, b CO.,
Ap3-dIy Dorchester Mas,
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ERENCH and Bingham boarding and day school for
young N. A. Tyson SISTERS street,
lah and lsh Washiason y O. Tho duties Of this institution will
Monday, 18th OF September rupia
punctua their For terms, may
be had at ali the principal bookstores In the city
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Guenard
(Or Quinend.)

UNITED STATES NAVAL AsyLuA,
Philadelphia December s. 1854
John ORR cooed landsman, beneficiary at this institution
j died the 9Th of July lnst.
Henry Guenar Quinend mnrine aad beneficiary died here
II l7h ultimo.
deceased left property of value, which awaits
heirs IS
Dec-1--Iaw4w ~.
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&N -.

On and after Taesdoy, Nose"bsr T. 1854,
THE Alexandria daily or Gofdonssiie and inne
diate stations "a O'Clock the arrival OF the boa
giving breakfast board
Meeting rain for suassufy, War
for Wanenton and at Cordoasvi
trains the Virginia Central railroad of kichmond Char
lottesviie and Staunton.
The daily AlaxaBdria and
before 2 O'Clock, the ARRIVAL OF the trains
Virginia from Richmond Charlottesville
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OFFICIAL.
TsxAsuxY DKrAKrxrsr,

August -, lsSa.
Nouce is hereby given following described
United prepared % pu'
between hereof and the 10Th day OF NO
portions those stocks amounting Ia The aggregate
ooo in tue and The hereinafter mem
toned to wit;
In case OF any contingent competition, stated,
in the order OF In which said stocks
may The certificates, duly assigned to the United
transmitted this department. upon The receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following particulars
The par value, specified in each c1rGeate.
q the stock Of the loan authorized by the act Of
by the OF sa2 redeenabe alsi De-
cembe per the stock of The loans authorized
December 1867 the Both June 1859 OF 10 cent,
the authorized by the ae OF 1885, and
December Commonly called The Texan
Indemnity, per cent
1854 receipt Treasury with the
allowance or money reach the owne of
in addition.
Payment the Treasurer OF
United assistant Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
will entitled beneht of this notice
said 10th day OF November next -
OF the Treasury
The time during which viii be purchased
by department upon specified hereby extend
cd 10 3lst December next, inclusive.
will closed The is December, whcn
hafyear vested in the soekhoder
certificates inscribed stock must addition to he
assignment United States sgnment
made by the stockhoer thereon where the inter
es assigned coupons lat
uary of stock Iot transmitted with the
premium days interest only ess interest
redemption LIST January viii be included WIN
principal in the settlement.
Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DErARrMENT, Nov. Is, 1854.
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BATCBELORs HAIR DYE.

DARKER his fancy under National HOTEL
dozen Bntchelors dye which l.
universally the very bes article coorns hair
the skin. besu
We recommend the sUREsr and
PARkER's Fancy and Perlumery Store,
Dee o--eod3t' Under National Hotel.
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JUST received 400 barrels eastern appIes, such m
6eennrA Bald wins and Russets fine ordcr delivered
Private and hotel keeprrs win and
their advantage give us a cal NY
iney yrliow n barre
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potntoe-.
j. DOUGLAS h CO.,
Nov 2l-eo2w Feed Store I'd street, Pa avenue
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No. 527I
Sales OF Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gwen Of
IN going large number Of mct0Ous actual
of short and ether would
public sass Of ths United
States along OF the SoaAsw Pak
MISSOURI advertised In proclamation No.
Offices in December inst
ordered those sales Be
and to take place follows, 10 wit:
land office ST. Louis, commencing Monday The 9Th OF
August next
Jackson, commencing Monday, the 18th Of
August
Office Clinton commencing Monday the 18th Of
August next.
office Springfield, commencing Monday, the goth
of August next sfsas- ~
Given under my hand Land Once city
Washington m of December A. D. thousand eight
hundred and fifty four f-s@ ItdG.
BY order Of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7-law6w Commissloner.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon.
Tennessee. 8ft lt =.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Corutheu, lats one Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan the Of The supreme
of Tennessee.
Ridley, cnanosllors Of the 6taIe
Judges Cautbes Green dev their whole time exclusively
the school. Il
Plan ofiarueol. Daily examinations Of each class the
No regular Of lectures but explanations
daily lessons the Of the examinations.
Weekly law and IN which
Of given by the poes
prosecute through all known In actua
practice require prepare
desd Wills records all OF be read
cence in the trials Some OF are nken by appeal
which held monthly in the class and 10
public the end oeyey session The students act as clerks ,
IDS jurors circuit judges, and cnnceors In other official
taciues connected with their SUITS
first the third Monday In Sep
tember, Thursday in February. Tho second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. tgt-s.s So tG
Expenses per seson.-Tuiton $780, advances contng
S2 boarding $50 furnish
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete uness the
No previous study required for
There four regular easses Students
time during the collegiate year. e5#tte
Number students the last collegiate year eightyax.
ROBERT l., CARUTHERs,
Feb ll--eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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Tickets Slo-halves s5- quarters So 5

Tickets SlU-ihlvts 20 -quaFteTs " %,
Certificates packages of 25 whole tickets Sl30 90
DO do 25 half do 65 on
do 25 quarter do % so
OF
splendid prompt
drawing will be Immediately after s
all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Nov 23 Wilmington Delaware
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EMPRESS
Tho abovs boats carrying United mail will
their regular Alabama A OF November
leaving daily daily tho arrival
connecting daily Montgouery with
the ears, Mobile with the New Orb mail beats
will leave Selma the downward Trip
six O'Clock, a. .
The commanded by able aAd experienced
officers every the comfort and
Of passengers
by the above boats will exceed any
per barrel, an dollar per bale OF cotton.
passage having elegant accommodations, spy
board,
Oc, eT-d6m cox, BRAINARD, h CO.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for
with ground each,
Kendall Green,"a iie than mile nosseastsy from
the Capitol. WI f.f5ssst sa. H - 'f
These spacious and with cellar,
shed each, pumps excellent
The M,uaton beaus overlooking large portion OF the
and in full view Of the CAPITOL
The 7th and streets, Delaware
the route and day between Kendall Green and the
Presdents square, leaving and m.
leave Centre Market, where makes brief stand, OK
Rent-two hundred dollars a year.
The houses for inspection and
by applying Wm Suckney who lives street,
Sc I, sl my Tstidence, near the premises.
AMOS KENDALL
July 23Eeodm
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nOLUMB MBxAN COLLC&akE, WasAlnSeon, ID. C.-Tne thir-
~ fourth year Columbian College begin
Wednesday
June students have choice pursuing the usual classical
dies degree Of bachelor Of scientific
degree bachelor OF philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further Dmaiion
nddess "he President Of Coen,han College, Washnyton D. CO..
Aug
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r. ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, New York. man.
E uacurer of daguerreoype apparatus mangs,
&c. and importer of paes chemicals fancy frames and
caoype and chemicals for pctHcs and mate
rials Of every description.
Case makers supplied manufacturing
hand.
30S Broadway, June II, 1854
June 20-dlyear'
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.

NUTICE TO PKfi-EHFTIoN CLhIHANFS.
Congress approved Sd March, 1852 entitled An
emplon extended the above
made the date alo;ment if
dollars and MY before
day public by approved 27h
March, 1854 entitled for the relief settlers lands
ratoad purposes, settled
the date of w,fhdra! win be
prescriptions the ordinary minimum price of the public
lands twenty per acre.
and paid for before the day fixed for the public sale
Therefore, every person entitled the of empton
Of alternate humbered sections nen,oned under the
3 March, 1853 above referred settlements made
TO 1851 date aoment)
March, 1854, settlements made prior to The date Of ifhdnw
lands from market; likewise entitled
empon the of 27th March, 1854 of the above
mile limits, directed be entry
October Louis,
the
proper make therefor price
by law practicable afer seeing Ibis notice. and before
embracing claimed will be
ieited-
JOS. S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep l7--lawl3w Int and Start
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Hamilton G.. Fant.

Hamilton G.. FAINT,
Eroh1nge Sc No. Pennsvirania
nue., Washington, ID, C.
JINCURRENT money land warrants Virginia scrip bought
u and sold.
principal cities sold purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Claims against the government collected
Dec I-3mdSw
MOST complete of shaving Just open
II Ing Parkers Fancy Store
Fresh and
Amonde shaving cream,
Military shaving cpkes
Badger hair shaving brushes, sc.
PARKERS Fancy M Perfunary Store,
2--eod3r Penn. National Hotel,
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limited STATES Mail Limo to California; via Aspfn'
wall and Panama. 5h and 20th of each month"; n frat
class steamships approved by the Navy Department not than
1900 tons burden, guaranty ing speed and sqfsy.
The Panama railroad completed Obispo, IL miles from
Panama
The embraces 81 miles in rail
from Asuwa Obspo, and l6 miles of land
recently thorough order. single
str houshe passenger
and their baggage being only transferred to and from nu
alongside the cars.
There will be river transportation future this
The entirely from sickness desriptton
Reserve being always kept in at New York. Pans
San Francisco, detention in of accident
The Ia entirely reliable.
expected thai the passage the Atlantic will be made regu
iariy in days; the Pacific In 10 10 lax days.
Passengers win Panama the day acr they arrive An
wall
Through tickets, ro agenes u
West street, New York.
Jan 29--du
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$sSIS. usTsS AZ 8: sAi5 Al 4.
- TON, dssi =, =. TIssA; aERsXNS Capt. z. ais
These stop .. sou.s.p.oa both going and returning
PxoPosxb DArEs OF sAiLiNG-iss4.
Washing w..a.:.o4. .s.s:ssy. ;i:s.:s sss;s:y
s..sa.s Wellington .sssssy. ssy xss Ap Il
Hermann. =. =. -. Saturday, Apri y. Hyls.
Washington. Saturday, Nay -. Juns Is.
Hermann .s...sd.y' j.ns ~ !sy "a
IissmaSn. Saturday Ausas ~ septembeI 6.
Wasl asloa Saturday Ssss.ss oe.oDs, s,,
Wa.sns.on. ss'aiday. Soss@s.i4 Dsss@Ser l.
a.: Man. ! As ass
Wssass'aa sH, !: S,:s.soa Ss. Ssy i
%s.sss'sa: Ssss. M: = %::s::'ss >, l.,
SAND, . sou0.,SY.
G; .a.rax1 A. HElnEKEH n EN- Z CO. Bremen
ssAs MihIiss iskIIs. Ih21hsn HAVE Co southampton
Polytechnic College OF the STATE OF Penn.yIv.nin,
Penn Square, PAaadeIpaia.
THIS College, Organized the plan the Colleges Of
sS xAs 4sD THE ME-
The next commence Monday, sep;
FACULTY.
engineering Sem Peabody
Meaursy analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prot Alfred L. Ksnnedy, NJ D.
Thomas, A. M.
philosophy principles Of machinery, Pros
Peabody aud Kennedy.
Terns for each department. per session, &i3..
Mechanically and Geographical drowns Prof John
Kern. go. aL 3r
Freach snd Spanish, Prof v. De Amarih.
German, Prof Il. H. Entrup.
The analytical laboratory for practical chemistry open daily
b. Boucher,
provided which and less proficient students
and bs rapidly prepared for the Cosisge courses
M y Rssay
technic College, Phiadeiphia.
MATTHEW NEWKlRK,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
JoHN McINrYRE, Secretary.
9--W Wed5atk TueAm
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UOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION !-Dinner sets, toilc,
III sets tea SETS crockery and
sly Tor sale little lower than they be had In the city
heng about TO Glove out that part Of busncss
pubic any OF the abovc-enumerated cost L
My stock OF paints oils, varnhes brushes wicks, gold
Leaf and everything appeanOx thereto, complete
dersod in this city or Baltimore " ~ "
Sperm and lard oils, fnc article, constantly on hand
also keep sale Rnssia el packing asarhoilers
Ny stock bought entirely for cash. condeni
in articles so by giving me
On all $20 hve deducted or cnsh
Goods delivered part Of The city and Ceorre,own free
"
q, s., WHITTLESEY,
b34 Seventh street
Dec s-eodf2w
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University Of Maryland.

University Of Maryland.
School Of Medicine.
THE session will begin Monday October o.
i and end the 1st OF March, 1855. = m
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, NJ r. Smith, NJ d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. Il. A. Aiken, M. b.
Principle Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew NJ d.
Anatomy and Physiology Joseph Roby M. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas NJ. b..
Maea Medea and Pathological Anatomy, Geo. W. Mtenbegcr
NJ. D. t7rHf Gltt l9t
Practical Anatomy, b. B. Smith, NJ ID.
Clinical instruction the nfrmaTy belonging the University
and containing hundred aud ffty BEDS ----+
$40 WILLIAM q. A. AIKEN N. D., :
Sep l-2awt9thOct 5t lIusF Dean
GAYS FABLES, with l2s illustrations. volume
VI London. is54 Price q. ,lltee eltstlf lf
Dogs their management; by Edward Mayhew London 1854
Price 50
MarveIs Science; by w. Pulom with Illustrations
Price so cents. II .t. ' tt1Ia tGit ta NJ
Adventures Of M sydenam Greenfnch and of his friends
london, with Illustrations London 1885, Price
Aug ~ HHrHriiet PRANCK TAYLOR
PAR1xER's FANCY STORE.
WE receiving supply goods suitable for the -
and approaching hoIidnys will
stock be very desirable
selling at very low prices Among which fI.T
Lsss's x1rxAcrs.
Jockey Club Musk asrsmne, vioee Heotrope Essence
Boquet, and sixty other odors. =
5gross Of Lows brown Windsor soap
5gross of CIcaver's honey sonp
Tailor's transparent wash balls, &C., &C.
coMBs, HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL-BRusHKs.
100 patterns English French American brushes
Shell Dressing Comb India Rubber Comb, English Horn
PARKERs Fancy and Perfumery s,ore,
ntiOnaI pasel
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For Lynehbufg stages on
Mondays, " Wednes esdays, and Fridays
For Luray with the stages
pepper on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
For daily with the Piedmont
For Middeba daily the Plains
Per order W. h. BkOCkhTT, Agent
7-df
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LENWOOD CEMETERY.-This beautiful burial place
Of the Dead having been dedicated with appropriate
monies for the purpose is now for The reception of the
has capacity bodies which such
friends Of dead as may apply can place the departed until they
The plan Of the ncorpora.o is one Of equality in regard to the
lots which will not be publicly for sale, aloush they
usually bring Pe"ium) making the early selection Of lots the
established city Washington, appca-
ions viii uncuay attended 20 a the resen, Office in the east
vsefs requested not TO drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds.
NJ BGenwood is situated distance of the
Capitol
Aug o7--d3m
DESIGNED for the comprehensive and thorough education of
checs and civil engineers including railway hydraulic
For copies Register giving respect
's '"' N' "fr' D. FRANKLIN GREENE
.,s M Director, &c. R.P l.,
Salamander Safes.
TvANs WATSON, No % South Fourth street. Philadelphia,
Pa ate No. 80 Dock eet have hand large assor
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRoOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT SLATE-LtNED REFRIGERATORs,
Water crs seal and letter copying Fabank platform
and counter scaies
Sole agency Bueworts Betey' Ynles, Jones
patent powder proof bank locks Please call.
Reference is made to few Of the hundreds who have
I'll Maguder 7th Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
Farmers and Msshanics' Bank, Philadsphiala safes.
Unissa States Arsenal 5 in California, in Philadelphia
United States Appraser,s Once, Philadelphia
Phladepha Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Rchard, Norris, 4 son, Locomotive works, Philadelphia
Winchester BaAk Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. E. Wood Foes PENNSYLVANIA between 9Th and 9th
Washington d. Co. authorized orders for
make sales OF the above.
May 8-2awly EVANS WATSON.
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Mobile and Montgomery U. y Daily Mail Lime.
sG-s-N CONSISTING OF the following substantial and a
.a1iaIsiiafnR- running passenger steamers, VIZ
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
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University OF Louisiana.

-.--I. university OF LOu16Iama.
Medical Department.
JsE lectures this department
Monday, November 10, and will terminate in ensuing
March.
James Jenes NJ d.. Professor OF Practice Medicine.
]. l.. RddeiI, M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery,
A. II. Cenar NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
A.. J. Wedderhura, N. D. Professor Of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medicn
Thomas Hunt NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
samuel p. Choppin M. D., ps"'ns"a'0' OF anatomy
The for ssectng will be open third Monday
tObcr
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
HOspl Il, this institution from November April
The accompany the professors visits
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during tho session. about eight hundred
scribed for daily.
In 1859 the number of thirteen
dred and nfy-nibs.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug li--lAwtNovt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

Albert H. Nicolays regular semi weekly sale Of stocks
and bonds will take place to morrow (rhursday) at
half past IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Bids for the mortgage bonds of the New York nd
Harlem Railroad Company opened at tho Office OF
Messrs Blachford & Rainsford No 5S Wall street, at
O'Clock this afternoon The whole amount OF bids largely
exceeded the required srm-seveneen hundred thousand
doas-and the successful bids averaged OAK per cent
The range from 90 33l0o to 95 66l0o. per cent.
Under existing circumstances these prices very fair
and those who have been fortunate enough to have
obtained them, have good margin in their favor for
rise When we see New York Central first mortgage
bonds selling at SO per cent the above sale is as high as
the company could have expected For some days past
the money market has been steadily tightening and con-
fdence has been gradually disappearing. Capitalists
have been afraid to touch anything preferrng to place
their funds where they be made available any mo-
ment to having them locked up in the best security in
the market.
The election OF officers Of the Stock Exchange held
on Monday, when the following gentlemen were cho-
sen:--Charles r. Marvin President N. A. Wheeock,
Vice President j. W Blocker, Treasurer; b. Hart Sec
retary G. II. Brodhead Assistant Secretary; E. A. Ship
man, Roll Keeper
The only features of interest in the mining world to-
day the decline in Parker Vein, which sells at Il,
and the sales Georgia Gold which is in active demand
at There is also slight improvement in North Ca
rona, which may be quoted at OK. The other stocks
are steady as will he seen by the following bids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
Reception OF Ex-President Fillmore M NASH
IFrom the Nashville American, May 81

From the Nashville American May 5.
Ex President Fillmore and Hon. p. Kennedy, former
Secretary Of the Navy, arrived in this city yesterday
10 O'Clock, by the cars from Chattanooga in company
with the committee appointed to meet him, viz Hon.
Washington Barrow, Col. Wilo. Williams, Hon. Andrew
Ewing, s r. Cockrill r. n Williams, and r. W. MEGA.
vock, Esqrs They received at the depot by the
Committee Of Reception, military and fire companies
and large body Of ladies and gentlemen in carriages ami
foot and escorted through the principal to the
public square, in front OF the Nashville Inn Here in
the presence OF very large assembsge the President
and his opd9n du roya9e welcomed to the city by
Gov Neil 5. Brown in eloquent and appropriate al
dress Mr. Fillmore responded briefly and in good taste
pressing warmly his Acknowledgements for the Of
his reception and referring in moderate terms to the ALA
sons made by the orator OF the day to his administration
OF the public affairs. Mr. Kennedy also res ponded in
happy and appropriate style At the conclusion of Mr.
X. q rema ks Hon Andrew Ewing was called upon and
made few apologetical observations.
Alter the reception the distinguished guests were con-
Quoted to the Nashville Inn, where suit of rooms had
been prepared by the gentlenany proprietor DR. Scott
and where they called during the day by large
numbers OF ladies' and gentlemen. In the evening at
four O'Clock very sumptuous table was spread-qoten
mp in the Doctors best style.
To-day ex President Fillmore and Mr. Kennedx ,w;p
visit the Capitol and receive their friends in the hall OF
4he House OF Representatives until IL o'clock Durng
the evening they will visit the Hermitage and on stur
day morning leave the city their return home via
Charleston