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IN SETrEE KITCHEN TABLEs. ofthe most convenient
articles of kitchen furniture that has been invented
Common Kitchen Tables with drawers
Wine Safes. various sizes;
Step Ladders; do do;
Clothes Horses do d.;
Clothes Lines ami Bed Cords
Skirt Boards and Bosom Board;
Towel Rollers, Window Washers;
Bread and Meat Travis
Chopin and raw Knives;
Pastry Boards and Rolling Pins
Beef STEAK Mauls aud POtaiOe SnasheIsi
Lemon Squsezers and Buug Starts;
Wooden Spoons and Batter Ladies';
Cocoa she'll DpperS and Irvine Heels
Scrubb ng and Blocking Brushes;
Rat and Mouse Traps;
Clio hes Pins patent and plair,
Table Mats Palm Leaf Oil Cloth and Chinese;
Clothes Baskets, various sizes
Blasting spoons long and short handles.
iron able and Tea Spoons;
Iron Skimmers and Ladies;
Soup Gravy and Mix SrainerS;
Cake Turner'S and Egg Liftcrs;
Cream Churns and kg, Whips;
Spice Boxes Flour Dredges ani Pepper Boxes
Nutmeg Graters and Japancd Bread Boxes
Cake Tea Cash, Coffee and sugar Boxes;
britannia, Brass. Japaned Lamps and Candlestcks
Mo!asses Pitchers, Punch Jugs and Cigar Lamps
Patent Pocket and Plain C0yk Screws;
French Sleeves and Silver Wire StrainerS
Salad Washers and Hea- Forks various kinds;
Cheese TOasters and Bird RHdsers;
Napkin Rings and MT Crackers;
Box Irons, italian Irons, ami Flounce irons
Crimpiug Irons ard Paeut irons
Nut PICKS, aud Sardine Openers.
Lending ed!es-SkewerS;
Tea Bells. plated gilt
Eg. Boilers and Cork Drawers;
Crumb Brushes, Lamp Glass brushes;
Window Washers Counter Dusers;
Whsk BroOuis and DIstIng Pans.
SNOW MACKENZIE co,
House Furnishing Establishment, Il College street
Ianl5 ~
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BEN JONsoN's WORKS.

TIE WORKS OF BEN JONS0N With Biographical
Memoir By William Gift I'd. 4 new Edition., 1vol. 9
vo.
THE PRINCIPLES OF COURTESY: With hints and
observations on Manners and Habits. By Geo. W. Her
vey.
THE RHETORIC OF CONVERSATION; or, Brides and
Spurs for the Management of the Tongue b. Geo. W.
Hervey.
HYPATIA; or, New Foes with an Old Face. By Chas.
Kingsley Jr.
KNICK KNACKS FROM AN EDITORS TABLE. By
l.. Gaylord Clark.
,y- The mos Popular Books published in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia Cincinnati &C. received very soon
after being issued in those Cities by
TO0N h RUTLAND,
;o,1a a. Union street
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WEDEsDAY MORNING, JAN. u.s. 1904

ezg- We have several communications on NE
,-hicb we will publish at the earliest convenience
The LENGTH of our legislative reports and the neces
sity of keeping up with the current news leave US
hut little space 10 devote to our correspondents at
present. We are always happy, however, to hear
from them, on subjects Of public interest
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~" We regret to learn that the Furnace of
Ewing Dick & Co. has been recently destroyed by
fire. The loss is considerable but the ability of the
firm to meet it. makes it a trfe to them, and they
feel the loss of time more than the loss Of property
One of the partners, with whom we conversed on
the subject says they have so or 80 hands at work
and will be in blast again by the 10th OF February
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MEMOIRS OF ABERNETHY.

Memoirs Of JOIN ABsRSErHY. +. K. ; WTtba
View of his Writings, Lectures aud
Character By GEORGE MACH
VAIN +. RIOS.
Mr. Naclwan has Of the first requisites FOR any sub
ect living knowledge of it. He knew Aberneihy both
as pup aud as medical friend in after life; and be
thoroughly acquainted with his works THIS K owedge APP
pears in whatever topiehe haIdes--Spectator.
We recommend these interesting and important volumes
in the strongest terms to the attention Of the PGbe-Ob-
A memoir of high professional and general interest
Morning Post
! Book which ought to be read By every one.-LOndou
Standard.
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~ The Branch Bank of Tennessee, at this
place, paid the principal Bank, the 2nd inst,
dividend of % per cent, on the actual capital, the
nett profit on the business Of the past six months
This Bank has not made bad or doubtful debt
for the last six years; as is shown by their report
recently made to the Committee on Banks appoin-
ted by the General Assembly. This fact and these
figures speak volumes for the nrIldars and enro
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Comprising all the Classical and Elementary BOeks
used in the schools of the city and country.
ALS0-Paper, Pens, Copy Books, States, Ink, Porto
los Drawing Studios, Sketch Books Paints, CamelS Hall
Pencils &c
20 Orders solicited from town and country.
TOON x RUTLAND,
;or1A IA Union street.
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COoPER'S NAVAL HIST0RY-Iiistory Of the Navy
of the Uned States of America BY J. Fenmore Coop
er-coutinued 1858 from the authors manuscripts, and
other authentic sources three volumes in one.
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN-With Anee-
dotes personal and descriptive sketches by various WI
ters-illusrated beautifully.
TIE HEARTH STONE Thoughts upon Home-Life IN
our Cities By Samuel 0sgooi
For sale BY +. HAiAS, harSet street..
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DRY Goo d S ,


Consisting Ofhe greatest variety of Ladies Dress Goods of
new stves Just received direct from 'hs Importers;
Woollens Stuts Women and Gentlemens Wear, superior
black and colored TwIed French Cloths and Doe skin
Cassneres style Fancy Cassmeres Notified Cassmers
black blue cadet and mixed SIttinets Fancy Plaid do Of
entirely patterns Marine Jeans black blue gray and
goldmixed do bright colored Plaid Jeans black and fancy
Silk and Satin VeStngs. Cashmere and Naeicennes do,
French Vest Shapes black Silk Velvet OF superior quality
black and coOred Tabby Velvets high coOred Cashmere
Cashmere de Coss Muslin de LANES Scotch Pids, Can
ton Cloths Solid colOred Muslin de Lame all wool French
and English mernOs Silk warp Alpaca rich uSTe Bro
cade Aipaccas fancy coinred Alpaca, silk figured Lama
Cloth extra Ga Cashmeres glossy, black lustrng silks
of all widths fancy coOred Silks Dress Silks Of St vie
and great variety rich Paris tg Blk silks Plaid Silks Wa
Popns Lyons blk SILK Nelyet fancy Paris Six We
ting Baratha do Bonnet Ribbons great variety, styles
and superior quality, black and cUiOTed Mantua Ribbons,
Can and Black Velvet do brown green and blue BeTage
Silk Gloves of all qualities Cloth Gloves ieeced lined,
Mems and Women's Cashmere Gloves, Twisted Silk Mtts
Lace Ms and Gloves of all the different prices and quail
itie Black and coored Cashmere, Alpaca Lawns, Wool
and MerinO Hose and half Hose black red blue yellow
and fancy cOored Prints OF every VARIETY; four quarter
double purple and English Prints Furniture Prints TuT
KEY Red do Cashmere do, style English do.
beaehed Muslns and Drlngs OF all qualities aud widths
brown Muslins and Drings of all widths; blue. drab
red green and marble Blankets large stock of Bed Ban
kets Crib Blankets, steamboat berth do, heavy grew
brown and white Mackinaw blankets, Duil do, Union
twilled do, Plaid Alpaca Craveling) Blankets. Negro
Blankets Plaid horse do white yellow, scarlet and green
Flannels Bed Tickings, 3d. rs and Al wide-Furuitue
and Apron Checks, Hickory Shirtngs, Mariners stripes
and Counterpart Checks Fancy Nett Caps woolen Hoods
wOollen Comforts ard the greatest variety of Trimmings
and Lace work. white goods Of all qualities, Swiss
sOok Book and Mall Muslins, Jaconer Cambria Cross
barred Mus!ins white and colGred CaInbrcs, Needles
Pins Silk, Linen and Cotton Threads, Buttons for Over
coats, dress coats pants and vests Brad Tapes &c &c
Also-l5O Beaver Silk, Moleskin and Angola Hats
Kossuth and Mexican soft Hats black white and colored
black and coOred wool Hats large stock of Caps Of every
variety, Umbrellas of a the different sizes and qualities
fall style Silk BOnnets, trimmed Travelling Bags
Carpet do, Sacheis, Hardware, Cutlery Paper, &c. &c
The stock is the largest offered IN this market and VIII
be sold freely. Several large conSnmentS which have
instructions to close The latest styles Of French and other
continental Goods compose large portion Of this stock
.es With positive instructions 10 close out several con-
signments, the sale will be made without reserve
DUNCAN, MORGAN co.
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RUTHERFORD
THIRTYTHIRD CoYGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON Jan II.

WASHINGTON, Jan II.
SENATE-Nr. Cass delivered reply to Mr.. Clay
tons speech of last spring. 1t makes ten columns
In the course OF his remarks, he said, he wished TO
embody the principle CT European intervention
in American affairs, in a solemn congressional act
and | will adhere to it and support it, come what
may ! desire the exclusion OF European power
and influence from all portions of the western con-
tinent, not actually held colonies; TO existing
colonies, they will follow peaceably and in good
time. The friends of this measure have been seek
ing its accomplishment in van Ii will come; 1t is
destined to come as surely as any event in the fu-
ture. The country is even now prepared for it
desires and demands it. The only hesitation is in
the halls OF legislation. The elevation OF the ives
tern hemisphere from the thraldom of the eastern
is yet to constitute our proudest claims to the re-
spect of mankind. If the desire to exclude Eng
land from interference in Central America has been
an utter failure, II is not the fault of those voting
for it; for the ratification of the treaty upon its ex
pressed engagements. He coutroverts the argu-
ments of Mr.. Clayton, with regard to the effect of
the treaty being understood by the Senate at the
time Of its ratification. At the conclusion of Mr.
Casss speech, Mr.. Clayton got the floor
After short executive session, the Senate adj
iourned.
The nomination of Collector Redfeld, at New
York, sent in to-day, was taken up by the ex-
ecutive session anG referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
HoUsE.-The resolution giving the thanks of
Congress and amedal to Capt. Ingraham was taken
up and debated at great length.
Mr.. Chngman demanded the previous question,
which was agreed to.
Mr. Dinsey having reported the resolution from
the Committee on Foreign Relations had the clos
ing of the debate. He said that he wished it I'M
derstood that he decidedly preferred the resolution
as reported by the committee, to the one submitted
by himself on the first day of the Session. in order
that the approval Of Capt Ingrahams conduct
might 60 forth as the mature and deliberate act of
l'nnfrrpsS
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C,TOLEN-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
> Stolen my able on Union Street on the night Of
the Sth instant pair Of CABBAGE HORSES. They
were closely matched Of bay color aboaI l51S baDos
high hha end the forehead OF each, with some
litile white both OF their hind legs will give
$50 for recovery the horses any Information
that get them 500 for The recovery ct the thief and
horses Address JOHN W WALKER,
Jan1s 1884 Or Capt Hammer, Nashville Inn Stables.
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GLEASON'S PICTORIAL, and THE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for ls54.-The above two Weekly News
papers altogether the most popular and best famiy
Literary papers of this country am their distributing
agent for this city. Our friends may rely upon RECEIVING
them regularly at +. HAUANS'
ian1A Nj rket street.
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e5- az" Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun. writes as follows of the present as
pect of our difficulties with Great Britain about the
Observation-Disclosures:
There is no apprehension Of Great Britain again
renewing her protectorate over the Mosquito coast.
The matter has formed practical solution by an
American company now established in Nicaragua.
who hold the land as fief from the King Of the
Mosquito coast, on coalition that they are to find
him in cigars and root beer besides furnishing him
with a new suit of undeI-clOthes once in six
months.
In return he has decided to said American cornpa-
ny some $4,000 square miles of land on the route
of the great ship canal, located by Col Childs in
1850, including Greytown, and Astounding in sugar
cane cotton, coffee tobacco indigo, cocoa banana,
oranges, lines, lemons, pomgranaes figs, tamarinds
and all other tropical fruits. This will preserve the
Monroe doctrine give countryInen a practical
hold of the Isthmus, and make his majesty. Gal
linipper lst, an American, instead OF an English
petitioner. Stand from under. X
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NEW BOOKS.
TOON & RUTLAND, ii Union Street, have
received

POCKET LEDGER end Interest Tube
Embracing also. Land Cubic, Liquid, Dry, Wood,
Stone, Brick, and other Measures; together with the
Rules for making thew calculations connected
with them, Calendar and Time Table. by K W.
RarfIetf
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends-By the Author
of Fern Leave" One elegant l6mo, 500 pages-6 Illus
tratiOns.
Just received and for sale by
anl4 +. HAGAN, Market street
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION,

WILL sell at pubic auc,r without reserve, in front
of the Court House Saturday next Ike zlst inst. the
following beautiful binding Lots, viz
Two Lots Bell street in Edgeheld fronting 80
feet eaoh and running back l9i feet thooe desirous Of
purchasing sites for sa residences would DO well TO
anime the above Lots L A BALLOWE
ianlS 1854 General Agent
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AUCTION sALEOF GROCERIES,

AUCTION SALEOF GROCERIES,,
BY MORRIS STRATTON.
ON MONDAY MORNING, January Esd, 1884, will
sell in front of our Store for cash, without
100 hhds Sugar some choice 50 bbls Pixies Magnolia
100 bags choice Rio Coffee; Whisky;
so bags Lsguyra Coffee; 80 bbls BOyleS Rose do;
100 bbls Molasses; so bbls fine Whisky, various
so half bbls do; brands;
300 kegs Maj Is assd best 90 bbls Brandes, Gin and
brands; Rum;
30 casks super carb Soda; 10 Dbl. Port and Malaga
i bags Pepper; Vine;
bags Spec; 100 boxes Va. Tobacco, va
80 boxes Ralsins; riOus brands
100 boxes Cheese 80 doz Painted Buckets:
With various other articles in the Grocery Line.
janlS 1884 MORRIS STRATTON
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sInsrs, POPULAR ROMANCE.

SIMHSs POFU LAR ROHANCE.
W.T.. BERRY Il co. have just received :
THE YAMASSEE.-A Romance Of South Carolina. BY
VIM Gilmore Smms. a new aud revised edition. with il
lusrations by barley. llmo. cloth
W.T.. Il, & co. have also just received
MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOUICES-To wlick ap-
pended Camp Fire Sketches Notes Of trip frUm 81
Paul IN Penbna and Sekirk Settlements the Red River
Of the North. BY Wesley Bond with new map Of The
Territory view of ST. Paus aud one Of The Falls of ST.
Anthony. In l vol l2mo. cloth.
A STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS. BY Philip Paxton.
cheap edition, paper cover.
WESTERN CHARACTERS or. TYPES or BORDER
LIFE IN THE WESTERN STATES. ByJ. L. Mcdonnell.
author Of Talbot and Verna,' &c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE LOST PRINCE.

THE LOST PRINCE
w. Z. BERRY ~ CO. have just received
THE LOST PRINCE
Facts tending prove the Ideatity Of LOris XVII of
France and Rev Eleazer Williams, Missionary to the
Indians. BY Rev. J. Il. Hanson
vol, 12mo with portrait.
- Orders for This long expected Work now be sup
piled.
w. Il. IL. * co. have also Just received
FLUSH TINES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
series of sketches by Jos. 5 Baldwin. VOL l2mo with
numerous illustrations.
CONTENTS.
Ovid Bous; Ny first appearance at the Bar The Bench
and the Bar How the times the Ngnians; Assault
and Battery; Simon SGggs Jr legal Biography Squire
A. and Frters Jonathan and the Constable Sharp finan
cerng Cave Burton Of Kentucky; Justification after Ver
Dict An Officer Of Horno Hon. ;. s Prentis The Bar
of the South West Hon Francis rohe MeFee and hces
Scan Mag An Equitable set of; A Cool Reoinder;
Heavy Courts Samuel Hole, Esq; John Stout and Marx
Sullivan; Mr. Onsow, Joe HeytrOm Old Uoeie John En-
aiming candidate for License.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL
ADMiTTANCE REDUCED To p CENTS.
IGOR ONE WEEK LONGER-Baynes Celebrated Se
j ries OF Gigantic PanoraInas emitted
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Harbor Hall
fax, the Atlantic river Aersev Liverpool, the Crystal
Palace Of the Worlds Fair We5tnlSter Abbey, LONDON,
from the Thames passing unier The Bridges and ending
with magnificent view Of the Thames Tunnel brilliantly
Illuminated and both bankSof The beautiful RI Err RHINE
The Hall is comfortably seated with an entirely new
out inconvenience.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
8 O'Clock.
Admission 2j cents.
Doors open at s. Panorama commences moving at o.
clock precisely janl5-dh
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.
% 600 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fanuys Little Friends-By the Author
of "Fern Leaves" One elegant 1smo pages illus
tratons Price - cents The same, gilt edges, 81 co.
Just received and for sale by -
CHARLES W. SMITH,
ianl0 ri COiie9e sHeei-
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPER'S AND GODEY'S MAGAZINES shall cou-
tinue to receive SELL and deliver the above popular Mag
All nes at Publishers prices Those wishing to subscribe
NAV be sure of receiving them regular and early of the
Publishers Agent. r HAGAN'
-, Market street.
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LETTER PAPER

NEW BOOKS,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or, Transcendental
Gastronomy Illustrated by anecdotes OF distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents by Briiia "a
vori-translaed from the late edition by Fayette Robin
son.
CHRIST IN HISTORY; or. The Central Power Among
Men. By Robert Yarnball, ID. d.
THE FLUSH TIMES of Alabama and Mississippi
Series of Sketches. BY Joseph g. Baldwin.
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUENOT; or, Persecution
in the Age of Lewis XIV From the French. BY L. Bun
gener.
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854 Just received and
for sale b.. JAMS r nat An
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.
BY III. \. FRENCH
ON FRIDAY, January goth, 1854 at 10 o'clock A. NJ 1
will offer at Auction, in front Of my store on Market
street. large and vel selected stock ofGroceres; compr
sing in part
200 hhds Prime new Sugar; 100 casksSrp Csrb Soda;
100 boxes Star Candles; 80 boxes Va Tobacco;
80 do Tallow do; 100 bbls Whisky;
100 bugs Prime Rio Cofte-new crop;
237 half bbls Prime New MolaSses;
100 barrels AolasSes;
Together with all articles usually kept in the Grocery
line.
Goods put up in quantities 70 suit purchasers.
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ADELPuI THEATRE.

FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING THIS TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. I5rH, 1854.
VAN LEW DEAvES'
lEOLIAS MINSTR ELS.
WILL have the honor of appearing besre the citizens
w Of Nashville, in a u their popular Concerts
The Company consists OF
THIRTEEN TALENTED PERFORMERS;
Among them will be found the following artists
Mr. L. MOORE Mr. T. DEAVES
n G. FOSTER, JOE BROWN
J. SARGENT EVAN LEW
F. TOUSHE T. WILSON
T. C. KNEELAND, E. RINEBOLT
T. DEAVES, Stage Manager
In connection with La PETITE ABILENE the charm
ing little D4nssuse, aged only usne Years.
Prices OF Admission Boxes and Parquet-e 50 cents;
Family circle p cents COoTei Box 80 cents Coored gal
lery - cents.
Doors open at half past c. Concert to commence half
past :. ES janf7-u
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FOR NEW ORLEAES.

THE splendid passenger steamer SAM Rznz-s> =
i Gloon. Capt. MCULoY, leaves here kkzu.szzzsS
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
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FUTURE SALES.

FUTURE SALES.
March 14th, 18th and 18th May 18th, l7th and is n
April Ilth. 18th and 18th June 18th, l4th and 18th.
Janis "a d., NJ. 4 co.
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FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
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FOR NEW ORLEAN
x.In.nIEInr Enp S.IE

TINE splendid passenger steamer NASH ,TvrS- h
/ VILE, Captain THos. BELLsNYDEr, Jtr5E
lie ives here Thursday, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. janI7 ]. A. McALLISTER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
Dourxtsc Ports.

BATH Ar Reb 10 ehr sri R.pPshsnaosi Az i2is
ehr' ws SnowTsn York sn P S;ats ,et.Ss
Rsnss Brewer bsli more w., r. Y.v Ori..,.. \, Il.
ssrs. iBr Cr,h.u :, Douin City; a.na Ross NeFOs
Dsne,rOvs KNIGHT. Asxnd', w..o5 s s1i S
s .eAr. Olive Branch PesasL % Gr'en Reslssaa 90
TsorDds TslssIsgs.s hip Ssss IRON from Ss''s
co.cn csasns; Gem Neksr,a Philadelphia oEss 9nteeE
Br soye LvsrPool htsssaL A san. eot
Cook wiIminsoa sehss M,ry Z sre sp sr
Dan ia o. the Rescue sn4 aae a'Fsd n SsH'N'
AL Feb H. sehr AvarsSo Pst, ocrasOks NC
FRANKFORT-Arr Feb 10 schrs City Belle CsrE aud ~
take liner SewYoTk SD Ilth sehF Lasla SeEer'on Dos
EoLNEs HoLEAI FEB IS W bark re; N 2, :I RE,
iii Roeslsad SeYork Returned 'ehr HTves' The Hee
NoREoLK-Arr FEB Il, .ehr, Nssum, Resrd, PlyTaoah
40 s 81 .ap Roanoke skinner scaIont e9lni 70
NewYors put to hgsh oaeirg c. SER, Ne~ G5oe Iso
Ker, Linden PotoReO big Mo-eils, Corltap st vnesot
Mstsgorda via Portsmouth v II where POI hsE Of
visions having been blown Of for Ne~-for< uni'ed SSe'
SEwF6RTA Tss = Sch. A ss Ri:s; M,
18th A Mn port The shove bark kefatta cht' sa@ver
Ha'sen from PoHouth Il f9r Jane. River W.. tom
l-,h, sclr Alysrl-O. Prait from Fall Rver oeH-
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar Feb a. brig varmOqt Sgsett New Or
s s.1' N Sslf L. js. Ds6a, wiamore N.%YofS
PROVIDE NCF-Arr Feb L. Daniel NebseT Prants, Y.
York sd ehr. lydia G.bos Gibbs. for Baltimore Dslawsrs
PORTLAND-Arr teb lt scars u lntain age Ne"-
Richmond Arey New-York solon Eo.ner Cadenai .o
Norfolk. -.
RICHMONDArr. Feb - steamships Jamest0wn Csvendy
York lfFu Teal Philadelphia schrs. R n. hgaeY. ia
New York Psletise RichHdon, Providence SD schF
Henrieo Chichester. New-York
sAVANNA-Arr Feb H. ship satellite, smith Boston bsrk
Ns-s Morton Neg-iCrk Aexina Lowell New Ofeans
tg Cooper Nchois Franklin, La och Pratt Snsat
man Havana; Crocus Reed NewOreans sehrs ncaants..
TYLER New York saxon Collins RoesPor' Ne Ga .ieAnh'p
Florida Woodhu NewYor bnEs Radius, Michel New YorA
Phura Gradan Newi0fk schr Kate Brigham Luther DO SD
ship Florida. Woodruff. New York.
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