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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

HANlAG purchased large interest in Iron property
i locaed in Decatur county, Tennessee we have de-
terlnned 10 sell the above valuable Mills auction on the
siot June next together with Sky OF land on which
the mills are located The sale will be positive and with
out These Mills located miles from Port ROYAL
Montgomery county Tennessee the waters of Red River
Adjacent is tne wheat growing country and easy of
cess The Mills are capable of turning ont during the year
about ten thousand barrels of superior flour as is manu-
tactured BY any other mill in the country
We will also sell fine stock of mules cattle and hogs
TERNs-One third cash. aud years for the balance
5. Il. MOODY Il CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

C.tnn REV AED-Se!On On Monday night Sd
eNIOU inst, iight SORREL HORSE, about 3 hands
two or three inches gh large blaze in fhs face large
white spots or his side OF belly his hind legs beth Waite
KEW ARD will be given for the apprehension Of the THIEF
and delivery Of ibe HORSE; or TWENTY-FIVE DOL
Ah Tor Ihe delivery OF the Horse to at residence.
one mile and half from Nashville
aulS-1mdtwSw TuO- IIApnJEr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

. .rf .s....-- ... f. "a. s. g.. -wIyrsR SU,bIEa
-. FIRST CLASS RATES. RATS.
inc Furs mi psr;ss las $500. bu per 100 lbs
dlsry. 6c 'e'' %~ Nv ( Scots. 7se;s
SECOND CLASS Books and Stationary !
Dry floods in bales Drugs, Glassware am -r
Groceries iercept Coffee Hardware : 75ets 6yiets
Holloware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool. - -a
de-. sl4.-
THIRD CLASS Bagging. Bacon. and 3D. l
Pork in bulk, Butler sailed. Copper in in .E .-5...
gots, Flzxseed, ilpgs Hair, Flax Leath e5cts 5osts
er Eastward, Zine. ine...,.....,.,.,,.,,.. u.
FOURTH cLkSS.-Eseon and Pork pack.
ed, Candies Eastward, Cheese Eastward, - --
Fish salted, Iron, Sod. Ash Tobacco in
Leaf, Eastward, Tar Rosin Whsksy 5G,fs 4pCas
Cation, lin Summer, Coffee, lard OIL s-1l -'.,r-
(through,J Pork fresh. in full car leads .u.
at owners risk /. Z. .-
10 GEO. G. FRANCISCUS Freight Agt Pittsburgh
EJ. SNEEDER, Freight Agent PhIiadephia. '.'
MAGRAW kU0NS, Freight Agents Bsitimore
J'SEPH L. EILiO ri, Fght a 2't. No west St n. Y.
H. H. HOUSTON, tirni Freight, Agent PHILADELPHIA.
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We have in store Lar assortment OF Fancy and
Variety Goods suitable for country and city which
we invite the attention Of the city and country trade
have on hand large stock Of the following Goods and viii
continue TO receive additions weekly Also, hne
1nent of House Furnishing Goods wholesale and retail
Table Cutlery; Combs and Brushes; u
Pocket do; 7..U Sewing Silks Spool Cot'n;
Jewelry and Clocks; Braid and Rutland Hats;
Plated Brttanis Ware; Silk and Straw Bonnets;
Wood and Willow do; Gloves and HOSIERY;
Portmonies, tine assortm't Umbrellas; Whips;
Gold and liver Watches; Baskets; Mats;
Looking Glasses Cotton Cards;
Coffee Mills.
With many other articles, numerous to mention
which invite the attention OF the trade -ss-l
. I'd. ..' A. MORRISON Il co,
Wholesale Variety and House Furnishing Store,
Square and Dea derIck ST., Nashville. -
ular2p. '-t'.-- p -'- '. . .--- ~ .. .-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09
HUGH HENDERSON,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ontls SYuars s-N..rt 70 Gord0n8 Iylr.io,,>-
NOULpinf inform therect., -,.--L.: :. ....u sur
w rounding cs.err tIlT II ias 1e'sntiv Ira owed
and grec..v G7ged his Marble az d s now 1ared
10 fill orders N the aTb me. A. tia y r est no. and
on the ost fave ah.1 telp.s sH he Eald a, par
hoular " shon tH u; vel eeC.2d sck0f mon, Ia nts
mantle ces, hlos est n figures staiuarT Foi p in,
Baptism DO foInS Frs We les fonb &c ira ~ of Y, c5
OF Il urCst Italian Marble and rom tbs de, &C the
best ku - 3an nasie? Fnl arr ngamen,s {, m
pete !ur1 hing RI 1rGs r' T'srle p'Lrr of ~ own
manutac '7e imnntrt Ha he. ke"l ,Ica ,,a,,;ty
OF Italian Ln9''@, - =" ;"ugu state which he will sell
very '" ia@ iuiture in Egyptian Marble of the best
quality can be had AT his ward lie faters himself that he
can now serve the public accommodating terms as
any a,ilf IN the west share of public
p S-The attention ofhe lovers of The Fine Artsis d.
Tectedto my assortment of Saary They are of the rar
cts and iinestquaiii', and "'diractimportation
~ EW YORK MADE ALE PIMFS.-A few Of
get cut OF order Also. Walkers ale by the barrel half
oaaIei, &C. for sale al JG- a {. .KOBERTSON'S
Spt' Broadway.
ttiNE RALORH AND S1ROpS-2uU dozen Made q
b,.'cGeI IL cIie6raed R4zors among which fne
Soriment of WARRANTED RAZ0RS, in Cases of one pair
eich Tor private use also further additional stock of Bar
bers kazors also, Wade d Brcher's Razor Strops rew
aud very superior article. FALL& CUNNINGHAM
mar u College street.
ORANGES, ORANGES.
~ 10 boxes Cheese. suitable for the Suumer;
zoo Cocoa Nuts Just received:
20 boxes assorted pickles, fresh;
10 " MacarOni
bbls Crsnberres,
boxes Lemons,
For sale at ]. G. 4 c. ROBFRTSON-S
hafehS o4 Broadway.
RHODES, T. HAGEN W. R. cAsoy
Late OF Tenu. LateOf Nashville Late OF Columbia
RHODES, HAGEN Il co.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
n. 81 Sycamore Street Fast SIDE, 6eloso Second,
CLNCZrNATY
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods. Pro.
duce also to the purchase and sale of ali kinds of Pro-
duce aud articles of CINCINNATI and PIrrsBURG Mannfac-
...... ...
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COLLINS&CO., Pittsburg Forwarding Agents
an4-d tw& W 6m. - ...
I OOk AT THIS. Having taken out License un-
IL der the new corporation law, prepared 10
sell negroes Commission and will make liberal cash ad.
egroes left with for sale and pledge ourselves
obey instructions unless it be separate families Eight
ten likely girls wanted. DABBS & PORTER,
feb A '5t p - .'t.. d .. .'r Moss Cedar street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

I OOk AT THIS.-Haring taken out License un-
IL der the corporation law prepared TO
sell negroes Commission and will make liberal cash ad
egroes left with for sale and pledge ourselves
obey instructions unless be separate families Eight
o ten likely girls wanted. DABBS PORTER,
feb 4 '5t t ...ht.. t.' .'. Moss Cedar street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09
ENTIRELY NEW!

nR UaOMG0OLE SEQ, has just received at No. u,
Cllege ST, Nashville new and complete assortment
Of Fsmity Medicines, Perfumes Toilet and Family
shodlde traces, supporters, which he offers the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro.
duce also TO the purchase and sale of all kinds of Pro.
duce aud articles of CINCINNATI and PrrrsBURG Mannfac.
lures.
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COlIINS&CO. Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents
iaH-dt tw&w 6m . =.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

d0 HtdIisobe Book l0r p cents "Erery Fapailp
...- - should hare a CODg" I
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less Is,Eyrs~
l. tlrln months, A new edition, revised <zlsxA
md improved Just issued Sa-EH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

sNOTICE.-Ata meeting Of the Directors oil sne Len'
nessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, divi
nn;eJ 10 the REDUCTION Of the STOCK NOTES held by
CnsmnanyY TapItd9wl g. JOSEPH VAULX, 5ec'ry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

ICOD LIVER OIL.-Four crosses Rushton Clark 4
Co.'S fresh and genuine Cod Liver Oil, just received
by l..l a>#-- H-- N1 ~ 7aIL }. e. BROWN,
......... ..-.. ColIaua at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

|"- DIR. = W NEsAf. -T.|-i-
TAS removed TO No. Cherry street. next door to DR..
II ". Hall ResidsDce-Cty Aote.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09

HHEMICALS.-A large stock, and from the best
I manufactures, exceedingly rare, never before
brought TO this market Attention OF Physicians So this
mart of nv stock is respectfully solicited 81 = 7c
febiIJs4 300 -..' a'.f-'f i..l j. q. BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-09
TRUTH Is MI1.HrY AND WILL PREVAIL.


BOOK kselers Csnvassers and Book Agents supplied on
ne most liberal terms. EI -.Husa sept sI--lysa
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feb11 '5A-6mdEtriw Agent, College street
Prepared BY W Hutchison & Co, Amsterdam, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

The LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN SAVANNAH
We gave yesterday morning all the particulars known TO
person unknown while he was quietly sitting in
Martin Grother's grocery store Sunday evening Co
Eden held inquest the body yesterday The
jury found hat the said La Richardson came
his death rom the evidence before them) by gunshot
wound, inflicted the back part of his head by Greene
b. Roberts, and that they believe said Roberts Is guilty
Of murder" -Four witnesses examined, viz. -
Martin Grother of the store where deceased was
shot, Harvey Morse, sergeant of the city watch who
sitting at the table opposite the deceased at the
time OF the occurrence; VIM Hanna a carpenter: and
Mrs. Martha A. Chaplin, who lived in the same house
where Richardson was killed Deceased q carpenter
in the employ Of John s. Sturdevant The Testimony
of Morse and Grother elected clue 10 the author
the deed
William Hanna sworn-About O'Clock p NJ on Sun.
day, man named Roberts called dcponent to borrow
musket depcnent refused to lend It, but after Roberts
had insisted complied with his request the gun loaned
partially loaded with powder deponent had pre-.
viousy endeavored TO discharge IL at the burial of the
late Patrick Martin but it did not go or is there
ncthn but powder in the musket has not seen Mr.
Roberts or The musket since
Mrs. Martha A. Chaplin, sworn-About half past Z
O'Clock Sunday evening person knock at the
front door, deponeni looked of the window and re
cognzed Green b. Roberts, ordered the girl not TO open
the door but che did open it, when Roberts heard the
door open he returned to It, after IL had closed
the GIRL finding il locked, he went up Whitaker street
and turned into Taylor street. in fifteen minuee
after seeing Roberts from the window deponent heard
the report Of fire The actions of Roberts towards
deceased showed envious and jealous feeling though
not expressed by words was observed by witness
We learn that Mrs. Chaplin Is the mother n.lav al
Roberts Yesterday afternoon after all efforts to appre
bend him had proved fr'lcss Roberts gave himself ur
to the authorities. He had hearing before Justice
Rniford, and was committed for further examination
Since writing the above, we are informed that n mus
ket supposed TO be that mentioned above was found
yesterday afternoon by negro boy in the woods neal
the Hosptal.-Sdrdnndh Republican April25.
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Port OF New York. April as, 1854.

CLEARED.
SStteesTTs,hip Arctic Luce Liverpool Collins,
SIX Edsiis Dior Ri iss;Pso 1os1 ' ss1.Ssii
ship w:ss,h Hp p.d.,o aaysns PgnGsn Co.
BARK Lnmartins Coniiin. Galveston, D 6 Murray.
Brig Robert Wing Niokerson, Buenos Ayres, Ropes
B,s Y, TnS.d
Brig Northman Frost Doboy Island, Ga, Brookman
ssSr ch.s Bgrsh.fd. Ulmer, cadi., 1T White aco.
ssSI PIKE !.sk:c?Ss Yam Bruns siashs.
SKI fssnsI: H.Ils: ssssss % w.rsh.% spr.sue
steamor TOtsn, Kellogg Baltimore Parker Vein Steam
ARRIVED
sssmshp Nssss Hare y ss..h.mp
and c0wss The s same night April 10 at 4 % Ion 70 II
ODER hsnss for Mamsur I'D lat A Y lon "a passed
81 experienced very n'av' sal'' from
and Bermuda oath. with mdse and 20 passengers to
Bark W Ilodgctt Wait, Laguna. April 8. via sssl
ts With E % a " s
Y: sSssS Y :ssPs:e
fees Eth inst came out rast Martinela Reef
ship niles miles:
ea y ss' rans g n 9 inside
bound Goth lat e Ion 791 brig Antilles, Of Bremen
d hss
M vsr Of ~
specie hides 3e TO Hargous Bros April Il lat . n
lon VI "A W. ag Pm In heavy gale from NE attended with
thunder and lightning the brig was struck with Il
topgallant mast scorehng the topga LIANT parted
and topssil sheets russel tree lower
head ripped the of splitting
Of main batch and made its escape out of the vessels hold
just at the waters edge starting out bolt
and some trunnels Iresking copper &c; sounded tho
pumps, and found tho brig perfectly tight.
Brig Emeline, Bird Machas, 10 days, with lumber and
lath. to May hew, Talbot Co.
Schr Exemplar r) Smith, Corvallis IS days with Do
tatocs, to w A Walker
schr Tanner, Noring, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Montrose, WALL Calais, IL days
Schr w Buchanan, Smith, Eastport, 7 days.
Schr Pavilion, Dix, Eastport days
Schr Renown, Crowell, Boston.
Schr A Libby, Wallace Rockland, 4 days.
Sohr John Bell, Johan, Roc d, 4 days.
ScEr Isaac Achorn, - Rockland. days. \
Schr Gertrude Horton. Halves, Rocklaad.
Schr Thomas Xix, Hail. Rockland.
Schr Mary Farnsworth, -. Rockland
Schr Excelsior, Fountain, Delaware, A days.
Schr Cabot, Racket Wareham, 2 days.
BELOW.
Two brigs unknown.
Wind during tho day NNE, and fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

BODIES OF PERSONS DROWNED IN VIRGIN BAY.
Information has been received at the State Department
at Washington from the legation Of the United States in
Central America, that OF the persons drowned Virgin
Bay the I'd Of March last the bodies Of ths following
had been recovered and identified The effects found
upon their persons have been transmitted TO this depart
ment and will be deposited In the Treasury Department
for the benefit Of the legal claimants william Lane D.
Churchhill, Edward Thomas LEARN, (sr Leavfn,)
Isaac Edge Jacob lewis, (colorcd,) ". n. 0srdnsf,
Francis Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

UyHE KNOw-EOTHIN0 AND AMERICAN CRUSADER
Just published che Arst number II Alarye Sized els
gsnty printed Native American newspaper with the
sgriAcAnt title Price feur cents The
bsr q The Knsy Nothing wiz saatsis thrilling i.toI
and religious sditorisls poetry. snd great variety
Of reading Fer SALE wholezAe rots
sS;sg q The asy ~ iLiSN Darn STSSSx
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From Boston.
CAPTURE OF A SUPPOSED 81 AvER-LOsS OF TIE DR..
BARK BEAUFOKT.

CATTCKE OF a SUPPOSED 81 AVER-LOSS OF THE DR..
BARK BEAUFORT.
BosToN, April 90, 1854.
The brig Glamorgan OF New York arrived here to-day
under command of Lieut.. Eownes, U. S. N. She was
seized on the coast of Africa BY the United States brig
Perry On suspicion of being SLAYER, and sent home for
TRIAL Caspar kehrmann, the captain OF the Glamorgan,
his mate and two seamen, will be examined before the
United states Commissioner.
The British bark Elizabeth Douscit from Glasgow,
arrived here to-day, reports On Gls inst in lat Al 81
lcn 81 10 fell in with boat containing Capt Sumerei
and nine men, survivors of the of the British bark
Beaufort, from Omoa for London which vessel sprung
aeak, and capszed 7th inst in lat 3S, lon. g.
William Sibdle the carpenter, Daniel Taylor steward
and Robert Fish, seaman, drowned at the time.
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Execution OF James CIouxh.

TAUNTON, Mass, April %, 1854
JONES Clough was executed in the jail yard of this
man, of Pawtscket for the murder of Gideon Manches
ter in Fall River in July, 1852. Fifty persons were ad
mitted spectators The Rev Messrs Emery Blodgett
and Maltby with the prisoner in his cell Of the
morning. Courh, wro was twenty nine years of age
and unmarried met his fate without exhibiting any per-
ceptible emotion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29
From New NKexico.

GOV. MERRIwETHER AND PARTY-TRoUBLEsoME
INDIANS.
INDEPENDENCE Mo, April 10, 1853
party consisting OF Dr. Connolly, Governor Merri.
wether, Mrs. Smith, new Mexican missionary, and
number Of traders have arrived here en- route for St.
st. Louis-mnking the trip in % days. They bring no
news Of interest from New Mexico.
At Pawnee Fork, the Indians very troublesome
and one Of them shot man named Montague in the
neck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

INFORMANT TO VESSELS TOUCHING AT HAVANA
The following notice has been received at the Depart
ment Of State at Washington, from w. II. Robertson,
Fsq acting Consul Of the United States at Havana
Notce Is given to commerce, by order Of the supern-
tendency that the third article of the royal order OF the
Official gazette Of the 10th of February last to be un-
dersood follows:-That vessels which, besides the
ceal in less quantity than their measure import other
cargo to any amount shall be In the case respect
ing the tonnage dues but subjected TO the payment
the ponton, health VISIT registering, and other usual
dues.''
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Herald Marine Corresuondence,

PHIiiADELPHlA, April % 4 PM-Arf schr Almond
Bacon, So.thworth, Giddletown, CT.
Ga ship isaae Jeanes tnow clipper Chapman Norieans
bark Cbas Odep, Bowen Barbadoes brig Victoria
Hall, falmouth Ja schrs Marietta Burr Nckerson and
Antarctic, Candy Boston, b Ashmead, Chattin Proyi.
dopce D 4 Willetts, Smith. New London; Sturges,
Morris Boston; G Stratton, Langstaf Salem b III
hony Nichols Cbariesten steamer Josephine Morrison,
Hartford. CT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

THE SEAT OF WAR IN THE EAsT-LATEsT AND
best works on Turkey and Russsa second edition ssw
ready Year with the Turks: Sketches Of Travel
the European and Asatic Dominions Of the Sultan BH
washington Smith NJ A.: with cciorsd ssnnoiosiosk
map OF the Tarkish empire. limo, cloth, 70 Genus
There delightful spirit Of hirness and justice upee
and those who wish the Turkn
people, socially politically should not fail tops
rnse this work. IL will be tims most prontaby spenA"-
Also the third edition Of Russian Shores OF the black
Sea Bv Laursuce Oliphant. ahe third Londpn sd
ton i1so cietA, two mars and cishssen ous q ssnss
hundred copies Of this worn ADVERTISED
English circulating library.
sMr OlpAAHt acuAs observer shrewd and ntslii
rent man. clear, vigoreus and distinct writer, hs
BOOB smbss che bsst asao.n q Rus that has
iakareetod ders''-Bostcn Atlas.
is REnFfELD. ITO and liz Nassau street.
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Ex-Prcsis,ent Fillmore,

BALTIMORE, April %, 1854.
FIX President Fillmore received at Charleston on
Tuesday, with great cordially. He leaves to for
Augusta, Ca, proceeding thence 10 Nashville.
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BOSTON April 2s-Arr barks Charles Brewer, Mobile;
Nashua, Philadelphia.
Returned-ship Galatea, Barber, which sailed hence
April II for San Francisco and the 23d In gallo
NJ sprung aeak causing her to make water at he rate of
200 strokes Fer hour.
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The America Mt Halifax,

- . HALIFAX, April %, 1904.
The steamship America, from Boston, en- route for
afternoon, having experienced very rough weather.
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Interesting to Banks and Bankers.

CINCINNATI, April %, 1854.
The Ohio Legislature passed bill to day. prohibiting
the circulation of foreign bank notes within this State
less denomination than $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, THE ORGAN OF MODKRN
- spirituasm In America commences It's third voumes
May 1854 and will be ssusd weekly Thos
derous Of learning the facts and philosophy spiritual
and most authentic Eforma ton this whole
ject Of publication extant Price e
BILE advance Half yearly subscriptions will DO reoevea
Specimen numbers sent Free Address Partridge Brttaa,
Spiritual Bookstore, 800 Broadway.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT WORK OF TILE DAY.
splendidIy illustrated illustrated Magaxias u
Art and the works Of eminent mastersIhe mAgnAh
which has published any other country
Monthly parts, price only twenty-five cents Contents =
May NUMBER
Battle Abbey.
The CovenaI ters.
The Fungus Tribe. chapter @
Sculpture In tho New Crystal Palace at sydsAha.L
Nicholas, Emperor of Russia
The Village Of Denis, on tho River Gabon.
The Dead Bridal, chapter IL.
John James Audubon, the Naturalist.
Bank Note Engraving in America
Ratisbon.
A Chapter Lizards.
M Pierre Souie.
4 Recovered Original Picture ny Michael Angelo.
Queen Elizabeth and the French Ambassador.
Story Of Falcon.
Bahia, the Ancient Capital Of Brazil
a Romance Of Artist Iifos
London Bridge.
J. Louis David.
John Marin,
Cardinal Wolsey.
Caprifcation.
Amateur Artists
The Moldayian Helen.
The Hon; Francis Hnoks Prime Minister Of Canada.
Visit to Portsmouth.
Manufacture Of Gutta Percha.
k6nieh.
DEXTER BROTHER. Wholesale Agents. Il and 10 Ana
street. New York Frederick Parker 80 and Cornhill
Boston, and sold BY afsooksellers.
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hssh e ~ re tow, ssS Ne s.,s e y: q the
the height Of 20 feet Is and tho IA me
placed about miles from the Dont e ths Csps o
southv ard and eastward extremity ma: 81
white and naked sand backed by woods The spsce Of
miles between the and the ptsk Of the
Cane low fat and hare sand beAch, little Above
high water The light will be 100 feet above
level Of the and should be In good weather from
position IL feet above the water ut the distance Of abolt 10
nautical p statute miles The approximate position Of
Cape BAtteras Lighthouse determined By the Coast
SURVEY: sLatituds deg 10 min sec NORTH Ion rs deg
80 min SO west from Greenwich. -
Rodv's Lland-Ths Bodys Island Light. about s?nsus-
time lst fs5D to fourth order
Fresnel white light varied BY alternate red and
white flashes Ths light will be 81 feet above the level Of
sea- the white flashes should be seen In good
weather. position Is feet above the water at che dis
tanoe of about Is nautical statute mes; the fixed
light quite far the white flashes, and the red
flashes at ess distance than the fixed white light The
approximate position Of Bodys leland Light
by the Coat Survey is-Latitude IS deg min 70 min
nerth Ion 70 deg 81 mir 20 from Greenwich.
Oroeoke Ocraeoke Light ab out 2S nautical miles
TO the southwark and westward of Cape Hateras Light
house. will be changed At the time Juno lst 1850
fourth order Fresne fixed white light This light will be 70
feet above the level Of the the entire hort
feet above the water IT the distance Of about M nautical
coke Lighthouse Determined by the Coast Survey is
Lat deg6 min 81 sec NORTH Ion rs deg IS min
west from Greenwich
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
April Is, 1854.
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Tcleglapnse Marine Reports.

TWO DTiEt unKnUWn.
Wind during the day NNE, and fresh.
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