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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER

~ PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, Invites the attention
lUs Of Southern and Western Merchants to his stock
Of Fas Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Ret-
cules PeTfumeTv Soaps, Porte Monaies Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins and Needles
Hooks and Eyes Watch Guards, Wax, Coral, and Glass
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys Of every description. Scissors Razors and Cut
lerv Gold and Gilt Jewelry Accordeons and Vioins,
Guiding general and very large stock OF English French
and German Fancy Goods, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices for Cash or APPROVED PAPER.
50 Orders by letter selected and put mp in the best
manner. WILLIAM TASkER,
myi-Iyd 10, PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
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GAS FITTING. .--.....
w still continue insert Gas peS At the usual low
w iric, and prepared 10 make Alterations. ar do
any kind of work in cur line, and II well done
Gas Fixtures.
We are Offering large Chandeliers tor less money han
they can he brought from the Fast after paying freight
Glass Globes ard Paper shades.
We have iuvOicrs of large Its II Grbes aud Shaj-s
with ohsr Gas Fixtures which expect by first boats
from iitt>bur. and will sell hem very Ioy Apply 10
JAS II KENDtICK, at Ihe Gas Light Once Cherry ST.
chS'55-lv - 4. H. DAVIS h co
TNXTRA FINE CHEWING. TOSACCO.-Ai
II lovers of Pine Ch- wing To,rren wonld do well
purchase their supply at aTKETCHS DRUG STORE,
formerly stretch Urrs) which has ust received the
fne-I article ever brought to this city. inChs
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AZ c. w. ROBERTSON & Co. have received a
fresh lot of gentemens super6ne boots They say
that they can fit all tastes and accommodate all sorts
of customers. We have never seen anything supe-
rior to their stock, and commend it to the exami
nation of our friends.
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Books and Stationery.
NEW EIRM

HAVING This dav c sted iih nv Brother. JnHS
L L I itAGix. will coniinue he BOOK AND STA
FlUNERY U ~TNESS under the sryle oI F. hAGAN q
BRO at toe odd stiuj on Market street
March -, l>55. +. HAGAE.
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For TIE COUNTING HOUSE.

DBANK CHECK BOOKS all the Banks;
ID Rink COPYLlG BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BL0IZYNG BOARD;
Bills or LADING-RAILROAD RECEIPTS
C0VNTTNG-IiOU,SE Il 4CKS-POST BOXES;
ARNOLDS FLJID-ARA0LL'S AIRLINE;
GOLD PENS-S7EEL PENS INKSTdNDS;
ETLE RE.fDS-LETIER CLLPS-POUNCE;
CIIEGE TIES--PEY r. CES-EBTELOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &c, &c. For sale by
Gpl CHARLES W. SMITH.
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~ Don't all to attend the sale of valuable
city property at the courthouse to day at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, by J. L. e. r. W. BRowN
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"DOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
AMI lwnpIu Pr ZINC.

AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND'THE GOLDEN HORN;
VI FLOoD AND FIELD
UAcLs SANS Farm FENCE
MoRNI STARS The NEw WCRLD;
FIF Y EARS BOTH HENIsPdRREs;
NcSAMPTUN NATICK
IIyss OF THE QUEENs or ENGLAND;
T. L PILGGIGs OF WALSINGHAM;
Illus, LAKES AND F0REsT STREAMS;
THE MONEY MAKER
Sub TANCE AND SHADOWS;
TEN NIGHrs 1 A BAR ROOM;
TABLES Fur CRITICs;
Fern LEAVES Second Series
MEMORIES OVER TUG WAFER;
TLSNEssEAN ABROAD;
Bertha and LILY.
THg uERNT DELL;
HoNCY Noon and other COnicaiilies
Miss IESiIE's BETIAvIOR Book;
TINS, Thar AND The OTHER.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Paper Ia%ifG,
AND 1 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE!

UAT determined to remove 10 It LouiS If can make
| sale of nv Paper Mil and land attached
There but tle property in Middle Tennessee will
nav better with less risk and the time is not within my
recollection when Paper making in more hourslrcr
condition and likely continue so, than at the present
time Again. paperu akng has become permanently fixed
here with all the advantages desirable aud the whole out.
line of nv business laid down according my Judgment
and easy any business to understand and wide
difference would exist my opinion. between 1t and the
beginning of a new business Of the same kind
will sell the property low, and take large portion of
it in printing paper which will take out Of his
Persons having any desire to by shall have a full ex-
pose of every thing pertaining To the Mill and its business
Ny whole OBJECT in selling Is 10 remove TO ST. Louis
ap22-lm W. =. WHITMAN.
DRUSHES.-A large invoice Of Clothes lair. Nail
ID and Tooth Brushes, for sale cheap BY
mh8l AARON STRETCH.
FANCY SOAPS,-A large Lot of Toilet Defensive
Il and Poncine Soap, for sale cheap by
mh3l AARON STRETCH
EINE COMI}s.-A large lot of English and Amer.
L can Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale by mh3l AARON STRETCH
DAKRY'S TRICOPnEEOUS.-I gross Of ihIs
ID excellent Hair Tonic, in store and for sale bv
mh3l AARON STRETCH.
7 YON'S KATliAlkON. "A large lot ior sale
IL cheap by AARON STRETCH,
Wholesale ant Rsttd Druqgsst
mhsl Corner of College and Union streets
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AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS.

f@- A communication from 'Clay wing" will
appear to morrow.
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Fall G. Cunningham.


~ OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
No AZ, North site Pubie S}aere. Ntshch Tennessee.
TVAVE now in store full and complete assortment of
Hdrdesye in all its varieties Together with
sllHy Urge stock of CUeg and Guns, al of which they
invite the of Dealers visiting this mari heir
stock has been made up by direct purchases the
Manufacturers beth in America and Europe and they feel
confident that those who may give theta call " i'll ind it
advantageous to deal with them.
fsl aud gqoapttms 5Uye's Will find the prices of their
goods suited TO the times.
eEy-Feahers received at the highest market price.
Nashville March 3, lSI5.-tw&w
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z@I frzes amounting to. .....,...... $50 90
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NITI,rERSi
Tickets 80 O0-iIalVes 60 5O-Quarters Al u,
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with Il. n. RROCkWAY. al Public SQUARE
who is authorized to receive forward them, .pd ~
whom the schemes and drawings will he regularly SEM
compliance with the above will save much time and
labor necessary TO answer individual orders time 10
time
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing
~ Bills on all solvent Banks taken 81 rSr
~ All communications strictly euuideutial
SAMUEL SWAMI. Agent aud MANAGER
Sign OF the Bronze Iious
Montgomery Ala
~ Tbos. Welsh and Justus Wyman. Esqis. sworn
Commissioners to Superintend the Drawing.
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z-Eg- We authorized 10 announce Col JAMES NJ
SHEID candidate 10 represent the counties of Coffee
Warren, Cannon, Van Buren and Grundv in the mex
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
I & esSt- 70.
J ez3 csstssx.ssszs= s>'sasa='

VAS in store Buskleys Ky premium and two horse
Steel PlOughs, SUbsoli Ploug llarrows
Corn Shelters, Com and Cob CrUS<s~-. orn Drts and
Planters and puIoSt III articles Chased griclural Inn
plemenis Any - tci= vi ch he not have hand
will be ordered and of transportation and exchange
only added 10 the manufacturers prices lie expects by
the first Of May superior Hay RAKE which hs wishes
to submit to those interested Tor examination
. LaBdTethfs seeds.
] st arrived, an additional supply Of Cornheli and
Bunch Beans ParsniPs lar quantity Of he finest Ouion
Ses, and variety Of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower seeds. . H..-s b.
variety Of Flower Seeds hand and will be in
receipt Of more in few davs.
Irish POtators. F..-f u q -
superior lot Of tiarra aud Iowa Potatoes ut 81 soc.
per busne by the barrel
Field Seeds. So.
He also has all kinds OF Field Seeds such Clover,
Timothy, Orchard Herds and Blue Grass and in . few
days viii be receipt Of Barley BHckwheat Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also fine lot of Oats. -.
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L . T. *
No. G3 Cherry SueeEs Nashville, Tenn,
w ILL attend to any sale at Auction Of Dry Goods
w Groceries. Real Estate, Personal Property, &C. &C.
offered him sy win also attend promptly TO the Co'lec
ton Of any CLAIMS placed in his hands ap22-1m
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS

WILLIAM II. WEBB. Attorney and Counsellor
w at Law, Washington City, ID. c. offers his services
practitioner before the above-uamed Court and will
attend all business that MY be entrusted to him with
promptness and fidelity
az Reference may be had to WIN F COOPER. ESQ,
Nashville Tenn.
~ office No. ASS SixthSireet (mhI7-sm
g9 Banner, Memphis Appeal and Rockville Wing vii
please copy.
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THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
ADVERTISING, &C.
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NEW BOOKS.
THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER

THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER.
TIVE GREAT GERMAN REFORMER, in fifv Pic.
lures from Designs by Gcsiave KONG; to which is
added Sketch of the Rise and Progress Of the Res,rma
ton in Germany.
"we have ample material to form estimate of Iuler
The business of his life was write and TO talk and his
friends preserved his letters and his with
care-we may say, with the veneraticn-whch all thai
from such man deserved In his correspondence
and in his tschreatn have fuller and more detailed
revelation of his nnerrnos man. than possess of any
ether person. with the single exception of DR. johnson
Edinburg Reriet0.
For sale by [ap26l JOHN YORK co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK. & CO. have for sale tAe bek 4
article of PENS in this market.
j. SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNEyES-.-oO kinds---gor sale by
JOHN XOGK & co.
tennessee and Alabama Rs az. Receipts.
i Nashville and Chattanooga do.
Blank Check hooks on the City Banks.
Blank Note do do do.
Steam boat Books--Euil Sets.
IL Journals, Day Books, Ledgers, Cash
Books, Record Books, Cap and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Ink, steel Pens, Pencils,
&C., &c. For sale by
o.. JOHN YORK & CO.,
- arc Corner of Cherry and Union sts.
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sS9 We are authorized to announce L. CLEuoxs as
cand late TO represent Davidson county in the next House
o. Rnnrasa NAH
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,Ii.c1 COWS FOR SALE-Three Cows with yousg
MI CoIves-good Mixers. Apply tue subscriber two
miles of Nashville. on the Charlotte turnpike Na
At O'Clock and see them MIXED. N. BARROW.
rs
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.
Dr. H SCARBOROUGH. Dover. Tennessee, August o.
1853 says: have sold all the German Bitters you have
me aud if the preparation continues To do much
good has done, Il SriU BE- the best medicine sold
hers"
L. SIoDGRAss Sparta Tennessee, August 90 1853 says
al an pleased that your German Bt'ers has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used"
B. T. hOLLNs Hlsborough, Tennessee August 80 1853,
says: pleased TO state that the German Bers has
given general satisfaction"
Dr. P FARO Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee 9th April,
1851, said: our Bers now selling very fast; and
every person that has used it. far have been able
TO learn, has beer benefited" ....
j. w. FRANKLIN 4 Co, Gallatn, Tennessee, December
80 $780, said The firm will want more of your Bit.
ters soon of the partners thinks great medi-
cine"
K S HARDY, Bolivar Tennessee, September 49, 1859,
said THERE'S great demand for your Btters here please
send another lot sOon." ..-.
ssg- They entirely TegaaJl free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and never pros
trate it, ..
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers
erywhere.
AZ" Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoville Brown
rubbs Ewin Brothers. H. G. Scovel and dealers in med
cine generally -..a mchl0 55-d5wly
10000 SHINGLES PER DAY.
T HAVE on exhibition at the Crucher House. a SHIN.
Il GLE MACHINE, which will make $4,000 perfect
shingles per day. 1t is propelled by POWER
and makes Is shingles every revolution Ii be built
for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. All interested, espe
caly machinists will please call and examine for them
selves. 49,. WIN. A. D00LEY.
mys-2t 10 r
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10 Aa'ers-rsrhe advertising medium Is thai
dsehe' the largest number Of saie prOPoOas cost an" W
s'sHtSos Of advertising will be w the circulation AZ the
uson Of the Union community and
city an s'eF
ung medium it urpasses contemporaries
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Il A @ 5 !
$3.50 Esl Premiums.

WILL pay the above premiums IN Oi $780, $50
$40 $S0 $50 and $40 20 any SIX merchants pedlar
who win deliver me- from TINS date tire Isl Jnv Is55
the largest amount Of RAGS. The be bought
side Of. and by dong business OF Nashville
or vicDIly.
KET PRICE IN CASH tOR RAGS ~ DELIVERY and
certificate 10 the Of the amount received md
pad for These certificates must be kept and
July that three isnteresed merchants Of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being emitted the
800, tie next largest IN so. and down.
Merchants seDdlngs rags viii please write that may
know whose issUc the certificate. Combine
tons will not be allowed.
Wooden, Linsey, Silk and Worstei rasare not wanted,
and will not be included in the above
Earnestly solicit greater attention 10 sGzg and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
ive-lydtriw&y W. 8. WHITETAN
North Easf corner o. ta.- ,fu.Fe
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DALE ROPE-IOOO coils Machinery Rope in s.o,e
ID aud for sale by (apD H. S FRENCH & SON.
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SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNEyES---oO kinds---gor sale by
JOHN YORK a. CO.
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JOHN YORK. & CO. have for sale tAe bel I
article Of PENS in this market.
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rINHE undersigned has his Soda Fo1nt ~ lu operation
- W - AAKON STRETCH,
wholesale and Retail Duggs'.
Cor. College & Union SIS, Nashville, Team.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY acaprnv

Ana TIER II :,
E-%S (BY AUTHORITY THk STATE OF ALAl =
sszsE2 C,pfgeted the Ifgana ylaa "
GRAND SCHEME F0a MAY-CLAss o.
To be Drawu12 18th May 1885, in the City of Montgomery
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY H. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Er,x.-
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. PLENDID INVESGMENT.-A veTy desirable
y Lot for the erection Of large Grocery SOrehCuse 81
uated the corner of Broad and Summer streets EOutug
40 feet Broad and running back ltJ feet Sumner 81
10 20 feet alley. The above lot IS exempt rom 'aon
for the next 30 years. which viii he owner "i TIE
properly from S25 to $500 per aunuIn nj sl'a On
my8-lr }. l.. x K. W. BROWN, ~ Cherry 81
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4 1OD-LiN ER Oil Gro ceIuir. God Liver TIL
~ just Ieceived from isrshton, CIrk Il Cos BY
apo BROWN Il GKURBS A. College st
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Al persons
IA who indebted to the estate of n. p SIayden de-
ceased requested TO forward and make payment
Immediately, and all persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified and requested to present them
prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred
JOEL F. MAYS Admir- of n P. Slayden
April IT, 1s55-dtw&wlm
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Y virtue Of the authority conferred on me By the ~
ID Of Sarah Ewing deceased, ! VIII expose 70 sale oy
tpe and two years with interest from date two pieces Of
prouary situate Vine stieetvZ The house and lot In
which Albert Geayes resides bet about iOsy ieet
and one hundred and eighty eet depth; also ,ieae o
the os which Geo w. Smith resides containing sky
feet front and one hundred and eighty feet 10 depth
At thessme time and place. Will sell credit Of six
months (uDless previously disposed Of several likely
groes, embracing men, aud children. N0i5s la
bank, with good security, required.
It'd ANDREW EWING Exr
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PUBLIC SALE OF UNITED STATES PEOP eRIY A
ORDER OF THE BUREAU OF YARDS AND DCcks

ON the Ist Monday in June, $3.50 the following article
~ will be sold the highest bidder a5hC auction,
the navy yard, Memphis, Tennessee:
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MORNING EDITION TUESDAY MAI 8, 1855.

and that they could net be foua thf. they had
few days left tbA city, that would rstcsn 10 to
or three days. but that it was moi known the other
would. see The subp@ua Ia dated eQ Saturday, and
therefore he could not bare gone to Pfhdephia prs
vious to That cay He went there probably, Satur
sssren for them, returnipg, as he did, Sunday
evening. Il he bad gore earlier he might havs
found them for IL seems they ouly left q
few days before DON'T think therefore, that
sufficient reasons have bsen aho any different
oreer this subject than that which madsthat
States claim that those individuals are guilty, they
know who the Witnesses to substantate ths charge
snd those witnesses, IL the United States expected
trial should &c produced II they had abscoud ded then
IT would ave presented different case; or II witness
wto had net been introduced before the Grand Jury or
to the Court voud satisfy II that they were material
the case would be different think the reasons stated
do not furnsh ground sufficient postpone the trial OF
these individuals who charged and who demand
speedy trail From the statements which have been
made, appears that here is expedition going out
pone this till the next term should be doing great
injustice to the who stand charged l. therefore,
not think that the reason, are sufficient.
Mr. McKeon said that under the act Of August 1896
he would now remove the case to tie circuit.
To this the Court replied that there not su ,ient
grounds to warrant him in doing so
Mr.. Hcdman-What next, Mr.. District Attorney?
Qsughter.)
The District Attorney stated that IL the Court would
consent to postpone, he would pledge himself that It
should not be allowed to go over TIL next term but the
decision Of the Court remained unaitered
PENDANTS discharged upon their reaosnzanees which
the Court granted The parties, Colonel Kinney aud
Mr. Fsbens, then discharged upon thsr recox
nizances in the sum Of enc thousand dollars each.
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The Greek Church.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
writer in your paper few days ago, under the sigma
tuIe Of Ephesus has thought proper to acquant ths
public Of his respecting the true position Of the
Greek Church cardinal point of Christian orthodoxy
II It be true he says that this church does in reality
profess the Ncene creed In the way ALL according
him, do, then It very certain that Christian
church win ever contend with the Greek the dogma
he refers to in that ancient document
He says to quote the language of his statement that
in GA D. $50, nnd the Christians, body, teach
ing the Holy Catholic Church" GAN then" he con.
creed which was agreed TO at tho famous council Of
Nice, A. D. 325, as far a. the words Hoy Ghsst the
IN G
appear until he informs us, that after this, ssysrs
We as this time do with respect to tSs Holy Ghost
Nicens saying who proceedsth from the Father only
for that creed according to his account excludes the
words slio que which, q he before remarked was add
their own individual authority, without ths
consent of any council whatever. II this be so
in the matter in open defiance Of the laws Of The Catho
very probable since It il evident that ths bishops would
certainly have been cut of from the church II they psr
.isted in their contempt Of her authority ali the
literary world well knows At all events whether they
any council he win nevertheless admit that ir would
be something very remarkable their statement Of the
article in question, in the language he quotes, should
actually out to be the very words which "the "a
Council Of Nice" made Of In her definitions Of
that identical point.
We DO therefore, candidy think that your readers will
agree that have right to cali upon the writer for
his proofproof to the authenticity Of bis version Of
the Ncene creed and that the words he refers to
in reality omitted by that Council and that the Spanish
prsates spoken Of did positively add anything more to
the article In question than what then 10 be fou nd
in this creed or what IL admitted BY all to BE- part
aad parcel Of this SEX same document Of the famous
Council"
II, however, he really produce any fair sound
srgumsnt prove that his alleged version OF the Nicsns
creed IL actually the authentic one, make doubt
that the Christian public viii give him due scknowlsdg
msnt for his ingenuity. At the same time han ely
think the Creek which he processes much to admire,
would BE- willing in this the contrary ONE to give
him any credit FOR his vol meant eulogy OF her theology
Finally, spprehsnd IL would be generally admitted
that her msmbsrs have good reason to express their
aret At the tender Of his services In their behalf aud
moreover to pray that their faith might for the future
be delivered rom the hands OF such unskifu defend
and TO sxcam in the language OF the ancient pos
Non to'i ouSi'fe, nee dcfensoribassstis x.Y.z,
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Personal. Intelligence.
ARnIyAIs.


At tho ST. NisholasJvdge Frick aud LADY, Baltimore;
Cana stgrsay,s, U.sA.i W. vosbursh Albany; b. H.
AZ the ietrspolitsnaon c. D. weitbrsok KingstenN.
Y; H. o. p. Nicholson. Washnstoni Murphy Indiana;
A q. Seamss Washagon; Miss Clark, feehkin T. HAL,
Al the Aafor Hous-Hon. George Llppitt, Vienna; Dr.
Robetson Chsriesten James Douglas Delawore ArsAdo'
fT"% sospoo IL ship wp and Mrs Elliot
Canada Robert sni.h New Havsn Mr. syrne. Mrs Byrns
Frcm HsefpssI In ship Msnhstttn-Mr and Mrs Ball.
Miss Lsvis Rits Butler Hutchiason, Mrs Csodees
Trcn Lyeypoo ship Splendid-C MoMassr, Miss Eliza
NcNastor, Mf I Gerardi, Mrs Kslfy.
From London, In ship Livereool-hr snd miss Bronson
From Mstansss, IN brig Nancy Hsran-yohn HERR.
From PORT al Prince in bark Clara windsor-E Dad-
reck n Coles and Il vilmenay, vilmenay.
Fom Curacoa, In bark venusMr Henriquea, lady, child
and servant, z Mudo, H Lind. Lindo, q Ricardo,
Cart Clark, ofschr Flying Comet.
Mitchell. neics ana children Arnold jr Arnold
and lady eblren and Miss Mtcheh Msster Arnold
and nurse M.ss Rud: Mss Salisbury Mrs Woodruff Miss
May Saulsbrry Durand child and nurse, DIR O'Ryrne,
Mrs Julia shtrman whteer. Miss sherman, Miss Paul
inc And,ews A Lawrence Hiss Helena Rose, VIII and
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