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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY,
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER & SCIIELL's GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, 346 and S4s Broadway
Late No 50 Nassau-S Street
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ADDRESS CARDS.

.EsTstSaH. =. -. d.ale- 70 Lace and Fanrv
tpy.is, Sc. &C. IIfoU street., 10 -, between College
.n' Carr -lr,,ts, Nashville, foun dec"l
pEHgE. ". r. S CO.. Wholesale and Retail
y t,lars in Books Stationery &C., West side iube
90 rr lrIH
I1EEsE,N \ AtEyrOgT.. Jgab.rs in gcnrlerrn's
4 Apparel and Furnishing Goods Cedar street, near the
Post Once. frlH
& ,gis GAS. g.. s. O.. = CO.. importer ouo
- Nhs.-s. dealers in Domestic pry Goods, iils, .Hp,
Connects, sEues, Iroran-, Sc, north 'dc Public Square
Foreign Dor1esur FIcy and staple 'ood, Eounets
ats Roots, shoes, Sc, north side Public square JeN
pAsEN NNBNGFs =. Importer and Whole
II SHE and Retail d-a-rs Table ami Pocket cutlery
Iar'rr, College between UDton vpd tle square
ITtsNBI:ESgsoTT g. W.. Wholesale and Re
&C.. corner of rcinr-t. and Tie sIIue. JelN
ts EEEgTsE. ls. e., Civil Engineer, sureyor an1
"a prau-.t iusn. ilaa, Book Keeper and Genera Ac
% oatfrt. once spring ST. one door westoi Cherry st
g..n-e&sn - CO.., whotrsaIe iyai.rr u Foreign aud
- Domestic prv Go"is etc, North side iubhc Square
..s.s..s ts.r. u0uEstv, wholesale and Retail
tr crIirs liquors, Boat Stores etc, Water st
..... 9r...r -t.-.r..,..t Landing els
f5r. r-UEy, "a. -, Manufacturer and d,s,er
~ 'rHtms, Writing "'aII"us Paper, east side Public
-frVEEGTas. g. rE., wLolesal, and trtaiIdr,.rr
II 'rUs n' ines Paints Oils Dycsu0s, etc., sign OF
h-iaor aud Nortar Market -t adeors fom tlu square
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T'EgsEsN 4 AtEsrDgT.. dealers In GcnrleErn's
L Ararr, and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street. near the
Post OTce. Irls
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NEW INGEEB STATES uASL
STAGE LINE.


NFWTW WHKlYIINE 0s FrUR r,--.,=--.1a
! u RI o. sr COACH IS now TO- Z $500 Il
lraon fr- he srconmo alton %: tbs Jr e.lng ub
fra-a hUHIs'ILi- pnd W-ITI -huEt,, Ala, Via Blunt
Sprrr-, Hgnt.vi'r EyDU - Noi'.v Hu.
F't. furi tHc.'g ~fjh usr rorcrld Try Hpi Albany
b.I. Go good 'a-l, r,r.fl and e., D. ieu ed driver
.-r.Dn- Noli. alabsrp. am vidIe T-nuesee, viii
lua This .he che pest best .na most ergeIou Iou-- T.
CsntTata d-ouIl Aafa ra.
S;sgE uTEG GOING ~8J"sEF.
ans arrive Mo e,aln lurs~ays thursdays and sat
guray- tune connect ith he Csrs selm4, ALI
ia, lrrivi"g az Selma 80 5u'clp-k. Z. w. and then
--~sn rccjiag ". 90 Hai i'm co. Nsi' = l.-
Fgg 1hE7 cps .pr Mon gouery. mo' he AND Nv
ziz--z- rrsls also aIth a roLbr ,laily line
fNpI'u. ha IT, Marion, 'e-u,tnI,uuh, e. ,algI-a ant
iHrnP l-, A.auar Co uu'u JACK auc fcsshu z,
Ai-s,ss ppi
sCFEE.TGE GOING -OREH.
Law rrurvHrp he arrival Il The Cas- from Selma
uf.s-. W,due '4y- and irii4Ns. Hrrivn. liu.Is
Y. la'n T1ys.a'-, lh rsay. auI Saturdays s o'r OK
~. zoe fn e With a.ir lnr 0f coaches for
" noh .-1rr rn 'hr y. hvgle ari Clatauoogt g
go .uH Also. nounr,fUn. :, Whire-hu'g wh lrsssss
,ly4u- ,l Mad ,tea.s-'s fr B.cttur ant --- 80
h.rc' hn Wa oId and g-7 Too ,u-cubit F.Orcr O. an
raIH'- aH'inps 'ar l'n.y ~prI gs "Is.. ami Memphis
Tenn t-H. CHu cC 40 Whites. urg Ni d The steam -
fur haf'an1o-a anf Kr Nv,'r Tenn
t. Fryli. yr. hAEr from zoe uUmrO sii'triuus Of
q % G. z-u. u Ncr'h uuth Ala, fma, rstauli-d. hrs
lI.e 20 c-lg lgral, 'sT,u~- and with boa. itt- aid om
uc oyrnarUt. th.y pe -u5h ptt,. uaFe as
HAERIN TuN s ERkNFS.
au,23-3n rruprr,.r..
N41.i True White cow three r1.uh. rud t,rNarh &C
cUult 90 thI- Office NfIltsr,Ns i}yU-Fte
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WRAPPiNGS

" vG "sn on Nufdsv 2ffh inst the larrtst stock 4
W tloAhf hAArtlLAs, &c AZ. . ever e. tnsfrd iu this
CTS All o. .rsus NgruuF me- article UIsI 10 vel L.
cl a. cur sork vnhraccs every thnr Eeu ranging In
fr,'s ivm - Do 100. A. Z. MlAAilli 90.
rtl12
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Wheat /! Wheat /!

rI'EN THOusAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deiiyrrarIe zrshouse ~ III 18th mat.
for which we viii psJ IS osBts per tushaoi o. .bs.
anRs ". ii. GORDON 4 co.
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sLLF sEALING PREsELYE CANS AND JARl


SMALL D. o. d. 81 dai - qalutity o. vtfy
suprriar ana abir - rraHs Preserve tsn. aa
n ahiY adopted oT c1UltEsnce ald ua,f ttt
q h.ss ~isLing prs isslls Ees.les.
lY'g D. D. DiCkEr
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EB0DTs, EEcTN & CO.,
FCF wASDIyC fI'D {. ~ ISS-CE , l. GIANTS,
No q sycaaOIe e.. Ifst SIDE, below seeoud,
g8.gsNNAIE, ,lEsiu.

IE TLf give sI-f. tfbr F.fv srira ods Pro-
cure, Sc; aI- o. Do rv-ufse rrd safs ar kiuds
4 rloil,e, and aF,g.,. q, Clculal sd li,bLrE Manu-
fsrfI.es
JAHllS COLLINS &C, PItt.Iurg. For'J'r Agents
80 Eef-r 60 NAsHyILLl NfkyuANTs generally
i,h--rffaswt
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Wheat, Wheat /!

yETE have on hand sud daily receiving exfrs heav
w - and rs OznAburEs and shretngr suitable Tor
beat and Corn sacks-Which " VII seii os 70 CAsH
MORGAN Co
..oo - No. 40 Public square.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
BX ~. wINER. MEETING ST,
spls-diy CHARLESTON. y. q.


a are fruiaetufng ,hucr srticr 81 Flour rsTr-
~ ciaty isuly ~, uitch e. oarr The ual, "A
the ai rrs. AZ orders ig a., 0ihcs tt a.rt
I-- uI-Il u llr nun Il.AI q HAMMOND 60.
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Wheat! Wheat!

IIFE th day have orders ior tseny thonsand kuf E.
w What. y b. ei during the present month, g.
which us vii ply The highest HiATsst ies in cash
.-fts ". H. GokDON CO.
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y tE It! WHEAT :.
2OO.Os5 EsESEFR.F,N WHEAT

('EEBON Ats S~-5a" bags 5au 60 7or and 80
< Cotton tom thr u =ieut Ficrpr.-- N ard
nr sale 10y Lj-Z3l ". %. GORDON 2 CO.
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CHARGES REDUCED.

~ "es,r. ". II GoPnoV co, Of Nash lie are uur
Agents 10 tiai place, TO whom payment must Re made
CO Merchants not residents Of NashviHr hut who
ce!ye urr goods there must Ply Ne-sr Gordon Co
uuy1rce a. remit 70 Ls h1 charge I've per NJ for
advancing.
ES We measure al orr frcghts. dttactug any over
charge ia nleA,urment of goods - yvsses
Ee-Ne sell on commission NJ hrts Of Produce
sS-we are the Agents for the Tredcysr Iron Works.
Richmond, Va ov ali - Bsr Iron far,ad Iron "
every lescr ion Rslrosd Ch Spikes Bridge IRON
&C, &C, and the best Nirriris ? MytaI.
WYATT co, Charie,ton,
YOUNG, WYATT CO. Sxvar-a an
Cation FACTORS Conmissou and Fur arilng Meu.l.nts
ey7-gm
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I IATEsEH ELLsENe-eu haeds sai .o' saA
L. ~ o. 8 DiCbtN,
s.iS -. 5 Canrzs -srsst NsstSi';..
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PkorIIpALE INYEslNEAT.

IA TANTED t4 pou fir ,ll 10 ,rsest % ~hoissais
" sincss, already rst-t stfa-
NB-kn5 o. o. iasn - tte 4tovs sam 90 invest, can
make afrai.e eIafas b. Teffft atrtton Or her
uis- Afp9 ~ ir'trr o. ttx "a P,st tGcr, AAzhyte
sfsllf < atrn sna Nterc a. ntcfsts can us lsi
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uHRREILAs

AVE rvnlevvi ttcr q rt o. teuas O. o 80 roegs
street, whste tbey Ns o. "a eif fsi,Id and
eu-tgi4eEs- Ne sa te receiving car iah n is~
d4Js tuszi-u
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NORTH CA10LINA.
Bidders rsq~smca rsrsfv - sas-sfasass
forms n prop~sads, Re- 9xacses % atts aase-sssenen1
ssal From wssica. BY HsAsAx. En6>s. Bsstasssso,
Es~ky Naanf. Jean~r's Dwpof, Warons b~rS
C+ssk, Nsha Ia, Gobashoro', Ey@r~ssts Moaas
Cssse rss>cn's Depot. scw s~ssap- A~&ss
SrsrSssn5ss Dep-s. fesehy's, Washington t~poS
assaz's Cr~ek, sns Bargss D~res- % " A'fax-
tom i9s mes and oacx, r-ser sssy
Lsvs wsls.n da Y ~ ~ sne pmi
Arrive - W ismrsxSn Ssay ~ n y ~ ana vs. = M
Leave wslusnxeer daily - ~ sra ~ rs
Arvsxe 1t w siass asIfy BY u W sss 40
sSxr9 Fson s<son. ~ Qaars.y snd ~r~aases ~ hS~
rIstcn IS = ~ ssd sscs, snce ~ssx
l~4v~ Wss}sa Tharwd~y a. - ? ~
Arrv~ a. l. q -~ss.n Day BY sam
I<sxs lsssp ten rhhrsasy Al . m;
Ave = w ~&ds~o ssm~ Say bv - n-
sSez rrun " eaoca 5a sscn, Ars sswxs~, Raxscss,
Hoa-a ard wsdscr, PivnSasn. 10 mains ard
h~rA ir-~e . geek
r@sse weissa AAesAay. Wednspdsvs sna Friday 81
Arrrxs ss psysneuts snue dAvs by n
L~sv. Pymsuth T2essay. iAszsa4Es sAa ssa1na"y
GSsm
Arrrvs Al Va ion 6mys BY
soo4 Prom En&sA W scstand ksrA. s~myras Fsna~
40, W. . n sz6 9 s~dnsrs IA q : ~ rg-
~oSah, II n-is 80 ssax, sArss usnos sssx'
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Washington Cry 70 Weldon,
n G
Alexandra 10 Gsrdoosssiie J.
Rkhnss nd aae Petersburg. by
Lynchbarg, - Esouns-
vAIs, Temn-
Rnsmcpd 10 Llnnvsile- ......
Rrhaausd. by S,aansen. to
Possg Pse&ssst and tSuysfs-
dokrs. n .s.--.@. .s..-
Hsrper's Ferry 10 FiDc~ssle.
STA ausan "a PSrkersunrx 49,.
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-
SrDi 60 <ou3 Sr<,6 TO sss6.
As.yS To <Sts3
%H3l 4s3s 10 s-G
1854 ~ asst $r3n 10 $oe1
and Sis
1854 ard 4sos Ass 10 tsoi
49l3 10 as07 s9ae To 49bs
sfNi O tssy sSy< 10 5s.x5
5il8alsd Sill 5ii2 10 sits,
Si1A 10 5sIg
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Leave R4ooooa Monaay, Wednesday, sad Friday
Arrive AT FsIoxsyills same ssys by ismi
Leave Fsle~svslis Monday, Wednesday,, and fn-
Arrive d Raeooon same dsys by 4pm
SOFA From TannetHn. BY K.ngwoos, Aibngh', Maddy
Crock VsHsy P,ant Brpeeien Mills. and Bras
donsile, 70 somrr 6eid Pa, 4s uaiiss aaa back
Leas Tanneltan rae~dsy, Thursday, and satar-
Arrive Some held same esys by sp M
Leave Somerfssd Moaday, Wednesday, and Friday
arnrs II Tspusltes sauae days by Bpm.
Proposals foe three additional weekly anps to hiag-
from Rsscoan, by spriagdals, 70 Gl4sssviis Ia
mites and hsrk, aeek.
Leave Rsceooa Saturday Of 7 q M
Arrlvs at Gasde.slls same day BY III a mi
Leave Glasesviise Saturday ST M
Arrive al RIccoan dsy by So N.
sgS4 From Sa:t Lack Falls, by German Settlement, Vest
ern Fosd, Fillmore, and New interest," TO Leads
vile, 50 nsEe. ant baca, t~ics xeek 10 Gr man
Settlement and q ~ssk ard back the residue
Leave Salt Lick Falls Wednesday and Saturday Ai
Arrive a. Gerrnnn satiltsnens ssne days by IA m,
Lave German Settlement "Wednesday sne Saturday
Arrive Il s4lt Lex rss. sars days by PM
Lsave German Srulsn:eui Thsr~day Al sans
Arrive at Lc.a~yf'ie sane day by 50 m;
Leave Lesdsvilse Friday al s M
Arrive II Geruaa S~sii<mrn mt same day BY m
1866 From Evansville, by Nestovife and Grady Creek
Phlhpga. ~ raes and back. once week
Leave Evsnsvlise Tharsdny a. . m;
Arrive ~ Philhpps day by , p mi
Leave rhlItppa Weane@dsy si M;
Arrive u Evansville day by 10.
so6s From Kingwood, by Dsckrss Greek and Spring
dale, Morgaasowm n miles and back, once a
week
Leave ksagweod Saturday a. ms
Arrive 1t Mesapts~n sssne osy by ~ mi
Leave Mcsganio~n Saturday al pm
Arrive n Krns good day by M
5e67 From Fsirmort by il Fails ard Worthington, 70
Shinnsaon. IA msiss and back, once week
Leave Fsirsaeuf Wednesday al mi
Arrive a. Shtnpstoa day by IL m;
Leave Shinnstsn Wednesday ss 4
Arrive Farmont cay ny p
Proposals for q second weekly ulp invited
5o6s From Fairmout by Riresvs. Nerediah's Tavern,
Wtise Day, ArnItlsv,ie, Laurel Point Morgs'a-
N.a.sa Tea
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UNION OF THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.

correspondent of New York paper, who wen, cut
WIN the Panama ralroad celebration party, writes from
@pinwal, under date Of the 10th ultimo, giving in
NSng account Of the progress and dongs Of the party
. that date, He says:
programme for the coming celebration has been al
ay prepared. Tomorrow 9TH instantly 90 10 Pan
'4a And stop on way at the Summit where il is pro-
reg lay the corner stone Of in honor OF the
ns projectors OF the ralrosd Measrs Axpinws Cham
and The late John L. Stephsns Judge Bowlin has been
nsa nat an address expected from him the
~ and the poet tfor have poet) of party has sug
th. we should mneie the waters Of the Atlantic and
wentp = -
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THE kx-pREsIDENT OF PERU.

We briefly alluded yesterday 10 the vcissudes OF Span
sh politics in South America The of Echenique the
Prcsdent Of Peru who arrived a, New York on Sunday
asst Is one in point contemporary says:
He elected President Of Peru in 1880 bv more than
four times the number Of votes any other candidate
dis administration was at frs, distinguished for its ay
forms and its usefulness but in short time IL appear. 10
have aarmingly corrupt and money to the Of
aen millions Of dollars was ayihed upon vorite Of his
own family. Tho people murmured Gen Castillo took the
t about twelve months ago, determined 10 overthrow the
government Without men, without money destitute Of
everything like the elements Of he pushed forward
raised the standard OF revolt and invited his counrymen to
rally to his support They responded to his call some
American adventurcrs joined his standard and although OBJ
sed by the and influence u corrupt president and
ministry, with money their command, he steadily pcrse-
vstsd until at last crowned his efforts Echeniqus
aox fugitive 10 this country TO seek the safety he
snd In hi. own"
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Mr.. wIsE,s SPEECH M CHARI.orTEsyIIIE

gentleman, residing in Charlottesville Virginia, who
was opposed to the nomination Of Mr. Wise thus speaks
bis recent speech in that place The letter. it is proper
to add, was not designed for publication:
Mr. Wise made one Of the very best political speeches
ever heard perfectly independent and free from demagogsm
he ". sharp two-edged sword, dividing asunder the
bones and Of know nothingsm, and exposing
naked whg and abolition deormty to the gaze pure
and indebted democracy. What spectacle for Jefer-
1niAns to look upon Great Jupiter it be that south
srn wings affiliate with dsrklantern party, origns
ting the hosbed Of abotonsm for the avowed purpose
agving DEATH blow to peculiar institutions
Mr.. Wses- speech made very fine impression the
ahction in the party giving way, and my impression il
that short time all discussions will be healed and that
cur democracy will show undivided front for the nominee
the Stanton cow nton."
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THE MEMPHIS MAYNARD.

The following remarks of the Memphis Appeal in regard
to the report of Mr. Stanton the reestablishmen of the
navy-yard at Memphis win show how deep interest is
felt in the measure in the Southwest and, in connexon
with the report of the Secretary of the Navy, well
worthy of the attention Of members of Congress;
.MEMpnls sAvY-YARp.--REroRr IN FAVOR ITS az
EsrAsLsHMENr.In paper Of yesterday published
the report Of Hon. f. p Stanton chairman of the select
committee the House. the proposition to reinstae the
this place. in Of the terms offered by
the city authorities and intended to accompany with
remarks Of own but prevented from doing by
pressure upon columns and now for the
son. we shall have content ourselves by making simple
endorsement its statements lucidy made and hearty
the conclusions to which his arguments and
concentrations point We think it would be difficult for an
unpreudced mind examine carefully this report without
being driven the result that it the
pressing necessity of the countrya necessity which hourly
becoming more obvious and urgent in view Of the defence
OF the Gulf coast and the aggressive policy which is
supposed be medtated by certain foreign
establish and carry this public work scale
urate capacity and adaptation for the pro-
lection This consideration set forth and urged with
striking ability by the report and cannot fail TO have its due
weight on the action Of Congress In the premises.
The great West in local point Of view more imme-
diatey any other portion the Union AZ
region and people, urgently demands and confidently
poets that the government supposed to be alive
obvious interests will lose time in avaling itself the
offer made by the city Of Memphis its
re-estabshment We know not what twelyemonth may
bring forth We have that the national
atos OF Europe after peace shall have been concluded
Emperor Of RUSSIA flushed with victory or smart
r modification Of defeat and to find en-
ploymcn for the machinery Of may not
tenon 70 and insist upon guarantees for neghbors
safety the South which will be repugnan TO American
feelings to make il that should our
naval strength, and prepare for the conflict In such
building Memphis may not only be good policy
but become absolute necessity.
Congress have il in their power to rsnstate the
Memphis navy yard, and step hastily taken and
If they should fail to meet the public expectation this re-
pcct the report Of the committee win stand
and perpetual rebuke Of their rashness and folly"
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virtue of wr, q @ lass issssd on shs csas ocs Of
the District " Cotunbia v the Of Wsnnstos
directed shaft patlie sAs ~ cash "Wednesday,
the Seh Of February tho oua Of As hoase
couny following pscpesty,
Weighmans right tise, nssssss md ~ wlt ey
uadivid~d pnrs value hss haBAss1 dda 0e
the following and prssssAat 10 say, u lot
=" seven square 70 ~, 49, ns1 adonass 'cs 10 =
full aep,h q sad lot ~ a ioe Nos TO- IL Y. - aad past q
twenty nos srss and ranaaag back gh& angles with
full depeh said With III
lar the budnu and hsssOa No. oi
city wAshnga, District u Cosanha, sssd levied
Of a0ss G. Weshtman, md sold satisfy
judicial No March 1885, In avur ~ Mary Barney
Maxwell woodruff, her friend.
j. b. HOOVER.
Feb 6-dtaeshFeb District Of Columbia
The postponed "Wednesday next, 7sh Of
March, ha hour and place.
j. p. HOOVER,
Marshal fbr the Disttct ofCounbia.
"a
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LOCAL N lie w 8.

Hos. THOMAS III. BrSroS.The Globe Of last evening, AZ
ter noticing the destruction Of Col Benton house BY fire.
says:
eve think it worthy OF write down that
Col Benton for few minutes at quarter past ten O'Clock
last night when he about sng down TO rewre for
this mornings Globe the speech which he made the day be-
yesterday the Of Gen. acksons sword
Congress- which he had revised but had returned to our
was burnt He said he had all In his head and it should
come out before he slept.
asked him il bis house was insured and he replied
sured but nothing about that insurance could not
have saved all that vauablethe bed which
my wife died. which seep her clothes which were 10
most around 1.-THE last things at night, and the first
in the morning the papers in the adjoining room many
Of which be supplied Bat what shall most feel
than now dowi be the oss Of the memorials OF my
wife, whose body still ground win BE- my first
ST. Louis when released from Congress to b.
buried in the place which had collected the remsns OF
take the place BY their side which she had marked
for ourselves
We then asked him the condition Of pecuniary IL
Court IN the case 81 psoas and the United States
relative the Msripcsa tract Of land IN California lie an
sweed have enough to hive have PAID no attsnon
who heard the Agarens the tall they think
and Law the side Of FrSOnt Bat II b. sha lose
he will lost He has passed the point where
sums money TO pay which he parchassd for Tie
Of the United Statc in California and drew bulls % TIE
ESvernnsat - pay for great portca OF e. Insss as
them up Congress INST session nsds appssysatio1 -
his relief which enabled him pay all be owed tor tue pe
he had not paid these d b wcsd have considered MIN
self dishunored-'"
AsorHEa yisE.-Y esterdsy morning frame workshop
Al the Of Eighth and destroyed by IRE
IL was and occupied by Mr.. William PcuIson, cedar
cooper,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1855.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY % 1855
Allan b. Magruder, esq, OF Virginia, and Dwight H.
omstead es, Of New York, admitted attorneys and
counscIlors Of this court
No. 10 The United States rsaieas Beverley Tucker
plaintiff in error G. seaman Superintendent, Of Pub
lie Printing The argument Of this concluded
by Hon. Revedy Johnson for the plaintiff in error.
no. So Jack r Griffin and WIFE, plaintiffs in error ~
Jss Y Reynolds. This argued by Messrs Rev
erdy Johnson and Johnson for the plaintiffs in error
and submitted printed argument by Mr. Lawrence on
behalf Of tho defendant in
Adjourned till tomorrow III O'Clock, a. IN
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY and 1ih the ddrics and consent Of the Senate.
Gen. Winfield Scott Of the army Of the United States
be Leuenant-Genera by brevet in the same, for emf
nsnt services in the late with Mexico take rank
such from March 49, ls47 the day which the United
States forces under his command captured Vera Cruz and
the Castle OF San Juan de Ulua
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COL. BENTON,s SPEECH.

We give this morning the speech of Col Benton de-
vered in the House Of Representatives Monday last
the occasion Of the presentation Of the sword of Jackson
Col B. being unable to furnish copy for publication
earlier PERIOD in consequence of misfortune with
which our readers familiar
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One Week Letter from Caiyor.;a.
NEW OaIEAss, Feb. 2s.-Thc steamship Daniel Webster
to-day from San juan with weeks later advices
from Cafoniahe dates from San Francisco being to the
9Th Of February.
The news generally is of an unmportant character Bus
aging character
The legislature had not sscoeeded in eecting United
States senator. Fortyfour ballots had been taken
[sEcoSp DxspArcH.l
The Daniel Webster brings hundred passengers and
small amount Of gold.
The friends of Senator Gwn feel confident Of his ultimate
success
Many failures were apprehended San Francisco
sequence Of the depressed state Of business.
Over seventy bodies have been recovered from the Inflated
The difficulties with the Indians increasing.
The Psnnsylvamia Legislature.
HAnarssune, Feb. as.-There has been : considerable
quantity squabbng to-day in the Legislature among the
nothngs and from the action yesterday the election
OF United senator postponed until remote period
that Gov Pollock will have to appoint to Mr..
Cooper before the meeting of the next Congress.
IOur reporter has fallen into it has
been decided that Of State has mot the to
fiji vacancy in the Senate occasoned BY the expiration on
term.l
No~-Arr;sai Of tie Ssamer.
Nrw YoRx, Feb. 2sThe latest despatch from Halifax,
dated at noon that there dng Of the steam
CIR, now fully due, with weeks Later news from Europe
Death Of Er- AsmJer Of Congre", &c.
BosroS, Feb. 2s.--The Hon. VIM. Jackson formerly .
member of the House Representatives from
died in this city to-day. He was gentleman much e.
teemed.
The Cunard Asia sailed this morning At 10 o'clock
with So passengers for Liverpool and 70 for Halifax She
took out $3.50 900 in specie.
Hsovy Fdilsre.
NEw ORLEASs, February 7The Crescent City is below,
with Havana dates to the 24th. News nnimportant.
s. o. Nelson 4 Co., cotton factors have suspendeda-
bes $780, 900 $750O00. Their sssets win probably
more than the loss
Markss
NEW Yoax, February 2sFlour-sales Of 5000 barrels It
unchanged rates Cornz5 900 bushels mixed at s6 cents
Cotton 10 dull and stocks are depressed.
BALTIMORE February 49, Flour sAes Of Howard street
at IS g. which is advance, and Of City Mills At 80 rs
There Is NO wheat Offering Corns0 900 bushels sold 1t 81
cents for white and ss for yellow. Other articles
main unchanged.