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Esie Poa O5iees.--Tho ulIowingnamed post Offices
have been established and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters
Davis Carroll county, Ohoi Dani Huston postmaster.
Orange Prairie, Peoria county, Illinois Enoch Higgins,
postmaster.
DieoatinedThe following naned post Offices have been
discontinued:
Woodson, Kansas Territorv
horth NewImsti Pcnobsoat county, Maine.
Change NJ Rams.rhs Of the following named post
Offices have been changed
Mixville, Iraquos county Illinois, 10 Oakalla
River, stark county, Indiana 10 san Pierre.
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by EGR A PH.

The Alleged FiTbastering Expedition.
Nav yoaE, Dec. 2eThe Northern Light IL still under
seizure bail Ia the case having been refused search s
going on the vessel The district attorney has dirscsed
that ali packages the manifest shall remain undis-
tarbed un the others baye been opened The parties pre-
youy have been again arrested, and put under
heavy bonds.
fsEeoso DxspAToH.i
Several persona charged with originating ,h ibuster-
ing expedition have been admitted to bail to-day Ia The
Of IS, 900 each.
All cargo has been carefully examined except the coal
which viii be overhaaled at Greytown- The district at.
toney, the request 81 the Steamship Company will let
United States ecers accompany the Northern Light.
The Steamship Company very strong language, and
threaten the United States district attorney for dam
ages.
There report that despatch has been received
New Orleans stating that large number Of Blibnsters
would leave that city 70 dag in the Promeihsus for Grey
town.
x g.iiay ef4sa Ralsis.
Nsv York Dee 2e-The steamship Baltic sailed at noon
to-day for Liverpool, With 1861, 600 in specie.
Interruption n Ta graphic Coumureaiioa.
NEw YoRg, Dec. 2e-We have Communications this
morning With either the Ees. the West the wire being
Frustrated from the effect Of the storm last night.
Chris,mas IN baltimore.
BALTIMORE Dec 2s.- Christmas passed off very quietly,
general preerring their quiet family circles
seeking pleasure
and night This morning the atmosphere is clear and cold.
Sudden DeSth.
PHrLAnEIparA Dec. 25--Hon james Hepburn died this
morning suddenly with apop!exy He had just returned
from the supreme Pittsburg His age
aboa 60. He has filled many important positions in bis
life.
Markets.
New YpaK, Dec 2s.-Four ia drooping-sales of 1900
bblsstraght State IS S7l5 good Ohio 70 69 southern,
50 So Wheat IL frmersales Of IA 900 bushels southern
white 81 IL southern red 81 95. Corn IL quiet Gales Of
u 600 bushels mixed 80 cents Pork has declined
sales Of 200 bb SO So Beef il dulsacs of 100
bbs Chcag repacked S4 10 Lard has declinedsaes
Of $50 bbs at l25 Whisksy is dusaes Of so bbls.
at 80 cents.
BALTIMORE Dec 2s.Four is unchanged and the market
street. ss 81 City Mills ia held at the
price, but sales Wheat is hghergood to prime white,
So 50 good to primo red, 81 rs ST 90. Corn has
advanced white, 70 70 cents yellow, 10 "a cents Pro-
visions dull and prices have downward tendency No
transactions worth reporting.
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The average for the whole Of France 32f 72e equal
to 7s per quarter IN England the weekly average So
d. weeks 7ss ed The highest rate In France
Bereues 10 the Paris district where It AT Soc,
equal sss 50 s7f, per bushe These rates at
season Of the year when the wheat crop should be Ia the
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

lsTEatoR pGPARTNEsr.
Gstsyci Ela 05icc.- Aaasos aud NsJraska Tsfroytes
Intelligence has been received by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Ocs rom tho surveyor general 81 these Ter.
roriss be has made with deputy
veyofs Nebraska Territory or The subdivision o. town
ships ana ouF In Kansas and ia Nebraska Ter
ritories iof The survey Of township lines
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workman was found dead in the house Of hod Wakemnn
on Monday last His hands tied and bis throat
He had been connected with band OF Meritcs sptu-
alists aud seven Of his brethren arrested susp
eion.
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CO. Lecturo E y tIae beneh ofth- .uaa C-r .,ir's
FREUD Spcieiy u ~ ~ iean I've, Ii. D. sr
Pfgtsnt bop ~ Mr. Carons. obi Fellow fisI Seventh
MrnG HI 3 4 nsfaut 2 oirfock, p
The subject VII be TIE 'aiha,y ~ 'hlruy sncistv
1ehr ~ Harh utttinec Tom either oflte Officers
81 &c Society 81 Elites Asslc ana ., ne door
Dee T--Af
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IyOR RENT-A commHdious thrss-stOy house. arh ~eN
building THIS will be ~f furnished o, eya
.hsd period NOT less than three months There are ~
and henfsass
In.nng Buildings ion Of ans hr
Tork arenne 18th and 18Th streets For farther isuA
lars pply the premises, 35l IL street..
Dec 2i--d5ts
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NV as-aswsa.
q y + ICIA IL.
nxpAararnr a. Err,

ErsIg,
Washington. Decfmter IL ~ %.
mas bee al from NJ eGn
Mepherson the consul al Hobart Town y The
death OF Warren LspsmaId, citizen OF The United rsss
be obssned ~ addressing "S Pa
Dec s--daif
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The usGrr~ig1td Sesire. his heartfelt
prptir 80
presents Md their hit de- Nar
aa irts ~ ~ fsciuiHian-H they
minu gnrd .nscay npprep he
- penP with ~ Feelings
\ wt iorf rspafSsu high AID
,ulr upn ~ The livH Of thitsi aud humanity The BE-
NV In md btsi ag Christ
NAV as-urrd fsaiI Fat.f
snaAers, hat my hear = and prayer
fF -. snhe
giour's rahteuae and ir mo%t enrensss cstihcs lille
III she skif-.H y ~ GNRLEY4
Dsc15 Pastor NJ the r street flsssytrraa Church.
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Washington, breeubfr ~ irl9
Iueraon received this department fem M Jnme.
NJ sron Melbourne, ot as auAh OF
John Henson Bvary Kearnty bota American siszfRs
furasr information oalaned sdd'esps tf az ir.
use 95-d3uf
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Or A communicated ~ The Grand to- 81
the tulanfa Hall
and 9th Streets Thursda 2Tth o'clock
which time fhe iastzaHoA Of sfrer~ will take niste.
Mater sa.ans N Eood standing atsrnsly invited.
Nv sfder " Master.
bee Att r FUUGFRT, or Secretary
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THE LAST or THE EuSTass-ROtert Bunyan, esq, aged
eighty years. the st male descendant direct line from
Buu an the author Of the celebrated alegory HPigrms
Progress died bis residence In Grecisn Place Lincoln
England, or 18th November.
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supaEste oouar.

Wedaesday, December 20 The argument in the Of
Jeeker Tore and Company, AL appellants, John b.
Montgomery No rs the docket) opened for sp
peans BY Mr. CoSs who followed by Mr. Key for the
appellee.
The court adjourned till IL o'clock to-mor
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c. nrisa. The cssop nsipocraie Assoes'on viii
A<astahty Cep's, Louisiana this
fThurrdaYl z7h 7e'elank. transaction
~ IMP haiaess. y hoped The aeeaaace will be
DANIEL RATULtFFE,
DecN President
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DnlI,

A. the residence q Col e X G.nDWn Capitol Hill. on The
2h ~ ION GAk5sGR taughtsr Of
LaaA a.dALgxAsnsR Moprss Of .oufaiana.
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A yrw LrsE or sTXANsRs--TLe commercial world viii
be glad bear Of tine Of ocean Steamers ply be-
New York aud Porto C,beIio Venezuela The En-
tefprise is foot by s De Agreds Jove a Co. Of New
York. The above 6rm have purchased the steamer
Tennessee geo tons burden. She capable OF
dating thousand passengers. Captain johnson, a
sailor familiar with the coast win command her and The
services Of Purser Canning formerly of the Baltic of Col
lns lice have been secured Tile Tennessee viii
her fst trip early in January. Mr. De Agreda Is the
Venezuelan consul 10 New York.
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~ 4. MOORE prepared furnish fhe beat white
r ana and Cumberand al kinds
TO his cusfou,sp n marker pcss-
92iG pounds f,nied 10 the ton
iiick .ry, oak, pine wood very aw prices
relied IN MI
side 9th street, between and z, opposite = Old
Stand
Nov a-FTnThf
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A nj U S T. VI r n rs.
National Th eatre.

ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
'S''Ss ana '''s a.o. he Ma.an aiass 'N
stage Manaaer'.''''.',.... $500. Nr 'shs'''"'
pRicxs or .patssros.
Dress circle and narqasi cents
fsn,y CIRCLE, ,..ya :.
No ee fsr sa4efvi sea'- Psige so,ss be o.,
Box "ee Mosssy end Inerdy iiea' mi
noors open at 6}z O'Clock p. Curtain rises ~ O'Clock
precisely.
MONDAY Evening, De- EMBEg 81, 1855,
Tic management respectfully dans great comedy,
7BE no. L FOR SO sNDAL,
array ocsrac,era filled leading Of tho
orFscE or TuE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
Of Maryland.
The owIrg numbers Of Maryland Conso-
dated Lotts y, class q drawn Dree,noer al, 1855
Isl % 81 4,h s,s SIN IN gh OH ion I'm IAN lsh
80 10 az ii "a IS 40 81 "A ls SO 81
The following ATE The drawn number. of Maryland
dated Lottery, eis.- 3, avn Deem "a lass
a al 10 60 Al "a a. 40 IS As Is d
the drawn nunsss q The Faispsas asarSss
l.. 81 X ~ sh Oh IA sth slh iosh iih lah ian
~ 70 % 6s 70 As Is IL 81 rs 50 30
The following drawn Paapsso Isata.s
Lottery, class 60 dfswa Deeenber24, is5S
"a "a s s. "a g is 3 q Ct 3 ii II Il
General Agent Die corsrae'ar, Bairaors.
LRa'r pas<ers, Commissioned
n soeGE =. crHTSs, cean.-l,ar-..-I.Aw. f,e.saspes
VI Wizards oe wshnziou OF r 70 graese 10 the suprsins
Cpua o, tie uni,,d States and The Count Of Claims.
n.nG OF Metropolis,
WssAirssop, Dec -, 1855
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uyATCrka ND .--Just received reieetlra
Of ondon and Gesevs wFtchess rirh jswrSs aud Hfw
al ne siv,r ssis III New YorS
Chauncey maker ard ewtptr, No. t73 Penn
syana ayvnue, with r. CsIrsn Co, dealers 10 Foe sscy
goods war;, yerfnmery, cutlery &C.
Under Browns' Hotel, sign Of the Go'd"n Waich,
rec o9--s7,. 8g#7.it8f.s.f fs' Warrington, % q,
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Holiday Presents.
Fer useful things, and things for sport
Tht ray and ruriou, hefe reaOat.

Fer useful things, and things for sport,
Thu gay and curious here resort,
n IcrIEY No. 1o1 Seventh between u and Streets
u speeuy their and pnbc
rail- they and beautiful seiYeon o.
aud goods, which they offer uRasaaIy low
B-Tc the LadesWe closing out The cni'fe ball
eTbrotdees aceS ~ great
former ab VI 70 change The character
busts~ss.
Rl--6nf =
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spoT.About the coolest spot TO be found in Wash
ngtou, The present time is the Library 10 the Smithsonian
Institution.
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NEHEHAE KaENCn o. !" I'LL " . -
few corrs ~ on ~ me rFees
his s-rvirrr he
r.pciaiy revolutionary aud of shd hsne
and pensions cfCpprrees
David nnTfngcH,
perhaps cu'y index which ever n-de - s
FIRST aafoa osGcs IN
Psrh1nnd lie coyous gaIers al
public Offices Capso ~ Vsn's I~r, nhd the
years
tide s him ne tsr -
where claimant himself DO entirely
unable do IL
so I'd March, 1855 giving 100
all battle served frfrren aJs a
charges VII very FELIX GigHAEDS.
Mon Henry A. Wise, Aecomsr Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
Heath, ists C0mNtesiener 81 Febsprs Eeudada
Virginia.
STAFFORD n. Parker, Richmond, yfsais.
Hon. lohn r. Pcndiescw, visaiua.
Hon. dnmue Chiffon, Wa~h,ngso1, &c
William J. wavd, ssq Rsftu,ose.
L~~s Tub~v,ake, esq., New YORK
Msrch 7-A&cplys
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The lectures Of Professor Auchol at the Smithsonian In
ution should aud doubt will attract large, intelligent
and delg GIFTED Audiences.
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MONDAY EVENING, DEo EMBEg 81, 1855,
H. respectfully dans great d.
7HE s um l. FOR SCsNDAL.,
win an army BY leading tho
Dec
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Rev. Mr.. Ives (formerly Bishop Of North Carona) viii
deliver & lecture In this city, odd Fellows Hall, Mon
day evening next for the benefit OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society.
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The Of the unfortunate gentleman who committed
suicide ia this city Monday afternoon last Ernest Won
eerngsF aud Van Patten, stated in last issuc.
III leaves family, who reside In Virginia.
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Lessee and MAnagrr. ,Hfnry y. Jarrett
Atsu, OF the Musrum, Baltimore.
Stage Manager .Nr.
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Interruption Of Tel graphic Communication.
NEw Yoag, Dec. 2e.-We have communication this
morning With either East the West the wire being
Frustrated from the effect Of the storm last sht.
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Export. ror, Of se~ PORK, Dec. ! 10 Dee. ~.

Iss4 lss.
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IsEeosD pxspArou.j

NEw YoEK, Dee. 2e--The steamship Baltic sailed ct
to-day for Liverpool, With 1863, GOO in specie.
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GORGE r.. CURTIS, Counsellor az Law. fs~stdeDGe
NJ WIZARDS Hotel shinzou pacsise supreme
Cuuu the unitsd STATES and the Court Of Claims.
bee W diln9if~
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BALrrNonE, Dec. 2s Christmas passed off very quietly
general preferring their quiet family circles
seeking pleasure DOORS Heavy rains fell during the day
night This morning the atmosphere is clear and cold
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Cry CourcILs.--Bol boards Monday evening and
after the transaction Of nnmportant business adjourned
the Ith Of month. In the lower board bill
passed comforting certain Judicial powers upon the cap
tain Of The Auxiliary Guard.
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Dec I-dt!s.Juneif
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20
The Agricultural Fair.

The prospect for a magnificent display of the
products of the earth, and Of animals, at the
approaching Biennial State Fair, are unex-
pectedly fattering. Eot to be known among
the competitors in this Exhibition will argue
the absentee emphatically unknown in his
avocation-a cypher in human numericals.-
The elite of the State, in every thing that per-
tains to Agricultural products, farming imple-
ments, &C, will be there; and the smiles of
fair women will add Eest and interest to the
occasion. Get ready to send in your products,
and add to the fat of the land which will be
there
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Races-Third Day-Wednesday.

The course was but thinly attended yester.
day, although the day was charmingly pleas
ant, and the track still improved in its condi.
tion on Tuesday.
No little disappointment was manifested
that the first purse was to go by default; but
the sharp and spirited contest for the second
took off the edge of disappointment and the
crowd came away very well satisfied with the
sport.
The first race was for the jockey club purse
of $3.50. Two mile heats. The entries were,
W. W. Woodfolk's b. f., Iodine, by Sovereign,
dam by Stockholders years old.
w. T. Cheatham's g. c., Little Arthur, by
Glencoe, dam by Blue Bonnet, by Imp. Hedge
ford years old.
Gen. Woodfolks entry was withdrawn, and
Little Artsur galloped for the money. From
the condition of the grey colt we think that
any competitor would have had to put out his
best ticks to have beaten him. We attribute
the thin attendance of yesterday to the fact
that it was generally known there would be
no contest in this race.
SECOND RAoR-Me heats for the Proprie-
tors purse, 500. The contestants were
Chas. A. Hamilton's oh. g., Frank Eroin, by
Tempest, dam out of Lucy Wood, by Stock
holder-6 years old.
w. I. Roundtree's b. c., by Shamrock, dam
by Stockholders years old.
This race agreeably disappointed the fire.
quenters of the turf by proving much more
interesting than was anticipated.
Frank ErWin, though now past the "turn of
Iife," has, in other days, won laurels on fields
where the greenest and brightest have been
won, and the Shamrock colt seemed in excel
lent order, and presented a very winning APP
pearance when his hood was removed. This
made the betting about even-the Shamrock
had the advantage in age, but the old horse
was from Georgia, a State whose rack stock
has risen considerably in this market since
Mondsy-besides, ne was mounted by Frank
Horn, than whom better rider never straddled
hore flesh.
On the first heat they start prettily-Fraak
ErUia taking the lead and maintaining it till
entering the home stretch, when Roundtree's
colt passes him and wins the heat in l.52.
Second heat From appearances, after cool
ing of, the colt has the advantage, though the
betting was still about even. They get off
handsomely-Frank EI10ia taking the lead,
and holding it throughout, winning the heat
in IDA.
Third heat. The betting is now pretty brisk
between the hackers of both horses; the old
horse, however, seems lame, and shows other
signs of distress. Owing to these facts the
Shamrock colt rather has the CALI At the tap
of the drum they are let go, the Georgia horse
taking the lead easily, and with as much ease
continues to widen the opening, and distances
the colt, making the heat in l:57. The follow
log is the summary:
Hamilton's Frank EaIoiR, by Tempest, ]
Roundtree's b. c., by Shamrock, / d
Time--l:52; 1:54; 1867.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
Cotton firm. Sales of $4,000 bales. Middling
to 9bc.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept IS.
Deaths for the week 2S2, of which 100 we're of
yellow fever.
There have been severe storms on the Gulf
The Nautilus has arrived with Brownsville dates
to the Sth. Mexican affairs continue unsettled.
Sixty cases of yellow fever at Canton, Missis-
sippi.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
Capt. Wright, who was so severely wounded in
an affray at the St. Nicholas Hotel, is better and
the Doctors have hopes of his recovery.
LOUISVILLE, Sept Is.
The river is falling fast with five feet seven inches
water in the canal
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.
River has risen half foot since yesterday.
Flour firm, $50. Wheat, red, l.22al.26; White
49, Whisky dull-no prices. fixed on. Sugar
unchanged. Coffee, liz.
PrrsBURG, Sept Is.
Eight feet water in the channel and falling.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
rlourp o'OUao, 29-sales at 7.SIaI94 for State
and Ohio; Southern unchanged at S.62. Wheat
has an upward tendency. Corn lower. Pork lower
aud unsettled at 22.124 Lard firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept Is.
Cotton unchanged, with an active demand at pre-
vious rates-market firm; sales of 9, 500 bales. Mo-
lasses 80. Corn-prices trife lower. Mess pork
1000. Freights on cotton to Liverpool I. Flour
unchanged. Oats 40. Sides IL.
New YORK, Sept. 19.
Fifty four deaths on Monday. Twenty to noon
at Norfolk. Seventeen between dark on Monday and
noon on Tuesday at Portsmouth. Large number
Of new eases at both places.
Gen. Pierce is expected at Harrisburg during the
Fair.
No signs OF the Baltic, now IL days out
The Atlantic sailed at noon, with leo passengers
and Sl3,OO in specie.
New ORLEANS, Sept. Is.
The storm on Saturday caused great damage at
Pass Christian, Mississippi and Mississippi City,
and at Biloxi and St. Louis Bayou all the wharves
were destroyed and several lives lost
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MEETING OF LADIEs.-Fhe adjourned meet
ing of the ladies called for the purpose of
making arrangements for the management Of
the ladies department Of tie Fair and Exhibi-
tion of the Mechanics Institute, viii take place
at O'Clock this evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
An the ladies of the city and country who
feel an interest in this enterprise are pressingy
invited to attend The various lists Of judges,
COMMITTEES, &c, are 20 be agreed upon, and
other necessary measures adopted TO promote
the success Of the Fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
[coRREcTKD wKEKLY.I "

Weak nervous depressed in spirits and prey to nnu
merable mental as well physical evils the victim to dys
pepsa is ind eed object Of confederation Yet it is alb
surd for him despair We not how low, weak
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties Of Hoo
land German Bers prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Phil
adelphia, stronger than the many headed
which is preyng upon his body and mind he chooses
to try them, we will insure speedy cure.
See advertisement. sep1-1m
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RIVER NEws.-The river was receding slow
ly yesterday, with about four feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
The Brazil arrived from Cincinnati on Tues
day night, and returned yesterday to the shoals
for some freight. She will leave at 3 o'clock
this evening for Louisville, Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. The Brazil is an elegant, large and
commodious boat, well appointed throughout,
with clever and efficient officers. Passengers
will hardly find more desirable opportunity
to go directly through.
The Monticello arrived yesterday at noon
from Paducah. She viii probably return this
morning.
The ShyJOcL left yesterday for Rome, and
the HartsUilye for Paducah.
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REooRDER's CoURr.-Henry Simmons was
arrested for disorderly conduct and fined So
and costs, and he walked down to the Work
House to knock down per-SimmOns until it was
paid
Clinton RIncaid was in the same trade, but
not quite so prosperously, and be was let off
with So and costs. He gave security for the
amount.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE on Summer AsaA
ii street, tetwesn Chareh and Union. fronting IS -
feet Summer, ant running bach 10 feet Al H
Is one ~ the desirable residences IN Nashville; newly
papere aad painted vi gas hro1ghou the whole house
FoF further particulars 10 ters &e inquire Of me al
Jno g. Pergasons once.
Possession given LET January, 1855.
ssTs-u wM. G. EfcHoL.
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THE NASHVILLE b I

CLUE PuRsE.-Mr. Addison makes pro-
position to the mechanics OF the city to get up
a purse for the approaching Fair, to be awarded
among tie contributors to the persons exhib-
itiDg the most originality and utility in me-
chanics. The proposition is good one, and
win no doubt, if acted upon, add interest to
the occasion.