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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
a. C. & A. B. BEECH,

No. 49. COLLEGE STREET.
VA n aS Y W lz Il e. ne,
II Desirable Pail and Winter Goods, direct from the
hands OF importers aud Manufacturers all OF which nave
vine for ne parposs OF buvng goods will certainly do well
to cal and examine stock before MAKING their pur
ehases determined to sell at the lowest nsures
Silks.
Rich n,uaced Silks Striped Brocade Chintz FlOunce;
Jaspa
New style Stripe and Plaid Silks Of all kinds;
Fine blk Rept and Armo Silks for mourning;
large stock Plain brk Silks Of the best makes In all
Cashmsres and DeLanes.
Our stock of Wooden Dress Goods embraces everything In
this neape rich Figd DcLaines aGe "a Ga1ipe[ss,
pen Hsriao dns bk Nerno also Plain brk DeLanes,
prices esld and blk Coberge Cloths.
Cloaks and shawls
or every STYLE cloth, Velvet and Moire Antique Stella
border shaw aud Scarf Long aud Square shaWls Pain
biz and Dra5 do.
Fine Val. Lace Sets;
Colars, new style;
French neede-wor Collars trimmed;
New style Embd Muslin Sets;
Bnb'd Linen Sets Enbd Jlconet Collars and Sleeves
Of she most beautiful styles En6d IrSyshng se''S'
Ladies fne Hemstch and Emb'd HandEis;
Enbd skirts, new style goods for Skirts;
Hair Cloth, new article Grass Cloth Tor sklrtsi
Hoped Hair Skirts, plain Domestic Hoop skrs.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Best make Kid Gloves (Ladie' and GentemensG
LADIES' Six, Ca5htnere 1lsle IuIead DSa'ei 1E~ n"
SIX fseeed Gloves;
WOODEN Kid and suck Gasutlets;
Every description OF Genuemeu's Cloves and Gaunt-
lets;
Misses Beaver Gloves for School,
BI'k Raw silk Hos, plain aud deecedi
3pk Cashmere and Worsted Hose-lades and misses
Very superior lot Ladies aud Misses Grey English
WOolen House;
Large lot chdren's worsted Hose, and Grecian Boots
All coiors eastern Knitting Yarns
Grey shaker Yarn.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Bl'k and Fancy French Cloths
Fiae Fancy D'bc NH French Cassmeres;
64bIk D1eskin Cassimerrs
Plain Blue and Brk Double English Cashmere, new ar
ticle;
beautiful hg'd Velvet Vesting;
Elegant otresdy made shirts and Shirt Collars
Readv-rnade Linen Shirt HosOms;
Cf-utlemens Nett Under-Shirts aud Drawers
Plain and Ribbed SILK shirts and Drawersi
Ladies' Nett Wool an Merino Vests.
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Damask every variety;
Linen Towels, Napkins and Huckaback Diapers;
Msrssiles Quits, Linen and Domestic Sheetingi
Pillow slip Linens AMI Domestic.
Carpets and Curtain Goods
wehsve on haud very heavy Stock Of Carpets,-the
best makes 3-py and ply CarPes, Tapestry and vel
vet Carpets beautiful in Velvet aud Tapestry me
Velvet Rugs most elegant styles, paror Mats Of all nds,
Wdr4tsd D4masks all clors satin Debanes, figured and
striped IN STYLES Eeglut Lace and Muslin Curtain,
Embroidered Muslin In the piece. Cornices Pins, and
Bands Of beautiful styles Gimps, Loops and other
trimmings 70 Those having small rooms TO cover
can be supplied with remnants Of Carpets at very reduced
prices. very large stock Of hne Bed Blankets whte ane
grey Negro Blankets and Arctic Travelling Blankets ana
Shavs Of ali kinds Negro Clothing Of all kinda, Wagon
Shseting, yards vide. A Z. A. b; bEhOh,
septic AZ college street. /
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale C7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES "a
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike Il
Road, miles from Columbia and fou ON Mt. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on which, - de.
This Land equal II superior TO anyl Maury county
"A well watered; he celebrated Devers Spring being
~ part offered for ale well timbered and well improved
There are on the premises beautiful building site
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Is
will be divided TO suit purchasers or sold in body.
For further information apply to me at AshwoodP P Office,
Maury county, Tennessee.
augll-tf LUCIUS j. POLK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
TAR ANN ADA1gANTENE CaNnF

NHE attention Of public invited to the fact
most fthe Star and Adamantine Candies offered for
sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT, so that what is sold
for pound actually weighs but fourteen neen oupess
packages marked 40 ibs fall short two three and
ave pounds per box This loss does not fall upon the
Wholesale Dealers, who sell packages at the MARKED
WEI9HT nor upon the Retailers, who sell By COUNT
bat BY the Consumer who thus for about onetsnth
more than they receive,
The subscribers have always made their Candles full six
poand and marked packages the real
weight which may be ascertained By testing them. As
their expers in the business enables them to oer
article equal ca lity any in the market they ic
the patronage Of purchasers who desire 70 study their
interest," and the tme encourage correct dealing
novl9-1m PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE CnciDnsti.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
PLAN az SKANNA co,s Lorrrprr.,c

PLAN Or SWAMI d co.'s LOTTERIES.
Thirty Thousand numbers corresponding With tho en-
the Tickets are placed in Wheel rst $50 prizes
are psced In another Wheel number drawn tro the
Number Wheel and At the same time prise drawn fron
the other wheel The Prize draWs placed against ths
number drawn This operation Is repeated until al lAs
prises are drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the adore the ekats sraer.d
on receipt OF which they viii be forwarded BY hrut aan
The list Of drawn numbers and priEes viii be seat 10 bur
ehassrs Immediately amer the drawing,
~ Purchasers will please write their sira px.,o
and give their post once, county and state.
81 Remember thAteVery Prise is TaWn and pay able n
fnll without dedactioo.
~ All Prizes oft1 Oso and under paid sr
the draEing-other prizes Al the time thirty dayA
All communications strictly confidential
Prise Tickets cash ed or renewed in other Tickets H shs
once.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
Straw Hats and Bonnets.
IOITTS II DESSADT

ATELY FROM PARRIS begs leave to Inform the eity-
IL sens Of Nashville and neghborIng tn be
prepared bleach press Straw Bonnst and Ra in tbs
latest style He promises those who will patronEe him
that they will not recognise their BOnnsts Hats
can make them like Hllners Hstters and Merchants
will find to their interest 70 make with hi
Merchants who have old Hats hand saa save
al their old Stock and sell IL for He will attend
to dying Straw Goods Call at No. Il Dsaderick ST.,
octS-9m Up Stairs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
MCCLURE, BUCK g. CO.,
Facts About AmbrotYpes.

A mBROTYPES we're "Introdaeod" in Nashville
n by A. LARooMBE.
Ambroypes are made nowhere else in Nashville than al
the Ambrotype Rooms, No. 20 College St.
Amhroypes made upon double plate glass; hsrmeti-
eay sealed and thus protected against possibility Of
Jury
AmDrotype Counterfeits made on single glass not
sealed and not durable ordinary Gaguereotyps
Ambroypes we're so named by the Inventor to gush
them from all other pictures Other borrow the
and apply 1t TO an inferior picture which lacks the main
points Of an AmbTotYpe-tone and durability. febiS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
MAHuEAcrrREb
WXHlAIXAM BOGLE,
2s7 washington street, HostOn,
SIX MONTHS PRICES.

SIX MONTHS PRICES
BosLut HrpEHioE FLHID. s5s, 50 T3o 80 Sizss at
Roolus e. lsoralo ls Irs suldD so a. 81 80 ssss al
60 Is, tl9 per fosea.
BoaIEs sssAIosA, BAL1 CrTasHtA retail Bee, ssss
- per dozen.
To owheesas Druggists snd ether asslersa dssount
of 70 per from these prices w be made ploFdsd ths
purchases anrtng the six noafhs sAai eEseed el5o.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
DfaocuRs or CASH alA D. wade us hs dbsps eFfsss
80 hLoscss
u orders asasantns tlS o. over trs 6soauni
ofs per cent ssl BE- made.
On orders An0artng t9o at tine, dsooani
of 10 pcrcert will ne made.
On orders amounting - 80 81 one te anssaat
Ofi5 per cent sill be made.
On orders sounEg q si5e oFeVof ~ one ne dseonni
sf s. per osat win Be made.
On orders amounsng $500 over e aissgunt
of3o per eent sin Be made.
Thsse the lowest eraa and foe shisA ne vArakisn
can Be made In any
Prices af ether ArtcieS nay b had en- eppieattcA-
Bssion, Aus. esth, isst- WILLIAM b0dLk.
Rsfur % 6se Case. NssAvins. fsnn. anrs-H
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prom vIsCHER OWEN & CO., GenI Advertising Hozse
ArPLEToH' BUIIDIze ,s46 Broadway, New York.
NEW AND IMPORTANT


NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ENGRAVINGS OF THE SEALS or TIE PATENT OR-
FIcE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECoLE de PHARMAcIE
PHARMACIEN De PARIS AND IMPERIAL C0LLEOE
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. L, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgant INIT GToss,-wheh
liable to the seTeres penalties courts oflav can award
DR Fl. A. BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College OF
~ Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons, London may
be personally consulted at his residence l9 Prince street
(ew bio ks Of Broadway New York. from II in the
morning til and from till in the evening, Sundays
exceptedD unless by special appointment
TRIEsEMAR No. l, is the Remedy for RELATION,
SPERMAT0RRHGA and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse indcrimnate too long
residence in hot climates. II has invgorsted and restored
to perfect health thousands Of the detated who are now
in the enjoyment of all the Functions Of Manhood; and
whatever may be the CAUSEL, every DISQU ALIFICA-
TION for MARIA eectuany subdued BY this Won
deriul Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No II; completely and entirely eradcateS
all traces Of Gonorrha, both in it's mild and aggravated
tenon the Urine Pains of the Lon and Kidneys and
those disorders where Copaiva and Cubbs have SO long
been thought antidote the ruin Of the health OF vast
portion of The population.
TRIEsEMAR, No. Ills the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and Secondary symptoms 1t also constitutes
certain cure for scurvey scrouis and all impurities from
the vital stream altogether TO eradicate the virus Of
disease and is failing Remedy for that class OF dis
orders which unfortunately the English physician treats
with Mercury the inc Vabe destruction Of the PATIENTS
constitu on which all the Sarsapara in the world
cannot remove.
TRIESEMAR, No. and g. prep sred in the form Of
ozenge dsvon Of taste smell and be carried in the
pocket Sold in tin cases. and divided into
doses administered by Valpeau, La Imam, Roux Ri
cord &C. &C. Price IS each four cases in for 80,
which $3 and in $2I cases. whereby there saving
Of 80.
Special arrangements having been made with the various
Expresses the nine dollar Of and the arg
szas forwarded by Dr. Barr carriage paid, mme
datey receiving rentance to any part OF the world,
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
Of the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations and eHectuay protecting them from spur
pernicious im5t The three dollar sent
usual but not free Of carriage.
To be had ase from DR. Barrow, that beautifully iustra
ed and popular work, HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSlOLO-
GICAL RESEARCHES" 1t describes in elear and lucid
manner the cause effects the diseases above
ated with instructions for their treatment and cure
Price 25 cents. Sent free to any address.
Address DR.. BARROW, 157 Prince Street, 0ew blocks
west of Broadway) New YORK. noy5-1ydV.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22
VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER MILL FOR


LOR the purpose Of efecting division and settlement
Il with heirs Of Walter Scott the property known
the Sycamore Mills will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder on Saturday the 20th day Of December next.
The property to be sold consists ofa Cotton Mil with about
1909 spindes aad 81 looms Powder Mills capable Of produ-
cng kegs blasting and sc kegs OF rife powder per day,
which pr ducon be increased to double this amount at
very slight expense. There is also Grist Mil, Saw Mill,
and extensive Cooperate establishment together with
Teams, Tools and utensils used in carrying all these
branches business They in successful operation
and everything is in good repair.
The power is among the best In Middle Tennessee,
running large portion Of the year undershot and i've
oVersho wheels from 10 to is feet in diameter and with
buckets from 10 16k feet in length There is also Steam
Engine supply any deficiency Of water in dry
There attached to the property upwards Of 5000 OF
finely mbered land, capable q supplying the necessary
timber for Mills and Cooperng establish
ment for many years 10 come.
The property is situated about % miles from Nashville,
and the land extenss from Sycamore Mills to Cumberland
river the Of Ashland the county Of Cheat
ham.
Two Turnpike roads In progress from Nashville to
CarsYile, which viii BE- completed, Of them
ing through the property and the other upon its border
The terms Of the sale will be very bera and made known
on theday Of sale.
X. W. McGAVOCK, Ad'r OF W. Scott.
SUSAN CHEAT AN, Executrix.
T. S. CHEATHAM, Ex'r Of K. Cheathsm.
s. WATSON.
@. YEDDER. nov13-tdss
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
EOR SAL

WILL sell bary ain in my Residence No. 2S, High st.
The House, is new, large and commodious, and well
ranged with all the necessary conveniences for large
family. Any person wishing 70 purchase will please ca on
me at Davis, Pitcher Co., No. 70, Public Square:
Oct9 }. b. DAVIS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22

LANCHORNE a ARuISTEAD.
EO BOXES Langhorne Armistsad's Celebrated Tobaceo
~ juzt received JOHNSON, HORNE co.
aug2D-iW
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES
3s2sO Prass Amounting 70. aSO4 OOO
Whole Tieksts $40: HaIzaa as. ou.rt.r. 60 "a

- ---N- S1OH 700
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves e5; Quarters s2k0
5000 Prizes of $40 viii be determined by n.
St hgars OF the Number that draws the 10000 Prize
For example, II the Number drawing the ri,e s6.
with NO then all the Tickets where the number ends in
VIII De entitled to $40 the Number ends with No
hen all the Tickets where the Number ends with i h.
entitled to $40 and to 0.
Ceruneates Of Packages viii be sold the folio wing rata
which 10 the risk: - '-@
Certificate Of Package Of 100 whole .seo
leo Half - Ra
leo Quarter" ~
Addrsss Orders fer Tickets or Certificates sther 40
5. SWAN 4 co Atlantis. a.
ors SWAN, MOntgonery ia
noVlI err srIASTHEE, Box 9, Nashvilis p o.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

egiby building lot College street, is Offer
"a ed for sale reasonable terms Apply at the Patriot
Office. iy2-f
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UlSc0Very In the science OF medicine.
ESGRAVINGs OF THE SEALS or THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECoLE de PHARMACH
PHARMACIEN De PARIS AND IMPERIAL C0LLEOl
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are a6xed upon each wrap
per and around each case Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

TRANSPARENT BALLOT Box.-we were yester
day shown the design Of this simple but enec-
tive invention, which, il adopted, will at once
put an end to the frauds practised at elections,
by the aid Of mechanical trickery To guard against
any interference with the vote once IL ia deposited
Mr.. Jollie proposes to substitute for the old bal
lot box transparent globe, made of the thickest
glass, which, while it win resist almost any
amount Of force that can be brought to bear
on it, will enable the voters to distinguish its
contents. The employment Of this transparent ma
teral OF course predudes the possibility of the intro
duction of ANY fraudulent mechanism, inasmuch as
it would at once be detected from the outside The
e ~issnc,er, ana mas an opening
at the top TO ADMIT the hand. II stands on an iron
frame, supported by four iron columns, and the
aperture at the top is secured by cover, which is
hinged at one end, and is clasped down and locked
at the other. No contrivance that has as yet been
suggested appears to us so well calculated to defeat
the efforts of the ballot box suffers as this plan Of
Mr.. Jollie's. We trust that the Common Council
will see the expediency of adopting it, SO that we
may not have recurrence Of the disgracefu frauds
which have led to such deplorable results in San
Fran cisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23
Brooklyn City Politics.

The republicans Of the First and Third wards Of Brook
lyn comprising the Heights and including of the
most itaunch and able men Of the old line wings and
democrats met at the Museum Building last evening and
completed republican organization for these wards
The call included the mares of b. ID. Sliman, A. Stan
ton, Roin Sanford. James Humphrey, ]. VI. Van Colt,
anc others. constitution was opted, the follow
ing officers appointed
Presidents. N. Parsons
Vice Presidens-Frst ward-Hobart Ford, Luther
Eames; Third ward-A. P. Stanton DR.. Dufln.
Secretary-Geo. II. Bates.
Assistant Secretary-Joseph Woodbridge
Corresponding Secretary-Charles Whtlesey
Executive Committees-First ward-James Humphrey,
James Freeland, VIM Barton A. H. Gale o. c. Gardiner,
Judge c. II. Bramhal Third ward-Roln Sanford, R. D..
Benedict Jesse Smith, A. Fitzgerald, Luther Wyman.
Joseph Ripley.
man. Judge Bramhall, j. F. Woodbridge, and others. A
good deal Of enthusiasm manifested. class Of men
present not often active In political matters, enter
ing into the work Of the campaign with energy rarely
seen among older politicians.
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Pro-slsvery Kanss. Emigrants from New
York.


At meeting Of the citizens % Ieconp,on held AZ
Kendal's Hall. nurday evening June 20. 1886, Col
Fly Moere formerly ofNew York, was called 70 ihe chair
and Col VIM. l. Preston, formerly OF Richmond, Va
appointed Secretary.
me Chairman expa mel ID few happy and perth On,
remarks the Objects OF the meeting being 70 ta proper
steps regard the emigration Of permanent law and
order settlers 10 Tie Territorythe setting being spe
caliy called account Of letter received by Dr Rod
rigue from hs brother iesidng IN New York inquirng
into the expedency and policy Of bringing out four Of ave
hundred men who would become bod fde settlers with
prosayery tendencies and 10 the PROBABLE chance OF
obtaining elaine for these men. The chairman in the
course OF bis remarks, amidst applause spoke OF the
oonser atm among the true democracy Of the NORTH
and that they would be found shoulder 10 shout
der with the south upon the great principle Of non inter
ference IN the domestic institutions Of the states and Ter
rltories
On motion Of Col n 7 Titus. Il was resolved that
committee # eve be appointed % prepare suitable
lrtions, expressive a the Of the citizens
Of Lecon pton regard 70 the queries Of Mr. ROdr.
que The following gentlemen were appointed said com
mIueo Col. u. r Titus, A Y. Walker, W n Cloves, J.
G. Thompson and Dr. B Z. Brooke, who, ater retiring
few moments reported the following preamble and reso
lutions which were unanimously adopted -
Whereas ve have received reliable Information that large
~ New yors and s vicinity have expressed desire 70 emf
crate 10 Kansas and IN sustaining he laws q the
~ assured iSa hey viii be able % md permanent homes
midst and meet viii generous welcome from the law
Resolved That the citizens Of Leeopton have received
y, ~ eS mo-. cordial Ard heartfelt welcome and VII DO
al 'hsi lays IN power . assist hem " aesr.
be conducive 10 their welfare and comfort - -.
Resolved That We bal HE movement on The part q ne
giurs success and triumph 81 ne law order party u
The Territory and receive az an endorsement OF our present
The most enthusiastic spirit prevailed and speeches
expressive Of their satisfaction At this demonstration Of
conservatism the part Of the North were made ~ the
walker Col Preston and Col woodson, at the call 81 the
meeting.
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they were here, would have long since experiment
ed and developed its other resources
Our long dry season Is over and for the last two
weeks it has rained incessantly night and day. 1t
is thought rain to near twenty inches has fallen on
level at this town. In my next shall have TO re-
day the lightning struck buoy at one Of our
wharves.
The retail trade in our town begins to move
little and will be fully the go, as our cut
wholesale trade Is very dull and we have no pros
pect of its being better at present Provisions are
abundant but still high. Spanish and Mexican sill
yer dollars are at Q premium Of to per cent;
are worth Der cent, while bills of exchange are
not to be had Cat FIVE dollars to the pound sterng)
at par.
Numbers of Americans continue to come here
from the cities of New Orleans, Mobile. and on
a a S~sSA
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ON Wednesday, July rs. by the Rev. Mr.. McAister at
the residence Of the BRIDES brother, Mr.. wnInx
GiApISe 20 Mss MARY AVN CRAWFORD, all OF this city.
On Monday Juy 81 in Trinity church by the Rev Dr.
Young ono HsrTr TO ANNIE v THoxsE both Of philade
rha.
On Thursday, July 10, Mr.. EDwAsD 8. MAIoY 70 Miss
GRAcs LINN youngest daughter Of the late Daniel Lon
both Of this city
On Tuesday, July "a in ST. Jarnes's church. New Lon.
DON by the Rev 8 ~ Haskins, assisted by TIE Rev O.
Carp, Rev DAVID Brn KNcKEpBocKEs to sAaAH Moess,
Adopted daughter Of George NJ Lord ESQ., Of Iyme Gem
In this city. by The Rev Mr. King, Mr.. EIs EtDgkDss
a nystc Conn, 10 Miss Martha r., eldest daughter OK
Mr. Wm. l.. Sweet formerly 81 Boston, Mass.
Boston pepers please copy
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Port or New Yesk, July ~, 1850.
mEARED

Port Of New Yosk, July S2, 1850.
CLEARED.
Steamship Africa tBr), shannon, Lyerpcol-E Cunard
shp ipyerpooi Kssrney. iondon-crinneii Mniurn Co
ship George Turner, hutchinson shediac Ns-Benner A
Bsrs Lord Ashley cresswell Malssa-GIro& Franca.
Brig Col fsnniman- 1alison, IHndad-Mayhe"' Iaiso
Brig Black Hawk, sparks. Curscoa-Du Vale oo.
Brig South Durham tBr) Purdy Buc,ouche-E Cayary De
Bris J Richard mr., Churchm, =, John SB-scAniae a
Bris Vulcan orr. Card 81 Johns--J whitney
Brig south, Thompson, Galves,on--D Murray
schr London tErl' Dnsdale ~ John. NB-Dallance Bull
Schr Geo Stockholm ill., Jacksonrille-wslsh Carver
sehr Col Lester Delaney Charesionvan Brunt slaeh
schr a lie Rosset, Cooper. Wilmington, Sc-Dolnsr
schr wing Of The wind, Abrams, cfy Point-Nas'cr.
ssb br Rssersy' Tnbbsrd' Richmond-C " Per.on.
schr Bloorsng Youth, lInsnan, Baltimore-Merrh Ab'
Sch sehr Ann Gardner, Small, saIem-R " R9rss
sehr ELLEN esgocd, Rodman, New Bediord-Mas'er.
sehr wolcs Hslle, Bos,cnmpsyon sprsr r,v
steamship Knoxville Lgd,2w savannah $ hour. with
% .. ,sa passed S.s ben PM sSe
Lcoton signal1ed steamship state q Georgia " pm ~
S sSs o. s. pe ks L miles ssc6snesd
PM ,st A. ia ion x o., passed brig Ada. -
steamship James kdger Turner ghasosion 50 hcars, With
m e ssS signals steamship Georgia hound
bound south a ois Pm, exchanged signals with steamship
FLORIDA. bound souia
90 and uassenrers, TO Boonen, Graves 90.
uart Iarisaa DE- Of BytAe Cherry, Rio Janeiro June =
IL, uerr,,da lO aays with coffee IRA ashav Jordan
psvt Amarau,A tgrer Probsi Bremen. June balas
T 81 .sss Ss d sss:s ss' rom 'f Boston L
uavsna Had birth or the passage.
psrk WIN Henry tof Warren, Young 'srdenas, jus
v i,h sugar. 10 W Elweh
Harm q Alden, bates, belize, HoRa, July J. with coch
nal haywood, &C. 70 Alexander -
ssrs . FLETCHER % fgsspeeo cIaoSd sagea, July g
.nh sugar TO Crnnell, Mnturn 20, July 10 Ke
sail sroke ship II Talbot hence for Havana, ~ days ou
| reported having had 30 DAYS Calm.
harker,ne eighion ot Bahmoye1, Walter Baltimore,
\ al 81 a Ea,ssi, TO Pbpps &So'