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COUNTY OFFICERS,
J.. w. Gonce, Sheriff.
. Jan" w N% sm';h. : Deputies.
Nathan FrizzeI, Circuit Court Clerk,
William E, Taylor, County Court Clerk.
William D. Mcneil, Register.
William Stewart, Trustee.
John Z. Slater, Ranger.
Thomas Gore, Surveyor.
John p. Wcddngton, Coroner.
- Foster, Chairman County Court.
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WiIlcnpster, lB'cnmCssce.

THANKFUL for rnst tayors, beg leave to
inform heir friends and the public generally,
that they still continue the Cabinet Business
ut their new house, Southeast side o., the
Public Square, Winchester Team.
FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand, or made to order So
fas and Chairs re-upholstcrod, and old furni-
ture repaired. Mattresses made to order on
short notice. Collins made and conveyed tc
any part Of the county without eXt:n charge
ROBINSON & HALL
February IG, '5G--ly.
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Tire Meeting at Nashville.

according to appointment, the citi-
zcns of Nashville and vicinity had a
ratification meeting on Monday night
last, and the papers say it was one OF
the most enthusiastic assemblaGes OF
| the kind ever witnessed in Nashville.
After some excellent addresses by the
champions Of the party, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed by the meeting.
! Resolucd, That we hail the nomina-
ton Of Willard Fillmore for President
and Andrew ]. Donelson for Vice Pres
ident of the United States, with the
profoundest appreciation, and from
their well known charactcrio for conscr-
vativc action and devotion to the con-
stitution, we feel renewed confidence
in the pcrpctuity Of The Union.
Rc%olced, That the people Of Ten
ncsSce without distinction Of party,
who desire II truly national adninis-
tration Of the Government are cor
daily invited and earnestly urged to
give their support TO men who have
been so long tried and proven them
selves so eminently worthy OF public
confidence.
ReSolrcd, That in view Of the diff
cultics surrounding the country. both
at home and abroad, we pledge our
utmost cXertions and untiring cnor-
gies to the success Of this ticket, feel
ing that the matters involved in the
contest, are OF graver moment than
the mere success OF party.
D7Twob boys were recently brought
to Chicago from Rock Island BY the
United States Deputy Marshall, char,
gcd with robbng the United States
mail at that place, One was but II,
and the other 8 years Of age.
.-----.----. s--~------
r Tb02'0n lost, in two quarters last
year, nearly halFmllllon dollar" ny inc
Eastern war. Her trade with hoS"la
was cut OH to that extent
I'm 80 r~'ool oil laws nro
~ "a I'm ~ pc' :..i,.
hIDl'In@ me lIlpoEI"V4o'' anu 1'i''o'''''
.;o,, Of .lovcu into thn State of GcOr
a., ,,o,.ol tho Sonato IN fine 2jth O
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BJ@ The attention Of retail merchants
is asked to the advertisement Of Morgan
& Co., in this issue, They have just re
ceived a large and handsome stock o
staple ana fancy dry goods. Morgan &
Co. is one of the most popular firms in
the city Of Nashville.
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tience rarely exhibited. Though pos
sessed of strong social feelings, some
weeks previous to her death, she re-
signed her family into the hands Of her
Heavenly Father, in full confidence
that He who "tcmpers the wind to
the shorn lamb" would be father and
protector of her dear children. From
that moment she patiently awaited
the hour Of herdeparturc, willing to
linger and suffer, but prctering rath-
er "to depart and he with Christ" Du-
ring the last few days Of her life, she
was unusually tranquil and happy
Whenever her departure seemed near
she desired rs TO sing her favorite
hymn, and almost with the dying notes
ofthc last line her spirit winged It's
way to the realms oflight. Thus was
granted her oft repeated desire
"Lct music charm me last on EARTH
And greet mo first in Hcnyen,r
mot 4 groan or struggle accompanied
her rcleosc and
As fades the soft twilight on river and len,
! She sank swceily to re5t--her spirit vas Tree.
l''r l"S' "''"S--o0' d '''"'.''''' DC
tore Ncf o'ali--"efe III rePiy 10 TIE
assurance that the Lord Will provide
Yes, yes thai has bee" " lamp to my
feet. May tlc Lord bless the altl!ct-
ed family. and re-unltc them all in the
Hand ofthc blast. A FRIEND.
|
~ w, .crrct ,o ,nnouoce the
doaIL Of Cant. |obn Turner old
and ,,u.h rt.nec,oa ci,iyon If This
o,,,,, ,,hio,, oco,,rrod las, Tuo.1ov
Al Epii0ph The editor Of the Bur
Iliugton Recorder bears witness that he
recent! "l""'' 'F'a ia It iiol''lSA'''S
Icl'y on the lIne OF the Ne" Jersey
Railroad, a graveyard in which stood
a Commissioned on which was Inscribed
" weeping i''7"''' 'i'0 ''''o " -
'o''i''' "'D' >'''''''' ''' ''>lO''''' >
F'o'''' 'P'',,'"'
rv p,a.4an ~ r,,ao o. ,7.,o,o1,,1
IA -, J., ao,,,,,,.:,,,.. a., f,1,.,,.;,a
additions:
dread lightly DER this nest. we beg.
Ore!de, perhaps, you'll smash the egg
~, nu cn -,
~ - WV" 'N7 - ''''U " ~
reihc|'y loI lailS growing mo ''''
llcSh:
Cut q notch in tho middle OF the
nail evcrytme it is paired. The dis
ra;I -, fran tho .;1os
----~---
1t Is SAP that a million acres o
r Iullu Will Dc Drought lnID lllirNtL III
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I'GcRCGtl0H !
l. SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to
publish tie following leading British Period.
Gals, viz:
|, 2he london Quarterly, CONSERVATIVE
The EdimDnrg Review, (WhiE)
Ehe North British Free Church,
'Eh a w cstSnihsicT Review, LlbefaD
E'mckwOod's EdinSurg Magazine,
he great and important eVenls-Rcir.
Ious, POLITICAL MllGry--now ugiatiue tho
nations of the Old Wcrl3. g!Ye 10 the PuA.
locations IN ln,srcer aud value they never
before postcsscd, They occapy middle
ground between the huslIly written news
items, crude Expectations, and flying rumors
Of the newspaper, md the pouderous Toms
Of the HIsiorlUn, written long after the liy-
ing interest in the facts be records shall have
passed away. The progress Of the War in
the lsGa, occupies large space in their pag-
o.. Every movement is closely criticised.
whether Of friend or Of foe, and all shor,
comings lruressIy pointed out. The letters
from the CTImca, and from the Baltic, in
| Backwoods Magazine, Ircm two Of its most
popular contributors, give q more inlelirible
and reliable account Of Inc movements of the
/ great ueI!lHerentS, lhHn can elsewhere br
found. These Periodicals ably represent the
three great political parties Of Gre0, Britain.
Wing, Tory and Radical but politics forms
only one feature Of their character As Or
rnns the most profound writer's on Science
Literature, Morality and Religion, they stand
as they ever have stood unrlvalled in the
world Of letters, being considered indispensa.
bic 10 The schoQr and the professional man,
Wide 10 the intelligent reader Of every class
they furnish a more correct and satisfactory
record Of the current literature of the day,
throughout the world, than can possibly be
obtained from any other source
EARLY CoPIEs.--The receipt of advance
sheets from the British publishers give add.
tlonal value to these Reprints, especially du,
ring t! e present exciting state Of European
affairs, lnasmuch as they can now be placed
/ in the hands Of subscribers Gbou. Qs soon az
the original editions.
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arc now receiving the largest, and by far the
most desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever heretofore brought TO this market, and
to which they invite the attention of Purcha-
sers.
Nashville, Tenn, March 6, 1856. I'm
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THE FARMERS GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC
AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE:--
BY Henry Stephens, T f S, of Edinburgh,
and the late } p Norton, Professor of SCI
entfc Agriculture in Yale College, Now
Haven 2vols. royal octave 1900 pages,
and numerous wood and steel Engrayings
This is, conIessedly, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, and Ill
order to give it wider circulation the pub
hlishcrs have resolved to reduce the price to
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES!
When sent by mail (post paid 10 Gallon
MIA and Oregon the price will be 81. 10
every other part of the Union and to Canada
(post paid So. This work is NOT the old
Book Of the Farm"
Rcmttances for any one Of the above pub
locations should always be addressed, post
paid, 10 the publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
Fchl6 No. 81 Gold street, N. Y
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1 L Il MS. AANNrM
For any enc Of the four Reviews, s 3
For any two Of the four Reviews, >
For any three of the four Reviews, T
For all four of the Reviews, &
For BIOckWood's Magazine, 3
For BIackwood and three Reviews, o
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Payment to be made in all cases in advance
Money current in the State where it ID is
sued will be received at par.
CLrBBlNG.--A discount of TWENTY-FIVE per
cent from the above prices wljl be allowed
TO clubs ordering direct from l.. Scott q Co.
four or more copies Of any one or more ofthr
above works. Thus: four copies Of Black
wood or one Of the Reviews, viii be seut TO
one address for 80; four copies Of the four
Reviews ard Blackwood for $50; and so Oh
PosTACE,--In all the principle cities and
towns, these works will be delivered free Of
postage. When sent by mail, the postage tn
any part Of the United States Will be twenty
four cents for Blackwood, and but fourteen
cents year for each Of the Reviews.
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County Election.

The election in this county on SatuF
day last resulted as follows;
Far Gbpr;F
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A Gallant Editor.--The editor of
the Macon (Ga) Telegraph deserves
the thanks Of the ladies, for the follow
ing example of devotion to "Woman's
Rights
"Another stray wife advertisement
has come to hand, without the enclos-
ure of s4OO to pay for it, and cannot,
therefore, be published under our rules.
Go andsee your wife, my dear sir, beg
pardon for your faults, treat her well,
pay all the debts she contracts, and
you viii feel a great deal better than
to advertise her like mule which has
broken his halter and gone. We re-
peat: the Telegraph is a Woman's
Rights paper--advertises stray hus.
bands for nothing, and stray wives for
nothing less than $500 each publica-
ton.
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GEl2 3EaT-'ifM FExslGDECAs;
A%D THE FARMERS GUIDE .

GreetyedGsion IN tic y,,.e u Ms litter
PgjHcahon
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d. We regret 10 announce the
death Of Capt. John Turner old
and much respected citizen Of this
county, which occurred last Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02

Bins VeauA tBr.l -, Windsor. 20 days, plaster to mag
Bhs ocsyn Traveller, Sargent, Dsen days. yellow pue to
MISTER
Schr Florence lof New HayeD Woodhouse Brasos Santa
60 Apr sh Aides, sc., 10 John Jewet Sons SD in
psny with ,chr Mara Of HAMBURG ao ior L,sqna 20 load
ogsood for Hamburg and sch Minna Schiller Wilson, Tor ~
Orleans
sehr John L. Peacock Terry Savannah days cotton 3D.
20 Providence.
sehr s H. Towp.erd Hu,chinson Mayasuer 18th inst, su
sas TO Brothers feca !. -, " :. ...v.n,v.n.
,o nns bisnam tSmas'edl Savannah days cotton
ho, oet Nate western, Lsnper Middleton ~ c., snd 81
nouis ON ocrakoke, corn, f.r Providence.
1efeseo' Ire~ory Saltlo River II ds naval STOKES
R:soa sSa5 kEm.ne En-. seV Plymouth N c. /, days. shingles.
s.S Bay SITE, Sherwood Boston d,e, to Dayton
cora Smith from ship 81, Patrick ashore At Bsrns
ga 20, &C., 10 Bird Nelson
Setr Peru, Thomas ST. John, n B. days lumber, 10 mas
scbr. v.ndaa, Reynolds, M,ubrdse lumber Simpson
Mavhew.
Sebr John L Esgere Was Machss lumber, to ,.tsr.
schr Marrelus, Bray, Calais lumber, 10 Jed. Fry.
schr. Alphine, Hooper, Calais, lumber, 10 master,
Schr VIM. Pore Holmes MGchias, lumber 20 rna-,1r
sehr Richmond (Rr Cad Windsor, plaster 70 uase.
Schr. Sehaberi Jameson, - Rockland. lime.
schr Joeeph Frar Kiln. soper, Virgins. S days wood
schr. David, Hull, Virgins, days, wood.
Schr. Hiaw aths, Smonto ten, RondOut fer Boston.
Schr. Pawtucket, Ross, Rondout for Boston.
sch-. Louisa Chase. h BostCn, mdse., 20 ;. W. Lewis
Schr. Monte Crsto Candy New London.
S-hr. Myers, RhOdcs Rocklani lime
schr Caroline & Rebscca, Fox Hartford.
Sloop America, Burton. Providence.
WIND-Durus the day from Sc, with rain a, .anss,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02

Western s.e alec few bales IN lots st Gioc
% 70 quality. i.
marie. quite firm, with good inquiry; sales Of
COO bales at 65dsoc-
IRON-A steady nsrhet with fair demand for Scotch Pig
sales Of 100 tpns At s51d s53, mos. ~
LfMF-sales made to-day Cf go bbs Common AZ II
and 500 DO. Lump at 81 57t.
LEADThe market quiet and 6Im At former quo
tstons
LEATHER-The market s quiet 10 day; the receipts are
rather IN excess the sales but holders willing sellers
The demand good for light eghts and Upper in rough
MOLASSES IL more freely offered 800 hhds. Cuba
,od at Sic for csyed and Muscovsdo 50 bb 25 tea
Mu,eovado SEC. and $50 bbla New. Orleans AZ BGfSc
NAVAL sTORES-Spirts Tupenne has been quite steady
N stock exceed 10 600 bbs sales of 80 bb 39d
Ace cath the spot Crude well held So 25 for S0rth
County Common Resin Is steady bat quiet sales Of 800
bbl. Wlmir gton 81 65d 70 80 Ms delivered Of No.
we hear Of of 800 bbs so0s 30 delivered Tar
h difficult sae the stock Of all kinds about 5 900 bbs
OILS-Engish Lineed remains quiet for whole parcels
at re but small lots of bIisky Of 1Sc in cask Crude
Wlales drli ard heavy former quotations. Refined
ssable al 67d6c for Spring and sSdsc fot WINTER the sup
ry h ample Crude Sperm has ruled quiet at 81 80 cash;
Manufactured s quoted 50 for Winter Cnbleaehed al
g. O5 for Besched Lard Oil dull and il good supply A.
ssds7Ic. for Western Winter
SUGARS less firm but scve the sale' nelu3>. 200
sPICEs-sses have trsnspred of 800 C,..i. at Sc
ard 25 bags Pimento at lie.
sALT-The ssle OF Ashon's yesterday w.su 81 III and
Jeeys and Darceys 81 Sti and todsy 1856 sacks Ahons
At . 70.
WIsKY-The market a sgan be,fef and the demand rood
saies Of $50 bb. al &c .or Ohio sHj tc. for Prsln
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02
Passenger sailed.

IN r. W. nean,hip 3frico for Lireypool-Mr.. K W. Nc
Iced Miss Fanny Addison Mrs C. F. Crockett Miss Crockett
NewarE ~ J Miss Ferry New OTleans Mrs Lighon New
YORK mrs L. Crockett aid two children, Mrs Thos Fases
and three children Newark - J. Geo Selves and LADY, I'm
cir natl Ohio; Mira Joel Mrs Alexander, Nh and Mrs sSe-
and seant York. Mrs Isabella Har six children and
servant Philadelphia; +. schneiwind T. Caron New ork
Capt and Mrs Plat Miss Belmont Boston Commissary Gen
He~etson Miss Hewetson and maid, England; MI Williams,
g. Welsh Mr.. Heale, New York; Paul Aose, " Orleans
John Chandler, Boston Col r. jarvis, Toronto HEM j.
New Crears F. Crsmer NewYGk; Mr.. Selyis jr Cincn-
natl; Mesrs A. and J. Coates, Philadelphia Mr and Mrs
PnIner Toronto; Mr. and Mrs Buchsr three children aud
two ,eryant Sew-York Mrs Eliza Green, Onondaga.
II. Costen Csmreacy; J. Thomson Toronto Nose Mr
Solomon and NJ PHI New York Mrs A Goats child
servant Philadelphia; Mr., Mrs and Mss Shken, New
Yosk Mr and Mrs. Penson child and Mr. Alaire ~
Orleans; James kntgon l.. Price, L. Nathan. New York
Mrs Affair and daushter Mr. Aar and servants New
OIlssns Capt Warlow r. Capt Patterson ssth regiment
Muir Ms Anderson, NewYors Mrs Dawson aud child, New
OesLs Rev. j. GraysOn, Singapore; Mr. Tobin Eogandi
Mr. Buter NewYoIk Gee r. Downing, Baltimore: +. Res
feIO de D. Cube New Crensds D. StiTrs I. " Stevens,
New York Mr. sod Mrs John Rothery, Matteswan " M.
Lsdenburg Mrysn Ruth New York ACooper Bangor, Me-
Mr.. Benjamin. Philadelphia Capt Small, Henry Holyoske,
England Joseph Romano, NewYoIt; Geo $. Wkes Brllt-
ora C. w n. C. Eforl, san Francisco John Thompson,
Florida X. Froeic New Yort Julius Wolf San FrancscO,
Cal j. COrdukes, New York :. Kengan, Phalepha; Jos
Rhoade r. Young r. Srs Joe Forester, Michael Byrne,
Ne~YoJ Ckss Beleuger Frsqcis Wita, T. Lederserbsr,
St. Louis Rev NJ. Donohoe, Ireland; Carl Hezog Mr. and
Mrs Weisoner, Germany James Elliott Philadelphia Geo.
" scleg IL Germany Nj Trenchsrd, Mr. Smith Mr.. Black
nur NewYorkj Ball. Jersey City; Capt Wsrton's seyt
Alex Lghtwoo Calf c. w. Barney Kefrg,n Canada Jas
Lewis Toronto Total l5l
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02
Arrived.

Steamship Tennessee Weber Lsg1syra Porto Cs5eo ard
s.. Thomas, hides &e., 10 de Agre1a, Jove & Go.
Ship Maid Orleans Dennis NewOreanss, Apr l5 and =.
W. Pass 18th, ndse ard pass VIM. Nelson Son. April
90 the Torusas bearing s T. 81 niles passed ship Genot
2d ar 25 g 70 p e1ch signals with ship A. b. Kulba
and parted eompsny of Hstterss 18th.
Ship Coma Linn Durham glasgow 50 days mise TO Dun
lam Dmon April Is, lat - ion. 4s, 81" ship Sioina OF
PhlsdephA bound l.
Ship Saratoga Trssk Have March 90 dse and 500 pss to
Slate Go. Had II deaths OF tbs passage.
ship Mediator Bell NewOresns and = w. Pass April -,
ndse 10 w I. Frost sid with ship Ashland, for
Lyerro Anil - Of Great EgE HarbOr, spoke ship Rome,
of Bath fron Liverpool for Philadelphia. The NJ
any on the with ship Genoa and schr C. Mershon
10th bound for New1ors also, ship A. 3. kimosl bound
noxth.
ship Geros Penne New Orleans, and u days from 5. w,
sss rdse Robson to.dies. = pass April 49, is d ST.
lon 80 e. spoke ship Equity Of Boston Noyes from Liverpool
ir NewUTesrs % Gays OUT shcFt oi pfoSsons suPpled
them
SHIP Sebastian Cabot of ThomAston) Watts Liverpool 81
GAYS, mdse. and $50 psss., 10 Snow Burgess.
Bark Stirling (Brl Jsmei.on Singapore, ~ days pepper
tc. 10 order.
Bark Nava5a tof Boston) Poeys AeIandretta Feb 10,
and days from Gibraltar wool order pereneed heavy
gales on the passage and lost bo.f stove buwarks 4e
&c 10 lEs Del Vale Co vessel TO c. T. J. Peters
bsrk Il u. w. Dodge of 5aeh Jarvis ClenfGegos l3tn
Aefh sugar. 20 Ckasts lain S Ponverf.
bnz frsnsln tBr Putnam ate Putns, who died on the
isssse n lat Al s Ion 50 o. Of fever Ponce p r. 18th inst
'us,r 20 j. $. Whitney Co
brs Sn Ann, (of Wells) Pope BLroados p days
70 0,son Of Haven, where the brg Is bound pat
IL here for hArhor.
Brs Traveller, Sargent, Un:n Island, sdsy. yellow pine
.er, " Ess!sL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02
Disnsfers, &c.

SoR Francis, Flecher at Proydence th from Newbern
when of hncoesgRe In the gale Of 2ls lost boat stove bull
wsrxs, shifted aud sprung aleak.
ScHR MARY PEATy Edsett, Providence 2h from Ea't'
port, OF South Chsnnel in gale of 2st lost about o sh'
gh.s of deck siove galley, &c. -
BRIG ALcESr at port 25th from Philadelphia for Brs
to on sCh inst HghlaDd Light n. N W. took heavy gale
from E. wi-h carried away main yard and split sails threw
deckoad overheard 93 Montauk Point bearing ~ T.
by so miles distant passed brig with both msts gone in
tow ofa small fell ia with quantities OF hard pine
ship plank, suppose de cklosd Of the brig.
sbr Empire Spring Capt F. W. Cook which vessel LEFT Port
Mcnday mornrg last for Poviaceown Just previous
70 The Of the late gale SIZE fine vessel
about old burden and valued at ony
- eco ofyhich was covered by in tots place. She
had on coad 100 hhds salt ard 30 bush potatoes She
owned b. Messrs H. 5. Cock, Of this place.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02
Whalers.

Brig Ocean, Chadwick of Sandwich, at Newport 2Hh, fo
New Bedford has 55 bbls and Us do VII oil Sent home
the voyage l23 bb sp OIL Reports Cntra Bay Coast
Africa March last bsTks Oray Tsft Cornell wBedfOrd
SIC bb board 0sceola, Macomber do 70 bbs aud
10 do. VIII Messenger Holmes, Saeu leio sp 100 do VIII
fchrs. r. SopeT Needham, ProvircetOwn 100 bOls VIII
Hamilton, Sheffield, Nantucket, IL b)ls VIII.
Sailed from Simons Bay c. g. H., Feb 10, slip India, Hs
land. Indian Ocean
from Capt Borden Of bark Canton Packet Of New
Bedford dated Hong Koug Feb H. states that be had put In
that port leaking from 200 coo strokes in % hours In
Consequence Of injuries sustain ed in the 10 Ochotsk Sea last
season. and would be obliged to heaye out for repairs
letter from Capt R0wey Of ship Oozinbo Of New Bed
ferd dated Hong Kong Feb A. reports her arrived bh with
bbls wb oil had taken nothing since LEAVING Ochotsk Sea
in October Would discharge and repair the ship leaking
siderable Reports al DO, ship Electra, Brown London,
l,7oo bbls. oil.
letter Capt Drake Of bark Martha ID Of New Bed
dated Hor Jsn a. reports her with 400 bbls whale
oil on board. Would sail next day a cruise
letter from Capt Norton, Of bark Ceora Of New Bedford
reports her Dec TO- lat Is s. Ion ll3 E. had just taken
sperm whales, making ITO bbls. oil.
ette Capt Norton Of ship Louisiana Of New Bed
ford reports er at StI0Dgs Island Oct % with $50 bbls
oil had taken $50 bbls. during the last two months.
Newport eith brig Ocean Chadwick, Atlantic Ocean,
Dominica April ), for New Bedford, with go bbis. oil.
Az Mssfaero Feb a. ship Elizabeth Pierce, NewBediosd,
clean.
Put Sydney ~ s. W. Dec g. Louisiana, Norton Of NJ
B. having lost ber rudder during heavy gale She has been
cruising the Middle Ground lat 81 lon 1885, and
Monticello, Of Nantucket IS MOS $50 bbls Oliver
Crockett " b. Is go; Elizabeth Swift DO. IS
out So0 Martha do mos out So Seagu, do 81 mos out
l25o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02
W $. MELtos. .Auctioneer--Sy HovcBroS 4 MrLLoa
'HiS Friday) May 2, at 100 O'Clock, at the

y
A., ,rv r ~ ,s,iner Peek slip Grand sL tgrres
OH P'i-.,,tfICEST HOUSEHOLD FUkSITURE-50 original
npta s-eas by Cuyp, valued 81 COO Angel Appearing
s, &c Shepherds T.rhsxed from Jerome Bouapsrtes
View % Lsescapes by Anerew RICHARDSON, n A. Ednbn,
IN GlsDnc aewtf' ..st!e on the Gsrrow; scene
= c,,r,, n ~ sVen, hom Envercow Also Paintings BY
s.r Nv Rsn ~ bIewsron, H. Boerzs; italian Fruit Ped
M.,io5 OF H. NtoesAon BY Charles Lebrun Cupid his
oy S9senburg, and other eminent artists S1-
ION sni co. go rsno tore made by Chekers OF Bos
r;cb Frsnch p, uinare made BY Meeks Of Ne~.York;
moupteS f.ne. 1f RE- rs Mantle Ard Oval Mirrors. in roll
I n"yA Wilton cspets co.t a. - ne, ysrJ.
ofosaeAe ape ace iadov Cusis. sn,ioas ~ "a 80
ano Dnfeeu sAtebsion Table inrsstsa sn + %
two artistic bronze ormoa mounted neeA.nr.i 1
1tsohi Egypan and French Vases. very ssss
osk fuin,ure covered IN moquet; .o,d ro.e~os s
suites WIN sp covers cove red IN bros sde plush Win
gallon backs so rosewood Center Table. with stAtuAry sr
bic oIs cGtv oak Hall Table with marble top cost sI With
ShaIs 10 mach English Oeoth through he house Watrob
t1eIs and Gothic Bedstesds msIbeop Bureaus and Wah
stSacs Hair Mattresses, solid Silver Ware botte Css
t-s silver Cake Bsske French China Dneer and Tea Sets
ivory balspcehsndle Knives and Forks pure Hair Mar
Beds and Bedding Table Lren together with large varsity
Kitchen and Basement Furniture with which the se vii
mence Purchasers assured that he sale will be abs
without and must be removed from the PREMISES the
day OF ssle Catalogues will be issued WEDNESDAY and
be obtained Ssesroom No S Nusssu st. Also
OF admission be had application as above cash deposit
will be required.