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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

No l. The Holy Gospels: Illustrated in forty Original
Engrsvings By FREDEmcK OvERBECK.
No. 2. Gems Of British Art: With choice specimens
q Poetry, History and Romance.
No s. Ornaments Of Memory: Or, Beauties Of History,
Poetry and Romano with eighteen EDgrayings
No. 4. The Republican Court: Or, American Society in
the DAYS Of Wa.hr gtOn.
No. 5. Women Of the Bible: Deineated in a Series Of
sketches Of Prominent Females mentioned in ITo Y
Scripture. Illustrated by eighteen Characteristic
Steel Engraving. New Edition
No. g. Home Authors and Home Artists: Or, Amer
can Scenery Art and Liter aure. Comprising
Series Of Es-ays by the mist distinguished Auth
Of America
No. Characteristics Of Women Moral, POeticsl and
Historical. By Mrs. JAMsON.
No. s. The PARALLELS Of the New Testament Practically
unfolded. by Rev. VIM BACON STEVENS, d. D.
No. 9. The Romance Of American Landscape. Illus
trated with sixteen Egravinas on Steel
No. TO- The Thoughts Blossom With sixteen elegant En-
Cravings. By n. P. WILLS
No. H. The Book Of Beauty. With several beautiful t.
Illustrations.
No. p A Winter Wreath Of Summer Flowers. With
Colored Plates.
Ann u ais.
Friendships Offering Eemory's Gift
The Cecillian Gift. The Snow Flake
Oh istian Keepsake. Moss Rose.
Affections Gift The Philopens.
%he At antic Souvenir
Tibles Large and Small in Plain and Fancy bindings, with
without clasps.
Prayer Books and Hymn Books, in several styles Of
bindings. Some Of which superb
Papsr Meche Work Boxes Writing Desks Porto
hos, Chess-B ards, g., &C, sc
Also, great variety Il CuILDRfNs BOOKS calculated
instruct the mind vel lease u fancy Of The yung
Twenty 1--WE f-rent kinds Of GAMES FOR JUNkNILEs,
tog Their with other things too numerous to mention.
The public are respectfully invited To cal and examine oi
themselves. CHARLES W. SMITH,
o Il College d.
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A. c, & A. B. BEECH,

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
80 College street.
LAVE opened very large sock Of All kinds Of DREse
II GOODS saabie % The Fan and Winter Trade Of the
Newest etvies
Also lot o. AL the newest designs az cLOAKs
and NANTES In and ready for exhlblion We e.
pecAly invite you look stock 81 coaks before
laying.
We have in store very large sock Of al kinda Of CAR
PITS Of The newest patterns and Halter sell
them a. ehesp - any Other Heass his side Of The ncun
LACE cURfklNe.
In addllion . 40 above have lArEs siocs az al
knds OF DhA 0oVDn, Suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade A. Q. 4 A. n hRHcH
ssplt No. 40 colIeRs a. RaEhvlIIe Trnn
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Decisions of the supreme Court.

FOURTH CIRCUIT-DECEMBE TERN, 1855.
LAW.
Thomas Alfred VS. J Mcdonald ct sls--opinion
by Judge Carulheis affirming judgment below.
WI Wright ct ais VS. Pyaegge Chamberlain
Opinion by Judge Caruthers, reversing Judgment
and remsnding cause.
Campbell, Governor &c. VS. NJ II Frogg ct ais
Opinion 10y Judge Caruthers reversing judgment
and remanding cause.
EQUITY.
II House ct ais VS. & W House ct ss-OpniOn by
Judge Caruthers, affirming decree below.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
-
OPEN 10 THOMPsOEs sTATTOR

OPEN 10 TH0MPs0E's STATION.
ON and Aer Wednesday, December "a tralns wl un be
" tEeen AAshyas and fkompsoas station, a. logoss.
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville a. 40 A. A., and p n; arrives A
fhoupsons a. $40 A. ~, ana AS p a.
RETURNISG-teagcs fh0mpsana a a45A n .na s
? NJ ARRIVES a. AaAhsile - iess A. n, aad ee0 n
On ssnd4y The MoFnng TFain ony uin Be rsa. lsasne
hashfisle a A. A.s and thonpsons6a As A. NJ.
~ Al Ihompsons The Stages u Carter, Thozzs aad
Aoueh soanect With The trains.
fhroaEh rckets Or hkAPHfS. WAYS RSn0R0. JACK
son fLeCuMhLAs tLpRkACx, PULASKI and COLLIN
biAs can e procured Ne aensfal Stage ors sndsr he
FsIAne4a heIel. &k;NA. ANDERSON,
dssi2 3. kns. And supt.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,
Nashville and Cairo Weekly Packet.

New Steamer Il L. 4 A. Captain Jas. LOWELL.
THE above 6ne Passenger Steamer will esge Nashville
for Csiro every Thursday morning At 10 o'clock A. ~
and Cairo for Nashville every Saturday 81 p n.
Connecting Cairo with she splendid daily line Of q.
Mail Steamers for Memphis and New Oreaps; and with
the Illinois Central Railroad from CSiro n 81. Leuis.
A. HAMILTON, Agents 10
III. II. HARRISON, Nashville.
FOWLER & N0RTOS,
r-,t,o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL The SECRETS OF LovE.-Who wants to be married.
Who wants to all the art and mystery Of love by
of which any ay be won matter how obdurase9
Professor RoSD0UT OF New York, in his wonderful book
the Rss Of Marriage" has settled the whole matter
advertised in another column
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Mysteries of the Post Office.
["A Mail Bag is epi,ome of human Hfs."l
TEN YEARS
NAIL B a S..

M IA l. - Is "A % -
OR. NOTES FROM THE DAIRY or SPECIAL AGENT
or TIE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT"
by j. IIOLBROOK.
limo - 1872 pp.-Pdoe 81 IS
Beautifully Illustrated with steel Portraits by Richie and
II Wood Engravings from designs oh ely ny barley.
VINns Work undertaken With The sanction OF the chief on
c-rs Of tie Post flee Department bya gentleman who
has long been and is still Of he 81 ec that
D. partment the st Book u the kid isAued cacu
lated 20 give the pubic insight into the practical ,p-ra-
tios Of he Post Once E,tabshmrnt ana he almost certain
means which skin aud experience have furu he'd the de
,e ton ana punhment 4 nnders against the laws enacted
security OF the mails and the nyio ability q private
Neve has volume been o red 10 the pubie vnder moro
hearty and universal commendaou Of that enlightened and
powerful censor, the Pass Brief extracts nom Of
these hattering notices are annexed.
"The viii prove Of the entertaining Of the
season. ami Ia h.enrss, interest and general truth
ture vii firm peasant al in 90 our stook Of popular
light Lueraturc."-N y EDeuiag Post.
ave bound T. ooBcrde L. Mr noibrools narrative OF
bis Poet ONCE experiences the merit q eng exceeding
y interesting and suggestive book"-A 4 Hercid
rbe eatst and most entertaining ook We have recently
sesn soue Of Mr. Hobroaks true, unvarnhsd rectAis,
beat al that nns iu Reynods nsrosies, and any
who reads them viii realise ~ once that rouanos su
lives and thrives amid modern hfr"- Boston iosf.
This work commend itsei ~ the nature u ts subject %
every psron who can read book. OF write e'ter-Iha-
more ansasng and a. the same tine interesting work
~ Ne kind, has never been published IN America lAd
a well written AMI smusing work ron which We shall
ske extract or So Tor the bensns Of he community -
PhiLI. SAT fosf
1T abunds vi skeichts o. royel and nstracve mat
ter "-Piiid. IgIIsrcr.
"Ihs book indeed novelty exceed ugly entertaining,
IA opening source Of amusement - HiFtJFd Daily
GUurdal.
'There e substance enough On the Incidents plots aud
characters contained In h sketches % Gi dHen novs
-l2icAn0td Inquirer.
sNo person has ever allowed himself 10 barber for
momeni lhs idea q opening another persns letter can
the boob without shuoarnE at The h1l pFccpice
on Whilh be - stood ~ Hlrsa n glszer.
PahAshedby n. COWPERtHWAlr 90, Phila.
go Der sale BY al Booksellers and News Agsnts.
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y 'HF Public respectfully Informed that LYONS co
sti ,ntiuue selling their celebrated Cholera and
.biarrhCa Preventive (from the effects Of which
many last year reaptd great comfort and reeD by the
Ga Ion bottle Glass. As eyentyes always better
than strongly recommend all 70 it. The Poor
supplied without charge, u accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly, should
have bottle Of this ia The house, 10 Of emer-
gency LYONS co,
my1 10 Cedar street.
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The circuit court Of Reading, Pa, decided
last week that the law does not allow "Ecti-
tious bids" at auction, aud that ii buffers"
are employed the sale is void.
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w. + A ND II T. w :,
GENERAL AGENT

TTIRTSVLL. tenn ENSEE,
w Ill attend t. the sale purchase Of all desc ptons
w Of propry and the Collection Il Debts 10 sumner,
NTH, Macon and y soL cOUnues.
All consguments aud business entrusted TO his will
be promptly attended 10.
REFERENCES.
r. T. STAY Harsvle Tenn. 10 W. ALLEN, New Orleans.
MALONE LANE, Galiatn, AJAX. AL IsOS Nashville.
10. @ -UuD, " BURGE q ALLAN,
6m
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DYSPEPSIA AND IsDIGEsT1os.-These great
Nls@lzsS fcourges Of our people cannot be too well
derstood or the means Of avertng curing them too
hghg appreciated The person who discovers any
Of cure or alienation cones benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor This desirable contamination has
been achieved and only dyspepsia be cured, but
may be prevented by the Of Hoohands German Ber
prepared by DR.. G. M Jackson, Philadelphia, which medi
zine spoken of ia Of the highest commendaton by
thousands who have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly IN
its nature, and possesses the valuable property
Of improving the health Of the robust well restoring
the health Of the sick See advertisement.
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Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gardens
TWO MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE.

InO MlLho NOhIh VI NASHVILLE
Mas TuE LIKE LOUIsVuiLE NAsHvnLx RAnaoAD.
FINHE Subscriber sale largest and most
J. select a sOftmenis OF Badded and Grafed FAEUET
TREES offered in Trnsessee
clBsKsTISG u RARToF
Apples, Pears, Peaches Cherries, Huns ApFicots Meta
rnes, Almonds, Engsh wanu,s, spanish chesnnss, Fl-
befts, &C. Beside
Evergresn Shade Ornamental frses Shrubs Roses,
Dahias, Ae.
Also-wei rooted and two year old Grape-vinesan
Of the best hardy sorts
Every kind Ane variety Of Fruit at his s-tabshmsni
selected with vieg their perfect adaptation the toa
and climate Of this and the al inlng stateA and larger
healthy and thrifty well rooted 20 Be
s0and In AGy country.
Trees and Plants PAsksd and Aheied 50 ssfsy By
wagon, railroad or steamboat any distance.
Everything sold AZ the HAshvnr Nursery Fruit Gar
deas, tnarruAfed frss %
Packages delivered any pciat Ia the city free q osrgs
liberal Discount made on catAlosue prss these via
inciude thousand or more trees in q single order.
Calslosues. with names and prices. Be had gEat On
APpicAtion-
Orders solicited And promptly attended 3D.
EE- fsrns-cash. Prsss low. -
Address L Q. LIsHY
deC3s-stwtstd Nashville, Tsnn-
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PRoF wooD's BAR REsToRATTvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article that will restore the gray and the bad eradicate
of the Scalp the hair falling, and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with without sediments. See advertisement.
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ORIGINAL NOVEL BY N. P. WILLIS.
The Home Journal for 1856.
AND BRILLIANT SERIES.
PAUL FAME;

THE hrst Of the NEW SERIES OF TIE J0rR
l. NAL FoR 1885 will be issued this dce-k in a dress
and with attractions, the principal Of which viii be
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K. c.. M'NAIRY & co.

Il. l.. M IN AK L & CO,
Nc. 55 COLLEGE ST., Nashville. Tenn.
u AVE hand Of the LARGEST and complete
4 stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suiis-
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION, and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled TO offer in
ducements to all persons Nanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Flounced silks colors for day and evening
dresses at from SIS to seO Elegant Moire Antiques plain
aud striped for both day and evening; elegant Plaid and
Striped silks, all qualities and prices; Plain Rept Silks in
all coors for day and evening dresses; Pout de Sole
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The argestlot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold proPOrtionsbIy low.
$40 patterns Union de LANES at only az piece; Plain
Mernos in all eolors In Short EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
FlanneIs.
Extra heavy all Wool, for Drawers;
" Union,
Shaker, "
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking Flannels
Fine saque Fanne all colors and for children, common
White, Red and Yellow all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods Boys Clothing such as Jeans
satinetts, Tweeds, Cassimeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shirtings Pillow Domescs Tickings
Apron Checks Canton Fannes Prints, Irish Linens, Plaid
Lnseys, Negro Kerseys, &C. &c.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. Honiton Collars and Coaretes
VAL Collars Coarettes and Sleeves separate in SETS ali
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars in great variety.
Curtain Goods
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains Also Uaion all
Wool, and Satin Lame Damasks, with Gimps, Tassels
Loops, Cords, &C., to match Also Cernice and Pins ali
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the lowest possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last fw days. prices insure
satisfaction Also, q large lot OF Rugs Mats Drugets
Crumb Cloths, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands &c &c. R. c. McNAIRY & CO.,
novel No. IS College street. Nashville, Tenn.
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Havana Plan Lottery.

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Nj c. 0 N, G A.
THIS LOTTERY is conduc ed the plan Of the Royal
Lottery Of Havana Ct single numbers-and drawn At
Concert Hall, Macon, Ca under the superinen-
dence of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and Sas. A. Mss
bet. Esq,
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1855.
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A HANDSOME CoMPLINENT.-Yes terday some
one who doubtless had in his minds eye the
injunction, /" Let not thy left hand know what
thy right hand doeth, " sent through the post
Office, anonymously, inclosed in an envelope,
a splendid gold pencil and pen, as " q New
Years gift for the Reporter for the NASHVILLE
DAILY PATRIoT" We took great pleasure in
handing it over to Mr.. JOHN MILLER MCKEE,
our Reporter in the House of Representatives,
whose excellent reports have given unusual
satisfaction to our readers. His labors for
several weeks previous to the holidays were
arduous, but he discharged them with marked
ability, and we are gratfed to know that his
merits are not unapp-eciated We would like
to know who it was that made him the hand
some present 10 this handsome manner. But
remembering the couPlet
Search not 10 find what lies too deeply hid;
Nor to know things whose knowledg- Is forbid"
we shall not seek to penetrate the veil of Sc
crecy which he has thrown over bis pleasing
act. He will allow US, however, to tell him
our Reporter is proud Of and will keep his gift
IS a pleasant remeuiscence Of the LIST Of Janu-
airy, 1856!
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ACARD.
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

I'VE under way sgsin and win he pleased to serve
w our friends in any thing they may want in the Fur
nifure line. loct}O1 GHUOMFS. NANCE 4 CO.
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Agricultural Implements
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
. 81 w FIJI. TT

AS and viii keep hand, up stairs in H. T. Yeatman's
II wArehoae, Market street, vel assorted stock %
fools and Merchandising 1 Gods, Which he win sell
At Manufacturers prices ADDED he has also for sale
GRASS SEEDS, and los Of COPPER KETTLES and sHEkT
IRON sT0yES.
Persons in want Of I've Horse Powers Threshers Nov
Res Corn Sheers &C will send IN their ORDERS
he don't intend 70 import any that previously
Raged.
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\ . n 4 @ n.
6 900 II EWARD ID!

0N Tuesday evening, Al odd Feless' Hail IN KaahvsEse
~ daFing the ezhieition 81 The Mechanical HAr ANAL
dArk Pocket book With ste~ D. vas sfelrn fruu M
pocxet Il eontAasd aa IN bAEk Notes soe recuipsa an1
hires o. ioar oAnk o a AxchAngr, sSned Dy myse ani
enioFscd hy Dr. John Waters. Aka three fsnr hsank
Psemsnry notes. signed ~ myself and endasnsa bF Dr.
yehn AatrrA These kesAnd prinfed rns vita
dates nmountt &o bank ty onlg hllis o. hosea
ssnea ~ Iyssf and endor1ed b hi. shssA II
tence.
fAs shove ard viii b paid for ne rstsrn Il TIE Ris
and NotsH fneh inoruatoa w Lad lefr procnre-
propoTenai reward ar Ne retarn af sny q thea
An p<rsaas neied nss . trade uegsAts sr zach
Rls o. Notes. 81 they WI ast Be pxid-
octs WILD WILLIAMS
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,
A T Nos. and Broad street.
n FROM NEW ORLEANS,
80 hhds. New Sugar;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
100 bxs Fresh Raisins;
so kits fresh Fish;
100 bbls Molasses;
80 hf bbls. do;
BOO sacks Salt.
FROM BALTIMORE,
100 doz Fresh Oysters;
100 bags Prime Coffee.
FROM CINCINNATI,
100 bxs. halves and ours, Star Candles
100 dos Pat Eyed p. Buckets;
20 nests Tubs;
60 dos Wash Boards;
10 bbls Backing
100 bxs. Western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbs Wishire's Whisky
100 Deab's
20 Old Rye {"
50 Bourbon;
80 " Mon5ngahela;
10 Brandy;
is N. wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
10000 spanish Sole Leather;
80 casks English Soda;
90 bags Race Ginger;
20 " Pepper;
20 do Spice;
6ceroons Indigo;
casks Nader;
100000 G. d. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
rs kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbls. do;
bills do
25 kegs Lead;
900 bags Shot.
PROM WHEELING
200 kegs assorted Nails.
The above articles received yesterdayaI new and
Having been purchased at the lowest possible figure
Pee they will Of course be exchanged the lowest posi-
selves. CHURCH ANDERSON,
moves Nos. and Broad st.
BIZ NOT DECEIVED, o YE OF LITTLE FAITH.
To THE PUBLIC.
ARTICLE Subsection 1ur.
DO assert that the spectaces sold BY the CON.
known In this city the Brazilian Pebble and for the
eft Of those interested win back my assertion with
One Hundred Dollars.
SEC 3D. Piesse notice the difference in prices The art-
Gle for which you have paid heen dosrs viii sell for
Those for which you have paid Ave- will sell for three in
all antnR mine TO be the quality Of Glasses
sEo 3D. Please notice that sell for cash, my prices
iEstity j. FLOWERS,
READ AND BE WISE
DER known tia citizens Of Nashville and the balance
ID Of the Human Family, hat J. FLOWERS, No a On
ion street. have just received nne assortment Of spec.
tacles, known 10 opticians the "Coneaye Convey
Glasses-better known in this community BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from Brazilian Sand, which willing to
Gold Frame, Side Temples ................si2 90
Noin oAiNeH FIhtneo1 cAuc Aeup tc3.s.ss. q W
" Single Z" 100. Q 80
As to selecting speetAeles, profess to NIL about
having paid particular attention 10 that branch Of the bu
iness for the last twenty years. J. FLOWERS,
oetlS-H No. 81 Union ST, Nashville.
Ready-Made Clothing, &C., &c.
BENZ. SHIELDS, AaEsr FoR rms TRUSTEE,
III AS JUST RECEIVED per steamer Ia" involre
H q Superior ReadyM Made Clothing, Gentems ms Hos
cry susPenders Gloves, Cotton and Linen shrs CrsvAa
stocks, Pocket Handkerchief. 4c., &c.
Ths stock IL Of the styles and make, and viii
pare with any in this any other market Our Instructions
10 se Al Eastern cost and for cash. good chance,
sure. No variation. BENZ y SHIELDS,
dec5-a Agent.
Agricultural Implements
AT MANUFACTURES PRICES.
b. -. w Il il is f. r.
Ii AS and viii keep hand, up stairs in H. T. Yeatmans
II warehouse, Market street, vel assorted stock Of
Agricultural and HORTICULTURAL Implements and
Tools, and HousefurniAhing Gods, which he win sell
At Manufaeurer prices added he has also for sale
GRASS SEEDS and q los Of COPPER KETTLES and sHEkT
IRON sT0yES.
Persons in want OF I've Horse Powers Threshers Nov
D.. ENarI.. a.
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Ready-Made Clothing, &C., &c.

BENZ. SHIELDS, AaEsr FoR rms TRUSTEE
III AS JUST RECEIVED per steamer Ia" involre
II q Superior Ready Made Clothing, Gentems ms Hos
cry suspenders Gloves, Cotton and Linen shrs CravAa
Stocks, Pocket Handkerchief, Ac., &c.
Ths stock IL Of the styles and make, and viii
pare with any in this any other market Our Instructions
sell Al Eastern cost and for cash. good chance
sure. No variation BENZ " SHIELDS,
decS-f Agenk.
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CTREL BUCGY TERE-lK, -sisana ! = s,.s,
- BagEy mrs, .ali reserved AID ar aAls
D o .oIcxKY,
tep4i sc No. 5 ceirss street.
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XWANTEEa.-k lady 10 take cAarss q Ehe nn.rSfuu
w pspaFt,sntu q he fFencn aynonai Rs1na1s coIss
asig-vBt
NV AhaIvAL OF FINK BO0kA
TCsk reosisod per Railroad. an addllisna suppay ~
y e-uE-e nENJ. q kaiKI.DA
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xETK have lzst received ans asoFsenl 81 safsas kns
w u stsFss-anongst lAens fae1I AneFlcs FAEiar
stpEss ana te Garter oak ele4 3lsssl Eef saa -
asels 81EUAKI Own
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PIANO FORTES.
Trust Sale of DIV Goods.

AfFSsRs. PLUMMEg co having executed a deed Ct
WI the and rsgned conveying tAeir
q Goods the viii he sold the most rsAsonabls
terms for cash. At the ord sand Ne 10 Public square isr
short time
Persons indebted 70 said rm requested 10 for
ward and make payment immediately thrir accoans vii
Be placed in the hands Of oceF the accoun nots
&C, aie also assigned
The books ssd Of said Arm open sor he In
sreeloh OF eredtora JOHN @. EkR6USOS
dec32-u Trusfes
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HAHTEB-A sieaatlce Boek-ae<per or SAFES
w man, By gsnenaan uho Egs n tsss 81 refeg
encss address y. 4 g.. fFne HhE o1C1a
eat-edn
wooLt WeOs. ~ woea. 90.
GsksH aaa sAe hshssi ssss paid r SD elsaa
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TrLroRAPHIc NEW s.
REPORTED FOR TIL DISPA II
LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
THE COSTA RICIANS GONE HOME.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamer 0rizaba, from
San Juan, arrived here to-day, with four hundred
passengers from California, brought down by the
sierra Nevada. Dates from Nicaragua are TO the
Goth inst.
The Transit route was again open and quiet
was restored to Nicaragua Costa Ricans hav.
ing evacuated the country without another battle
President Mora left with his staff on the Goth OF
April, and his army followed almost immediately
after. The Cholera had made sad havoc in the
ranks of the Costa Rican army Gen Walker
landed 1t Virgin Bay on the Both April, only q
few hours after the last detachment Of the enemy
had left.
Gen. Walker was In good health, and the army
generally, in good condition, except At Grens.
da where the fever had been very severe and
several Americans had fallen victims to IT, ae
James Walker, brother to Gen. Walker, died ON
the 18th inst Major Edmund Randolph of Yir-
Pinia, Is dangerously ILL.,
Gen. Hornsly had command of the Department
OF Merida, which 10 composed of Guanacosta and
Rivas
Advices received at Grenada from Costa Rica,
Intimate that the country win fall from internal
commotion-there being prospect for the over
throw of President Mora
The elections were being held in Nicaragua, and
1t was considered certain that President Riyas
would be reelected
The British frigate Eurydice and steamer Her.
mon were at San Juan, but made no opposition to
the landing of passengers.