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A.C. & A. B. BEECH,
NO. 40, C0LLLGt. STttILT,

NO. 40, C"LLLGE STttILT,
Dy "a - II EZ e e E=-
III AVE n'E in sore yey large amount Of NV and
ha1I, i npo~trs ID Hsalft;tIrerr Al ( nch have
bs-a plrch ,se I, bst advaat4g- P"roG, VI ting Na-
To ,ui er, ane OF. s.,9s metre N .<nt rher plr
ch4.e determined sell At lae loves: fgires
Silks
Rich ,unced silks, stripe Br0ctde ChHiE F.0uncri
Js,as
N.Tsvls strip uai - ii six of an tin3s;
I'm NIX R5ps N Armp Si.Asfr IN I1rn NJ
Aitr,:.t Ick Plln Blk SILKS VI Ihe BET MAKES in all
Cashm res and Defines.
Ou- stock of v -,i, Ore everything in
tai. line fine rich cig'i Ltne, e 4fg srner-s
~ va DeLuues (yldnI al 60 ',s De,uufH had $
pen a. I'm bl'< VI .r,no also pltu b'S UeI.u-s
l. pli', b st maze. hn- Blk 80 aE-e and Alp ces' IL
pr.ces. ia add b's Cob=rg- Ciot's.
'l,aks aud shawls
N everv .ty'e, e''h, l".t and iere t"tqle' s'sa
br i~r aSls &C ,rf LOug and "a Itrs sIaTis, pam
blE AMI DraO 10.
Zine ". Lace set;
Clnrrs ne style:
Frenea nee i,a- rlrE Z ,lars trimmed;
New I've EnB'd Ha.in ST
o. ne mpst h. ,ltt u ,tyie En9h Lr yeing sc Is.
LId-. d &c Hem sJich and Embi II I'D 'fi,
r ub >ziris ne ,tyle . d fBr ,srt
mar .;rp.l 4. { 4rucl. irt- oh ID. 'krr'i
10 ,,e HAr 5 art-, PLAN Dome 'ie 10 'Air's.
Hosiery an Gloves.
Bst axe Xii al We, tLti.e. aud lientlemen's)
Ltie' Slle a hmvie Lisie thread, e4ver and Raw
WH1l-n Ki an suck GasTtleis;
EV lescrp ion UeBtie meas G owes and GsUn'-
Mis- B.ave G,ove> for -cs,ol
iu'g Rtw II - ain and q -red;
B'x 2a.h nsr- AMI W I~-tet -irdes A. misS"f;s
V-ry ,ups Tor lot Ltiies Il Vi ses GreJ Ens'ri
WpDcn 20 q;
Ll~es nr caare IS w,rsted e. s., aaI Gr-eila Boot
- n'attS;
Al co'l-s East ru Kn tin vans:
Grey n tEer Yarn.
Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
Blk AID "a c, rr-ur' 80 his
81 Fancy D'p- v o 'ielcl Ga sres;
G lb's D,es>in "a Siu'r-S
ParGu. ani 81. Double dish "a elmer, new a
ucI-;
B.,uu a fe'i v.l.et ve.tior;
E.rsttt ~ -'ly ura.ie shirt. an shit G r.,
J.. & L S1irf n-o-u.
G.n"e en-, N,t Urd-r.,h r and nrt fc-s;
Plan 4,d i,be |lls ,hius and 'rSwer,;
LADIES' Nett Nor an Hcrup Vests
House Furnishing Goods.
Tsh'e nam e cry yar,ty.
Line Tsg-I-, Napkin, an .1u * tb tck DaHCrf;
n Ntrsri e. O Us LIu-l and D. nestle h citing
Pillow - HI ems an' Dome TIC.
Carpets ana Curtail GoOIs
We n We on rand q very h-,Vy stock ~ C4rpetS.-ilr
bat .as-.,Bpy and u.y Q trp- ,. rt7-sfrv A'd Ne
Velvet .gugs 4 gan. ss, ,rr LAS 81 all Liud
w ,rslrl Osnt- I, I'll crprs >tin Oesturs, figured au'
sri ,rd, ia >tvlst FL Ltrs aai " sv 'uran
+ nb~pt tered siil ~ he pece. Csrniers PIs,
Band u most rtuul - e. ttInn., LpJps trh 90 n
triu ~, - N c1. Th,ss ItginE -nH ruv,i
ca be- ,u ,p-I Et1 mrs oI CarpeS rrdu sea
~ c-s A yrr5 < Il hie ga BapSet. he am
2 Ne s,uke,s \ ID Arc c 'rsv-uug blanket IN.
EFavs - AZ ri td, Negro Cnthi g ak d., "a-oI
Shs-trng, 3 yard' ie. {. \. IS. ZEE u,
se.t2u - College street.
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p / a n Q S
and MUSIC.
HoRA &C w Ar { z s,

THE CAStE >VNTEu ADOP FED.
PRICES GREATLY REDECED!
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES
AND
steamboats,.

|SnrNrRY Rsrh's std ssts q ghis mr. s-le. The eniy
u D ha e Mach nr that siH give osd itEhi.
Te pra atas simple. uccapts bot tti~ room and
rrql Ltts atsauoa excerpt snd NJ up hlsF
q tlnck.
fhr sFpssss 4na hr - thsa aFntrY al 0as, snd
wakes tbe htus meet and che pest sit n Tie so'h 81
bs ~ fitfii uIsrSn 50 Neuie s'n ar .,
dead "a street A. Ae taHEng "a -r lan iGhtr,
suRihci iHa 90 "a ev, thry htVins u.ntrsct
Co. tss for ihaF % ntFi hon CaaHly. anf orisa
fufsFmatian Mag stats aud Couhty Kirh's
had ~ -pNlgiEg 10 WM NJ,
augal-u Garry Street N4shFlls.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

NlE Dirte ors OF this Comp ny annoznce 10 he
Public that this Cemetery been laid "a with 81 =.
abe avenues and walks and purons Of the gr EzA-
dIvid, INTO Family Lots which offered fsr
The mass Of the grounds be the Ace Of AZ
>iey Crock where the public invited aRa sK-
anime the same
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suts' le loern for Cemetery Ia The vicinity o
Nashville, and pledge themselves tn The pubic tnars
money oT pains TO mSL9 il equal to AIRY Ceustey 10
Uni n, and ch NASHVILLE feel pride n
The emetry / now In the charge q 9 petrns Ssper-
intends nf living the und under whose eeon
trneuts will BE- made In the manner and At the asaA
charges
The directors of the Company desiroSs that tA
grounds should be visited by the Cit Eens Of ana
for tst purpose Omnbus viii lrsVe the Of Lndney
ana CrocAett It O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon the 8h ins
and on every Friday thereafter the ssns hsur
The seats viii be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds win
De called for AZ their residences by sending er ssad
ing their cards, to the President Of The Company.
CIV. NANCE, see'y. Bua IyS-tf
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NEW SERlES.--NO. 269
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

, ACRES Of Valuable Land On both Tdes of n
II = Nashville and Chasfanuogz Railroad II miles fro
Nashville on which depot has been recently located wsH
improVed good EsteT good SOIL with fair proporfou of
tGbeF and cleared land excellent stand ior esuatry
store and residence. Either side Of he road or the vAsi
VIII he sold 20 sat PUrch2 ers
4 56A ACRES, one mile frou the town Of Frankla a.
williamson cosnty, the Liberty rosd snd nile east
the Tennessee sad Alabama RsrOad ioo Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has on IL comfortable Dwelling Hoass
lasting Springs, and is proaucv4 sOi-suabe for foar
handsome seteEents wiz sell \, y, y, all 70 uia
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly timbersd part ofths Brentwood Tr.e
Tennessee and ALBANIA railroad 81 miles south Il
Nashville soil Of exeeli Mt qua ty, admirably adapted
Inc purposes OF FHeyar Nursery, Market GaFden.
10Y ACRES the Galatin Turnpike rosd, 81 NILE .
from Nashville, between Stul snd sedge; would make
business man in town convenient and eomfortohe eoGnt
rvsid
800 ACRFS on both sides Of the Nashville and NortA
MessI Saisr ad u iies west fNs>hvle Big HapstA
River, and mie Kingston Springs iSO Acres ear
ed-oalance well tmb-red-gOod s0I and sAteF and
ortabl- improvements.
SPY ARE, wpn in proved 7 miles rom NashvIle os
the Mill Greek Valley PIKE near the ~ &C Rk esa
OF good quality, god DSsLLg, dne yOang Orchard In
very COED nsiShh0rhood
vile HeSr the Whites Greek Turnpike road. beau
tfal building lot
LOTS Of any size from 50 feet 70 IS Acres On The Busa
Vista furnp he road from 20 miles of Nashvie with
Ethout Timber, convsnient to tEeaa Vista Sprinss
10 LlS 10 the corporation Of Nashvde, near wissa's
springs sVeiA on The Franklin Turnpike road;
the Depot OF the Tenn Ala R. R. near the
MuIesshoIo Turnpike road in the Th Ward and several
west Il Capitol hill near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW RMS LIBERAL These Who visA 70
purchase would DO sell to make ear application
ap'e-d G W NANCE
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HU. DOUGL A s,
WMOAESALE DEALEks,

NnshSttles Tenn.
AN aFransng for sale perfectly stock Of 0oods n
the Ware kooms o. ~ b. D0uglas Htuated fsg
steps below q NA.hvlle Inn Lot.
THIS seek EMBRACES American and Imported DRY GOODS
in large Assormruts sM IL WARks great variety aRa
an A No. assoTtuent ef
Hats Roots, shoes. Hrogans. &C.
All Of whch via sri Ices q harket vase with tie
view Of closing ne entire a ca before removing - tAs
fIrmsF stand.
Retail Dealers rot etuy requested 70 ins
this eek and assured that ey eAa naks noney ~
doing - anrie .
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tInE NInE ! sFomss.


II have On h. 3 fsE Of the eslebrat Sir ashley
w Cos peri Me Gated bar Chest PiOiecWrs. 1hsfs
highly recommends lr Ston from the snecs 0f
cod iAi tp ing winds All tefsous thI sztsnsd
with Pton ghi 10 hemte q ths oPpor.
tunity A. a art cls 70 bad q tTde snd
have very fes Of The lsn.
4
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THE CASH >tSEEH AbeF tD'
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
HORACE AFTER S.
no 333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
agent for the tv. st BOSTON aud NeVv York
INSF-sU a u NTS
,NHE Largest Of Pianos, Ne odeoas 9usieal
Iustrumrnts and MdscS Merchandise q al kinds IN
tn United Sias Plan sfrO TKS dd rent NAnuiactol es
c,mprsing those Of variety o stY rom te pam
neat and substantial ~ octaves in dnu or KoseSood
Gaze from 81 20 AZ those Of tie NOS elegant hnish
up 20 DOLLARS. No hou IN the Union Can
compete Nth the ia the number, va~e J. and cee-
brity -nts In the EXrRENELY 10" PRlcts
It which they are I'D
HORACE WATERS E0lE IN IMPROVED FIAhoS
With o. without Frames possessing in IN r improve
nsHts of over-strings a and arton, iengh OF Gale,
oower and corp4ss toae ECU Il 10 the Grand Piano,
ups with the beauty and durability Of atruelnre OF he
opara ps,, Tby are N y pronounced by The Press and
Musical Master n ne equal )' o any oher
anu crurer They built Of the hest and most thorough
" seasoned material and guaranteed 70 stand t"e aco'
Fs-b instrument GU trantasl tn civs sa faction pIr
.a.se money ref1a3 t. SECOND IA Nd PIAAOS =
GREAT BIRGAIHN, const snty in store pr'c' ron T'o
IGorrce waters, 1eIOdeOnS, supa Tor instru-
neutS in tone. ton tnd d'rahy oi MAKE - S ~.
-qG4l temp-r4l-nt) N-'deons o. a., oih:r sSls a %
mixes Price s5 $50 tI5 100, Sl25, $3.50 d,u5le Needt
ard two banks Of ". 500 Less liberal discount.
,,iergvman nj anil lhurche extra discount
ga. tins, Guitars, RroWn'' Harp, Flutes' Flu
rinas Accnrdans, ms. and Mas al instruments Of al
nds iwer price han ever hef're offered to the public.
large di ouot Te cers and Schools. The trade sup
-, ID n the most lib raj terms
Uu~ir:-One u he lrg-st and best selected catalogues
Mas: ,bishe mDrising many Of the cho and
ropula airs Of the iy and will be sold at one third Oh
from the regular pires
Music by mail Al parts Of th co intry, post I'D
uar and pee onal ion pidto al orders rec iYrd
mail Satisfaction tranted every instance Pianos
nj Mr'odeons Tor rent, and T-Dt lowe on pHcha>e
'anos and We oie for safe on Mo1ihy yRents
c)ud-h hand Pianos tlEes eNch tnRe fr new. General
elect C4taog and sche iue OF prices orwarded to
Al p,rts Of the country by mai.
Gre ti1iu rerei to Agents in all paris Of
cnuniry s- the GRACE WAT RE- Pianos, 4eloheons
n Catalogues Of Mu l.. j,l2
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

.om VISCHEk 0WEN ( q >, Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING 34s Broadway, New iork.
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WOOD WARE

WOOD MARE.
goo pkgs cov'd Buckets; 125 doz B md Boxes;
$50 dozen bal BOx,s; 2Ol Hsmesi
200 SITS Tubs pain ed; so Enc Wash Boards;
275 Vanished and Three l5U0a Pow II Hes;
soop Bucs-ts ~ White Pine Tubs;
II 900 Broom Handes . COO tne Fishing Poles;
Is dz white edtr Bucket, 800 SIZED Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar q rs; 0 doz Cedar Cans;
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures IS MIST Boxes, v4rDishd
Is doz Pine huns assorted 1m Painted Tubs an
Il " &c ar X aelers;
100 nests white c dar Tubs LIS dOI Wei Buckets assed
BIAS , E.T WARE.
goo Will Wagons, co nmOn nests Gs,man Market DO
l59 extra; 30 - Clothes do;
$40 Carts, cOmmon 90 dOs Feed Ba kets, in store
$40 ex Ial, tops an to arrive;
15 Empire C-bs: 30 rozsn assorted Market
200 rxtra Is los Children's Rattan and
$50 doz n Willow and Rattan Widow Chairs;
Pick B4 lets; 5 doI as55ed on 'e Chairs,
Ratran AID Willow, very ric- md cool f,r SUNNI
Alo Cio Hsmpers; imported ancy Basket Work, Frut
and Flower Stands. Also-Wlow WORK made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
$40 ass'ed shoe Bushes 81 Lutte Hark and skeleton
Is Rocking Horsqs; IS dog Toy Air Pts Ols
C"RDAGE, TwsNGS, &c.
1NOcoi ~ and IN inch Manila Rope e9lf,et;
$50 col y q 10 inch do do, assorted;
25 els d Cord aod Piow L NJ ManiII-
25a doz ,oiton iloE Lines and Red Co d:
100 deg Hemp lie Cords 1p' bales Carpet Chain;
100 bs broom vine Temp, 5ooios W o irvine,
7 bales B ting; lii' re is Hemp Packing;
% - ickln IS coiis Tarred Rope;
450 Wrap ing Twine; 10 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
l,5O bundles (Frund) ange mans Wrapping Paper;
S'm Nc ors do DO;
2,iO6 rea ms Bnckland do do;
lhD retnS fra Paper; 7h reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S " Ham 10 I" Batting 40;
$1,000 lbs Roofing DO dry; 900 lbs Roofing do, sau'ed;
CA.DLI.S. DC.
Star CsHles, Lard oil, Opal cadies, stearine Candies,
Star,h, Ga man sOiT, a..
HI.EE WORK.
Selves Ri ldes, Sand and Lin. Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAsCET>,
Assorted sizes Of best qGa ities in lots to suit
AL o Ee-ch Screws in half d packages, in lots.
Woe saws saw BIcSs urry combs Cards. BRUSHES Taeks,
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted for Druggists and Lqnor Deal
ers' use, Instantly Oh I'd.
CHURNS.
Pae Churns IS 90 o. inch Red Crd4r do 16 IS % % do
Cerd r do l6 IS 20 % d" aimed .2d.2l,"4 do
Brass Hoop do = " do barrel do l6 49, 20, % do
Es1MEN.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Bl1e do:
Steam Bent Top, Plank Top:
For sale by S. II BARRETT,
mayl4 Walnut an Front SIS Cincinnati
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w woul in our -OHrIs that a trade genera!
w thu have in steve and ready FIR ssle
GO"Ds ana RKauY MADE CLOTHNo suited 20 the FAi an
Winter tsir which disposed 10 sell ~ =
adSarc-.
Our will be found much 'agvr than
smbrtciug dne assortment Of c. ntemens WAEE q
Lad e. co Ds surpssipg both quality and brill
ancy Of q and patterns = stocks. Cu
tine of hite Goods, bro deEiez bbon-, Lees, trmm
inRs Ae, III al he fund eq lasly arg ant AtIraeiYr.
Our >teck n READF AfAf CLOTHING is unusuail
large and aaI Ite 70 tie appOadh ssason, End hav
paid part attention i eeinK Of ths arics
pre- 1ared n iudtc 20 n Oe dea ir 10 t
We therefore soct lr, tie Me'ehsnts VisitifK
market, snd ,hsl take plcssuse e1hibitng hem
stock ard prizes. ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
Aus e3-1m
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ID O. MeVkItt 6 CO. wil open to-day and To- naarFew
II. 0Sk HuNDNkD PIkCES THRkE PLY AID IN
GRAIN cARPEF, beusht iafced auction sale In Ns~
Yort. 1hrse warrant eIasl IN qaAty snd cheaper IN
price fhaa any Hitherto onrsd 10 ths maj ket,
detrrm n-d % al then eorFespondinKg loo.
We Eid a. IN same time BE- optHing Coos In
esp,s ana Faney hnes and sIli % opsn azd
esivs al ths Sossss q ne ssa 'sE assh aPpssr
"a ssw YORK. T.. o. NAIaY CO.,
aasih 81 Conage
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\ GRAND ~CuEME
FOR OCTOBER 31st,
on rue HAVANA PLAv.
GRAND C0.SJLIDATED LOTTERY or ND.
INIsIN Lr~S ),
70 be drawn IN "a I'm re, a. Fr day. Oct Der q - 5s
Wilde distriJaici according 10 tie toLlooiag
HpisHim Scheme:
10000 Numbers! i, ZOO Prizes!
Pri>cs Pay,Lts sa FuH ,oAhom Deduction.
SCHEME.

whols re ct. 80 uAlr,s t5 onrters e. 20
~ Al orters tr uek~E ,r .rkag.s IN any of the
Msrylan isttses. e. re pr'Hp steu'ion AID ne
.iraWHF mailed 10 al burcfa-rfs ist.iy aver il -
vsr Address T a uuuRsR Gu,
No 50 Falette street, - q T. No 90
,ea-W halumorr. Mao Land
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery


TINE subscri ,ers have snd, very large and
complete assortment Of cry, which they can ouef
EDWARD CORNING L CO.,
rsrcbta 81 John street New York.
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City Politics.
THE WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE.


rssting CT the Wing General Com nitss tool place
last evening" at Constituton Hail. 600 Brosdvsy. Tbs
only business transacted the election Of oces Tor
the ensuing year which follows -Presidsat John
Reed LIST Vice President James Brooks Treasurer
Thomas Mcknight; Secretary, p. G. Non. Mr. james
Brooks being called out, made brisf speech when,
motion Of Mr.. H. o. Ross Esq, the committee adjourued
to the irst Thursday evening Of March.
PIONEER MATT 0SAL LIVE OAK CLUB.
regu ar meeting Of this club held at the club
room evening of Broome Mercer streets
r. n. Wild, President In the chair LISTERS read
from Hartford Connecticut, Chicago Illinois, AID saa
Francisco CA all very strong in favor Of tho Law
nrent.
An imitation accepted from the Yozng Mems
George Law Association TO jsin witt tnem in pcbic
rneetlDs Friday evening February L. at 76t Broad
wsy. Tho following naued gentlemen were elected deie
gates To the phiisdelphia Nationsl Conventional N
Wild, D. f. Sever, C. F Porter, J. W. Wilson, j. r.
Campbell. VIZ. Castles; T. 2 Everett, ". oBrsr And 4
Htdreth sf sr vh'c' 81 event addreslwas delivered
By Col. sevs Aad speeches were .ie by p Campbell
c. :. Porter .. -. VAC n, everett aud Others all
enthusiastic in the when tee club adjourned TIL
MCGday ovsning next.
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williamsburg CITY News.

AyyrAL MEETING or The TsusukEs or rnE TrrIrAss-
wsa DzpEysARY.-Tfe annual meeting o. the trustee
Of the Williamsburg Dipensary took place Last evening
q. their rooms, corner Of Fifth and South First
streets. Mr. George Field occupied the chair and Mr.
0. n Beach acted Secretary. The following officers
were elected:-
frssid,nt-sam ue, Groves.
Vice Presiderts-Timothy Cosin and John J. Hicks
sarad,I--O. N. Beach
Tte1srey-Johp Breach.
Erscutire Commltse--Richard Ten Eyck. Thomas G.
Moore, franklin Whiting, Henry T. Ripley and George
f.sld.
Fga1nrs Ctanmityee-Eathapiel Briggs, T. N. Clark
John iarafIten Thomas W. Field ard .. " Beach.
tommsesc oaAnpieaiOns.-f. Whiting c. Il. 1utte, 7.
NJ Clark
Coumittee Spp1li.s.--Joseph e. H. Adams, Charles
Il Fellows snd ". Bunting.
COasutinq TIpsseQms.-Drs S. Wade and O. n. Smith.
co'.saang 6pgsoas.--Drs. A. J. Berry, and r. H. Lo
rett,
hbHsirg PhssiSans--Drs. Leigh, 1uttle and Deven.
6olG
:. Rsaing Thyiicions--Drs. Palmer, Brady and
kcNann
Apohecory--E. y. Fardcastle.
he sDnual report shows that during the year ending
snaIdery %, se45 patients were treated Whales,
A. 40 females 2,9Z5.
Nos,si' United State 1856, Ireland 2,4ls Eng.
'1S' 80 Germany, lso Scotland, Is. Total LOO.
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Persons al Intelligence

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ss.fP; sss My Sissa W ~: s%s Pole Ia
net crabD, LBas Gray Bens and go n The steer
From Noble ard Havana in stsar ship Quaker Citywm
M>ss rS'Sss BARI s ss sn sd Pr y
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DEPARTURES.
For Caa.leseo In steamship Southern cry King Mts Jno
CGio5s Miss Pec1, & Johnson, Jss Bu. Miss N Bull
Miss \ Bull, II Wesiorh, TicoTnh, " i Emerson aud
lsdy, Jao GuI Ugh, Miss Jones Miss Blake. MICS
Douglass Mis- Burke Miss Cove Miss Batchley Miss
Busb, Miss parilon Lewis C..as w Lawrence, Geo
Loar, Risasra Pow man Mcbride, b ale. Eritcu
segsller. sea essey Aimes. Williams, Brewer,
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Wa1.er. W feath d Coor Dehes tckhaft. Miss
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toe sieersge.
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G Lonba.c. Mesarn Chas Griths wife Flsok, James
Mercer. OF Cambridge. Calyey- of Lowell Mr ard Mrs
Geo + Pratt ri Tsuf Or j Nichols, Mr. Geo kzoyt,
OF Havernll. Kmt al OF Efsd.ord Alne,e. o Bath;
benry Price and Ehu Price OF Nashua RI Miss Mary Oin
stead OF Cone ectcut Mesars levessol L Clmstead,
Ny friend. JarCiEa Beaver. Samuel kersha W,
wife aad daus hts-, Massul, Mrs MOI roe, Ridley
hebsne5er Of rev York; u Moor. Of Albany !. Llosd
and w5 al Baltimore, Cas Batsy, Ct Chicago Thomas
Bennett Of Ono; Maatone OF kenucGyF Byrra. o. Got
In GiT1sr c. Fronce; WIN Thoupson wife, Arra
stTouG, " Sagte, Boyd, Jane. eupton II Hail. J B
Kenp William iicGi3sny, & ST Je,n, NIB: mcdonnell
wife, ogcha1o Short q orcnto Jas Terrier Jr,
ard WA sharpey W seslanln Robe. Mich Of Mon
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Mss Geo webb william McL;mont aud wife A Bell [
Nesarer. J Barrow, + Atkinson, Of Quebeci James
Ks,h otLondou: William Ba'es Bcrfeu. lheo Marteto
For naliss1Ne,sfs ousnhan, OF Gl,uceser Tunnel
Nelson Marshall, Of Hew Yorf; Dr. i Chapman ard
VIE. Mssrs Geo Harvey and wife Hoya Scotia Alex Nc
Kay, SarsaEs Armstrong, Wired eining, Jr, OF
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special meeting o. the representatives. q the New
ork Ere Department was held last evening at the
Mercantile Library, Aston place large atte,s,. 4.
representatives was present-John g. H4icbsr -
Vice President in the chair. After the reae,ng a. s e
approval OF the minutes Of the last meeting tne ne
announced that the object Of the NEE inc 80 y.
election OF President to Gil the vacancy cnnsea -
the decease OF Mr.. ID. Wade, their late President ~
The representatives. therefore, motion urorasaes
70 ballot for President, and, The frat ballot Jon
Belchtr, the Vice President, was elected when tue e
tion was declared imous. ballot for Vice prasi
cent followed and resulted in the choice Of David Mint
ken Esq, the ion Secretary ballot for secretsry
next ensued and after two ballots, Mr. John Chilean was
chosen Secretary.
There being further business tho meeting Adjourn
cd til the sext regular meeting.
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Married.

OnlMoa5sy evsuirg. Fetrus-y II, in Williamsburg,
n l.. H. Rev Heary r. Eek, Mr.. GEORGE T. KNIGHT, OF
E1gian1 70 kiss SALoaE B. TAYLOR, Of Williamsburg
On Weena dsy. Iecrua.y IL, ct Janaica, ~ ~ BY The
Fsv B. Aiggr. Mr.. BA2sm Az oo7as 70 Ni.s ELIZA
strg dau rhte- OF D. snsdhcr lsl 10th o. tire aboJs
mar Cd place.
On Mcndsy. Feb. IL in this city, by Rev J Leighton
beth Of Georgia.
IN B,oellyu, ca suatsy, february 10. b. Pew g N.
Hasa.ns. Ar. snso1 FE V-SaIs &c SlRAs JANE Law
RENEE oil Of that city.
~ 3rcoLJyn, on -huIsdav Fea-usry Il, ty the Raw
d. Garfield Joly MuzTT Esq, OF Tia h--a % Aoser B.
Murphy N5w G-lsa1s, to NARY V ROMA, daughter Of
the late L. y. JAnsoa, CT Baltimore.
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Gpht1SUIpaAET
E0sTON. Fso 1.-The ship Parliament Lvernoo; l1r
Boston, hsa pat htt Proyt ccown.
Atesafdf Hlarqne &orrasFomdcnno,
So AN VILLAGE F.b ls1te echr Sas ala Brua captain
PaaTso1, oxn rev Yoss, With ndee. hovud Georgcto
ashore piatt hafots last al Ator O'clock,
Ac~b end q BarneesG shoals Ali hsr The
geesei yese day rnorn9g tight, and witt avora.a
w Che .ssl viii be saVed 1t is expected Carr
JOIN Bicwr tte underTrtsf9' agent viii proceed 10
ve-e 10 morrow with apparatus for getting her of