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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
John 4. roru.. .,..........Ns.... Manager.
Joseph Jefferson. son............,... Stage Manager.
PRICES OK ADMISSION.
Boxes and Parquetie.. ie....................50 so cents
Family Circle and Galleries ies........26
RESERVED Sens.. ........t.-s...........lo =.
The Box Sheet for the sale OF reserved seats will
be open every day Of this week Office hours be-
tween A. NJ and Z. M.
Positively Last Opera Night.
BENEFIT
And last appearance Of
Miss LOUISA PYNE and
Mr.. w. HARRISON,
When they will appear in Rossini's Charming
Opera Of
CINDERELLA,
OR THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
Miss Louisa Pyne as. ............ Cinderella
MT w. harrison as. Prince Felix.
mr. otretton as s.............-...Da .Dandinl..
Mr. Horncastle as. ............. Baron Pompolino.
Mr. Joseph Jefferson as.......... Pedro.
On Monday will be presented, for the first time,
dramatxation from the Hon. John p. Ken
nedy's novel of
HORSESHOE ROBINSON.
Doors open at s16 O'Clock, p NJ. Curtain rises at
7a1 O'Clock precisely.
ttxau
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&C., &c., &c
Tickets, $10--Halves, $5-QrArters, 81 go
Certificates of packages of 26 wholes-Shares in pro-
portion.
LOOK ATI,HIS MAGNIFICENT SCHEArFt
Daily American organ., 1856-05-03

eY- We call attention to the sale Of an interest
in the very valuable house and lot late the resi-
dence Of Thomas Richie, ESQ.,, deceased, which
takes place this afternoon
Daily American organ., 1856-05-03

REHEARsAL.-La night the Union Choir Asso-
citation held their last rehearsal previous to the
Concert Of Monday night. Judging from the style
in which the pieces were then sung we may safely
say that this Concert will show the improvement
that the Association has made during the last year.
by the superiority of this over every previous pub
lie effort they have made.
As near as we can ascertain, the choruses viii
be composed of some four hundred singers. The
solo parts will be given by the first amateurs of the
city. The orchestral parts are in competent hands
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Our CallaO Correspondence.

CAILAo, Nov. e, 1855.
DalasSs OF Tradc-7he Peruran Ndvy-Ar7ea Of an
Amesicoa Charge IF CoantertstinG-Pts 70 u a
PR Of Edryhs Advantages in the Sactng Of and
Nney 10 Shipping ProJctSe Residence Of Lima and
Caildo 10 h. Measure.
W. have still TO complain OF duh .iues heavy stocks
CT goods and light sles Nc arrivals to rep, that is
in comparison to last and previous years. You viii,
b. the shipping list that have IL port the
three Of recently built in Englsod for this
government. Two Others the way. When they
arrive the pcruvians will have formidable nnvy viz
seventy four three fgates two sloops brig
ch0cncr and two transport steamers Fer this inty
his lie Ia, navy and of what 1t will be tine must
determine.
party Of foreigners sbout twenty have
and inp,cnec "a charge of making aud passing
tcre money. There l. but huae rican scnobg them
The current money Of Peru is bad enough at the
counterfeit The manufacturers Of this base coin the
ony people in Peru at present who making ,nes,
and they have dcce 20 in al senses Of the term.
Yesterday settled in the State the long
talked QUE stop of making port of entry Much
Tim. and money have beer used trying to crog sb,u
different decision but 10 Pisco Is 20 be the port
and shis in bal go dect 20 toe Chlnchas AID
clear ftt the Chinchas This is almost death blow t.
Caao but will Prove OF great benefit the shipping In
terest in the saving OF Ime emo money. There viii
but little opportunity Of deserving at the Cniuchas
Ships generally ON thee TO four weeks tIei
coming to Caliao, and shipping e. and this las
been great tax upon them. Under the system
about m nh's time may saved on tho voyage,
siderable money. Of every effort will rnade
by Cslao and Lima 70 have his bill repealed snt
luton viii probably grow cut u l., whether 1t remains
1t lie shalt be repealed. OF the 60
nent make pubic announcement Of the cassage Of
the oil you viii bear Of II.
thing in the Of is scarce am lost for interest
ing writing after.
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Our Porto Rico Correspondence.

GUYANA (PonTo lato,) Dec IL, 1855
tho,,ra Ro.Qgs-Num,r Of Deods--fjury 10 the Plants
appearance Of ne Disease in saint Johns Meteor.
and Eorthqnokts--Tns Weather and Sugar Canes, &C.
since my Inst report the progress a the cnoers hiss
continued 10 ocsupy tho greater part Of puoc attention
The ocis returns 60 18th os report upwards Of fcer
thousand cases ia the island aud Cd rat til usano Eve
hund,ed deaths, little than fifty per cent tel
Ing the average proportion OF for the Iast
days. there have dcubtiessly boen 70 date early eve
thousand cases. Of which, probably lbout the same per
oertogc before noticed have proved fatal. In nearly all
ally fatal Mary sugar estates have suffered severely
ron loss Of negroes, which msy seroualy OF the ak
~ of the COG ngcrsp
Ibis pace Ponce md xaayaguez have thus FAR escaped
vel many Of TIE smaller to9ns OF the fslsn4 but
advices s. JChDs received ttis morning. repo, the
app, arance cf Tho c,ientc that city much 20 tic
.tusteo moi Of lis irhst ans
To ircrtgse the popular alarm, we tha eveunr of
The l9tb lDs1 experienced very heavy stock Of earth
quskc quito sufficient dstu the eJu .nioty OF per
II vtah nerves. but liz le actual damage va nc
Boy nd cracking aa cba neys the estates and max
iDG Tbv3Re ny the cruFpiata shelves On
the foIlosDg ngbt Of The 16tb immeuae neteor oy
TAR the a,ge-t ard most Brilliant vi messed "a adc
it Appearance the northeast Dearirg puptrb Gerv
ufin behind, distinctly visible for vpwasds OF two
minute.
III these evo.ts have prodaced strong tendency 70
VET n.say into firm faith Ia Vale
hculd the epidemic conf nue IN gsn grnuud and an
pear ~ tie larger sugar dis rcs Of the luc much mis-
chef viii Lc produced, AID may materially sTec. the
crop.
1he weather costipues highly favorable fr The c.pe
and fome pv afes his quar- hsve already DON.
mepssd Rriuding end thnud The ch,l.rs fnter.ero
usry more viii IN movement by the erd % ne yer
VIII the exception Il oopernse ms,erias ali ~ ier
American imports are ecsroc and wanted. N,P.
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S6Oth 4 ui. rica.
oLosE OF THE LEGISLATIVE oHAMDsns op ggszli,-
bJtLCH ut THE RMpEhOR,

bItLCH OF TIE FMPEhOR.
AtNvtT LSD HONORABLE NRiiEsBsTATy THE NATION
Tie legislative accession which closes tr.aa. hss been
distnGuisusd o. Tie ftforu III electoral .ys,en
otIetAtulse yteif sDn you tbis Insasute which
tyst will &c pr dueti # nsnf lciai reBu}4.
tRs' yeu fni tho euppiss, by waist yau hsve On.
ab 20 ny government " esttsy The neces tes OF IN.
tuh.ie service, tad Z, give Impulse t. the rton in
be way c. ietb smcorat,oor
An eliefu cal d. which invaded the prcvinc, M
Ias tytertg It's rav.ges 10 oke paets of ,e on,.
pi e. Ny government h&- ~ nisred the afflicted oonu
otons s!tt prt mp' occor and cn6ea toria4 t rrst
Tie pro- afat.,n and Inc OF this errib, ssoure,
Tie puuic income seems at present to hsvo u inward
HudefcJ End . !. 10 % presumed that in ,h,,t trne
II vii reach he aggregate az The y,ars
auerce 81 The cireac fagag dos not have
the effect a. .hsclirRit
On the sSh OF July VEG naugu-s,ad the corrrosnoe-
r~nt Of the rsisd viii Is 10 Join the capt. I'd nro-
yinfe a Rio Jensro with tbe provi Srss (orncs
and ssn abIo
NJ rovtsf VIII always nao,f Of the grfn eat so~,
'ade tor this eD1sfprse, which plsses q Sow e,ocn
encspa' NJ,
r. friendly Teis ions tstwosn the supttre and osbsr
nations GENERALLY ooTtiBre uuchaugd The guss IN NJ
avt. sf ard teri otts hnils with the kepu nile %
IbIoeufy is, irostvr, siiii TenotiF
Dby srpre,ts'bg tbr pdvsDtsRes of peace Ind Of a
ft<t " der tsrdu 81 a0jsc' ~ Gu'rps bsvsea.
dfsvofec r. give Il solution {, ~ qu4s,i
trd ,Tust TIA sbsi uccsed Ia doing 90 without pre
jud &c e. co; rrop,etit,e Fi,h,e.
AuRua enc Horors.h Peotosentstivse ~ ta< nation
La retgrIh 70 youf pTtyiIte glorious tab eeryeo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The essLcahp Pacific, EdredGe, fer Liverpool eseed
her dcl yese day She takes Gxtyonc passea
gers and small amount of specie.
Tic se.rnstn George Law. for Aspin WALL will eail
o'cloc& tbs Sunday morning
gbe Sound cleaners Bay State for Eau River Worcester
Cor son, gtn and Comrnonweah fer Norwich will Over
ueu ihi ming and should the STERN atac will
&c eek
eeanug ycviatan viii leave this afternoon wsaiher per-
ppg ter the schooner Henlco ashore al Barnegct In
LOO sacks OF salt have heen hove from the a. and se
eoki considerably though net serousy damaged She
ccpsitned 70 a Person Co
Or The night Ct Friday 18th vt, the Cumberland Coai Com,
pary's Schooner Ma yaud win cos from ozara, wtea
OF Lite EGG Barber into by elhr Sarah ElHahe
(s beore rfporisd) of Great Egg Harbor, which csrio1
away ibc towsp Of the NJ, ard caused other dcmnge eaA
ed in Little Egg Ear and we'd this city nst
eveOne 9th rs.) by heamtug Leviad an Capt Hazard.
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News frOm y en<zuela.
DUB PUERTO CABgLLO CORRESPONDENCE.

PUERTO CABMLo, Dee IL, 1855.
Ceec Mo,ke-Iaynaent Of the Pu lie Det-Prospcriy ~
the fopn.y
CoGee comes in very slowly in small lots fr,m the ic
terror ind mmands 1914 cents per ID for fair casees.
Hides continue in cenand at $40 81 for the United
States.
The President has issued decree establishing rules
lnc regulations Tor the payment OF f,resn acc do
nfsi: irdebtsdness, which already as caued contu-
sion IL the h aneal circles OF community but when
coLsder the honor and in.egiy Of the country at
stske that the President bring forward
for ts honor and glory Will be received by people
otherwise than unanimous appreciation, even, II sho
decree tended 10 cypress with severity not often
ltrienced.
The country is quiet, a. likely to n-inue so. Tie
financial and agricultural affairs pros
IIrcus which in great measure inGeoted 20 tae
crease discoveries q guano and islsnos
which is hkely TO rao THE republic If N and ple
ton far beyond the most ssngune expectations OF III
ardent ana since admirers. j. L.
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toyeu.hat Of contributing to the publ, tr6nstiAy~-
~ siiisting the good feeding o. yoSr respective
siitue cts towards my eovt4nmsas Which has always
been the meat ardent With fmy heart G+ntsuen, che
asssieL l. closed DON PEDRO m
Constitutional Emperor and Debador Of Brazil
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CLEARED.
stes nsip George Law Herrdsn AeurwsaI - Rosests
Steamship James.omn, Parrish Norfoik--Ludam Fea-
FIis Ie1.ssy ,Eu, s,uy,ssIs Swsn 4 Soy.
81, is Issss rssers S' i 5Ssa kB-j lies.<s
SIT %1S: ts. s,ssssss 3
sesr so's@ss %e hobbs Is Alsss1a.ss.. Ns.!sr = W.
s ssh. Ip'S:;a, l'8wner. SGriotrl r no'mss
sssr evil. SSowsh gstsn %L.Ets
Pp1sr S sssrs ssrsr A.
r. Propeller Locust Point French, BaaimOre-oEea~ers
ss:sr beach s:sse, Msk
%essa SoF ssr,3 Risy
sett-sts. ARRIVED.
WITH oev q s M kss %.s Lester k's ws Is Aa'
Brig Mary lay Hotonty Eewrort n ballast. 70 master
s ssss ass o:ss ss X Dss s e. ss
spets bay Shss Fel1 IRON rhi.cspn. st.esns g -
e e. ao sss on New
G,sss for New sser x.r
saos . S1 Sas
e -
xl.s e sss e .ss :;ss
ssssSs STRIPPED, ard xoaa ss ssaaisssa THIS n.r.:.
@ w md , sSS ssa Ggds was showing
s ssa n Mesa ,;s;. Ms,thews C.Ais 70 asys
scir Louisa Norris, poetcp, 6 da,s
Ecbr Cyrus Chamberla.r. HA,stt BOSTON, days.
Esir Fsteiia. ,hapman trcy1rccoxL
Echr Angler. Bessey. Warehan.
renr 4ussn Mary, Clark. Newport
Ethr Z Benedict Cooper, New Haven
Propeller Totem, Morley Baltimore win ndss, 10 ~ -.
ley.
rorelier Pelican, Wii'lsns, Providence.
Propeller U5ceoia, Adridse Providence.
SAlIfp
The steamship Nashville for Charleston sailed this s-nAss
at 9 o'coch.
Tie s.enmst.p Astama for Savannah, left hee wharf q
PM and prubntly acclorec IL the hay.
Wind at sursst tiE. blowing gale, viii snow
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MovMBST op TRoors.-The steamer Susquehan.
~ arrived Yesterday from C,pcinnsu briogiog IN
Gcn kespar BsIiacks &c aeomeof Of forty United
tts'es tccp urdsr command of esp sia Granger They
~frc snfe' ~ tbs tsrtscss sud ae vosae for Fort
4 .nosn, Tsxs~.-New Orleans lee, Dc "a
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THE RIVER At ALBANY.-Teams crossed on the
lie yesterday Both TO Ba and Grsenbu h. ferryb ats
hsvn suspenced. The railroad ferEybosts however ty
running until very late hour at night, msnsged to
nrintsin an unobstructed psssage.-AUaay Register
r..
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When the above da'ne DN sunday hA steamers aal
o. Mpndass 1hey leave Rev Orleans - e. Ide
1l sorn aus he hsbe leave CharIesoa GEA HAssna a
No. n
rHs OVERLAND h.,tLs 70 INDIA anu CrNA.
The iols ee Of vss' 70 those -ho have crcspooj
wiki the Faat;-
Tbs mar csves souhampsoD tho Al and zCA oS,, 90
crsiA arr
ASsivec al tiora,ar the Qb sane NORTH
Arrives at Malta a'ou The lar and Stb Of
Arrives Vt Alexandria about 0bs Ish n <sS
'owpg 9th.
lesyes and Go OF eth Of
piscz ing nonth.
I'm % tniov III. moYfh
Leaves sh 9Th os saus and day OF A~h-
va tor bon bay, en1 III TO lssh for China, &c.
IndAJ tbvy a. Bctabav shout the Nd
Ind lFt e Zlsi o. follow tng r,o,tr
src e'eame- arrive. 81 Po,' faale ahou
ftt end Ed h. 20 Of following nsn5
Leat opi dc Nricfor Fuic Pernbt dny
7taanne, has ALREADY arrived which 'esrs the ,ntcr.
Arr yeE - luo pcnsng snon TIC r@b 1871 and I'll and
"a q; foiovtna
Ar.fves a snea,ore Asor The E1 Ism and ss.
NJ tpIiowrs mouth
teatra sLseroee srou' ~ hsnrr eN~r e-1ya..
Arritra hi rorT Kopr enoE tbs zst lo.b
II toilsvips
Ieeste 6sy tcr knaughse
Two uHNf Ieaye Fs,g anore the end at of encb
nov MAJ ea, a,f s Ainxan1 tie rare
troc O. tie bcuthsUrton Esl
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tar d the West New York Pnu,a Arenas ian Q
QuhSer CNy...few York Havana Moe de- Jan 20
srEAMElts TO AND IRON HAvArA.
sABsa-Frun Charleston oh dine at Hsvara 226
kna iu From Havana Oth ard 2at. New York I7b
CErstENr CrrYFrrtn New York a. arriving
Rev Urleals ION From New S!h Havana I'd
due ~ kep Yesk 18Th
FNFiBE tITT Wv GnAsAcA- From 9ew Yorf I7th ar
rlyue Havana I'D and Rev Orleans 26,h vmy rev Or.
esla 9Th tevaps ssh due at New York l3t
BLACK NAELI,I-t -rv Pork Oh, arriving 1T havana
LIB ard New ofLs~ns 7h From Now Orleans 2s Havana
. ID dur Of Es- York ID
cAHAwDk- From Nay York nth arriving e. avana 30th
and ID FROM New orlesns 1h Havana l2tb
diva o; Nav York lB-
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HAyAvt Tee. Is. 1856.
IN Steamship Black va ror Distinguished Strangers /,
fbsN in fr.,o Hi:

IN SeGmsIip Black Wa'ror Distinguished Srangers in
the Cita-Aore decentralization.
lrerceve from the passengers taa' Captain Miller Of
the Black Warrior has given great satisfaction from hi
strict attention to the duties Of his ship ami
treatment Ct his passengers.
Tie General Count de Yermoloa daughter and family,
staying at tue hotel Gu ,ano. They have den
opinions everywhere by their ana.suing All
department ny unceasng glance u the pursuit II in
farmato &c. The General has received attentions fe
al principal pcrsonagss and many f:ieeds fir
the land OF tre Russ.
Col. John Winthrop, Of Louisara at the same hote2
With his ady il looking thu ry vi b reference to
investment for plantation home.
Our city is filed with strangers from all parts Of ths
world and visitors fr fields stu coLt.n1e arrive
from, Africa, you arc advised.
We still wading through the season of mrth On
good dinners, and no business done. y.
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that required 70 conduct q leading journal In
one respect he tesry coss resemblance to NJ kette
Who was thorough going coGsery alive aud Rr. Lun. I
~ uen, and Proe.ely returns the fsArg with which
they seesre him, with DO tiuinuton Of Gt.ce.
bridge street jsl en- the charge Of murder The rsst,rs
ton Of capital punishment does MT seem to hsvs re-
strained mems honicidal propensities.
Musepm, having teen brought out in adirable style
John Gilbert aud the remark by
s u that the part IN u, n,ras 81 y
world Mr.. Barry q Prsfpero hes been much admired
The ccure VI the administ a'on in the Of tho
universally, approved here have heard good said
OF the President within the last tn four days
has been uttered in Boston for the waoe timencA
Nebraska b caue to disturb the kind feelings with
which the General here regarded during the first ten
months OF his administration 1t Il sal that the Prcsi
that IL all that is desired. ALGUMA.
STEAMBOAT line TO HAKIsx.-The excitement the
upper end of tae island and in the villages in
wesscbeser county relation 70 ths Harlem and city
railroads. 70 cAiy increasing On Friday evening aoothsr
ge me+,pg was held 10 Harleu restivs tn. pro set
Of establishing steamboat line ferry between the cit
and Mott Haven.
Reports wore read from the various committees Ap-
pointed at the previous meeting, and resolution WAS
adopted to purchase steamboat I'm nedately, and
place upon the route as coon as
he made for securing the proper landings.
partial agree nent entered inso that the fare
be charged by The boats should b. only six cents which
met with hearty response by the neoting
One of the principal arguments usei Ia favor Of
the establishment Of steamboat line was that the
Third avenue upon which thousands of dollars Of the
peoples money had Teen expended to make 1t of the
hest wagon roads In the country, entirely de-
srcyeo by the Third avenue Railroad Company asd in
stead Of being the best road In the country certain
~ Mt tinne would loe Ia oarison with
of the RIB through the Dsmsl Swamp Of virgirn
subscription list vas opened at the meeting, and
nearly two thousand dollars was Immediately subscribed
IL cid Of the project.
osks Of pton TO be opened for the taking
Of stock In the line the shares being placed at ten dol
Iers esch application is to be made presen
legislature for @ charter
lie meeting adjourned to n.et again Friday
Ing rext
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ANSWER or MR.

To Gle Mtster OF Foreign Affairs Il the sup Pro.
yiitDlJ Gove,rmen, 1T g Republic -
SE-i bEve Vie i'nr "a stnosletgu tie receipt II he
c,mr uncst"r you have osea peasei W dress I, u
yeteFfy in which y coutsfr I'd the by ~ich the
sttfcue GoV.,fmest nou icstcs Pcri ,otentaty
Nil t'er Of this feplbic tao Cove nneotf ,pt Uu:oed
states q knls tioA.
Ie our - rsove ny eymps h,es sits ny con patriot,
o. Eica5 afUa md :esp nj {, the Distinguished
fceI &C with which supreme g, nrarnt ae.ly 20
beDcr ne IncceIt vi rieascic the laid nolniD~i.on
N Diuis'er tt pieetS 30 uunic tie uy repty to
his xc. ll.icy g.. .sioet sna sccept the expfts
riof. efLy high respect, 81. &c
yAREER II PHENrU
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1000 Agents Wanted! jsnl-ea
To Bridge Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received At the once o. the Edeeeed
and Kentucky Railroad Company. Al Nashville, m,
al the 2h day Of Nay next 20 build Bridge across Cum
brrnd River, for the joint Of the Louisville Nashville
and the gehed Kentucky Railroads, according TO the
provisions the she late General Assembly appTo-
paung hundred thousand dollars for IL
The snperstrncare viii be shout hundred feet
incud draw with hundryd feet opcnings The piers
Will be from sixty 20 eighty feet high In water from twelve
eighteen feet deep lie and the foundaons
viii upon pes put In with coT dams ctherwse,
nature Of the river bottom renders expedisnt
Bridge ConstFuoors invited TO send plans and spech
cations Tor supeFsrueture Of both wood and on for
Of ru hundred and sixty hundred feet long 4ad
When with sOod, with proposal for preserving and render
log % are uFoof
Propositions may be made or he entire structure
the oundzuons masonry saperssractaFe separately The
fouaaaon must be bad for pier, the masonry perch
u tvonyavs eube feet, and the suPersucinrs per nea
bot ANY further inermaton be ootaned BY Addressing
che cei Engnssr 81 the Edgeheid and Kentucky Railroad
a. Nashville.
The iOo.ns Is copy Of she Act Ct the General Assem-
ace q eraofsd. nat The EdEea, "a A Keasacky Railroad
pnd ths Loaiavie NAshve Railroad. cnuted 70 the
Of handred thoasAnd collars each - construct
bridge the Cumheriand River kssavie and that
key hereby cossodatsd F that paposs and shA be
snttd upon Applieatoa, y The n tss nafea thoa-
sand doilAs. for uheh The Governor sAan sua coupoa
Bon Il q the STATE 81 ain per cent thirty ears % BE- h
sued seay heasSnd dsiiA q hs Sorf sAAl ss Done
hon - ume.=
gNo 1. HIM, President
Louisvlts Nashyihe RAirezd O.
EDWARD q CHATHAM, Ffesidsnt
ap1i-td EdEtasid Eantacky kaiiraad O..
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET


THE Light Draught Steamer MON GT~n
l. TICELL0, G w CoUcB, Master, zzr1O{Y{f3Ea
will run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
wATTSBORO, and all Intermediate landings. Orders len
with her agents for passage freight VIII meet with pronp;
attention. II. II. HARRISON, -
Oct22-6rn A. HAMILTON, HbsNN.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI NASH
~ VILE PACKET

nURING the enselug season, the a Tn
II commodious Ign raugh steam EywY-Tef taA7
err MAGNOLIA, W. r. FUIL.KR Mas
ter will regularly above, and 10 all intermedizte
landings. Being exceedingly light on inches draught with
superior accommodations for passenger and capable Of
naking quick trips. soiicits public patronage.
orders left with either % the undersigned for freight
either way will meet prompt attention.
n. II. HARRISON, IT,.
oeta2-6m A. HAMILTON, AseH'~
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Mutual Protection Insurance Company.

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
NASHVILLE, sMIrHIAND AND PADUCAH
PACKET.

THE Splendid Passenger Steamer -TT@n -
BLANCHE LEWIS, e SHAW, Eszl@Hg< 81
Master. This steamer is being 1zsza1s
finished at Louisville aud will be here by the list Of Noye-
Der, and in the above trade all The Her ne
commodaons Tor passengers. combined with her light
draugh make her Of the best adapted ocsts for the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct22-6m Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
N l.IEr

TIVE new steamer HuMBoLDT-h TR
Il 1900 tons burthen, Capt. WM. xHT-xsf 80
sTRoK0, john ID. Taylor, Clerk. .d1a-aEzzSZ' sa<zS
This finished At Cincinnati, and ready
take her place 10 the trade
The Humboldt Is entirely boat Of the orst and
built expressly for the Nashville and Nea Orleans trade
her light draugh drsEng only "a inches wase viii rnAbe
her 70 with load uhen others only light
We solicit lor her share o. pub ie PstTonage.
JOHNSON, HORNE Co, 49,.
oct22-6m J0HNSGS, WEAVER o., Nt'H''
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

TINHE re and lght dranght steamerA GT~n -
l. CUMBERLAND, Carr. NJ. D. y. H1ktS,yA7
II. BROOKS, being nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, viii
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and in satisfactory For freghtor
passage and orders apply on board or 70
novs-6m sue H. H. HARRISON, Agt