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Law OFFICE.
N. WlLhlN having been admitted to practice IN
- all the Courts of Tennessee and New Ork and hav
ing Permanently ocLied n Nashville, vii attend to al
matters of Collection ard litigation entrusted o. him
Oiiee No 20 Cherry street acvs-tf
ORANGES.
Y UST received 10 b5s Swesf Havana Oranges At
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81, Hawkins has removed his Family Grocery TO 8
- room nader the Cdd Fellows Hail. where he will
keep full supply OF all articles his line. He will be
happy to his old customers and many ones as
will favor him with call
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TIRE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
and style of BROWN GRuRBS, il this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo e. BROWN Is alone author
ized "a use the name Of the firm in liquidation, DC.
JOSIAH G. BROWN
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SPRING EEVEl1S.
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BIrTERS are pre-.
l. pared from number of the most purifying, invEor.
atng and heaug roots blrks, herbs aud vines selected
mos ly from the Msferia Medica Of America They are
powerful tonic they give strength the system and ena
Bile to throw of the constitutional tendency disease
They have all thu beneficial effects true onio without
causing any i'll fleets
Prce-25c per package.
For sale by Druggists throughout the State ard by
ALkX. MACKENZIE,
mari CoIisga stree
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WOOD CITOPPEWS WANTED.
WILL furnish comfortable houses to good steady wood
l. choppers, and give constant employment and good
prices, Imarls-2m1 VS. WHITENAN
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DROPPING BUDS,
THE best remedy for sick babes and for 81 the dis
Il eases of children from hour to five years old Is
THE CHILDRENS PASACEA,
OF the Grss;enberg Company
For fevers eething, daTThRl ricketts, collie w0rs &c.
&c. 1t is the best medicine kuOWn In the Gieen-
berg Almanac, that is given gratis, will find list Of
numerous Physicians throughout the Union, who have
used it in their practice. Where there young chill
dren, and it has been used oucs parent will
be without it in the house, Prce-5Oc per bottle
For sale by all Druggists, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
MARI II Coll o street
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,oupr and Interesting country an ihezimAbs blessing Of
tue Os upsa you e part for time. vary short
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boz. e DC m ss q edge
q valve aver besides money q his world put hare
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up nske the beautiful world ithsbi. tie ths.tre q
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lie snd lofty Ths Romans after their
Icing the habit Of temples Concord 70
record the bessr OF org desired peace. After Trojan
with the government OF Texas Of than IN years 70
obsin what che erect O monument more no
pcrsbe graceful enduring than The ea! work for yoqr I'D
mds snd useful the consecsttd waters OF The Nile To
this noble wor invite you will not desecrae The ssmpA
what you ore I, gain BY f. Butt yon were The vees Shy
profit the to saate the voracious avarce,
therefore cay meet cha ienge discussion the merits
the prop ofitous have submitted will meet
sny Get Of q our proposed Convention. know the
argument nvucibe however eebe the advocate, fer
told very high authority that even for tno
Re tafey tolerated where reason left nee 70 combat
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1856 y. HAMILTON.
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aosprraLrrlEs OF THE CITY EXTENDED TO MR..
FILLMORE.
Th,s Bosrd met yesterday, At ?. NJ, President Pinck
usy 10 ne oosir
TIE following preamble and resolutions were adopted
in t.au % extending tbs Inequalities Of tho cit, to
Hon Mn'ard nunhoye u bis expected arrival In New
York -
wbs sss beng represented to this Board that the Hon
Nac f mpre fcrmery President Of the United States "a
from Earope 70 bis native sac Ard nat ne
av be In this city during the ensui -
o ard proper hat The Board rejecting the pub
III feepx ks dstr guished gentleman such
a. ma a ard bau elees Judgment sound and
rssr and Degriy stos The shss Of envy astatsmanshp
sbers broad ard nMns oil devoted TO the service OF MS
c,urIy, dtmaEd- 'herefpe -.
"a Board OF Aldermen concurD That soiec
mse Of eve be appointed 70 receive the Hon. Aiaxd
his arrival nj this port - o guest OF he city
a !srder him the hosp ltaiiues thereof :,
Thai he coDsrs De, and the same IL
besby spr prsed 70 deay the OF carving into
eject Move resolution.
rsE BRIfN CHuRCH PROPERTY.
Councilman WARsw moved a suspension OF the rules
in ORDER to take mp rssolun of the Board Of Alder
men ereotg the potpcnement Of the sale OF the Brick
90 urch pxopssty fhs motion was lost for want Of .
C pstitu tional vote
Adjourned 10 wednesday,
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Black warrior Smith, HAva and Nov Orleans
Ship a wssssrvsIs Austin. Liverpool Taylor 4 Rich.
Ship Cumterl.sd Lambert. Eo,,eraamwwAeyer ssucken
s1Ssa SSSss B $.;.s,
Bf ss1sDn ld sSs Co.
Parx Ko.mos, Vessels, Richmond aOe rcbs 90
Brig voan'e sewel Point Psre, Guadaioupe- Bros
s s
Brig Trowbridge Lanpher, West Ineies-F Trowbrgss
Brig wandersr tBr>, Benson. Windsor, Ns-J whitney
Brig Golden OBJ, Inress, Liverpool. NsMcAulin
Brig TIbee Fsrgg.on, oharls:son, Geo Buckley: ~, :.
schr Falmouth, Williams, st 7houss-struver' Kohl
sss1 ST.
seSr Nv Sssdner sSis, % Po'tes
6chr J DeRenett, Brewster Wimirgt0n-Doner Pot
sehr Oregon. Krame, ws.hinsssn-J Il Mathews.
schr Van Name. Van Name Horfolk-surges, 0lssrmsn
scSr Fairfax. Mott. .Alexandria-Merrin L ABBOTT.
sssr Say SAFE, ths.wosa, Bssss@Dsysoe sprssss -
Propeller Thos Swami Green. Balinore-cromwePs Line
ARRIVED.
q :ss% hs nr,sS hence 1os H.y,
snip Empire Tiy siyss Hs1.ns sunrise =. ss
mdss s.d ps.sussIs Z spofOrd Iils.!on 10: nay il
shP sss & dsorss bound soSh; q iS Ps passed Ors
boSlS a sTqh ,hownE white ssssi with red in
g, Ssa:: chs.s:Cs exchanged
steamship RCsnCls saInnsI. EofcD, &c. with mdss and
sp ss 70 sm DAYS with mde
and ss p.:.sDss";s . ass sins.' Mule: as;iSs: ~
bar Xpr Il with cotton 10 Bssss. Bacon Co. sn ns o
s e. in heavy os came in contact T
sowglis cat water iogstOp@s. head q io,e%ss m.n.op;
sscern what the damages she received IN
Esr fisn. sorw, Cl.r.in, Trieste 70 days. with ndse,
Bark sSns Law cof Lubec winsow. R,s Jsnsiro March
siS Ss1 q %s ..s Ill is.f Me-,
hew, ia lot 4 Co.
e soma snow r.E with
S91 ss ssis % soG Ss A.
IS spoke schr Antelope, from Georgetown for Kennsbunk
D sss Roase ph Brysn vvaa Ams. and
Hampton ROADS, Gays with a gu.no 70 master :,
hs s.fsh APH Apr VII" coffee
Ss:.ss Sh ins as ss Ion = 'pols .chr Baker
4; Sss. & asss, ,s
70 ssss Win sugar o'S0''
ssgt johnson sssIsporg Crockett sasus Ia srande
s.rt AnsIssn Mli. os,d.Ia. "a days with and
81 i rs. & :Dsts
Bark Adea Fsnnirg tof Banso Harding cardenas, Il
Bark American Mlh en-, CsrdenAs April 30 with sugar and
rnoAssos Mora Navarro 10th inst lat s. Ion "A 3d. spoke
Bari Wa5Soi. Hall, Havana IS days, with sugar. to T
Ssi y:rs wn,s%:: Ura.s.t NsS Orleans 2 dsy:,
teras, sprung forsmsst1 split sails Ac; anti,
BarAh Starr (o 6tonngon), Barnwe, AtakApAs, l6
BARI France inew) Dunbar, Frankfort Ne, DAYS. m bal
Big VIM spear TOT Bostonl LArghsr. Palermo. March
paseed Gibraltar I'D, VIII lemons and Law
renne. veasei walsh Carver Chase Apr IA lat rs 49,
lon ~ O pared bark Lion OF Boston, steering sE May sh
id rs I6 Ion 10 a. passed large Iron buoy painted
bsck msrhed no both sides; lh, lat ~ co. 70 10,
spoke scbr Of Bosten with lumber bouud 70 1hemaa
big whitaker cs GouisboreY, Perry Gonaives Aprr g.
iais Star r, watson ksyssuss PR IS days. with sugar,
Brig Wisam y, Morrison, Gusysnnls, PR. Aprs 20 wib
sugar, nJ PtykiA
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Afer he frat Ave years satisfied from the increase In
Geo bales cotton va,s h return
freight pass the road nnuay. whah asd then
make tte stock 10 cent stock with la'ge rssorvsd
hurdred miles about equ distant betw on two OK The most fer
hle vale, earth. Che Colorado snd BRACES capab
producing he entire cotton Of the United
Ibis rosd would Also through Central the bes, and
horssi route TO largo portion OF Eastern, Western
Northern far from ten housar
pas.ei passing over annually y believed twenty thou
red by intelligent officer q the stationed
Sci Antonio thai he believes the OF the United
supplies and munons for Der western and Northern posts.
he whole of which height the road would receive. Let
Are made remain hour In inert abeyance;
dend paving ock from the part already pleted
eve nv mile completed is route company known
a. he Buffalo bayou and BRACES Railroad Company have
furni.hes an easy cation 70 that Eve hours
burg 10 the nourishns town Of Ricsmoud Braaos
compsn, Who own ihs road consss Of highly respects.
bic 70 intelligent individuals The stock principally nad
In Boston have charter for the extension Of their Nd
Aun and hsnos s %sa g ..Ds r ..S Gp The Paste
bers have ii last VII heroic enterprise found their
Inc banks Of be At this point should
hitch The Boston = ma 9 way In los. than
er ruarsr,ees on could have mar partner
sp with the untrtDg industry, rcsolue enterprise, keen
gaciy economical thrift Of New England Success would
would be but glad have our subscription 10 the entire
road 10 Austin meeting OF the cIsdors should take
Al Warrington the fourth Monday may the Predep Of the
cor psnT VIII sure, aterd. desired and would
,bo,sd 10 MAKE union With the company eom2lste BY
ssor snlL,s al tke Whole stock In pany.
Bv hh sslecIAtDp. 0u dvidQ9da conasaca wtb our w~t
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patel. The aggregate u Less than 1t hes been ct
any time since the Lat Of March last Within the past
four weeks the loans have bean redassd upwards Of four
millions of dollars, averaging moro than million per
week. In the time the specie reserve has
shout three quarters Of million Of dollars. This shows
incressug strength. There has not been much change
in the depssits The steady and rapid contraction In
loans Is the principal cause Of the singsucy In the
money market. The shipments Of specie have not re-
ducsd the supply OF specie in the banks and have
idea that It viii.
The annexed statement exhibits . comparison Of the
leading dspa<ea OF the banks Of ths city for several
weeks,
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The election for officers Of the Board Of Brokers took
place this morning. Foe President there WAS a warm
contest the candidates being Charles R. Marvin the pre-
sent Incumbent and David Csrkson the latter being the
candidate Of party who in favor of restraining their
chief executive nom dealing in Stocks and raising the
salary of the Office from two thousand dolars-the pro-
sent comps nsscn-to four thousand dollars. We under
stand thst Mr. Marvin received 60 votes and Mr. Clark
son 46.
TIE following list of the officers elect who are all
at prefent incumbents of the oaioes-Presieent
Charles (. Marvin; Vice President Moses A. Whesock;
Secretary Geo. H. Brodhead; Assis ant Secretary John
Munro Treasurer, James W. B.eecksr; Roll Keeper,
f. A. shipman.
The steamship Atlantic, ut this port from Liverpool,
gives four days later from all parts OF Europe.
The intelligence is not ~ at all important. Financially
it IL uDfavorabie politically it ia unnportsnt and unn-
teses'irg and commercially about the brought
by the previous steamer. Corsols had Huctuated
sideraby They recedsd to sl per cent and afterwards
recovered ard closed at ON per cent Approximations
existed in nar cA circles that another loan
would soon be announced, and have no doubt they
win be realized. The cotton market consoue1 steady
ard active Breadstufs mAir tanned, with mode
rate demand. From the districts the &C
counts favorable and general prosperity prevailed
We give in another column q circular Of the Hon. J.
Hamilton TO the creditors OF Texas /. Is very eompe-
hepve review OF the whole question and II il expected
that every man interested viii read 1t sttsntively.
The interest the bonds given BY the county of WASH
irgton Penn, and Ohio county Va, to the Hsmp6eld
Railroad Company, due the 18th inst will be paid ct
The Ohio Life and Trust Company and after that date
The the bonds given t. the road by the
city of Wheeling, due the LIST of July viii Be paid at
the place and after that date.
The annexed statement EXHIBITS tins average daily
In the lesdng departments of the banks of
this ely during the week preceding Saturday morning.
May 10, 1856 =
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f,om Liverpool. In he stsamship Atanas-d 1McKay.
Hushs. and party rossr syno1 rs ~ a., su%nor
psvs sorEsn, Luther -. Ne - su 4
q Ireland Mr. Hxrins, y n Barter, A Keeler MneIe
l. snse, II FseH, q Smith, naj Ripley Qauer.
81 bly,
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale OF bon and
stocks win lake place to- morrow, Tuesday at half past IL
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the second bard the market was shade or two
better bat not A all active Erie closed at per
cent After the beard lower prices ruled and sales
maze ct decliIe. Ths bank statement is more favor
able than anticipated but the public mind has become
deeply with the belief that large and steady
ahipments of specie must take place that /. is folly to
expect immediate advance in stock securities. At
this q the year specie usually forward In
large SUNS but DO not why it should create any
apprehenstps, cause any dstrust among boilers o.
sound, substantial stocks. The steamship Persia,
from this port for Liverpool Wednesday, will not
take out . million ana quarter OF dollars.
The California steamer is nearly due with the usual
semi monthly remittance of two millions Of dol
lars, and viii, without doubt, be IN before the
next hank statement Is made up The receipts OF spe rs
the nterisr last week were quite large aad will
probably continue We indications at present
Of expectation of specie beye nd receipts
up to them but do strong Indications Of inoreas
ing strDgsncy IN the money Market and have no doubt
1t viii continue for week.. With Il is we do not
y alarm the part Of holders Of good Stocks
where they paid for and pockete Those who have
purchased beyond their means and carry BY hypothecA
ton, may find their margins gradually slipping away,
and their leans suddenly called Ia that case the
only is put their stocks upon the market,
and let them s.e at the price, Whatever may
be. In this way heavy losses may be realized and We
have doubt will be- the money market contracts
The only safe parties in the stock market in these times
are holders who have bought beyond their MEANS
without doubt make up Of their past losses if the
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Ircluced in The sales were about 800 bills Canadian
and about 800 do Southern at the quotations given
the above table. WbeAt-rhe sales embraced about
1900 5000 bushels including inferior red Penusyva
Sales OF about 20 900 bushels made at &c. &c. for
dam aged snd uDsound, &c. &C., for mixed 6Oc 62hc
for southern yellow, AM Co., &c. for Southern white;
the later figure for prime quality Rye was quiet Oats
we're drH. Rye -four and corn meal wsre UNCHANGED
CoIFE The market was quiet and sales limited Sales
OF $50 bags Rio at 1lhc., and 600 mats Java, at
accounts of favorable state of the market far
prices ncerned and he stock here being large
has q tender cy to check any advance.
CO1IoN-The sales embraced about 600 bAles, chiefly
in trsnstu Ut rates The market closed unsettled
with the turn of ths rars et in favor of buyers.
FRnGRrs Rates 10 Liverpool were frmer, with more
pork 1T S. 000 bushels gIsie, in bulk at 3d. and
IL OC0 d. at 5hd and about 900 bushels, in lots at
3d. in bags, with 400 600 bales OF oottcn 1t 3l6d
1924 To London, AGO COO barrels rosin at %. Sd.
Rates to HAVE unchanged To Bremen 20 hhds toba
wess engaged at and so tons measurement goods at
25s
FRun-3o0 boxes bunch Iaisius sold at s. 37Kc.
LOCKWOOD 900 400 tens st. Domingo sold at p. t.
MoLAssEs.-About 200 bbs. New Orleans sold at 47c.
49,; 40 CO. extra muscavado at $40, and 90 do. Trina
cad at 500.
NAVAL SroREs-2 900 bills. common rosn sold Of 81 70
psz 100 lbs cevered with sales OF spirits at 4Sc and
44c., Is days time.
sUGARs--Ihs market steady, With sales of about
small lots prime ct &c.
PRov,sloas --Polk-Ths market improved with bet
including M So ss slS 6oa SIS rs Prime was 81 SIS
SIS TO- Beef unchanged, with sale Of about $50
bbs. Bacon rr-100 long ribbed ni1dles sold at
exo. Lard was better with sales Of 800 400 bbs ct
10 10 10hc. for coed to prime quality. Cut meats
firm. 200 pack ages sold ct 7Xca 7xs for shoulders,
ard $40. CSC for hams Butter and cheese we're un-
changed.
waisxEY.--Market dull Small sales of Ohio and
p;jsop at 2Skc, 200.
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OF Texas.
1be effect operation this settlement be best Illus
trated by single example.
Let be that creditor holds Certificate OF stosk
Asued BY u republic Tens dated The july lslO
which TO The st july 1856 there sxte rest
due per amounting the Of 81 600 As
has however, scaled of the tteres from the let July $780,
this fcae there will DO payable but ~ Of interest
IL founded under the recent set Of Congress-
proposed that OF this IS per cent the creditor IL to ro
csve In june 90 cent IN cash. and % leave d per cant in
the treasury United States applicable 70 the subscription
rs ard the due OF principal and
tbe oieIa certificate s-ued BY the late republic
OF fexss which the creditor thus hods he 70 receive
seven per cent calculated on the $1,000 PAYABLE ct the
Treasury would him COO In cash and $500 ressrved
applicable 10 the railroad subscription.
10 proposed that Texas should issue ID him add ceraa
,a cert fcate called for $2 Suppose these sO sold st
the prtsen, pArte price 80 cents per acre, Il would be
"a u Il to 1854 # realized in cash
HBprcposed nat the q cent 80 rserved IN the tea
the Harrisburg kichmond Austin Railroad In thirty days
after the rg OF Legs ature OF Texas In July rex his
land would be- worth GO cents per acre. His subscp don to
shares and so.on in The raro,d which scced at So per
cent dscor would give him $50 for hts subscription
would be made In o divden nd paying stock.
When ihe load completed TO Austin, WHICH can be done
he But his prof would end hero Tho etae OF xeKas
has Conceded for every mile Of railroad constructed within her
limits exteen sectf OF land which gives 10 240 acres
mile suppose The proposed road from Richmond . Austin 70
l6 400 capital OF two millions 10000 shares
would for ech share OF 500 eighty two acres conse
queny the above creditor gets for his Ave shares 40 aoree
The following brief sum shows how much creditor hoding
he pSy' oni;- g,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MOsDAY, May 12-6 Pm.
BRFADsrpFFs.-Fcur- foreign news by the Allan
ic impaired greater frmress to the market, which i'm
proved about SIC. 12hc. per barrel with rather
more doing. The sales embraced about 600 1000
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HAgITInk IRfELLIGKNCK.

ALMANAC YoEK-THB
SUN RISES. noou BETS. morn %
OF M0R WAITE. morn 10
Port OF New York, MAY IL, 1855.
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This the poetic hessls his lard scrip immediate y
for The purposes and the return Of his Is
cent bu; suppose that lac man O. sense and mo- msn Of
ton Of ibe country how in tbs event wou stand ts &c
count' His land, ater location, made with judgment
Bis sares in the railroad on i completion. Of SIPS 626
Bis 40 acres OF conceded goverpment land on bis y
e0ar rAurOAu 4lU
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


aOhDAH, nay Az-0
This has been literally blue Monday In Wall street.
The arrival Of the ssamsAip Atlantic at this port with
four days later intelligence from Europe Of unAyor
able character financially, served to depress the stock
market and induce sales ct lower prices The market
comparatively quiet and the transactions unusually
limited There stock of consequence pressing for
SALE ana the bears mot disposed TO put long
tracts buyers opio,, except 1t handsome advance
current cash prices At the first board to-day Missouri
6s declined y per cent; Illinois Central bonds, u;
Cumberland, u; Nicaragua Transit, Ri PsnnsyivAuia
Coal y; New York Central Railroad ~ Erie, III Hud-
son RaDrcsd, ~; Harlem, y; Reading, 1; Michigan
Central, Cleveland aud Toledo. Chicago and Rock
Island y. small lot Of GAlsna and Chicago Railroad
sold ut Ill Ier cent Railroad bonds we'll maintain
Cd. Only Few small lots offered, and they sold at
full prices.
The following sales Of stocks and bonds made ct
auction to day. after the adjournment Of the board BY A.
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He would thus, years, receive 81 2l5 invest
ment OF $500 But under The fostering protection
the the of land made by the tate
the railroad located with discretion 163S0O0
the line OF the railroad tho made for the Pacific
Railroad the privileges Of which would be conceded to the
in sud Richmond Railroad would give the of 1870
800 ~ which would return With large surplus
the entire OF e road that the creditor would get bact
again than the enire value, at Of his stock
much suert that from The Of the road after
tie reservation Of fund for repairs would be eight
stock Suppose the road to cost millions eight
dfeo thousand dollars, which, S6 900 me would DO its
what income eight cent 10 be
deIived Age, in the next five years {, witt
Freight $4,000 bales Gotten annually ct s. bale 50 600
EmigI ant passengers 5000, at $40 each $4,000
Local passengers 10 600, ut 80 each 100000
Return freight on the value OF 10 000 bales cotton It's 900
states Tor Northern and western posi-. $4,000
Total. ssS5O0O
fund for repairs and conting Of every descrip
uon a., 400 .szIo w 49, -