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The Washington union., 1857-06-13
cApE OF COOP HOPE.

A report to the home government from the Cape a,
Good Hope Of March IL says Trade is fast II.
creasing in all directions, The exports for 1856 az,
ceeded those of last year by e269, 1856 sl 34s 93O
and the imports also show an increase of e4l2gOl
(s2,064 SOD The increase in customs duty in lsSe
over 1855 was s2ll 1885. At the date Of the reuo,,
prices had taken rise in the Capetown market
wheat fetching from ~ 20 10 80 "a per mauOd
(about bushels, and other grain in the same pro.
portion. Wool commanded on the spot "a cents !,
36 cents per pound. Thetotal value of wool export
ed in 1856 was s4,l55,7lO; being an increase ov.,
1855 of s9s5,0 The leading exports of the colon,
are grains, vine and WOOL the latter as the aboys
figures show, rapidly increasing. The abolition of
the duty on wool in England draws to that kingdom
the larger bulk of this important article
The Washington union., 1857-06-13
despatch No. 49, ]


Robert G Scott jr esq United States consul at Rio de
Janero
Despatch No. 2Sl
CONSULATE THE UNITED STATES,
Rio de Janeifo, April 80, 1867,
Sra had the honor the leth day of January of
this 10 send to the honorable Secretary of State the
customs tariff OF this empire then in force in compliance
with the request contained in his despatch of the 30th
OF October, 1856. In my despatch No eleven, dated
the 10th of January Of this year and accompanying
the tariff referred TO- / said ~ learn with pleasure
that considerable reductions contemplated in the
import duty upon -four, pine wood, and saed meats
have the pleasure of forwarding TO the department.
by the barque New Light, that sails tomorrow or
New York. the tariff of customs of this country which has
Just been published and goes into operation the lst
day of July next procured this copy yesterday,
and have given it but hasty examination, but with
much pleasure that generally the duties the necess
ries Of life reduced and that trade with this
try will necessarily be benefited by its changes Thus
flour, the chief export from the United States to Brazil
pays three millreas per barrel import duty Under the
tariff that send you the duty will be two mreas and
400 decrease Of 600 per barrel about thirty
four cents Sated meat that paid hundred and
fifty reas per aroba, of thirty pounds Portuguese
weight, under the old tariff, will pay five hundred and
forty under the tariff that goes into force the LIST of July
next Pine wood, that pays six per square pal
mo, e inehes) will pay after the lst of July five
Leaf tobacco that pays under the present tariff six mill
per arroba will pay under the tariff three mreas
and six hundred Duties tar pitch, turpentne,
and rosn have been reduced and upon nearly all
tccs imported INTO tins country from the United states
There is reduction of hundred and ten per al
querie bushe of salt in the tariff and although
salt is imported from the United States to Brazil still
This reduction is Of benefit to navigation Duties
coarse cottons have been slightly increased also
dies.
The duties, general thing have been increased
manufactured goods and the exceptions among those
OF the best quality chiefly imported to this empire from
France. Considerable excitement is occasoned here
among the foreign importers chiefly the English to
the notice given for this tariff to go into operation
they complaining that it is not sufficient; and strenuous
and earnest efforts will be made in consequence of the
injury that will be occasioned by the shortncss of time
between its publication and the time it to go into ope
ration, to postpone its action to future time My
opinion is, that these complaints and efforts will have
effect; but it is not improbable that changes and mod-
cations may yet be made in this law concerning the
customs II any such change should be made shall APP
prise the department Immediately.
am, sir, with high respect your obedient servant
ROBERT G. SCOTT, JR.
Hon. LEWIS CAss,
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The Keokuk Fort Des Mones, Minnesota Railroad
Company have negotiated the $4,000 of bonds lately
voted by the city at 97b cents on the dollar
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FINANCES OF AUSTRIA.

From an official statement recently published by
the Austrian government it appears that the ordi-
nary receipts in 1856 amounted to 26S 50S 100 FORMS
ASt cents each,) or ten millions than in 1855
and the extraordinary to 1858 4S0 FORMS or G24490
less than the preceding year The ordinary expenses
amounted to 32l ,3T7664 FORMS Or twenty and half
millions more than in 1865, and the extraordinary
Gor the army only to l4,0O0 900 FORMS or eighty
seven and a half millions less than the preceding
year. The total expenses Of the government are
67, 100000 forins less than in 1855.
EXPORTS OF TREASURE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
According to statement prepared for the London
Economist Of May I6 the exports of treasure from
San Francisco for the three months ending March 80
1857, were as follows
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THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN BUFFALO.

We have alluded on more than one occasion to
the strong reaction which has taken place within the
last four five months in public sentiment, evil
denced in the municipal elections in the eastern
middle, and western States. We would now direct
the attention of the reader to the decisive and sig
nifcant victory just achieved by the democracy of
Buffalo ''for there is more, says the Albany Ar
gus, Sin this triumph than appears upon the
brilliant record Of victory. The opposition was not
only more INSCRIPTIONS and reckless than usual but
had resorted to extraordinary helps to enable them
to meet the democracy" The Argus continues:
Mayor Stevens elected a democrat had abandoned
his party and gone TO the black republicans with
ali the patronage and power Of his Office Out of graft
te for this tleachery, the conists in the State lega
ture had broken up the charter, given him power over
the police and altered the time of the election so
give they confessed advantages to their parsans
the contest The know-nothings induced to enter
the coalition with the republicans, and adopt Mr. Stevens
their candidate. Ashamed of having desecrated and
dshonored three separate in less than twelve
months, democrat, republican, and American,) Mr..
Stevens presented himself the peoples candidate.
.tThe people have repudiated this pretenson and Mr.
Stevens thoroughly and contemptuously repuiated
by them by the democracy which he left he will
be by the others who, relying upon him, have found him
a worthless and deceptive dependence.
In the contest of last fall the vote stood follows
Spaulding, (black republican, --------- 6,923
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DEpARTmENT NEWS.
STAT. pEpARTMESr.

Nep Customs Turf g Brazil The following despatch
respecting the customs tariff of Brazil which goes
into effect the LIST of July next has been received from
Robert G. Scott r esq United States consul at Rio de
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-24
PORT ROYAL BOTEs. AND FERRY,
For Sale.

THIS desirable property snow offered for sale. Any one
wishing 20 embark In ths business alone in
uOn with The Mercantile, GI0cey Mechanical business
will md in This neighbOnO0d, ample means and encourage
ment there being demand for increase in these lines
business. The Hotel aud Ferry viii found lucrative b.
hensstTes The house has been newly and thoroughly
paired Hndi In good trim for business The Fer
new.
Port Royal is situated In Montgomery county, Tennessee
on Red RYer, thirteen miles northeast Of Clarksse On
the Great western Route, thrysiN miles from Nashville
leading = Hopknsye GOeOnda and Green's ferT conse
queny the western uds Of emigration nom the south
tern States must pass through here and his Ferry
which Of itself has cleared sx hundred dollars one
season For boarding and Transient the stand
Is particularly desirable Ihe nsghbOFhOOds wealthy and
prosperous ae society the best in the state school asd
ngOus institutions abundant. Call so0u as deter
mined TO sell forthwith, and bargain may be had ANY
Communication viii reaca at ror Royal, Tennessee.
apr24-ddztW2mF J. h .MALLOkT
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY S12-TIITE 'TEROs 25 HOURS.
TWVRAINS through from Stevenson 70 Mem s-1@TN
III phs and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven
SON. Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold
Sl2. Time through % hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock Pm
Train which arrives at Stevenson Is A M, and con.
meets with Trains for Memphis. delay except in chang
ing c. l.. ANDERSON,
april3-tf Ticket Agent
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SALES TO COME.
VALUABLE LAED NEAR NASHVILLE

TUX oAUEs
AN authorised TO sell and make complete titles 70 the
i Tract Of Land upon which the late n. p Walker re-
nded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
ated and the slaves and stock the place. The placa
g situated on the alatin turnpike and intersectsd By
ne Nashville and LouisFiis Railroad Is near enough %
Nashville 10 make it convenient country residences oT
persons doing business in the city has as ne spring
mere Is IN the State and Is susceptible Of divisions INTO
ing stustons fronting the turnpike or rsrogd am al.
noilsao 10 SET me entire fraet in body or parcels
ana 90 such credit as may deem expedenk shall be
On me place during the hst and second weeks Of EOEem-
Der next and viii receive proposals for tbs purphass af
private sale OF al or any Of the above named real and per-
sona property In the mean time any person desiring 10
s1aHne tne property can Do 50 By ealing Mrs Agnes
Waaer on tae place, and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 70 her or John Taylor OF Mathew Asn on the Dc
or addressed to me at Trenton, Gi5sou COUNTY Tenn
sepi24-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

October Is4O left Nashville to 90 to Virginia, ex
pecting there after while. then placed in
books papers, and letters, in relation 70 the bHsines Of
Dickinson Shrewsbury, and Dickinson, Armstrong d Co.,
also lsft with Harris & Austin large Box containing,
mans Saddle new, together with two or three old
also len the care of MT. George Brown, four other
Trunks containing some clothing and articles had used
in my room, together with some papers, &C
These books and papers deemed important TO me- and
could nothing them only that the house in
which Of Trunks had been put had been taken
down and removed Hopng tbat these Trunks and con-
tents possession Of person about Nashville,
bis ia TO Respectfully ask one and an in Nashville 10 examn
premises and if any Trunks, Books, Papers,
any part thereof herein described be found, any
wiNbe paid by delivering the M Merritt s. Pitcher,
WIN. DICKINSON,
mare3-d3m Kanawha, Salines, Va.
MOENT OLIVET CEMETERY.
TUE Directors Of this Company new to the
i Public, that MS Cemetery has been laid Of with suit
able avenues and Nelks, and portion Of the ground
Bubdlvided into Family Lots which are offered for sale
The map Of the grounds ean be seen at the Office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to cal
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident thsv could not have made
more suitable location for Cemeery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to TIE public to spare nc
money or PAINS TO make il equal TO any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may fea some pride in.
The Cemetery is now in charge OF competent Super,
iuteudent living the ground under whose direction in
termens viii be made in the best and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are desroUs that the
grounds should be visited BY the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the Office of Lnds
ley Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, the
sth iuSt and every Friday afternoon thereafter the
same hour. The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desiroUs of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residences BY sending their
cards to the President Of the Company.
C. ". NANCE, Sec'y. iy6-f
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For Sale.

S10O ACRES or LAND, situated three or four miles
GOU Northeast Oith city, between Gaan and Porter
Turnpike Roads, One Tract OF about 55 has been
subdFided in pieces varying IRON 10 50acfes, viii
be sold out in Lots the whole may be suit purchasers
1bsis Tract Of superior Land, entirely free from rocks
its soil deep and Of the richest quality wen mbered and Sc
In blue grass, has number Of ne Springs all
ordng abundant supply Of the puresl the
GallatR road il is reached By good Turnpike half mile
through the Tract 20 the Cumberland River. On farm
Is comfort able dwelling and OuhOus5s, young apple
orchard Of go trees, peach orchard, ard long range
and substantial stone fence skirts the place
road. Temsl, p and years, win interest from
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract OF about los acres three miles
Northeast from the city, and about half mile the
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads, andis subdivded into Lots containing from
acres, and ntereced BY convenient avenues Tems-I and
years. with interest Possession given Immediately for
either both Of the above Tracts Land, provided TIE
chaser will pay fair equivalent the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN u. WINSTON.
mar27-d6. 25 Cherry street.
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stopping a. Southampton, both going and returning they
oer passengers processing London Have, advantages
over other route, for the economy Of time and
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Main Saloon l30 dollars First Cabin Lower saloon
Ito dollars; Second do. 90 dollars.
Al letters and newspapers pass through the Pest Of
fee.
No bIs ofadng win be signed or parcels received on the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply TO
c. A. HEINEKEE & CO., Bremen,
CRoSKEY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. JSELIN, HaVre. TfeblI-lOm.
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H. z. DOrrfs.
ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY

A T this Foundry am making Cooking. ParIOr,
"A and Heating stoves, Of every variety, Hollow
Ware Of all kinds AndOns, Sad Irons and Waffle Irons
all kinds.
Also, tin Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware all OF which
prODose to wholesale retail cheap cash 70
punciua time dealers Particular attention paio Roofing
ana GptteruF. X. P. bORRIS
apr97 No. College street, Nashy lille
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATEN BENZOLE GAS.
County and State Rights for Sale. The OnIl
BenzOIe Machine that win give good light.

THE entire apparatus occupies but little room,
4 requires little attsntion-except winding up,
similar TO c,5sk.
The expense one third less than ordinary Coal Cas-
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light in the
world. 1t be in practical operation at Hender
son Bros, Deaderick street
Any persons wanting their houses ifgnUed be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights can be
had BY applying 10 VIM WARNE
aug 81 Cherry StreetNashIie
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CHAS. RORERTSON,

(Late OF J. G. 3 Q. hoDertson, Dread streeL.I
NONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer, and
J dealer N Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No. IT, Market Street. opposite
Morris StrattOns would respectfully inform the citizens
Nashville and surrounding community that be ID per
manently located in the above business, and would be
pleased to receive share Of public patronage.
E Particular attention paid to orders from the country
dec7-lV
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Nashville sDring Races.
f aleS


TUESDAY Nay s6hhatoh Race for s25OO side, $1,000
\ oneitl mile hests-2 years old, carrying 80 pounds
Ihos Bacon names colt by imported Albion, dam by
heVlaiban, Wm houudtree names Ely Bynum py 1ien-
eoe, dan by Othello or Shamrock.
WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, ls57-SWeepetakes for unlTleo
syear oid mile heatsSl00 enance $50 forfeit Three
or more 20 make race closed with the following entries
Gen Cheaihan enters Ch colt By hpsion daa COT
tage Girl BY imported Ainderby.
,. W Dheatham enters by imported Gieneoei oaln
Leonea Love by imported LeVisihan.
B. WIN kOundtree enters ch BY Sd Boston, dam sally
Jones, BY Ievialhan.
imported PFam.
S. Eli Edum enters BY imported Albion, dam BY i'm
ported Sovereign.
g. P s. Fowler enters br Lizzie Burrus BY Lamda, dam
BY Pacific
z Chas MeiweatheT enters gr BY imported Ambassa-
dor, dam FlaEineila, Jr., BY imported Autocrat-
THURSDAY May 2Sth.-PrOpuetOr's Purse S2OO-mile
heats.
FRIDAY. May 29h.--SEeepstakes for year olds-92G0
entrance $50 0Tei-One mile heats Three make
q race. closed With the following entries
l. Gea Cheatbam enters eh BY BpsilOn, dam Cottage
Gin, By mpOTted Ainderby.
2 WIN RoundTee enerss BY Sd Boston, dam Sally Jones
BY LeYiathiau.
4 Col Geo Elliott enters gr imported Albion, dam BY
Leviathian.
s. Carrick enters by imported Albion, dam Ratler.
g. Chas Merrweathsr enters By imported Ambassa-
dor, Sister 10 FFaxinila, BY imported Autocrst.
SATURDAY, May 3OthPropretor's Purse aS0O-tWo mile
heats laprl2-hl W. J, PHIELIESs Propulsion.
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VALUABLE IRPRoYED CITY Lois FOR

ONE Lot fTohtng aaPlo 80 feet running bach
~ $50 feet with superb Brick Dwelling contafu5v ar
10 rooms, good eislern, Sm0ke-h0uss, sc.
ALSO Lot fronting I25 feet Pearl street and Igl
ieet deep, with good story Brick House containing or
10 rooms servants rooms kitchen, &C. good WE'LL smoke
house, e. Both Lots dney Wth shrubbery shade and
fruit trees, and viii De sold accommodating terms Ap
ply 70 NANCE * WOODWARD.
JAMES d.. MURRELL, or
AVN. q. NANCE
Several good Farms, Well Improved, Nashville.
A large number Of unlmprOged Lots. Several Garden
Lots from 70 IS aCFes the city. Those wishing 70
purchase will do well ~ call soon on.
ian7-'57-u. NANCE 81 WOODVARD
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FUNERALS.

w r. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Csle-
w bTsted Patent Metallic Burial Cases, is
prepared attend to ali Funerals heretofore
services may be required. Office the Phoenix WarerOom
No. 49 Spring street, Cherry Residence No. u Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-ii also attend TO receiving and forwarding bodies
&c, when notified. Tapr96-tf.
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Al. Mcbride.

COPPER, TIN g. SHEET IRON WORKER.
No. z, BROAD STREEF,
NASHVILLE, TEN NNESSEE.
7 HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
MeCssln in the above business and hereby tender nv
sincere thanks 70 all my old friends and patrons for their
hberaty heretofore extended 70 the rm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of avOrs from them and
wish to inform all the world and the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splsnd d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns ParOr Stoves for wood and Goa
and faHcy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware of every variety hand made to order Fur
naces and Foot Stoves entirely new patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work such Is
House Gutterng Roofing, or any other branch pertaining
TO that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
MyOd friends of the River viii find it to their advantage
tOca and give hesg1z before bargaining elsswhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES evlin.
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with ystsr
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light draught
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
junel4 is25
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Fine Old WhisIKies.

WE received from Philadelphia three barrels Of
w 3. & q. Catherwo0ds old Mountain Rye Whisky,
Three barrels OF xxx
Three do Xxx
Two do Xxx
One do Y
Two barrels old Bourbon, Is4s These whskies are
pure, and worth from 5O TO four dollars gallon
For sale In any quantity, HOLLIsTER &c CARTER,
spr3 q, Union street,
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THURSTON & BERNARD,
No. 10 Public Square,

IN0LE uUUT 20 OaInOun 81
VETE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English Merinos, PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded all wool DeLEines, BOmbaznes, C8shmeres, Man
chester DeLsines Plaid Red Yellow and White Flaunes
oil qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of al kinds to which invite the sten
tiOn Of all CASH buyers, IS give good bar0siuF.
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WWTE have a supply Of these celebrated Safes, are
w known TO be both Burglar and Fire p OF
How often does happen that when houses burn down
all the books and papers the safe found to be dsm
aged they quite legbs? This has happened
with the Herring Safe While various other Safes have
come Fire totally destroyed theirs have not been
slightest degree damaged. They also defy Burglars
their locks cannot be picked and gunpOWder proof
mbrIO MACKENZIE g. WILSON.
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UNTHRFnET!
CAUTION TO PARTIES PURCHASING
N PIXIES MAGNOLIA WHISKY,
Cincinnati. ohio.

THE undersigned manufacturer and sole pro -
4 pueior Of the above brand Of WHISKY, would
respectfully inform his customers and puTchasersl
Of this celebrated band that there has appeared in the ChaF
lesion and other Southern markets counterfeit OF te above
whisky, being p0isoHous imitation branded similar 70 Dis
brand il passes under the Of S. N Dlkes Magnolia
WHISKY, Cincinnati Ohio, and other similar 70 s. n
Pike As there party I'm this city ol the name Of s.
Dke, d, s impose and deceive those who would
purchase thD genuine brand. make this satemtnf 70 pat
pass hef guard there several perscDs In the
east and king Imitation and using with
slight alteration. Thave anayzed several samples Of this
counterfeit brand and found that contains deadly p0issn
this fact alone impels on the public, protect those
who sble be deceived and prevent the evil results
attending The Of bis poisonous imitation. also hereby
caution the oouuerers Of my brand that viii prosecute
them the luH extent Of s law. The genuine s. N Pixies
Magnolia Whisky Is distilled ron the bOst qualities OF Rye
Corn. and warsated free from any deeteous OBJ
noxiOns compound, being pare and healthy beverage.
Many parties have recently commenced making brand Of
Whisky Magnolia, but they Imitation Of my
trade brand be careful and getthe only genuine Magnolia
Nhiskey made In The United States, aud distilled only By
apr2-Iy SAM'L n PIKE,
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New Goods
RATTAN CHAIRS.
GAS COOKING MACHINES


We have great variety Of Cheap Patterns.
WaiterB--We have numerous Patterns OF Oval, Round
and Obong Walters from $40 and upwards. Feather Dus-
teTs SCTubbng aud Backing Brushes French Scrubbing
Brushes MOps, Hearth BrOOms, &e., DC. -
mrh1O MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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TNHURST0N BERNARD have removed to No. l6
i Public Square, HeXt door to Calhoun's where they
will be happy show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimeres; Yestngs, Gloves
HONeTy, CravEts Handkerchiefs, &C., &c.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UHITKD STATES KAN sTEAMERs.

FT7HB ships comprising this line are WASH -
a LNGTON. Capt E. CaVendy; HER
MANN, Capt. EdWard Higgins Thsss slea-
meTs stop at Southampton, both going and rslFning
PRoPesrn nATRr ntrrTra-.