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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

Furniture ana carriages DOIed. ana other light
gouds tot enumerated, Csrboys Of acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs. 42O
FIRST CLASS
Piano FOrtes, puks, Stationery Boots S Oes, Liquors
us &C. 10 ,ttes Campn ne and spirits Terpenttns in
barrels U4rpetink, th Uass and Gas ware, gas IN
boxes or bales, urugs Fruits Fruit Trees aud ShruboerV
Furs arden Seeds, Lacking GLASSES and Looking Glass
p tes a. Tsk9 Oysters n oans and jars, saddlery
Tin aud Britannia Ware, cas- and Spices.
SECOND CLASS
Hard W-re except su,n specified third class Coffee
Tobacco boxes Leather tu roll and boxes Oils bar
and ks, Crockery AID Queensware and casks
nice, Whiting Plas err sheet Brass aud Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shovels Spades, Iron Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tin Plate, AnvIs Wee casks Of hams Hoes, Mali ma
aud G.uon Cordage, Coffee, Heavy iasunes, Mil GearT
spung, and AXes, Railroad heels and Axles
-ha r. and spikes, ard EosiGt barrels
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carr boxed, and other
light ic5s eraed EsO. CahOys AcidS OF other
gh-micUls, viii be rhsped double first class ratss
a. Have eyrrv package plaiulr m I'D with name NJ
c5sanee and depot # delivery Attention to
mater prevents delay! aud os iusures speedy
delivery. -
Goods shipped via savannah should signed 20 gent
1 Central E- road, Savannah anu Packages marked care
Agent c. r. g., - vannah
Goods shipped via hareon shoulu he can.igned to the
Az tu South CarOUua slrDad, ton and pacK-
-e marked, rare gent ). {. K. f. Charleston. 5. G.
The through rstes as above covers al exp from New
YORK Nashv lr No commission. dragdgs, or rharags
ahargs either az Charleston or SaOaHHah
Shpp-rs rely uuOn urH'rm rates aud prompt delve-
By both lines over. harg-s and dan ages BY ehr
me, will be adjusted b. the agenls Of The Nashville and
Jhai7no0ga knsd.
OuiruC necessary for lhuir recovery, Ound
gill the same az the expiration Of ~ days AFTER no
tons on the sbcs and CHat5O8Ooga EOad must be ad
drsssed 10 Il. ! 7"esTsor, SHPt N1lhrihls-
Charleston Line No. 1876 sdway aud The Sa annah
CHA's W. ANDERSON.
uay2S-U BP Gr AGENT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NJ. BRlEN&M. NJ. BRIEN, JR.
Attorneys at Law,

OFFICE, No. Il wItsT-SIUE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEk'S BUILDING,
formerly occupied by I'D. Ewng)
4 HAVEtaken in copl rtnersbp son NJ. NJ BRiEN, Jr,
mi me practice Ia all the courts OF Davidson county
one or both Gao generally found in the once Prompt
d especial attention given 20 securing and collecting ali
constantly and any engage tn probe SION In Inc
Mountain District for the last 20 wears and wal continue 70
ttd 10 securing and collecting claims inIused my
81 he counties ofCaunon. DeKaIb While, Feutress, Over
I'm utra an Jackson. have general EcquaJnthuce
f lie uerchants aud business in "a counties The
pfs of Nashville and in other places, might hnd II 10
sntsrsst 70 confer with me 10 relation thereto.
10 any and all persons who know me Tor my ability
aJteniion 10 business - -
10y. MANSON NJ bEIEh'
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LONGaURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail COnfectiORerS
NO.45 UNION STREET.

HAVE on hand very choice assortment of Candies Of
IL all kinds, Cakes Nuts Preserves Pickles Cstsups
srdines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples, Oranges
Apples and every thing of the kind usually kept in Con
dictionaries.
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, Clears
and TOBACCO, of the very best brands
Their Bakery onenf the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers Of the best quality at the lowest prices.
PARTIES, W WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C.,
Furnished By them on the shortest notice, with Cakes
Confeconaries, &C., &C. in the highest style OF the
Mr. Longhurst, who has charge OF the Manufacturing
department has received several diplomas in New York
Tor the best articles IN his line. exhibited at State Fairs
and Of the most skiful ConecOBers in the eoun
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ARREST THE MURDERER
S.gsBgS RSeW9P6!:.

4 NAN named JOHN owen, resident Of williamson
n County, Tenn Thursday morning committed az al
and s murder rpun the body oi MC Jsh ~ iliey
citizen 0t-p Aforesaid county sid Uwua Is abe at 80
uu er a. 30 aches height, ghs about S5 pounds,
a.r we'll formed he tsguicE rpoSrb, daFk COS peNun
aaj da Boa r. has avS beard it's presumed he has
gene 10 the direction OF G Tenn essec or 4 aosiaa
We wild civ. me above reward frr his arrest and delivery
q the hcrG Williams county, ar hail me amount Tor
Sb9,rt. . J. VI HITLEY.
juue3oU =. n M1iILbf.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILkOAD.
-

THE GrestOent-a Route, connecting the AtsntcctIsl
withh estern, westgrn and Southwestern Siatei
BY q continuous Railway direct This read also connects
et Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers TO all ports on
the Western Rivers and 1t Cleveland and SanduEky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct, cbsIpes and reliable route by which
EEEIGHT be forwarded TO and from the GrsGt WCs
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods zs.,.r mn
lin b0Ies,) Furs, Feathers, de-. 0F ~
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bsles,l Hardware, Lea 6Oe per ICON
tber,
THIRD CLASS.-Arvils.Ba ggDg, Bacon, 5oo IA, oor
AID PORK On bulk Hemp, &c....... wv ~ AVA
FOURTH gLASS.-Cafee, Fish, Bacon A. -. oop
and PIX (packed) Lard sud Lard Oil -'' per AOOS
Flour-75 cts per BY uu'Il urEher notice.
GrBin-95 cts. per l x lbs, EEl i further notice.
C0tOn-$2per bale, OF e&ossing 500 lbs. weight unit
further notice.
e In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phils
dephia be particular 40 marx package Blq philadelphia
EsilyOIG" IN Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Pitsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIsHI AoHETs.-HRrris, Wormley 4 Co.. Memphis,
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co. St Louis; j. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and hurdOck ano
Garter Jewett, Louisville ky; K. g. Beldrum, Madison
lnGanG; SpTlgLan Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
n. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; leech Co, NO
% ki5y street Boston; Leech Co. AstOT House. New
York; No " liaE street. and Nos BatierG Place. New
York Ed. Sneeder, Philadelphia; MagrsW Rooms, Bal
tmOre: Geo. G Ersuciscus Pittsburg.
a. q. HOUSTON, General Freight AQeat, Phila.
Il. J. LOABAERT, Sup't, ALtO01sa, Pa.
may Sly
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY S12-TImE TBIGO, 25 HOURS.
FENRAINS run through from Stevenson TO Mem a1-Tt
n phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at steven
SON. Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold fol
Sl2 Time through 25 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, P.M
Train, which arrives Stevenson at IS A NJ, and con-
meets with Trims for Memphis No delay except il chang
ing c. L. ANDERSON,
april3-tf. Ticket Agent
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Southern Portable Plantation
COrn-F e ed and FlOuriEg-Mill
Powder /! POwder

lust received In Magazine and FOR sale 28O0 kegs SO
half kegs 500 quar- kegs Dupont celebrated RIFE PoWdsz
oy n & 3. F. CHEATHAH, Agent
mHhlI-H for he MznafaefurRf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

dull. and the publishers cccupstion ncary gone.
books are selling ar auction for pree- lower than
ever known. Yet q sale of valuable Frustrated
foreign works brought out large audience .illing
to give high prices, slmost up to the retail marx
The illustrations were the great attraction shown.
how general il the diffusion OF taste for the hne
arts.-It is said that $1,000 turkeys were goboied
Up in tits city on Christmas day. The market WAS
profusely supplied and some of them reached the
great weight Of ~ pounds each. Birds Of this size
sold at s. each, formerly as high IS p. More dis
play OF holiday hnery was made at Christmas. more
money laid ont in gifts, and more hilsrity and good
feeling prevailed throughout the city than anybody
anticipated. -A letter written by Thomas Alhbone,
in Italy, has been published by his brother express
ing great astonshnent that any one should consider
him swinder, and regretting his inability to D.
turn. The thing is 80 suprenely contemplate that
the community u at q loss TO decide which is the
greater fool the knave who wrote the letter or the
simpletop who caused it TO be published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

From Our o~u Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, lc51.
| remarked in late letter that many of our peo-
pie believed the resumption by yosr banks was
precipitated by fear Of Legislative action, aud was
therefore, premature, and could not be MAN.
taped. We are aware that TO aid them in MAN.
tanning resumption, you have no real specie cur
reney ~ We have here, your circulation being
made up of small bank notes, and consequently do
not require o. large an amount Of coin as might BE-
supposed at a first glance. Then you have apub-
liz opinion in favor of the banks and banking, so
strong as TO ride down all opposition Here 1t lie
directly the contrary. We have no small notes.
thus recurring the channels of trade to be con-
stantly filed with coin for all sums below five
dollars. hence resumption with us will require
more specie than it would with you. Then, again.
the Locooco party retains all the bitter hostility Tor
hank, which Gen. Jackson's unfolding obstinacy
infused into il. and pursues and opposes the whole
sv.tem with venom peculiar to the ignorant dcnia.
gogue. But the great reason why We apprehend
Ssneer of another suspension in New-fork Is the
condition and extent Of the foreign debt. The large
soount Of specje held by YOUR banks s evidently
snnpl;ed bv the country banks. drain is thus 60
inc On over the whole country, having New-fork rs
the center. From New-York, as the great money
center, il i. shipped to Europe in payment Of the
enormous debt due there. Now the fall in cotton
has been one half and will be still greater Ii has
gone down from Is cents to 9, and VIII a''uredi'
s;nk 70 6. The paying power Of that great re.
lance being thus reduced one half and the export Of
aour and grain being about ended. while bonds ana
stocks hsye ceased 10 be taken abroad, there nItle
else but specie left to FL up the gap occaslonea y
this une sppied disappearance values ia"sPec''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
EROM ALBANY.
A NEW ANTI-RENT MOVEMENT.

From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Dec. %, 1857.
Last week happened into meeting of farmers
from several towns in Albany and Rensselaer, Coun'
ties. assembled to organize an association, emorac'
inc both counties, to raise money for the defense
of all suits brought by the heirs and assigns OF the
late Stephen Van Rensselaer, for the enforcement
of the covenants and conditions contained IN the
manor grants. Between two and three hundred
plain men in hOmespun were seated IN second'
story room, which, l should judge from appear
ances is ordinarily appropriated to Dutch dances
The Hon. Harry Belts of Rensselaer, was Chair
man. with several VcePresidents and Secretaries.
The Hon. John l. Slingerand was called upon TO
address the people and was not little amused 81
his style of oratory and the matter OF his speech.
Although at least so years old, and born ana
brought up in Albany County, within FIVE miles OF
the Capital of the State, be spesks English as I'm.
perEectly az if he were German Importation OF
only a wears experience. He talked ABOUT ieudai
tyranny and oppression, about freedom ana mae,
pendence, about the blood of our foreiathers Sheu
in defense of liberty and to secure to their chidreh
the rights and privileges OF freemen, sna aoou th
ureat many other things not very pertinent 10 Inc
osttsr in hand in language and in tones that showed
, Great familiarity with the good old King James's
trsnslation of the Bible and habit OF exhortng az
religious meetings But with deal of irrelevant
t.I bs coptryed 20 mingle facts and anecdote: that
caught the attention and enlisted the symPs1s;s o.
his sudience. He said that when boy his father
used to send him to the Manor House Win tne ,si
fowls and load of wood, exacted IN the grant, anu
that the Agent of the PATRON would accept OF none
but the latest Of fowls, and the very best hickory
One year, having taken load of hemlock, he was
ordered to take it back and not show mnsen again
unless he had load Of wood as good 81 ieas,
o. rock maple. In those days, too, ne saia
very good wheat Was very CAREFUL! exam.
ined, and none but the best aeceR'su ,,,sa
and any deficiency of weight deducted from the
meesure But times were changed. He thought
if be- should now appear at the Mansion House, he
would not be required to take Of bis hat, his fowls
would not be very carefully hspdled ~ Determine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

NEBRASKA LEGIsLATRE-Tbe Upper House Of this
body effected an organization on the 9Th INST, -
eecting DR.. Geoge w. Miller Of Douglas County.
President; Ws,6bum Stafford Of Oteo County, First
Clerk; SAMUEL II. Ebert Of CASE County, Second
Clerk; - Rex Of Douglas County, Sergesnt-as-
Arms, api - Cromwell OF Richardson County,
Door Keeper.
III. Lower House completed It's organization on the
9th nst, by electng j. II. Decker II Nebraska Cfy,
speaker Of the House. S. Curran First Clerk; Robert
H. Howard, Of Dscotsh, Second Clerk ID. hattias.
Sergeant at Arms, and - Fisher, Doorkeepcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

A NEW GoyERsOK IL Nova SCoTIa.-Ofheisl IN
formation wa received at Halifax by last mail that
Sir Ga,pard Le Marehant has been appointed Civil
Governor Of Malta the salary Of which Office Is
e. 600 sterling per anruIn, and hat the Right Hon
the Earl Of Mulgave has been appointed to sroeees
him in the government Of Nova Seotis. Is said sasA
Earl Mulsr.ye will be at Halifax durng eert ~oesA.
and tina, Immediately On his arrive Sir 0sspsd sAx
lesvs fog kaaA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

TIE SrEsHERsHD.-Among the candidates LIKELY
to be in the field the Democratic side for Speaker
Of the Assembly is Thomas Jones, Jr., OF the lAth
District Of this city. Mr.. Jones 70 q young man OF
energy hard worker, and has acquitted himself with
general satisfaction in the arduous duties OF Chairman
Of the Finance Committee on the Board Of Council
men during the past year. Ii II aid that the so-esiled
National Democrats will support him, and that scme
of the Americans have also looked upcu him sp-
.Jroyingiy,
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,,fcrER,s PASSAGE WITH DOUGLAS-HOW
THE SENATOR'S LOOKED.

Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Inquirer. ~ ., 1877
WASHINGTON, Dec q, 1901:
Nearly all the Senators were present. Hale WIN
his broad good-humored countenanee turned toward
the ladies gallery leaned back in his CHAIR the PFC
fure Of conentment. Houston, toll, erect ana power
fui arrayed in vest of tremendous pattern, anu
PLAYING with his huge watch-seal, stood near Tue
center Of the chamber, cOnversing with MI fu9i, %
Ohio whose modest apparel and slight stature haue
"A strong contrast between the Herculean build ana
somewhat conspicuous array of the old Texan Sena-
tor Gen. Houston chershes frontierinan loVs
OF ornament. His vests are always oi an e&aggeruteo
pattern, his pants striped a la mtdiTe ON the QUEER
seam; on the fore.fnger Of his left hand rs mas.
sfse seal-ring, and the middle fingers OF ms riSht
hand have each a large ring of plain gold occasion
ally he sports fine diamond PIN but this IS on extra,
ordinary occasions Instead of oveTcoat he wears
a huge Mexican blanket and on his head very broad
trimmed felt hat, like Spanish sombrero. He Is
slightly lame, from wound received IN some OF ms
the nobes Indian prince There, too, in his seat was
Gen Jefferson Davis late Secretary OF War-a tall,
thiD demonstrating man, with sharp FEATURES and
keep restless eye Near him was Green OF Missouri,
she Young Senator who made his debut few days
since, in a powerful reply to Mr.. Douglas Directly
behind Gen. Davis sat the distinguished 'irgman,
Hunter, dsrk-compleX dark haired man. with
determination stamped upon every line OF MS express
siyc face Seward in his seat cool, unconceTned
but with latent power IN his subtle brain wnich 10"
Senators possess He sits IN the single row oil Sea's
with Trunbull, Hale, Wilson and Sumner, tho later
,,entlemsn present in his accustomed chaE.
,orrsroud.pce Of The Baltimore Sun.
WAsHISGroS, Dec -, 1857
The arrival Of Gen. Walker, upon his second rcvo,
Iutonayy return from Central America has created
acme suIprjse inasmuch as the extent OF Capt Pauid
ipo's orders In relation to him and his force was I'M
known. Ii was generally supposed that our squsdron
was 10 block ade him in the port OF san Juan ana pre-
yepf the landing Of resnorcements but not TO inter-
fore with him on the shore. Even now some doubt Is
expressed whether Capt. Paulding acted WITHIN ms
Instructions. Others sirrmse that Walker eaptV!sted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

In ID. four y,s, which followed ne banspey o. II ~nS. =.
speculation had erased AID ~.s - @ 80 b.s tb.n ~ th.
for prryoe. ope. Nine year. see the erp had re ss$
soO po 49, 80 uow with favorable seasons mere ~
- - 1. tia no, stsin the quantity Of 100000 o.-s
Ia sr. uDssd for IT, and tho pop are the,s to s0,s
ine Up un sh IL dee!ine 10 the p u fod shA ot'
80, - s. tloas.. ,As aO'y Of EE1pea9 oSue 10 Pr
chase egA muS dec.9e.
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Ne<NeI
TO OUR sUBsCRIBElRs S.

Tho person viii be entered upon books
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter all
viii be assumed by ourselves ia Il SAFE tran-mison.
COUNTRY PAPER pushed lrweek during
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than viii be received terms
proportoned 10 the above annual
ss-P0rMAsTE authorized agents BY
sending DAILY subscribers, with SO enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, enclosed copy
gratis.
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

NAVY AGEsr's 0rTTcx,
April 20, 1867
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this OF
~ lice until Monday the twenty m day May 1857 at noon for
e supply such Of fresh beef and vegetables may be
required the Washington during ibe fiscal commencing
u" mo LIST day OF July the 30th June 1857
Inc bceand vegetables be Of good quality and the best tho
market affords and article be offered BY the pound
bnd with approved security will be required In oneaf the est
mated amount Of the aud twenty ccnm In addition win
p Withheld from the to be made coat
security for the due performance the contract which viii ON
"V secSun be paid until IL Is fully complied with
Every Offer made directed in the act OF
ugres making appropriation for the service for lS464
proved 10Th August 1st5 written guarantee signed by
~ responsible persons undertake that
s bidder or bidders viii s their bid be accepted entor into
within i've days, with goot and sufficient suretes TO
furnish the articles proposed.
Antee = !, npEtssi raE Na,,, ,,on,
Ap 25--lawiwt
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United states Mail.

VERMONT
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington April u.s. 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
States July l. 1857 inclusive
Office OF h Department until of May 1857 be
decided the day
I'm lieu Of under numbers in the advertisement
January, 1879
451 From Woodstock to Windsor Is miles and back times
week and from Woodstock by Barnard, Bethel Is miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Woodstock daily, except Sunday, at San
Arrive at Windsor by ~ a mi
Windsor daily, except sunday, arrival of
Arrive at Woodstock by 50
Leave Woodstock daily except Sunday, at sa M
Arrive n Bethel by IL M;
Leave daily except Sunday, at 4 IN;
Woodstock by
Bethel Gaysvlc, Stockrsso
bune, and Mendon To Rutland - miles back
a week. sI
Bidders propose sshes Of departures TO
be approved W the postmasers at the o route
Sookbrigc, Hancock miles and
back, week. and Rpton, by Middle
bury, Mhldlebury miles back three times week
propose schedules departures arrivals m
proposals requirements see nd
vcrtiscen inviting proposals for mail
States dated Isl january 1857, to be found principal poet
AARON V. BROWN,
Ap lS--lawiwt Postmaster General.
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DouNTY LAND WARRANr Whereas, on the

D0UNTY LAND WARRANT.--Whe Whereas, on the
ID 18th October 1855 bounty land warrant No 1882 for ieo
issued 10 the undersigned his (ocober TO- lSoo
and by the Commissioner OF Pensions George H. Hickman OF
BALTIMORE and has lost that hvo received said war
hereby notice that have transferred assigned said
authorized sell assign the same for mo
and have filed affidavit cayeat to prevent tho
patent claimant will apply dnpI
cate Cor the same at the proper time
ApiI-law6ws ELISHA S. JOHNSON.
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United States Patent Office,
.autyf,r,,~ ApriI 1877

ON tho petition of Pliny Robinson, of Leonards-
vne New York praying for the extension OF patent granted
him the goth July 1843 Improvement In machines for
cleaning sos for from the expiration OF said patent
which place the goth day OF July, 1857
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent oce on
Monday 9th July ~ o'clock and all
notified appear and show they hay why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
required to file in the Fnten
Office objections specially forth in writing least twenty
before the hoang all testimony filed by either party to
transmitted accord
the rules OF the Office which will be furnished appca
ton.
closed tho Goth June depos
other relied testimony must be filed the
office before the morning OF that day the arguments any
within ten days thereafter,
Ordered aIso that this bo published In tho Unen lne
gencer Evening Sar Washington, d. CT Republican, Baltimore
Nd; Pennsyvanan Philadelphia Pal Daily News New York VI
Boston, for three successive weeks
vous to the Goth Of July next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PSEors papers will please and send their
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Ap 22-1aw3w
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@" The First Annual L.

SaSN The First Annual Exhibition of tho Washing
ton Art Association comprising pictures statuary &c, by the most
eminent artists in the United States will be opened to the public at
Mr. Coeorans building street, between 18th and lst
streets Saturday morning 7h instant 10 O'Clock and
vii continue open until further notice. day between the hours
m TO- and 10, Tickets OF admission may be procured
at the door, and principal bookstores the city Single nd
mlsson twenty five cents Season tickets, fifty cents
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HOMPLETION of Panama Railroad. d.--Reduction
Cl0nnUnItcd States mail steamships leave New
Asnwa the 5t and Goth Of each month"; connecting
vii mail steamers from Panama 10 san Francisco
steamships have inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and slidy
railroad +7 miles long) completed from ocean
OCEAN crossed In or hours The baggage OF passengers
through Francisco and
by tho Tho
money n York all expenses OF tho trip
kept in port in New York. Psnana and San
detention in accident so that the route
entirely rciiatte .
the day they arrive al A,pnwa
Dduor go through by each steamer and ako charge Of
and Children ptlout osher protectors
through tickets ~ the lowest rates apply nj tho agency ~
West street. New York 70 W. RAYMOND
May 6~-dn