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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-05
Latest from HOng-KOng-The Tea
Market.

We have received from Mr. George W. Walter tea Zeal
err No. 4S s. Gay street. circular letter dated Kong,
18th December from the house Of Wetmore Cryder Of
Canton This letter gives quite discoura gin
the Tea trade wiog it to have been seriously
ed by the difficulties with the English and Ameri
No hopes Of an immediate, or reasonably remote
settlement Of hostties anticipated Points Of
tenion had also arisen between the French and Chinese
governments. The circular further from the pres
aspect of affairs Canton, resumption
distant than ever and many that the present
difficulty more general character trade at the
northern ports will be nerdcted by the Imperial
ment."
The probabilities judging from circumstances alluded
in this letter, that Teas will materially advance and
likely become quite before trade with China ain
fairly settled Baltimore Patriot 27H.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
| WILL sell my RESIDENCE and about thirty aeret Of
GROUND, staAtrd Ia the beautiful village OF kdge eed
mile from tse city OF Nashville. and ir0stng the
GAllAtin Piss, FAherlAnd and HobsOn Ilprob-
ably one Of The most bauto places In Davidson c0uny,
and would maNe very desirble residence Or gentleman
OF fortune. itis we'd situated up building
lots, hayiag about six thousand feet Of fronts object
IA selling 10 40 build upon . less vsluAee portion my
and uue. n HOBSON
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w RITING

A III who wish 10 avail them elves OF Mr..
IA DOlBEAR'S instructions in Writing ShouG -
do without delay, Mr. ID 3 stay in the city ~ -
Is but limited. Those who wish know the-<-r=>1AA
permanent advantage a. his instructions sh1 ud inquire Of
those VI m he taught yeare since in This
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PARTNERSHIP

TOHN g. BRIEN and SIMEON VENABLE have formed
81 partnership for the practice OF their profession. Of
Zee IS Cherry street, Nashville, Tennessee.
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FOR SALE, RENT Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY
TwO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.
Boarding HOlGSe.

TIVE undersigned keeps Boarding House on Cedar
street next 10 the Yerandah Hotel where be s ready
at all times TO accommodate transient or permanent
headers at fair rates Hstahle Is always provided with
AinnIT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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LANn WANNANTS.

AEhA ANN EASAoA Viva 1eA S@NNA-
THE subscriber oHers for sale his TEMPE, AZ
Il good a Cook, Washer and IEoner there Is IN NE
State, also understands Pcklihg and Preserving.
ianih ALEA MAUKESIfB-
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
-EW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEaENTs
rTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum.
il berland, Wheeling and all parts OF the West
1s The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave except Sunday
645 connecting with trains from Philadelphia first train from
Washington Juncon will stop stations and arrive Gum
berland at 4 O'Clock p IN.
ID The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily Except Sunday
At S30 and reaches Wheeling by a. connecting at Ben
wood with for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis Louis
vc Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago s. Louis Cairo and %
mediate points.
81 The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at p m connecting with
trains for Cincinnati, St Louis Cairo Chicago and inferno
dc places The distance Cincinnati and other central and south
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by any %
route The time TO these places Is also uncqualed
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
st. Louis
Passengers and baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all tho towns the West
the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city.
second class Is attached to the mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may ne ssis i
Cumberland morning by tho express
train which leaves Cumberland $50 and reaches Whees
ut p.
Passengers from Washington have ample time for meals at Wash
ington Junction.
This is the only route by which through tickets and baggage %
can be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS,
The accommodation train, Gas will stop all stations eas
Cumberland and the express Piedmont going west
Fastwardly the mail Wheeling and accom-
mediation Cumberland reaching 545 NJ
The FREDERICK TRAIN Starts p M except Sunday stoqn
at stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving Baltimore
at IL. 80 room
The EIIcUTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station at
and 80, Leaves Ecotts Mills 73o m and 7So m,
except Sunday.
W. s. wooD.DE,
Jan 17--du Master Of Transportaha
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senate Washington fee charge for carriage before the
10th Of September next
uy a'tids q giAs y qualay asu inferior article "a
called for.
estimated that quantities mentioned win required
for the first session but the reserved the
Order giving additional quantities during
that session, or for subsequent session Of the Thirty h Con
gress
sufficient specimen Of proposed for f half
quire and Of envelopes 25 the proposal and 10
be marked with tho Of the and the price OF the
article and OF the weight per The whole Of each
article specified the foregoing list will be deemed class and
the Offering furnish such class the lowest
quality consdered will receive contract for the
ecung bond with surecs satisfactory the sere
ary the Senate for the performance thereof under forfeiture Of
twice the contract price OF failure which bond be nd
the Once Of the said Secretary within after the proposals
have been accepted.
article contracted for should delivered within the
stipulated should be Inferior respect
| OF the contractor will be put n suit
should
Senate and bo directed the Secretary Washing
ton.
Proposals and specimens the oce free Of
| charge.
| Ap 25-1aw4w
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United States Patent once,
Washington March o. 1857

nN the petition of E. a. Stillman, Administrative
NJ Of Alfred sman deceased OF New York New York praying
Tor the Of granted stman improve
ment in evapornng saccharne juices the
ron Of said patent which takes place the 18th day of
1857
Monday the 10th August IL o'clock and all
notified appear show they why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the required file In the Patent
occ their objections specially forth writing least twenty
days before the day hearing all filed by either
be used nj the said hearing be taken and transmitted accord
ance with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished appca
ton.
The testimony viii be
next depoons other papers relied upon testimony
ed In the otce before the Of that arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published The National nc
genccr, unon and star Washington, D. c. Republican
Nd Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Daily
York and Post Boston Mass
previous to the Sd day of August the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
SEiors of the above papers win please and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing his notice
Mar 2o-1aw3wt
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by whics

IL their incomes be douhed,Thc undersigned has lev =,
ed and obtained ceis patent from the United States m
rangernent and combination OF machinery for converting %
into by continuous process from the GIN through Ain
rous preparation and spinning machinery, until Is ready 0
men weaving
The saving from by this process will be a, least ten
and made from the nbgc (unhrokcn and unnured @ M
ratons OF the machinery OF the present process used 10 open
entange ~ will be about my cent stronger and
will command the markets OF the world dancng all
advanced prices. - Ma
The undersigned prepared 20 dispose &c privileges Va 10
patent. and planters viii be informed with
sructions how how machinery VIZ
other necessary particulars application addressed 70 ,us
Dcc 6-2awiyf GEORGE a. HENRY N''
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asmau stores. acandle.,, &e.-lss7,ss.

NAVY DSsAxrxEsr
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
DR0POSALS sealed, and endorsed aOner for Small
IL Stores Aoner for osadss" "ouer saltwater
may be- win be received this bureau until o'clock m the
twenty days noee al he United states al 4
Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York and Gcspo ygr such
The candies separate proposals and contracts
VI WIN % Be @ % hin may Ss ~ sS q. a from the @
the sSd yards during the fiscal ending o June
Boxes shaving India rubber Combs India rubber
Brushes, serubbing Combs fine, India rubber, gut
Brushes clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, navy vest Jack knives
Buttons, navy medium Raxors, in single cases
Buttons, navy coat Razor straps ordways
Beeawas, in 1lb. cakes pure spoons
Cotton spoolS lo yards eseh cords equal
handkerchief cotton fast eoo So by 80 inches weight
than or each texture by to y inch
Needles, sewing Nos i, 2, 8, and a. drleye boweens
Ribbon hat best French black Il yards to the piece width
Soap, shaving in cakes; each cake than COZ
Thread, black and white, Marshal,s best quality
Tape white linen, yards in length, y inch wide
Tape black, wiled cotton length ]. inch wide
Thimbies $40 and o 10 diameter.
WHITE SALTWATER soAr-separae bid for $50 900 pounds
The must be manufactured from
on sixty notice in good strong boxes about 7S pounds each
and after inspection the boxes must be hooped at end the
casDrrs-searate bid for 10000 posAds
The candles prime loaf lard
sieane candles the pound 10 inches length ercius
Up six candles No l. TO weigh not less than II 81 100
must be braided, and composed Of rs threads Of
30 good a about % ?? 80 noans as on % sg
box be marked with tho contractors the weight
candles.
MUSTARD sKHp BLACK rKrrxR, &c
Separate bids for all that be required for navy
to be delivered at New York only
Mustard ssrsar nssa seed american Ma,.hsa brown
Bottles octagon, for mustard pepper.
Corks, for bottles.
All the foregoing articles be quality conrma
bio all respects the samples deposited nd
This and subject 70 such Inspection at the yard whore de
10 be appointed by the Navy Department
All the articles 10 he delivered any expense
at respective places Of delivery rackase.
n the above articles are delivered must se marked with their
their temporary safe keeping
his residence delay may furnishing may
qed and when the contractor agent fails promptly
shall be authorized direct purchases be supply
rsqson Or duplicate copy hereof al the Bureau Of
IONS and Clothing or at either Of the aforesaid shall be
Two or more approved surets In equal to the estimated
1Sna Of h VII ,, m and 4 twenty per on'um
thereof collateral security performance
per all paid BY the
navy agent within thirty days after bills duly authenticated shall
Blank forms proposals be obtained application
nns II ser
record duplicate Of the letter informing bidder the accept
meaning the 1s4s his will accepted
conformity with this understanding
Every oner made be
Congress making appropriations for tho naval service for
or responsible 70 the oset that he ey undertake
that thcbdde bidders will il his their bid be accepted
by Win The
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MOUNT WAsHINGToN FEMALE COLLEGE

lVA Baltimore. The of this houshing
siitution located Mount Washington miles the NoI
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland legislature, W
on tho first Wednesday May 1857 with full faculty ei
rcnced Instructors consisting Of hyc gentlemen and several
This college i all that could well be desired the
shed female education No pains expenses have been @
make what ongh TO be in all respects The locality i hghy
desirable in the state The shady and beautiful grounds Afford
for pleasant walks and heahf recreation The building
large, imposing brick ei6ce, expressly for ni1
female college, thoroughly ventilated lighted with handso
furnished supplied each story and has accommodation
about 100 boardcr The establishment complete, costing
less than $4,000 During this the first OF It's operation HUE
81 boarders. -,
Office and OF Rev DIR. Hciner and Hon ransant, Bun
and Rev George Lewis scacy, Principal Mount wasgt2n '
land. ELIAS HElNth
President OF the Board Of Nkltef"
March 14-sat&wed6w
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
mo. $751;
Notice

or Esa5lisent N additional O6 IN he Territory Of
In pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled "An act to establish three additional
districts the Territory Of Kansas to be called
district the Dosage land
district hereby declared and made Offices
districts established ns follows,
For the Dsrmtrv at DoSnr1Ay.
For the DISTRICT nj FORT scoTr.
the tw,suYRS DISTINCT OGDEN, In said Territory
Given under hand the city Washington eleventh
of April, A. n. 1857
o President: e. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
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USITED STATES NAVAL CouRr on ISoulM
WaShinutoD Eebruary 20, lb9'

TNIIE judge advocate gives notice, for the nfornSt
ton OF parties coming before the under the ls see
the January le 1887 that they respectively be advised
the department when their shall have been referred
court and that IL Is desirable that presenting themselves
should prepared with list such they may
sire to have summoned specifying which Of the RESPECTIVE
OF illness for the naval scrvicen mentioned In the act %
10 be applied respectively suggesting the delay ""
which may be required; and in respect Of what Witnesses
J. NJ CARLISLE, Judge AdVo0A"
Feb 2st-u
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mo. 579.l
Notice

OF ne Esobihen n an additional Land Dia1 State Of
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857, entitled San 10 establish
district state OF Wisconsin,, be called tho
which embraces that portion Of tho old
norfh qfthe line dfdrg
ondty fire nofh; h efhe line dirfdsne torshy and
norsh; The line diring and po n
didso wrs II
established
the town Of "Etr crJRs,r In said State
Given under hand the city Of Washington this eleventh day
Of April, A. ~ 1857.
In order &C the President
jos. 8 WILSON,
Acting Copmissioner of the General Land omco
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ID III. GIII,ET. Counsellor at Law. has removed

Ut II,
Ils bis his in Franklin Row
thirteenth devote his attention
" TO IN the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much tho law concerning he win
opinions arising before
Patent once and appeals Tho chief justice assan, justices
the District Of Counbia and win the preparation and
trial Of suits concerning patents.
He win give wrcn opinions prepare for
ties having claims before Congress either the
win also claims before my board established Cor eir aa
dcaion
OCT 2s-dn
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mo. 5so.l
Notice

or he EsdbJhp u thrte additional land o6ees Territory
Of Netrosea.
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled San to establish three additional
the Territory Of Nebraska to be called respectively
the NrxAn, TsrcI RIVER LAND nsrcri
and the sDssoA hereby declared and made
known districts been established fol
lows viz:
For iNgM.Ha nsrmcT' al Brownsville.
Fort PLATTE DISTRICT at Nebraska City.
For the Dakota City said Territory.
Given under my city Washington this thirteenth day
Of April 1857.
ny order Of the President:
JOS s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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HONSULTING ENGINEER The subscriber has
~ established his residence tho city Washington
purpose acting consulting engineer tho preparation plans
and the location Of public works.
He be consulted by companies upon questions appenng
10 tho location, bridges
canals works the Improvement navigation
at his once the site OF the work.
CHARLES EIIET, Jr.,
NO 2ss n street, Civil Engineer
Washington, D. c.
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Change in the Days of Sale of the above de-
scribcd Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.
Ap l1--1awt3oJune
United states Patent Onice,

ON the petition of Harriet V. Terry administra-
" tix OF VIM d. Terry, deceased
praying for the extension OF patent granted the said VIM
the 18th day Of July, 1913
pavemens for expiration patent which
takes place the 18th day of July, 1851 .
petition Patent Office
Monday the 10th of June IL o'clock persons
notified to and show they have why said
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file the Patent
hcc their objections specially SGT forth writing
days before the day OF hearing All testimony
TO he used the said hearing be
cordance with the rules Of the Office which will
plcaion
The testimony in tho will be closed
TONS other papers relied
Office before the morning Of that day arguments any,
within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice bo published in tho
genccr and Evening star Washington d. c. Republican, Baltimore
Md Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia Pa; Daily News "
and Post Boston Mass three
yious to the 29th Of June next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner
SEtors of the above apcrs will please copy their
bills to tho Patent o1cc with containing this
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E l.. FAINT, Jr., & CO., land agents and deal
lie in exchange, Iccompton Kansns.and warrants
and sold commission Land sold
locations made aioint
The tho firm engaged in the United states
n Kansa will be able TO
business through Sweeney Rttenhousc Fsnt Co. win
orwarded 10
sweeney Riienhouse, Co, Ban<ers Washington D. C.
y. W Clark, Dodge, Co. Bankers, New York
Drexe & %, Bankers Philadelphia
I0sah Co., Bankers
dwln Snowden, Il Co, Bankers, Alexandria, Va.
A. Niaury Co.. do Richmond, Va.
M ID MerrelI CO., do New Orleans
John g. Anderson a Co, do 81 Ious No
March ls--wI&dcolm
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BY the President /:
TUoS. IiESpRlCEs.
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO rRE.ENprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of preempon to the
lands within the townships and Of townships above cnume
required to establish the the satisfaction OF the register and
the proper Land Office and make payment therefor
practicable after seg this naice aud before the appointed for G
commencement Of the public sale OF the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
TOS. A.. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land 0Gkc.
Feb 1S-law13w Tint. start
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rnorossp pArns nr s.lrINn

EDWARD X COLLINS,
No SO Wall street n. r.
BROWN, SMILEY, Co.
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD a co,
~ Austin Frtars, London
y. @. WAINWRIGHT Co,
- - Paris
The o these nccountabo for cod silver
bullion specie iewery, precious stones of
o are signed hercf and the value thereof therein expressed
May I-ftf
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TNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
following:
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edrtdgc
The Baltic Capt Jos
The Adriatic Capt James West
These ships having built
service has been in
their engines speed
for passengers unequalcd for elegance and
Price passage Liverpool cabin sl30
in second cabin s5. From Liverpool York and 20
guineas -
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for.
The ships Of this limo have improved water tight bnlk heads and 10
avoid danger from will north Of AZ deg until
after the LIST Of August.
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Change Of the Place Of Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands I'm Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale of
IN the Delaware Territory advertised 10
take place ecompton the 23d day
changed to- and will 0sawkec Territory
day and date.
BY order Of tho Secretary of tho Interior:
CHARLES f.. MIX
Commissioner ad interim,
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office of Indian Affairs April g. 1857
April 7--1awtIJune
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Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY nKrAsrGSI,

NAVY nBFAsnoNI
BAreAu Of Provisions and Clothing,
April q 1857.
ctEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
- PropsaIs Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials will be
A IA thls o'clock the lst day u May
tr furnishing and erng ION receiving days nore each
m either o the navy yards Charlstown Massachusetts, Brooklyn
New York Gospori Virginia below Of
or All following Of aclcs OF clothing and clothing
materials Quantities the be ordered
by e chief o the said navy
Yards respectively during dsa year commencing the
on July ending tho 30t day OF June, 1885, viz
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-07-29
The Crops-everywhere.

We have recently passed through portions
of Wake, Orange, Alamance, Guilford, Da-
wilson, Rowan, Davie, Yadkin, Stokes, Surry
and Forsythe counties. The Farmers were
gathering in their wheat crop, which every
where was pronounced to be the best and lar
gest yield known for many years. The oat
crop suffered severely by the heavy winter
freezes, and somewhat by the protracted
drought in May, June and a portion of July,
but is said will still give an average yield,
generally. The corn was suffering somewhat
for rain, in some sections, until the first week
or two in July, when the latter rains" set
in, and now there is a prospect of one of the
most abundant corn harvests ever known in
the country, should no disaster happen to it.
These blessed prospects should fill thu
heart of man with gratitude to a benefcen
Providence for His abundant mercies-anC
for deliverance from the %ruinous high price
that nave been demanded for food for NAL
and beast for months past. If the ensuing
year is not n of plenty and cheapness i
braadstufs, then abundance in all the varie
ties of grain crops cannot make one so.
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Temperance Celebration

A celebration of the Sons of Temperance
of Mecklenburg county will take place Mt
:" Big Steel Greek" Church, 8 miles south
west of Charlotte, on Friday, the 7th of Au-
gust.
The exercises will commence precisely at
10 O'Clock, when a procession will be formed
under the direction of the Chief Marshal.
Col. VIM. Grier, and his Assistants, Captain
Brown and DR.. Strong, and preceded by tho
Charlotte Sake Horn Band" will march to
the stand in the Grove, where the audience
will be entertained alternately with speeches
and the " swelling strains of music" Sew
eral distinguished men have consented to
address US on the occasion.
1t is made the pleasant duty of the Secre-
tary, in behalf of the Committee of Arrange
ments, to extend a cordial invitation to all
n~eighboring Divisions, both of North and
South Carolina, to all Sons of Temperance,
to all Cadets of Temperance, and to every
body indiscriminately, to the Ladies in par.
ticular and the public in general. To ali we
say, come and hear the speeches.
Come one, come all
Come friend. come foe,
"And we will do you good"
WIN. P. BROWN, Chm.
SAMU'L P. SMITH, Sec'y.