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A. HEINRICH s. CO
K1gEoae md &cOREa'Ra',
20. q, FRONT sTREET,

NO %, FRONT STREET.
WTOULD respectfully inform his old customers and the
w ''rest of mankind" that he has taken the above
stand for the purpose of carrying bust
ness in Dying AND SECURING. All who have old
clothes that them made should call. Terms
CASE. A. HEINRICH q CO,
aup4-9m. street
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Official } Ournalf for Publishing the
Post Office Letter List.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAIL ROAD.-This

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAIL RoAD.-This
road has been completed, for soma time past,
far Thompson's Station, distance of about tbir-
ty miles. The present running daily
between this place and the above station. This is
a first class road, and is one Of the best in the
whole South. Its completion is being rapidly push
ed forward. We Informed that there are at
this time three hundred hands steadily engaged at
work. and it is confidently believed that ten miles
more will be fnished by the LIST of April next,
which will bring the within four miles Of Co
lumbia
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NANCE g WOOlWARD's

w. 9 are sss.Ias good bargain. in the following


WE are offering good bargains the following list Of
50 fee. Of ground extending from Spruce to dcLemors
iato two lots CT 40 feet each, Isl feet deep
P Une lot on College street. nearly opposite Aments
~ lots in West Nashville. near the N. C. depot.
1ts on south Summer street, improved and vacant
me lot fronts 4s2 Maple street. win superb brick
on ns ana al necessary out houses shrubbery, 4e
be1. dwelling house. nearly opposite the T. A. RR-
o lots on College St. so and IS FRET in Tth ward near
81 lots Buena vista Springs Of all sizes som so feet
2 n 1oss 5T Improved or not be desired
I o 1 Ss Improved in tn Ward Market street
Works and Military College
COUNTRY LANDS.
50 acres on hurreesborO Turnpike miles outs
improved.
pike on hcCrories Greek, a good place and cheap.
Ok adjacent TO Spring Place Lebanon Turnpike
miles out, beautiful lot.
IS acres on the N { O. Railroad and Min Greek miles
So acres near the N c. Railroad ~ mile, out, very
seq acres on the n. c. R. R. and Mn Greek Valley
% acres the Charlotte Turnpike, miles out yell i'm
u acres II miles out MurfreesbOrO Turnpike, well
leo acres IS miles out on eauatio Turnpike saacenttO
5sSs On very s0Sa pa9e sne ssLy GOOD brick
house and springs, fine place.
So acres on the NOensVile Turnpike ~ miles out'
s51 acres on the NOIensville Turnpike miles out,
good place ana cheap.
l1E acres Rains Avenue and the T. 4 A. R. R. y .
mile out very cheap.
o. acres miles the Mil Greek Valley Turnpike,
very good
A acres miles out on The Franklin Turnpike and TIA
A. Railroad.
2TX acres miles on the MurfreesbOrO Turnpike.
neatly improved.
as miles between GAiiatn and Porter
pixies, very rich soil
MS acres miles out Lebanon Turnpike, well i'm
proved.
loss acres 16 miles out on Long Greek, with Saw
5000 less quantity is miles the Carks
vile Turnpike heavily timbered
town.
6s4 acres choice land 91< miles between Hlsboro
and Richland furnpikes, choice farm.
100 acres ~ miles out Franklin College, well im-
proved.
i42 acres miles out on N c. Railroad good improve
ments.
$40 acres is miles sides Big HRTpeth river
ana the North Western Railroad miles East Of Kingston
Springs, very good tract.
48A miles between Mrs. Smiths Min and
FRANKLIN College, good spring.
1oI acres mile N. T.. Of o Franklin and =
a mile OF T. & Railroad. good improvements Can
on us at No. G. Cherry street.
aug2s. NANCE WOODWARD.
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~ Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano. Harp
Guitar, and in singing, is prepared to give les
SOUS if desired, at the residence of the scholar
Terms dollar lesson, none engaged for less
than twenty lessons, july 28-2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

this afternoon at o'clock, in the Library room of
of the State Capitol.
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CISTERNS.

TJNHIS the favorable time bald yoBr Cisterns The
4 CSKAT ouEEzs BuuHEE, HUGH l. bEAFY, i new ia
thi city, prepared % baid them o. tiaes App
made b note, ofheruse. 70 H. @. seoVel Wi
receive prompt attention. liune25-u
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CLlIBORNg'S MACHINE WORKS,

sENHE attention 81 Railroad uompania FzrEaers, MANI.
faeaarsrt. ani al per0us DESTROYS e HrahaslnE az
IH8S 81 every assrFtpuans akAktAtf, CAH.HutkiS OF
tlr arove patterns. saw MILLS fHai4s. Ac
TssnsetHlls called this Estabi1hszt noH eros
% Up rapidly ne prrsss O. the sas Nashville Manu-
ftcfuriuE Company. Ne intepd % carry he baaess
siiF - e.tensiYa heare. sad sa Eead take
rFders ar MaehlnsFy sad Casting Ne hare already
commenced operations ia bisses - saop And Seller
ard ana sa give imEeaiate tsisftction g cd and
saztaueIE.
We exrsFfenced aeeh4ntca-=esea e IS FeFeoaAlJ
sfkanaiaa hs oan zFturdt-zHd fhas kaail -
supeEaF tser yates than hsFslu-
"a his els. He ahs1 4arraat pieae
soFk dnne 81 Est1htshmeat. ana ave preips
altsutsn every order lea 81 oaf aee -kas
give recital sat- sEls, asa - ssfuH4Fa - u
THREADS It baIaa eaaaf-csare. N.JANAEH CO..
Iiaieorue Afaehiae WORSE Asshslit feHn-s
fsa12Ez~H Hats NashEife MauE CO.
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MINERVA COLLEGE.

THE session OF this Institution viii begin the
hrst Monday in Sept mber, continuing fUrty
Every facility is offered TO patrons
aug25-2sdttrw. s. f. JONES' Principal.
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az We trust every reader Of the PATRIOT viii
respond generously to the eloquent and stir
ing ''appeaP' in behalf Of the purchase of Mount
Vernon, from the pen of Mrs. FoGG, which will be
found in our columns this mOruing. To contribute
to snch an obj set is great privilege; one thatev
cry American should be prompt and proud TO en-
joy.
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$50 pages, 80 engravngs, bound explanatory Of the
treatment by which he Consumption, Asthma, Di-
of the Heart Throat, Stomach Bowels Liver, Kid
neys and Skin, Female Complaints, Gravel &c, gent by
mail, and postage prepaid, for 40 cents. Apply to
DIR. s. S. FITCH,
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WAeaas tfheatI
ffHHE usAsrssas7 sariae orders sr WHEAT. wal pa
the h-zhsst fsss SERVERS BE- IS Hlszz 7sr
Isss' sasssolss, essnef nFasa and eailsEe 80.
y. WEAH.
issiT.-A csesn SD fsesaes sssaes.
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THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF FORaIGs LlrERATusE.

TIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF FoRhIGS LITERATURE
". fl. BIDwELL, Eitor and Proprietor: New
York.
The September number of this always interest
ing periodical has been received. Il is embellshed
with superb portraits of Miss JULIA PARDoE, the
authoress, and W. q. BIDwELL, Eq.. Editor. The
contents have been l-cted with care, and EN-.
brace great variety, constituting the very cream
of Foreign periodical literature.
The Eclectic is published in New York, Sub
seription, S. per aunum, in advance
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

~ He has other Office either at Chicago, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, elsewhere. He is absent from New
York. and physician elsewhere is authorized to his
name. aug11-3Gw.
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WHISKY, BRANDY g WINES,
LIN COLIN HOUSE.
TuLLAHzoMA,T Tenn
= = - = . q - A+HNss
10. B. SMITH. Pronrintnr.

1AEiA8 taken charge u She above HotsI I win sn
- desFor % Psesse ~ NO may fsvQF With A all
o. ms ffeaas k te citizens % Nashville and Davldsas
county, would soi.et PatronaEe So table vii st a
fes Be provided With the beat the coaatFv aao snd
every via = lakea a. please all.
There = seed lvsIF rtatiz eeataEous fhIs hauss
and the tsgrttesiiTi anhsIrr sna = ncthnr ta snd
Passcns Coach leaves thls Hofr every ArnsaF yrds
dag and Efteay f1F shc above pisces, at M a.st q 81
and FesuuiaE sfers lusaaays tAafsdAy fatnSv al
o'ciack A. a. baking uectazs sss kaskViIIf
4 hsttseooEa, and AeAlnnsille Maaearstsr Nsn
failaAsa.. AsEa.i .. 1851. ga
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DI.nsgs--Haiik EpeaF's fsttsarE r4ows 90 Asaa ssa
! isf sals ~ ase3s q, b. plckEY II
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WA ,ssi ''''''A'- = '''i >. pross4
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p. P. PECK & BRO.

HAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, ~ - /.
H just received from New York. These tSts5-lE-yL
Coaches are believe finer than any SiSf~-~~Ea3-
brought West OF the Allegheny Mountains.
iune2S.
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P. P. PECK a RR0-

INVITE the attention OF country dealers their stock
4 Buggies. We make good article which warrant.
We have also on hand Eastern article, which
rant iune2S.
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Ok NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II. u. PECK s. BRO,
II AVE this day received Three COACHES, which
believe TO be fner than any in Tennessee june29.
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Wheat! WEaeat!!

az y vim be eanstanuy "a she MaFket Or Wheat 20
w Whieh We wiiiPsy thehlghest markes price.
fnlEa-tG ElSHER. WILLS 4 90
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"a.
CooAI " eLA&Hs = CO. z-Sa0ge o~Hroush aei'efea
the ePlAiOa Of the court IN the case o. Thomas Nye
The United Stn.es-adFerse % the claim
Mr. BRADLEY sufr,.s an argument In thu case Of he
h-;, ca,.-.I -. "a 49, ~ ,hr.. oloek
- -, A. s,r
February A-Ar Blair, the Solicitor, replied On ne
same case and concluded at three O'Clock when me eoa
adjourned 70 II O'Clock tomorrow a. N
..,,.. -. ..
- r.--i-' y ~ -
o~0NN VI 'esu'y -. =,
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OFFICIAL.

... ............ ........a DgrARTMKsT.
November %, Ir56.
hereby given holders Of stock Of the loans Of the
United stasa department purchase until
the 81 500 900 shall be
ousy obtained psy sddon the interest accrued
Of DIVIDEND Of interest thereon
days additional for reach
vendar Of eInium said
For Inc stock Of s4a, premium Of per
For the premium Of per cent;
1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium 0f per
Certificates department.
Unied States, by party
ed proceeds.
January half
assigned by present sOekhoder will payable
able OF stock.
Psynen assigned and transmitted wiz be made
Assistant Treasures Boston, New YORK,
Philadelphia, option OF the parties entitled
money expressed accompanying
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-dt3cMaIchif Secretary OF the Treasury.
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SCARCITY or OYSTERS AT NEW YoRE-The New York
Day Book says.
me mvAlEes growing daily scsrcer. No oysters
een received in the city for several weeks schoon
ss me IN last week from Virginia with load which in
90 seasons, would have sold for about Si,e0o No
vas the news abroad Of the arrival than customers
CO. 70 the landing and boarded her. The captain
ssa ed hh cargo at Ss47O S. The name OF the lucky
~ s The John @. Ferris; the fortunste captain
s 0esh who feels that hs arrived in the very nick Of
f5 oysters were ceiling Saturday By the quart Cor
~ cent over the regular rates BY the saart.'
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THE undersigned has Invented and obtained letters s
combination mscnne
converting
and machine
ry, until II is ready for shipment weaving.
The saving from wsss BY this VIII be al sa ven PEI sent
unnJnred the
and dts
be nbout ff stronger and arassr and
Of woa, disancing All mpeitioh
nj advanced prices
dispose privileges ~ has
planters with
chtsin the best mschnery md al
other necessary psrcula application addressed 10
Dee 6-anwivn GEORGE G. HENRY Mobile.
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HH ELE G n A y n 4.
Arrioal ef tie cay Of Kanehs.tsr.

Arrioal Of the csty Of AaneAsster. ...
NEW YoAk Feb. 2-Ths steamer City Of Manchester
rived here this afternoon with dates from Liverpool the
l4th l (anticpated) She experienced rough weather.
and received serious damage in the gale Of the 2ls which
carried away her balwak dehousas cutters washed
three overheard. The cabins also filed with
water.
On 22d uit large ship fire. cotton-oaded
The Manchester fired guns and made Signals but
Ga board and no boats.
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LATrR FROM SourH FtoRfDA-The Tampa Peninsaisr Of
he l7'h alt says:
lspt &. I. hendricks company Of mounted volunteers
va mustered into the United States service By Major
rAye, On Wednesday, the I4th inst
company 4th artillery, to be removed from Fort
Brooke to Ala6a
press. h3
ne volunteer companies all under orders 10 com
~s,ce scouting duty Immediately.
n harney left this place yesterday morning, with
~ aparkmsns company escort 10 visit the lsfs-
country Be Is ssngune that Indians in that sec
an Zen r. goes out for the threefold purpose Of en-
70 catch Billy Of inspecting the troops at the
stations and Of sationing Others at points that
may deem advantageous. BE will probably visit Fort
'AE'en and Fort Dallas before he returns
Vrssk last week -,
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Eadsana Senator.

ISpIASArolIs, Feb 1.-The democratic members of the
the house convention to-day As the heuten-
governor and democrats left the the republicans
selected chairman took up the contested Of Woods
(dem and declared it vacant This action legal gives
the republicans majority in the The convention
adjourned till the 5th without electing a senator.
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FNk neei plate likeness % the much smeussd
. ust passhed ~ BONN BF rrmins S. cu,a-x wis
be senf ~ mai 10 any part o UBr6 States.
ADDRESS ne pubiishrr, wsshinriDn, D. e.
Pea
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Hanking House OF Chubb Brcshers,
Washington, January 1, 1857.
IoHS d. BARROW HENRY HOLMES this day admit
The Banking House q Chuhb Brothers The
firm viii composed Of Charles ~ j. Ckubb, John
d. Barrow, Henry Holiness The House in Dayenpor Iowa
u Charles 81 J. Chuhh, VIM H. Dough- and Alexander
n. Barrow, under the firm Of Chubb Brothers, Barrow Co
Jan l-diI CHUBE BkCTbERS-
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HIs MAnGAl ndsyeusahe members Of COness and srAns
sej0uruins Every lady aHd srliieH-
.houd cnpy gust pDbhd and F sne 81 be b0oksiA
in NE C1plsi a.d n ne boaksaores IN M42hiAsion
Fck s-eOdlMs
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NEw oalEASs, Feb 2The examination OF the bank rob
bers has been postponed Stnger reports that S4s
the money hid in his board the Cahawba
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ST.. LoUIs Feb 2.The members OF the Legislature Of
Missouri arrived here this afternoon and escorted
the depot by the military, and the various committees
pointed for the purpose the Mercantile Library Hail.
where the formal reception took place. Appropriate speeches
were made, and general good feeling prevailed.
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Misses Rockers

English School Young Lsdses,
464 street, betpecn sztA and sererfA streets-
n HE Monday, frs-
4 Tuary 2.
Circulars particulars be had application
the pnncpaIs the bookstores.
a. Cumlnns, Trinity Chnrch Washington,
Hon Robert McCieland, Secretary Of the inierior.
Hon. w. w. sesfon, Waehin
Hon J. A. Fearce, U. 8. Senate. .aE
Hon. A. G. Brown, DO
Higxs, do
Hon w. w. Boyce, House Of Representative
RI Rev A. Pouer, d. D.. Bishop Of Pennsylvania.
RI Rev. C. p. McIlvaine D. d. Bishop Of Ohio .&
Jan D-5t
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following numbers Of the Maryland Consoi
dated Lottery RIVER Se, class z,
drnwn January 30 Is5Ts
ss 10 as GO ID 81 % A. A So 20 20 Al
s fnsuiag are ne drawn uuber. Of ne Grand cousoaa-
Ioe consodafsd LolIsF
les Of Maryland, class ,, drawn January 81, ls57i
IS &C 80 IS IL 20 "a 40 50 &C 50 45
The following are PaiapseO
LoueTy, extra class A. drawn January 81, ls57;
ca 81 30 S p So % 30 70 65
The following are ls drawn numbers Paapsca
L0IlsTy, elnss q, drawn February 2, IsSss
Al &c 43 81 81 Is 10 Ga 4
n. FRANCE Co.. Managers
D.. u. MePaI Commissioned
Feb Alt
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NEW YoaK, Feb 3.-Ths schooner Mary stedman,
from Georgetown, South Carolina, bound for New York.
abandoned on the 30th ult. Crew arrived here.
The schooner WORTH with cargo Of naval stores was
found abandoned at
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Washington January 8 les7.
TN petition r. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and W. Nc
M.hon q iiadsphs Psy,as f01 az az easa
granted 70 them on the ioth Apf e49 m 81
wheels for ocomosves Tor seven
Of said which Akes pncr on ne
10th day Of April, 1857 ~. -. 49,
Monday, next u O'Clock, and sn pei
they hase Why
ssSdpe petition ought MOI be granted 49,
Persons oppsns required 10 hs In The Fs
Once their specially least twenty
hearing ali Testimony flied by either party
be rsken and transmitted s
ef the Office which VIII be nrnshea sn
Tbr testimony the 2oh Of March
dsposrian relied teaneny mnst BE-
before morning Of thai day me
Ordered also be unfcn " l
Evening Washington, D. Cs kcyohlleznr 1
Daily News New }osk and
week for ures
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of
PsFdirors payers please copy eiS
Once with payer csnsnine notice
gx- Io-is~3w
n Avs BOOKS
IL whsronls american Law o Homicide. vol
naf4on rurrnGates a ~ X. I vol.
Arnos and ferard Fixsurss 4 vol srrOua ,Git
Asbnff's Practice Report. Yorksf
Benn-t aud Henrd's Lead Crmnal Cases Vel q.
Mlherdt kun.y Jursrrdesce- vol
Townssnfs Torms. Ne~ York Code
Bett's Admiralty Prsc,icr
Hiflnrd 6ai~s- 4
Hiilirrd's Anericar Jurpruden-e. I
HIisra On nssi Frop~ry. ssis, ln-t ~dirion.
Ian ~ FRANcK TAytoR,
ALMAnACH Ds GOTTA ssr rss1 Ctvtpx sh. ho-.~
II haidr and psrsnupsi rsv-rnr-<ps Esrape.
J"N FRkscK TAYLOR,
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From Meriro.

NEW ORLEAss, Feb. Dates from Vera Cruz to the
10th ult have been received 1t reported that Soto
would retire from the ministry. There Of
insurrecion Puebls. Affairs in San Luis Potosi we're
without change.
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HJATCu Repairing Engrastnx--wstches,
homesers pkst every repaired
ans o perforrn scrursiely.
Engrnrna every description Including
cntfnr 81 Hsoffoes, Initials
- Wishing and wedding elegantly snsed and
N. W. GAIT b BRa.
Jewellers 19f Pennsyiv.r-r avenue.
Jan M r--ween I'm nd ION streets.
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gle N ERAL N 4 w s..

YOUNG wIDow.-A couple Was married in the o
the Memphis and Charleston railroad last week The brid
was widow aged sixteen years.
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Proposals for CoIoring quarto plates OF Fishes
Shells.

oTuos svPERIsrEsBrxr PuHIze FKxrSs,
Wsshing1ns February J. 1851.
PROPOSALS viii be received
oeock for eoiorine by hand. in highest %
ne art fr e Of the unrd
each 81 twelve HFishes
the I'd volume ~ Commodore Prrryss Ex petition
The pinier already black
and WI be furnished by Office Bidders
euorns eaeh one bundd which be foe se Of
originals.
The Original drawings this sce until the morning
% The day Tor closing
eonirsct ia be entered with and bands required o
successful bidder f~r the aihfa 81
Proposals nut be addressed c.
Puhe rinunr Washington ~ G. and endorsed Prpy osa sr
ooiorfng g1arfo p1efcLs
A. c. SEAMAN, supsrin,rnaesi-
Fsb4-eodtd [IHie-ssiarl
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Lose Of a Uniaed State, Yes.


sAyANSAn, Feb. The United States schooner yienI
hss been lost Her officers and have arrived here
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United states Mail
TEXAS TO CALIFORNIA.
PosT OFFlcK DEPARTMENT.,
February = 1851.
PROPOSALS for conveying
July 4 ~ 2, June 30 ir6i, between
and DrEso, cALFokSIA will be
Of this department. an Of the 3ist Of March
decided by the 2sth April onowine, viz n
sG76 From San Antnnio, Texa Mexico,
II PHsso,1 Massifo, JuesoH (Arlzonia and Coiorado
city San Diego aifrHia, 500 back,
a mon
LeHEe San Antonio LIST dny Of a m;
Arrive Al San Diego by o same moalh
Leave san Diego La day of monde I'm;
Arrive he iasf day Of month.
Poposn es submitted of seryies schedule proposed
he bidder
Proposals service q W HFrin
For forms Of guarantee
and
usemsnt o. h date in TIE papers, nsa in psmphiI ,
JAMES CAMPBELL
Feb 4-law4w Postmaster General.
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BRrBERy-In the Louisiana legislature the I'D nlt
bin for the purpose Of incorporating Dobears Commercial
Academy burned by order of the house for the
that bride had been offered member of the senate
to push the bin through
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LARGE BrqUEsr-Moses Sheppard, esq, of Baltimore,
retired merchant, died in that city Sunday morning
he left 100000 to found an insane asylum
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
u - EE
V RAINS leave washington for Baltimore
AIS and sx. q. M, and and ~, p
In i.n. Ssn saIrI ss4si pr w ws.siue.u
Ajax aud "a, IN and and 5x,p.m
Pa.ssnsIs York viii Jake trains at g.
Aaaagolis VIII ,ass y anasx.
Do IN a rls Wet aaS:y, eon.e,
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Bali for the Relief Of the Poor of the second
Ward,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY s. 1851
CazHsi's Saloon
Ths handed Ofthe
Niebalss Calan, r. Minor,
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Concert for the Poor
i Mr. w. HENRY PALMER, wiz be given on n.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY sh,
AZ carn1is saleon-
m and sese. orchestra ha, been engaged for
popular cupceri OF the season
Tcses 81; musc orcs Messrs Davis
books d sesss tranek Taylor Farnam,
Maury, PennsyiraniH avenue.
National Inauguration BAH.
cowmitss Of Iarsahon.
Hon. :. r. Thompson, Maj. VIM. w. Russell,
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The subscribers National Inauguration requested
70 leave II the ssoas Store q v m Bayy No g7s Penn
The and 81 residences ladies'
families ff whom
through The post ONCE Major William W Russell chairman
sasscrpioa-book my he found Ba,y.
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Jan S-dn Chairman Con uitiee-
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OF Alabama,
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Arrays Confectionery,
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WHERE all advertisements furnished,
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tee and tbe moderate Medal awarded the last
sxhisii,on q Metropolitan Me- hnnies' Insttuie.
wiIIards' Hotel
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-04

AocIpEsT-Master Alfred Taylor, son Of Breyet LieT
Col Taylor FIRST artillery United States army was throw
from his horse at Brownsville Texas and so injured th
he died of his wounds on the 18th uIt.