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COMMITTEES OF OFFICERS.
The 70 lowing hsmed officers regiment appointed
mee OF power provide through the
beraiy in aiding TO taihtnn the hosptabe
preparations and carry out The
proper reception and entertainment OF military
lends that occafon, viz
Major Bacon Pymaser Middleton, Quartermaster McCuom,
Aduant Surgeon Morgan, and Assistant Surgeon 0yme
Capt,in Schwarzman, of the Was hington Yengers
Captain Towers, Of the National Greys
Captain SheckeI, OF the Marion Rifles
Cartain Knight, Of An ercan Rifles. ..."
Captaip Jameson, of the Scott Guards.
Iieutena nj Owens of the Presidents Mounted Guards
Lieutenant Powers of the Washington Light Infantry
Lieutenant Oldfeld, Of the Montgomery Guards.
Lieutenant Lloyd, of the National Guards .
Lieutenant Reynolds, of the Washington Higblanders
Lieutenant ponely, the Union Guards.
m Sanderson, Of the Boone Rifles.
BY ofdef OF Colonel Hickey H. NJ oBERt
Feb7-d .a. Adjutant.
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Iisasa.ssrt.rs Volunteers District Of Columbia,
--L-L t- Washing. on, February 2, 1857.

The volunteers of having detfnrd 20 take part in
the approaching nauknfo noa inc
and 10 extend 10 their feew soldief
f,om obei sa,s n he Country may visit the
and bosFi:aiy may be In
,h lie ng ue.s Of companies baitaloEs
corps distance, Intending 10 be prssr gre 70
without delay the name Designation
Of the will embraces and the precise
,mr this CITY, This information desired
Il, an military timely and general arrange
ments chief the day. and 10 provide for the
pIoprr option entertainment ct their military guess
ny ''''' u '''"' II. N. ODER, Adu,ah
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Odd Fellows Hall.

hhnkr 20. lHsees.
ManageT.
John We!lsi Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOT
RIES OE MARYLAND. - ~

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND. N
The following drawn numbers Maryland ConsoI
Lottery benefit Washington county, &C. cass
drawn February Q, 1857: -. ..'
"a A 40 10 80 81 10 GA AZ al 6s 81 go
The following Dire the drawn numbers OF the Paapsco
Lottery, "a, drawn February 10, 1857:
GA SO rs SO 70 20 l so "a so 81
following Maryland Consol-
dated Lottery for the benefit OF Of Bel &c. 6,
drawa February 10, le57i -
So II 80 20 Al 70 IS 80 81 66 So 65
The following the drawn Paapsco Institute
Lottery, clsss IS, drawn February 4, ls57
&c 62 Az 81 3 SO 40 "a 80 40 IA
r. FRANCE & Co., Managers
d. II. McPHAIL, Commissioner
Ill
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NEW ENGLISH Books just received at Taylor ~
IN Maury's- -
rbe Three Colonies Ausirala-New South Wales Victoria
and onih Australia Samuel Sidney Profusely Illustrated 81
Words worth; n Biography. Edwin Paxton Hood. So.
A Book aboHt Naughty BOYS. by Chnmpfeury 81.
ard Greek the Present BY Edwin About ST.
Jewish Nation. BY Rev Alfred Edeshem 81 So
The Piazza Tales. BY Herman Melville. 81.
Sports of the Far West ny Frederick Cerstoccher IS
The Haunted House. BY the author IS cents
The First Leutenan,s Story ny Lady Cathane Long so
Marguerite de vaos ny Alex apdri Dumas SO cents.
Ny Cousin Nicholas BY the auhor OF The Ingodhy Legends
90 +.
Bowe Days Of Mary Queen Of scots ny James Grau,
20 .
One shifting Miscellany. Edited by L. Yates rs cents
Also
The Golden Dsgon; Up and Down the Irawaddy BY an
American.
California Farm Mine, and Live In
the Golden state. Nv Eliza w FPmhapi. 81
Orien tai Acqua niance. by J. w deForest 81 cents
e Al TAYLOR MAURY's
Feb ~ BOOKSTORE, near 9h street,
The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Louisiana arenue and sspenih street,
.H." Washington City.
EDWARD JARDINE s. CO., Bankers.
Collections ths Union. Marine and Are
risks effected In all the principal Offices In the
n ..Ht United States aud Canada.
Dee ao-d3mt #'.... |
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,atye 10 some questions Of hydraulics applicable to
process Of excavsting the earth for gold mining
uIy received and in conformity with the usages of the
Institution in such cases II referred TO Mr. Charles
FIst IT, gentleman in whose knowledge and Judgment
In such mstterri we have entire confidence.
Accompanying this letter we send you Mr. Ellets report
Which, think gives vefy full aud satisfactory answer TO
all your inquiries.
| am, very truly, your obedient servant
-% ansrPH HENRY,
Secretary Smithsonian lnsas-uon'
HIM T. l. CLIHGMAH.
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RESTAURANT.

RESTAURANT.
d. Evcrno Hotel Pennsylvania apcnue 6e,rcen I7h and
lsm streets, Washington, ID. o.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends public
principle, with private
the latest style, competent
fessoa French cook recently arrived from Paris where he
gained cxten reputation first artist at his business
and proprietor himself has distinguished reputation both
in france and IN this country Of the best ass and
daiiers himself that
who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached 10 the restaurant well supplied with the choicest
OF Wines liquors. and other decaces Of the Hot
and cold lunch from III, until 10, The proprietor
received last Europe stock
ciae cogn'c with general assortment Of the finest
any other house in the basket, single bottle
Private dinner parties furnished and attended
shortest notice in any OF the city Ice jelly plumber
and all description OF confectionery business ~.
Jan 7--eod3m
WATCH Repairing Engpa ving.--wa tcher, cbro-
and pocket mekcepers description repaired
by skiul workmen and warranted perform accurately
Engraving Of description done in the best sie including
tho emitting OF notices. and initials
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
Jewellers 32i Pennsylvania avenue
Jan 3o-u Between 9th and i0'h streets.
customers Those search time keepers
will find stock all celebrated Makers suit
able both for ladies' and gentlemen ~
confident that this
and possessing advantage in getting the best
Inducements purchasers
Members Of Congress who degn purchasing
watches would do well selection that their quail
y may be thoroughly tested before leaving the city
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
3f Pennsylvania
Feb 7-6ti Between 9th and 10Th streets.
p. Phillips,
OF Alabama,
-dHornsyat-L ap.
Once corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue.
Dec 6-d9mt ".r.
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o II + ICIA L..

.~ OFFICIA Il.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
a p. r.rs Washington, February III, 1857.
Information received department from W. c. si
Of United Singapore of the
death Of Joseph Acres citizen Of the United States.
Jan l2--d3tif
NJALi COAL! COAL!-Always good supply OF the
" best criticize Of white ash, red ash, and Lehish COAL
ALSO
Hickory, eak, and pine wood.
~ w.. Il. J. g. w. M. GAIT,
Northwest 18th and streets, No. 5t7,
Feb i2-i0m One square south Penn.
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Grand inauguration Ball, for the Benen orthe
Poor Of Washington City.

TO BE GyPEH BY THE TWEL Eth Ward DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA,
Al Carasi's Saloon
rIIp 4
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From the Liverpool Times. ]

LARGE SHIPMENT OF CATTLE FROM ESGLAED TO
THE UNITED STATEs.-An extensive and vau able
consignment of breeding stock shipped on
Wednesday for Philadelphia in the chip George
Captain Macoon. The stock comprised 32 head OF
short horned cattle, 3valuabe horses, 25 sheep and
25 pigs. All the animals of the best breeds and
have been selected without regard to expense, in
England, Ireland and Scotland. The task ofseectioD
devolved on DR.. Johns Captain Drawn aud Mr.. Ja-
cobv, who were sent over here by the Illinois Cat
tie Importing Association. The cattle to be
distributed exclusively in the State OF Illinois, with
a view to the Improvement Of the breeds 10 that
State by crosses with the bes; blood to be obtained
in this country. In proof of the value of high
bred English cattle in the United States ii may be
mentioned that $50 guineas was paid for one year
old heifer and that the cost of the 50 animals, in
Guiding their freight aud provision TO the port Of
destination, will not be far short of eS 900. The
horses are from celebrated studs, and most Of the
cattle have taken prz atvarious agricultural shows
The shipment Is, in fact. the most valuable ever
sent from this port. Exc hent arrangements have
been m de in the vessel for the safe keeping Of the
stock during the voyage, and in order that they
may arrive at their destination in good condition.
This department was under the direction Of Mr..
Bell, of the Adeph stables, who displayed his usual
skill aud judgment in making the necs ssarry ar
rangements for the Shipment
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Gen. Harris on the endorsement of the
Memphis Bonds.

We have heretofore alluded to the extraordina-
~ speech Of Gen. Harris in this city, when he attack
ed Hatton for voting for this measure We stated
that the memorial urging the Legislature to pass
this very BILL was signed by Harris himself, and yet
he now attacks Hatton for doing the very thing he
"prayed" him to do. But there is another histori-
cal item connected with this matter and we allude
to it to refresh the memory of some of Gen. Har-
ris' political friends. Judge King the SAg-Nicht
candidate for the Legislature, and j. K. Walker,
their candidate for the Senate, and we believe, Mr..
Lamb a former candidate, went TO Nashville to get
this very bill pissed by the House. King and Wal
k,r went and the bill passed Gen. Harris re-
ouested TO go he hcstated on account of pressing
private engagements, but so well assured was our
Mavor that the General would 60 to Nashville that
he left check for two hundred and fifty dollars at
his Office for his use in deraying mis- expenses. The
check remained there some days. and was only de-
stroyed when Gen. Harris announced that it wasim-
possible for him to leave home, on account Of pr
cate bu siBeSs
When Gen. Harris aludes, as he will, to this cub.
iect In East Tennessee, let him also remember the
memorial, and the check for two hundred and fifty,
Memphis Neus.
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Southern Pacific RnIIrORd.

We COPY below an article from the New
Orleans Picdyule to which are added remarks
by the american Railr0ad Journal. We COM
mend them to theattention Of all who feel any
interest in the construction Of this road, or
who may wish to aid it by contributing to ITS
oapi,al stock. Messrs HoBsoN & WnELEss are
agents of the company in Nashville. They
have we learn disposed of the greater portion
of the stock allotted TO our city; 50 il there DO
any of our readers who are inelined 20 take a
part of that which remains they should not
delay;
The extraordinary inducements offered to sub
scrib.rs stare some good friends Of the enterprise
BY their very magnitude, They seem almost TO
apprehend that there may be something unreal Ia
such magnificent prospects, some unexplained oo-
stacle. condition which il will be hard 60 tuldt,
or some burden which it will be very difficult 20
carry, that NAV materially lrSsen the apparent
value OF the grants. IL p Quires oRy carvtOl ex-
animation OF documents open 70 al 10 dSslpate
such ideas The rights Of the cempany are derlN-
ed from public acts ard charters which are open 60
the inspection OF every BODY; aud it, conditions,
Intentions, and plans laid dowa 10 printed r.
ports, plably and without the least reserve. Moth
ing is held back concealed, spd Se believe there
Is nothing sppareuly oascare, % anomalous, that
cannot be made entirely satisfactory oa proper ca
animation Of knOSn papers al sutheatlcatvd hCtS
Some OF these matters, Shich have seemed quite
puzzliug 70 many, become, AFTER eNtntassieb, eX
tremely staple Amoog the sinPlesG o. Iasse
when properly eNpLnae5, are Lhe true character 81
she stock issued, and toe reasons tos giving il the
form /, tskes ~bic6, % a common apprehension
Is anomalous and mystical The subscribers sry
Only asked for payneOg of per cent. % SUB
scripron for egc slare * stock rated AZ 500 !,
value, and Jhere 5 ~ undertaking O. tas part o
the company, expressed o. tie lace ot toe certio
Cate Itset gAal 10 tlrtaer pay necs Is ever asASN
tor To STATE .Ae case precisely, 80 stge the fora
OF the cvFlhcsis ~ -aca saosc1l1sr. l. 5 IS To-
los:
SoErBERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
No. - - Shares
Incorporated By tle Legislature Of tas STATE o
Texas, l6la February, 1892, granting 5,l29 aeFe'
per mile.
Increased grant 10, 24J acres per mile, by act o
S0.h January, 1854.
Be u kuOru That Is enGtled 70 -
shares OF ooe hundred dollars each 10 the capita
stock OF the southern Pacific R4irO4i Company
representing all the rga-s interests, privileges, lanc
and other property OF the company, trAnsieraol
only on tue books Of the company by him OF hs at
torney, on the surrender Of this certificate.
On each of these shares Five Dollars have beer
paid, and no further call or assessment can or shAi
be made on the stock represented by this certIh
cate 10 be signed 10y their president aud secretary
New York, =, 1855.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

SINGULAR SUiT.-Mrs. Widow Lafarge lately
instituted suit in one of the New Orleans
courts against Messrs. Harris & Morgan, for
damages OF $4,000 She alleged that the de-
PENDANTS, as proprietors of the Texas line of
steamships, caused the bankruptcy of her late
husband, John Lafarge, the sinking of his ia
mi!y to penury, and his eventual death of a
broken heart, by Illegally and mslieiously re
fusing to carry freight to him at Point Island,
where lie had invested all his means in the
commission and forwarding business, building
warehouses, etc; they refusing to carry freight
TOR him even when offered their pay in ad-
vance The case has come tn a conclusion in
favor Of the plaintiff; the jury awarding her
damages of IS, 0l3 81 and costs.
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pD~ Probably there is nothing, unless
it be Office, to which Gov. johnson is more
attached than his propositions to amend
the constitution of the United States, and
his white basis system. In both of his
canvasses for Governor he maintained
them, aud in his two messages to the legis-
lature he urged the former upon the consi-
Iteration of the representatives of the peo-
pie. In case the democracy carry the Leg
islature this summer, it is proposed, in some
quarters, that he shall take the place of
Gov. Jones in the United States Senate.
Would he not, in that body, do all he
could to press his darling project of amend
ing the constitution through Congress? He
would find ready and willing instruments
there, in the black republican members, who
would gladly join any one in war of any
sort upon the constitution which stands as
barrier to prevent their crushing out "
the rights of the South The confederates
might not be successful but they could give
the country considerable trouble. But, is
Johnson to have 90 sure thing of it in
the event of a democratic majority in the
Legislature Are all other aSpirants to
be thrust aside for him? Is Johnsonian
democracy the ruling element of the party ?
What say those who, like the democratic
candidate for Governor, Gen. Harris,
openly repudiate Governor Johnson's pro-
positions mentioned above Will they
stand by Gen. Harris, and back him up in
the issue between himself and Gov John
son, or will they suffer the latter to triumph
to run over them rough shod The
people of Tennessee are deeply interested
in this matter. They see that since the
Supreme Court has interviewed to protect
the South in her constitutional rights, the
black republicans and abolitioniSts of all
grade, have, following in the footsteps
of Governor johnson, commenceda crusade
against the Judges of the Court, and de-
mand an amendment of the constitution
that they may get at and punish the Judi
ciary. With these startling facts staring
them in the face, they surely cannot aid in
any way the movement to foist Andrew
Johnson into the United States Senate.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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STANDARD LIBRARY.

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Wilhelm Meister complete. vol.
HUNGARY, History and Revolutions Of,
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JUNIUs' Letters, by WoodfalL vols
KELLY'S History Of Russia. 2 vols.
LAMARTINE's history Of the 6irondists. vols
Restoration in France. vols.
LANZIS History Of Painting. s vols.
MAoHIAvEL's History and Works,
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

DISTINGUISHED DEATHs Robert Burns, the ED.
est sou OF the poet died at Dunfries in bis 77th
and Lieut. Col James Burns. In earlier life be had
held government situation, and up to bis death
vas in receipts OF comfortable pension. he Is
said 70 have inherited in some little degree the y
rical genius of his father. Mr.. james Fresh6eli.
junior, the solicitor to the Bank Of England, and
the leading eommercilllawye 10 London. also died
recently. Ia this case the event was altogether ur-
expected. Mr. Preshaeld was IN bis 56th year.
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turn from that party which has thus de-
ceived them, with loathing and disgust.
This article has specific object" 1t
is not to decry our tariff laws; it is not to
say that the people shall live in, and share
the benefits and protection of this govern
ment, without contributing to its support
and maintenance; but it is to expose the
duplicity, inconsistency and hypocricy Of
the leaders of that party, which after bring
ing us into given position, seek to avoid
the responsibility, by shifting it on to anoth-
er not only SO, but upon the future contin-
gency of the action of that other party.
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ALSO.
SHERIFF's SALE.

virtue Ct two er acIass to drecedand delivered
- from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson county,
Tennessee, at its Nav term 1881, will expose public
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. at the Courthouse
ward gate, in the City Of Nashville, SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1851, all the ght. title, claim, in
terest and estate which John G. McLemOre had or
NAV have since acquired in and the folio wing described
tract piece parcel or lot Of ground witt part Lot
No. l43, in he original plan Of The city Of Nashville,
ana bounded as follows, tO-wit: Beginning the
corner o. Cav and Spruce sire Its in said city, running
thence with the line Of Spruce street in Southery Gi
on l26 feet inches the part Of said Lot
heretofore sold to John Samuel Sucker thence right
angles said Spruce street $50 feet to stone thence
parallel with said Spruce street in a NOrtherly direction
l20 ieet inches 10 Gay street thence with the line OF
Gay street in westerly dr,c 81 feet the begin
nng, being levied on The property Of John c. McLe-
more 10 satisfy Judgments rendered favor James
Joseph Woods, Ears Of RObt Woods " K Stevenson
against said McLemore.
JOHN K. FDNoNSON, sher #,
June IL, 1851. BY r. H. CAMPBELL D. s.
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DEArH or Ms. STASAHD We regre. to hear Of
the death, at Richmond, Va, on the "a inst, Of
Rober. G. stanArd. Esq. eminent lawyer. and
son Of the late Judge Robert Ssanard. To ABILITIES
Of the frsE order aud extensive seguremenis in bis
profession, be united social sirtaesand merit which
make his death calamity deeply feR 10 the vide
circle Of his frisods and admirers
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AGood Race.

The spring racing on the Fashion Course, New
York, commenced on the 9Th inst, with four mile
race, which resulted as below:
FRIDAY, June 5.-Sweepstakes for four year oil Is.
5000 subscriptions. 500 forfeit, with sis added
-four mile beats, closed with nine nominations
six paid Forfeit
John Hunter named ch. g Nicholas l., by
imp. Glencoe, out of Mamie Rhodes, by
Wagner
I. 4 t. W. boswell named ch f. Sue Wash
ington, by Revenue, out of Sarah Wash
ington, by zinganee %
0. P. Hare named b. C. Toler, by Child Har-
old, out of Marchioness. by imp. ,Rowtou dis.
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Nav VELLuM PAPER COPYlNG BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to posses gea. advantages over
the old style, from the paTer being both thick aud
strong and aoU NOT tear echen ddmpened. 1t takes
most perfect IMPRESSION and its will be as eonven-
refer to those of ordinary Day Book When
once in use great superiority viii be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Maniests and other
Documents. For sale by
J,ue1 re CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

TtHARLES ROBE RTSON, Gate Of the firm OF j. G.. @.
~ Robertson broad street continues his business at No.
II, Market street. Opposite Morris StrattonsO whore
he is prepared to execute aud fill all orders in all the
branches OF BtknG. Confectionery, &C, with which he
favored. His fresh and Of the be quail
ty and he hatters himself that he give the
feet satisf action. He.w sell by wholes7s retail aud
orders from distance are solicit d. He returns graef
thanks for tn large patronage he has heretofore received
and pledges himself to merit continuance Of the
I,,a
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SUMMER READING.

NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKS-Hugh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKETCHES-Ma-
caulay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent.
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGO--by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
THE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM.
GAUT GURLEY; OR, THE TRAPPERs OF UMsAGOG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF IrALY-by RGfhni
Oracle AMBER-by C. W. Deunison.
ISABEL-The Young Wife and the Old Love.
LEoNI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just receiv ed by
Nav 26 CAB CHARLES W. SMITH.
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IIeops.

Roll on, re menstFous whals bone hocps-roll on
Ten thousand squies are lsasched II yoa in vain.
Man marks the world IN bis restless course.
Bet caanot touch tie hoops; they laugh 10 scorn
Jokes, punsters, eieFgymen, The press and sll
Aud when they ele-as die they mnsil
Twill be because they bare gone their appointed
roands.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

~ The convention Of the importers Of
earthen aud obinaware Of the United Sta'es,
which Is TO be held 10 Philadelphia 90 the 25th
inst, promises TO be very largely attended
Over three hundred invitations have been
sent, thlrty-fveof which hAvdbeen transmitted
10 England, and over one hundred have signi-
fed their intentionto be present. During the
stay II the invited quests 4 grand banquet
vii be given al one OF the large hotels Or one
Of the public balls.