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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-09
Eye, Ear, and
SURGICAL INFIRMARY /!

mrs, HUBBARD * TEED have estab-
- lished at Marysylle, Yuba county, an INFIRMA-
RY for the treatment of SURGICAL and other DIS
EASES especially of the EYE, EAR, HEART, and
LUNGS, as well as RHEUMATISM and CONGENITAL
DEFORMlTIES thus affording patients opportunities
for speedy cure, equal to any that be obtained
in San Francisco, at much less expense.
Application must be made at their Office, street
between Second and Third, over Presbury wilkins
Drug Store. ap3-f
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-09

s7 The late Mr.. John Jones, being
asked by a friend how he kept himself
from being involved in quarrels, replied
"By letting the angry person have all
the quarrel to himself"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-09

VI00Ii HeaT CORNER OF Second ST.
STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
nd YSon Yroa NeaPs Chico, Tehama Red Bluffs, Shasta
Fie and na nnouse Keystone, Fosters Bar, Campton-
ala Fords G Rough and Ready, Grass Valley, Ne
ahd San Jna1 oty, Woods Crossing, French Corral,
pt Garann' p Lynchburgh, and ophir, Thompson's
kIHansa,uen Ranch, and Bidwell's Bar
RapcS nr1,e, Brownsville, and Forbestowu. N Yorl,
ears Dgngnwa' Columbus House, Rabbit Creek and
hisos hIns Bar and Parks Bar.
eleck p NJ sacramento at o'clock A. NJ and o.
eco boat uaHy AMI arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. r. THOMAS.
n B.-p,,.u' u'neral Superintendent at MarysvilIe
lF at anv securing their seats will be called
- VI lhe city feb1 1-mv
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-09
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY MONDAYS ExcEPrED) ny
A S RANDALL & co.

A. 6. RANDALL, S. B. CHRISTIAN, J. +. WHITAKER.
O. W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. 0. HEATLEY,
JOHN T.. RIDGE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

psto at one Of them. The bal ml.ssd the party for
whom it was intended, and struck kr. Suith in the
elbow Of the left am shateng the bone TO the shout
der. The limb was amputsted on Monday afternoon.
but the operation proved too much for deceaseds
strength and death ensued. johnson, the bsr-keeper
and Horton, the proprietor Of the place arrested
and detained to await the result of investigation by
the Coroner.
On Wednesday afternoon, Coroner Hill commenced
the inquest, and Mr. Emily Smith, wife Of deceased,
was examined She stated that on Sunday evening,
while walking with her husband to church. and IN
crossing the corner Of Canal street and West Broad
way, two came running toward them. One OF
them struck Mr.. Smith a. he passed. and at the same
instant pistol was fired. Mr.. Smith instantly ex-
claimed 4" Emily | am shOt." Mrs. Smith and her
husband Immediately went across the street to drug
store but being refused admttance they proceeded to
confectionery, where they remained until police
man arrived with carriage and took them home
Witnt ss was unable to recognize either Of the men
who ran toward them. the who fred the pistol
both. she thought, were dressed in dark clothing
The further investigation Of the case was here al
journed to 10, O'Clock on Thursday morning. The
deceased was a native Of New-Hampshire, and %
wears of ace
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
TIE UNION BANK DEFALCATION'
THE CASE OF JACOB H. MOTT.

The examination of the complaint against jacob H.
Mot and Ben amin X. Brotherson, charged WIN con-
spring to defraud the mon Bank of slll,Wo was
opeted before Recorder Bsinsrd yesterday AFTERNOON
at his private office in Chambers street.-The he,
corder nterrogatng the witnesses for the Peope anu
Charles Ga Nun, esq, appearing for tne deiense
The first witness called by the prosecution Wa Eu
ward Fl. Arthur, one of the compIanaots. d.. /.
Question by the Recorier-Do you Auo" TIC NC
fendsnt A. | do.
The counsel for the defense here rove 70 soe eoyeG
ton as to the inst iciency Of the warrant Dut uua
concluded to waive any technca! oDectou tHo' 's
be supposed to lie sganst it. ,.i...,
q. How long have you known tue ue'eui"' "
For l5 cr 20 years. /,
Q. Do you know Benjamin Brotherson A. | DO.
Q. How long have you known MN a. H@'
known him for 20 years and upward; .,-,,,;..ior
Q Previous to the time Of the alleged coiIIlSs.ou
# tbi- oflense. what was his business A. he Wa
ngaged in bookkeeping. ,:.
O Where A. At the Union Bank in this ely
Q. Does there appear to be deficiency 10 tIT ac-
count Of Mr.. B-otherson with the DANE a. N'''
Q. To what amount, A. Between sIil'ooo and
@ DID that deficiency take place with tue consent I
Of any of the bank officer? a. Not WIKI ou' Aiio"''
9. Did D s M. Mott keep an account there A. Yes
Sr; ue kept an account there IN the name u " ,
Mott; the drafts and checks were sgle0 W w. Dc
Mott per II. Mott. from 1913 to 80. .ho .o..,..
g. What any deficiency eA,tsG + ists s and iS S3
a. dedcieaey Of 81 "a 90 il October t iS6 j. j.
H. Mott ops ned an account at the bank ron ths. s
time up to March Of this yeaT there aPsafs fr % ,Rs ne
last vas, s1f !, fsif sr. g. have stated.
O. Were entries made II the account ot J. H.
MOI. bv Brotber.cp for larger sums thar he had de-
posted A. Yes. i,t H.. a.t,s
Q. How were those eltrie' made A. by ial'e
O Uor of4e I'D J. II. MOT: make deposits IN your
baok' A. alp0. say eIactly-yet was frequently
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
THE LATE HOMICIDE IN CANAL STREE
DEATH OF MIR. ISAAC II. SMITH.
PROCEEDINGS BY THE CORONER.

Ny Isaac II. Smith, who was shot in the arm on last
sunday evening, as he was passing gang OF rowdieS
Ia Cata street, died on Wednesday morning at ms res
idence No. 26 Beach street from the effects of the
wound. Nh Smith was formerly an Alderman OF the
City Of Brooklyn. On Sunday evening, about i
O'Clock, he and his wife were walking TO church, and
in passing the groggery of John Horton No 3s Canal
street. number of Eighth Ward Short Boys came
out, pursued by Mark Johnson the bartender. The
rowdes bad previously made an attack upon the place
aud the bartender had been sent by his employer for
a policeman The instant johnson reached the side
walk the rowdies assaulted him, and he discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

A DisoRpERLY HoCsE BRoEss UP.-A squad OF
Twelve men from the Mayors Office, headed by Ser
oespt Croft, made descent, about ii O'Clock last
night upon the house No. iOo Bowery, which bai been
long known as resort of the vest characters Of both
se.es. Thirty persons, including ten femals, were
oupd upon the premises captured without resistance.
and conveyed to The Fourteenth Precinct station
in Spring street, where they were locked up. Among
the prisoners were many well-kuown pick.pockets.
They will all be ex.mined this morning before Mayor
Tieuapn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
vhole school.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met yesterday at the office in Worh
street In the absence of the President, Mr.. PrRDY
was called to the chair.
Ii was resolved that a committee be appointed to
visit Albany relative to the investigation concerning
the adminstration of Castle Garden and that they be
authorized to draw up and sign any memorial to the
Legislature which may be deemed advisable, demand
ing full investigation into the affairs of Castle q ar
den and asking that heir counsel be permitted to be
pres mt dufng such investigation for the purpose Of
examining all any witnesses brought before the
Committee. Messrs. Carrigan and Purdy were ap-
pointed such committee.
We subi0in the usual weekly statement
Number Of alien eugr arrived March TO- 8j.. $50
Number of alien emig arrived since 70 March 7.....
To date III 20
1858. 1887. 1886.
Number Of inmates in Institutions
At Wards Island ............... ,IJD l,Ool l'o't
Number Of inmates in Marine go.
Hospital. l..................'''''.'' np III 10
To.ai........................ l,652 l2-
Balance bank Jan J. 1885, 81 10 80
Aggregate receipts March l0.......... Sl2blS "a
Receipts since 20 March II, l858......... .
For commutston of alien passengeis 5s@ W l3-O ~
Total t'ro VI
Disbursements. as per previous accounts -. .
70 March 10, lH)S %'p<p 10
Number Of payments March lO............. N53 IS
Balance Of Communication Fund .............. $50 Is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

proposition wss then started 10 b,tid new sc hosl
bouaa in Marion street THE present being supposed
unsafe.
A grammsr-.choOl building within twenty roi. Of
this site has just beea rebuilt, ami the whole number
Of scholars educt d in tbi Ward does not eous that
educated in Ne. IS, while the expense /. more than
double snd the education is immensely inferior in
quality and quantity. What S)uth Carolina and Az.
kansas are to the United States in postal finance the
Svtb and Fourteenth Wards with thai, f,r,;',,
Democratic population, are to the city in its .iucs
tnnal finance.
Mr. GREIS contrary TO his usual cour.s in ,bs
Roerd supported the scheme.
Mr.. wv NJ. TwFFD the CAV Supervisor cav, :,
bis counteuance. He IA lax also in his condrct ss
member Of this Board
The matter, having been properly cut ard drieI
was put through by twenty-four votes Expen.e
s2i 255.
Mr.. GRrEs ststed that, "a repeated amendment,
had been proposed to the School Laws he thought
entirely proper that the Board should know what wa.
going on there, a. it knew more than ANYBODY else
about the matter and he proposed that the Ceik be
Instructed to procure copies Of the bills before the
Legislature.
II was determined 10 elect City Superintendent at
the next meeting.
Mr.. MENTEITH got through bill for the pevmant
Of an inspector on building in his Ward. The CITY
has man on salary to do such work
After some unimportant business, the Poari al.
ourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

COLLISION on rHE NEw-HAvls RAILROADS.
tie freight train which left New Haven for this city on
Tuesday evening last, was approaching STAMFORD,
truck of one of the gave way and caused the coup
rg to break 80 that several of the cars were de-
tached and left behind short distance, before the &C
cident was discovered and the train stopped. Tho
engineer went back with the locomotive and assistance
for the missing carr. and brakemen were despatched
with s'qpal lamps haf mile ba * in order to prevent
any collision with the Boston Express, bait before tho
crippled car could be set to rights, removed out Of
the way the Express train came along and not"itn-
standing the efforts OF the engineer, on perceivng tho
signal of danger to stop the train, the rails were %
slippery that he found impossible to arrest the pro-
gress of the train in time to avoid slight collision wah
the freight train. The rear car was damaged to the
amount of about $2C0. The engineer of the Express
train discovering bis danger sprapg from the locomo-
tive and escaped with few bruises. The concussoa
was go slight, however, that passengers who were
asleep at the time remained ignorant of the fact unti
their arrival in the city about o'clock yesterday morn
ing. only an hour af er the usual time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
BROOKLYN IZEM.0
A MAN KILLED BY HIS BROTHER.


About Q eeclcok lsss evening mar parneS Chr,sts-
pber Rev olds killed tis brother Dern,. Reyps,. VIZ
stsbbrg I'm to the heart with scaryiprkpis, TIE
mvder. d men has 4 wife and two Children AMI Chn,-
tophsr beng WITHOUT family, bved with hna. They
occupied the basement Of house Psciho street nss,
Vanderbilt avenue. AZ peG could Be asoer.ainei.
Ch,topher ana biz brother had quarrel IN the house,
toe forntr bang crazy iiom liquor, when be ssveJ
csrvipckpife which laid on the table and puuged tbs
bsjs in hs breast DetDis ont OF the house, and
staggering ito the street fell down. Some p rsons 10
Mccormick grocery, hearing The man grosn, c'me
out and SIRED IN irto the store.
A ptyscisn was sen, for, bet Dennis wss deal b.
fore be arrived having breatSed hs las. almost mmr-
jatey ster falrg. The wound Is about an isct IN
width and several rches in depth, penetrating ths
best. Christopher came ort Of the house and thea
rsn back agsin, when Officers Gregory, Dunn sad
Baise'y of the Ninth Wsrl having sscer,ained what
hsd occurred, wen, in ard arrested him. lie
tsken 10 tie Ss,on-House, bu, there being no secue
place of cor inemert he was conducted to the City
Hall, where be was locked up for the night. The
cused preserted Wild and excited appearance, caused
evidently by bad rum. Dennis is represented ~
sober, steady man. The cause Of the quaue WI
probably be developed on the inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

FIRE IN TWELFTH SrREET.--The alarm Of hfe for
the Fifth District, at clock this morning was caused
by the burning Of stable in Twelfth street. uesf fust
avsaue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

BROADWAY THEATER-A new attraction Ia added
to the bill at this house. Nena Sahib the famous in
famous Rsjah reenacts the capture Of Cawnpore and
grstfes the magnity Of his nature by sundry cowardly
deeds of blood which serve TO show Off in gratifying
contrast the better qualities Of civilized warfare.
very eff, ctive drama has been wrought in which
dramatic company, led by Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Pror.
cooperate with the Centaurs Of the Hppodrome in feats
Of battle love ard patriotism. The most interesting
event is the revenge Of the Raah in ordering the little
daughter of the English Colonel TO be trampled TO
death by an elephant, and the happy failure Of the
deed by the humanity Of the beast who instead crush.
ing the child gently raises her on his usks and puts
her beyond the reach Of his demonshp. Hereupon,
the auick-eared mother and wife hears the approach
ing English troop, and before the Rsjah can call
bis forces into action, they are swept down
by a BaIaklava charge Of cavalry, and the
ccmmiDgled group of overthrown Sepoys, victorious
centaurs liberated prisoners, reunited family, and 90
forth and on call down blessings, blue fire, plsudts,
and the curtain. The piece is enlvened by vsgsbond
Yankee sketcber sam Lahrop in search Of curosites
for Frank Lesfes pictorial Newspaper, who gives
good idea Of Young America away from home-s little
scared, but fighting at last bis hook. Another
feature s the Female Guard of the Rajah troop Of
girls, maneuvered by Captainess Flynn IN very COM
mepdabIe style. Without the pretensiOn Of the " Ca
aract of the Ganges, this piece IL something tho
same style, and highly credsble to the hose and
tie actors. 1t will be played nightly, IN addition 70
the admirable equestrian and other ring performances
OF the COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Silt ~ THE DEsoCRArIc CoUNTN Coasir1kE.--
The Democratic County Committee have recently
divided, the Chairman, James Noorbies, and eshA
members having e and assumed the title Of the rega
lar Committee. while the twelve opposition membss
met on Tuesday evening and organized anew, and de-
nourced the VOORHEES, men as boilers and disorgsn-
izers. The latter have elected Daniel Bradley a.
Chairman, Albert Fries Secretary, Daniel Green
Treasurer, and John Cunningham Sergeant-st-Arm'.
Now that there are two Committees in blast, each
claiming to be- Simon Pure, some lively times may be
expected from this time forward. motion was made
in the Biadley Committee 10 espel Mr.. 'oorhes on
the charge that he had offered brbe of from $3V"
to 5000 to Mr.. Hugh Mclaughlin Of the Fourth
Ward if lie would procure him the nomination tor
County Register. The motion was laid over until the
uext meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

sUNDAY-SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The New-York Sunday School Teachers Associa-
ton held their monthly meeting usual in the Amity-
street Baptist church. on Monday evening, s. ). Con-
SLANT in the chair.
warm address was delivered by the Rev B. w
CHIDLAw. the Sunday-school missionary from the
West in which he detaledhis early abOrs, twenty-one
years ago in the then wilderness country Of Western
Ohio ard the progress that has constantly attended
the work, saying that even now the want of sabbath
schools in the West s greater than ever before owing
to the population increasing faster than the sabbath
schools.
Interesting reports and addresses were made by
Gro. w. BEALE and HENRY A. MorT, esqs. OF this
city, and by Mr.. II. BLAsCHARD of Hartford, who
gave most encouraging account OF the progress OF
the work in that city it having all been divided INTO
districts and systematically visited.
RALPH WELLS, esq. was elected President OF the
Teachers Assocaton for the ensuing year, and HENRY
MORT esq. Secretary.
Notice was given Of the regular meeting OF the
Normal Glass for Sunday-school teachers in the same
church, on Saturday evening next at !. o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SOCTErI

On "wednesday afternoon the members of this Socl-
ETY. met at the Mariners House, No. 3Cherry street
and eectei officers for the ensuing year Mrs. &. W.
HAWKES. occupied the Chair. The following are the
names of the officers elected
First Drectress Mrs c. W Hawkins: S5coEd fect''s'
Mr W Harris: Secretary Mrs c. NJ Saxten Tre.,urer
Mrs r. " WeLh Managers, Mrs. Capt j. Bo'ee MI. j.
Fsou Mrs E " Marsh Mrs ~ W E,erle's 'sh Mrs + Z m,
c MoreanS MS Moody Mrs j. J. Perry, Mrs T. rr'i;w,
Mis- @ w Johnson Mrs. + Bennet, Mrs N. Ae5arier,
Mrs A. Lowber Mrs @. Jarvis Mrs C. irwin Mrs X koo'
eIts. Mrs 5. Duyea.
In the evening public meeting vas held a. the
Mariners Church corner Of Catherine and Madison
streets.
M Richard j. Thorn presided. The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev. c. W. Denson:
The Revs. G. J. Jones and c. W. Denlsou delivered
short addresses showing the claims The society had
upon the community and enlargDg upon the sacrhces
made by the benevolent ladies who sustained II.
The report of the Board of Managers was READ
showing that much good had been the result oil tael
abors dufirg the pact year. The Treasurer report
she wed the receipts to have been s. 945, aud an eX-
pendture of like sum, leaving the society untram-
eled with debt or surplus.
Mr.. Thorn made few remarks, after wl!ch a col
lection was taken in aid Of the society. Berealct!oh
was pronounced, ard the assembly separated
THIS society owns store at No. lD Cherry street
which furnishes employment TO large NUMBER o'
widows of seamen; asy um for widows L also 'u'
tai.fd by The soc ETY..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Geo. ". Curtis lectures tonight al The new ehspd
con- er Of Clinton and Congress streets, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

RoBBIRy IN THE PARK BsSK-Three boys. names
Van Terry aged ~, Madeline, aged Is. and Teresho,
aged years are under arrest in the Second Pfecinct
House for stealing $ll5 from the Cashier deck
in the Park bank
Tie offense was committed Monday lsst. Tho
Iite fellows had been observed lettering about the
bark during the day, but had created s,spcioa Il
he time. The smallest Of the three was "boosted
up" by biz two companions, and, sticking bis ting
fingers through the iron grating that surrounds the
desk, cutched one Of the money rolls and dragged t
through the bars. Several of the bills were badly
torn by coming in contact with theSaiing.
The boys then hastily LEFT the place, divided their
booty and proceeded TO have good time They visited
the coffee and cake saloons, made liberal purchases
from the Chinese street-peddars and Irish applewo-
men, and vsed the Museum, at which place they were
arrested on Tuesday afternoon, with go of the stolen
money in their possession.
When first taken TO the Staton-lIouse they refused
to explain how they obtained much money, but
after a few hours' Incarceration made complete con-
fessOn of their guilt. They yet held for further
scop. Van Teny and Madeline reside at No.
Macdougal street and Teresho at No. - Clark street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

ST. PArRrcX's Dn.-No public celebration Of the
DAY was had in wiliamsbugh. The soCie,ies ia tA.
secticn united with those of Brooklyn and New-Yo
n the celebration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
To n, Editor Of Th> ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: In reference 70 the atatamAnt msda On III,

SIR: In reIerence 70 The statsment made on tho
the Board OF Education st undersigned
la. constantly reported the building OF Ward School No
unsafe in order 10 get in this building No per
nit say that from the middle Of October-a. which Ne
pubic doubts entertained OF the buins-up
10 the Sd March which time the ex,mn.tion wa. made
by committee of bid'r have endesyored ,.y
r pr and parents by public statements made before the
shoe school
Id of March prepared ststement for The Evening Post Civ
ns favorable opinion OF the safety OF the building from nine
vers cc uneetion with the This with
aravr sfter the hands Of the printer request
Nh. Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees In view OF another
nation by 9 committee Of builders
This port OF builders, authoritative and ughy
deu1 Aoy placed toe matter beyond the necessity
any ,ta. .ne Il from a principal OF the school.
' DAVID r. SCOTT. Principal No. 81.
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TO Gardeners & others.

CIR Q W n III q 4 1aSz.
Ah6E supplies received BY the subscriber Agent eoy
- the sale OF Anndrethss seeds, IN NASHVILLE
Landreth's Rural Register, DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue.
and Almanac for oi.tfi5utiOn o. customers, gratis
GARDENING IMPLEsh NTS.
ADhS and ShOVe, Iron RakeS, Tran splautna rovels
CAet heksd and Hag Round E0ss Pruning and Badding
hhVes' BOX Rad Pruning Shears, assorted.
a., Csll on -, s r.. WELLS
Sign Of the NAN & MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
9Heel' Aafaghts ian t8-trl 6W.
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Law SCHOOL OF TIE UNIVERSITY
AT
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The Instructors i" this School arc

Hon JOEL PARKER, LID, ROYAL Professor.
Hon THEOPHlLUS PARSONS, LID, Dane Professor
Hon. EMORY WAoHBURN, Lib, University Professor.
NHE course Of instruction the various branches
OF the Common Law; aud OF Equity, Admiralty, Com
mecal International and Constitutional Law: aud the
prude1es OF The United States Tbs Law Library consists
OF EOOO volumes aud works appear they
added and every effort Is made 70 render cUmpets.
Instruction veu by oral lectures and eXpOSIuOns, land
by Rotations and examinations, connection with tnem
OF Inch there ten every week. Two Moot Courts
also holden each week, Of which cause, Prev
ousy giyea argued by four students aud OpniOn
delivered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms and other
fceF aIe provided Tor me Club Courts; and Assem-
Nv is held weekly practice In debate and cquring
knowledge Of pzrhEmen law and proceedings.
Students hB school ANY stage OF their pro
iessioua studies mercantile pursuits, aud
mencsmeHt Of either term the middle OtheTpSrI
EtsTm.
Tnsv Ee liberty select what studies they will
according view Of their wants aid attain
| ~ snts.
The Accidental year which commences on Thursday
weeks after thrd Wednesday in July, divided ntC
two IsTus OF twenty weeks esCh win vacation Of eli
weeks at the end Of each term.
DIuur the Winter vacation, the Library opened
ed and n htec iOT the Of the the SLR0U
Applications admission, tur Catalogues, any fur
nornson, may be made 70 cnhef Of the Professors
Cambridge
tyyu,hrliae Mass January. Is58-Fsb 2-Isw9v
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= 9IlllL Z lI15lAV ALLUNg 80
LII debts due Us previous The year Ia57 viii ba f
- iscled " suit Al January COuFl, bsiOTs Nlsf
not 9ad before hal Tune This shall apply 10 an gr5s
without dlstncOR. "a the wise h 81 1is4ut1
decl0 z N NrNarEV -
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Unfred states llaiI l.frle

SHIPS.
Through in 48 20 % Hours. CHA
iSElhI- WEEKLY
Tas new Steam ship Columbia, 1900 tons, b. Berry
Commander
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. d. EWan, CommandGf.
@ariOns loo tons, W. J. Eos.eF, Commander.
5as. AdgeE, 1900 tons, 3. U. Turner Commander.
B0utheTneT, 900 tons, l. n. Hurry, Commander.
sssss. LEAV Is Adger's " hsrVss ,sTsry Wsdnsi j.
day and Saturday aftsr ths arrival Of IN
cars from she South and Ws8t, AT higei
tfsEBr.
These Steamships were al built expressly for thta
the Coast.
Tables suPpliedWh sVsryuIury. Attentive and cour-
sso1H COmmGndsrs val insure Travellers By this Line
every possible comfort and Accommodation.
6teelhse paasage 5--s-.. - .-.s.-s 90
korelght passage, having elegant STATE hoom A.
sollmodan0ns, appyt0
4EESY AIsSROOE, 4 CO. Agsnts,
H-arta ! f