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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
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CJAPK-lDANe-l. Cola Ws,sr. M on Inursde' -
~ l. p Vsr. u y Pail d., 70 s.s Ne!-s- 0i-y ds~A
Ter of,h- Hon Wses Adams
MISREPRESENTATION Thursday evetlrE- -,
H. D, p. R.y lame H-'' ". ~ seseniA ,ifre M
GeoS F.TEasou 20 Ma Mary Anne g. sifpa"'on' D. o.
;hs c-y. -,
GRoSEBERG-FLEEI-Ous oudsy rv-na-. ST. II ~ '.e
b.. DR. Hsr.~lous BIZ I0~gn , Oroirorft" ""'HA-' ~
hi.- Fanny g. f.sst a M loss ,
INFLAMMATION FFRRALL-On Nonisy, seq. ? y ne
Rev n as.,.on Mr.. smith H-th.rinr-on o. ,iso = ~
Esther Fsrrsn Youngest Eh-e q the ie Joel fei-
s.q. Il stone Hal. County >lEo, Ireland
sligo psrers please copy
KEIIAm-HOWELL-A tie Church q re PaI,.ns. On
Nd s.r- s by tn R.v O. B. Ch~.ver, NJ. VI n H.
I'm 20 Mis-. Adci- p Howell. al ID! tni- city.
yacEvyzIy-I OHNsTON-On Fnaa7 SEPT H. by ne
Rev Dr. John Th0m ysou. NJ. John Aarsenfr AZ o.
toursl sc6t4nt M,. Eeu Josuor ate - L. "a Null
Scotland. both 81 tls ri'g
MILLs-DlRROW-In SevIOniou. Oh Wetne.dAy' 81
IS !, H. r~.5.re ~ the brides fstrF. 1v ~ Rev o. l.
Waller Chss , Nils of BfootlFp. o. L1eV hlne'' ".s
daughter u John D.rrop, ESQ, Of ID loraer Ps'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

Since lamar Lee. 4sj 81 CG5 Isl 81 as sBso3i
The Chemica Bank has declared quarterly divl-
end Of q cent, payable on the LIT of October.
s Draper r. ular daily auction sale Of stocks and
bonds will take place at the Merchants Exchange to
morrow "Wednesday, Sept -, at l2i O'Clock.
NorIcE-Mr. Farley, President Of the Dubuque
and Pacific Railroad Company, lot having arrived
from Dubuque as was expected, the bondholders sad
other creditors are hereby notified that the meetizg
advertised 10 be held this day at O'Clock P. m az
No. a Exchange place is postponed to Friday, the
9th met. TO be- held st the same hour aud place.
S,u York sey-. y. 1862.
Tie business Of the Clearing House to-day, Wa $40
800 100 and over. The Vigo viii take about siO0,ooO
in gold. and the Asia, perhaps, as much more. The
seIn-annual coupons the land bonds Of ;be Hannibal
and ST. Joseph. Railroad viii be paid at the Office Of
Mes,rs Duncan, Sherman & Co., on the 1T of ooto-
Der. James Punnett, Esq, the Cashier Of the Bank
If America, was this morning unanimously elected
President Of that Bank, fill the vacancy Occas.oned
bv the death of George Newbod. William l.. JeL-
kins ESQ., Assistant Cashier, elected Cashier, TO
fill the vacancy occesioned by the promotion of Nj
Punnett 4 large auction sale of millinery goods this
morning wen. of with fair spirit and at good prices
number of stockholders OF the Nicaragua Transit
Company haze combined To commence q sut against
Commodore Vanderbilt, for the recovery 81 the assets
OF the Company, supposed to be in his hands Stock
holders who wish TO join in this st shonld call upon
the Receiver Mr. Golden Murray.
The Buffalo CoBrter says the International Bridge
will now surely be built, the Company ask of BUT
falo no further guaranty than that Of $50 O0 to make
W the deficiency OF the annual interest, at = cent
on .wo and quarter millions. The tubular bridge Of
Nj Roc is TO bs constructed. That gentleman offers
To raise the money in London upon the assurance
given by the railway contracts for an annual rent OF
slCOC00, and the citys guaranty to make good any
deficiency in the revenue OF the bridge to increase that
sum TO $4,000. The city takes no risk on account
Of the railway companies. On the other hand, II has
all the benefit TO be derived from the carriage aud
foot travel, and from any new contract that may be
made with the Great Western, with any other than
the Niagara and Detroit Rivers, and the Buffalo and
Lake Huron Railway Compaues, while the revenue
accrung from these sources may diminish the citys
liability below $4,000, and possibly cancel it alto
gether.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrants,
and Specie quotations for the week corrected for Us
from the rates current al the banking office Of Messrs
Rrnfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

BALrisosS, 81 T.-FIoUx e1n ,n1 io--r. 49,. :. =
q 1857. WHgkT dl. ard CONNER ovr R.a a. - 80
White e. ga = 20 Cory steady wAis Tssss X
visions dull md UNCHANGED - no-
PHILspsLpHiA s.pt. g.-FLors Ten. wss.r-s.-.
esecs q HaDei Waite. 81 -, Red. si 1G<l !. yy'.
CoEN valfec ~ 90. WHISKY trm a. 2ifett, 'e'ss
Nr~ Ssp'. rres[s.s. .osAy ssss.
posk -l7 5a CorgGE frE Rio lie. has
CfNcfSN,rf SGT. s-FLoVE sr-ise A. Z n H. A..
ar .rr.rfrs 18th uor- elv-rs thsn s,isrs WH,.. Us
~ WHssr hrm a. 81 % cor Red and o. IS Is, NJ.
Provisions Unchanged va
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Passenger Arrived

10 sisassAip SoriAua Light f,0. So.As,,n.u
Gtatre... 4. CULLEN, ? Ps1,ersree-r 3. sso- 49,
NJ. " sEn,rE. Mr Por,sr, Me fsnay Mar M.1 -
nd ch4 Mr. Nan der Hcyt,u D. Mersf- ~ -asa
Msi Arms seBsnan sna d.sshsr rsu sroo- N p.,,..
J. Lor,riG Mr.. secr,an Mr rk.ssr, Jota isur, n rtS
u LAM. ard daughter. M. Br4in~-i N. - 10,
Rev NJ MeKcilsy. Mr. n. Leonui So 4. 3. , a. =
u.cce S,ror ac la Case. and pephes, M Tavrr " n
NJ rIr.rIiuz J A Frame. Jo-. oxfr1 3 w.. ~ 'os.
> Gotta " c Paine. r. r. Paine. NJ 'esslaSa
tire rhildreu J. K. Me)uacr, Ngfusse NJ siysna
~ Gardiner M. White, and sl5i ~ susrl -. so-e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
Tuy IxloS D.IIy PR.yyR.N.r

NE UNION DAIIf INAfkk-MkE1ING N rHE
NORTH Drrcn CBrkcHTomorrow the sd inst h~in. t..
anniversary Of the Of the Daily PRAYER
held the Consssoty rooms Of the North Dach Church in Fa
ton street the church viii b. opened occasion and
the meetings win BE- hed therein the purpose Of ryns all
who wish an opportunity unite their hearts in pra. .nd
to God Cor the and manifold spiritual be..
ing. which be has conferred many portions Of our Land
during the past year The meeting w1 commence usual
hour, u o'eleck y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
BROOXL Wv ITEMS.

PoLnIcM-The delegate from the Thirteenth,
Fourteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards to the
yth Congressional District publican Convention met
on Monday evening at the Odeon, when il was decided
TO appear at the Convention with six delegates from
each ward leaving the same number to be elected in
the Seventh and Thirteenth Wards Of Sew-York to
the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

81 E,s< Rsl,oa1--s. 40 eb!s. E.osr IS. a. N.Y..
Ai-h-i 30 bu.h NLes, 50 bag. 90 40 - -. 1sAt
visions. A.hr. SO do Chee,e, us se Lsrd ,HE =
ter 90 .iS.s Leather 49, oar. Vooi p pks, roA. A.
IN, No, "A Rircy Boats So bill. Fioar y 40 -. a.
y IS Co Corn $50 do Oats 4sn 90 Ry~ SIS 80 sx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

First CoSGRrssIoSsL DIsTKIcT CoyESTroS.--
The DELEGATES 70 the Republican Convention Of the
First Congressional District assembled at Jamaica
yesterday. Mr.. Sidney McCoomb was appointed Chair
As two sets Of Delegates presented theniselves
from Of tine towns Of the District it was resolved
to appoint committee Of five to examine into the
matter and report to which entitled to seats in
tie Convention. The Convention then adjourned, 70
meet again at the place on the 18th II October,
when the American Convention will also be held there.
There appears to be general disposition on the part
of both the Americans and Republicans to fuse on the
nomination Of Congressional candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
Albany Lumber Market,
FoR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. SEPT. 2l
henorted ergye.slp lor The v. y. ITi6nns.

There las been little activity IN tie market the past
week supply Southern and Eastern trade The home de-
has also been good Prices unchanged though the
for descriptions j. rather and 10 shec
considerable sales concessions made coming within
inside rengc Of quotations The better qualities held
firmly with disposition 20 adv ance prices
We hear Of nothing relative business this Fan and
dealer. 70 think thai there will be a light trade
Receipts the past week have been quite light dealers having
stated they would sst week diminished their orders
Below Is-ou receipts from tine l4h II
i'm fb, and
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by telegraph.
NORFOLK Sen,

NOKFOLK, sspt. N.-Aniyed Ia Hampton k'a"''
W Pzise, spsnbrrro. ar
BOSTON srpt 2i-Arrived steamer Vim. Jsnatns -
bark Mary Sfevsu ,B Aud Cardenss bns a~,,f
Davidson, Havana Lodi, Hops -, assnzAsi aasn Me
-. N4ril. schE Wm. Wilson, Oyerns fon srp
Below barb Triton from the u AFRICA The IA
Polynesia Mol eh sAisc heDes on the go ,r 30 sWs
Francisco p-uug The 18th, IN = w ga "a
th. <si discovered had four fee, d ~,tsf " .r-A
and Of tte pumps got ohosed WITH coA-' 'aP-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

WILMINGTON \. C., Sept - The schf. t<sAsn vs.s
from B.t.ruorr with an assorfsd has - si -
syip, In and for.onnss. carried swsy FOODS q Of
~.,.r in ,hs hold The sehr Adele has Jsst ssscd
Tb~ sebr Msry Am sad Caroline was bound 70 -. Il
mot Nrv-York Ths s<hr David Faas; hsd ss's' INV
..,r Ia her hold when she over he eek u.vA
Inv I~;tsT 70 Envsod wshsJ ese, ssey pssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

THT WATER WoRSS.-rhe Common Council were
to have met on Mondayngh 10 receive the report othe
Committee the sublec, of the covered canal on the
lire Of the Brooklyn Mater Works. The Committee
il Is understood have prepared their report AID il is
believed 10 be adverse to the improvement or alter
alton. There was no quorum present, however, and
the Board adjourned to Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
RAILROAD r,RvIves roR August.

Tie BridgeD1rt Farmer Of Saturday ssys the re-
oeiyer Of the Merchants Excl Gnce Bank has made b.
report to the Superior Court. He las received assets
enough 70 redeem all the bs Of the bank that have
been presented and also 10 pay OF abou; 80 ? cent
ofother claims against the bank. The Judge extended
the tine FOR receiving the issues Il the bank until
Yesterday a. some $50 were sent in after the ap-
pointed time had expired. The are some 8 600 or
az 600 still in the hands Of the community. M
Moves. Bank Commissioner. with Mr.. J.. e.. Peck, hls
attorney. also appeared and made statement to the
Court. Mr. Peek said that when il was thought that
an Injunction would be likely follow he proceedings
Of the legislative Committee. the Board of Directors
voted 70 assign 20 themselves. Individuals ali the
bills receivable which the bank possessed, for the
ostensible plrpose OF raising S-O.HV. Inc bills re-
ceivabe, with the collateral which belonged with
them. amounted to $llU 500, and comprised al the
assets II the bank save $l5O0O IN cash. which
fell into the receivers hands. He applied, therefore
for order In bring the Directors AMI the assets IN
hold into Court. The order was granted, and the
Directors were summoned. Three of them appeared
YESTERDAY afternoon. Not much information beyond
what i already KNOWN could be gathered from their
testimony.
The CiNcinnai Ga.ette Of the Eth says:
There was a very good demand FOR money today,
and discounts not easy yesterday. Some OF
the houses report inability "a take all the good pa
Der offered but this exception and a. a gene
raj thing frteass paper passed readily at 10 cent
TIE offerings If good paper IN the street, haVing
Bank credit, continue light.
The Proridencc Journal reports the sale al auction
OF the Steam Cotton NIL in that city, for $4,000, and
the assessed upon it for the present year. amount
ing TO about 81 600 more. There are $1,000 spndles
and Sos looms, with all the usual preparation. The
assessed value OF by the city last year was $l6ooo
Narkef.-C.lrTrlIy REfosrxp rol Tn. " Y. TiIsrNE
TUESDAY,. Sep. q, SS-
ASHE-Ihe demand Coz both kinds Is sAr sales Of - eoz
o. Sc for Po,, and IS II! for PEARL. -, -
COFFEF 10 nscrve bars Rio q. 81 alltc 30
Bshis q; &c. 80 SAyaniis on private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

Freighis are firm. To Liverpool; , $50 oesi- fioar.
rart at L. Cd: Cotton a; 5-:sai. To London; opo
tbls. Rosin q: p. ii. q 80 70. To Bremen; Low
bbs. Rosin at L.; I20 tuns Icgwcof al i'7. on1
half OF the scilisn bark Yic,oroseo 40 iuns, e' IL
Genoa in lsf9 81 teake wood now sailing 1neT Amer
ican colors under the OF Manhattan, "a p'iVae
terms A b,k 10 Narseilles with light Pipe slaves
and home by way Of Sicily, private terms. 'niP
Of $500 ibis. capacity, from Mobile With Cotton
to Liverpool a, d.. # to Havre AT lie. 4 brig ron
Jack son,I lie 20 New-York with Resawcj sun a. -
4 ve-sel TO Ssal little 800 TINS ard back for
$3.50. A ves-. to Bangor With Flour a; lsc. Sew
era vessels to load with Coal at Philadelphia FOR Bar
bados at g..
The business Of the Snb-Treas.ry was Receipts,
s2.5 go 24-sll4 OO0from CATIONS; Payments Sal,
;j2 30; Balance, sl2, o., 100 &.
We annex a comparative statement Of the export
Exclusive Of specie from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. !:
1856. 1857. 1855.
Total fr n. l,O7ffn <Llnlro -let.r-
Previously .b4i5tSs Slol.so +<e-l''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

sNlArURT ALMANAC. rHts DAY
SCN-Rses... SIT Sets. sosSl N0os-S>r
BicH wsrrs....rHs DAY. 100
Sandy Hook. SIS Coz. i.lAai...7.Sj HeRC.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

COTToN-Trfe rather better .oos 20 ibs rGts;, Sh
abs Of $50 bars .: he snseS,d q1Dtstions:
kEv.rosx CLASSIFICATION
n.nA Mnhiie y. o. 4 IlG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

COURT CALESDAR-TWs DAY
o. SppRESE CovRT--GEsERAL TERs.--Nos. =, ID
\ "a. "a 20 80 30 20 ~. 49,
SUPREME CoUKr C,RcUIr-Part Mos. ~
7s5 ~ 70 7g7 sl5 eIT s2l, ~, 81 80 -
"a as ssS ac5 81. Part ILSos 10. ~! ~ 70 "a
10, ~ 79 7c3 TO 7sl, 7s5, TO- S0' ~ 90 49, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

DEMOCRATIC CONGREssIosAL NosiNArI0Ss.-The
Hard Tor Vanderbilt Democracy assembled in Con-
venton at Sharps Hotel, in Myrtle avenue, yesterday
evening for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Congress in the lid Brooklyn District. John Dohery
occupied the chair. Full delegations were present.
An informal ballot, being taken, resulted as follows
Edwin c. Litclfed, "a; James II. Hutchins, II; n.
b. Morse, 5; Samuel ID. Morris, 4; Blank, ?; Tota,
81 A formal ballot was then entered into, and, the
names of Messrs. Morse and Morris having been WITH.
drawn resulted as follows: Ltchfeld, %; Hutchins,
23. Mr. Litchfeld was thereupon declared unani-
mousy nominated.
The Soft Democracy, or Bradley wing of the party,
met at Tammany Hall, in York street, and, after or
ganizing nominated George Taylor for Congress by
reclamation. Mr. Taylor is the present representa-
tive Of the Id Congressional District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

NEW CouSTFRrEITs.-Sew counterfeit thr,e-dollsr
bills purVortug 10 be issues Of the Merchants Bank
Of Bangor Maine, have recently been extensively cir
culated In this civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

QUEENS County AGRICULTURAL FNR.-Great pre-
paratons being made at Flushing, l.. |, for the
County Fair which is to be held in that place to-
morrow Wednesday,, the 22d inst. From present ap-
pearances this exhibition will be the largest aud most
interesting yet held by the Society. In addition to
the usual show of horsefesh course has been formed
upon the grounds, upon which the speed and bottom
of any horses that may be entered VIII be tested The
inhabitants OF Flushing generally have taken great
interest in this, the Seventeenth Annual Exposition of
the Society, and nothing vii be wanting on their part
to make il complete in every respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. John Shaffer
of Newtown while driving into the city on Monday
night with load Of garden truck was stopped at
the bridge near Greenpoint by two young men who
wanted TO ride Mr.. Shaffer refused, when one oi
them struck him with club. lie called for assistance,
when one OF them, named William Marshal. was ar.
rested by Officer Morris Of the Seventeenth Ward,
ana taken to the S'ation-Ilouse. The officer then
went in pursuit Of the other party, and giving in.
formation al the Fifth District Siation-House the
officers arrested james Fitzpatrick on suspicion OF
having been the other party. They were both he'll
for examination by Justice Fox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

REPUBLICAN COSGREssIoNAL COyvESTIOS.-Tle
Republican Convention for the Second brooklyn
Congressional District met at Boerums Hotel in Jo-
ralemon street, last evening Luke c. Ryder Of the
Fourth Ward was appointed Chairman, and Robert
+. Benedict of the Ninth and Lewis Is. Reed Of the
Third Ward Secretaries The roll Of delegate wa.
called by Wards and the following answered to their
names:
Flint War@-s. B. chtteuden, John csshow, Luther
Second Wa,6-Yiclolss Chr..isn.ou, Haven g. Brown,
Ts,,d WayS-R. NJ. Craig. john Duffy, Lewis B. Reed
E@s,M mG'smL G. Ryg5 A. s a. cR Ros Hi Law
Sira Wo,S Contested -Lueen Brdseye J. o F. Lsrned
Sere@@ pG,d-ssrnue Turner John J. Bradshaw, Mathew
EigSh HGrd-Join G. Bergen, WIN. A Fritz, John D. W
NiSM War9-Rotert b. Benedict H. T. Moore, John J
TeaM Wa,d-Henry Ill., c. " L. J. Morrow, waL c
Eierern Ward-A F. Ca,nbel Reuben Isden james Daley.
7@eyh Ha'G-James Dufy, James Johnston John ui-
Xinesecnth Wo,d-ssmuel X Demott Joseph L Heath
Samuel Goodwin
On motion, the following Committee appointed
Nv the Chair. TO decide upon credentials: John G.
Bergen, b. NJ. Gaze, c. Parks, Henry Hill and John
Caslow.
A discussion ensued a motion 70 adjourn. and
several members expressed the opinion that it was
advisable to postpone the nomination for the present,
with the understanding that true Republican aud a
sound and influential should be selected when the
nomination was made. II. in the mean time, fusion
with the Americans deemed practicable, II might
be 30 arranged a to give them of the other can
didates.
A motion was eventually carried to adjourn to
Monday, October II, unless the officers thought
proper to call the Convention together at an earlier
dav the advertisement Of such call to be published at
least two days in TIE TRIBUNE and 1heErcn'ng Post.
The Convention then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
H.r4.,.-c..rrr1Iy artosrrp ron Tn, v Y. r,suNE

Markefs-CskETrLLy REfoErIp ron IHr ItsghE
Tprsoay Sep. p, lSs-
ASHESIhe demand COZ both kinds :Ar sales Of - eolz
o, Sc for Po,, and IS l2i for Pearls, 80, 49,
Bahia q; st<. 80 Sayanila private terms
COPPER-Refned Ineo ai-t and easier under ess ASor
AL rviau sdyieea Bstnore ear now be soeht B. and
Lshs q a. cash Osh<r Ands eel slowly former Pcea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

ACCmENT.-Maraneus Seaman, a member of Hook
and Ladder Company No. ], while proceeding to the
fire yesterday afternoon fell in North Second near
Fourth street and sustained severe injuries by the
truck passing over him. tie taken to his resi-
deuce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

The L.se OtsTio sfealnsip Ausroa, so tlus rese
t.mouiug haned n. Marine Rsiway A. Hunters Port =
vii have a h0l0lg 81 o.sra.ng o. b. lifted for 'er'
,Ls Psc6c Tie steamship Canada vii IN few days saI
the .eson6 Marine Dock for the service.
RrruExED-yark Clara Winasor McRwen, ssied hepes ~
PoTt-ag 18th inst returned tls inonnf nsyins ~
l6.h ia lat. 81 IS loo. 10 10 ~ scsa from y "" -.
away ryrg bboou, head Of torrtOpnzs and fore sns
topxsilzutInast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

Seir Eckord Webb. ftIree u8s-di aylor hAss< g..
sar obacco. &C.. Durham Dnnl. SEPT TO- on ~, a.
az Nrsna in fhe Gulf Stream expucnced heasy az -
r. T. 20 : p and yccred around - y w, whes caas'"
yessel leak. One dIed On "a, lalsage ,,L
BELOW-Bsrk Aberdeen Rec, : isifs July y was 80
On ths lstb 10 miles p : h. Of ssndy Hook ~ piht~
Nef,le Also brig Mary wilkins ~ scrson, Monte Fas. -
SAILED-stelalslp FlOIids Cro"-, Tor oa' aHa~hi -
Ellen Ausfin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
METROP0LITAN ENTTNG HoTsE.

We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare prices attached
that be enabled suit both pockets appees our
customers and charge for than they get been
needed in city, hope by our business
to merit public patronage. We feel certain of success
efforts and the immortal the kitchen, will furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. We also keep On hand
large stock Of
CIGARS CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES IND LIQUORS
Call and examine st the Metropolitan.
IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
sl56 - g
TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Tnsettled claims not due.

Unsettled claims not due, SI73,926 g
equitaby adjusted promptly paid. Upwards Of Sl1
0O00 Of Losses hayeen paid az the Etna Insurance Company
in the past 3S years.
PIEEE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with sovency and fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents
for terms Of ] 10 years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and unntsr
ruped through Of financial sunshine periods
eentul in, exempt from sweeping conagratiOns and maritime
disaster Being long established cash basis the troubles Of
credit system affect US In no material particular.
During hard tines the security Of reliable Insurance
Imperative due ability Of property to sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agencesin ali the principal cities and towns throughout the
issued without delay BY author
lied Agents Of TIE Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and Fidelity.
ngrcl5-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
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When rdn zee him IN the ss1i
But When g0n see him III the hs7,
AhU h1rps then L be-
q c5urso, race hoEss isn's course
"A fne e Tar from fne
i lisa za.lsani1F sigh 70 zee
AhPbls qlne-tres pine.
Y mne-l ere sl miuoTs, thea
Their guardians get their gains
An glaElef1 extra pains should tsEs
10 pat n extra pansa.
has ahsuta farmgia room
Not long ago 1 knew
70 A.. he caught q ~, and shen
Flew up the chimney cue
But such scene was never SEEN
I an cutie sure of that
As when with sticks al hands essayed
70 mt TIE BAT e bar
sEss DO you do : " sid sal to john
siS0-Io,' replied ne;
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"A ktchen-maidis often made
10 burn her facs or hrol it g..
A lady VIII DO ltteess
Than toiilf sf her toilet
rFispunishfneat fog me to pun,
lis ri6ng void Of worth.
So lei il pass unn0ticeis
Like fsH that's due % earth r.
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