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BIZ A N X BOOKS.
B1l4KA PAPER.
BILLS Of Iadin.,
Steamboat Books.
Railroad Receipts.
Check Hooks. o.. the rdriOlS Banks1
Note Books, on The udTious Banks,
Letter and Cap Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
Black and Red Ink.
Banker,s Cases.
Backgammon boards.
writing Desks.
Law Books.
Medical Hooks.
Bibles md Hymn Books.
miscellaneous Classical Hooks.
school hooks.
Grnhams Colonial History Of the United states
Banerolt's History OF tue United states.
Prescott's Rob-rtson's Charles the Fr.th
Prcscoits Phillip the Second
Prcscoas Misceilanics, Biographical aud Critical
PreseoiIs Conquest oT Peru.
Prrscotts Conquest Of Mexico.
PrcseuitS kersoand and Isabella
Lac ., Washington, BY Washington Irving.
Lie of washirgtnn by Jared sparks
IIfc aud fifnes ~ a. Clay, BY Coton
Private Correspondence oi n. Clay, By Colton
The Works OF Calhoun, ~ vols-, complete
Tue Works OF Daniel Webster, IA q vois couapletc
Tn Private Corr sroadenoe I'd ihaniel Webster. :,
Siarks' laic OF Franklin.
Washington lrVlng's Works, complete IN - vols.
Cooper Works, complete in SO vols.
Lppincott GAxetcer of the World.
Appleton Biographical Dictionary.
Bakes Biographical Dictionary.
Applcfons CyclopedLA Of Biography.
Ramsey ARnals OF Tennessee.
Memoirs OF Hugh l.. White.
American Eogucnc-; collection % Speeches and
Addresses, ~ the most eminent Orators OF Amerc.
with biographical sketches and illustration uotrs
Thirty years IN the United States senate
Or. kanss Arctic Explorations.
Dr. LivingstonS ~ years travels IN AfrhcA
Frank FORESTER Great Work tie fius &c of Amer
lea
stephens Book of the BARN.
The American Farmers kae. elops,iiA.
Barry fFuit Garsien.
Do~Ring . fruit and Fruit Trees.
Farm implements, 10 Eagrayin.H
lArbig's Agrtcultlifai Chsnlstry.
For sale by JOHN YORK a. 90.
ieoi-u No. 3s Union sf.
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NE w On =

The City Of the Great King, by R'RosAr
life and Times Of Aaron Burr, by J. PAXTON
debt and Credit. Translated from the German.
White Lies, by CiLaRrss REspE.
Northern Travel, by BAYAKp TArroR
Three Days in Memphis, by UHtsAs.
win Roses, Narrative, by ANN Cora Rrruuk.
he Cousins, or the Captains Ward.
alt Water or Sea Life, an Adventure.
Just received and for sale by
lar3-0 s4d CHARLES W. SMITH
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Negroe.i Negroes.! For safef!;
A No MAX cIsuk, and hs wr., who h . spiendld
~ washer snd iToner. Also god famsiy of i1k~iy
Segnoes, which xia b soid lON.
tza2S-r BOYD 90.
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Trustee sale.
our Beautiful Building Lots.
leensware, Bohemian Ware, &c.

HE subscriber has the pleasure OF announcing 90
his friends generally and the pablic particularly
Mr. Badger has Just arrs cd with very fine sts,sk
foods IN his line. As usual he Is ready 10 meet the
is Of his friends and old customers either for cash
rade, ss heretofore. We bespeak for him a call
nus in second story, No. AZ, Public square.
b20-u HEM. p. SHELLS
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Gbanferp Salfs
Burnt District, Market street.

Rachel ID. Smiley and Others Is. John o. Ewing.
IN pursuance Of decree Of this court the above
cause, will sell at public salo the Public Square
IN this city, on SATURDAY, eth Of MARCH, 1855, thai
SacaH Lot os Aura sSes, felc doors from he Sgaare
on which stood the Storehouse, occupied, before e
fire, by Reech Co., Druggists Said Lot fronts about
20 IL feet and runs back III feet
Terms made known day OF sale.
c. n. BRlEN, C. & NJ,
febs-td Clancery Court at Nashville.
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FIR EIGHT RATE S
IRON
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON N. g.
c. Railroad, west Of Stevenson
es7 E1Ez5 - 81
rs, Class, dncludine Hats per 100.

First Class, Including Hats per 100. Is
Third Class 80
Special Rates for Furniture, &c .-........ 80
COMPETITION between Steamers and Propellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
Savannah has caused reduction IN Steamers freghts
on through Goods. A. their charges may nnctnate
We give above the rates from Charleston Savannah
% Nashville ~ tie time guarantee the cost
shalt hot exceed sSy time prior "a LIST Of June the
rates heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia 90 Nashville connection
with Charleston ana Savannah Steamship Lines, viz:
First Class, per 100. 81 %
Second Class. =" rs
Third Class. - Sc
Special Rates s................... so
Consign Goods 10 Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and 20 Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston.
Oyercharges and damages Except damages occur
ing al seal viii be promptly settled heretofore
for further information Cards giving elAssihcs-
tion. nc. apply the ~ c. Railroad Depot,
BY mail 10 CsAS. W. ANDERSON,
feb22-f General Agent.
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To Wholesale Croeers.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

fINiE Large hFick Warehoase near the Railroad De-
Il pot A superior l0estton Ia every respect loT a
hotsesale Grocery business Receiving and Forward
ms house. knaaHe u J. fsCAET. pEoprstor q tbs
endersigned J. A. RICHARDSON.
marl-u Mchitnnxiile.
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Steamboat & Riuer Hens.

ARRIVALS.
Mar. 5.-CIty of Huntsville, Memphis.
Lookout, Paducah.
DEPARTURES.
Lookout, Paducah.
Tempest, Louisville.
City of Huntsville, Memphis.
The river falling slowly, with plenty of wa
ter for our largest boats.
TheJ. G.. Cline is the packet for Memphis,
Monday.
For ST. LoUIs.-The fine passenger steamer
.S1lie West, will leave for the above and all
intermediate ports on tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
A private dispatch from st. Louis, dated the
5th inst, advises us that the gorge in the
river between that city and Cairo broke yes
terday This will be good news TO those
wishing to go to st. Louis, and to many of
our merchants wanting goods from that city.
Rooms can be secured to-day on application
TO A. Hamilton, market street.
For New ORLEANs.-The great freight and
passenger steamer James johnson, will not be
able to get Off for New Orleans to-day, but
will leave on Monday next, March 9Th, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, positively.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
RcInOVai.

NCuIUN NI.
I'VE have moved into the New Warehouse No So
w Public Square, Nashville Tenn, " here we pro-
pose 10 do business on improved plan We have
now nice assortment Of Imported and Domestic
Dry Goods, Roots, Shoes, Hats, &c..
And We solicit the patronage OF our friends and OF the
buyers generally.
febe-2m DOUGLAS 90.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

AN nov receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, TO which invite the attention
my customers and the public generally.
SAM. PRITCHETT,
eb2T-lm BGSUsA 81 College st
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Kid, Silk. Cloth, and Buckskin Gloves.
SILK and Satin Ties, Searfs, and Crayats.

lust TO hand choice lot Of best quality OF Gloves
% embracing every color of Kid, silk Cloth Buck
SKIN etc tJan23-ul J. II. McGIlI.
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CHESsMEN

ttJOOp, Ivory and Jet Chessmen and Domnoes
w with all say les and sizes OF Backgammon Boards
just received and for sale by
Jan. I2-tf J. H. McGuI
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COpartnership.

COpartnership.
HAVING associated James Cavert with US in bust
L ness, the manufacture of Furniture will hereafter
be carried ON under the firm name of GROOMES, CA
VERT & co.
We are manufacturing Furniture Of every descrip-
ton, and stock is generally sufficient for the de-
mands of the trade. Those who have heretofore Civ
en- us their custom and those who have invited
to give a call.
GR00MES, CAVERT 4 Co.
fcb6-3m No. ID, Lower College street.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter |!

PATENTED By ELLIS 4 CHARLTON, Sept sth 1851
II VIE only cheap durable and efficient machine for
Il planting corn ever presented the Planters Of
Tennessee, Is now on exhibition at Messrs. Armstrong
Co.'S, No % Market street, Nashville
The Cherokee Corn Planter reconms nds itself above
AT others, Tor It's durability, cheapness simplicity and
the perfect manner that IL performs the following de-
soribed work. -.Il
Il farrows out the ground TO any required depth
drops the corn, as many kernels desired in space
OF Tour inches diameter, mathenatcaly IN the hill
covers the hlls and presses the earth (as hy the old
method with the hoe)-and marks accurately the po-
ston Of each hill. With single horse. man or boy
can plant ten 10 fifteen acres per day with ease
Planters and others are invited 10 an examination Of
THIS machine at Messrs. Armstrong 8 Co.'S where IL
may be seen daily in practical operation
Persons wishing 10 purchase COT MY RIGHTS In
this or adjoining States, by applying immediately Gas
territory being disposed OF rapidly can do so upon
such terms as will insure them large return on the
investment Cali at once at No 80 Market street
Nashville CHILDS L MCDOWELL.
jan22-f
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VEST BUTTONS.

HAVING rcplcnished my stick of she'll Cameo and
Il Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons, will sell them
cheap for cash. j. II. McGIlI--
Jan. l2-u
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K E r OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
fsECrRRD RyIRrrvus

SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.)
KERosENE ILLUMINATING oII-rhe light oh
IN tanned from THIS OIL exceeds briliiancy that o(
any otter OF mud heretofore discovered: IS mex
weather.
The Company recommend As the lamps best adapted
20 this OF The kcrosene Lamps manufactured by the
following lsreo Aessrs. Cornelius a baker alssi DIV
OF, Of Philsdephh r " Haaghwout a Co ass Brad
way the bfoSy hint Glass Co. No. rs BFsad street
Acssrs- lsetx 10. laz William street l. Merrier ~
lin - and ~ Edwards, a. Duane street, \. Y sam
pies o dihercat styles q Lamps can be seen Al the
Office NJ the Company.
AEla~zsE LvsSicATSs on, No I. Prepared 70 suit
TIE hnest and all other kinds os Machinery; euras
brilliantly IN Locomotive Head LgAts Car Ianpe an
the ordinary solar Hand LAMPS and stands a. great
deErcr VI c1d as the beet sperm Oh and a a1imlrs.
bly, adapted % ltssirsaa aud steamship use-s
hkssskSE Lrtsicxuso Jas, Nss. AxD 3 Superior
l1ofcstlfs all be- found "a poss-ss advantages over
any O1ss IN the mark,vt price<-< s.sst burn
-.nd haze b"eh thus Prepared % The require
meats 81 tssiiftads and ofherH-
hEsesskNK htSNAsx TN Prepared expressly for
a is's nss and all be feand admirably a.iaplod for
he use Of Steamships, Men u War, M~ciznt yezzsls
LAKE and River Gran, and barns M ali tbs Cahsn
ssAteFoom, tanaseis. Forecasts LAMPS, signal I..a-
terns, &c-
Iaaazcls Oh NH remain aud "a lous as ,s.s sy-r.n
master
ms Ksrezezs obs can be essainsa from he w,.s,s.
SIC oi x<-sF shiP eh-ndlsss iFnsE.sis snd 6reesEs
she tonIeay a May ~ ne Irincipz fsans aaa VI
ls<ss q The United s4ies. tls c2azs aaa he islAn1
d Cuba.
isss4I Asvnss spp.ssa On coaGsssly .s, he ru,-s
establishes - ms Bard u Iyssisss) % apglAc4lssa
70 AUSTESs<
0ssEzst AoESss. kxs<~zsx 0u Cosfxxs,
No. SO nesyes street, y. n.
h-crcnlzrs sith fali rafsteal.rs. isszis.anl1as.
ffiess. g. si D tss ssrasaea @rpiisstaa - sssss
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Fine tobacco.
BIRD CAGES.

ytTf have great variety &c beautiful BlRD CAGss
w the handsnmest assortment ever brought O.
Nashville, Nhleh NC viii seI cheap for cssh.
fub4o-u AcfAENxlE A WILSON
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a sA"' MOTH COhyArY
tor he purpose OF placing The saSs nos var, ana Of tse
49,. 7, upoh nass o. greater unity The fss-
ipsu o'ons the 'sng al the rs 10 ssSsrsd
u,so tsas. ,.sn.",,, scs eng svng and phous IN the
nd IN ms Ives ogrber under nj, or taa susv,ssr
Ths ompany sfars To Ihs pub IL moo 80 'A"
ecuhi.ss he greatest ss aud eIper,snss .S ~ sost
4 brings u bear all Improvements 10 macs,a.rx
sites TIE opportunity of rejection from the Whole matt.
rves the greAest possible seoury By the super,
hs ssmnnr Nv az inst contingencies might Ana FAN
he 6,'ss nuos or d.reng- inert Of pS''cplsr arm
Pei@a slphiA Boston AoousA Albany Ciooinos isaxo
fhe foswing aye Inc names Of the trustess .pposka a
rrRsssSs aAwpoS,
CHARLES TuPPAN
sAADFL ~ C.RPNNTER.
sD ssK5 bbA sssosra,
Ds,sses BALD,
VILLAS n WaiTIrs,
Usti srrsBsemens conDie'-d or the tim
hss Zach OF which r.p-sssnhog Ii coapsny viii ssrs
ar sGo'd TO banking In uions the sAasss
~mpOsios corporation rhaT prices viii rsmais ,Ss
RAwuos, 3a.asi i"G s"ro4 & npsor
Mes York. kopreAl inctnDsu AID View Or'-ans; nd
Tufr.E CANrrNesas 70.
''i5 ga' s'Rf' rs , sS Boston
Gate nspfevth, Wright Coz
New York rbtlsdelphis Cioc,t n-u AID Boston.
Bald, rOusDsND o.,
yooELYs DIR PER wsrs tls S S"' r M. YoDss
DaAPAk, ~sLss o. rhla1t l. his
WSlLsIOoD Hay wHfrik9,
JoaS b. sAsiT xrsSsy.
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FAN nACAAA-


nckDS FOR MALE NEW YORK NAV 1873 -VIRgT
- nd soUoDo mortgage BONDS NJ The auke Hori-
90 sroso OrpaDy rof sale by j. 50 PtHs street,
!iTf or ST PAUL T"ELvE PER CENT COUPON HU-
~ rtcipel bonds (sererap.) coupons February
greet bile nj the Metropolitan Bank Total issue $50 COO
bslsDee unsoo, $4,000 For ssie by JOHN b. NUkkAY
AZ Wall street
N'Ok sAtE-FifrY SHARES nav YORK ICp CON-
stock Apply Ia A. BILLS iT6 street
70 young deayoos Of encos 20
mesa fl 81 rate runty II offered inquire above
MoRTGAc Els PUKCaAsAD- RsT MOS 70 GRS ON
INl real eitse in New York secur.as Ju--
chased By @. r scHskkHsH0sN, 81 Broadway fourth
floor.
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Our 1ampico Correspondence.
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ca TspTTco, sersco, Aprt ~, l6Ss (
<yrir1i q fAs Cnsss S1sz Ses-,- Fliso--FTrz Tmpres
~s~s of H,r Cn0.ossacr71> Carr, no. sas> AVID ANA
-.ert-rhe Fulton Cleared for aa.o-s--s--,re 81 tie
American Big NaiAa- j. Sss--sa0ss.as, ga ar,gA
Csrsa-Tk G-r>vai ~ Bcssd ne FsEoa-Rei4os. If ne
ssfsc- ard Her Crrt1sn-Hurd-rs Fire on c< 7o-o---
1ls Falsou A5os n Loot for Proyiaons &C.
A. The bre Antoioetie IL W leave here The monins
fu New Orleans, avail myself q The oppSrtanHy of
sending you few lines concerning uLs Cod forsa m
roan.y, and this city in particular.
We arrived here on the 1ath from Havana snd
anchor outside Of The bar slouesijs q the Eng
hsh brig Atlanta
We we're nOs fully posted "a our departure from Hs
vsna a. W the er,e, scrs hsd progressed here suppo
sng i nolins mere uAa family fsud Ike al the other
hostile demonstrations ~hch MS present tine co,vuse
ais unhappy country. You nay Judge then Of our
surpfFe when TIE oaiAn ~ ne Fngh brig alo-rslfe
of board and informed Oonmso5ey Amy thai
he wished 10 ~ W Vhe town ne nus host eag ~
truce, Che cy blockadsd BY he Carr. marty asa
that vessels allowed up uEless boArns Ihe .snal
~ . neutral power lie also Informed Compsaaer Aims,
thu an Aurri~an ncrchan, captan an his p.suerre-u
sad creW we're confined q GaTzss foridcauons a.
pf0rers aud that be vessel aud cargo seized bv
fbs parties and fsrby cesained under Of Their
Guns.
Iron icsrnrr this news COmnsnier Amy o.
defed eve thing % Do g0i ready Tor Tu1niog lp b TIE
town. 1hs usual signal for pilot ho-iei AM sfter
ng 'Cr tins FOR and ne con na1fc seeing
rrTrcc ~ Die arrival. O Tered tle sailing misief %
frar boat unt take rolnlirEs win tlC ESD NJ nave
fhct ascera1s. iL- ne Cause q 60 p'' poanig % us
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nn~euan-au. s.d Disasters.

BAES FAsos Coz Rostoa) Basrord which lo,Ay l-i
tagna ae'', ~ mt VASE Eod vessel o. ssi tons, bu IN
In Boston for t 2 of h.ch $500 Neptune and sO
81 u. Wellington offices.
BARK CEREBRAL RsfG from anniarlani for New York
~hoh pui Into ouc-ustovn Apr eaky had discharged
her cargo. snd abandoned he voysge.
~ ne bech sno now nee hesd on shore. Der sails have
dansre '''" 'D' ''Ne
scin r,nln Bar-rrrcAp, s.oAdard n .chr Monte c-.,
sehr rar sTe four % -es, ~ ne .sns "a. q .c Ss
Howard sAe roop za5eth alongside ssssng nss,
ov,nso. Canada Fee, May 1.-THE Countess. Of Lcndon
railroad iron arc al re on whI.e iaaSd tRe
siesrsps 70 snwood Water, sq secr s,lry Board " IN
Gtr~fherrD
r. ,..-els h.v. %, bed y Iaverp, ie-sy. them
The srek q ,esas ihs, had been on Ere belonging 70
son s,r laden Win deals was passed Arrl ~, In lat -
viii be aeon ~, te onppsr stp Reporter spsin
love- nos loading for Van francisco win sail on
70 nt Tbs cebrsie clipper has Bsde rapid passages
70 Thai port In ld snd The other 100 dhys Of
wpieh Der cargo delivered IN erceent order pack
Wal stree p'' ~ '@' N''''' '''' u
The Tags q ,ho shipping is, -ere h,if msa his morning.
WIS Ia conBequcnce 0 c icrnse % Cam lae n
firm of Cam Tyson, ant fosry master Of packet shp
pscke,sl
eohr Caro- Amelia Of Orland Ne 81 =, rsouas ssa -osd
there OF The ~ IN. AMI u uoder the Danish flag.
Ra s ss s .Ss s: r. s az y,a O. . nS
~ We bndsr sna Capt DAM yhose, samuel Hanson Geo
scriued
thp Eounda frnsr Boston for sasspzse May
~ ~ Ficbng Rip " 0 miles
date, at 81, lon ~
Ps,s fTaat RON gesc. for Trinidad. WA pas,ed May
Pr trr En1a tobson smith N davs from Sunderland FOR
Fsw L9noQr Nay a. lat 'o4, Ion ssso-by PHO, s0n @
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Car adsp -four active 5emss and prices stosAy
shove seuIss sou'bers BRANDS eese IN sooo demand,
~nb ssts Of about 800 bOis ~ prices wHDo the rae 90
VI the above quotations Rye foar vas 10 fair demand,
vitb sales Of aoout 800 bbs. ~ IS IS 40 Corn oea
s'sdy With sales reUorteo Of 900 700 bbs. jersey
Rardywir 81 the above quotations.. Wheat vas 10
, ,hs ssas smb1noss ano" \" GOO susnss in
elEoipg CanAdiao white At 81 90; Milwaukee
club a. 9oc &hc soushern amber coiored and white,
gas ~ 81 ~ Corn nrmer, With saes Of s5ou,
20 GOO 70 Geo bushels, Including white Southern ~
7isc a72he yellow at 7Ac. 7bo ;ies Western mlxsd
roc sns New Orleans do ~ &c. Rye was quiet q
ese no and erc aaked Barley Tn fair demand, ~
rates Of 1900 bushels State iour ro~ed At 90 -
0sis we're steady w;h sales Of 600 bushels state stAss
Western were ~ 44o.
Corms --rhe sales embraced about SEQ bags Rio
Ibe foreign failed produce any decided
effect market Tho sales conhoed 70 600
bales strict m daig, In raDstu Tor Europe, vita freight
a. 10 SD and we're made 81 ihd.
FRuGnfs were hess active but continued hrm 10
Liverpool BIN OF about 10 go bashels relel al 81
ard 600 do. 10 eags oy steamer, ut Ito; 1000 oos
spirits lurpentne, az Is $50 cheese oy sea
o. 5cs With nrroe1 oeer ~ 6s and $40 bels roa 1t
?s Cd 10 Lons0D 400 bbls. rosIn at 2s 10hd per
86s. To Re, dan 600 bbls resin engsged .. 8s.
there ~ss IoshI new 70 glasgow TO HAvre there was
no change 10 Dorce, wnie rates were hrm
NAVAL STORES Safes Of 200 bbis resin made At
81 40, aoat Spirits OF tnrps rather 6rine-,
With safes Of about 200 Dbls, o. 47c AK. 4Sc
rude as quiet and psNma
PROVISIONS Pork easier but more active. The
sales embraced about OOO bbs., including mess, At
81 Co. 1000 OF ~hich was sod, check TO-DAY a. hss
sed clear III SO Beef wac steady with sales Of aool'
iS bbis., including country NJ SO 80 q Sal 6j;
Ieiacsod Western mess at 80 ga 70 Beef
hams were II COCO demand, with sales Of f01 q
SEQ bbs nj SIS. Dut yeats peavy,' with sales OF
about 1875 hbds. Including shoulders a. 6hc. 10 and
sas heayS with ses y aSSo. Zoo sSIs and liercas !.
Iohc ils Butter pieoty and dull 81 i6c 2ic 10,
ONO ana at lsc 2S0 for State oneese was hasvy q,
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nIPoRTAWT FROM YrEUICs.
SANTA ANNA CONSPIRACY BROKEN UP
Straits OF the Zuloaga Govern
nHeDt.
TIE QUESTION or nrrRVE1nss,
IN. 10, 10.

We Rave received scrresrcsdence and partial mes
S~n vs1co The S~aDshp isnnessce, Which len Vera
OR On she 7rb INST, bringing dsses iron iAs OAy =
ysxscc 10 the ttb.
CSa j. 2 P,Gkes, he Cosssl for Me Uaited aAsss 81
Vera oss r-surAed 10 he steamship fess-sss, Dol
j. . r~ymsp. she rev OOnscl, having assumed he du
NO. az ,pas ssiae
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ne Yrn,~nts ir Teal Estate.

BY A. J. BeSckef, son 20
story brick house and lot lD3 Prince St, between
Green mercer SiVy lD
by James Cole & Son.
Brooklyn property
lot south sioe Butler st., so r. west from Fst5ush
sv 81 Z; front IS rear, By 1903 ............, $40
gore lots north side Warren st., 244 ~ vest Of
opSsrhti, ss & -; .. :; ''o
Myrtle and PsTS avs, 10. 2oxioO. 80. 2eas
Boerum ais lot 2sxioo ..................... o,2&
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NEW CHARTS oF JAPAN, CHINA, 40, IRON RIG
IN surveys OF Commodore Perry u = E.-Tbs sub.
ricus hsrbors Of Japan, China Lew Chew 10 published
nom the above survey also variety Of nc
curae charts both gener, and parcrsr OF all IL.
world. ID. EGGEFT Son, Pearl, ect
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-02
THREE DAY,I,,TEp rpou rr,po

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New ioKx March 81 tn. steamship Persia,
w;t. Liverpool dsttS to h. 2Otb, has arrived. The
Ar"yo arrived out on The 18Th.
Tn. n-ws Ia mesgre and uninportant. Nothing of
moment had transpirtd 10 Parliament Tbs Indian
!orn ti was doaly passed.
II il positively affirmed, that Count Persjppev hss
tenc-r.d his r..gna,ion as French Embassy to Lon.
cd.
IL is rumored that Sir henry Buwer will be sp.
pointed British Minister to Cnnstaniinople.
Dates from Canton to January 9Th. state that DO
reply bad been mace by the Emperor to the Motif
CO: on The allied Plsnipotentiaries aud allied
Mia OF gun o"ss; and 400 French and .UUO Eng
h.h marines will garrison Canton. The rich people
nad !sad NC merchants We're returning to theNoity.
m. English we're erecting stroog works on The
I.i.p3 OF Perrin.
In .:,e spanish Congress Isturita explained tbs no
'i,on OF The Mexican question. Hs said be ,houyb,
il could Be setled without resort TO arms n. si,o
cord med the toct Of Lairsgus, the Mexican Enyoy
hsvinY been dismissSd.
Ths King OF Naples mas liberated Watt. one Of tbs
Ensrsh prisoners IN the Cargliau stfair.
LIVERPOOL, March ~ Cotton has declinsd half
penny on the week The .al.s of the week amounted
!" 81 go bats. Of which &00O taken for specu.
.T,,n and SUO0 for export. Holders we're pressing
On me 'natke
Manchester sdvces are unfavorable. The stock of
a port is 345 000 bales, Of which 2i3000 are
American. Breadsuf. w-re steady. Salaa of canal
'rr 81. % Southern 22.23.; Ohio "a ,27s. Whea,
l. du; sales os red al osa6, id white 7s7s I'd Corn
has IN improved demand; Gales Of white at aS}34s-
Sugar quiet Resin ia stesdv. Bpirits of Turpen.
the u dui', and is selling at 40s.
In Lora"n Rice had d-ciied 31.6d. Spirits Of
Turp.ni - 10. dnil sud selling IT 49,.
l. h"!H":i III the Bank ct England had increased
E!2y "no STERLING. American securities arc steady
and quit.