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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

WILL furnish janlsers, si;lez Laq1r Gss. Oil or
4 Candles % suit sze tuig Chars, iioe Plaiic
Gaii IA ts city esaatEsufh al Glosa shsles
c.eEp "a they he hal frou any market
keep good ass5rtunt 81 an the Hrtires.Nh
ers, &c.
Z GAS PIPE ASD GAS FEEraNfss
have theTery best WoTamen aE<ys really aiy kihI
Gas Fitting Asai Al ire machinery frcit scrssag
Gus Hpe4 aai sll sci. nyuul Of iset pErs p UuA.
try. their plans fIruish tons
and other they dc their ,Furk
--44s Steam and SteambOat y Ark. sat
Steam Pipe Sean Valves, Cess and osr a. uo andfor
repairing steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe 'sorEdou
WITH despatch
cess JAMES r. ESVBRfCK.
elt2S-3n 81 C1erCg street.
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WILLIAMSON & CHEATEEAEI,
Brandies, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN 'f- fhftrE
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &C.,
10 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHyILLE, TENNESS EE.
yyuE undersigned have in store the lollowin pure Liquors
Wires, which they oier the trade at low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purcae Of those goods
to examine their stock before ouying
uurs are purchased through
tom House and he warranted genuine Being determined to
ures-posessing the facilities do
ouselve that off such inducements to Cash and
prompt dealers as win meet their views;
isrnldies, Gin, IsHIi and Whistles.
90 and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bos superior Rye Whisky
Brahi;es, choicest brands very old
; 4 do Rochelle do bbIsg genuine Old Bour'ndo
5do pure Holland Gin; lee btis fine Temp forn. DO
2PunleOus ". l. RUM pu1cAeous Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 90 do sausFnas;
best brands; lOqr casks Sherry;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Maleirai
y soI Rel in. c,,-.,.. "a DO DO PORT do old
Porter, ale, sc.
81 Do English and Scotch Aie best brands;
% boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Eitters;
90 do French Cordhls, assorted;
- do Brandy Cherries;
10 DO. Curacao, Mlresolino and A0synthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 800 600 German ciears;
choicest brands; $500 Baltimore Eesallas DO
Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. Anderson;
10 do do do do do 'Leftsick's aces
DO Dc % .sa d si Fine
Star;
boxes Virginia Chewing Tobacco, sutherands sine qua
nom
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco Camher Flpper
Golden Leaf
% Virginia eving Tobacco, 'Langhorn Aristea,
No. ], Gold Leaf:'
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Aliens"
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
a y boxes s.Eean smits, eeiraed ..vst and Pancakes
Danye Tobacco, equal if not superior, any oilers
ed in this market.
With many otter articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CuEATHAM,
s-u9 NJ. q. College street. Nashville, Tenn
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LAvD FOti saLf..

VIE suhscrer offers for sale seventy flani he
81 Vie Fgankn Iurapis, tour ada from eaEa al.
joining the tract which h. Resides an Capt John
jones. Fhe land is equal ne ahanasucs e excel
lsu:, falling water, with the lautifal buiing lie
in tl country. and IN de Of TIE an4s IN
Amer'cL aprs H4rHANIEG HaxTER
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gasbtilIt aanian anS 5ntritan.
r.s lrur. oa LASS oossrrrvr. .qo.a..
ENtWABLE AT PLEASURE
n be chargoa fer 6.
N TIE WEEKLY

Ohss4nafe enc ear sS0-Eas additional square, SO
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged fer the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY
subsequent insertion.
pvsished IN both the Daily and Weekly will
aided $500 ~
7TG1siszf Advertisements Do raid for az tas time Of
iaSsJfa87
To COrrespOndenass
II viii gave as great deal unnecessary trouble II our
friends IA Tritg 70 Us will bear in nnd the following rues
was give date post Office, county, aud State boy
w the paper changed from to another give
both Offices in full.
az yea fe on business and on on separate
sAeets Of paper, different leaves o. enc sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon faetsand
subjects as be Of Information interest the public
Anonymous communications OF Character win receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side OF tie paDsr
We cannot undertake to rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed Messrs r.
EASTMAN Co and not personally tue Proprie
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AN the N day OF March mt, Board q tie ss-snhoa
" DeiaWerest' The upIer vri. On Niilvi Be- rsi.i 1
~ pursuance Of order o. he psrict re Bsc
II die Tennesse, tie Of NJ iunis & agrst
preceal . ssl slid sErys
beats apparel, tacsle and furnlre o. te highest bid pub
s yenue- the Purcaser being reurei tay ot 1rtoi The
pura money cash, and % give ngtes ri goei sccaliy
paye IN Sank for tie Tesiius IN tao ~ snts, a sar
and eSst aopths- Tus u iay of 2iaIth ls59
j. %. CLEMENTS. T. S. Nsrhai
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NOTICE go s.EgFPE

Z I .er suIs-r,ce proper projection Of
Track, and 90 be- 81 'it t gravel and other
trains fregat be egulr uI rate ufslei
wlI"i only oaPli=lel ~ rGiu.- schedule tine
therefore tat The i.c- t may be The time
laid down sCl-gy. that asT iATy days
aJe, freight received ~ the NyIe aid Lh4tianoO
"a BailrOad Com. any, Schedule stations MY.
e ". JOLE,
janSl-H Sup't OF Transportation n. L c. z. Z.
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1859 rs s 1859
Hannibal ana 81. 5OsepEi IsaiIroId,
of "a ssRgE.rz.

tOMILETED and oc. through Mississippi to Missouri
IJu iur,ir n est and -JU The
Rzss4 COED - A4SssON
than arg otter Railroad Auorns lie shortest, quickest and
euetpczt route Western Miss urI, iowa, Kansas,
NcGT.ssszsl igFsei E-Es2c's E1Cak.
Trains II lll Lay at O'Clock, 4. NJ arrival
o. steamers composing lie i. / 81 30. L. r.
Line dtily clock. p NJ, whe ely
passengers 81 Joseph II hours from St Louis, and
Josti line OF hrst Passenger Packets
which leave al,al Of trals from AcAison, Lelenworth
CITY, Nebraska Cry, CUUI "a, iuls ami Omaha. Gaining
Prom = 20 { days over amy OIAcT monte.
TIae from Nashville 10 81. Joseph, ~ hours
Hare fGOasa Mas ERLEs8c 20 st. Joseph
3Is.5O; EFOs8 C4ESGGss HOOizss &s3.50.
Bags, checked Llgaush. Meals AL St4eroDns Packets
free. freight Osest rates. Immigrants desiring
company st0ca, depend going through by freight
Through Tickets >aad The only route by which st.
Joseph reic-I g Raroad r sale al the n. q e. K. r.
and 81 al all the lruCipal Railroad Ctces in the
Uuitc States iuiur.-stIuu address aNU H. BONLN,
=. GEoAT, Cen. Ticket Agent, Gen 1geI St Louis.
JOSIAH flUNr Suit. Hannibal el-@-donH
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Single copies of the UNION AND AmERT-
CAN, furnished with or without wrap
Pers, at the COunting-rOom, for five cents.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn TUESDAY. MARCII p 1859

FISHER. w AELESS a. Co.,
WHOLESALE GFsoCERs,
General Commission and Produce
MEgCH ANTs.
i COTTON ANEs TOBACCO FACTORS, 3
| Corner of FFra;ld and Market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN ESsEE.
GBOCFES1FsS.
EEyE receiving Ct te largest and most desirable
stock Of Groceries osFel y the trade by house
q Ibis New Orleans sugar:
la 20 lafrrls Plantation Molasses;z - ..-- i
sa-,. - = DO ..,-aayg a., 90
IOo0 k<gs assorted Nais; -t-it1
! $3.50. 81 boxes Taiow Candles
| 80 barrels Crushed Sugar;
III IS do r b do
s0 barrels Whisky, all hmuas
= --s p casks Imported Frencb Brandy;
dc Holland Sin;
$50 boxes Family Soap.
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins
' ~ Z 40 40 S 10 S 40
$50 boxes Freshooye Oysters
1fj5 bags Fine SAT-;
sOo 60 GO ID, Dc c9 a, e., D.
--rr' 10 boxes Chewing Tobacco all grades.
With many other article toe numerous menton, all of which
dec 9-H FISHER, WIRELESS CO.
M0.RIs a sTRATT0Ns
EIioAEsAlE sk9eEEs AsR p oehAlssIoN MERCHANTS
Dealers tn Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
no IA MARKET STREET,
NASH WILLIE. NNESSEE.
receipt argeand we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceres, liquors &C. to sheh We inv lie the attention
Of the trade
goo bids Louisiana sagar, all grades
50 do do do Powdered do dos
2 $50 DO % = do Coffee and a. Extra %; Z
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee; "a
lWl do do Lasuyra do.
COO hbls choice Reboied Aiolasses;
800 bbsdo do
Hoo do La. do. fat
300 boxes J. c. INA Ia; L.
10 do x l'xli d.. veTy cheaPtor cash.
.e 55Oboxes Star Candies.
Sa 90 sanimer Co
800 do *. Louis and Mem. Soaps
A0t do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
90 90 dc DO do Spice;
100 DO superior caTb soii, B papers;
2lo casks do dos
2 casks ,nu'ei hisIaer; :
100 bags Pepper; tsT.t
SO do Spice;
100 dozen Painted Buckessi
Is Go Washtoanis
100 dozen Broesns;
.C,0Ui assorted Cigars;
go boxes Tobacco. al grades Va tranis;
500 kegs pure v hitsLead;. st.s ~
81 ibis DO Lilseed OH
- kegs Shot all sizes; q
30 do Bar Lead;
50 cases Masou's Blacling;
1000 bags fine Liverpool Salt;
,03c Bis do;
GO boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
50alarrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
Cos do Raw Ohio do;
ESQ do old Coup:ry a.;
$50 do Smiths old Reserve do;
leo do Old Bouii,on do,
50 do do Rye do; -.rf.--.
l,D do M0nongaheIa 90; ..
30 do Oh Port Malaga Wine;
80 de A. n Gin;
pipes Holland Gin;
g do Old cognac Brandy;
100 st. Julien ClaI 1T Wine; Flsr
4G baskets Champagne, extra: fe $500
1900 cases Brandy;
$40 packages Domestic Brandy;
900 barrels Cider VINEGAR;
With many other articles FOR The Grocery trade
jauIl MORRIS q sTRATr0N.
WILLIAMSON. aRcnrR CHA TEAM
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Phe Nashville Union and American has
she largest circulation of any political
paper an Tennessee.
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CEsTEFIoATEs oF ? 4CIZaasT.N .rla.-1la. J.

A. CircnlaE showing tEe plan Of the lat
terics viii be seat 20 any enc scsirosts OF
receiving il e-r - r.. 5.-r
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For phiIadeIphia. New S'6FA, &c.
-sn SAVANNAH AND cTEAELEsrOs. -

HzrEr TicEsts god 70 return un Jauulzg lssits25
The WslFknoNa hrst elIss stie-Eheei sleaniships,
KEYSTONE STATE. Capt c. z titssIllls, ana p 81
..-r 4 -,H STATE uE GBQ8iiIA. Gspt = slftsFiE
Nov form Regular hne iar the North leaving Charleston and
-.s..4 Savsuuah at-Tnsssly- AZ loii0ss 80 iEe
The STATE OF eiAOilA iFPn ssy1ans4s ~ '' ieand
18th o. every month.
TIE KEYSTONE STATE. fron Chareaps ii 'a.hi 2niaad
5ith u every MONTH
l. Pr safety anI esufori hagny sufeeisr san f.s, tee
ships not sHrpassei y grY o. ths ePa Se sg1Ief
NJ gsas - sesf. HsierE afsEtri SIS
For Niagara. Fails the LAKES and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia win the Great NcTtiErn
Railnasa fhroa a Slata Pals Ball5. - sours
Philadelphia Through rckets, De Vri7iirr x q
ping znd irlereate points Tor ~ s Asais
IL SsvaBBah.. ssr-.,r.sr r. ~ Il rtfsse5.l ~ 81
Pare Niagara Busalo, ss1Elmirs, s99caaan,'sas
agerts A. aaranlad.
~ Hs-f tttla p go T. 3. 4 I. O. BiIDD,
.. ..A-ent-af 4 isltln.
A. HEBRON, j.,
fsie7-dgu Agent a Philadelphia.
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Louisville ana Nashville Railroad,

k 8 . q 9 8 -
aud after Monday, Oct. 18th, 1855, will
y Follows:
Leave Galatin, e NJ. Leave Gallatin . N
arrive Edcpdgld, 10 Arrive Edge6eid, 4 do
Leave Al 40 Leave do $50 do
Arrive Gvllain P NJ Arrive GallatA $50
Tie tram leaving Edgeheda at II A. NJ alatil
Coaches Louisville harisyiile and Carthage. Only
the morning train will G sunday
octi7-u 4. IACLEOD. Supt.
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he tqliosiug rates. U-lea Is II riss- .
Certificates Of Packages o. 70 Wiiols Tickets, SO
40 Eah - 80
I99rrsT = g
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OrnancutsaI 'Erccs AND E.vera:rer


the subscriber is rrlpared TO with the greatest prompt
ali contrasts however arg e which may be eese la sly aud
upon Wu cannot iil @ give atstcte le Is also pre-
pared cNgCute ala manner OF
SIGN AID GRAININ0 ANo AARBLiN2
Having sc-& the services o. the iaost expert
and Xierieuced artists. . -.
The subscriber request persons having worA IN Rs line 70
give MIN n call before msEiag nnai arrACseEents,
X. 4. FLEMING,
nsrchs-su NJ &c. Union St., between Cherry and SumTaer
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r =. :. g -
WsNrEts AlsRANaEMENT.
az after Monday, November ss, 1855, Trains vllrun

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an and after Monday, November 18th, 1855 Trains wlrun
y follows;
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves ti4lan at 80 A. IL Gallatiu d.
Arrives Ed-eded q" HUl do Arrives Edgefeid 250 Gs
Leaves "IrL0 do Leaves - 3.3G do
Arrives Gallatn ' u 81 Arrives Gadiatiu :" 800
leaving Galiatn 80 A. NJ, Hud Elgeed at 20
A. NJ connects u-u tn c0aUie and Louis
Vile. The Train leaving b. rdeId NJ Gaan It
q. N mali coaches 70 and from iartsyile and
Carthage. Ouly the Tran viii he Sundays.
II = Wearing Al gel Institutes baggage, Of which each
passenger viii allowed eUVUuBs charge win be aae
baggage Wbic must he PAID to the ouuducor Other
articles -Ise, carried ID teIa will Ne charged
Expies eight b. paid agent Of tie Ia press
COmpa y.
Passengers LnE their Galatn and Elsefeld without
purchasing tickets, Eill Le ciag gCd ten cests extra.
jsu35-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent
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6 6 M i,,3l,, EbB1 g, I1Il'-l' 7'7I51

or WOOD, EDDY a CO., Niinfnst.Ia. l)eIs.
" = A list 1f isluiara gIesI.uifA
the amount % - prize tali earn euitk 81, vii te put
lis-ei ser syer dr-p ~ "a tn f1 aras ds1stz
Ga-l Orl-aE- pets- MaaIls lesis-e-
Cirirsta Standards Nashville Gaze- Atillt lanccr
NcF i9s4 Wessy Day Bou. SavtnuaI Gaar-ia1 Eiruonl
Dispa-ch York. Bisrach, PiaiIig- tass) Cisrion "a
Li;lls Rock tars > rrae ne1as,fat. risa - fsa1
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NHTANEED ,--The Principal Of large Boarding school
w oryoung laies situated the of Columbia de
sies . employ lady in the capacity Of House keeper One OF
experience viii be prfrsed Fort urr reference Apply this
! O1lce, ljanl9-tfl
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF cE4TIFTc 4TEs Rlsass
Encloss the money aircss r1eSs eri.eI on
receipt q which y q hs forwarded tg 6rscHli 7lrrascrs
can have tickets ending IN any hsure ty may icraez.
The List Of Drawn uunhefs and Prizes viii
chaser ilEalaliaoy afiec lie s.rasing. &C. 8 - -
= Purchasers viii PIE Tvite their guatures pl.n,
give their Post once CUulty AID STATE. 4s.ss
Remember t every Prize Is drawn and payable in fuii
witIoEtdeisoiion
Il r Al Rrzesof loo and ualsr PAD Bueily sfsr
The dnEiugoer prizes . tte -sui hGe q hirtT iays
Notice 90 CDrr sspOIl efefEtsf hlse sso peter
sendng mail the ADAMS FNffFs~ CiN
PASY, whereby money for Tickets 81 Dollars ande
apEasls- De sent ASA r fr1ul cityI
o. town where they have ollce The many order
BE- en- Jsa IN = o-,nallff u1f oss 1Hap trcopc,s
" th- EEpress Company cluu0t receive tn-lH.
AL cunmurications strictly c1udisadll-
ouisrs for ficsetse o. Gsrace " = Exr - d.
rscted
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Class - draws on
Saturday March 80. 1854
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WENTER ARRANGEMENT.

EALTGMORE AND OHIO
e $50 $500 = =
RAILROAD.
Great National EsOute.
g.. TETERFEFSATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and 8heeEg, BenwOod and Park
ersburg the West, which places uHites with Railroads,
Steamers &c, for and from all points IN The
vest SOuth-sCcst and Nortss-Vvest.
Two trains leave heelns daily 1920 p NJ IS:IO A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
Fer ala fhe Eastern Cities.
This Is the only 70 Washington City.
Passengers By this Rogtc visit Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA
New Yerk and Boston, the o. ticket Boston alone by
other lines.
Time I.jck and fare az low as via other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
TIE principal RliiFosd 0Ices in the West.
i. z. FULLER GEM Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent. .
WI Smith, Master Trlusl ortatiou. deco
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VOCAL AND ENSrfEI VI ENTAIL MUSIC.
n BECKER would respectfully announce to the public OF
" nashville that he has loce teacher Of the Neioe o.
Piano, Yonoeo Violin, orders e at McClures or Ben
sons Music store viii be promptly attended To-
sepg7-tf
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Class q draws on
Saturday. agarcsl 1859.
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j,f35 rizcsamounfingt1 S5So-f,f.l
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Class f0sarayss on.-- /.
Saturday Marcia :, 1852.
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mACHINE MADE iIOsSEsEIOEs.


- TIE TROY IRON ANDN4IL FACTORY, -
n N at Troy, n Y. have Henry Burdens In III "
81 approved HORSE SHOE Machinery ncWRl "
al lin sucossfui operation, and prepared toll IL
W III execute orders for Horse ane Mule shoes, Of u II
a. Weight and Pattern, at price but little y
above the prize Of Horse Shoe Iron.
TIE quality II Iron used in these shoes warranted in
respect Thee have approved Of, and used b
tAe Lifted states Government exclusively, also by Of the
principal stage and Omnibus Companies aud Horse Shoorl
throughout tie These SEoes be purchased through
he principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the United Stte
tsrs addressed to the subscriber Troy, will receive prompt
dtentca WM. 2. BURDEN,
anril8- Aren't. Troy Ne YORK.
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ON TIE Plan % SINGLE NUMBERS.
RI 10000 EickeSSl -.
FIVE rHDusASn FogE HcsDEED AND ElG,rrTglVE rRIzss
NEARLY ONS PRIZE TO EvERY NfNE TICKETS.
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WOOD EDDY a COS
sin gle Nnmber IotrerfeSt
toTARrEREn AZ rIIe rr.7rr. oT e-r-.r.
I -NorIcE ID - -I.nI.IIaL-


SHccsss0rs % s ttpfs Il Cos
The following scheme EflI Be drawn - 1ros rpr~< ca
Managers Of the Sparta Aeseny hotstr7. ~ ,fr -
Nelher Lotteries for January. 1850, AtGUsra GfO +
public, under ris rfe-iisn,ssf Conluissores
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DoNE shortest notice. in fine style and aRow rates
IL and sent to any point. Send in your orders eb5
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Magnificent Scheme! -
BE Draws
EACH SATURDAY, -MAFsgFF.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-10
Fourteen Days Later from California
ARRIVAL or THE srEAHsnIr QUAKER CITY.


The steamship Quaker City, Capt shufeldt, arrived
on Saturday night from Minatitlan. She brings the
mails and passengers Of the 10th nit, brought down
from San Francisco by the steamer ]. Y. Stephens.
The Stephens had million Of specie and $50 pas
sengers, los Of whom came via Tehuantepec, the
facilities Of the route being limited at present to that
number The mails and passengers arrived at Nina
titan on the evening Of the Sd instant, having
made the transit in fortyeight hours, without diff
Guilty; bot the Quaker City did mot leave the river
until p NJ on the 5th inst, owing to the presence
Of severe norther Among the passengers are
several officers Of the army, and Judge A. VI.
Buchanan, who returns from an excursion on the
Isthmus. On the voyage up, the Quaker City en-
countered severe gale Of wind, which retarded her
passage more than half . day.
From the Ihhmus We have nothing Of interest to
report. The works Of the Company are progressing
favorably, and the political condition remains the
same. 4.-t
SHIPMENT OF SPECIE BY LAST STEAMER FROM
Qsnr Eua&
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WATCHES, JEwEnRy AND FANCY coons n

WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GooDs.-Tyler's,
ITO Canal street. has long been for the recherche quality
goods there offered whether gems of nature
works in precious metals precious the
various ornamental styles which be in vogue Their
of watches Is from the best manufacturers of time pisces and
whatever warranted at Tylers be relied what IL
represented Whoever ia DESTROYS of presenting wife, lady
love- valued relative souvenir of value may find
he exquisite little watches, the sets of costly jewelry OF
rich fancy goods Whoever about to the RESPONSE
bs Of householder equip himself with the properties
Of plate and syerware and who intends sporting expedition
duel may the necessary artillery with
appara of his outfit All things be found In first class
jewery store may be had at 10 Canal street.
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The SPEED OF RAILWAY CARs.- Many Of the acct
dents which happen to persons attempting to eros
railroads are the results OF ignorance Of the velocity
Of the iron horse when fairly under way. Awritsr
in the Hartford Courant gives some interesting facta
which it may be well to bear in mind:
1t seems almost incredible that. as ve plida
smoothly along, the elegantly furnished car moves
nearly twice its length in second Of time-sbout n
feet, At this velocity we find that the locomotive
driving Wheels six feet in diameter made four reyo.
buttons per second It is no idle pistnn rnd sfhst
trayerses the cylinder thus eight times per second
II man with 9 horse and carriage upon an unIu1.
portant public road in country town should a.,
proach and cross the track at speed Of sir m;les
hour, which would be crossing RAPIDLY. A eSnrpsa
train approaching at the moment would move fnvsyd
him two hundred and ftyeeven feet while be va n
the act OF crossing distance barely suficjent IL
clear the horse and vehicle. II the horse Vas NOV.
ing at rate no faster than walk as the track IL
usually crossed, the train would move towards him.
while IN the act OF crossing, more than iye hunre
feet ibis TACT accounts for the many accidents at
such points The person driving thinks be may cross
because the train Is few rods distant
How compares the highest speed OF the train With
the velocity of sound When the whistle IL orsne5
at the eighty rod whistle postn the train vfIl al
vance nearly hundred feet before the sound trav
erses the distance to and Is heard at the crossCs
The velocity exceeds the flight or birds The Isfe
Dr. L. Comstock, the we'll known author Of severnl
philosophical works, informed the writer that he vas
recently passing through western New York when
the train actually ran down and killed common
hawk The train was stopped and the gamc 90 rsrsly
captured was secured =9 ~
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lowing afternoon 0'Dowd, himself, purchased an
ounce Of prussic acid, q portion of which he took
which killed him almost INSTANTLY. The yerdicts OF
the jures at the Coroners inqnests were in accord
ance with the above facts. ri
The number OF letters sent BY the overland mail Or
the 10TH amounted to 1143 BY that Of the 18Th. 500
and by the mail Of the 17th, $50
:, Geos Penn Johnston has been finally acquitted %
sne second Indictment found against him for the kill
ing Of ". l. Ferguson in duel
Ehc last overland mail arrived on the 18th, 10 ~
Gays from *. Louis. The detention was caused BY
snow near Ell Paso, -
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roRY-We take pleasure in introducing notice the
machine factory Of Mfr. D. H. Fowler, situated Baronue
street, between Poydas and Heya confident that in
doing SO we recommend the which
will dissatisfaction parties near or distant who may
have dealings with it. The advertisers workshops
spacious, his workmen and sfu facilities
for turning out heavy Jobs short notice
giving ready dispatch job work. there always kept
hand factory large boilers
descriptions which bespeak the attention OF steamboat
planters and millowners. In the matters of frerons
bars stand pipes Valves etc., there always large
stock to be ound at the factory.