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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23
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This valuable and pOpusF aseens, epars IN eosory WITH
the snsysissf the qa,sEs Of he esEtata Settler Frlnr IA
universal lly recciyc,i 'ae most favorable reeuzia
Discerning futiie5 astie Hlsf
MOST RFFIGIENP AND A0IalEABLE --....
SALINE APEEEszEKr
use and as being entitled special preference over the
eie both from its compacnes and sreaier eaoy nay be
BAlious and F6yse Diseases Sick q7aoas Loss 5g I'm,
me- H'a'gsso' az" ess S.rt's u q ee"ftltafs sN!'ssg
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t is particularly adapted to tie Travellers 7 Sea
Habits, Invalids, and oonvslesceuts; Capte.rs Of
Vessels and Planters viii nnd i raluabie ad.
With those who have used IT, IT has high favor and deemed In
IA torpid sats qfse LsssrIt renders great service, m ro
n Sof Gssd Rlsrlatjsns gives the best sstisacio7
aging all nhamnaioy SYMPTOMS Snd in Haay ectuay
rs sossss b. cI.ss Of Gra.el li0estio, zus5ayz ,ad
C0SUenass-Proves be Medicine tls greatest ut,Iity
Aeif8g or tie SfiaaGc6 ,i,lf ~ distrgsete9 st. %
asagf dring PTzGaeTislds sPetiy, and Eith marked
success under its healthful indGenoe
Rq6oTds greatest rell 70 taoss a5s, ssa1 or sd.
Irritating secretions, and thereby removing tory ten
dences.
IN ac h e iasa1sa3s :, az esses sre Gestio reqt
FargCfi0c Is rsgVioe1.
It In the form POWDER earefaIIy ag IN bottles 10
keep IN any 9,as and merely requires water poG upon to
produce adellghttul euervescent beverage
Taken In the morning. IL nteres with avoati0as
Of the 3 acting gently the system, restoring Digestive
powers, exciting healthy and Tigotuus Of the stacA
creating elasticity OF mind and GOW spirits which give z
enjoyment It also enables invad enjoy many
luxuS with mpuniy from which he otheruise be de-
barTe and without Wh0h iie is irksome aud distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional ot gentlemen
OF the highest standing Throughout the country, steadily
increasing popularity for sees Of years sy guarantee its
efficacy and valuable character and commend 70 t
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared AID sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOIlN A. TAREANT & CO.. Druggists,
junel5-dly No s73 Greenwich st., cor Warren y. . y
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Juries seem dsierriSsd ell over the country, TO
make masculine frteTs and jilers suffer terribly in
the Pocket-aer7e. At baltimore, the other day the
jury in The case Of Miss Annie B. Herring against
Jiuca Blugben, fer breach OF promise, rendered u
verdict Of $500 d-msges for the pIaia'iG
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Gc1. PTFEcr and vic we're at Vienna. Mag 2I-
He vas looking remarkably veil S;,l slrs PizHcz's
health wss not Improving p,rnanengly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Ooyng sale the House and Cherry
q occupied by Mr. Weller.
The house very largo and conmodious contaAng
ty with servants rooms cellars, and wood Sheds &C.
Tie house In good order Of being recently rebuilt and
B better adapted for hrs class boarding house than house
in Nashville.
The lot is about sixty FIVE feet front by hundred and
yfve feet and the house situated the lot admit
addition that would render comHOdous hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the trnurecan bepurchased with the house
n desired.
we'll that hotel keeping is in this citya most pro-
ftsbe business and any wishing engage ia such
ton, this excellent opportunity proOure eligible a
uon being 70 all the business portions sf the city
For terms, &c, apply to
dcc2l-tf Ave. LINDsLEF
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Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN N. D. late Professor Of Geol,

Lieut.. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., late Professor
oyy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville.
September 13, 1883.
L. S. ULINAE, Esq Dear Sir After eEefa7 adjusting
OF the se vessels in their boxes and making the indces agree
with zach other given point, cChhangs the dali
day Of average moisture in the atmosphere, found them during
many months, peculiarly sensitive 70 all HyGoHctcsl changes,
required confidence their indications they agree
fuer compared them, for the period, with hair Uygrom
part OF the time with Msgou Hygromee he and
dry bub and found the plants give the Indications those
two instruments.
Being thus excellent HygOmers, not liable to be tTOken
darrango we'll cheap enough he within the
farmers and Of the community generally think all persons who
buy your Will he satisfied with the purchase.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

BONNET AREl CNEE
EEELLENEE3E Il 9 USE IN TEEE.,
No, IS Public Square, md
Corner OF Cedar street. c-ScIirs.
ENOUSTRY MERCHANTS, yog now nave your sz-F -
4 J order and make Money hoT Is the - II
time 30 bug your Summer supply. -3
IFeBty q sht yours experience in bonuets aai u, FD
Millinery GUos has posted as t5i policy keep ~ es
To0as from 70 En1ttcr-hetterrlOse - Z
out haace Al COST than lose 81 per shea eut Of fashion
So loCS out rr bZ15, s o. show country merchants
the dlerelc, between cash. Uitt Der short prouYt
t5tuyefs. aui tie long cred and ong pr1fs o, de-
terGlae % Col1d Tie t0ure trsz. d. lie rlal advantages
Of-rCuT cusoers c low Qrls and or psots Is
iuCrr1en-- al as s 20 this ard VII -
fully esribe and you all Eaks nOuay youT b Of Bon
n=ts Flats, HAS and ATJ Goods. Tie largest and rios;
stock 0i goods svsr trousEtJ Nashville.
msyl6-H j WISE. Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

aED ENTIRE NEW STOCEz OF R2gTS
AND SESOElS AZ
w 4 ESFs q ESA y p q = e 81 S
FASEsEONAHLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. SO College street,
Opposite to y c. McSsrys aud A G. < T. Beccis
RE Just receiving and will keen consautiyou hands general
"a assortment If ladies aul Gents Boots and Shoes ty
VII the lowest prices for cash. Warranted Ia point o.
style 1T and workmanship unsurpassed.
l. BIn order to build Lfa!e are determined 70 make
prices object. Please give "a call
nhl-,llF. WARD & RALDoLPH
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE A. NJ NJ D., paOfossor :Bot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
February, -, 1852.
"LoUIs 8. ULIIAN, EsqDe1r Si,-I have had than
years experience Of ycu Natural Weather Indicator and have
its action with extremeintercst II has generally
for have seen and fOretells the weather with
accuracy glad add ny testimony that ycur
other friends. Iwish you In establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument am yours, respectfully, &C,
GEORGE 5. DLACKIE, n. D.
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ID 4 = ! q g = ( n Ne,
whole sale GERS,
PRODUCE d C3EEfSESSEssN EEEEGCFVAETS,
Foreign and Domestic F1iGg50Ts,
No. 80 EsreGd street, Nashville. Tenn.
The hghes. market price paid f- i- Featcrs 8sesvz Sin
sing, RlGEseVi, and Bacon.
sn5-n
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1850. STRING GOODS. 1859,
EVANS e. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS In FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
HHETIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, ESONNETS, &C.
No. 1, Nashville Inn Block,
E4SHFTLLE TEYNESSER.
yETE receipt of Stock Goods for Spring
~ Trsa, to Elch We would call the attention OF Mer
FoCogn and Domestic Dry Goods Varieties Clsling Boots
Shoes, Hats BonnetS, &c, SO.
market we feel Satisfied that in sssortmet and .se our sof
he surpassed cash prompt time dealers we VIII
Oler Inducements to purchase OF as.
fit24-g .-----------.--E EVANS CO
DUX GOODsI DRY GOODsI
REcWHHRTER BROS.
For she FAN Trade
We In recclp of tho most desirable ard well selected stack
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have offered to Tie The retail trade.
TAvINd purchaaed this stock from elarges Importers
Rncy saying that thereby enabled 70 sell goods
LOW PRIC CES
and as RensOnabIe Terms any house in the city.
Oar present stock egabracesevery variety Of
Now and Fashionable Designs,
such IVORY handsome Robes Ala
TaEa;
Preach DoLaincs, Plain and Fancy.
Preuch aIai English AIernOes;
Fsc)ciaPlads;
Laveas, fog travelling Dressesi
Dl}ege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style OF ShA6i5 Plain Fancy Dress Cloas
Black SkI all grades; together with other ous
mention.
We have also very large stock of Staple Goods such
Bleachai Domestic, all grades;
l91Z l2-4 bleached Sheetilg;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown Sheetng;
Ga a.
~ and 81 sea island Do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pid Llnscy, all kindJ;
FlAHnels, all c0lors, qualities and pricesj
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bel Blankets, every size and quality;
jeans heTsys Sstne 0asmerss Vestngs, Shirts,
Front Collars andin fact every article person may
end in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete Boots and
3ho, Hats and Gss Duou Co Anchor brand Boltng
Is, Carpets, &c. To all pf which of
De trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
,heapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sspB Ne. 81, North Market sreet.
r.J- houLEOE. }. N. REED.
mOULTON & REED.
Wholesale GrOCers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

Only limited uuhs Of the Natural Weather Indicators
offered for sale, which be found following
places 1T E6shvie;-HAlNS & BROWN, Puhlie Square A.
STRETCH, corner Union and College Streets DEMOrILLE
CO Church and Cherry streets, aud y H. ROSCOE
& Co, corner OF BROAD AMI Market streets.
price ~ Co. Tse iiscovergr VIII send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mail, postage paid we'll pu; W aud secured,
any person enclosing S2uG money plain
directions Rting, using, &C accompany Indicator.
Address LOUIS . ULLMAE, Agsnt
m'3lEw-u CouuAR Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

Prom J. NJ. TOWLER NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, of
Colunlbia Tom. ssysing, February p, 1859:
LOUIS s. ULLXAN, EsqDssT Scr: We have made repeated
experiments WITH and taken close observations Of little
Exotic, which yon kind enough present time
since, and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Taisman, Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
and observations satisfied is extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
supply the place Of the cOcs barometer
Indicating the changes Of the weather is concerned Securely
suspendedn sOTnuitahc place where heie
all, protected from and e influence Of the rays Of
the SUM- and carefully regulated according to your very e
directions confidently believe, it will unerriEEiy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere 81 - hours in
advance. Aside its aromecal il is worth four times
the amount yOu charge for q Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, J. NJ TOWLER, NJ. D.
JOHN O. HILL.
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lEs!1 - Is
CEANGG OF sCEEDULE.

on AND AFTER
uNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1889,
Passenger Trai.s Asli as follows:
GOING EAST.
Yeaye Nashville n 4.3J A. u. and = 2. n.
Arrive az CLattIuoyEa az =. ~ and 24o A. NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga az -:f5 NJ. and : Is 2 y.
Arrive at Nashville az III VI. and Gao A. NJ.
FEVHE pay Passenger Train from Nashville at 40 A. NJ,
connects at Wartruce SEslhyville s.hj A NJ,
a n Min western gr-I Atlantic x. r. Chattanooga 9P. ".
~ The Might Passenger Train from Nashville, az l. NJ,
co1ns, al Warsce with Shcyvlie train at y d. With
SsNIinna and Manchester J. TUllah0ma at 7O4 ?. NJ,
on cnpbis and Charleston r. K az Stevenson At l6 p NJ
~ The nav Passenger Train from ChAtn7oS al e49 A h
meets With Aciunylo and Manchester r. r. az JuahcuS
8s44P N With Shehyvlc train at NartTace at 30 p n
~ The N Passenger Train from Chattanooga a. 'l0 con.
meets with Mcph.s ana Cha-eston L, K stevenson at 10 (
= NJ &. ". COLE,
rl5-tr Superintendent.
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1859 Esg.. sszsE7.7Iss#sR 1859

1859 ls8 5ssEzEE5!5s5sR $50
HANNIBAL and ST. J0sCpn ESaiIrOud,
Of Missouri.
OONPLETED and oT11 through Mississippi Missouri
Rivers. $50 iie further West and $50 miles the
NEW GGB.D REGION
any other Railroad AdUr!nE the shortest quickest and
cheapest route 10 Westeu, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
NC5r8Ska ANA E'EiSC'S Peak.
Trains uaunil daily o'clock, 4. N arrival
of the magnificent steamers composing the H. St Jo r. r
IJne, which leave St Louis duy a. ocC-E ?. NJ whereby
passengers reach St Joseph in - hoa from st Louis AMI
Joseph with line Of On It class Passenger Packets,
which arrival Of trains from Atrs0n, LcayuuwUTth
City, Nebraska CiLs Council H'ufs and Omaha Gaining
From , 10 1 days over any Other fSCUtG.
Time from Nashville to s.. joseph, SO hUurS.
Fare from Nashville 10 II. JCSCph
$3.50; fFGGgZ Chattanooga Es23.SS.
Baggage checked through Meals and Satercoms Packets
Freight taken 10 urt rates. EUEnuts desiring to
company eirs0ck, may depend going through ~ last freight
Through Tickets, ia1d the only route ~ which st.
Joseph be reached by Esrord) f sale a. e Nashville and
Chattanooga road, uJ Chattanooga snd St srrs Cdcts sash
VILE au all principal Railroad Offices in the United states.
For information a!iras AND. ii. HpN ~
=. r. GHoAT, Gen Ticket Agent Gen. Agent ST Louis
JONAH IrNE, supt. Hannibal fol&2-tau'
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RICHARD 0. CURRY, A. M N D., Professor Of Chemistry
Medical Juspruenoe, ai editor Of the Nashville Mouy
recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma. LOUIS ULLAE, D6qr S5gTle little plant you hsd the
kndress send years still faithfully performs It's
duty Weather Indicator, and delicate it, and
stiye to the least atmospheric changes either respecting tho Bsr
oetc UygrOmJtric condition. that begins indicate
orally In advance OF the usual Instruments.
have kept il suspended in Office, TO STANDARD
(Smithsonisn) Barometer and Mason HygruI and have
ticed that it faithful IN its Indications these iasrDsEts
Truly Natural Weather indicator and perfectly reliable
regard s Lygroscopc plant therefore account Of ito sens
tlveneSs and its durability aGOniiEg ChGp and reliable
for the purposes which you sppy it. important and
valuable discovery, and believe ths it will commend itself where
ever used. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1859. Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

II A. COOPER bsss respectfully 70 el he atsn'isa e -
= friends and the public generally u.t p - 49, y
pointed che cole sTgn. Nashville - = = 8Ast-st
Celebrated ECO4ll E Range allistad p Az p -
sucer to ans tlitr Jet sTeF- -lf sg Eii - nv
uents ior psErtrs lc culinary az p ail - n1aesr og
s5 r-t e-1l0lser 70 f-- and ~ lc1et1 80 11iofa
stafs usrgailel. a FuiTs fsr gorrstsSa
"a. 4. CorFEis- Az1-tr fi11ltel, So.
SO. Nsrslf Street. NarlTliies lem.
snnfacurrr Ccupcr I, and se-t iFcn ware aEd cal
srs q stoves Baths, J5-.s. saA aoEli, &e ee
--Il-Ls.
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J. l. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry In the Uniyer
sy Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March 81, l65S.
L. g. UILAN, Esq-oEr Sir: item the 18th Dec,
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable,
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VOLUME xxx.
RALTIREoRn AND onIo
Great National Route.

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TzAHEVnAn
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AORE 10 BIZ 1I25LLRED THAN TIE
Es Z ECRaE1S ST lbEAEB e III

Por sale IN Ns<yiIloiy JOSEPH NASH ard al tie Ta-
be Clroceys and DruFgists. n,zl-igll.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

Your Aromatic Valley Wh,sky is received and after rfuI
examination, find il to h pure article entirely free from the
collaborating ingredients so fre4 ueltly uscd
You're respectfully, JAMES J. NAPES,
Araytical Chemist
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STATE AssATER's OFyIcv p somucrset Sc,
DysToN, April l7tl. 1855 !
NM. II. DALY, New York
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
Whisey and find puT9 line favored Rye WHISKY containing
DO ini srloas matters Of any kind would recommend IL rs
suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
Assagcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
CITY ITEMS.

MAY WyAIHER.-We could not ask more lovely
condition of the atmosphere at May day than we have
Ind for this Que of 1859. Sunday the first, was as
clear and bright as ever shone; mild morning and
evening. with gentle southwest wind through the
middle of the day Just cool enough to make wooden
coats ard shaws comfortable APPENDICES to the Wild
flower gatherers. The earth dry, and, from sew
eral previous sunny days, warm enough for the
children to enjoy themselves upon the green
crass. which is unusually fOrwarl-and so
are the sweet little volets of the woods
and fields. while here and there the golden
head of the dandeon peeps proudly through the
grass. Peaches, cherries plums, in blossom, and
apple buds begin to show their pink edges, and give
promise Of early beauty in perfect mass of beautiful
flowers Gardens too, both in city and country, be-
Gin TO look cheerful aad for May LIST certainly very
forward. With frequent warm Spring rams We shall
certainly have fruit and vegetables unusually early,
notwithstanding we may have, as we did on sunday
evening few miles north of the city, slight
frost. But the ground is too warm TO make
danger from frost much to be dreaded. So far
blossoms give promise Of fruit, we never had more
reason to rejoice over prospects than upon this
Monday the % day of May, which is still more lovely
than the first From Ohio we hear that some pretty
sharp frosts happened in the last ten days of April,
but that fruits are uninured. letter dated Patter
SON. Juniaa County Pa, April %, 1859, says: This
nornng had quite frost, but Is the opinion of
call in this section that the fruit il not injured yet
the grain of all kinds looks very well, and old
Farmers say that they never saw the promise
"of as fair crops since they have been farm
GERS. Some have their corn planted already.
A letter from Stark County, Ohio, says Wheat
"uever looked more promising than at present, not
withstanding the open Winter and wet Spring.
Another from Wayne County, speaks most encoursg-
pgly Of the appearance Of wheat in that county: 1t
il very forward. Altogether, we Think this county
never had greater cause for rejoicing at May-day
" than il has the present year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
WIDENING OF READE STREET

The Committee on Streets Of the Board of Council
ooen met yesterday Afternoon at o'clock, to hear
steme nts for against the report of the Aldermen,
,ting the time for the commencement of operations
the widening Of Reade street on the LIST OF May.
Cos, ii. McCURDy was present and urged immediate
commencement, for the that the owners OF ex-
oensive buildings put . in that neighborhood were
rsyented from doing business therein three months
Lager than was Necessary.
i MANsrIELD Dawes argued for an exception with
gar TO the establishment represented 10y him, the
King down of his store would curtail them three
months in their business He wished the Committee
20 decide for the LIST Of August. The Committee ad-
burned without announcing their decision.
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COrRT OF APPEALS.

NOTES OF DECISIONS not BEFORE REPORTED.
Hamilton agt. TaylOr.-in an action for money lent
advanced the plaintiff proved chsttel mortgage executed
defendant recns that he justly indebted % the psnna
for advances made by him under contract dated september
H. S4e which bearing date herewith,
cancelled waived abandoned by ali the parties thereto In
subsequent clause oi e mOrssge was declared 70 Be ms
tain property payment Of the plaintiffs claim and s
don only by the defendant 20 sppy them. Held
that the contract aud release ia mortgage
evidence for the defendant explain the admission Of
Indebtedness and dProe the existence o personal demand
against him
Bank Of Genesee sgt Spencer-An order Of the Su-
prene Court refusing aside execution Issued witoo.
cave, after five years il not appealsbls.
Il seem. tbs, execution void bu, only yoidsbls
In the discretion Of the Court from which IL issued
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.


The Futon's arrival at Washington tof which
we gave an extended notice yesterday, brings
us Eve days later news from Montevideo. The fol-
lowing the present positions OF the vessels COM
posing the Paraguay Expeditions
The flagship Sabine to leave " the Mount for
New.York direct on the 2lst of March; frigate St.
Lawrence, Commodore Forrest, now over 50 days at
sea- and fully due at Boston; sloop-ot-war Falmouth,
to sail in few days the Falmouth. as well as the
St. Lawrence has been over two years on the Brazil
station; sloop-of-war Preble to remain in South
Americas briggs Perry, Dolphin and cambridge, to
remain out for short time, all at Montevdeo;
steamer Water Witch, now fully due at Norfolk,
where she is expected to arrive this evening" steamer
Atlanta. whose captain had been tried by court mar
tal A. reported, was TO leave MontevideO for New
York on the Odd of March, also the steamers
Memphis Westernport and Caledonia and the South
erner for Norfolk in few days after. No disposition
had been made of the condemned steamer Metaoomet
I'D TO the departure Of the Fulton; the steamer Cha
min was being fitted upa well circumstances would
allow.
The officers who remained on the Brazil Squadron
expect to be relieved about the middle of June. The
cambridge it will be remembered, had already
nearly finished two years cruise an the coast OF
Africa when she was ordered to join the Expedition,
and the Perry has been out over two Yeas at tins
date. The Dolphin however, was specially fitted for
the squadron, and will probably remain out two
years longer.
The Fulton came to the Washington Navy Yard on
yesterday morning, and will be put out OF commits
sion, it is expected, very soon.
The crew of the Harriet Lane were paid off and
discharged a, Brooklyn yesterday.
MARINE LOSSES FOR APRIL.
The aggregate losses at sea- during the month of
April among American shipping, and vessels trading
TO and from American ports, foot up 1888 800 upon
43 vessels of which ten ships five barks, nine
brgs, and 10 schooners. This does not embrace
damages not amounting to total loss The figures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
COURT CALENDAR-TM, DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCRT.-New term to-
day
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERx-Nos. l, ) to
H. - p - "A
SUPREsE CouRT-CIRcUn.-PART L-Oyer and
Tcrminer. PAIR ILSos i14s 1881. If9 1901. 56i, lzt
Hrs
SUPERIOR COURT.-PART Mos. %, 129, 800, 3l5.
7 1872 7So-kecetvsrs eas~s 4ls az 40 AZ 40. 81 ~
Sc 40 ~ rs +2. $50. 49, 80. PAsr HiTo be called 70
the old Circuit Room Mos @ 1874 aa6 s +Si SIS ~ sSis
81 40. asa, Al. AS 80, As SO "a. ssl. ~, - ~.
COMMON PLEAs.-PART Nos. 253, 9f9, sl, 9os.
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