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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25
Undivided Interest i'm Land and
Negroes.

I'm P. Waller Isaac N. Walton etahs
DURsUANT o. . de~rre - tie Chaacery Court At
Il Nashville, ~ N"x ciub'r Term. 1855, 10 abev,
cause, Vii soil Tor cash, al the Coagt h0usV this
city
saturday, the 10Th day Of February. 1850,
~ tn rirht title amt Interest hich lsAac ~ Watson
ha- Te ssttr II I,n than Y. Naisln drrcascsl,
AMI being iinfiyiiei twelfth 81 tie TRAIT 81 Two
Hundred fui fnfv Aces 90 Land, nfnro er less "a
which funathsu X. Nsi-ssl Fiatcf hts death. and
ais and.Vi e. t~cth ntrrast the fi,leN'hg
named Siites heisuging saii estate, VII. Sam,
aged IS ~inaa aFed a.: fuitt, -Erd - years; Tom
aged - years; Essex aged = years, and Lewis aged
is years.
Janls-td J. T. GLEAyES, c. a NJ.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.


On Tuesday, January 25th. Is59.
w M. Market Srcrt a Iar~a sssr,-.,,,,,,
Fresh and Ci,oice Groceries cor,,,,s.,r a. -. ~
following articles, viz: " i@'' 'Ne
Io0 bids. II. Sugar; 100 bo,es T....o =,
100 bags RIO Clfrre; cps hr,,,as. W '0ii'
100 - Iacuyra Cons,c. 900 bo,eS 81 p =
90 phIS. sew M"sis 200 .. Palm Soap.
so = hbs. dog loo - ro,,s So
so bbS. Crushed & Pow 100 Wccdrs 80
- aered S'igar; 200 dozen Rroons:
Sso DDS; Z IN u WHISKY: 100 boxes Star Candles.
:. Sews"m DO; 100 =" Taow do.
~ h,n,nSoh CO. 90; so = and 4 bhis. Gran
90 Oh aye n Bour berries:
bon Whisky: 800 doz Painted r,rl.,s
25 Il pipes Brandy. loo b,xas n r. 90 = ,,
% bbls Water and But Cheese. - .
-, Yer Crlckers; 25 bugs Pepper-
49, ~ N:siS''fSs"reed; goo Reams Wran. Paper:
200 cases Cove Oysters 20 c.sfs S.rtipos. - ,
100000 assorted Cigars:
With MANY ofNer7rticcS foo felo,,S o.. ,,,o.,,s1
As many % ore above Goods are ,, ,.o,S,,,,,,.
they will bUoaered in liberal y ana y,f,,,,,,, ~
10 ci"se- CARTER, wnSFORn & Co
ahi'-t1 No Market street
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W. :. srsArxs. Irrf...-- q - 80.

W. y. STEAKNS IFtfssSlr - dsr~rnarfadI Nctcacs
and Lase, IN ne Ca,ecrsiiy 4 Hizsissggt, sayss
Photography, taught by Mr.. p0fEEAR, oon-
fused collection Of arbitrary chAraciers SUPPOSED
BY n8ny, but beautiful, HARMONIOUS, philosophical
and rationsl system. based uT1u principles Whioh
80 simple tlat chill can understand them readily,
When ILLUSTRATED ana explained by competent in-
structor such a. know Mr. tAi,bcar 10 be. Boys 81
or 10 years % we're members q tss Fame class
with INV SELF. and the rapidty with which they pro
Crossed wonderful "a me
Mt more than twenty -four hours, thuk have been
spent ny Ia practice and receiving lessons and Vel
am SURPRISED D. hnd that already can write more
rapidly the phoaoS! Lic sty le than ia ts ord nary
method. With little daily practice I Auh conHiraI
that in few weeks. Phouogfalhy wili effect for me
saving Of az least threefaurts Of the time hose Al
prrSrnt N the process 81 committing my houEhls T.
paper We're pes bic g. enforce the requsi,sn, I
oauos foabt THAI colleges and professional hsis
could uut oiherSise eiicCtuay grouotc the lulr-
ests 4 csiucaiisn as by making certain DEGREES Il
proficiency IN fhonogrsphy prerequisite 10 the al
mission Of every Pupil.
RwT pASlEis says:
] take much ieaSsre ia saying, that ], with many
others q this Plaee, avsiied NY ssi q the opf'T'unHy
% LskiaE lessons the science II Photography -
taught by Prof J. ". toIhksE aud IA justice . him
cheerfaliy and fekFiesly state, thai "a = able
ffnrart, In limited time, a any PeFs"u ~hc all
give his aItehtian. a tborasgh kneSiedge q the
PRINCIPLES g the ~cenre- Although pfrtented - a
press 4 eineAl eng.s sls,t is.,n si,+sane "a. "
has been such as O. enable bsth o read aad
write d the ehaF@esors ealis'yoa With Astonishing
re4fin~ss
an ga lsss pleassa wita me beauty and sisp,icl
az 81 tls ysf-ua. and a. admirable sdAFtaea 81 the
wants az se conannnity than ssrFsisr ana delight
81 Al the Nlis whirh priEcipies b
-, ~ chiid. sbea accompanied - the iztneran-
ic iiiustratsluz ana exrtanstous - Mr.. tslb-sf.
c-npot Bat tkaik that y ~ merits ~cre knosn, h
wsailf AZ aaeyslsd by adults. and areHts saaid
nast t.ern trir chdree b. Aiih1t li.ls i4or-
las iasrat.an: especially shru tket reaecI thai
pfinciples ~ mastered = fe~ hsIrs.
Ro ~ 7. DASif1..
Grznd Secretary GFand Ledge. chaItsr, coaseI and
Eazampueat q NlssszstEs,i.
Nv son tNeise years u Ase, = member q hE
ciks. sad tisa SATISFIES sigh progress
thzt - has made. ana hesge that Nili BE- q rasre
beaeas - nay thzn t~sixe m0alhs cf usdal study
ssale be J. "a BOYD,
Aasor 81 the sily e 14eksaa-
NJ n. hss saess atnatrabie f.soramie s8assr.iioas
III SD greatly sid tae iezfnef
ffs1ters easiay ie4Fn - sst tyI= fFem FAeae-
srspr snsaasersfszs 4ad tasrssy greatly iezssn tie
iahF ~ kisrs, aetcheutx, So sho srlte Aasertase-
aaents, ke.. " fhaaasrefhs4 aset
Hears 70 II A. NJ. sls r. n. ssa - Il a,sh,-
tAni1-sf
Hay.
On nAtkS Hay. lzss rsesiFsd and ~ ssie y
OO essa d a pf>AEf.
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Saturday, The 18th day of February. 1850.

crrtiln Horse and Lot, meut"BeI the pI,.iinrs
- me Bong para ct ht Ne. 30, iu tie second nai -
'"hef'e lAt@, lnd fronting 80 FY,t street A. a
Tunuiug back 100 feet
lahls-td ,. p GLEAyES, CAM
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Line between % t7
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE
connecting at each port with all the lines OF Steamers
anu hnllNaNs dIverglng from either Cincinnati ar
Nashville Passengers by this line Of boats are tted
through % any destination they may desire one n
the above Steamers VIII always ne found in port
Shippers and Passengers having had so much reason
hitherto 10 complain of delays and disanpointn-pts
as 10 the departure OF Steamers at the advertised tire
the Masters OF these Steamers have agreed tn ,,d
VIII leave positively as advertised. The Public may
al All events, rely upon these Boats leaving AT Tho
tme ihey advertise Freight aud passengers will n-
variably be carried the current rates Scr frs,,
or passage apply on board ar TO
dec2l-tf H. II. HARRISON. Agent
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Artificial Eyes INSERTED, with
cut causing any pain.

nR- Won MOSCHZISKER OCUIIST and AURIST re-
~ quests those Of the city and is vicinity who want
his professional services, either for Deafness ANY
diseases az the Eye Ear, MT T. delay 10 calling
hm-s His stay must be limited, he is expected
IN New Orleans, and some may require his Is
pecal attention. Or. NJ though well known the
only legitimate Ocust and Aurist who has visit
ed the south aud West. bpgs say that he pro-
duce numerous Testimonials from persons
whose names are known al over the Union, having
of DcaGess of the longest sandlhg ana performed oi
and RESERVATIONS of sight, where the patients
had been for years entirely blind ana hearing where
all hope was given up Of ever being restored. HIS
method Is such that the Patient may rely by due at
tenti"n to his Prescriptions and Direction
IN all cases be effected, VIII there is total de-
structou entire Reorganization Of the organs and
cannot be reached either by Surgical Medical
treatment.
Office at Saint Cloud Hotel. Hours from Q A. NJ 20
5 p. VI. Entrance % has Rooms by the Ladies' Private
Entrance lan25-i&wu
y. B.-rnr. Won MOSCHZISEFR very urgently in
vitss the MEDICAL PROFESSION OF Nashville to visit him
aud examine several beautiful instruments he has in
roduced Ia facilitate surgical operations the Eye
amt EAR. H. will be glad Of their presence when OPP
Grating on patients vino may call with their family
physicians to consult him, whenever he may have
subject operate The Medical Profession are al
ways welcome TO be present. and they should make
II their duty 10 see whether those who advertise a
speciality deserve the patronage aud confidence of
the community or not, VIII ch viii at once do away
with those quacks who run about advertising of
the NEST noble speciLlitos-that OF Ocuiist and
AuTist.
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On nALEs Hay. Iass reserved and 81 ssie By
OO essA u. a pf>A ~.
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PHONOGR puy

No branch OF educ alton has higher claims up.
on the friends Of educaton than Photography either
on account 81 lis vast and varied advantages or the
ease with which can be learned. There Is no gre.t
er aif IN mental culture, surer road successful
employmnnt, than facility IN this art.
Thai BE- eIsily learned and Immediately Hsade
drdidbje for practical PTSass, be SAOicn ~ he
ast dbu"toHt testimony ef C7e'gyHs Doctors, La,0-
yOrs, Teachers, dc.
JoHS HART, Principal OF the High School al Phila-
delphia, Pa, says:
''Such az our Students as have made Photographic
reporting i'r1ffssien have along IN life fa<ter nv
all odds than those IN any other kind OF business and
that without the possession OF any special brillaucy
of Ltlebts.
''Those who have not entirely mastered the still
Use II as far u h at their command, taking notes
partly in Photography, and partly in long hand IA
Is not hour IN the day, a class VA the school.
ott Of Division IL, In which DO the students
using this art, and with practical advantage"
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Seventy-Siy,-...P X. BARCLAY. Master.
Joe Ill. Conn, .JoHN WooDBuRx, Master.
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CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE

The above named first class steamers have entered
INTO an arrangement, forming Lightning EXPRESS
Iipa hot
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SIN Scrlae, ron Syn. Spbter in Ytiiabslpbid lit loeben erIhie-
neR ano eurt - y. Stcder's Yu3banpluns in &ihmpnS III &c.
ieben:
NJ. 9upris Scfader's
tsuane Sfarrcr in 8ieiinesbaufsn in gSartembers
Srebiatem
fas die Spnn 5et= unp 6siertase
ntelt
sini9en Su6ta9spreOtatcn ump @rabrstsn,
erpehertsn Miuteilunsen ouo Isinem aussrsn ut iunsren
Sebenesanec.
@tt DEM Sitrnihe bee Srrfancrs in StaGG ae5fp6en.
%a@ Der i~Nlften (neaeittnl @nhaee %srafdnsis berauSssseben.
800 Seiter In srreem Druid.
Splts.Stioerbttel. bic 9rpBe alasmtine, ucer Die dame
5ttlt9e SSrtft hes Nitcn unc Nrucn &citamente nab Sr. W.
8ert einstsradtsn asbil6unSsn H m%SS Sart @t a ,T" ,SSs snI IN zen
iallans. %uF ifcisnl 0rud>Selinpa pier. SrIir nit SdIiretu
Gtsfe Sttct matt ben Sr,scrt e%uropdifder 9itbers sitctr y,
eeet'tb unc Setbnct ith tn%sbelpnbere nod eurb iclerc SrlIltIn.
SsSla ~ aus tno'm DC oe @petrpgeen sanS, bann bS 5. unb !.
Snh, SSrG, oes 3. 8ud Der Mutfob dsr unb bic 3erifpruro Gr,
rulaisune rpn Spl. 6lopius entbSti, wslGe er6stcntbeiIo in an
bsrn Sibels &uesaben ftbten.
arnlts, s., lc6s Suder pom wabrem Gbrifentbum
nst I %teisefascm 4eben bee i'll. Cutters unb beTsn Narotieso6rt.
leth, nap cen Spltrt< uno 8eierta9s<@paneeitn unb Gpiitln
IAN s,nsf SrGsntifsn 3auspoltile gu ssbrau&sn. &ebt &c ,ri'
2eberbanc nit @ornOri4uttt uno DUppcIiblicscn. Wv"
. pnloitenf, %, btniilltldeS Ser9nlaen in @jptt, uerr
rolltonetSts G'ebetbud fur ale Soften, netIi scr QeiornsocGtitt,
unicrtS 6eilanecS uno NRprsen- unb N6enSanSettcn in SsrrTrn
9r. 8. @Toetr 0'ud. SpItOer Sebsrbanp nit MarmorIdntttu II.
Start's. s. 6r.. tGJIiGcs Santbud in auten uup fl.
len &a9en, sntbalnnS Iufmuntcrunsea, @ctrtc uuc Geldnos fur
0eluurc. Nrantc, Sctrubte unb Sttrpcnbc, rctlt GjcbctCn unr
9tlan9en tr S6pansete ub @sb6rcubc. 7O2 Sciicn. @rpbsr
Druid. S1oner, lpliesr 2ebertonb nit DpppvllhlWfen.
@cBner's, Sob, S@abtalthen, antbalIrnr titliIhe Pe.
trad,tun9en nit erbaulidbeu &rorrr quf aGe 4, lice 9obr,s
Srrb. Ius9abe. II. s. 657 9. Cert. 5h6n ,I,ter Sru6,
Spliocr Gcbcreinb1nb nit 1pppcl' dliCGcn.
Songer, Der, am @rnte. @iue Qtusna Ter ann
%(S55ebrmHtte bet eetttnbesdnsni1en mic aud SrpI!tcp, fur srltr
eIe nm 9etebte Spote troutrn. iSmr, 2O .. Stt Sdbncr
Observation-Disclosures nit @petiiel.
Oubnsrs ttblilhe 5iltprten prn ccm 2ltcu II. Neusn
5et3mcnt fur es Suacnb unb @cltSidultn. Neu ~tcorteitet non
Y. "a. Nprner. Wtt lCtuttOEIlCn ;Tr0nru uuteyN ., (r~,o q
YiIecrn unb ciuCm 6drtnea ppn %p1lGtiro. 4S q Srt5nc,
pcntlther Druid, Seeerbanb nit Disqualification.
O%aleItc SDert eu9liIG.
ASithhefs 5. y. W., NUr9ens UNI I6cubrpfer, nctl
1hoern @eidn9en uo etnCnt Gnbone. Dit cirxm SitcIfupfrr
genan nab Der Original. &uS9a6c. ISmo 32S @. Sd6n in
NRUunetn 9rbunoen.
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Qrrlpretuo Ter neurn Splteausaatc
rpn
81. Scine's
mtli6eu gBertsr
in iicten SdNpru prcr in SO S8ocbcuIieteruuo,r

Sd mtli6eu 9Bertsn
III Helen Sa"etu prer in SO BphrulieIerunocu
Il - Cts.
Oils mir ant 81 Nl6r; 1855 nit Der srlfro srus,,b, Sr
oetntiortn gScrte vars Yublifun tulcn, tbatcn mir rS mil
o1n9eh' S'sIUpt'-pcine irdr npt III iperle tttdnrt uub oas
sn.v.ui '"'H IGtpt'tS arNFs Gnltrcrgun9en unb bcoeutcnece
A1eli0l' = Nrne'e err0rtrn9Ct nurpen ubcrirpncn. Der
IblIB mar Gu lcbr hseeuenotr, uno 1T foum crn Ii,b y.
9rtllcett 2tuilhe irpbncn. mrbin .6cine niht rcrlauot rmirh,
Yer srHBe 2t@Icr. Der Stp!i Ger b~rutinen 3ittrn, Der
@.runeer crr niecrrrtn Dthtcrltulr, ut nGbrcno tcr 3cit
'ctHcnl lon9cn ltmtripplcn Nticct Crlcafn. Gcin Same
muo tur ale trmmCnSsu 3ci,cn auIbtmGhrt blc,brr NW,r
ptrc Lhi unter oGn @rlic ftHp,n, tpsun DcutlnlanrS ocities
rene Wrrtcn %dufacl6bit pcrorn. Gr lc(blf m ms rnfiriT,,
aper leuit Shcptun9en b,ctbC1 crbllten unp rcrpcn mil ms
crtlcbcn. ""N
NaG petne'S &obe famcn nod 70 man6c burIihr Grou.
MEME leilcr unltribliden Niulc III Gage, bic NrtunSc rnb
Sctannie ron TIM belaBei. 98ir partn bclnitt bicic Sh5sr
nad> uno mad III l1IpmeIu unc finS nunm:br i'm Slonec eis
neh nelcn gono ;u llcf,rn. ia mir aber felt ciurm G1br,
sMl eiclen Sciten a~n9tSansen rpuyofn, 6einc'e l8crfc npdbe
MATS III Cicttrun9en oueiu9' btu, edmit aud eCr pcnlacr pe.
nnttttlte ltb HAD uno mad, oWie bCrrlihCn Sdr,itcr Srrhof,
zen tHnne, 10 bdbcn mir une nmmcbr e%ntihlrlIcn. elmo nr,,
AuSSabt III tlctncrcu Vufcrunacn III pc!onitoItcn. Drr 0lrriS
9crcGnrt. "F'
Nbpnnentcn Ter fribern %useabe in g3GrSen rrboIten
pEn tn %nhp lur 81 nno ipcrcCn erluCbt ibrc 2omcp beim
naSlien I9cnien roer brt uns btt0nnt iu maiden.
SSr ipcilcln nitht I'M UcrinNlicn oaran, car ion rr az.
'annite eettlhe SepplIrrdna Der Der. ~. ON Si,fr,n WojS,s-
ralrcrt bttbtJIiSen mirS.
Cine @ueIa9r non 10 Gtnts per gBoht fam ocip;6 ;rh,,
zen Dipttr ehu. W.
Tenn 1t II Sante 'oirt cine %acticacne 8psrapaie Sriu.
F'N PttHt { ~eet9tte9en werpen. gS1S SueitlItuuG, Drlt
ano NIpit! e%FIr'ft, 10 mirb ciclt neue / II II Itr 4uSaab, in
trnl 7 SStIle c'1 HHrp r9cgau0rncn r%obtcbCn. @inc iprIfSl.
t8e Nurhrht ioire truher cingcttlttcre 6cbler Cuifyrncn
N9enten mtrr,n 9elu&t uno erbaIten ctre lobnenorn &o-
pdI. WvlthlNGtItn, SrrCtntn II. T. 10, BIC luS cue ,rnprr,
InS"pl @PeilrEEicn %r'ritnoer, MAIDEN mir einCn liberation Nbs
a"S- .Jpbn SSttt u. Z q,
$50 GhcenuttraGe, @biI0SeIpGta.
IN HitriNnb ninint Sr. Stedtr 9ehclrnocu an.
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-. 81. 9treefcr,

q Fptpttfr, Oru9tt, SmpUrttr rpu vent,
9en Gbemttalten II. |. ~. Or. 3 Wain=Str.
9c8entlber Dem alien Wartte.
&s- &etcpte werbeu nit Der srrBtrn SprafaIt ub Gcrou.
3tctt eertitet. lcmie DEM lid 9r6paratc unb INA I pfcn
NH auBerlter 9unttt6tct tefcr9t. 2anbtauf file ute moacn boe
rci3paltt9e Wager omertfaniiter. beutite' uno ~fr0n;Siidtr . lfrtS
rtlter : NrSneien, 6ancp> NrtiteI II. (. ~. in better NuS,pabl fslbl
III Tngtnlhetn nebncr, mclhc Nrtifcl gum Sbcil lclbit III nichriaes
rrn. ais Den n0rbltfcn Qreilcn abseI0irn mcrben. Webt,tnfo.
I en- meroen III Zen b~iai9lten 9eoinyUnscn wieosrum mil ncuem
lprrdthc luSaeitattct.
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Semticbc Nriicbtc!
Socob @unperspetme

Nc. 4 MdtnItrabe. uobe am Nltcn Martt.
!rlaubt ltI DEM bcutihen @ublitun. namrnlli6 6auefra1cn. br
NnSel9e III MAIDEN, Rap or Gin Eager auer beutIdtn Sriidtc b6lt.
aie: SmeIlnenn, 9eporrte Htrihcn, GRIFFIN, 9tnitn, ale q ten SIP
pehtrHNic, DpuNneilhe perun9e, StmeBcrs unb ytmburGrr HS,r.
Sarecual. S9rotne, Dc tilhc yebtudbCn. reuiibc SBcinc, einarmddtc
6rldtc' Que Irten Candies, Gi9arrcn le &C., pd6t Aritfcl oGrirltc
;u biaiBrcm 4retlt ofrtauft.
Va SIN 9uttS 0Ias Gasrrbic~ uub ipnitise gririfbauaer Inn
ea'tlblt elcthtaue III ltotr Belt 81 BADEN, uno label n hIigiacm
Seludc f%cunoiIClt Elm SIcpb @uuber4hrim yT
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SemtIcbc 2luptbefc.

6Ir DEN mir Uon mctncn bitii9cn y0npslruicn 10 ,ei lid &C..
lNentteh 5uuipruhb HerSlib oGnirnN, %cmpfcbIr ib MID aud frrner6tn
0trenh 9ehci9ttn 9SphlmCltn, tnptm jh ;u gIcrhcr 3cit ;ur sennt
MP erin9s, rap tdb nebit frihten Drrsucn uno ~ ,Oiramcntrn, ebrn
UpteIt: Ytaumtn, Gr,ltn, fetne uno 4rctc G5crie, Sa9p, Griee.
MtpI, Pafe!9ruee. pcrihicrCu SOrttn 9uctlu, ncutitte Ginprlcu.
! I1er @r"utsrr&lle, Gbreptace. MIcarpui, Salat0l il. orosrn UNI
astnEn 0!alGNcn, 3tmnt, salien uno 3ctcRsnen, nebit alien anorrn
Ytrurieu, Sdn6mnr. ga. fumtrru, Seifen u. &c. pclbe Nrt;frI
Ib 81 Gen mS9lIdlt b~tui8ea @rencn teirnt rmpIthle.
I. 6. HiGhPr 0,t
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Sefaltmtils~d cbmnQcn.

Die ron Mir neu ejnscridptete brufhe Irotbefe. an brr g3rc,har
imtlhea Der ]. ulo Srrpt Npcnue 9cIegen. lit esm oeutLtcu lubii.
tur jct eronnrt. 9urth aufmertiGmt, plnthide unS reeQe SrSir.
nun9 Bone tb mir eae Sutrducn mtintr Huneeu III crmcrben mn
III Crbatttn. Sb crIaute mir npdb III bcmcytcn, han i'd einr ~
rtflttt AuSwl bl Der beRcn uno frilhtncn WtSicon,,nte rnh grn
luen perionIit> in Stem grrt pn pn beltn Smporrurcn eiuoef1mfi
hHte. mo eeebaIS I'M . 0npe bin, jta!iatn anforotrluaeG onfes
SpuIpmmcnltc. III entpredcn. "'
I'm e~ef6l9sn 3uiprutb bittct 6. 6. Slider M,t
&ecrpte weyoen III jcrer .3eit. tti Sag unb Nabt. MN mir ssrib,
mil Der sr6Ben @ceuatciie an9efertiat. : e G ~
Wanien. Silt.
Gin ~unctIbarS 0iiteI sur Serrrcibuns bieIts l,noe,iefcrs III ~
laben bel g. 98dorcr, Tr,,,;HTf ~
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Dry-Goods * Fancy-Store
AM 9ieheu Oiortte,
Ode Der Brcap- uno 6ten Stroee.
.. M. No n b a Ii m %empfieblt ieinen 6reunSsn
ano Dem pubIitum fem gut adprtirtes Qaoer BON 95rib.
labrs'9Saarsn, Die gu Den t~iuigltsn Yrsilea a~tseaeben
perpen.
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NEW YORK, May Arr. banks Wings of the Morning.
MarSeilles, Emene Bernard, Rockford Virginia Ann;
Larenas; Ael Port Prince; schs Reindeer Remedies
Governor, Cienuegos
NEW YORK, May 6Arr. ships ChriStiana London; Sam
ue RUSSELL Foo Chow: Eliza Mallory, Bristol barkS Ramb
Ter, Cienfnegos Mary Lee Messna Golden Rule Aspinwa
Warren Fisher, Havana
Crd steamships Alie, Havre Marion, Charleston ship
Surprise Hong Kong harks Maria Morton Savannah John
PHILADELPHIA, May 5-Arr brig Essex, Maanzas
Cl steamship Keystone State, Charleston, brig Black
Squat, st. Sage
PHILADELPHIA, May Carr bark P C. Alexander, CT
en- iuegos.
~ Cd barks Conrad Richmond Corlea, Pernambuco schr
NJ. Reinhart, Charleston.
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SAILED.
,erleSs, (Br.) Skaling, Arecibo, p. r.
MEMORANDA.

Schr Electric Br. Newman. arrived at Bermuda I'm Bal
sc Thatcher Taylor wixon, arrived Boston from Bal
sehr Windwar, Fooks arrived Richmond from Balti
schr NJ Dufee Hail. cleared at Boston for Baltimore
schr Julia Newell Cushing cleared at Portland for Balt
Schr Clara Bell Parker, cleared at Richmond for Balto
Schr Coquette, Skinner cleared at Richmond for Balto
y sehr. VIM s Tripett Prchett, cleared Richmond for
Schr VIM Spear, Jones, cleared Richmond for Balto
Schr Mary Willis, Creighton cleared Richmond for Bal
y sehr + H Adams, Adams for Baltimore, sailed FIN New
Bark Keiron, Farrell Rio de Janeiro cleared at Bos-
Ship David Stewart, Prentss, for Baltimore sailed from
Sclr Lucy Child, Kelley, arrived Boston Baltimore,
Ship Susan Howell Hardesty for Carnarvon, sailed FIN
Schr Frink Doughty cleared Boston for Baltimore
Bark KedrOn, Farrell for Rio de Janero, sailed from Bos
Schr NJ johnson, Patterson, cleared at Philadelphia for
Brig Monserate, Crowther, arrived Wilmington, n c.,
Br Geo Albert, Thompson, for Baltimore via Matanzas
Bark Helan Maria, Nckerson, for Baltimore sailed from
Sclr Clara Boil Parker, sailed Richmond for Baltimore
Bark nwood Clements, from Norfolk, arrived at Hava-
schr. Exit Parker arrived at Alexandria from Baltimore
Brig waItham Clark, for Richmond sailed from Matan-
Scr Three Sisters Keene cleared at Norfolk for Balto
Jchr Emerald Isle, - for Baltimore in days was at
Monks Island, 18th ult
sehr PHILADELPHIA, Chase, for Baltimore, sailed from New
Propeller Diamond State, Kiwan, arrived at Alexandria,
schr Three Sisters Keene, cleared at Alexandria
Ship Banshce Mclean sailed from Rio de Janero for Bal
Bng r Outright, = for New Orleans cleared Rio de ia
22d ult
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
NORFOLK, May 5.-Arr schrS. Pearl, Philadelphia, Arie
tas, Roston r. e. Secor, New York
cid. schr. Davidson, New York
WILMINGTON, May 5.-Arr. schrs Queen of the South,
S. h. Strong, II Flanner Marine, New York-CTd
schr. f. Herbert, Boston.
CHARLESTON, May 5-Arr. schrs. Constitution, Rock
port Martha Nichols, Philadelphia
Cid. steamer Nashville, New
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BELOW
Brig John r RhOads Roland, from Observation-Disclosures
Schr Lizzie GOwan, from Palermo

CLEARED
steamship William Jenkins, lallett, BostOnA L. Hug
Stcamtug Locust Point, French, New York-Samuel T.
Pearce.
Steamer George Peabody, Prchard, City Point
DR.
Schr. Excelsior Riley, Providence-W. Rhoads Son.
Bark Sir Geo F. Seymour (Br) Dill West Indies r. II.
K Tucker,
Brig Augostura, new, 3s7 tons D. NJ. Marshall Cndad
Bolirar, Iarbeck 4 Co.
Brig Standard, Br. Simmons, Goree W. C. A, Joseph c.
Yates X Co.
Schr. Alabama, Benner, Savannah Charles Pendergast
Schr Martha Jane Billings Boston, Dobbin Warfield
Schr. Hero, Terry Philadelphia, John W. Brown Il Co.
Schr VIM. Coiyer, Rayner New York, W. Rhoads &
schr. Henrietta willing jackson, Norfolk Va, James
Sullivan.
SAILED
Brig Peerless, (Br.) Skaling, Arecibo, P r.
Brig Ava Bennitt, Boston.
Brig Augostura, new Marshall Cindad Bolrar, in
of Tigrcss;
Brig Standard, Br Simmons, Coree W c. A. in tow of
BARK Sir Geo F. Seymour Br cleared for Barbados
List of Canal Boats by Steamer Lancaster, May eth 1859
Boat .no. Wisten Capt. Heckle,-lumber to Order.
Boat Henry Barley Capt Carrlumber 10 II. X. Hawey
Co.
Boat f. Y. Bright Capt Carr-lumber to R X Hawley
Co.
Boat Saratoga, Capt Huzhser-umber to R. X. Hawley
4 Co.
Boat Daniel VOORHEES, Capt Barkenbine-lu gber to K
Boat Sarah Film, Capt Montague-umber to H. James
Co.
Boat Thos f. Sheets Capt Wagoner-umber to Cockey &
Co.
Boat BALTIC Coal Co No "a, Capt Sche-coal to Thomas
Wilson
Boat BALTIC. Coal Co. No 20, Capt Funk-coa to Thomas
Wilson.
Boat emuel Kresler Capt smethers-coat to Thos vii
Boat Primrose, Capt Frer-coa to Hall Il Loney
Boat Two Sisters Capt Renol-pg iron to Mexican Co,
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EEA CPAS. McCOLGAN Il BRO,
ttEsA5j No. SARATOGA STREET
AA NEAR GAY
Have hand and offer for sale the most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
prepared to sell the most reasonable terms They
enumerate in part viz: BRANDES of different brands in
public stores HOLLAND GIN Port, Sherry, Madeira and
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WISKEYS, fine quality
and flavor kIMMELL, &c all of which the puhIir r,
invited to call and examining for themselves II ~