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DKY JoKE.-Meeting yoeng man on
Yesterday. who was going to leave in the
afternoon for the city Of Memphis, we babe
him farewell, and asked him what packet he
intended TO leave on, when to our utter as
tenishment, he, through an extraordinary
effort succeeded in getting off the following
e1cehagly witty reply" I'm gwin' down de
riber on big bullfrog." After thus reliev-
ing himself of this cutting and sarcastic remark,
he left, perfectly satisfied, muttering some
thing to himself about bed-bugs and cotton.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, April 49, Cotton-Sales.
$500 bales; there are more buyers than SELL
ers, and several parcels have been withdrawn
for higher prices. Middling I2t. Sugar dull
at 81. Flour buoyant at 90. Corn steady
at so. Oats 81. Mess pork-17 90 is asked
Freights slightly declined.
CINCINNATI, April l3.-Flour dull. Wb iskv
at %. Bacon 64@S3. Lard-sales of 200
Dbls at 103.
of $500 bbls. Flour frm-sales 1880
bbls. Corn dull-sales of 1900 bushels at
$500 for white; 8OC9S7 for yellow. Sugar
firm-sales of $500 bhds at 7107& for
Muscovado; 81 for Havana. Coffee firm
sales of 5000 bags at I05@u4. Molasses
at 80.
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SOLE AG ENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
742 Broadway. Ny.
The ssEIixIr,,

Prepared by Or. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY las advertised in
another coumn,) has, by its own merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
clans acquainted with its properties, using it them
selves and prescribing 1t to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs to healthy function M
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some fthe Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health as attested Ger
Gates TESTIFY aprI3-ly
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Notice.

Copley Watson x. Thompson and others.
DH "a decree of the Supreme Court, made in the
IL above cause at its December Term 1883, 1.-THE
money not having been paid ordered } shall sell
ON SATURDAY, The Hath DAY OF MAY NEXT, at
the Courthouse door in Nashville Lot No. . with the
Improvements theron in Utlcys plan of lots, regis
tered In the Registers office OF Dav dsOn county, book
No. II, pages IA &c, lying the Brick Church Turn
pike road a credit Of g, II and IS months Notes
with good security required and a lien retained till
payment of purchase money Cost OF sale TO be paid
cash. J. p CLARK
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@- We have received the first number of
new paper published at Boston, entitled the
Conservatory Journal. 1t is devoted to the
conservation of Art, Science and Historical
Relics II there is a POINT in the United
States where such journal could be sustain.
ed it is Boston, and viewing its objects as
praisew orthy. we wish it may be.
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-ExpIosiye, Self-Generating
G. AS L A M P S.

The public are now favored with the best, safest
and most economical light ever produced, sups-
rior To any other portable light In existence IL Is
adapted for Churches, Hotels, Stores Private Dwell
ings, Steamboats,, Railroad Cars, &C, &c i,s easily
managed, free from smell smoke and from all
danger Of explosion as the fluid used Is mot OF en-
pIosive nature. These Lamps are exhibition and
for sale at the auction rooms OF NJ C Bruce, corner
Of Cedar and Cherry streets where the public in
yited 10 call aud examine for themselves.
BARRETT WINCHESTER,
mar3o-u General Agents.
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Rock CITY Mills.
A Staple Article.
We would call the attention of our friends to the
ollowng:

We would call the attention Of our friends to the
ollowing:
HAyERHIIL, Mass, Feb. Z, 1857.
DEAR SIR Permit the pleasure OF stating to you
the eradication have in vending, and the universal
favor HooFIANDs GERMAN BIrrERs meet with by nearly
every person who has had to test their viz
tues IN this vicinity. This establishment has had the
agency of your Medicine since 1852 and can safely
say there has been remedy placed before the pub
lie within the scope of my knowledge, that has met
so much general favor and worthy as the Cor.
man Bitters have no hesitation in recommending
them to our customers, suffering with diseases for
which they are appropriate, feeling confident from
past experience that they will do all and even more
than is promised Of them. In Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, / defy an equal. To Druggists can re-
commend them as a safe investment, and 10 the pub
lie as truly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. B. EMERSON.
To DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON.
These Bitters can be had of any druggist or
dealer in medicines in the United States Canadas
West Indies, or South America rs cents per bot
te They are prepared by DIR. C. NJ. Jackson, 41s
Arch street, Philadelphia Pa and every bottle has
MS signature on the wrapper apr4-1m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-14

Have, from their excellent qualities been recommend
ed by the Most Eminent Physicians most
valuable and never falling remedY for
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Ess- The Cookvile Times comes TO us in a
new and handsome dress this week. 1t fits
well, and what il more the editor says it is
Maid for. The Times is an active foe to modern
democracy, and we wish it abundant sue
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NOVl ICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many articles OF HARDWARE,
Hbeing part OF KIRkxAs ELIIs's last rzrogr1uoS,'
at a small advance COST for Casa. Our sEw STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, We
offer at reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper
You can ave money by buying your Hardware al
81 Public Square, KIKKmAS ELiIss old stand, from
leb2S-u MCCALL n 20.
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&c The Murfreesboro' Nelrs OF Wednesday
says that the Democracy Of the 9th District
do not intend TO make nomination until
after the Opposition have put forth their
candidate for Congress.
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Japan Lilies. GladioIus. sc.

Two supply the wants of Amateurs have Just OBJ.
Il ttlned from b. n. Bliss, Of Spriug held, a supply
of MS choicest Flower Seeds, containing among six
hundred different kinds, VerbenR, extra choice
rietIes; Astors IN II distinct toOrs, from flower
raised by lTutant Of Versailles English Pansiss; dou-
BILE Holyhocks OF so different col0rs and varieties
Also, few roots of the splendid Delytra Spectabis
Japan Lilies, rcd and white, the most elegant speci.
mems of the Giadiolus, &C sc.
fcbp MACKENZIE h MINCHTN
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lS- VIM. +. MILLS. late of Helena, Ark.
the Memphis AVaidhehe. lie is young man
of considerable talent. We hope Tor him sue
cess in his present position.
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The Courier says il she were an indifferent
singer, one would hear her gladly if she
woald only promise to clasp her hands and
toss her head.
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The Pacific Railroad DfmcuItfes

MARSHALL, Texas, April 6.-The old and
new Pacific Railroad Companies have COM
promised all difficulties satisfactorily. The
old Company is to have possession.
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,MisfeisaueOus.
SiraYed.

IRON my farm y miles from Nashville, Tenn
Il near the Louisville Branch Pike, DIETER known
as the Clemons Farm, horse, about is hands high
10 IL years ord of light cream color light color
ed name and tat, well formed, good looking and
shod all round No other marks recollected Mr.
Parks OF SHADES suburbs of Nashville had previous
ly owned him for some time, and purchased him at
Green Hil'i on the Lebanon Pike. Any person delv-
erng said horse 10 at my residence Mount Olivet
Cemetery, near Nashville, or TO my son I. b. Ryan,
lv 'on the above named firm or give information
so that get said horse, shall be literally rewarded
by the undersigned. [aprll-u*I NJ RYAN.
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For Sale.

VNHREE four desirable Building Lots on the
Middle Franklin Turhpike, at the junction Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Tunnel The
above Lots will be sold at bargain. Apply to
Z. K. GLASCOCK & CO.,
aDTll-lW CuIIega gtreet
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Notice
THE ASSESSMENT ROLL. Z

'INlIE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF the Taxable Property
Il IN the Corporation Tor the present year having
been completed II will remain for ten days, as the
law dire cts, At the Of-e of the Collector OF the Rev
enue, where those interested may examine II they
see proper l.. STONES,
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$50 Neward for yim.

ID ANAWAN from the subscriber. At Decherd ne-
II pot ON the night Of the 23Td OF March last, Ne
gro Man named JIM OF yellow complexion about 80
years OF age, feet high, will weigh about l75 pounds
jan was raised by ;. MARSH, Esq, Of Dixon county,
Tenn There - small scar hrs eft nostril, that
lie says was produced by blasting ruck and few
on HIS breast caused from burns, though partic-
ularly remembered by any o. which breast
tins scar j. on. lie has rather down look and an
ehoninate expression out Of the eye when spoken
though good countenance, with broad forehead and
round eyes Jim hat uu when he left Pea Jacket
Of black Casinett aud yellow Jeans Pants soft Hat OF
purple color. lite Is blacksmith by trade and was
sohi by >. = Hawkins tn W. J. Martin.
The above reward viii be paid To any one who
VIII deliver him 10 me at Chattanooga renn, To T.
> Hawkins, 30. Is Cedar street, Nashville. Team.
W. J. MARTIN
apsI-l q lhattanonga. Icnnessrc
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@o- The Shelby Life Guards" viii meet
tonight as advertised. A full attendance is
requested.
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From California.

New YORK, April 13-The steamer
Star OF the West with San Francisco dates of
the 10th, has arrived.
She brings 81, 400, 900 gold.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-14
FEVER AND AGUE.

LEVER and AgUe in its various notifications forms
Il the chief obstacle Ia health and comfort IN the
Western States. That this is owing to ignorance among
the scians, must be admitted by those who have
carefully watched the progress Of intermittent fever
md the unavaIlng efforts to check it by ordinary
emedics.
That the hillary difficulties Of the West can be pre-
rented, arrested and Cured as certain.
On this point not a shadow of doubt exists. 1t is
certain that in the muniic Mt resources which the
Divine Vision hath prepared for the use of man g,
that remedy for the dreadful FEVER AND AGUE
was not overlooked Ii cannot be that he who
u spring up the herb which heaeth the beast of the
forest and of the eld has provided help for this
maladY. BY his own wise providence he has decreed
that the ''Star of Empire" shall move Westward:
md We may be that the fearful contingency in
question well guarded, and that the means there
u would be vOuChed To- the and patient seek
We can therefore say that in furnishing the Ger.
ran means of Of Fever and Ague are entitled
10 the confidence and consideration Of our common
country.
We hereby certify that we have submitted the
Grafenberg Fever and Ague Remedy To close in
spcction and scientific analy and have also
its curative powers IN several cases of Ague and Re
proved itself completely successful in every instance
Ii Is richly deserving the confidence of brethren
OF the Medical Profession, and Of the public.
SAMUEL MOwBRAY VI D., New n ork.
G. W. REOn y, NJ. D., Wisconsin
W. ii. SMMINGroS, VI. d., Illinois
7. J. JOHNSON, VI. D., Missouri.
W. C. krTTRIDGE, NJ. D.. New Hampshire.
JAS. T. Morn, NJ ID Indiana.
J. Y. TERRNGToN NJ. D., California.
WIN. Y. ASHTON, NJ. D., Louisiana
The Grasenberg Fever and Ague remedy is very
popular throughout Tennessee, Alabama and GeOr-
gaJaud is for sale by every Druggist these States
Price so cents per box. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
apr2u Agent 70 TGrafenberg & Co
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The Grea. billiard match

DETROIT, April l3.-The great billiard
match between Phelan and Sereiter, last
night, was won by Phelan by ninety-six
points.
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Five HONS.

I HAVE for 81 g five very likely negro boys, from
Il 10 ii years If age. Also, No. house servant,
who IS perfectly r-liabe also n blacksmith. The
above slaves sold Tor fault.
T.. ; HAWKINS, Agent,
marc No Is Cedar street.
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a,EA EZSS.
States and Slate Pencils,

300 Dozen Superior Hlrd-frame States Of various
sizes. 10000 Slate Pencils, Just received by
+. HAGAS,
apr9-f 80 Market st
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Dp Gelegrapb.


NEW YORK, April 13-The Sun says there
is no doubt but that the whole island of Cuba
is in revolt. sf
A strong expedition left here last month.
Later from Cuba
New YORK April l3.-The steamship Phil
adelphia, with Havana dates of the 9Th, has
arrived.
The island was quiet.
A fire occurred between Mattais and Car
denas, destroying the canes on twenty estates.
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River NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, April 13.-The river is station
airy, with seven feet water in the canal and
five feet on the falls
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
JANUARY RULES, 1858.
Bill for Divorce.


IT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
teri from the allegations in the bill filed in this
ausc, that the Defendant PnuP DAVIS, is non a resi-.
dent Of the state Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served him, IL there
trc ordered that publication be made in the Patriot
a newspaper published in the City Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks requiring the said Defendant to
appear at the next term OF the Circuit Court David
County IL be held ia the City of Nashvi lie the
second MonIay IN May next, then and there q plead
answer or demnr to compliments bill, or the same
will be taken pO cOHtesSO and set down for hearing
exparte. DAVID C. LOVE, Clerk and Master.
AprlI 10 IS5g-uuI1-IL
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Four,h .Congre..,ona, District.

We are authorized TO announce W. h. STOKES, Of
DcKalb candidate fer G,Hgress In the Fourth Con.
gresSonal Dtstrs mar25-td
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Mata Recognized.

New ORLEANS, April 13.-Mata was Off
cially advised to-day by the Secretary of
State that the President will recognize him
on his arrival at Washington. He leaves
Saturday or Monday.
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Savannah Market.

LEAD AND SH0T-Bar lead now quote at 6 &c
by the ton and CSC in smaller quantities Pig &C.
The city mandatory is selling pure white lead at 81
eOG0S2, superior at 81 ,ToOl so and Clinton at 81 so
81 60, according 10 quantity Shot We quote at
81 rs.
SEEDS.-The season is nearly over; no faxseed ar
irving, which continue TO quote nominaly at 81
49, some sales Of clover have been made low 50.
We continue to quote timothy 81 IS blue grass at
81 u.s. millet, herd, and orchard 81 25 and Hungari
an sh-I
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LA N E & BODLEY
MANUFACTURERS cE
Wood Working Machinery,
And Circular Saw Mills,
Corner ohm a Water sts. ,'Cinetnnaf
Al
Sole heather,

NtTE are In receipt o. and viii keep constantly on
w hand large stock 81 superior Oak aud Hem
lock Tanned sole leather which oder the trade
the lowest possible figures.
Jand r. &C. ANDERSON.
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GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday, June 25th, 1850.

o. VIII. be OEered Al pablic sale st -
-. tbs Conrt house N Nashville, tbs <T3k
1ttt beaetHei coaEtry sezt knoxn a. -
-eLkSaAk. STATED aboat two mlsrs from -
the CITY 81 Nashville % The HslsboFo' psks. he
premises consist ~ 1esn ~ calculating Eruana
EEL snei9sed BY ptckes Ience<- TIE imprDgenlen
CONSIST q tSostary tenemcnt, esaisnius about tea
roosas e<ether ~ith kitebeas slbes. seasrs,
trrnss ~, ali IN geod crter Ihe heuscs bulit
- t's hss thaflss a nles abost eve years Ago Aha
arr tasteful. substantial And cs1Hplese.
The proPerty sli be snld oas, tuo And years
unae, IA iniefess fEom aay a SALE Ira I'll BE
rs..lasd sne nnses pasahas IN e4nk, s-iasfAesefA
enoornea, VII be re@utre4.
". Ticker = % tAe prenaises ana ull Sos then
70 esF prrsoa deszring % pnfehzsa.
tor farther PArticu i2rs spFfy -
las. a caAIsnKAn.
sprs-elsesa - fsbAe s4azrs.
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For sale.

/ HAVE for sale very likely Negro, 20 years Of
Il age, that has been well trained as = hOuse and
diniag room snTvanI, at No. IS Cedar street
marJo r. J. f.YIfS.
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EMPIOV NllINT.

d = n MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID.
OCO An Agent wanted in every town and coun-
y IN the United States TO engage in respectable
and easy business, by which the above profits
may be certainly realized. For further particulars
address, DR.. J. HENRY WARNER, CORNER OF
BgoOME AND MERCER STREETS, NEW YORK CITY.
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EiN Cra. gOr Sale.

WILL sell, on reasonable terms, that beautiful
L and highly improved property adjoining Franklin
md Minerva Colleges, known as "ELh CKAG. Apply
% C. X. BARNES
fsbl6-u uGAlt Sewanes Hotel
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Cincinnati Market.

WHISKY There q Better demand to-day, at
yesterdays decline, and all in the market taken
the sales being 900 bbls % SC, the latter for
Wagon.
SEED-Cover continues dull and very much de-
pressed, and prices have further declined; sales IS
bu- at IS, and so do at 81 rs
PROVISIONS.-There is no change in the market.
The sales comprise 400 bbls Mess Pork part country
sl7 65 hhds Bacon, at 6S<c for Shoulders, and ss<c
Sides; 900 kegs Lard, lee; leo bbs country do
at 1899. and 200 do city 105Sc. Nothing done in
Bulk Meats.
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Augusta. April I.-COTTON.-The market to-day
was quiet but firm Sales Isl bales-1 at 10, 81 at
1o5s, II at IL y ,lO7 at 1e at 12<, IL al l27
at l21zc. Receipts 354 bales.
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, April 11.-Sales Of Cotton to-day $50
bales. Holders were firm The market closed quiet
but unchanged.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, April 11.-Sales of Cotton to-day 400
bales The market closed firm.
Louisville Market.
HIDES-Firm. Green hides &c. and sell at the
same, adding 25E65Oc 2 hide for commission Dry
flint l79lsc- salted 139al6, and calf skins green at
l2Hc- Those quotations. embrace dealers buying
and selling rates.
HAY--The receipts have been light, and the de-
mand has been fully up to them The stock is con-
sequenty light. Sales have been made from the
wharf during the week at sl5fD16 per ton and fat
boat load would readily command the inside price.
LEATHER Firm. The following the current
selling rates from store:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26

Was carried ont with great regularity. Ate
O'Clock every morning, a. the ship bell snnounV
ced the hour, the Mormons were called intJ
the largest space between decks and offered up
their morning prayers, after which they set
about the duties OF the day. For cooking pur
poses, 1t was ordered for each department to
take turns in approaching the galley, which
prevented the usual confusion and disagree.
ment among passengers. During the day. when
the weather was favorable, the saints INDUCED
in every kind Of amusing exercise. and gener.
ally finished with dance among those unAffec.
ted by the nal de msr. The day over, and sup
per dishes washed. eight O'Clock arrived, and
the brethren and sisters again joined In prayer
and sung their evening hymns. Every Sunday
there were two general meetings on deck for
religious exercises and Instructions de poyags
The sab departments held their meetings Tor
instructions during the week nights--each hold.
ing their meetings sufficiently separate from
each other TO avoid confusing the other
Throughout the voyage the greatest order and
raternal feeling prevailed.
This company left New York Saturday
evening for Albany, and it was intended to
continue their route via Suspension Bridge
over the Great Western and Michigan Gen.
trail, to Chicago. and so on via st. Joseph
TO their destination.
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Fro the Liverpool Pot Of April 10Th,
we get h. information that the levathan
steamerHying passed into the bands OF the
Great ofp Company, active steps are be-
ing taken T. have the vessel ready for sea
by the lattt end OF July or the beginning
OF August :, Ind also that it has been finally
decided that Portland, Maine, shall be the
port to whcLshe Great Eastern will make
her hrst voyag. The Post has the follow
ing IN regard to the progress OF the work
Several hundred worhmen are engaged in
the WORK aud the progress is rapid. The gre at
SHAFT weighing upwards Of thirty tons, was
some Time since placed on board. Since that
Time The hitting Of the machinery has progress.
seq rapidly, and one Of tue masts viii be set
up III ths course OF lew dag. The mast is
now lying ai0nssde the ship, and the shears
are prepared Tor hosting 1t INTO its place
mere Wi be six masts 10 the ship. three Of
IRON and three OF wood. The necessity OF hay
ing iroo ma'is will be read ly understood W hen
IL Il remembered that the furnaces burning
some 100 tons Of coal per dav, will send enor.
nous heat through the monster tunnels. II
happens at times that u - necessary to cut
away the M asts aud when they are Of timber
here IL al obvious mode Of accomplishing this
OBJECT. MAsts Of iron do not, however. afford
the same facilities, but this difficulty is to be
overcome by screw OF enormous power
which, placed on the deck ana attached 20 the
masts. VII, when set IA motion. crash in the
iron sides, ami let the towering iron columns
TAU overheard. 4 very Ingenious arrange
msnt Tor fastening the nsgiug to the masts is
TO he adopted. whlcGi in tAe event Of its being
necessary to send mas's overheard, will afford
facilities Tor Immediately letting 60 oil the
ropes The shrouds sGt stays will be secured
10 IRON rings 40 constructed as 10 readily open
"hen required, but Oh othsr occasions holding
win hrmness which deies any amount OF
Hraln which might be brought 10 bear upon
'hem. Tae whole VI the rigging vail be Of IRON
WIRE The main aud topmss, yards, Of the
square rugged mssis will be of iIOn, and the
ehsth u length OF the main yard 10 feet, or
ley nearly forty fee, longer and several times
a. strong Is the q an yard OF any line battle
ship adost