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CAPITAL PRHE
$ 10 90 Q Q Il

WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers.
The Manages Oce are located Wilmington, delaware, and
....- St. Louis Missouri - -
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CONCRETE sAFEs TRIUmPHANT!
Eorsy-slrhs Hours in .nsFlrs.
r...... W.. psp.. a.. Co.. G g =. I :

DklETII1zs Ay.s AaTcE 3, l1lu.
DEssEs. VIZ. B .DoDBs 4 Co, CrEOuNATE
GENTLrrE4t ths time Of The fire Hhoh ooeITred 10
a2d FsEua We hadons q your SAFES In our balas
house onnng valuable paper, bank notes, &C. Ths Are o.
czed On he asrnoonof tie 2 and dd not remove
sass ron the burning ruin tl e afsn0On of 2t, cqns-
quentiy burrisd in the Banning bsr for shout orT
sshthous In ne eelSr directly below where he aais ltona
thss considerable lot q lard, and several essks q no
lalses snd the sfs II into of &c sueed 70
poEsrla Whsn ramez Ii rubbish from he iafs itVss
ALMOST HED-HOT, win large bed ofburning Goals
all around e. Upon psng up discovered hatin te a one
Of The hinges had been bFoni that the corner of one o hs
doors dropped o thereby a0sEga good & of hest % Pens
traeas the INSIDE doors Bat The fs s win ne
door in measure protested We deem it due
you 10 state further the outside doors not Locked h
they had the door could have fallen open though e
hinge vas broken. When opened hs s found the
psrs, bsnk notes, Gc., all secure.
Very sEeciiuly yours
lsigned1 g. VI. WEIGH 4 Co
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... Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters S2a50l
Certificate OF Packages in Scheme, be drawn
esch Wednesday will zod the folleFng rates. Fhehs ne
risk r. .. ~. - ..- --. .... -, "a
Certificate OF Package Of % Whole Tickets $l49 80
do - 90 26 Hall do ---- 80 p. - -
do do 20 Quarter DO - -
-~' IN ORDERINs TICKETS OR CERTIFIcATEs
Epcoss the address what you Whso
purchases name the Lottery which you wish It invested and
whether you Wish Whoies, Halves Quarters, or hns on
receipt Of which, what ordere by first mail, together
with the scheme. .- "a. .-I .-.-- 4. ~. - !,
Immediately after the drawing Rrnted Dfaln8 hea y
v the Commissioners. Will be sent. with an Ezplanation
Purchasers will please Write their signatures PLAIN and
give the uRne Of their Post Once County and state
Accommodation strictly confidential o. -I-, .l X.
All prizes OF 1000 and under raid immedateiy after the
drawing Other prizes at the usual time Of 40 days
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LOUIsVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.


TEEHR0gGH Tickets sale at the Depot on Maret street,
Nashville, 70 the following places at the prices Rnpexed
PbiI.dsiis -tb c6oice ~ 10 diferert roueg q so
Reisir1o-s y-isb cboice ~ 5iFere1 roues 25 50
Ditt-l--- ;tb cIoice ~ = Tsrsnt rontes At - 10 90
Nsgs Fi ,;.5 c.i,s - 4 iiGsrsnt youteg st - % 90
icss5.i.,s -, -i,. - q 5gs-s1t rrnses ~ - N 90
RTesIo -, .s.so. - q 5;s.-e1f rr-tee % %
81 49,, - 49, - 3siTs--1t rs',tas - ~ sS 16 90
Sit ~, % iS aIoi,o 80 " - j;s;s-s,t routes al - 10 35
5t - \ ~ - st.sfsS lS1isrsrst -a,stes Il q 20
III, VIZ. - Iia - SiTrs-snt roufs at I3 e5
SJlai. s "a ,t; - =, . II 90
y. nITsIlug ~. - 49, n ( 3;q1t r55tes - q SO
Bostoas with choice Of ddsreEt routes, - ~
Travellers by louisville and Nashville ai roae Iss py
ton New YORK and Philadepha l2 boaEs sooner ta ~ s
ether route from Tickets can be proeuF e y no1
in ne 5ay - 49,. - A. J, FLELDs
,oar 81 ~ General Ticket Agent,
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r.. c. M'NAIRY 4 90.


THyHE SPLENDID MANSION recently erected by
Wesley Whesess with about thirty eight acres o. lsuo
on which II located offered for sale. Ths house
on beautiful hill mile above the clty' on e
ide and about four hundred yards ON me
ton Of the city is in full view. The noSe contains sDoa
rooms al handsomely and convenienty arrShgel vi. 49,
In ne most orn architectural style Two trds q me lAng
Is covered with ne large forest tee sna e ~ ~ ~ y
sItos ~ IN T5gnine and growing fine fruits portion Of
[ slred st with varieties Of fruit trees, strsTeerres
grapes, SO, &c. ,.s =, b,..;.s- IN Tiys-,,oot
S ans offer Of sale his property. Address Tx
undersigned Nashville, who TesuSs On ana VII snow @
~ sts sale property will be offered at saetop on tn
premises, oa Thursday lth Of June next -5o.so,,.
fNssfviile, Tenn, apis, ls6J-dds. n HuBsON.
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ICE!! ICEH!
A NEW BOOK FOR LAW FORMS
.. Sit lux ct Ink EukI
COAE OIL LA MPS.

NM have just received another supply Of Coal Oh Lamns
Wv among which handsome patterns Tor par
lor all fitted with the Collins burner, which is the last improve
mmeaurably superior other Lamp nov De-
The public for soneSs aud stesdEeso q hare freedom
smoke simplicity in construction beauty eleganoe IN ns
ard economy. One Lamp will gFe the ghtof foul
candles much The O We have i'm
ported to hurnin lamps clear, beautiful article, te
from any offensive ordor grease spot when split upoI
carpet or clothing, aha-wiH not explode
- N b. .--1i--...- RAINS, BROWN & CO.
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No, l9 Public Square,
| r5arls-tf - Nashville, Tenn
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gasbbiIIe aaiolI an6 .5naitar.
TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
-4 IN FHE DAILY.


one Square, ons year. 3aBach additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
TOI, will be charged for the excess.
ha-as .e- IN TIE FEEKLT- -. ..-
ONE DoLGR par Square for the first and FrE eETs for eaeh
subsequent Insertion. E e4. --s-.- T. -
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly win
be charged the full daily rates with one half ne weekly rates
added. t..T Ueli---e .a 90 f-.t.-4 .
Transient Advertisements sat Be paid or at he time Of
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D.ssa1, Ky, Marsh7. 1850.

MEssRs. W. B. DoDBs & Co., CISonUaTr
DElR ssTts safe purchased Of yOu in ssDtsmber last
has stood the great which occurred IN town The ga
February BElendd had large AmOuut o. notes. receipts
It. before the building burned took the papers out bui pas
in some sheets Of pspsr upon opening since the burning,
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NASHVILLE TE70N.s THURSDAY MAY 24 I
IoufsriIle. and .Nasll1I- IL .5.ILI {


TEywo through Express Passenger Trains oe..s y
-, 5nkine close connections az AouaFlle loi
a ana 5fiIa5eIDhis, Baltimore Washington city
& new LON Faiis Cleveland, CINCINNATI st. Louis and hs
far sesI . scp1Y May tie 5h, 1880, trains viii
follows: .f -. E.oe A n 5.s1. - f.t
- pli-g Green Glasgow Junction, and all regular stations
% sionaIls bv hag and arrive Louisville at 200 NJ
Returning leaves Louisville at 690 M stopping g above
~ e-rving in Nashville At 500 n.
second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays exsepedO at
$40 NJ, stopping above, and arriving in Louisville At
qGO A. NJ Returning, leaves Louisville at SIG A. NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 2.20 P. NJ
Galan Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (sun-
days ecpisd, 500 NJ and arrives in 6allAn at652 P NJ
Returning leaves eaIlan st70C andarryes m Nssville
ct 800 A. N.
Through ticket on sals at the Depot for all potts North,
East and West, with many different routes. ~. -
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Supt
Al FIrJD Gep9 Ticket rst -. III ~ q magll-iud
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TUE pURLIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Aets OF The
legislature just closed obtain them by applying At this OF
ace or to the Secretary State there are few copies fol
gtlS1.O0 per CO aprt4-u
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- EG = $sr - A-~RS
yAT they have able 70 offer e the retail Trade
They have most choice lot Of
spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Elegant Rlounced ss houneed Bages1 houneed and plain
Musns Grsnenes plain and houneed, Grey English Besgs
aD Ds for suits Every style Of for Gentle
men, Srts Shirt collars, Ese Thread Shirts and DraEes5
and colorad Linen Brings Web great
et and some ofthe NEST beautiful Carpets exhibited In
this market Corucs Curtains Hooks, Pins and Stair hods
rn De Lomes Lace ami Muslin Curtains, bleahed snd
broEn Table Damask, every style Linen Towels aud IoEeln
Linen and Sheetngs 0f all widths Marseiles Qus and
on Shades fr Windows FIoor 6coths from IN Is feet vide,
Canton Mating quarters vide, checked and Ehts
ali widths Coco Mattngs for Wagsnheengs and Tent
cloths yards Ee ali kinds heavy goods for Negro Co-
ing. A y q A. D. bAaOn'
Nashville sp,4 3m
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WOTTNT, VERNON GARDEN.

yIs Popular Resorts open the season, and The cit
en o. Nashville invited 70 visit and eLjoy rs delight
nj bregEessnd iavigorang tbs especially inviting to
those whose business keeps them In the city during the week
fine hand undsr the direction OF Pref MUEs viii Be in a.
tendan on Sundays whose sacred music viii add greatly TO the
actous OF place Those who dfe 70 visit the Garden
ma rest assured that the perfect order g Be maintained
: sggrst-5iT -.- ....., I. .F.W CeLLETT. Proprietor.
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WHOLE TICKETS. $40; HALVES, $40; QUARTERS s..
oer,iates Packages win be sold the following rates.
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 25 Whole Tickets s2g9 90
do DO 26 Haf do i49 50
do DO 26 Quarter Do "a 75
r- do g do 26 Eighth do 3 p
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8. OmF Single Number Lotteries.
--.. CAPITAL PRIZE s50,ooOl
p. DRAW EVERY SATURDAY..
whole Tickets $40 ; Halves IS Quarters 81 50.
Orders Tor Tickets Certificates in ans ot ts a9oV'
WOOD, EDDY & CO., wilmingtou, Deia-
ai or WOOD EDDY g. COZ Sc Louis, AissouTl
Circulars containing Schemes or the month wi be sent
| free 0f expense, By Addressing As above - -.-t-l
VThe Drawings Of Wood. Eddy Cos Lotteries are Pgo
shed in the New York Herid, New YORK ltAes ana Ne'
I Yorker SxTfs Zsituag - 3. Ii-s .. -' '- msyl5
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sp Iendfd scheme!

TO BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday in June.
Glass 27O Draws Wednesday, June 6s 1S6O'
Glass 2s2 Draws TFednesdays } une 1SslS6O'
Glass 294 Draws wednesday, June 9OJ 1s6O'
Glass 3O6 Draws Wednesday, J Hne 27s 1S6O'
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7sNumBers-.13 Drawn Ballots.
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Fresh Corn menI.

FFyFE subscriber made arrangements with tne Of ae
most mills in Kentcc Ky for regular weekE SUD
s Of Family Meal eeeiv $50 bushels which be
ors to the city ira ss hit tvan tver cost and carriage
:. p -. ....- A 3ERKINS,
,.,T IA Market street.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
ss0 REVVARD

vOR the apprehension nd delivery Of sAaUEL HOOSER,
who under charge Of outraseousy having 1roken open w
boses Of William Hamilton James Christopher with intent
to commit murder has made hiJ escape and IS running AZ large
The will therefore be psd % Any eae Sho WI
liver he ssd ooer to the Sheriff Wilson county that he
nay he brought to justice. -. ~ =
Said Hoose years about hve fest ten lnche
bib steut ~ fair or rather sandy hair has at this time
youpd from gun shot in the right arm below the elbow
J. NJ. OHRISTnPHER,
sgpI6-E GlsdesYille
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- o,, nAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 80 ..eo

sentative Of the City Of St" nvsa. and arr
rbelmed with letters from ne eonsesoS;n sck
IN lightning every Gre minutes, n'e'"s -su 70 vote
for sherman. But after eisss wssbs the ll6 cam,
over 20 him. and took mp q candidate whom he nad
vomcd ON the 18th day, of New jersey And althougn
GnS penpipptou acted with the Republican party IN
nsr endeayors 10 elect Mr.. Sberman yet the ceuntry
,nes safe. ICheers and laughter. Mr.. Brigges re-
als hero b, cane 20 incoherent and his voice broke
so haaly that he was drowned out by cries f9r Mar
sLsii and "Tbree cheers for the No."
H. GERARD then explained that Mr.. Marshal vas
~, from sickness Cries for Nelson were ssslled
a. ,ba came way. Then arose tumultaous cries for
- sco,tU Mr. Gerard spoke with ths GeneralA and
ven,ino 70 the front Of the platform begged that the
nro eramne might be proceeded with, ana that Mr.
\ theodore f. TomlinsoD might be heard.
Mr. ToMLIssOs commenced speaking, and under the
cover of Lie fire Gen. Scott made precpae retreat
Mr. Tomlinson quoted from Burke that Slavery gave
rapk 70 Freedo aod he proceeded TO inyegh against
the Higher Law. II untrue that even Boston was
40 regional not to obey the law. Five thousand
slaves could be redelivered beneath the shadow Oh
Bunker Hill.
! The resolutions were then adopted, ard Dr. GULL
MITE Gang "The Flag Of Onr Union
II WAS announced that large number of letters had
| been received he specfed-from Messrs Crttsndsn,
Everett Gilmer Maynard, Hill Of Georgia, Washing
4 ton Hunt, Jas. o. Putnam, and Frank Granger.
Mr.. CHESTER briggs, on behalf OF the Executive
Committee asked if this meeting had been a failure
Triumphant answer, mo-
TIE meeting then adjourned with cheers and groans
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BY Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK Feb 81, sun.et.--No inward bound vessels
In sight. Wind light, 5. weather hay.
nfGnLAEDS, Feb. a. sunset-No inward bound vessels IL
siglt. Wind light. s.. weather hazy.
BOSTON, FEB 2l-Syr steamer Joseph Whitney Loveland,
rom Baltimore chip ST. Louis Johnson nom Se..0ilean,
bark Nespotan Burdit from paermoi brgs onteeuo 90
Iens nom Port au Prince; Geo. Amss Frneh fcm MaAnias
schrs Henry iooen, Giles, from suIDan VIA nininstonI
UeIscle Blrdsa from Galyestoni Eoise, ihan noaf
Charleston; Didgo Cook from Mcbsi Eugene Wh'e nom
Jacksonville. :.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ?l.-The direlict b. barb Ferris
Arr baTss Margaret from Pernsmbuco; David G. Wilson,
from New Orleans brig Trsd from Black River Jam-,et
Pa Dr. bries Nesndrr and Sea Lark for New arr brig
Frost Trindadj spoke 4th brig ATsbes ro9 As
New lOth bark Jeddo OF Boston, bound N
arr brig Sarah fom Trinidad schr s. b. Wheeler from Glen
hegos-
Also ayr bark Charlotte T. Fay. from Rio de Jsneo Jan g
Left Bsnshce Corinssand DELLA from Boston; Wheatans
from Baltimore; Sally Masee, Esther and Nhgns from hen-
ond; spoke 9th John Tucker from Boston, Goth, bark A.
Hazard nom Pemanbuco for NewYork l1h fell In with oAis
eiIs Liverpool abandoned-put rst mate aud too men on
card 10 onjeayor 10 get her into port
NEWPORT, Feb AR brig Civilian, Dyer nom San
cIand Habor Cuha % days for NewloIk brig Lineon OF
asiDe CORVALLIS % days nom New Grenada Tor New ots.
NFN-ORLEANS, FEB. n-Au. barb sylPh' no" p~iO'
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Marine Disasters.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1861.
The brig Vesta, hence for Galveston put into Glou.
cester to-day, having been in collision oil Cape Cod
last night, with ship ST. Lonis. The Vesta lost her
Soils main boom, and bulwarbs, and had stem stove.
She will return here for repairs. The ship had hole
stove in her port quarter.
WOODS HOLE, Tuesday, Feb. 81, 1860.
The brig SueaD Of Boston, last from Greentown,
5. c., loaded with yellow pine lumber, ran ashore on
Muskeget, on the 10Th inst, at 4p m. The vessel
will be a total loss. Crew saved.
PRoylDEScE, Tuesday, Feb. 81, 1860.
The brig Ocean Belle Of Yarmouth, N. s., coming
from Santa Cruz, Cuba, with mahogany and molasses
to Greedy & Son of Boston, went ashore on Gardener
Point Long Island, during the snow-storm of the 18th
inst. She is new vessel, and is supposed not much
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

RAILROAD DRn Frs SoREF.-The drivers en-
ploysd on the Third Avenue Railroad cars gave an
invitation ball last night at the Depot Assembly Rooms
Third avenue between Sixty-flsh and SAty-sixth
streets Both of the large at either end Of the
building were used for dancing purposes, an excelen.
band having been stationed in the gallery Of EACH
The rooms were neatly decorated with flags and buut
ing and in trent of the orchestra in the south We're
two excellent portraits of Gen. Washington and Lady
Martha Washington. The company was quite large,
the rooms at one time being inconyeniently crowded.
Nevertheless everybody seemed to enjoy themselves,
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Pennsyivaiia State Convention.

HARRISBURG, Tuesday, Feb II I0bU.
The city is crowded with delegates to the PEOPLE 8
Party State Convention 10 assemble tomorrow.
Tee contest for the nomination for Governor viii be
exciting, Int the result is doubtful The leading cam
didates will be Messrs. Curtin, Covade, and Taggar
in regard to the Presidential question, Gen.
Cameron, it il thought, will have more than two
thirds, securing declaration in hs favor and the ap-
poiniment Of II full delegation to the Chicago Con-
yantiop
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Of Ocean sssaneYs.
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..........FsB
Cleared,

stesmships-George Creek Wiel.s, Savannah, H. Crou
well Co.; Etne tBr Anderson. Liverpool, 4. CunsId.
ship-Hotspur, Johnson Hong Kong, 7. Hathaway.
BaikEliza Barns Cooper Hermuds Ticker sighston K
@. w. Dodse. Ring Galveston Norcress Prince
Bdgs-Cecelis tBr) Ksysnagh ST. John, b. a smither'
Co.. josephine Port Liviro Oporto H. AinsW1cf Co.
Renshaw, Pierce, Cardenss, J, h. Ward Co.
schoonen-Howsrd, Barker Boston, s. w Lewis Lyneh
Allen Boston, Dayton sprsgue Pennsylvania, Lsdd Bsit-
w. Mckee, Constitution strout Cardenas e. p j.
Peters; Manhsan Lozer Charleston w. B. Scranton; w A.
Els Scho Charleston, mcCrea6y, Mott Co.; Cabot Mayo
Boston i. w. Mckee. "
stesnler-Deswsre Cameron, Philadelphia F. Perkins.
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1ssrssn Sossmsn wSss she
neros But che sad she herself had her heroic
aDnts when she felt equal TO the work OF Jean
%Hrc We she wonld not dare to take up this cause;
she should cover before the stFeeooys on me corner
fTor9b'erl The heroismsin quiet, common life, were
finally discussed at length.
The audience were well satisfed with the LECTURER,
and frequerg..,.y interrupted her with applause
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb 81, 1860.
It is understood that in the BILL of which Mr. Briggs
gave notice the other day. entitled "a bill for the Re-
organization of the Harbor Masters Department of the
City of New York, there is clause reseryng all the
dowr town slips on both sides of the city, for the ex-
elusive Of canal boats MIR. BIS bill will probably
be introduced in few days after the reassemblng Of
the Assembly.
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RROOXL YN IIEN6.

W,sHryeroSs BnTHDAY.-It does not appear
that any special arrangements have been made to cec'
bts.e the anniversary OF Washington's Birthday in
this city. The Common Council have directed that all
,blic Offices shoed be closed and that flags shoud be
displayed from the City Hall, liberty poles &C., be-
yOnd which i; il not probable that anything will be
done to comm snorate the occasion.
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Union MEETING AT COOPER NSII-
TUTE.

SPEECHES BY JAS. W. GERARD, HON. D. hoNi"SoS
u.pRIs. non. GEO. BRIGGS, AND OTHERS.
rn;or r,eetno was held last evening" in the Cooper
80 !, ho;no the eve of the birthday of Washing
Tbe hall was nearly twothirds foil, most Of the
audience being Republicans den' ocO" was On so'
pstform. Nine rOrslng cheers were gwen ,Oi na ~,
fore the meevs called to ORDER and three feeble
one for Ges, Briggs.
Mr.. WM. G. STERLING called lhe ineenns ~ oiu'''
and nominated for Chairman the Hon. .. w. "hiAHp'
He was accepted and the following 'ice-freSiaeh's
and Secretaries were chosen;
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gers thei fends, sole ting aid to en'ee 'hein
th.i, defamation. 7S9 Of the answers received con
tanned remi,.ances TO the gross amount OF w.
anticipation of friends arriving sos2' ~ mas Osoa
ceived. Total number Of pieces Of baggage 80,
1858. Total delivered, including baggage '''' Wv
from previous year, 1906.
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Cassius W. Clay i'm Ncw-Haven.

NEwIAvES, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1860
Cassius NJ. Clay lectures before the Yale Agricul-
tual Association TO morrow Wednesday, evening and
again on Thursday at o'clock p. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

Nv stealtng Achilles Capt Hennesey-2ls. inst 40 mule.
5 s. T. Of SANDY Hook spOIe Dr. ship Teresa nom Ma.
pha nom Liverpool 80 days oal with rs passenger oil we'll
Aso ~ 4 bAiks and brig. unknown, bound IN.
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Disaslers, DC.

Tue FOLLOWING copy OF the maes Of cargo on oosfs
of the m bark Pene. previously reported abandoned al seal
57i bills rosu 40 bb tS 80 bblA spirits tapensae S'
uayes Cargo insuredin New.York vessel In Europe
THP RYPorr OF the pliotboat SewNork No beng sS
,nn with the steam Georges Creek mtafe a. the Nv
lay st Staten Island II the hour mentioned
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Sentence of Execution.

NEwARK n. j., Tuesday, FEB. II, $50.
George Acker, who was convicted in the Morris
County Court of the murder of Isaac Gordon at Mint
vile last Fall was yesterday sentenced to be hung on
Thursday, March ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

and the .6r passed of very pleasantly. last year,
at the all given by the conductors the drivers were
scrr puousy excluded, and this year the divers re.
irIed The oomnnfnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

Co,oprn NrrTrye OF SYMPATHY WITH The Az
v,xs.s ExuKs-In accordance with previous an
nonncemept, meeting of colOred people was held az
the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms, in Prince street,
last evening About thirty persons being present. at
tan minutes before nine O'Clock, the meeting was or
,rpcyea by the appointment Of Mr. Walker as chair
man Mr.. johnson read the appeal Of the exiles Of
Arkansas to the people Of the United States in which
the difficulties and trials which they have had to en-
Sure by leaving the homes Of their childhood and 20
sorrniDg emong strangors were SCI forth Mr. Jonn-
son upbrsded the few persons present for not pems
thousa1Ss, and the room in which they were met De-
carss was not ter times its sze. The meeting wat
also addressed by sle Rev. Henry e. Garnet who se
forth the rights sad immuntes Of the people OF coler
according to tlrs IT, s. Constitution in the early histor!
Of the nation .nd he implOred the people, though lev
in number e exert their influence in behalf Oh ofe'0
rem in Slavery in all parts Of the country.
A resor ION Of sympathy for the exiles wac adopted
| and the meeting adjourned