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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
H.ub3l Nashville
nLACKMAN ~ GILLESPIE,
lNcHoLs CoRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. EALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet Bags Ladies Satchels, sni every
article usually kept in our line
our good, have with to TO the opinion Of
our many Fri uis We determined 10
tie please all who may call upon Us
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Large Sale of Land and Negroes.

Large Sale Of Land and Negroes.
TEyHF undersigned wish SELL private sale, large and
valuable in Arkansas, and about ffy Slaves with
Mules and Stock the same.
The tract contains twenty hundred coed shape
lies in the Northern part o; Dehs county, four miles from the
Arkansas river Aoins the lands Of Bynum, Foster
and others Three hundred fifty cleared
humid Ell deaened three years Connected with this tract the
Widows Dover in two hundred more Of which
sevenytree cleared The place known
Floyd Smiths landing
There are y slaves, all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only them forty OF age thirty four
young likely and Buys, the balance young TomeH
Mr. the Plantation about the 10Th OF October
prepa ed communicate prices cred &c Part OF the
PUrclaee money required when the lie is made
ANDERSON FILLS,
b. B ROBERTS,
d. A. DAVle.
Executors OF II. jenkins
Salisbury Y. C. August q, 6O-d2m
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ W KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perma
tT nent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos OrganSs
and the single tuning andean vsita1
often as ured will spend at least week In
month the city and vicinity he will visit regularly the
towpsn MIDI e. sTsnnee, and North Alabama
and Missspp Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music Sore
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church street. CSmmrnicaons BY
mail will be DramntlR attended, o" - :.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
Tennessee Champion Mill +!
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
will stone Establishment.

DURR MStones of al! sizes haDd and made % order
Smut Mills, Of latest improved patent Mill spnds
Mill Gearing Boiling Cloths Boiling Hosting and Regulating
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which is warrsnted quality and to give satsaesn
All orders and communications promptly attended TO-
an j N. WARNE;
,, osits Rroadvav Mills. near 4 A r, Broad street,
june22-d&va NASHVILLE, Tenn
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B-Alvsys OF hand select assortment Of furnishing
DDS. mario
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square, year. s5O-EAch additional Square, SIO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess
THE WEEKLY,
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the first and FHrE CENTS for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly, will
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
7rnsisnt Advertisements mast paid for at S tins Of
inseytion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
EnD DBUu Tu nrSUASDa
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
PORTANT
INFORmATIONFORT THOSE DESTROYS
urcha.1ng Family Sewing Machines
lett BE REMEMBERED,
Ist. BY all the Sewing Machines in use,
there are but three kinUs of stitches made7
lst. The Grover & Baker stitch.
end, The shuttle Stitch.
srd. The Single Thread or Chain StItchG
The Grover Baker stitch the only patented stitch and
strictly adapted to family The stitch is double,
ripped The machine making this stitch from
poslSusng shuttle requiring thread reIpOol
ed and finishes its work the most simple less liable to
arrangement easy learn and operate Of In
possessing greater range Of capacity for family purposes than
any ether other perhaps sIl other kinds
2nd. The Shuttle Stitch.
This stitch made by the following list o, mach nest
L. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
WHEELER & WILSON'S
wEAD rACHINES,
BARTHLLF MACHINES.
GEAVITr d Co..
LADD WEBSTER.
A.B. HOWE,
EINKLE d LYONS.
90 far stitch concerned this Hist Of machines are al
precisely alike all Shuttle Machines and for carrying
lower under thread all hutes which all the undeI
thread used each all have to be rs-wound
The capacity Of the these machine very
nearly the they hold when 4ed with Goats No Spool
Cotton rot to exceed "A yards.
but tits all and the The by merely
crossing The seams by the shutt
Machines fastened By the prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted to than 70
amy use
jAn3l-dtw&W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

Land for sale.

application De made, short time, will sell accom-
raodatiuE terms, OTIy Acres OF Land, three miles
ron Corp limits, NH Creek opposite Maj Goh
This of the beautiful Locations in Davidson cOly
About cnelslf Of the land timber balance cuya
ton There he premises comfortable cabins fine
young Apply Ma GOTF, the place
self for particulars CHAS. K. ~ ISSTON.
fn1yIz-u
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JUST ED .

"a NHIuN "IFtVIF n
AIR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with choice
assortment French Cloths, Csssmeres, Vesngs &C,
= e uportrtions which Will be up IN our u-ual supe
ror style, and which respectfully invite attention.
c HARVEY co.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.

FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings ON Miss. River.
us6O NEW ARRANGEMENT. Is6D
MEMPHIS AND n ORLEANS Q. s. MAIL
PACKET ,LINEi
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGOMAR,
Capt A. Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
Capt.. F. Hicks. Capt. c. 8 Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS
Can't DELF "A gTy,D ol III + + W r. Newell Newell.
These connect at Memphis with Railroads from that
point respective days Leave Memphis on
the arrival Of the NJ & O. and NJ O. Trains TnTouSh
will be sold by Roads in connection with this
their Tickets recognized good Passengers
range arrival avoid delay at Memphis longer than
o5I 0s or pleasure may eq FHe For WGi%Ms
Gen'I FIT Agts, No ?, Howard Row.
JNO. Z. HYDE & CO,
..pua-d4m Agents, New Orleans:
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running the sd day Of July, in close connecnon WIN
the Express Trains Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah continue during the business season.
iuiys5-u 4 " COLE, Superintendent
Card 10 Families.
NNTE have sale fine Brett Carriage, second
superior BarOuChe, second hand One large Fanny
Carriage, hand Fine secon4 hand Pianos geod
makes All Of which will be sold y9y cheap e 6
sePeO No. o. Central Auction Rooms, College street.
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abe NasbhiIlr dniuu ann Anlsritan.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY
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Valuable Land for sale.


Terms.-0ne fourth cash when possession gwen ne re
mar der three annual payments, win interest," HO Ae
The said land either DIVIDED into two or three small a ms
sold in wishing 70 purchase PrVatey vii can
Authorised sell between this ana me aA2 Ok
sale. u MCOLOAA.
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Mississippi River Plantation for


ENIGHT miles below Memphis in Ark4nssl, containing eight
hundred and eighty acres, hundred and 6y CutVa
ton large dwelling house and all the necessary fixtures
Tor GOOD Cotton PantAOn hundred and hity old
deadening large young Orchard peaches and apples If the
purchaser Will sell the growing the place.
sng OF 900 bales Of cotton, and i've hundred
barrels Of CcrB. Give possession Immediately
JAMES II. MRRIWEfHER,
August "a, 'G0-d2m Memphis Tenn
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It will great deal ounuecessary friends,
in writing u.s. will bear in mird the following rules
Always give the Post Once county, body
of your letter.
II you the Paper changed from another give
both Offices in full.
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of sheet.
Letters communications solicited facts
subjects may of information public
Anonymous communications whatever character receive
nos ttention.
Correspondents should write only upon Of paper
We undertake rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pre-
prietors
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Fine SIOck EnrmN nf PmhIic aaIf
Seven Thousand Acc ID Lnn.

0N Saturday the 24h November the undersgred the
" u Thomas McCsnce, Of Richmond, Virginia, sell
public sale the highest Oder the premises credit
and for notes with approved security
the land until the purchase money Is paid
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

IJ7FoR FIVE DOLLARS If you not desire to spend
larger will publish your Card in Directory style,
given below and in choice position in columns for
year for FIVE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE.
Sample;
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All Of which l will sell very
Union street. imar27
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JAPANESE TONIC.

delicious Aromatic Wine and the favere Beverage of the
Tycoon and Mobility Of Japan all Debility Indges-
ton, nervousness, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22
DIED,

WEST, relct Of the lats " m. O. West OF Mont
so,1ery county Md, aged 81 years.
I'm Gesrgetowe, on 22d inst Mrs.. MARy ANN
w. AN wiie OF VIM Ward. in the sd yea Of her
Her friends are invited 70 attend her f.,s,.I TO-,
her residence, on Green street at half IA zo,IeH
on "wednesday evening. ~tf5" x,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

i ALxxASDkiA MKIrERs.- "A large gathering of
the Wings and Americans took place lass n1ght.
al Liberty Hall, FOE the purpose OF ratifSing the
meeting was presided over by VIM. N. Fowle
bsq ana speeches were made by Hon. II Nav
HNaIo, on Tennessee, and Hon. q. B. Vance, az
RsII "a SS Is:- Three cheers were given Cor
D Pc. ana Everett, and three more for North Caro-
"X1 0IS iennessse, and the meeting adjourned
a.. Massey ESQ the whig and American
~ SsIISa LOT tne Sheriealty Of Alexandra esun-
~, ueHNsIeo a snort but powerful speech Last
night before large assembly IN the Flrst W,r5
Il MS ward, u Is thought, will give him a ls,S,
majority on Thursday --'ee
The Young Catholics Friend Society 60. -,
excursion yesterday at the White House which
was very numerouSly attended. The steamet
Fhos Collyer wa chartered for the Occasion
ana during the day she made three round trips
time ~"
The spring term Of the Circuit Court Of Alex
shotla county commenced yesterday, Judge Ty-
ler presiding. Michael Bergen was found guilty
OF grand larceny, and sentenced 20 the 1fteD-
vary Tor one year. Eleven foreigners were sd-
United to become citizens q the United stats
No other business OF importance was transact,d
and the court adjourned until this morning az 70
O'Clock
The young ladies attac he'd 10 Wentworth Pc
male seminary intend giving their regular an
nual exhibition for the benefit OF the Orphan
Asylum, on Friday evening merit The Misses
Danlei, OF Washington. have kindly volunteered
tnelr services, and something really good NAV be
confidently expected.
CARD-The petition handed TO the Sfay for
Puoncauon, and which appeared in It's columns
on tbe 18th inst % which the names Of the un-
osrslgned, with Others Of our citizens ia sfhred
contains good deal more than the one did that
was presented TO us for our signatures, which was
Ituuon TO Congress, simply asking Of that
Sody 10 engraft In the Market-house hill then
before them, proviso, that IL be submitted 20
we properly holders at the coming election for
their approval. Had IL contsn ned what Il did. as
Puoished In the STAY, az tcOKld nsoeT hare re
oe'etd oar signatures, as we were not sufficiently
acquainted with the financial concerns Of the
CoP orauon TO express an opinion upon tie sub
Ject, without having previously satisfed our
serves as TO the correctness Of our statements
EDMUND HANLI, Jos. REDEEM,
THos. SIXTH, ScHNFrDVs
DAVID HINES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22


EDITOR OF The STAR: The result of the ap-
preaching municipal election 10 one Of more inn
portance, particularly in financial point Of view
to tue future welfare of our city. than any pre-
ceding one. The Corporation Of Washington has
asked of Congress authority 70 issue stock 10 the
amount Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Tor the purpose Of erecting a magn hcent market
house, TO contain a tne hall, Offices. &c !" which
authority, TO the amounted two hund ed thousand
dollars, about ftco thirds the amount required has
been granted by Congress TO the Corporation, with
the Proviso that the law is not to take effect until
aiSer the coming June election, which affords the
voters OF Washington an opportunity to either
SANCTION or dRHNl the action Of the present Gown
ellis in this matter. in electing Mayor, members
Of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council,
who will carry out the wishes of their constituents
The issue 10 be decided, far as the Interests Of
the city Is concerned is for against increased
Indebtedness on the part Of the Corporation Of
quarter Of million Of dollars, which must neces-
sarily carry with IL an increased rate Of taxation
sufficient TO meet the interest upon the amount Of
stock authorized 10 be issued, until the market
building is completed, which will amount in the
aggregate 70 thirty thousand dollars, before any
revenue will be derived from the new building
AS 10 the views Of the several candidates upon
this subject, am not prepared 10 state neither is
ii the intention of this communication 20 reflect
upon the views Of any Of the candidates 20 their
opinions upon the market-house question. The
object simply 20 call the attention of property
holders to facts that they may act at the coming
election in behalf OF the interests of the CITY.
PRoPERTY-HoLDEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

HURRICANE Last night, about ten O'Clock.
asuoaen gust OF wind sprung up in the city,
which caused much alarm for the ssfety OF doors
wlndows, ehimDeys, awnings, signs, &c The
rattle and CHATTER IL occasioned and the activity
among the servants and attendants at the public
houses who were running and jumping to and
iro 70 prevent the destruction they anticipated
ana the speedy termination Of the souall seemed
70 indicate that old BOreas only designed TO amuse
niuIseu by monentary freak. so far as we have
trees Were Frustrated, some awnings torn, a sign
OF TWO twisted, and a chimney or So upset but
more destructive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

FINE COLLECTION or PAINTINGS paint
ings advertised In our columns by J. C Mcclure
Co are now on Exhibition, and we would rec
ommend our readers 70 call and examine them
They are not mere ddKbS, that can be bought az
any time and at any price, but are genuine works
OF art, executed by the best painters Of the Old
Country, and calculated 10 adorn the best fur
nished psrlors. They are 70 be sold al auction on
Thursday evening next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

= THE ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL of st. Mathew
sunday school at Analostan Island. tomorrow, II
expected 70 be a very pleasant affair, and should
be largely paronized Oy our ciIizeus SEE pro
gramne, &c, in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

EMRIcK does notfail, during tn warm weather
to have good supply Of Philadelphia lager he
Is aiso prepared at moments notice 70 get up
good old julips and smashes TO say nothing abou
the choice cigars he keeps constantly on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

, WATCH RErURNs.-J. r. Whitney drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, 81 Is. Allen Thomp-
son, drunk; do. - Is. ]. Maddox, interfering
win onicers; dismissed. w r. Kingsley, pro
fame and disorderly; fine and costs s6 rs Harriet
Herbert, (colored disorderly; dismissed for want
OF evidence. McCaulley, assault on his wife.
DO, Z. w. Berry, disorderly and profane; fine
sho costs, 81 Is. VIM. Sittel, do do. 81 rs
Jas. Haslinn, vagrant; workhouse % days Geo
bryan, riot; fine and cost. S6l5 Jas Allison,
do; do. S1l.15. Three dodgers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

DR. WM. b MAGRupER and other gentlemen
are announced TO address the citizens Of the Sew
enth Ward this evening at Island Hall, on III,
subject of municipal politios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

Noficr--Dts'rtef Of Coixrs5ta Advertisements
70 I" fss"fsd ~ 'As BALTIMORE Sun ara ssosivsd
q" ssd forwarded from TIE srAR ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of I3g street,
schooner Hero from Pensacola, with a cargo Of
Ium6er for r. Covle a Bro. Also, schooner AL
bert Pharo, from North River with 2I4 tons curt
stone consigned tn " Acker n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

VI hesss The stan ss rriatsd on tie fays,f
"ss" rrs's - use sostA Of Bastiaore, its edition
so 'arss as TO rsqxirs 10 to BE- pat to press at a.
s"'ss How Advrttssmssts, tAvsfors, should BE-
ssni ." syOrs TssIvs O'Clock, N; osAt-viss tIsy
~sJ sot sPPsar sntI fks asrf day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

The ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the Co
lumbar Lyceum takes place this evening, at the
Smithsonian. Several addresses will be delivered,
aud Withers' brass band win be in attendance
The public are invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

IHE LADIES OF GOrsuCu Inapel will give ar
excursion tomorrow 10 Fort Washington The,
deserve, and will, no doubt, realize, a pleasan
umn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22
TApVERTIsFMRNr I

CARusI's May FESTIVAL, 10 should be borne in
MIND Is TO be repeated tomorrow "wednesday
evening, by particular request at wfllard's all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22
Washington, May rs, 1850.
IADvKRTIsEMKNT.l

"OUR City GovEkNMENr M. Editor: There
appears in your paper of Saturday last a commu-
nication under the above head, signed 81, y the
writer OF which, affecting great fairness promises
70 make no charge against the present city admin
istration 'that is not taken from the receipts and
expenditures published by authority" He further
says, In order to cure the full confidence Of his
readers. that his business is only with facts and
figures" r
This conscientious writer then proceeds 10 show
by figures that the cost 70 the tax payers Of the
City Police for the year l65s'59 was S35, e34 81.
This be processes 10 give from the Official publica
ton aforesaid But every person who viii care
fully examine that publication win find that the
'cost 20 toe tax-payersh for the year named 10
only SIS $50 90. rfr
The writer has therefore made, I'm the above
statement, a very grave blunder. viii you not,
Mr.. Editor, admonish him TO be more careful
hereafter Advise him FIRST 10 enlighten himself
before be attempts 70 enlighte Others. A mistake
OF SO 352 ~ In arriving at an expenditure Of
SIS $50 is error Of slch magnitude "a 70 entitle
communications from that source 70 very little
credit, whether the misstatement resulted from
accident or was designed to impose unon the
public. FtcT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22
IAPAnE.ICmIn.rrrr.

Ir xon vzoiS Alf y - - - SoklosI1tks.
"a you would ike 20 PURCHASE sos,av japanese Gu
riosItles 90 TO w. 6. Meta rctts Music Store cor
ner oil Pennsylyanla avenue amt Eleventh st it,
b,kEyKss OF REV. THOMAS H. Stockton for sale
a. w hi.ehnrsrs GALLERY, asa Pennsylvsnis Az.
copy. Cab ADD leave your orders. Ia
BAsK BALL PLtYKR.-A Compendium OF the
1857 price 10 cerfs. -
Base Ball Game Books
Orders n At Ap1xsoS's, Seventh street. oono-
site Post Once, Cor bats and Balls will be prompty
sfferued co. ma IS III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22


collection was then made and s35 90 and a
gold ring was found to have been contributed;
after which the choir and the congregation united
in singing missionary hymn, and the benedic-
ton was pronounced by the Rev Dr. Tusiin.
These exercises, arranged for by committee con-
sisting Of Messrs Hassler, Munro, and Tustia
Were Of an interesting character and were al,
tended upon by very large and appreciative
audience. -
CIRCUIT -CoURT-Yesterday, the case of the
United States agt. A. g. Seaman which was
pending when our report closed, charging the
defendant with fraudulent pracfises while In
ONCE az Superintendent Of the Public Printing
was concluded by the jury returning verdict (
acquittal. This verdict settles up ali accounts be-
tween MI 8. and the United States Government.
so far az the action Of the courts is cerned.
all other cases there pending against him have
fallen under the act Of Limitation ! s
To-day The case Of Catherine Young sgt.
George 'Schnell was taken up, in which act on ID
broug bit for the recovery Of damages for an alsae
breach OF promise Of marriage Caring ton aud
Scott for plaintiff Carlisle and Mauryfof defense.
LIBEL SUIT -0n Saturday Frank Lass lie was
arrested on charge Of libel made by NJ I.atrlls~
He appeared before Justice Dom and gave bail
for court The suit, we understand, is based
upon the sale Of the Police Gazette late nnual,sl
ofwhich contained communication from wmh.
iugton rejecting upon the prosecutor and o.nsr
! individuals. - "a : 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF TIE NEw
YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-The
eighteenth anniversary of this society was held ON
Sunday afternoon at Willards' Hall. After sing
ing by the choir, and prayer by Rev DR. Gurley
addresses were made by Mr. William Ballantyne
and the Rev. DIR. stockton, the latter discoursinp
with his accustomed eloquence upon ssThe Mis-,
sion Of the Bible" The treasurers re port showed
the following as the operation of this society
during the past year-viz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-22

ovKR cHARsIso. Charles Mullen, a coloret
hickman, was arrested this morning for charg
ing suansef one dollar for carrying him fro1
the depot to the Nat onal Hotel Other drive
insisted upoa the gsn'l man prosecuting the case
aieg ing ahat the practice injured their business
he was taken oefors Justice Dom, who nns
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FOR Alta X Apa q

Leaves IN THURSDAY. March l. at2PY
FOR AfTTAKApAS VIA PLA.
NsT M dnenne The fastrqnhihs and ligbi4araft soan
G0ssa nier. J. r. EoTeay master VIII leave
above taking freight and passengers for Der
wick and Bfashear cities Lower Aehayays
Generye frtDkiin Clarendon feaIneies New iberia n
Mrtnsyile Fanse Ponte and all Intermediate landings For
freight or passage apply on board
fe2f y sa Irett faet4i ron.
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gbipphsq sateIliaslstt.
(iasscEsr ovrirs, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tades5ny Morrtinfs Feit yN fGe4,
cleared Yesterday.

Wednesday Morning. feb ~, 1859 }
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, CrowelI, for Havana via Key
West and other Florida ports, - Payne
Span ship Bella vaseongada, Vellas, for Tarragona
PUG Brothers
Ship Regulator, Newcomb, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Frank Pierce, Brooks, for Liverpool,
Gammack & Converse
Ship Assyra. Delauo, for Liverpool,
Cammack e. Converse
Brit Ship Nelson, Watts, for Liverpool, VIM Mure
Goldenbow & Lesparre
schr Jas 4 Day, Sparrow. for Baltimore,
w Hynson 6eo
j Mitchell
schr Red Fox, oliphant, for Tampieo.
sy Goldenbow 4 Lesparre
Schr Lucy Whteman, Milton, for Pensacola,
G w Hynson eco
sehr Pascagoula, Fowler, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
schr Elvira Eager, Angada, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros