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Five Hundred Beautiful Works of
Ars,


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Its subject the celebrated OF John Falsta
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which have been gathered or the ..ragged regiment )"
IL could not be furnished by the trade ior less than
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The Art Journal IS too well known TO the whole
country TO need communication II Is a magnitcently
illustrated magazine OF Art containing ksys stories,
Poems, Gossip, &c, by the very best writers in
AIne lea.
The Engraving is sent to any part Of the country
by mail, with safety, being packed cylinder, post
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Subscriptions viii be received until the evening OF
the 3lsI vi January, ISf at which time the books
vii close and the preml-4 given to subscribers
No person IS restr!Ct,s 80 I single Subscription
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subscriptions from California, the Cinadas and ali
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SCOTT GoSS, Secretary TT Nashville, Tenn
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situated on the Franklin Turnpike, within hall miie
Of tl CITY and opposite the residence Of the 4e Jo
sepb " Horton This IS perhaps the most command
M site in the vicinity OF Nashville, and Is most de
slTeabIe country residence. The house viii be sold
witt IL or 10 acres OF land Is the purchaser may
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Steam Press Printing Concern.
4. S. CAMP L CO., Preprietors,
Ma Is Deaderick Street.

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Thc P1rEf0T IS an ear-st active AID l,ieilt-'tJie
upeerter OF The CoIsl tUtisnal Uunn and n the
presnt canvass fOr the PF,siency viii every hon
ora,s effort to promote the ecton Oi BEtL and ESIs
sn To enable Us TO labor with increased eihsieney
we.k orr party friea 10 alI extending its cir
euIati1a-
By the purels. Oi t printing establishment Of the
Nel0 and recent additions 4 materials f-on ihe
fDun irie tbs Jos tEFIc OF tie PTIoI llz been maize
the iarest and most e1rIIe1e the sO1thWest 1t <
also supplied with the mast competent workEnea
Steam has been a9plie 10 presses, which are OF
the best kinds We are prepared 10 print, II the high
est style Of the art, plln, IN coiorsY or brsize
PosTERs, HANDBEIs,
PROGRAMMES, BILLS IAI4Ntil
SHOW CARDS, SHOW Bills.
BIII. HEADS, BALL IiCkElS-
RAILROAD WORK. STEAMBOAT WORK,
DRAY TICKEE DIPLOMAS,
Ana indeed everything from the smallest Tip to the
mammoth Poster, the least Pamphlet to the largest
t large crcuiatton OF the PATFIOT, greatly augIen-
ted by the addition thereto Of the subscription lists Of
Eens, renders 1t an excellent advertising medium
Non. better in the city.
B. We solicit ORDERS, at our Office, No l6 DEADEz-
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That Valuable Farm,

no,rn as the Sims Tract situated on the Smith Turn
~ IoId Lebanon ruaij within three miles OF Nash
Vile Containing $50 acres The sod Is good, It Is Vel
vatcred and tmbered and can be dIyiced INTO s-iii
frsr Of twenty acres and upwards all cI which are
Admirably adapted for country residences, market gar
.IanS and dairy farms Also, that
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Stoves! Si0s es!! Stot es!!!
Tin Roofing.

IT AyING every facility in the way of workmen and
l material do ifrst-rate work with despatch,
viii for Timing roofs. either IN the city or
country at low rates and ami IN every case warrant
satisfaction Cutters Piping Valley Gaping, &c, done
IN the best manner. j. W WISON,
f.bS-tf Oppisite Sewanee House.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my Old friends and
lcustonaers that after absence of two years,
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest of my brother in the old establish
ed Gallery Union street, sDd having spent ioar
months IN New York the past summer 10 obtain fully
ali the late Improvements the art. have painted,
renovated charged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities now better to produce hrst-
class work than most Galleries boast o., and
sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
OF the best Photographers IN the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium al the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and am determined
not only make this the leading Gallery the state,
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce to the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Yigenette, plain or ooioTed,
Ivorytypes, %
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereosoopes glass paper,
still continue make the Melainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. Ghe above styles all en-
tirely in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but made at a sitting All who in want OF
anything in my line politely invited TO give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. N HUGHES.
oct20-G b. G. d. T. A.
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New EOOk>.
just received by
JOHN .YOE X X. co-.s

a NO 3S UNION >..,EEr., - Z
THE MoTHER-IN LAW, by Mrs souihworth,
thor of Lady Of the Isle-coupiete u, sos-Si IS.
Language without master.
latin, spanish, French ita;i-.n langu
ges without master ANY enc, or al al these
guages be learned by ans une sishs,ai a seac y
with the aid of this book I'fice 81 %. oetl-
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A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD.
Photography upon Porcelain.
Secured by Letters Patent in the United
States, England. France and Bel
GUM.
The American Photographic Porcelain
Company.

Having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European patents, are fully prepared to
PER oNS On CHINA,n presenting all the attractive
and advantageous features of ordinary photographs,
the brilliancy and finish of water color drawing and
hitherto unattalDed quality of durability by being
rendered as impershable as the properties of
the articles upon which they Are transferred
AS the patented process of the Company enables the
reproduction of Photographs, not only on plain sur
faces but upon such as round or OF degree of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be reproduced with fault
less accuracy and delicacy Of deneaton, upon por-
articles Of luxury of household utility, such
URNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOI-
LET ARTICLES, &C.;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing an
unique and exquisite style of ornaentation of articles
in domestic use.
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification Of
the popular tase and to meet the Of those pa
irons Of the Fine Arts desirous of having Portraits
Porcelain, the Company have imported from Europe
collection of superior porcelain goods manufactured
their own order, which they sell at cost prices
As the American Company age owners of the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized e
use the process they have determined, order az
ford People in every section Of the Union epportu
nifty possess Portraits China, to make the follow
ing proposition to residents In the country who
unable visit personally the Atelier and Galleries II
New York: Persons sending photograph, ambro
type, daguerreoiype to the office Of the Company
by express, free Of other CHARGE richly
namented breakfast Cup and Saucer with the porrai
transferred thereon.
By transmitting taguerreotype and TN po11ARs
| they will secure in like manner. handsome Frencl
Vase Toilet Article with the portrait reproduced b.
the patented process.
| BY sending pair Of daguerreotypes and TurEE
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

All the Text Books useu IL the of- new schools
For sale i,v JOHN YORK * co
noyS IS Union Street
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Penmanship and Phoa0grapy.
MIX. DOLBEAR.
In Krkmdn's Buildings, corder of Summer ana
Union Streets,

Union Streets
rs now ready TO receive Pupils in the
i above Branches. Ladies are taught x
a neat, easy ana flowing style of writ ~ tss5S
ing and gentlemen IN free, bold and %E~Ust3
rapid style Persons FROM to 90 years [ = a.
taught in a few lessons Hours, 8 to p Ma ld TO
night. Persons from the country can fB4su their
lessons in one week. Christmas week will be good
opportunity for peope'to attend. Those who wish to
Join Mr. ID Is classes should do so without delay. The
great practical utility Of Photography shown by the
following from the Rev. j. S Hays suggests the
inquiry whether parents should withhold from. their
children great blessing Can the student who
college without il be successful The who
it daily in the lecture roorns
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1860.
Mr.. ]. W. DoLREAR:
SIR:-Tae first lessons took from you some time
Since in Photography have enabled me save
than twothrds OF the labor preparing my sern ons,
and have no doubt il will enable save
three fonFths of IT, have spent time more
nabiy than IN its attainment and feel perfectly free
in recommending it TO Clergynen generally, as a
by which vast amount of time may be saved,
and that too with far less effort than is generally sup
posed Its principles few anIsimpe, of easy at
and suited the full expression of every
word the language, either for present 4errna
nent record.
Yours resDectf1ilv-
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~ u U . IN IN 3 1--1 no l1at
HOW LONG STANDING


- All fAe above diseases and symptoms admit o the
treatment and may originate from the same cause
READ! READfI READlFf
HELMB0ID'S BUBHU is safe and pleasant in taste
ana edor, but Immediate in action. - Z.
Personally appeared before an Alderman OF the
CITY nf Philadelphia H. T. HE1MBOID, Chemist who
being duy sssoTn does say thai his preparation con-
tains no iarcotc, mercury, injurious drugs but is
pure.y vegetable. 'lsts-
H.T TEl-MBOI1D, Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before me- the z3 day OF Nos
vember, 1854. ,1s- .alssls
wM P HIBBARD, Aldern,an
Price 81 per bottle, for S. delivered 10 any
add 1ss. 3.ff-ns
eNg THING CERTAIN,
Trial Co.'S but a Dollar---TrY i'll
And be convinced its efficacy And il h .ccompan.
led by reliable responsible certificates Protest
sors o Medical Ca.eges, Ciergymen ana oti,,.z
ktrepared by
II. 7. HEIMB0LDExz
Practical and Analytical Cnenilst,
10i South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
Philadeitlllae
NECEsSSAR RF "a e.4U7TOo-shoald unprincpled Deal
ers try pam another aTtcsr which pays better
profit and Ihless,-ssk H. imbolds, take NO
other fz-ss-ss-i
CURES GUARANTEED. ~
RAINS d 6.OWN
Wholesale and Ia-tlii Ass us, Sashy:nez
sold by al Druggists eDsTys0aers. -.
ang6-d&wly
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nNE Thousand pounds Potash On hand, and Tor sale
Otby RAINS, HRoUN = 60
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From vIsCHER, OWEN & Co, General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway
New York
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S ALE.
That Suburban Residence,

rx ISHINCI TO make other investments, we propose
W to sell al Real Estate IA DAVIDSON CO., d
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Yonrs respeclfully,
Pastor Of the % presby.erIan 8 ti chaTssh, !.

II Ciergymen would devote one week to its attain
ment il would enable them TO SIX times that
amount of time the arss year.
dec1s-tf.
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TTdaaO 6EEsJ4a
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Selected Lump Coal.

IsHE finest lot of Selected Lump Coal ID be found
i at the Etna Yard where it is sold atthe low
price of q per bushe Drop your orders in Box
No. "a p o., and they will be promptly attended to
SAMUEL j. AGs,EW,
feb3-tf Yard back of N < C. X. E. Depot.
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store Keepers in the United G States.

acturers prices in tots TO sui: PURCHASERS, by
PIKE Z KELLOGG,
marle-w1y 81 Louis, No
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Secret Diseases
In all the- stages, At Ill.,. expense
Little Ii change in Diet; No inconyenience
AND NO EXPOSURE
Use HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BCClfC for excesse
arising from habits Indulged il
By YOUNG AND OLD,
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And for diseases arising from habits Uf dissipaion = IL
removes al improper discharges will restore the
patient IN short time 10 state Of health purity
Use Losaosd's EStTG< Baohit Tor diseases and anec-
tiols oi Ia, EHost Distressing Character
Use Hs'a'botds EStyaa BactH for all anecIions
diseases the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM MONTGOMERY,
ENORMOUS PROSPERITY REPORTED,
Customs Receipts 100000 Dsdly'
NETWORK INVITED TO JofN'
War Threatened Against the United States

Special Disp.tctes 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
MOSFGOuERy, Friday, March ~, iooi'
a All discomfort il gone, and the satisfaction o.
SUCCESS boums from every face. 30 %, ''y
The fogy States will all be absorbed dHrDg
Lincoln's reign by the low tariffs and extraordi-
nary prosperity of this Confedsracy. The pres-
ent tariff yields too mach. The actual Dolly re-
ccpts are sixty thourand dollars, or twice tie
peace requirements of the Government. Con-
gress will lower the rates of duties, and the
people will be less taxed than any on the globe.
The loan recently authorized called for fifteen
millions of dolsrs, ba! the probable offerings viii
te seventy.
New.York should ask for immediate admission
into the new Union. The majority OF the fro-
visional Congress, acting under The two-thifos
provision Of the Constitution, can admit her,
MONTGOMERY, Saturday, March 20, lc6I.
Ii Lincoln obstputely persists in holding the
iortresses of the COnfederscy, the Provisional
Government viii at once make war, selecting sd
vsntageous points On land aud sea. ,.a &
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United STATES Seua,e-Extrn Session.

WAsHiSGTos, Saturday, March - le6l
letter wac read from The Wee ITesltrh'i ~ Wish
L. lated st ii VIA h. iulcptijn 10 DC :bscs during
The remainder Of the Session OF The Senate, and d. or
der 20 afford an opportunity for The senate q elect
President pro teaPor be de..fed t's ia' - De
made known. -.
On motion of Mr.. Hale Rep, Y. b., NJ. Eooto
Rep., vi was unanimously chosen fFc7''eh' pro
fcUpCTe. ~
Nj. FOOT, being conducted 70 The Chair, said no
received TIM, unanimous expression al tnuT conndcnes
and GOODWILL il fun REQ gri,iou o! The lersong
compliment which tinpie1 and he trusted with igh
appreciaiOn of the direct md contingent Ieeponslb
los imposed MOI altogether unGrcustomci 10 lho du
Ties OF Preceding Officer ta had learned Fomc'llng o,
the delcscy ana difficulties which beset the ecns OF
faithful dachargo oiDe dutIcs involved. EApershs'
inJeel showed tho nece ss Of REL ing yer 1ISey on
,bo ad ~ tbe Kind c,5regiri1n Indulgence AID for
hesrsnce of the Senate. cooperation and i0rbesr-
opce IL was pea-.d % 10Y, mo had never seen want
inc In this hodv lie thanked the Senate for 1s nat
Ter no Testimonial andFpletgea bmseif 10 his utmost
ondea-Ors 10 discharge tLe dulol Of enc Osiioh WIN
fidelity yigilancs and inpai tlaity
On motion Of Nr. WILSON tRop., Mass) t"nnit'
tee yas ordered 10 be appointed 10 communicate no
fact OF the ees ou Of pSesldclt Pc sWg1f7 - INC
Vice. Pro sient. Mc-srt. Bright and Niisu "tfch NJ
pointed the committed. .,
Mr.. WADE ltep., Ohio,l pEescnted tho Credentials
OF Mr. Shernha ISep., Oho,) elected seua'Or 10 sup
pIy the place Of Mr.. Chase, who resigned.
Mr. SHERMAN qualified and took his seat
An tlIort WH6 made TO adopt The TesolntiOn oheted
Inv Mr. HALE REP, N. H. 10 20 into gu election ior
Sergeant.at.Ars and DoOrkeeperr, bat waH opposed
by the Democrats, and postponed Tie Senate then
went uto Executive scsson, and atsIwasc adolfhed'
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The richest phase of the DiSunion treason is
thus act forth in the Washington correspondence


The richest phase of the DiSunion treason is
thus act forth in the Washington correspondence
OF The N. y. Express;
"souhefn men now anticipate The holding Of B'fdef
state Conversation ard the adoption by OF the souhern 'o'
futon which they ezpec, viii be ratified BY ono rennS
ysn, sd the border Slave erd Free scs ard oven y New
York and thus bring ebout econstueton OF inc
with tie c1eeyon OF the Abolition States ms oooi se'
are said to have had object In view when they soopeo e
Montgomery Cons.ution They VIII reorn as matter q
cou1e 70 the Union when formed and march on
as before hand 10 hand With Virginia and Tenne'ee-Penh'
vsnis and Indians .
Should th. plan 30 adopted, rev eleoioa Tor President
D ma held In 1861 o. 1862 end Is not improbable That hf
ys,s, will be the successful candidate with Andrew JOHNSON
Of Tennessee for VicePrs,idcHt The RePabesus WILL OF
course oppose such movement 30 lie bitter ehd-5ut to whs
upoel The IovoalOn which has already commenced at Tie
North viii 70 on and they VIII be unable TO resist H. They viii
he s7ers away with the breath Of Eocydon-t0e storm
wind fos ere November the people VIII begin to discover hA
the Continuance tire Union ssd the continuance OF hesuOa
,endencv ere incompatible With each other One or us oe
iar, 70 down Shall it be the Union, or the Repaniesa
Paty!"
Let tie people Of Connecticut fake note OF this
bcautiful project and vote accordingly en- Mosday
OF ne xt week.
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PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCH
SECOND DAY,
OF Tho n. Y. Tribune.

Correspo aiencs OF Tho n. Y. Tribune. =, ,..,
Tho Conference met at 81 o'clock, IN The Un.Ss
NJ +. Chnrch "a significant name IN these timesl The
religious exercises we're conducted by the Rev. Chss.
Cooke, d. d. venerable and seeTed spirited nlenbes
of this body. The January temyer OF the morning.
presented quite as full an attendance Oh vst9s -
Usual, No important brsiness transacted during
Messr.. acKee, Tull, Sandrs.h, Plummsr, Bsrnhis,
Webb, Matthias, kiiliam, and scbater were continues
on probation in tho Conference.
Tie following Deacons were confirmed:
Thompson, Glacey, Kesssr, Red4isn, George, scos<
An AGED and venerable Minister Of this Confersaes
WA reported having deceased on FEB. IL 10 WIZ
the Rev. George Wiltshire.
The Stewards made their call for moneys for t<
WORKOUT preachers widows aud oTPhans q deceose9
preachers" The report showed lamen'aoie ishins
The Elders on North phiaielphiR District retired,
were represented and their characters passed. Ihs
Presiding Elder reeornied great toll bat greet piesue
during his term OF Office OF four yoSr. Nehy eWe~
v new cburch. have been buils II ths. iis !p tlss
District
THIRD DAY.
PHrLApELpKrA, March %, 1861,
IVA examination Of the character Of the effective
Elders was resumed aud Of those the South Pts.
deiphia District the following were elected to Eden.
orders: II. A. Cleayelsnd, Andrew fathers, H. =
Tnlhote. II. q. Irwin, j. L. Bryan, Thomas 3. VIII
l,srns, William IL. Fries, A. NJ higgins, L. Ia Posi-
son, and Joseph Il. Smith.
The following question wss submitted: " The Gen
ers CONFERENCE al lis late session provided that all sps
pcan,s for admission to the Conference on p'oba.ic9
Should he EXAMINED in certain studies and the qnes;io
was Does this tae effect at the present sesaon u
Ito ConfereneeF" The Bishop's decision wss; :" NJ
understanding ID that after the Discipline s pubshet
il IL law Tho usage ia Tor the Annual Conference
,nee.elisg to apFoint Committees for the purPoss.
On motion, then u Committee was ordered, Tor ti.a
purrose 10 act az the neat Annual Conference. The.
following action was then had;
Reseysa Tina. tia Stewards Of the Cc1teEones 90 Gon
ss en- nece,ous cases, and ai 10 them be Te,efeo tle
uRtts Of quarterly coGGteEces claims and bs1 fny
hsye rade their be distributed they repsN w "
lion on the wos subject 20 tbs CJnoenoe ief w 80 p -
sr. thew divide distribute the money " nsni e1 ne Ie
's5sn H,aSas,as ~ D.scons orders were npei
aud the following elected; Mes,rs. ssephen 4 Ban.
dreth, Stevenson, Reynolls WeSs, t'''n'SS isoef'
it Tbs Gbsir a@noSneed tie following Gem G;oe
the state Of the Church We have neore eliuded .?
LIS ,Gss;sn Mepsrs I. j. Thompson, j. a. Massey
4. J. oaigley, J. Meson, W. Cooper v, ~ BnsbaSs
i,sS, c. j. Thompson, B. h. Price. .g
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Affairs AT ihe South.

.NEw-ORLEAss, Friday, March y, l86I.
TIE Comm ssioners Of the Confederate SStes 10
Europe Me,gr. Yancoy, Mann and Rcst-wili !eayo
here on the 3lst inst for Havana end connect vita the
Brifi,h steamer Of tho 9Th Of Apriifcr England
The military Rasu quo at Pensaooia continues None
bot official communication is allowet between the shoTs
and the fleet of the harbOr.
The armed propeller Cusbnan keeps Up strict pc
leo off the harb1r. .....
A duel was fought on Tuesday morning at Fort
MrRao, between Charlestonen an6 resigned mid
shipnan, with sharp's rifles. The Char'estonian was
badly wounded IN The groin.
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Ceorp,a s,ate Conyentson

AUGUSTA, Ga, MaTca =, I5oI.
The State Convention adjourned on Saturday night.
The Convention adopted State Consultation which
is 70 he ratified or elected by vote Of thu people at
aD election to take place in July next,
Nothing else OF importance was transacted.
There is nothing now from Montgomery
Il is generally believed in Charleston chat Major An
dorso1 evacuated Fort Sumter on Wednesday last.
The troors from different portions Of the South are
ronecrl raiinp az Peiisacesa
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From NOriniE.

NOTToLKi Maroh "a, IooI.
Commodore Jesse wilkinson, Of tho United States
NAVY. di,d here today NJ his residence.
CAPT. Jarncs H. North, Of Che Navy of the Southern
Copfederaoy, arrived here today from Charleston and
leaves for New-York on Monday.
Got. e,onsr Of this ely has been appointed FirSi
Lieutenant in he Southern army.
Tho repairs 90 the steamer PocahGntis and United
sste8 .Ioop.ofasF Germantown are rapidly approach
inl To- enmI'eon.