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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time
without Regard TO PrOfitsl
J. w. LANGLEY,
pan. A Union street
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New Orleans Market, March Is.

C0TT0S-We stated weekly review that the market
hsd been active for the towards the
close OF the week, and thzt Mddng c en- satur
day the demand rather less active the better Qualities
and bales changed hands
ed quotations On Monday buyers again una
hated spirit and took $500 about previous rates for Low
Addling and the inferior grades bat at sill fuller prices
better qualities Mddling commanding e
Strict Addsg brought and IKE On Tuesday bufnes
again comprised e500 beles at about Mondays prices Mid
ding still ruling at l0ilc and Middng IIl2c even
running lots ready commanding the outside figures There
nc material change On WEDNESDAY, when although
nent WIS checked By the poor Offering,
summed up s bales at about previous Yesterday with
the foreign the ktna atapd demand hardly
active and operations being also restricted poor
msnt ofersg, the business confined 550s
day $500 bales have changed hands prices better
qualities and without Qnotsbe change the grades
Thus the weeks transactions Sc 500 bales With
mark that strict MddlIng commands quote
air Lam
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NJ II w - - a PER5
INDICATE PU3LIc OPINION.
Usually cautious there great confidence be placed
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER
FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
here gray HAIR now that
he had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
whn people protect their from telltale
OF when they uNrae in glossy back locks at ad
vanoed period of their ves when white and gray Hair be
turned beautiful black auburn; when Hair be made
upon bald heads when all this be done cannot Go
sTORATIVE will do it. This Hair beyond per-
adventure the best thing CT the kind invented The facts
possession regard to this wonderful preparations
rant as IN unquaiifsdly recommending it."
FROM Taz
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
'Many of our first citizens st. Louis speaking glow
ing terms Of this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
sThs nconparaby excellent preparation for te Restoration
OF Grey Hair to the original color Bar from fall
ing out. and to badness, sale at Humphrey
Browns in this city, The evidence that this Restorative Is
found in almost every paper in the country"
FROM THE
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
dyes and only raid61s Restorative
Sold everywhere-Price sos and 81 per bottle.
W. 4. HAGAN & CO., Proprietnrs.
febs4-dt~&w3m Troy, Nav Yerk.
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nTarhIe nIonumlenIs, &C.

Ha L. sHELroN infornshis fisnsa 1as ne szs's e
lVA eral that he "a Preeesz..,s -
ADD he Post cs I'll ss P,..ssa 2 -. = n, =
dersof All rbonag Esp. s2a- y noNUSzNTs ToNHs ~
q tie ansss Etalisa s7s A@ss.a - 'as
best style Of the AIT All nis WIS ~,
L...llla IH1s-lLL -
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markets by Telegraph.

NEW oRIKAx:, March Cotton advanced X day
1900 bales; Mddng IIA9l2K. FlOar quiet IS sSs5 30
Preights to Liverpool Il.
Sterling Exchange 1o5s<9l0eH.
New York Sight Exchange &c premium q par
NEW YoRK March ls-cOton hrn-saes today 500 bales
Middng Upland 70. firm bu. quieaIss - ooe bills
IS 1905 IS Mess dulsaIes 500 bbs SIG 621g6 IS
Larsslss $40 bbIs 500 Sugar eadysalss CO hsds Cuba
4as MOlAsssssales bbIs Orleans 539s7 Coffee quiet
Rio iIx9l3.
Cnc1sx1TI March is1Our activesales 1909 bb ~ SOC
co. Whisky l35< sugar-23O hhds 6z97H. Coffee firm at
I3K9A. Molasses 3a953-
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-FsfreTs WI hsnsssya make nashville hssQesn.-
- ~. --sf,s1cs. and VA <1ne Planes orHEEea
~ ms ~ IL ya1f snE1 9nnE zo1ean ItsIta1
% q rsoare lines As E mend q s.,l e!s uess = e7
Mas d. Wasl.and alxapursce t11 Hor-h AIa11
snS 1ssspp cfdsstisl = benao1 us,s 4e1.e s,qf,a
:1siI WI Be pzonp,ly asissdstse- PfA d.ssts,a
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SANDY Hook, March 6.--The House of Commons
has debated the Syrian question. The conduct Of
the French troops was generally condemned. Lord
John Russell admitted that the occuption had been
useful but thought it desirable to terminate it
soon as possible.
The Great Eastern ship company had adopted q
report already Published. The ship win probably
be ready next month fer voyage to America
The French Senate was warmly debating an adj
dress in response to the Emperors speech.
A pastoral letter by the Bishop Of Poictiers. com
pairing the Emperor TO Pontius Plate created q
great sensation. The Government was debating
what measures to take.
The siege of Messina was expected to commence
in few days The Sardinians occupied the nights
commanding the citadel. Il Is said that the resist
anee Of the Governor Of the citadel arose from the
orders Of Fraaces.
The representatives from foreign powers az
Messina were protected against any damage that
might ensue.
Fearful foundations had occurred at Galifz. Hun
dreds Of persons are reported drowned and inn
mense quantities Of grain lost.
Captain Hockey, Of the Austraasian, reports that
he broke both hangers of the screw on February
20, in latitude 80 deg. longitude "a min but con-
tinued on his voyage westward till the 10Th. under
canvass, when heavy gale was experienced from
the westward. He was before il. reaching Queens
town on the Sd. During one day he made only IS
miles. The Arabia did not bring the Australia's
specie.
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The total stock IN pert estimated at inciuding oyoOo
American HeWett Co. reported the weak dgance
barely 1-I0c instances the sdvanee has been
entirely lost Advices from Manchester unavorzbe and
quotations nominal the ales have Light and there In
creased heaviness in the market.
BreadsuIs market dull. with declining tendency R. Co.
and ". N &c. report -four 6u prices easier but quoaey
unchanged wheat quiet and irregular, ia partial decline Of
quet pork du bacon havy lard dull and slightly de-
clined, quoted at 49j6s.
LrvEEPeo1, Marc 3saes Cotton yesterday reached TO-
00e bales including 5000 Spectators and exporters James
Hewitt Co. report market frmsr, advces Canada npt
ing more tone, closing with advancing tendency.
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A6esTas d. 4. fddneet ck q Co. ts1 ~
Gentlemsn Mr.. r, Ratclif resident OF Il en-
rico toanty tbs city Richnond irgss made the fol-
lowing statement 70 IS
negro boy, two gesrsold, sick presumed me
be He became prostrstca ths- oe
SPARED q all hopes Of bis seeoFey and the last resort
concluded 70 try B. A. Fsnestocks Verunge and purchased
OF A. etrecki vial of which him teaspocniui,
ornng and night for three continuation In less
than three hours after had given him tue first doses me esia
pass Ct all Sizes from six 20 ten sncncs
longs the astonishing hundrea ana
the boy Is perfectly we'll
certify with pleasure to the Truth the above
o. A. STRECKkR.
10 Purchasers should look rel INITIALS on me
wrapper, and see that they buying RAsIrocs wa
NrFraE, and no other. maFs-Eln
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stock for sale.
JOIN WHoRLEr. 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale 600 worth of Stock! Cal and see him
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SMOKE. SMOKE, ALL SMOKE.
Away Dull Care.

Have Just Received another lot Of
those Imported Principe segars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING T0BAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at A Union Street,
J.w. LANGLEY.
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Children frequent sf ferers from external injurer
especially FROM Etsid and C1nspdehs EsDIesi0ns-hsr
fore every mother should have healing preparation
constantly ct hand. It heals Bre4sts and4 nlcky
the TETTER or RING WORM 90 ersg1lent IL he
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BURNS kE soALDs
THE FRIEND on : rHp NURsBRY

asinstsnty relieved Of their anguish, pain and nnan
nation, By timely appIca ton Of this vssoas 1sals
and the dcsh isrcnes IS . By charm, blsniish
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THE
Magnolia Baln
A PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
PEMPLES, BLOTCHES,
FREOKLES,. EXEMPTIONS.


SUNBURN OR TAN.
FENHIS Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and resh
imparting to it Marble Purity. Isis most cool and
eshng applied the face after to the and
viii give immediate relief to the Sting Of Insects Nothing
poisonous enters into composition The contents Of bettle
might be without harm It's application erery night
for lneek, aciH cure the eoOrst case Or Pia9Ies,
Sold every everywhere-Prce Fifty Gents Bsttle.
W. =. HAGAE. Proprfetors,
hb24-dtwk w3m Troy, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

BALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Az universally suppansed al oshsr ontmsn and hsang
applications in both Eastern Westefn Hemispteres
wherever inroduced its intrinsic sr IS the true secret
Of ts suecess all cAsos a6scffoas whether the
dccidsnfor Giseoka
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WASHINGTON, March 15.--Mr Douglas deliver
ed powerful speech in the Senate to-day. ia
which he showed conclusivsly that the GossRnDsnt
had neither Law nor power TO collect the rafenns It
the South. He nsintoined it could not Be- done
except by capturing ali the ports. which vsnld re-
auire an army Of 2eO, 900 men, aud an annual ex-
Eenditars Of S3l6 00O, 900. Besides an army Of
10000 men would be required to protect Washing
ton. Il is understood that this estimate was fur
Hished By Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Douglas, during bis speseh, was fEsquenfly
interrupted BY the Republicans. who did not relish
the plain truths he told them.
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SPRING CLoTBlNG.-Messrs. THoMA ROWAN, on
College street. nearly opposite the Sswanee Hotel,
have just received large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable style at prices to suit the times Cen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would well
10 give them call march3- dim.
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Land Wa<0ntss
20 Acres sers nc sails I2o Aces, sOre ne ssie
" I" - q sale go no sale
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Departure OF Passenger Trains
AasnvE11E AND CnarrAnooaA- A. NJ P. n.
fENEEssnE A4p AlAnAMk-Fsff A. NJ. 3sOOf. -
LoulsrIILn AND NAsariLLE--2s15 An, 2sta 2.
- G4liatfn Exprel1 3st7e = =
eDoEFfzEp Am KEzT7oKr-2s45 Z. n. A.
Arrival OF Passenger TrAinss
NAsuvuLn AID CHarzanooaA-ssOO A. q 5-So =
fKrEHssEE AM kLkBknk-I0:00 A. n, csg 80 r. -
LorIsvltLE AND E&szvrL1r--5,O1 4. - e = n
Gailatin Express Ds5g a y -
NAsHyr1k AND DEckruR-1s15 A. n; Ito =
aEhED AM KxErucKF--f0slS A. "a.
Departure OF Freight Trains.
Tennessee 4 klabsns-5:5o A ~
T-oels,-ifis Nashriile-2ss1 NJ
Tavrosid 4 Kentucky-fs<sP H.
Arrival of Ereighf Trzfns.
re,u-ssse 4 Alabama-4:30 NJ
Tsouisvilia 4 Nashvilae-126 2 n
Fdgeaeid & Kentucky-l0.I5 II.
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Foreign Markets.

LIyaRPooI March 2Per SsaRer Inericd-Saes Cotton
foot up 60 including rs 600 bas pec
uatos and exporters market opened active at adTaee
I'd the advance subsequently, and the market
closing slightly weeks quotations; sales Friday OF
5000 including specuatsrs and exporters closing
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rum Ire FREEMAN 8 JOt1iiIt NEW 1ofA AuBu0t "
1859.
SPALDNGs PREPARED GLUE is such simplicity
cheap preparation that it is pity any house should
be '-ithout it.
From he Nee York Times, August 8, 1853.
SPALpINGs PREPARED GLUE.-Prepared Glue
very useful and convenient article for housekeepers
and others, is "Spalding's Prepared Glue.p It Is
one Of those Inventions small in themselves, which,
nevertheless 60 far in the economies of household
management and are an ever present aid in saving
time, expense and trouble. The number of small
repairs TO furniture, pictureframes crockery chill
drens toys, leather, shell and other fancy work.
with the almost Uncomfortable uses to which in eve
ry household really good and everready articleof
this kind may be applied, will at once suggest thems
selves to the ladies. Damaged book-covers, ioos-
ened leaves, dilapidated maps and herbariums,
will remind the student and bookworm of its value
This glue is compounded with chemicals which hold
il permanently in solution until it is applied, with
out affecting its strength, and which serve to give
the adhesive matter frIner hold on the surface to
be united, after which they quickly evaperate eav-
ing the glue to harden with rapdity and tenacity.
IL is estimated that there at least five millions of
households in the United States, and that an outlay
of from one to ten dollars is annually required to
make small repairs to furniture alone, apart from
the numerous neglects and makeshifts that are nee
esssrily resorted to. d&w,
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P1mpIeS Bnn16neu
Faces Made Clearg
ROW
By one weeks Of the Magnolia Balm pereectly harm
less but elegant and efecuoi preparation. s
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
wB HAGANl& CO., Prsprietors, Troy, N. Y.
feb24-d&w3m
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Cosfes

The following is a statement of the stocks of Rio
Coffee at the principal importing points at the latest
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For REST-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
| Office. decZSu
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE
Protected tE,-aS5xa>- Letters.
By Royal So SzS Patents


Prepared from prescription OF Oldree, n D., Ply
stefan KatrGordizdTv to he Qa6ea.
This Invaluable medicine unfng in the Of all thoF
painful and dangerous which the female constitute
subject 1t moaeates all excess and removesa obstruction
and speedy may be relied on
TO Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL In short time, soT
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits-
CAUTION.
These Pils sz0,Id not Be taken By females dsr4ao
FIRST THREE AOEJHSof Pregnancy, as they 0rsssy'
bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they safs
OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain the
Back and Limbs. Fatigue slgh exeren Papaon Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect when
other have failed and although powerful remedy,
do contain iron, ezlome anthony, anything hurulto
theconstitutoR
Full drrcOns in the pamphlet nd each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole gent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES. tLste % Bale wnE ooIJ
Rochester, N 2.
EBSlO0 and six postage stamps enclosed TO any author
lied agent viii insure bottle cerainng so pills. BY return
mall
Sold in Nashville BY Berry DsnoyiIs and q. w. Hsnasr
rhest,J. Q: Blown and all ress eeiablsdFu<glsli
dsci-dtRkw-ly.
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-
all the disease for which II
within the last two years
Of relief, - the numerous
possession show.
to the temperament Of the
ed In such quantities as to
Judgment Rzide you in the
VAGORATOK, and II
PIaints,R At
Chronic DiarrhOe3
plants, Dysentes
Stomach, Ha bitual
ic, Cholera, ChOle-
Infantum, Flatu-
Female Weakness
cessfully as an Ordina-
cine. It will cure SICK
Thousands can testify, in
GWo or three Tea
en- al the commencement Of
giving their mony
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED sr0RE,
xolMARKET STREET.
Mas hviIle, Ten ess Sc &c
WEhays on hana and are cOustasHy supplisa via ne
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
MANUFACTURES.
AND ALSO COMPLETE ASSORTMENT o.
PURE AND SELECTED SEEDS.
MACHINES AND ImPLEmEsrs.
Portable steam Eugiass,
straw Cutters,
' ' cssa.s So. Mul.. -
s''s ci 11s1i srl..
Ky Presses.
Here bay HAE.s,
Psss.
cslHrssors.
0''; Si:-.. I 81 g {.
Ol .;:., ss;s ia.
OIsan Bius Grass esed,
Orchard Grass Seed,
Stripped Blas Grass Seed,
Herds Grass SEED,
MfIlet Seed,
Hungnrlsn Seed,
Buckrheat eesd,
Lucerna Eeed
Ossgs Orange Seed
spring And 7Ah Bsxisy,.
Oats
Bye,
Potatoes,
Fsrenaizl Rye Grass -
sBNDRIEs.
Plaster Paris,
Land Plaster,
Guano,
Hydraulic oensnsI
iARszsTRoHG
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The receipts OF the week embrace ~ bales against 50 400
for the corresponding last year The total receipts since
the LIST September have beez 100 bales against 100 70
the same date last year.
Jne experts OF the eek embrace 60 $50 bales comprising
to hVerpoo 2st Cork for ORDERS Havrs
deanx $50 talorca 1923 to Barcelona s65 Genoa
Bremen 572 to Christainsadt 1859 Petersburg
Yssk
The tot exports since the LIST Sepber have been 6Q 6O6
bales.
The exports for the corresponding last year 60O
bales, and the total exports bales
The stock hand this evening 3 against 5e 100
the at same time last year.
TOBACC0-The demand has active sales IS
new at; q at;5od at 46 Lugs Axe % 41<c
at.; l0i at - 100 Admitted at; IS
Admitted st.: IS at; 50 at IL old -, and newas-
making total fer tbs week Of nearly 1850 hhds
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49, From philadelphia
The Banks have resumed specie payment.
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and approved by all that
serted to With confidence in
Is recommended.
1t has cured Thousands
who had givea up all hopes
unsolicited certificates in my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking it, and ms
act gently On the Bowels. h
Let the dictates Of your
use of the LIVER 1N-
will cure Liver COna-
lacks, Dyspepsia,
s u IN m er G o IN .
RI, DrOpsys Sour
CostivcEIeSS, Ch0i-
IA morbus. Cholera
Hence. J q u n d &c. I
es, and Ray be used sue
ry Family Medf- !
IA E A ID A G H e, las
twenty minutes, III !
spOOnfuls are TAX ,
attack. 4
All who6se itRre
y. Tee fa~xop a
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Tie sales for the corresponding week last embraced
$50 hbds, quoted fair to fully fair a. 697c b.
Weeks receipts 39 hhds against $50 fer the corresponding
week hast Total receipts since LIST September l3 73
hhds against 1873, coo TO the same date last year.
The exports Of the week have been 29o4 bids.
sSEs-The receipts have SCALE and
with fair demand prices have shown Continued drDness
inferior cosingA I39sc, and rmsntipg 2o23c
and to choice 2427c- Ha bbls range 2e5c
The sales to last evening embraced 6U00 bills and
hundred halt bills.
Weeks receipts 6sl4 bbs against 1890 for tie corresponding
week last Total receipts since LIST SEPTEMBER 94
bbls against 258,550 to date last year.
The exports OF the week embrace 2lT9bbls.
COFFEE--There has been moderate demand, at rather
easier prices for all descriptions, the weeks sales comprising
1850 bags at 30c We quote ordinary az IUh@1lc low
fair to fair at 2i2c good fair at 70 and prime BE
Imports this week Imports since July 24 042 bags,
against $50 057 to the date year The
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D1PTRERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if takeu time, and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial Oil and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate a flannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it on before going TO bed. We are Goa
fdent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Dr. CLARKs Painless PilL-1en-
aneaeee Rnr,fih
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Mix the mouth vii the Inygorsor, and swallow
both together, Price 81 per bottle.
Also. SANFORO,S FAMILY CATHARTIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
MIR, CAREY's REPLY.

DEAR Sin; There are few, probably, who appreci-
ate more fully than myself the difficulties and dangers
Of our position, referred TO in your letter now before
me-none certainly, who would more gladly contribute
10 their abatement or remoyal-none whose private
interests would he more promoted by the return Of
peace; and yet after having given TO the subject the
fues, consideration find myself forced rrcsistlby 10
the conclusion that Is now open 20 us that
can honorably be pursued but to insist upon maintain
ing the supremacy Of the laws let the consequence OF
10 doing prove 10 be what it may. You, on the con-
trry, as well as those Of your conntrymen for whom
YOU sneak, are Of opinion that we are doing precisely
that which we Ought not TO do-hat we aro prompted
thereto by desire TO shine before our neighbora"
that in this we are but following IN the
footsteps aud repeating the follies OF Europe,
and that we are thus unsaying the lesson learned
of the good men who set on onr onward course,
whereas common sense should teach US that our
only rational policy would be found in totally aban-
donine the doctrines OF the Presidential message, aud
Welding TO the force Of circumstances thus commence
inc process of disntcgaton that must inevitably
Give 20 the world the " two, three, or dozen OF
thoso 4" sensible, free, and happy communities OF
which YOU speak, as 40 much more likely TO command
the respect OF Europe than would the existing Union
ii now 10 be- maintained at tho cost Of blood We
differ. thus very widely far more 30, az think, than
would be the case were you more familiar than you
seem 10 me 10 be with the actual state Of things IN ana
among those States whoso leaders are 90 buslly en-.
caced in DESTROYING the system under which, until
now. they have governed and directed the movements
Of the entire Union, from the st. Lawrence !" the
Culf, aud from the Atlantic to the Paeiic-Sid WIN
the results that ave now before us.
That vou are not a. familiar with II would appear
to be required for tho formation oil an accurate decision
in regard to question OF such vaAt Importance Is
clear to me from the fact that you throughout appear
to regard the issue being one to which there are but
two great parties, clearly divided from each other by
certain geographical line-the one on the North OF II
being united for Tie wsntepaaco Of sys'on sdveIse
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excursions.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IO CAMPS {

GHEAP XCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN
" ISLAND.-FARE SIX CENTS by staten Island Ferry
foot of Whtehal.', between Battery aud South Ferry -
GUlDETO CAMPS-ro reach regiments Of Newl cTs Kihe,
British Volunteer Mechanics sud Arsan Empire Lousye
and YAies Rises all al Camp Warrington, b lNnes ana ira
Haul, UuArd Ca.alry Silver Lake, ID LISA olutsis AZ
rmn Cssap ola Quarantine ound and Cameron Light In
utry al Camp Morton eave boat u hTst landing re.h
no Scott aud Csmp DECKER change bosi ct hft Ia a 9.
q Scott diicct (No extra chase) BOATS LEAVE Nv LII
no9 ;" NE if1s SUNDAYS Every HALF HOUR. ,o7ip.m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
Droposals.

Oyrfcg on CLEnE Board or SUPKRyls0R,
No City Hall. Now-York, Aug. p 1851. =
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- offce until the 10Th day Of August, OF II m. ",
For $50 to 900 tuus Of the best Anthracite Coal fof the ue
the Conrs aud Offices the county tho tun to be calculated
at 2 200 pounds. go, u, n, III. w f,,,., On. ,rs
rl FOR u,e The said Coal and Wood 20 be delivered 81 sach
r co Ie'erSe tho lis TO reject any and oil Propo'
all ELIJAH +. rURDY
WILLIAM G. CONNER,
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED fcoo,,i,ea
THOMAS LITTLE
JAMES DAVIS,
ORISON BLUNT,