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ARRIVAL OF MAILS an NASH
WILLIE.

washngon City, Virginia. Noria oaroinA eoath czrolns
Georgia. kopth hbama ana Aas. arrive via 0nas
Nortsen Ard Ertern Nails Nashville ana Lcusyills
Railroad. also Weern States tWice ue5 q ococks p 49,
ana 4 o'clock A. iii. Way Mails L r =. daily.
Southern Mss New 0reans Memphis Arkansas TEXAS and
Mississippi arrive daily at X oeleek, A M
way NAME SAN. route daily at TX ocleek, II.
suviIle Lebanon, and Wsy Mails arrive
daily. except Sunday, st l2 o'clock, n
smihland Hop kinsvile and portion Of Southern Ken
lucky Ciarksvlle and way Mails daily ct 10 O'clock. A. H
Shelbyvlle via rrnne and way nails MONDAY, wednesday
and Friday at u iiclock, NJ.
West Tennessee via Huntingdon Wagerly a1o Onsrate III
weekly Sunday Wednesday and Friday, IL O'Clock. A. NJ
Liberty via Hill Stewards Ferry, weekly, Thursday
at II o'clock A. ~.
Osatrevile via vernon and Pineweod, south Harper ana
Tank, semi Tuesday and Friday. X O'Clock NJ
ClarksviIle via sycamore Mills, Whites pends &C., weekly
Friday, a. IL o'clotk A NJ. ls $40
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1t will be seen that the exports Of Specie to for
eign ports since January have been smaller than
for the same period of any of the previous ten
years.
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"PANIC STRUCK

"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 PFofItsI
J. W. LANGLEY,
IN A Union street.
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Prom PhIladelphIs

BosTOS, April ll.-Ezrs Lincoln, jrs is appointed
Sub Treasurer.
Joseph T. Buckingham, formerly editor of the
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PREM wHImingtsn.
From RIchmona.

WnxNorON, N. c., April s<-ChArisston sdSies'
produce intense excitement.
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Arrival Of the steamer Coafzacolcos.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-The steamer Costzacolco
has arrived. She landed two companies Of infan-
try at Key West. Above four hundred troops were
brought here. Ono thousand troops still remain il
Texas.
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RidgeIy Encampment, NO,

Aurora Lodge No. IO5, German
Meets every Thursday night Officers: Altmeysr,N q;
Lehman v g; @ Rich, seey; Geo setferle, Treas.
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rHE Curnr AmoNe TEN rHoUsAND.


DALJEFss MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
supplanted Osnmsuts and healing
applications both the Eastern and estern
wherever introduced and It's intrstc nsT Is INC ae seee.
OF Its In all WIENER ane saass "
decsaeator disease.
siss BuRNs q z soALDs
sreinstantiy relieved of their r sngaish' pain ana hnn
nation, BY timely aprlica ton Of ms aoToecs nec'
and the flesh is renew as II BY charm, Disn'ln "
scar remaining.
THE FRIEND OF TIE EURssHf
Children frequent SUI ferers from external
especially from fluid and = OdDnene
fore every mother should have this heahng prepslSl
CONSTANTLY hand It heals sore bfeate ano9 uc eJ
moses me TgTTER or RING WORM, Prepdteat On ths
nursery
TorRAyELERS BY 2 SEA AND LAND.
The Machnist, the ira yelsr, AID every other ind.
vidual whose lot in life Z throws him within ns
chance accident from e1po si0f PRE- or eoutso snou
hear IN mind that ts Magic Extractor is his best and only
s.nS n n h,ts nrtahe and cheap, and should ever
- hS- &C friend = in need There Thousands
~ ipg itnesses To testify s to its marvellous vtue WHO
owe their sound limbs and muscles to its saving ecac
following sw Ct = theteactng dssedses Ies vI
DALLEY'S MAGICALPA1Ns E1TRACTOka sa fhh 'AA
TIVE as we'll as CURE; e
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Frorn New Orleans.

NEw OEISGSs, April 9.-Three companies of the
first regiment Of infantry and the New Orleans
Cadets left this evening for Pensacola. Several
companies of the New Orleans militia have volun-
teered their services and leave shortly. Military
enthusiasm mas reached high pitch. Recruiting
is progressing rapidly. A resolution was offered
in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen appropriating
500 900 for the protection Of the city against nva
sion. Referred.
The steamer Habans, with Havana dates Of the
It'll, had arrived.
Yost and Yancey had sailed for Europe aboard
the steamer Clyde.
The steamer Coatzacolas left two companies Of
the first infantry at Key West and proceeded 50
New York.
The schooner Mary P. Hudson arrived there on
the 9th from New York with ordnance and stores
for Fort Taylor. The supplies were very exten
sive, embracing all appliances for q prolonged
siege.
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From Washington.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river Ia stationary
with feet water in the canal. ....
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Frnm Wnshingten.
FroEn Boston.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Confederate Commits
sioners left to-day.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the interest Of Jno. O. rsam in the
above burmese ve the remaining partners viii continue the
bnsnees Al the sam stand Church street, under the Arm
name d p stoehr Co.. respectfully sseit share Of
nvblc patronage p. eT0EHR
1858 A. KARSCH,
J. BAILEY.
sn,Io-Iv O. FRIDAY.
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SMOKE. SMOKE, ALL SMOKE.
Away Dull Care.

Have lust Received another lot Of
those Imported Principe Segars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE
at A Union Street,
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Dark, GLOSSY, ana
Luxuriaut Hairg
HOW!
By Esing Heimstrees Insitdbb Restorative. Don't use
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
WE. HAGAN & co., ProprietOrs, Troy, N.Y.
See an advertisement headed, --
sYOU LOOK In VAIN.T
octQa-Ivdtvkv
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMAL p
E, a..,, .Sss Patent.


p~saareS from prescription OF or CIdrne, NJ Ds ray
stefan Extraordinary 90 the QneeH.
ss Invaluable medicine is unfang In the cure OF a tnog
n AMI dangerous diseases to which the female constnh
t M moaevses all and removes all obstruction
"a q sneeiv cure may be relied on.
@NN no MA rried Ladies'
II Ia peculisriy suited, twill, 10 short time IeE
monthly period with regularity.
Each hoftle price One Dollar bears the Government
Great BritaiR, to prevent colnterfeits
CAUTION
7Ass. PSls should not Be taken BY females 8 ring
FTPST TRRBE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tAey dresur
6rio on Klsclsric0s bit al any Other tine fAey are sdfs
IN ali ases on Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IN me
Rack and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papiaon OF tns
4sa- HySteric and Whe these Pills viii eject cure Fnen
al oe means nave failed and although powerful remedy,
40 not contain roa calosl anmony, or snyhinE
theconstitutoe
Full directions in the pamphlet arc nd each PACKAGE When
thouId be carefully preserved
Sole Agent fer the United states and Canada, -
Rochester, N. Z.
NBsl 90 and six postage sznps enclosed 70 any sutnox
iEed agent, viii insure bottle containing % p' W
mail v--.-.r..,s a ~ u.-a.,.
SOLD Nsshvillsby Berry psIcvins sne VI ". A'Sasf
shott, y, O. Blown and ell re5feci1ah druEEu"
Gect-4tE&w-ly
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NOTICE no sTOCKHOLDERs.

Of the Board cf Directors Of the Tennessee and
Aiahams Railroad Company, thsir ssee In Yrazk1,
On fhs "a day Of April 1884, call The unpaid subscP.sns
capital stock Of the ceupApy Was ordsred 70 b. paid 70
The Treaurer At h Once in franklin, follows, to uit
Two dollars share = Be paid en- The mrs. Aordsy In
1861
Two dollars per share 70 b paid On s hs Aonday jay
1851.
Tive dollars per share, 70 be psid q he rr henaay In
Tvo dssrs per shars paid the nrst Aeneay In ssp
isnber, 1851.
Two dollars shares 70 b paid en- ne hrss Rehaey N W
tobsr, 1851
Two dollars SHARE 70 b paid ths hr Mesdu n Esssa
bar, 1851. u. n. bAADLsh,
aPllo-2n seereasy.
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at * o'clock M. | Gloss TX P


Open. SsSss T. T. sc sisel M
PARTIES mailing Letss must put thenin the ofes befers
schedule their or tng
remain In the Office tWentyfo hours: -
apll9-U W. ". MesAsn'f'A N
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E,ncn 1nr sale

JOIN WHoR1EY, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth of Stock! Cal and see him
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From ST. LouIs..

| ST. Louis, April 1.-THE Republicans New Mexi
can correspondent says the citizens of Aessilla,
| in Arizona in convention the 10th, resolved
| themselves out of the Union Gen. W. G. Jones,
formerly Of Missouri, has announced himself .
candidate to represent Arizona in the Confederate
Congress. tfss
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Trustees Sale.
I'm aceerdszes xth q Deed q trust, made ~
Pinkney Deus and Elxsbst T. psws. to the sh dV
81 January will sell 70 the highest eiads for CASH.
ths courthouse Nashville Saturday the 2eh day ct APRIL
1851 lind hersn eenysyea ssntaizag tss esrs
AID Is poles sltztsd The Aurfrsesesre Turnpike Ass
four miles from Nsihvills right Of rsdsnpasa ..ivea
JNo Q AHDnR8oN.
Said deed Is registered pages ls and t7s In Book Ne H
In Registers onaes sf Davidson county.
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From California.

FoRT KEARSEY, April 1.-The California Pony
Express Of the 30th has arrived. The Joint Com
mittee on the U. s. Senator election reported no
election, and another election was proposed.
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Latest News from Old virginia!
.. JOHN WHORLEYs
32 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
| 49,. a Az AnITI TER TON
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Eram Boston.

HBosros, April 1.-THE working force In the navy
yard has been increased to 1900 men,
The Massachusetts, Legislature, at its present ses-
sion authorized the Governor to increase the num-
Der of volunteer militia and put 1000 troops on q
wRr footing. -
Bosrox, April 1.-The steamer Carolina, for
Charleston put into Norfolk landed her passengers,
and proceeded 10 Charleston D. .1s-
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Franz Norfolk
From washington.

NoRFoIx, April 1O--The POcahontas sailed under
sealed orders. -
$500 From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Five companies took the
army oath at the War Department The obligation
lasts three months.
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DlssoIsl,ion of Partnership.

yrHHE partnersh, heretofore existing between the undsrsn
ed under the arm style Of Perrian Stoehr Go has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent J. O. Perram retiring
from the Arm Thu business will hereafter be conducted ~ ne
remaining partners the firm style OF p eoehr Co..
who alone are auntaoEei eoeet all debts due the ole f
n
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Prepnrations in ClanrIeston.
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From Norfolk. -
NoRFo1x, April lO.-The Pswnee '4i''A
on With sealed orders ss -
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Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from 10000 ly5OO dol
lars cash. in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1,0OO dollars and moro year gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, WIZ
please address ROBERT r W
Nov. Is lS6O-tf
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MRS. WINSLOWs
An experienced nurse and female physician, has soothn
Syrup for children eehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of teethng by soenng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will say pain and suretO regulate the bowels bepeHd
upon it, mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Bee adver
t,,e,r.nt in another column oct28-ly
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& B.

P&B.
SPRING CLOTrnyG-Messrs. TH0MA Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have lust 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 do well
to give them call. march3-olm'
For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms IN the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. uecZS-u
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Philadelphia Banks.
The statement of the Philadelphia Banks for the
week ending the sth inst compares with the previ-
ous weeks statement as follows
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The statement of the New York Banks for the
week ending the 9th inst compares with the previ
Gus weeks statement and that of the correspond!
L. Ios foil
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The market is well supplied with PotOtOes and
we report sales from store st Sl.7592 per Dbl for
small and large barrels.
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sOia in NASHVILLE By @. w. Hsndenhott Berry psnes
49, oct2sdMkHiy
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Crrr AFFGRs.-At regular meeting of the Com
mon Council last evening, Mr.. TENSION, from the
committee to whom was referred resolution to
take into consideration the propriety of reducing
the salaries of the teachers and employees of the
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ILLINOIS ..-..--.-.--.----.-----.
AL notes Of this etats should
be eountsrsigned b. the et1tl
Oheer, being then secured b
deposit Of s.ate stoeks-
Ono:
State Bank OF ohio-.----- pAl
Bank Of the Ohio Valleys (.
Commercial Bank Of Gin :
Country Bknks...-.----.s , =
Iowa.
Hetais Bank.--.--..--------
HrNNEssoTA.
IAN regarded - ''Hiiaess ,
WIscoEsIN.
solvsnt Banks-------------s
4 -
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. SCoTF IN PARIs-Pa,f,.
VOC 2o-Gen Scott arrived in Paris from
Havre, at six O'Clock on the evening OF the 9th
nlt Messr Pennington and w. l.. DAYTON, Jr :,
secretary and Assistant Secretary Of the United
states Legation, accompanied bv Col SCHUYLER
and received the veteran as ne slIghted from the
cars The gentleman was conducted in Mr. Day.
tons private carriage, to the Hotel westmi nster
where most snectionate meeting took place be.
tween himself and Mu. Scott
Col Schuyler, observing at the station the
marked improvement which seemed to have IA.
Ken place In Gen Scott's health, questioned the
SeneraPs servant, and learned that though the
nfn oay or two OF the voyage had appeared to ex-
sfcise no beneficial effect, great change for the
peter soon took place, and on landing ut Havre,
the General was stronger than be. had been for
years The General did not suffer In the least
from sea sickness, and expresses himself In everv
respect delighted with the voyage
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ARRIVAL OF GOVERNMENT MEssgssERs FROM
ENGLAND Their Departure for Waskts gton =
Capt. Seymour, the Queens messenger and Mr.
Cooke, special messenger from Mr.. Adams the
American Minister at London, arrived at Boston
on Tuesday evening In the steamer Europa They
both Immediately left for Washington by the
shore line, and arrived In New York early this
morning
At about eie ht O'Clock Mr.. Cooke went over 70
Jersey City and visited the ONCE of the New Jer
sey Central Railroad Company, with the view of
obtaining special train to convey him to Pbila-
delphia; but he was informed that special train
would not be enabled to get over the road any
earlier than the regular through train, which
would leave at ten o'clock. He seemed surprised
to learn that Capt Seymour had not gone on be.
fore him, having supposed that he had taken the
seven O'Clock regular or else special train. Mr.
Cooke returned to the AstOr House
Captain Seymour arrived at the depot in JERSEY
City at quarter before ten O'Clock, and left for
philadelphia In the ten O'Clock train expecting
70 meet the American messenger on the cars Mr.
Cooke, however, was understood TO be still at the
Aster House as late IS Ii O'Clock
Capt Seymour is in haste to get to Washing ton
80 as to be able to bring back the dispatches of
Lord Lyons, In time for the Africa on Monday
morning.
The Queens messenger IL tall plain LOOKING
Englishman, and travels without any companion
An extra oyercoat and an ordinary travelling BAG
comprises bis baggage. The other messenger
wears semi. military dress, and carries along
with him considerable baggage Y Exprsss'
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d r FL c I A l. :.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United STATES
of Americas

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
of America
To All Whom IL Nay Coresrr-
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me that CARL FsIspRIcH ApAs, of Cincinnati, has
been appointed Consul Of the Grand Duchy OF
Mecklenhurs StIe!Itz, for the Western United
States Of Amsrics, | do hereby recognize him -
such, and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy
such functions. powers. and privileges IS are al
lowed to the Consuls of the most favored nations
in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be m.de patent, and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under nv hand, st the CITY Of wash
ing on. the l4th day of Deoemher IA ID 1851.
Il. and Of the ndepend moe ofthe United States
ofAmerics the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
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Ews FROM CONFEDERATE SOURCES

ATTACK UPON METAMORAS BY GENl
CARAVAJAL.
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Spirit Of the Mornins Press,

The IsfsuigsHesy thinks this the proper time
code Of the world.
The RspHbliear urges the abolition OF slavery
as the only means Of rsllying popular sentiment
In our favor. to control the adverse policies Of
foreign governments
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

SENATOR SIMMONS ASSORTED CAR
COZ CONES To GRIEF.
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r~TO THE VOTERS OF WASHING
JIG TON.-Ths Assessor of each Ward will
meet a. the following pisces from 10 O'Clock q. m.
till O'Clock D. IN. from the I4th to the 3lst Decem-
Der, inclusive. 20 correct and register the names
Of those omitted from the poll list.
lat Wsrd.-JOhn A Rheem, 172 Pennsy lvanIs
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
I'd WArd.-Thomas SteVsrt, corner 18th and ii
Sd Ward.-henry Gurus .oorneI sth and f. streets
9Th Wsrd.-Thomas w. Buroh, 5th street, be-
tv cen g and II streets W.
5th Ward.-Willism A. Harper, Sd street east
No; 42s, between East Capitol and A rect north.
6!h Nard.-Geo. Collsrd, st II. T.. Cark's Office,
SrIsints avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets.
IN. naIa.-fster Hepburn, No. IS south r
de I0-GtSlst
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~ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE Holt
U3 DhfS-A FAIR for the benefit of Fletoh-
street. commencing December 18th, aud continuing
through the Holidays.
careful selection Of all varieties Of useful and
ianoy attic es for Christmas, with CoHfect IOnery
In abundance. viii he found upon tho tales. An
excellent supper, with all the deoacies of the
son, provided each evening.
SIngle admission 10 cents season tickets, ad-
uniting a gentleman and lady, 50 cents; supper
tickets Is cents-all Of which may be had or the la
dies or at The door. de is Tvs
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IL The New York Bsgss have resolved no,
esS'PeHd specie paymsnis;%
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FLOYD's ARMY ORDERED TO BOWLING
GREEN, KENTUCKY.
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TRY TELEGRAPH

WESTERN VIRGINIA IN A BAD WAY
FOR SECESH) THEREBY.
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IN AIsINs. CURTAINS,
ue WhoIe, hall and quarter boxes Layer and
% = xes Vsenois Raisins,
500 Currsn1,
~ Ssrre Dried Apples,
10 Barrels Newark Cider
. barrels Western Butte.
rs ksgs Giadcs butter
boffsipx Almonds. Pecan Nuts, English Wal
nuts, hbeits, Dates, FIGS, and PTunes
Just TeosIved and for sals hy
JOHN 81. xEMMES Co.
corner th st and .ouisisna av., opposits
a.,sSs West end Center Market.
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MBALMING AND PETRIFYING
II DEAD BODIES

DR;SSSpEREY,s ANTIDorE WILL CURE
cnense OF diet required IL is "a Eng
n sss Sseolhe o. slxt{-hye yea star Ing
.I'tN"t ~ c6ttSi 80 DIsAs 8 Fros
A.. I'D ~ {. q. UPHAM, 3lO Ihssnut sirsst,
fhlede, ehla, and In Wsshinfton br 4. o. C.bED ID,
corner nth street and Pa ave. no o eolI
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FROM THE sLocKADISe SQUADRON.
The Navy Department this forenoon received
voluminous dispatches from the different block /
aiding feets on both the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
In those nom Port Royal and Tybee Island there
IL nothing to warrant the rumor that came re.
Gently, via secessis, that the rebels had evacuated
Fort Pulaski.
The Dispatches mentioned above related only
to details Of the naval service of no general In
terest to newspaper readers
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THE DISPATCHES.

This mornings train brought to the State De-
partment voluminous dispatches from Europe,
including budget from Minister Adams relative
10 The affair Of the Trent. The total weight of
he whole wa over one hundred pounds Captain
Seymour, the British Governments special mes
senger, also arrived on the same train, bringing
TO Lord Lyons Palmerston's advlces and instruc-
lions concerning the same affair
We sPPrehsnd that the dispatches brought by
Captain Seymour, r. N, are somewhat later than
those from Minister Adams
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
\ HE cub qIibers are prepared to furnish Res
ae[ents, II tsls,and Otle 9, wi Oh prime ~ -
By txpres. oar in ten and ,We on tyAA
gallon cans. Orders by mail eec m. ~
panied by remittance, promptly hlled
y. B BATCH A. CO.,
No. III MokldeTry's Wharf,
oe l9-1A Baltimore
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eENERAL MARCY.

B1gadier General Marcy, though recovering,
u SUI confined to his residence in this city In
.ne meanwhile, Lieut.. Col. Hudson, Of General
meCieilan's stat, acts as chief Of STAFF for the
army Of the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

N~ICE CREAM 49, ,..TER ICES, .
and boarding houses furnished at low rates. A
largs assortment Of fine Cakes kept on hand at the
SITS. Do7-lm~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

MILITARY QVERCOATS.-Heavy Esuu1-
w manx Blue Beavers from $50 to $40. Fine
Dress Body Goats. Orders for Miiitary suits
promptly executed.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.
de 10 s: Pean. av., between 9th and 10Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

IMPORTED MEATS. FISH, FRUITS, &C.
i Pau Sefol 6I.s. Truaes, Conserve Sinsc
Olive arcies, SerdInes, Ancaovies In oil, Petite
pol.. Champignons, YARMOUTH Herring, AnoIovy
KING 4 RURCHELL,
dc ls corner Fifteenth st. and Vermont Az.