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p. F. SMITH, Dentists. CT BoARDMAN.
- WITH Il BOARDNAN, office North corner of La
ayette Square and ST. Charles street would call the at
entlon of suffering humanity their superior operations in
he preservation Of the TEETH The preserving per.
maneny careous Teeth that few practitioners have
rs yet attained, calling FORTH it does al The skill of he
most scientific operators and feel duty to advise
those who wi prompt and certain preservation Of those
yauabe anxares TO health take the earliest opport nifty
hayIng them cared for In the insertion ARTIFICIAL
EEIH, especially full sets, especial pride and care
IN so constructing them to defy the scrutiny and
guaranty In all Instances complete satsiact In diseases
ne SumS and Teeth in general all find cheerful and
candid advlce gratis. Numerous persons who have tested
their practice in all its branches both the city and country
favor ~ ~ ivi9 ti il Il
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lOPPER-The subscribers have been appoipted A gent,
lor me sale OF the mphreysvie Copper 20 will keep
s sod on hand full suppy They have now in store
assorted from 10 10 10 b Sheets which they offer for sac al
Wy ~ Ymest market value. PRlESTLEY Il BEN,
0e onl Nos. 50 and 81 CAM st.
C0GNAC-75 half quarter and eighth pipes of Coenac.
jyl6 w. ARTHUR & co, % and 80 New Leyee.
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lELIGHTFEL RESIDENCE FOR sALE-The

~ very desirable and beautiful residence of Geo. "A
" Gulium, Esq situated the Eastern Shore of T,A
Mobile Bay is now Offered for sale, in consequences
only Of an intended change Of residence by the propre
Clof Ii stands some seventy five feet above the water
The land rising in succession of terraces Solid
handsome wharf rises to the first of these, whence well ald
buildings The place called RdujeaRa from the ravne
nat edges the northern side of the front lawn in the middle
l which flows of spring water that rises amidst the
oase that lines the side and head of the dell and never
fen peeped at by the Besides crcRg through the
larry, this sparkling stream forms near the ay asuecesson
Overlooking Shower Baths; and the water almost
ways SAT- thai the foot of the bluff every species of
Inc Bathing can at all times be enjoyed. Abundance of
ame can alwa' be had in the rear and unaing supply
tsh can be .aken at time in 'front.' For Summer
eaenee and Altering Place, it can scarcely be eQualed in
ne south; Two Steamboats, ply twice a day between
communicating with the city,. For terms, which viii
I ie23 l9l p. b. TAYLOR ~ EsYay;sr ..
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!, ,P aTIE Z 81 HY APR AND OXYGEN Gas

4Nf EAhs HHUROGEN AND OXYGEN GAS
u BURNERS-The Hydrogen and Oxygen Gas B1frn
fs aud Dtstrtbnters, originally invented W me- and
tenied IN june l649 before the public for nsnec
10 and trial These Gas Burners and Distributes in CON
r. ion with the CRATE bars attached for furnaces ale
ftied 10 burn saw dust from mills, and the baRgae
n sugar plantations as il Walls from the rollers and ali fbat i
essary to accomplish this sufficient wood to gel mn
n99 consists not only In the simplicity of the construction
81 the Burners but m the perfect with which they
be erected plantations without interfering in ne NH
The machinery already in use " ~ ' WIN
Planters and Others DESTROYS of awaiting themselves of ,;
useful apparatus, would do well to call on m Al as ssv =
lay as pc sb as the orders hand present are very
iimensons of the boilers be first ascertaned w NV
THOMAS j. SPEAR, AZ Magazine sheet mn stairs
iy12 If W - ''s At r ny + o y
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SALlIoNl Persons rPtsFsd aware thalh.x
10 security asah@. Sranslatsa Hs'nia With s kyors
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4
through IN ~ DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety three Miles
ON Nal pE sss 81 @ G Cap, liz g.S III
sBson leaving s1 a. * N n and arriving sps
Mobile Iezl morning % O'Clock. kV Fare %. Tim
MSsiI Z 70 siosTeonrkv the Daily Line Of spps
sss 81 re 9o%as boats W. EMPEROR Capt Coz
Johnson ;s CAPT BaSs n DAN PR Arr c spi
Johnson FARMER, Capt! lanes Fare ss Ting ihio9g
M NC TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Aoo,soasiy, Il a. M orelits 4 M R.iIssd. g mile
Griffin .....lo Atlanta IA p Ralreads. g
ssss = a. cSsrissisn ~ Hsrssd iss
81 hours 'i reduced % q miles
Three Daiy Stage LINES between Opelika and Griffin
trfnbssidss Extra cSaess always n lsaines e car
forward any Number Of through passengers without d
N The Oars on the Railroad Of the most pppEoy.
apoa the Ss0tga KaOsd provided WI
r' H Bssq asss fR s Ss madSS
N. 3: s.tssseassrs psspudns Through Tickets Of d
i G. REAT CENFRAL MAIL lin \
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
LEANksi ARRlvEs' ,plsFANcE y N,
peiIsa p u sasnsssiis a M ssss IS
Barreshis "a PM Aaepn,s... pm. RalIoai.. 90
Macon a. Savannah. Railfoul.. 1850 y
Savannah - Charleston. Steainers.--.ia0 +,
Fare-M ontgomefy 10 Charleston, 323 SOTO Savanna
$2t 80. Time through, u hours including two nights re
/ viz AT Savannah and Macon,
i EV The Steam Packets composing tile Charleston u
| Savannah Line are The MET AMORA, WIN. SCI
BROOK and GEN CI4tNC OH, well known for theirsaie|
4 neatness and sumptnous fare.
4 ~ No charge ior meals or hertls
The Cars on lie ceptlei. Macon and Western Railros
fV Staging reduced TO ninety el glt ullea.
Two DAILY Lines Of kanr Horse POSI- Coaches from ~
lka to BArnevile via Coumbns. besidon Extra COaehes
waysin readiness to carry forward any number of thr04
passenEera without detention.
fS For Through Tickets. apply 70 the Agent. al the
change Hotel. Montgomery Hall Madison House, Nd
| gOmery, Ala
NJ B--Passehgcrs procuring Through Tickets OF 4
| Agent at Montgomery, will save about a.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
By the DAILY Line Of Sea Steamers 20 Wilmington, n 4
thence by Railroad 10 Petersburg themes 70 phadephl4
the established mail lire, via Richmond, Nashng toH
| and Baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained ol
WINsLoW, Agent, Wilmington, and Raleigh Railroad Cf
: pany, Charleston, 5. q. Fare, $40.
Steamships from Charleston TO Newf0rk,
steamsiina NORTHERNER and SOUTHERN
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving
| Yorh on the following Tuesday. Fare $40.
~ Fare Through, Fiity-nine Dollars. 80
is7 SHELDON X POTTER, Agents. IS Camp !
| SEyN ORGtsANs EMIERAKT & FIsAHITgTANl
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NJ AIS, NAILS, etc.

MAILS, NAILS, etc.
lO,01O casks Nails, of Weymouth's, D. s. & Co.. Old
1oiony' btdndgew3ter, Agawam and Piatt's brands;
~ kegs Wrought Spikes;
IO Kegs Copper and Composition Nails
STORE and landing, for sale by
lyl0Iw STARK, DAY & STAUFFER.
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/ W. ARGHUR Il CD. rs and 30 New Leyee. offer
ior sale 200 packages assorted Teas; so DO Cognac
Brandy IN bond lO do choice and common in store 100
Quarter casks Port Madeira and Malaga Vines ~ cases
and casks Claet 100 bbs old Bourbon and MonongaheIa
Brandy che5res and Oranges 100 do COrda aud sups
and candles; 800 do choice and common Tobacco: 6
nne Havana and Imitation Cigars spices of all kinds
N''SN A'"i9' Az uts, etc
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iHhOAOMEIERs-S,B B. GERRY. having removed
- nom ~ Camp street, to No. ST. Charles 30
street, where he will continue to carry on the bust L
ness OF Repairing and Rating THERMOMETERS, ga
Also, repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks GAaSzA
Nanuca Mathematical and Philosophical instruments in
the best manner He being grateful for fomer patronage
general. - nvis snsss ~
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HE Subscriber begs to return thanks to his fenda and
me public general, for the liberal patronage he has
RON them and des to inform them that he has
taken the store No. l45 CdFORdet street. where he in
tends carrying on the business Of PAINTING in all its
branches and hopes by HTet attention to his duties Id
merit a con!lnuance OF their upport. e. f. DEAVES
~ Is. All orders promptly attended IT, ass I'm
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Disasterss &os

sr-.uEs Ozus the Panama Aug 70 says by bitter
.ye IN that town By way Chsgs ost short time SINCE,
lust after entering Juan RIVER She SAID to have struck
nnon rock part thought e be free from obsue
tons aIhs boat IS the machinery furniture
tn. Aug s. with her captain sck and
R..x Kutsu of New Bedford Downs I'm Valparaiso Feb 49,
~ arr at San July A dragged her anchors AFTER has
,r,v, md bget She with C lumber and potatoes
p,a AN, wis from Acapulco - ds Tor San Francisco sprung
july abandoned 10th and the captain, hr Ny
bury 81 females and male passengers all on board Wers
rescued by tie brig Rotrsn and carried to San Franco
July ~ -, ,p q, -. -. = a..
Near RIVER Carter Me- and waerosged Steamer Ne
N Ea.po her but the log struck the
rocks Knock ed bottom, aud mud nat 70
prevent her sinking
on thursday during saden squa ard when last secS
was floating the drowned and the male
shoulder dsocRied
containing three persons Monagon for Westport
heavy Iperenc during the day and three days after the
boat full Leaving doubt that all ooars
persisted Two Of the Aney Dugaw and Joseph
Inbchau families the other boy son OF u6
former aged IA years
during the gale at Marks the 3h u the sch Mystic
Smith Orleans bouri Tampa with Government stores,
nut INTO the She lost her anchors and went ashore
above the rocks high mark The schr
OF mile from The sloop Henry John is about mia
from high
The unerwrer who sent to Norfolk to look
aer the cargo brig Wacaer well the vessel wTs%
under date ElwOod Wa ter Eq that they were
poesbe with every care lhe cargo
little damaged Arrans ns "7 ''o ~ o' wv
Itagba reed.
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Domcatlc Porru,

ALEXANDRIA, ept7-sld sch PLinp- Small Boston.
BOSTON, barE Ek KcSerson, Philadelphia; Nashua
Clifford Sh, orgs hsix BrJ Heaehe Halifax; Tgns, Brj
Hall BnuspOs Desue; Merritt Gunavee; Elliot, Cook JAG
mel Alabama Bennett ThoH.stou SD ship Josephu- syg
bg Belle heoka British brig and otheroi and from HanaskSs
Roads she anchored Satuday bark Junata Nothing vent
Saturday, wind Ne, FANNY.
BELFAST Aug 2Arf schs Ere Coonbs Hpgamj WIN Ssvsnh,
shue Boston 51h 1PPec.no- Buyer Boston Smith, hI'ea
3lst, brg NcrIs Bangor Sept schs Hsas
Mcleod staDsy 3D. attsrshs Boston, Eflabeh be
Bangor 4h Elizabeth Inaey LyRn Caspian Aattbens
Bangor SD ID brig Orzava Kinds Per,aeo 4t scbs aafgafs
BoaIdmsn Pha; Laura Rogers Boson haaha Coseb hs"pe9
Frederic Wheeler Lyds Brooks Mayo Lynn c4hanss
Ryder do Elizabeth, Brfgese, Charleston = "a
CEhTERyILLE Sept 2A sen Mary Crosby bos''s ssa va
FREDERfcKsBuRG-c previous to 6t schs Bfaee, - Boz
ton; Lamarne, jenkins, Prov 49,. :.
ssp3 brig olaDda Hill sForaj schs Adyen hmoa 40 ul'
Pool Boston brig VIM Crawford sforf SD w. 'c1o
Brookngs Beston Sd, Swallow Garen, Har!iof'. oo "'N
Reave, Brookhayen -, u..ra
MARBLEHEAD Sep. Br .ehs Acops Besoh 80 h s
LIVING, Crosby Dghyj Sarah Annapolis SD tx n1
Mara EcLsrsop hYoki Sd Br sehs E6e and Ds"s
4h, Rival do 5tb Caledonia Ope:lH. and Hsaretta 90
kE"BEHh SC Aug 27Arr cehs &c man pst Jaw ~ -
3lsf Am LYMAN, Philips do ca 27th schs sasine f"' $40
MaJy Wroten,
NORFOLK, Sept e-Arr sch c Totten Di1on EegPort o
hokWIcH, Sept 6-Arr soops Aurora Ewen hfoffj CO. ~
tor, Avery, do -
HEWtoSDoE Sept 6-Lrr schs Ellen Perkins, saih, AoaIm
Ontario, Gamer HYork for Bath; AeIr y, CTo"se
ffofti TgTess. CroSeL Se~sIi for Boston. o,, y.Ht
osTERYfLLE sept3- schs Oregon Bacon, and oDos DS
Boston, and sid 4th for Albany. -. IA
PHILADELPHIA sept RI brig Malvern, Jarnas IneS1 800
Gbsher sebs Red Beach, Small EaPorj Wham IL ia
SANDWICH, Aug 3o-Arr sch sesPh, Paine, AoAh'I ~
Bostou
ST MARKS. Sept qi-ca sch Herald Deaso' HE.H Co.'s
WASHINGTON, NC-Arr previous 10 Sept o. sens e. ~
ma Boston, Elizabeth Ann har,ba, SYork ard ca ''' 90
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Roard al AIdermen.

OYFIcIAL.I Board Of Aldermen
STATED SESSION., hoSp.I ErrEisO, Sept ., 1850
Present, Morgan Aorgans, Esq Presidents Aid
Griffin, Dodge, Wood, Oakley Chapman. Kelly. Smith
Bali H.ws Miler, shaw, Cooh, Bard, Billion, Delsms
Ter, Franklin Snd CsncAhn.
9he minutes were read AT approved
BY the President-P Of The Rutgers Female Inst
tute for cIosswAlk 10 front Of their School building In
II adis tnBI Referred TO COMMITTEES on SIrests
By he rreHdent-Peaon OF ihe Gem. Smith Land As
scesron for The OF 10 hold their meetings in
Referred 10 COMMITTEE OF Repsfa ana supplies.
BY AID Delsmssr. Position OF James AV gard and OH
Referred TO Committee on Lsu,ps and gas.
BY Aid. Mill65-Penson OF WU. n Tweed asking thst
Investigate charges made by the Chie! Engineer in bis
Annual Report in relson TO certain charges made sssnas
Ala Grf5n moved to ley the same ,he table, which
wss Leaf on a division viz: Asirsssase.Ald- 9rha,
Dodsc the President Ald SMITH Shaw DelsmA:sf-6
Miller, Cook, Bard, Franklin and Conc&in-lo
Aid Dodge moved to refer he ssne TO he Committee on
uiaseIS Ntgatise AID. Wood, Oakley; ohsp%an Belly
ganAn-le The petition then referred to the Special
CommiiIee, on Investigating The charges made BY he
Chief Engineer In his Annual Report
RESOLUTIONS
AID Shaw presented the following Resolution which VISA
Rsssves That john Mcgee hereby appointed
school the T sh Wars Plaee OF DenHis aeca'-
And directed 70 be sent tbs Board Of srslsais for
concurrence
AID Shaw presented ae ioiioWlnS heSouuon Wn1e1 WAS
adopted, VIZ:
esereg Sewers havSs saSeg ecnsis
fn ot Sewers % also aRq9Te sto TIE
ped,sDcy modifying the oae Of assessments for surveying, IN
spertus collecting al Of ust expenditure Eh NsU
for preceding
tTu epsnd,ure the Of es; nses3 Oh AIRY sPs
therefor and also ofsaassrr al the dses Of inspect
ms as row e4rrrae the and prass for tbs ;raas
feF OF al 1Peseue tie -aes ta1 sG
each property assessed addition TO tbs general tax tSa nay
h made IA each eaI&ps ags -hsher he eeecn Of ess
cnro ade by the collector Of eeosral zo
whether owners lots rot BE- xwed 70 make s1e parts eany
sprY ordered BY the Common CoeAc ane ras AID rc'
tc. 20 established such propose 70 mako
AID Gnt6G presented tie following preamble snd fsso,
uten hich a. referred 10 The Croion Aqaeacs Depart
nent:
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Sunday afternoon ler and painful illness, Dr. COR
RELIUs ARCHER Ez Coroner Of this City the fist Of
his age.
friends and acquaintance also those Of his mother Jare
Archer his A and Sergeant A Fontans,
and VIM w Dean, wel e members oil the Medical Faculty,
respectfully attend funeral Tuesday afternoon,
10Th clock from his late residence, 30 Mulberry al ne1t
10 Springs without further invitation. s92tFR
On the Th ELIZABETH ANN Wis OF James Evans, OF
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn l. L
The funeral take place Tuesday ocIock
residence Her friends and hoe Of her husband respectful
invited to attend caase W" Be 10 readiness TO convey them
FROM Fulton Ferry Brookyn at y o'clock precisely 50 az
widow Of G. Graf, aged 81 years and % days
Tuesday the 10Th inst at o'clock P b. from her late
Geuce, 50 Baysrd 81
The dasa vi place TIL. afternoon at ~ O'clock from her
late residence, 23f Fiith-st
A, Jamaica CoRsELIA SUSAN HERMAN. in the 18Th
year etage youngest daughter of StsPbsa Hermann
Orleans
The relatives family requested to attend the
funeral O'Clock Tqe.day from the eedeGce Of James Herr
HI Jamaica
~ New Orleans papers please copy
Sept g, CHARLES l. of Da1.el and Abigail It;lefeid
The uaer viii take Place al O'Clock afternoon
residence ls2 East Broadway Ihe friends OF family
fully ipV.ted
On Sunday Sept l. Boomirgdale Mrs ELEANOR FRESEAU
Thet Of the late Philip Frenaaa The s year Of her
Her rehaE are 70 bs conveyed tie family buryn ground St
Mount Pleasant, N. ], for iuterInent
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Foreign Popfa.

Arr at Quebec Sept 3, barb Minerva yiedland, NYor1
at haaDIas 2ith bark Kinman, Poniahd4
CD 99tb ship Caroline C Dow, BIsr chard EYork.
CafJenas 24l ut bark l. Croweil Liesegaag RY0rk
Halifax AM (by tslsgraphl Europa Lott
hence and sailed O'CLOCK for liverpool detained By fog
ST Johns NIB 4h INST bafls Paldn, HYokj Sisters, Mar
shall dol 9th brig Gem, acCfeady PhIa CID Sd eeb Yenure
Whelpey, Boston.
dazatian Helen Fielder for FAcs.
day SID June 49, chip Camilla for !oj GOTH brig Col Taylor ia
lo) for Panama.
Az Joha NJ, 10th ut odgs Robertson, croven EYOrs
Chief, Gayle. Baltimore.
Cape H.6,en 24tb ut, Vail Deano fer NYoh ia Ssys
only Am
Honolulu June ship Reindeer Lord Hong Kong ready,
Cygne Holmes do Carsda Brauys, VIM SsEsY,
Gardner for Manila ready SD 1d, ship Hamilton Peterson, Cd1
cutta.
do June back dats ship sprague Chase
CISCO land cl 10th for aara Cleared th, ship Hampton, Day
Calcutta.
YDI Sydney sail 18th Jeanette Ward sale rei.
charter.
ton few days brig Eage loret' I'm dol for DO 7o bs Jubns
Prge Francisco seay ready Ayn
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WIaniara.

Sid Sag Hasbor 4th ships Ontaro Brown Washmstos
Rose North Pacific land put bnc Gariners Bay evening
OF head wind-probNby g q On
Guam. June Mexican Cud~oh. mos sp captaia
sick thad lbO VIII JAM The Mexican
by letter. wth 600 bbs sp, and 40 sp, which PROBABLY
letter from ship Hoslua Brown Of NIB tatd Guam, Apn az
reports with bb VIII bound Ocho;sk reajya
SID iacahuana, hy - bark Dryade Fisher, NIB Tor
the line
Sydney, NsW April 49, Boy OF Warren dsg repair had
taken 10 bb p oil from the time Of her sailing the 10Th March
she pat the 81 Apr Belle of FL Emma New
Bedford recruiting; Geoge chaGgin Newport dol Herald FHuss
HwOod NIB ready The ~hAers Boy Herald and
Belle would anshp their oil board the Cornwall oadsg
London.
Fernandez May Hercules, Fisher NIB oat COO .p
before reported May, 40 sp).
Spoken Ia; s. Ion 100 is w Hope Christian of NIB %
ros, 100 sp. fer home
J. w cofbn Nantucket 70 mos,
900 sp.
Feb 5, no a &c, bark Bramin Butts. NIB, 800 sp.
Feb 70, lat SC, sch Alfred. Davenport HB 900 sp.
Sept Gay sad Me- ship Francis swain 6eoge Bawef,
beth Of and "a hour. I'm EBedfort for North Pacific
CID at New Bedford 7th bark se brg Globe Hnudy Atlantic
OCran
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0nlleornra yesssls spoken, dss.

July 80 Ion 1856 p w bark Abasuu, Burgess, I'm NYoE
July H. N lonl3s w ship coharine EdmOn3 i'm Bsti
more Jan l9 for San Francisco.
July lat "a n Ion l2l W, joe FISH Seaey from EOt
leans. 1853 DIS for San Francisco
June ~ lat 80 5, lon W. sch orolon Ralyl Port
hand dee 81 for San Francisco.
May oh Falkland Island brig Lowell SChsnder from NYoIk
Feb 10Y for San Francisco,
att0 lou 81 70 w, bark Portland Payse.
(Feb 10 for an Francisco,
AprI l. Ia, 10 n lon W. ship zenobu Jackson I'm pne'
PIMA Deb 26l or San Francisco.
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rrrnm our Corn.noadsnt. !

PHILADELPHIA sept 9--.frrived-Bsrk Pollock McIGyrs
Liverpool brig Catherine Msp Warner Bostonj chs PeHryl
Ysnis Eudcott Providence Jenny Lind Comer Caa Charles
Moore smith, Nor,a Conn; Eleanor Ann cottnsha, scAod
Del Mary Patterson tynare Boston, Henry Mead, Smith, EeE
Bedford Isabea Thompson Corson Mary Elizabeth PICK
up Ncudon Nath Holmes, Van Glider Fail RIVER srmesta Lei
and NYork Sopbroaa, rorrey, Boston
Cleartd-Shp Clara Wheeler CumnuS Sorhan brig Chcopee,
Clifford Boston; sch Alexander Lyon Hliayeni Mary Elizabeth,
Pckup do; Holmes Glider, Chaeoni Mary Patterson.
Iynne Boston; Henry Mead Smth NYotk l'seSl9 lhomp'
.cn IV,le do; Corbtt Lady SG5ok, Baker,
Ro.,on: Globe Nckerson do; Rowland Rowland New York
Charles Moore, Smith do Feans> lyanA, Endicoiti Dc
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Rpoken. GA,

Boston
Sept 49, lon 71, bark Conrad, Smack fin PhadeE,
phIt for Pernaubuco.
Sept g. 80 lon 70 A, biz Parsons. from Nav York os
septs lat 20 30 80 brig Elizabeth Watts, B.snoso
JUNE a. lat 30 80 lon aoa e. ship Cato Plumaer CasDa
20 d. for Boston
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rival Il Washington M ,o rseh Jay for ineir mi eae
Re 1t. IN ssP9r "a d.2 ~ he
Houe apd ne "o, N he negative h1s making ie and
'ae ne ~, amendments to the Military Academy Dill
were reported tom The Committee Ou' nO' sc'9u OH
Honsa adjourned.
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n7ar,1ets CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR RsH tribune

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED Poh RsH FRisUHS
MONDAY, September 0.
AsHE6-Are rs for Pots and II for Pearls, and hrm
ToTTON-Is sill buoyant and the demand is good
galeP bales In bc advance las. week
FLOUR AND MEAL-Fhe ket for ho1r IL rather
beer ths low grades, there being good shipping
Quy New State 1uoyan nut Ire ih ground 10 In
good demand The Eastern and trade demand Is TO fair
extent The supplies are large particularly OF nav Tao
saes GEO b)ls domestic, at 8 5005 IS, FOR No
254 97t, for and strait State fresh ground and
Western mixed, old a 5oD4 624, for Wesen; SD
IL notning doing The market S nominal q, 4i0i Sc In
Southern descriptions are easier particularly
The 1900 bbs al $685. 81 for mixed slra brands
1895 81 Tor Dew common brands Meal 10 dull bat frm
So eS 200 bbls jersey l2s Sales 400 bblS Rye
oRAIN-For Wheat there is fair milling enquiry, aud
The market Ia frmer Fhe supply fair saes coo bush
good Geassse al TO- SEQ do North carons on p
ms, and 1900 beat White Michigan los, nearly all
better The sales %; 90 hush at 640624 for mixed
Western closing 62t 62163 Tor round Yenow Rye is
les is he'd al 707ac for good parcels with or Two boat
LOADS sold Gaia are lower, 390to40c for Northern; $50
PROVIsI0Ns-The Provision mnke. Isl uie, but gene.
rally hm Or Ptrk 400 or 800 bbs sold az 10 1900 %
@ m s 49, for p|s Beef E0Ss i n al
Lard is Ia good demand for manufacturing Bales
AGO 10 500 hbS and al 07c and 200 bbls Crease at
Shoulders better Sales $50 hhds dry Shoulders
alSl04c ard $40 les Picked sbouldersa Sc
0ROCERlES-Were all steady today, but Tho transac'
lions haye only been 10 moderate extent Coffee s very
FIRM, Ia slso Aolasses.
HEMP There Is fair demand, and the market IL ses
dy Sales 100 bales Dew Rottsd ueficau al $l5Dl25;
100 Clean Russia from 5000 mos and 81 so
from The wharf, 30 bales Manila at 91 and Interest $40
095
WOoL-7he nsrket Ia heavy with fair supply sales
40 90 OF 600 bales Fleece at 56043c Pulled Is n mode
rate supply and 1fm
sPICEs-There Is large movement in Hutuega and
70 ID have sold at l50lIcc, mostly at
they beld al 1850 1900
MEVALS-Lesd is q1let and heavy att 42i "A 80 for
hard and so American Saea 100 tuns Scotch Pig Iron ST
81 S. mos the wharf.
PISHsaes 200 ties Picked Salmon 10 arrive private
terms and 500 bbls N ackrei at previous prLcea.
BEE8WAX-ls dun and selling al 234 D2i4c for Yellow.
RAGs-A 4sle OF 100 bales Of Gsrmsn Rsgs has been
made al & for +. 4 and 81 for B. P. r. with Of
fered at them rates
OILs-Are quiet Linsesd cells to the trade 76d79c
bat not To- Rey Selected Whale Ia selling In lots 53c
Al The Eas, 900 bbls al 1t runs sold 81 SIC
WHISKY-ls quiet and heavy. Bales 200 bbls Gt 26le
for Ohio, and Prison 264 for Pennnslyanis and jersey