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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

Tor SALE.-A PERSON LEAVING THIS
country for the Sou III desrous of dspOsing ofa large
well-huilt family CARRIAGE for which Nine Hundred
Dollars given four years SINCE and which has been but
very little used with pair Of fine HORSES for which Five
Hundred Dollars was given three and half wears snce
they also have been but little used They will be sold on
credit of six months payable at the Union Bank with
good endorsement to the highest bidder. novls-td.
~ The above will be sold Saturday the 10th nst
at the Market House. on the Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17
STORING COTTON.

DERKINS & eLACR-Are now prepared TO re-
consignmeuts. oetz.
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-W eekIy Steam
Packets. 81
ALE0NIA ............ ......... CAPT JAMES MILLER
oAli4lE .CAPr. y. v. IHROOP
rENHE above splendid steamers will COM {psmN1zh
mence their regular tripI the first lsz775e=s5et
rise in Cumberland River and continue in -
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and ST Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday st r. NJ For freight or pas.
sage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply TO
novG A HAMILTON, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

TOPARTNERSIIIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY
Y ! associated with in Che Wholesale Grocery COM
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr. WILL
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under the name and STYLE
Of LANIER PHILLIPS
now L. ii. IANIER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

WHAT IS a PoSY?-The correspondents of the
Boston Atas, in closing the account of the Great
National Horse Fair. saws;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

State. Thus remedying the drain from the Treasn-
Try Secondly, it makes the lease conditional that
such branches of mechanical labor as would scon-
fliet with our Tennessee mechanics Shall not be
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and BY WE GRAY successor to Cart
right Il Armstrong OF Market and broad streets
Nashville Tennessee [oct26-lmo ,rw&w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

STEAMER T.. HOWARD.R.Y. 20
- NORTHERN, Masier.-This splendid Y "a
steamer is in fine order and will run -
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She viii leave on the first rise OF water
nov9 jar YEATMAY, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

VVEEw'R sch At auction, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
w and THURSDAY. November 10TH 10Th and 18th,
without reserve the largest and best assorted stock ever
offered in Nashville Of Foreign and Douest Staple and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

FUTURE SALES 1853.
December 10Th, 18th, and 10Th
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LETTER AND CAP PAPER
Double Medium, Packet Post Glazed Cover, and other
Papers Just received by TO0N RUTLAND,
nov9 A Union street
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NEW ROCKS.

HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
Just received by JOHN YORK Il co. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
Ocean Steamers.
sry.stts TO .ssIvE IRON EUROPE.
Passeuners Sailed.

In 0mslr IfrerpoH.-Nr
bla B1lamoye Mr. ard Nm Achbad Mont
Or and Mn, BeaD Neyiol Mr. RsynCdi England Dr. Sad
chss,sn Mr. sne MI. Jane, Gl@OIe Cincinnati; IL Gsag%a1
s.s s Shawnee o M md 9s'
Wsfpen Me; Van wssr s Nj and l Mr. As Kun
Mi'. NJ W W,tsI Mr. and Mrs. Andrew cca.oet Miss Mary A.
MIs S Lyon New;YCrh z Jenkins charle'tSn T. and
Baltimore; Geo Ken baltimore; p johnson Lexington
Amts Jr IL H. Hayden, Connecticut; Miss NJ T. IOcomal To
.Ss Solar hill Col and Nh. RO.. c6dren nlrs Fsna
Id hs iSn ke T. sT aas fI M SGeH Mo Geo
oIdyke M,' VpSy1e MIR and ai Isss MSsTH TIVE ' Ws
L.%sS Fis s9S Mr. nd NJ Mr. Dc efS s ns
L IssO oSo Psy ESon n HsT PANT L E3s
ns Z Il Lqq o. Ses ~ s1S Nc b slp ss
snd SON. Bsaor Juan NJ De inSoye spsin Mfs Angus
T. r s.sG' Mr. EPs bss5 ' 81 ti!i
isn SliSE y H. vssoi M o. T. kss9 sSiS Ea'ts Mis- n
t R a John VISA ii 1. ssS.9'SS
. si 5ss sJss
PP nsnS fuss1d Rev and VIM aseds @s .od two
shsre1 N,ias q Bahama Wei Charles Bruno Mem,
Grave. h'q Bearer % e D gsa Arthur G.
ssdssop ssn .en f L a I'D ds1
New.Yoil Mrs Conrad Mr. Rcon two ssdren and ar
s sy ' S%S Geo Bs Bss o e. sa
sr s oS Geo eS a sssssI S ' f; TO
Mr. and Marin, servant EDElsrd; John Ma-
A. CRANKY, w 5. r. Feusiok Pans; John
Sciede Germany; D. l. Livingston c. r. Won Gerhard
many--Toal 2Q7 Specie S2S,ooe
seamhp City Manchester. from Philadelphia Lirerps-
W Bor and Mr. William Inun aud lsdy Messs jas O. Syl
John Bewed lady and family Zach Ben JAS Patterson
Bell ard Cihne Cedhury and daughter MAJOR r.
Wardft BFrton Jacobs. Thos Fem un Madame
htsgs Andrew Armstrong lady and child ys A Anil Jas
Woodside Proiesssr NJ II Boye and family Me W J. Beatty
Rendon. John Wkteside Keyser Mr.
dorf Rurgsh and lady, VIM MeMuay Henry Liable Jas Bsna
fmiy l. Barron, Mr. MackGy, Mr. Holmes Mr. Reid Mr
Mss Isabel Noble Mrs Neis Mrs Mitchell and child
TtebGs Jos. G. Fox Matthew Bleifuss
Weiss p J. CrelshtoD D. Newell NanoDeax Thoms, W.
Corktny SeenAI Leokett John bbsson w H. Aspe, John
Csnshey Monnandt Mrs BaOp MIA Ez. Dyer j. T. Bruusu,
Wlhsm Courai Bernard Doase Hugh Maxwell Miss Aaes NJ.
chse John Crooks Lersni, John b. Brownssa.
Mao Newhsn Oscu Hedbas Mcguire Ma Blight Mrs. Best
Mrs Wallace Ma Malsp GecIse onseksneoss Wsnhas &C
sharpe Felix De Meyer 1hOs Ellis John Smythe, Dr. LandoTn
w Grant R. Huiehsos Evan Lewes Creighton w B. Newell
Cofkey w jas Raaerty ard family Mrs Amelia Hudson,
Hudson hIs Maria solen Nm. Fletcher Madame EOntane
Mesrs G. NJ sehaaen, Wa Duncan Hugh R0
FeTs Mr. ard Mrs Patton John Bsye William cgrey M Ksek
Netr Jonathan, Green Miss Martha AndreEs Misc Eliza Psch
Smart Thomas BoyAD. fHnSs Hrdson John Ransom GeOse
ci,on CiOOk HJmsS Mr. Aetkn and LADY, George GSsca
John W bite side, and oibers .
Ia sIt Gerr1ansa Har,sMn Wn Hal and ssy, Baltimore
Mr. seoste and LADY NewloTk Mr. John White New York;
Mr. T. b. Crowe South Csrona Mr. Bnensns and party New
Tufts and NewOreans hfreeou Farce Mis-
Prebour Dc; Mrs Becbet, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
EpoIxeB. &c.

Nav lat 75C9 long W. ship George EvaH Coui ard
l4o ds. I'm Pbisdelphs for San Francisco
May lat long IS GO W large ship W "a eoS
y her fotet8psai, steering w. r
June lar . So long 70 TO- bark W. Cofn Of NeNoatPo ~
CsIdeptffo Portland % ! r.
Auckland for Port Philip
Feb &C. lat a. s. long g W. seen ishp showing HsuA n
zoutsl'y blue with red white and blue
lat g IS s, long SO 10 W. seen BARK sno"n8
white signal with blue diamond centre. ~.
March H. lst S. long p q sp Gentoo, Deven fn Boston
Feb o China the EIus.o b1rN
Fsucou. Watson, fn Boston Feb ! for Australia
May - lat , ~ long 81 o. chip American Saunders I'm Aan1
fer Boston
May long. IS IT, American ship showing
Nos 1874 Mary arts signals 90.
June 81 New Inlet ship bound n, showing bas "s
nal with q white baliD Il. =.
JureS lat 81 long rs 20 sehr. Village Belle fm New'fors Tor
Nassau.
Boston.
lat s. 49, long a. brig Julia T. Arey m Eew-fors for
Doboy Island. =.
May o. lat 80 &C. ong S ship Col Cuts I'M NeWOeans 'r ~
June 30 ship John Hancock fun New-York for Lv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
Receipts Of Produce

Fv Neto Yoyk $50 bb Flour 20 do Whisky
100 Tobscco bales Wool casks Ashes S9i
Leather ia bills Eggs 2l pkg Butter 70 do fdrs aud Skins
% Hoes 81 Hogs 5 pkes Cheese 70 bales Hay and " pigs
Surdries 49,. -.
Nv Ne,r aren Railroad for ne 'eekH5 pigs
Bnt.r g 90 Cheese Z75 do Potatoes 81 bb
Lime 81 ron 1853 pss Leather a DO Dry Goods 20 do
Hat Boots and Shoes. and LIS DO sundfles 49,
orb oad Harlem Railroad for the meek 49 cans h
s5b.td Cattle Claws SIS Sheep Horses 1868 ID Mutton and
Beef IS pLs Poultry do Eggs 3 do Butter $40 bush Grain
DO Poaoes bs Cider S45 do Lime 20 baes Hay 80 un
Iron 90 do Ice bhls Pickles, and 100 bbls Flour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
Passengers Arrived.

tsdS Mrs Bntsrdo children Franehssm and son Md9s
DR. Fenc r. Langley, H. p. Bechc C. Dempsier. Dr. Gould,
Mn Me(sshsn Mr. Alden lady C. L. Axsbde J. c. Rogers H.
q Wsrrsp r. Con 10th Fountain, w Toner J. Goddard K
Norman A Hone r. f. wymsn, Lests Slas DAVIS Mrs II.
0sfs Josdon Geo Mead Ms LeevreJ Burnsne
T. Roomirsese Fudly and lady W A. Ogden Giles w H.
tspdsrt and LADY Mn. Pomeroy children, W. Niles J. C.
White Adams C0aExprsss) ~ zen. WEES Faigos CosEx
ard son Fs5rAi T. Yale 8 HsiasA r C,sery ps hai-
W W Fry w L. Hendcks0n {. lie Gay W. school,
csn H. Richards =. Pierce H. WsaAeby. s: Jones' w A.
Blspct, Merrill Wrappers w Hannah Fisvaro, W H
Weed T. Nslsnpe 8 Dyer J. v Anderson Kenyon VII
and son Lsys B opson G.raoa N Adler "a
q. Barnes Resers C. Campbell r. T. Hoeo1h T. EAssp O.
Osholr kcManus Owen Cary Mrs Taylor and daughter Mrs
n,Bs w Field n. Oxman. " Reyuoids A. D. Rock A c.
A Hailett and 2il IN stsesse.
N ne sAp IiebcD DeHHftcz from AnireIMss Emma Csw-
n ba5t Ersgs from s. Jsso Dc csbsMr. sa1Osk Son
"a So DSos.s6r ,slB Bo~adsMr nnes, M Bourne ard
Nr RaseM
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Uisasrers. &c.

sp jazz HEsDEKsoS, Baltimore nom LverpoL s,s
.sucees-ion OF westerly WINGS oatbs nc N""e P@@e@'
tor a.iltu earrisd away. nj. -, v.ryork On
,, the bsrhor Of Aspnvs struck upon rect and
ri .be h, been condemned and TO be 500 on e fh
June. -, c.-5;eo m ,hs and 9th Nay.
~ * ior IS 70 bad terrific gale from n " w sprunk l-as
oIgd 20 pump constantly a. work AMI oe'as1
- - - Lesu her suffered SAILS ana spaIs
MS sgP JAMES Of y d, before reIofeo pl-
% rshit f OF having been run on reef ~he -,
rilot had been pumped OUT haa cargo Auo'0' ~" WIN
resSv 10 sail for home soeD. 81, 81. 7.hifi fisI
SNIP EDWARD 81 New-begi ~ ut and
OF bad been pumped OCT and hei afs0 ''H-'"'
repsYir damages March 70 . ,. - N..-y,,t uurrnr
Ear HucuEsoT sToEER ~ San franc sec iroi P
.s,,-sss On ne raara and received other dansse ~
sEIp FvrY TsYLoR. WEST from Honauin Tor New D "a
no Al $40 bbs oil put Tahiti March - leakng o.ay ~"
81 rTrrs ,ops She would have discharge for exam
Brc FNELrNE Boston before reported aba11one ~ a. So
Green 10 the French Tahiti fuNeet 20 eln m d
Ssres take his vessel bacS assn eeio.e a. 50
he Permitted 10 the Island be did under protest. ana s0 e
hie for s2Ao T. Va pesaori ". Ia
cS-ro Of oil Flsmn Island Mirch IN dntreS Co.
BRIe DRAoUT tBr CoTrIEs reported I'm ssdMica - s.
At ITrolu Navgaors Islands previous 70 April "a
scaR PEEsDESr sshore Dutch Island hAs hole ~ heI D ~
and f OF Perry made an Unsuccessful
tow her of Lgh water "Wednesday eyenns she 5 ur
nor The rocts her rising and falling WIN tne
scI sd hs ell taken Il, and said viii have 70 oe ~
dbssd Is thought that point Of the rock through -
bottsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
Markets. 80. Rep

NOZZLE June 1ICoTTON sales during the week 5000 bales re-
erts Of period 1905 exports 1000 STOCK on hano %'VO
bales. Niddliug quoted al 0tc. ~,
NTwpLTAs June lO-CoTToN has been steady today with
Gales Of bales business fos 600 baies the
c,pts Of the came period are 900 against 2O bales eKeted
Mddng quoted al ot The increased receipts a. ~ we
por's amount 70 ZoOO 1aes mo
CoFFFr il du The during week have been 800 bags
mostly AZ ec sic but prime held De- The stock on hand
62Oob9Fs MEss PORK firm ct Sl5GSlo o. srERNSbAANSA
hst u prem. . 80. e,, &c.,. g.. H..
reached barely O0 hAes Operators agans Pscfcs advcs
PRouprKcE Saturday June H. 1853 coTToyThe market clio
bales WOOThe stock s light aud
Price, es week lbs PRINTING cLoTHshsrket
frnn and prices tending upwards sales 5-Ot pece'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

The San Francisco Shipping List says
amid the general depression which pervades the mer'
camille community gives much pleasure to be aee to
state that we can recall time in experience Of Can
fornia in which the mines yielding more bountay
han at present, or the miners generally doing better
The following statement shows the aggregate amount Of
tolls collected on all the Canals of this State up to May b.
Tor several years and the amount collected during the Nh
all In Mnu m each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

g. .e lev. Of ne ossn.ry and wsoopnn IN We ma
r.. arc s' I'D soaa sas. % 1
! !s't. ISi s. y &C. p SS sr9sr Tue s:
o ws:,n essa ss 80 ~ s O r.ns q hchsan sad 10
.S I'd e 81 for common One sOgts sc FGur
ts} IS s sH COMMON 20 coed so Ast.n. and
esstS. spS 9, = Rye Flour quiet
= Gss rT anf SsT. y Shs, &c Tor s1pS,
s nd ~ s sSD' s tsSs i' Ohio / q S e.
s1. &c. p. nDc sS White r ohio supply
s O. so sS;S VII H,r y & S Ssiissos Oats are easier
snd du; sale,f Jersey at ssa45c od STATE end ween a. &c
irsSe ;ses q t0O bu.h $685. m Ussgged soGSle for
ssntheE nixsd eae2e for soS 9 whei o'e0 '
WHISKY Ke e INN and ths demand i far sac, Of
lots bridge finn. sales q Is hhd,. at 22c
M sss u 10 VA IS asSs 81 Mes ,ad
slssss e fer ss ard 81 ss "a y mo r 6 for County,
Ne Ell 5dsI2 81 for Rspeted Chicao and 81 az % ot AZ
go Beet el as. ere S4s a. saasS Cut ssssy a4
Pny Sac, Of SS Ind SS At % for zee .sS bo
Lard better ard good demand olaiolc for Fair to strictly
TALLowA good home demand and steady markets sales OF 'O
HIDES quiet and wei pPorrtssd 40 o.
4uo Barcelona "a ~ At H. 2ooo Msraesieo % 10 81 ~
6Itsis m't aui t English Lined i Gi
a52 steady q s5S y oT S,a
'FFhTHERs s IN sod demand Sales have been made OF oO
o1 p TS gss.e % and tie @s s Sale;
! 1,ero prime yellow at 29a2'c. ,..,..,. s,,.. ~
i
Is taes Eastern and We,tsrn st lsgoc 49, ,,..s s,e.
| Of 81, zee conn st g. -.
PLAsTFR-Tbere Il change. Demand 10 % Saee VI 'No
csrgo Rlue Wmdsor at IS IS. .,,, . -. On. g.
! Con bis Lump a, 81 80. 49,.
LUMBER 4 in active deuisnd and the market without
Spruce and Pine at s3 odclh
OF LFeiPO'4
! Orel ~ So q: rs tuns Camel az a. 80 time. =,
GROCFRIFS-Cofee-O Our market steady but quite actVe
Of $40 bsg RIO mostly ct the latter pee O mas
Laauyrh eidaIc Sugars moderse
COO Brown Havana At % 7tc
bids &c Molssses remains uneh
New Orleans 2d2c Porto Rico &c Clsyed OuDA %ioi N'
| Muscova5o2fc. $50, E. 49,.
LEATHER-The market firm, with good demand for heaVy
| WEIGHTS fer shipping at 1S0lSlc. . -, ,ooo ,,,.,i. =.
FfsH-The nDarket steady but quiet; sales Hn qua
fa75dss price for ST. Georges Bank hsckefei " III
/ tCtye ~ previous quotations.. csoz D.. g.,
CAKDLES-A gOsd local demand; sales V OoAee ~ @'' '-0 "
! common and d42c for Patent (tirgsiandsl
philadelphia Market SATURDAY Junell-f'h
The COTToN MARKETS quiet
There NOR. inquiry FLOUR but At prices below the views o.
holdes % Of 5O bis good Western brands At 81 ~ y bb Whe
the general asking rate There moderate inquiry Tor cay cor
sumption quotations Nothing dong IN either hfk
| o Com MEAL
GRIs-WLea IN den there sle oasIns aod
small lots Of Red az 81 vas
u,be small ot Of Rye brought CSC Corn scarce and In TAR
snd Southern Pennsyvans Yellow Oats are dn a.
lest quotations.
| In Groceries and Providers there change.
WHISKY In b is scarce and held zc sales OF bids al &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

- 49,, o.,,r. Civ Of Boston Crscrd Boston, Keanst.e
cls ssw Yors shp Newton Wi ney Boston o-,n e.
800 ~ EirS-ou ia Forest s-se slower
~ th,,f ~ ach T. irelsnd Otnbes van hseIi 'i'-eJ
800. Wilu,r ston C.; " Hazard. burciek ne"PofI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

UThs Illinois at hand with about million and nan o
gold on freight and in the hands Of passengers The i'm
port Of the last three days by the FL Dorado Promehea
and Illinois will probably reach aggregate Of over tore
millions Of dollars The San Francisco Money market IS
active at cent Gold Dust was in demand at s7 So
Sight Drafts on the Atlantic States cent pr sn.i 80
days "a a2I cent 60 days. az cent ~ oays Ia
ne cent Sight and 10 day Bills on London, 46l a47d
90 days 47847Id Sight and 10 day Bills on Paris also
90 day Bills, 4f.9O.
The quotations Of leading stocks are;
10 CT. dsc. from par and AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

Mr. James Hall has been elected President Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad in place of Judge Ellis resigned
small parcel Of ore from the McCullooh Mine, about
bushels was crushed and amalgamsted in "Gardners
machine yesterday and yielded go in gold equal $40
ner bushe This result speaks well for the richness Of the
ore Of this mine An assay Of the "augs being made
I'M order 10 test the working of the machine.
The Rank of Comm and the Union Bank of Albany
each with capital Of s250OoO will go into operation shortly
IN the city of Albany and then tho banking capa the
city will amount TO 100000
The Allegheny Mining Co request TO state that they
have not agreed to payany advance of wages.
Henry A. Perkins Cashier Of the Hartford Bank tCt
has been elected President in place Of David Robinson
who declined recollection Mr. Perkins has been connected
with the Bank for twenty i've years
Importations for the week ending Friday, June TO-.
ss1,s s' y % s s s.s. S s.s
COls4e tTns no ssslsIO1s cSsrfsTatS Sss, = sS
cases inSo s. cases Nader bss, yellow berries
'hf;'; Loe.so Sas S9ts d. IS cash! SOD.
Brm,tops $50 ss: GSyss soda So cast. o
Sls EI:s = Robert
90 EspisSoa Edmond 81 a. MOqisSus. s. 40 Jsyosad
81 DO = Do colon DO kf Pn;. at s%as
7sss sss.' S So R fias:
: ssIe. o Lsnons 10 Is Oranges 10 Cit
to PtsP; S sS S.s sn e S Deer SKINS IA bale,
Hs1.s SIN: =. ssSSssP fss aS ss.. %
ireSS $50 Bundles 75 Bare SIS bun sheet 24s ban Hoop,
"a olI Plstes So Rails, 4ll5 TONS Pig go bun VIE
piecss RvsEER-a5 pkg LEArHER-tl bales
IEap-S Piss LvNsERl9tuns Timber 2@4 Hsena'aek haess
NusrkRD-s1ctses 50 kegs
NErAl-So0 bds. l. lalgl lbA - -,
...,: e i.s: ss s' FA S.l. s case.
owe 70 piF:. 2sS.- Pals. ea bozs, Harlem on
PorAroEs-l, rs bash f2l IBIS .,., -.
p1NT-9 NeTdeF 200 easks Ems Powder 10 DDS Lne
uhe 100 sksO chre, 80 bills Ven Red
So, = Conch. RAcs-Soi bales
S.e.s-A SIS hhds bblS. i2,2es bags, LIS boxes
S.STPETRE--5Co hags SrFEL-a2I ease, 81 bds - -
csseS 10 boNes 10 hafdo, 1881 do, $50 fifth de-
go tenth Do; 1890 IN bulk
''s,Lr-SI69 sssks, lAlS bushels n, a.. e. -
spIRus-4 pipes Whsky S pun hoHs <0eAS % PpeS pun
a., ,e hhds and 81 half do Brsnfy -..,,.
eoAr- $50 boxes s I'LL 900 80 iSo...s
t9l hosss tn Pates lss0 slabs Loo tefne Plates
lltss.ccoots s bales IS seroons ToNAroEs-sS ooaes
hhds butts lis pipes 200 h. pipes - a. DO
sS4pS. is4 1sfSo sxh 90 eEhih ss7 eoHe So baskets
Ios. 7s logs Rosewood @ lO0 Cedar 2sl5 ogs
nr,,ssi WoeS 4 ss2 lcss Mahogany. LiNc-io9 easn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
To Mariners.

We ar. requested to state the ship Mary Merrill when At ~
mouth Bsizsrds Bay 9Th inst beang ruek le r2eh Oh ~
Nv psnt Of and Pizs ledge At the time 81
If bot bore y distance 80 to 500 yafs Tue snip W"
drsi Il feet inches water Bedford Mercury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
Nv TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON June lt-Arr new clipper Silver Cloud from BAH
Ne sehr John Eliot from Cape Hayden 2st ut dec BRIG W.
Parker Norwegian bark Juien from Corr
May 4 With l5s pafsenxes
kEw-oRLElNs Jane is-Arrived ship Henry, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
Foreign Ports.

A. Melbourne March ships Clara symme. for London
A. fh FEB n brig Emeine Green condemned Capt would
'h rs cargo o. bone = The mt 9pPoHT,uny from ,, TO-
Bedford; Emily Taylor West rom DO MARCH ordo bark
Sarah Hooper Locke from san Francisco March ~ for s.
Honolulu April 10 ship Es warwch Watson, fr New Bed.
Tsibo. o Francisco Dig. ca stb, chip York MeKendy
AT ysgs..sS Mare. q, 2 B q. EaP1IGsy1s s.4, from
Calico 4h g Ap S. Patrick Whitman San Francisco and
aid. sh for Chinehs Islands 20 load for Sew-YoTk.
SasLs ID q, D 'hp Af1s1ss Baxter for Boston M
A. Pam 10Th at tg Mary Emily of and for EewH.yea day
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Xtsra Cuba, th ult sehr Hendrek HadsOu for NewYok
sd O., 40 2lt glis big srseliqA Warren, Nev-Yo,t.
Posndi 18th, Toledo Hemingway, ssY0It 18Th Ed<srd Row
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Helen Mar. Taylor Se~Yorki J. W. McKee, Wlss Nes-York
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bula Rowland Brdxeport - ~' '
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pcol eak Helen Marie H0wes boston; bss Calvert Hadgn IA
has Jane hiskern Skerson Boston, chs Lydia Gbhs Gbbt
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bver Mass CID bsLs Ease Br Long GlAssow; Appleton NeE
East Boston; bra Falmouth Williams, RIO
sshs svsn Johnson Nev-Yo-k; ove4nd Greenlsw Boston
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DOR SMALL Jaekscrye shs Arsustas Blunt DO; MoUL Morse
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