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The ShelbyviIEe House. AND the
south Nashville Furniture
Manufacturing Conn
D:inY IL flifcA


INllE undersigned takes pleas
Il ure in announcing tp the citi- &SSss,5
zens of this and adioinink counticsI saEses *
that he Is constantly rocdvin., in aJdif-ou g.,
his already large stock, lbrgc and sbleud-,l lots
of plain and fashionallel FurniturI- with Il,
part consists Of the following ARTICLES. M,I,,,,-
any Bureaus from u 4, D. different STYLES,
prices from ; 10 to 500 Mahogany Dress
bureaus Win glasses at So and upwards. 4
sp'endid lot OF Sofiss btth common and iii
also French do. Bedsicads--Trtndl, Eci-
steads, los post Bedsteadl. common Redsleadg
PLAIN curtain do octagon 10, misses DO. semen
tinc cottage dc. seTleitine sretian gothic
cottage do, French sofa h.. find mabeo-a,y ~,
prices from 81 so to S75. 1'anIcs--i,ol.-
ing tables brei kfast dc, desert do. dining DO.
extension do. side do center To- card do
prices from 81 soto SIS Chairs --eemnoo
do, cane seat do mahogalv and walnut rarl.I
chairs, Rocking do, sewing and nursiao 10
scroll and plain Rockers. different STYLES 81
Elizabeth chair, &c. WaFlrohes ard nres.es
cribs aud cradles Givans .ua ott,bn,ai,s ioupce..
and mattresses stands aid waIh stands On
closed and plain writing desks and safes. hat
racks and whainots foot stools ara mirrors
&c. &c. &c &c. all Of which are mabuf,efnrei
by the South Nashville Manufacturing Com
pany-' md te4r7aDtcd to b cqual In goodness n.
any work made in city or couuirk and which
work viii sell at their b,icfs. y bshville prices
,eittoqt a1'y oitltjonai etarge for remit Also.
twill make liberal deduction On large bills.
The greatest possible care is taken III packing
to Send at Assistance
NJ c. MoULToE.
Shclbvvifle July II IS53-J,
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Nandries.

ts sSz WINES, for cooking purposes; Cheese.
W. an excellent article; Confectionaries.
w Almonds, sRaisins, Preserves. and Bran
al word, every articl lie necessary to make
p sone of the best collections of Family
groceries ever in Fayetteville.
Feb. 10 W. H. & III. G. HOLMAN
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sHELRYYILLE lnH.

1--WE subscriber having pur- 4 %N@A
l. chased the entire property EaTsz.+s
known as the SAel6ypiHe Inn, and 9 49,.
expecting to ofliciate as landlord of the same
during the balance OF his life, would respect
fully announce to his odd friends and the public
generally, that he continues at his old stand
where he has been for the last fourteen years
From the long experience in his business, he
hopes to continue To give general satisfaction t
all such as may favor him with call. His ta-
BILE will be as good as the market can possibly
afford Prices moderate. Rooms neatly fitted
Passengers with their baggage stopping at the
Inn, conveyed to and from the Depot free OF
Extra charge. Sept. % ID. S. EVANS
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PAIN TING,

fHillE subscriber VIC uld request the Z--S
4 Inhabitants of Fayetteville, and ~
all Others wishing House, Sign and Or
namental Painting, GYaining,
Marbiing, Paper-lianging, etc. etc,
done in a workmanlike manner, to give him a
call. Feeling confident from his past expe-
rience as Painter, etc, that he will be able to
suit all those who shall favor him with their
patronage. Satisfaction warranted and orders
promptly executed.
Office in the large building, south side Of
the public square. Orders can also be left at
the Bell Hotel.
JOHN NJ. WINTERICH.
February 16, 1854.
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NEW FIRM.
BUCHiNANI BEAVERS & RUSSELL

HAVING associated themselves in the
Il Mercantile business, will at all times be
pleased to see their friends and all persons
wishing to buy goods. They are now receiv-
ing from the Eastern Cities a large and well
selected stock OF new and fashiOna BILE
goods. all Of which they viii sell on the
most reasonable terms. Having purchased
the large Brick Store House on the northeast
corner of hesquare, Fayetteville, Tenn, for
merly occupied by Thomson & Buchanan, are
permanently located, and hope by strict at
tention to business to merit and receive share
of patronage
Our stock will be completed in few DAYS,
when our advertisement will appear in detail.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN,
C. p BEAVERS,
b. u RUSSELL,
March So 1854.
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M@n-H,HHEEs

|TByHE undersigned having bought the inter-
a est of his late partner Ia the firm OF
Goodrich, buchanan and Beavers, and also in
the firm Of Goodrich d Beavers, will continue
the business at the old stand, west side of the
Public Square, where he has been for a num-
her of years His Stock on hind is one of the
largest and most desirable lie has ever had
the pleasure of offering to the trado--einbra-
cling every article usually kept in Retail
House; suffice it for the present, to say, that
this stock cannot be surpassed by any retail
house in Yennesdee-in fact, his stock is too
large for the present season. and he Is deter
mined to sell it OF, even if at unusually low
prices. For the liberal patronage extended
him by the citizens of I4lncdln county since
his commencement in BUSINESS, he is under
Ihhny obligations, and inteHat, if by -close APP
IIlication to business and de4ire to sell goods
for small profits i'll still secure their custom, to
do SO. JOHN GOODRICH.
Dee !, 1863.
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SPECS.

10 BAGS PErrrf; 10 do. Ginger;5 a.
4 ~ y h bags An,gisd: % lbs n,.t@esa; ID
90 lbs Gloves; 10 j 5 Mace; 10 Mats II
cinnamon BARK; lp boxes Ground Pepper
now N st4re by MITCHELL d SPERHY,
Fec. % Sfelbytillc, Tenn
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FRESH ARRIVAL
DIgMEI7 & HAMPTON
lDRU9G1SrS9
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.

(West SIDE Of the Public Squme,)
se.S9lE1. HAVE just received FRESH SUP
E1sT Ply Of
Drugs, Medicines aud Chemicals;
Paints, Oils, Varnishhs and Dye-Stulis;-
Window Glass and Putty;
Glass Ware, Perfumerv, fine Soaps;
4 Fine IIarand Tooth Brushes;
4 Paint Brushes;
Surgical and Dental Instruments;
iSpices,. Snnffs, Tobacco, Segars;
Patent Medicines, a great variety;
Pure Wines and Brandes, for medical purposes
Fancy Articles;
BooE&s--school, Co llege, Medical, Miscella-
neous, Poetical and Historical;
Blank Books, Letter hnd Cap Paper;
Superior Inks, Steel ems and Quilts;
4 Letter and Note Envelopes;
Note Paper and Visiting Cards.
/ To which we politely invite the attention of
physicians and the public. Purchasers will
find our stock COMPLETE. We purchase on the
best terms, and ARE determined to offer every
finducement to purchasers Physicians bills
and prescriptions will receive particular al
tention at all times.
May 26. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
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SUGAR.
IN STORE
EIOUR!EIOUR..

FLOUR!
NTE keep constantly on hand G
w large quantity of Flour made -
at the Bedford Mills, which we warrant equa
to the Cincinnati OF st. Louis Flour.
COLDWEIL & CUMMINGS.
Dec. /. Shelbyyille, Tenn.
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CHAINS

nFall sorts--Log, Fifth, Tongue, So
~ Breast, Stay, .Stretchers, Hal errzlzsss szzs
ter, and Trace. Feb %. SHAPARD.
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SPRING GOODS.

to whifh we respectfully invite the attention Of
the merchants of Lincoln and the adjoining
eountiFs We are the importers of several
brands Of Irish Linens, direct from Belly
mena ireland, and are fully able to supply
country merchants at New York and Phila-
dephih prices We are also importing for
spring sales, Embreideries and Lace
Goods embracing every description and
quality of Collars, Capess Undersleeves Cuffs,
Mantillas, Lace Points, Chemizettes,ySwiss and
Jacohet Edgings and Insertings, Black Silk
Laces, Bite. which we can sell as low al they
are jObbfd in-any city in the Union. We pro-
pose to sell any description of goods as low as
they can be bought from Eastern jobbers; and
in order to prove the sincerity of our PROPOSE
ton, we propose 10 duplicate any Nero York
invoice merchants themselves being the judy
es. Our stock IS ample sufficient for the ar
gest demand; and in v4rieties and styelIof
Dress Goods particularly adapted to the
improved taste of the times. To Cash Buyers
and Pr9mpt Time Deafe's we are disposed to
oifer ertya Inducements, and from them solicit
careful examination Of onf stock before buying.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & CO.,
APs 90 and q, Pubic Sqllars, NashmRe, Tenn.
Feb. l6, lS54--2m
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NAILS.

lust received 125 kegs cf Nails.
- the best article made in the United e
States. COLDWELL & CT INNINGS,
Dec l. Shelbyville, Tenn.
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CASTINGS, Hoes, Spice, Ginger "
~ Rice, Indigo, White and Red Lead. -s8
Spanish Brown, Prussian Blue. Linseed SSfgll
Oil, Shot, Powder, Lead, Tobacco. Gil w
gars, etc etc. Come along and see. F.
Feb. %. SHAT ARD.
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NOW is YOUR TIME. III
EpARREL Salt down in ptice at fEE3
ID Feb. %. SHAPARD's. &
ARE YOU READY!

tTNHAT Sack of Coffee. barrel of sr,vs,,,
II Sugar, quarter, half or whole AHlss
barrel of Molasses, is at SHAPARD'S. 49,
Call and see. Feb 20, 1854. =
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100 Fnfio 4iFs & 4%ds 81 asdS. e..
March .. ShelbyvilIe, Tenn
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Sugar and MOlaSses.
SUNDRIES.

- OF the very bfst quality, and al chea
asany one can afford I'd sell, "a
Feb. 10. w. II. & III. Cl Holman.
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DuI ncan,N or gan & Co
n os. 70 and IL Pu bile Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

4 RE now receiving and will con- CO.,
"a tinue to receive during the sea- 49,
SON, large and well assorted stock of -
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new EUnNiTljRE!

M Il have opened new Cabinet sir-- :,
w Ware-room, ON the south side -~-ssT@
Of the Public Square, Fayetteville,in p = z
the large bodybuilding, where those in need OF
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WHISKEY

20 2. BIS 3 ris, g. H Iss ali WIS
ELLIOTV & THOMPSON.
March 8. Shelby Vile, Teb n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Paksengers Arrived.

IN ,i.amer PaeGe from Loeroi-Co J. Lee Mr. Moultos,
Professor X Duhglson. Nj. Dunsl. Mss Atkinson MI
" A. II. Taylor Mr. sud Mrs T. A. Oerch and servant Nj
riliehoddy. MI ard Mrs A. q Peekaam asa ehhd Assa
Forest smith. J y Dale Wis, Nixon Assst. o iHS. Ne
ard Mr. T. C. Benedict, }. Norwood Misses q aud VI .nd
NelwoOd, Me. N L smith ~ Tre3son Mr and Nd VI,
Arnrong Nj and Ms Bishop and family hessrs Cre.sh
" bite HooItT Neew Rogers Bel rfsny and CLARK Mis-
Nhfe, MF. tud Mr.. c. Darling. Ars l. and Mss .aa
Mr W r. Bridge Mr. and Mr. L. d Kensdy, he,srs v y.
Norwood Hursheeot Felows Nathan Adams, Foley, ns
ibg and CoetburD; Ms T. johnson and family NJ aud Mrs
D,yeuK ard daughter Messr. Eu,tis Goodwin s.un
den MIS- Co1e, M Lsnier and sstsr Ar AID Mf 4 Top
pan tpy Hessrs Fscouer and Andenon, hr sud Mfa
Abuihnot Mr. and Mrs Osdsn, Captain smith Mr. and Mrs
idaId Mr. and Nrs NeFn aud child MI stoddAfi Dr. and
Mt. Flint as Gwinn Mr.. Mallet. M GutmAn and child
ton, Brewster, Riddle and Wekemaui Mrs. hns1 snd enud
Mis-. J. Prinsle and daughter the Rev Nj. Whd.s NJ.
OBrien. A. EliAs. Mrs. NJ POner and family, Mrs nAam
and children, Nj. .nd MI,. Nelly ME. CLARK hr; and
Mrs. W. Harrison. Mr. and Mn. O. PINE ana family ars
Blodseu Mrs. Hsrdy, Mrs Lau,er. MI. Mrs. aad Aiss
Hills Messfs. Nicholson Datt Arr.on, Watson sod Ballard;
Mics Caru Miss Bers M Stsrke and servant, NJ steiner
Col. Benedict Miss PIit,enoe, Mrs Top Aessrs Tall
rDachea Reid o'Ne Hal Holmes A.tinss tende .at
Ni1on Mr.. Nicholson MI snd Mrs. j. B0Ofs sd two chill
dItn ard IS otheu-Totsi ~. 49,
A. Duuue H. Dunue Miss Brodie Mr Nsssn, Ar, Mrs and
Master krsrslof Mr. Wrth. Mr. kermise Couut de Ia bo
doyire Ms Nacke. Mrs De seeeA snd ehidre1 NJ Cur
en- Count DE- Cibers Mr. Nansary Santiago Mis- Steers d.
sisussy-Ss ID. and % in the ID eabia .
IN Jrrg Tornado from BermsdgMrs Hanley, d Hunt, Ms
IL Gnber, NJ MeGnl. II. J. McGnl Q McGll, @. ~. Kemp
j. &ecsIi5y H. Nec%ny, J. Inr.hs4. ~ ~
Truman al
Ia .hip g Lamar, from LoESo.-E H. Kaoales, Mrs L.
IN ,lip Fai,6sid from Lirerpool-s. Lsboviter.
IN bark Fiash. from era CrHEJ PeAsan3 in steefsze
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF YoRK.........sErrrxs

Sie.nshirs-JaInestovn, Csyendy Norfolk ke Ludlar
Pe.ssn; Star Of the South MArts New Orean. taa-
ten; Nashville Berry. ChArlesson sPo10gd Tleston Co.
Skys-Msrs Greene RIO JaneIro >fter Ironstes; John
Raeef- Sands Liverpool J. Fossr Jr ChAllsnge (:ppsT)
kenny San fraucsco Sutton L CO.. Lexrron Kelly New.
Orleans, W. H. Riyersh; Anns Ttn, Lnscoti Mobile j. U
Bster 4 Co.
Bsrk.-s,ad Ant~erpen, Uyttsnhoyen. Antwerp. W. y
Schmidt Co AsrAna Iisl SGriOno Gibralt.r Jos yesn
Robtrf (Od Palen H1nbETg, W T. schmidt Co; Mary
r Barney Luther Csdx W. L. B.ksr; Csthsrins Azxass
Hraon 81 Th0uAs A O.ksn1th; Virginia Randall Trinidad
Then psoa Hunter.
G.lhotts-Triron (oHsu Ra;J. Br,nen Heuuinx, Mailer
Go.lirg; Dolphin, (Datetl DObbn.e, QEsbee FGneh L
Atircks.
Bris.-G. W. Brinkerhos, Phlbrook Cha, J. a. Han;
GtT.y BOYD ST. Johns 4. Giinbernaf Escor.ra; Dad
rurle (Br swan Barbados M&cleton CO. Lsur, Sack
poie Tririd,d TboupsCn Hunter; Isabella Crow harsf
Bsehitucto; Cygnet lBl.l smith Windsor y Whst.
psy A Co Daniel Webster (BT.l Campbell $: John v B.
TriefsTh Stein, Ch.st0n, 0rnoeo Johssoa Phil
sdshis rAou Hunter Lady Of the LAKE. GIL D-r.-
ran. Middleton Co; Edward, HodzdOn. J.cksoavlle, r.
Swift Cei NsEstsfs, ThonPson, Wilmington n C.. Dale
Co
sehr.-Bs-erst Sweet EorfoIt n.s.,r; swrn stsr.snz
B.ltinore c. .N.rhy; Pseee, White WHniastoa. D. c
Nrrr1y; Anetz Diekers1 Richmond, Van BraEr Sl.xh.
hsry j.se Not; Norok. srEes. clesnAn Co; CSarisr
Hsrsha Fr.dsrek,burg Van brunf slzsht; Ey Juds1n
1zEbe Barnore. Johnsoz LG~den; AlEx-sdo JAY Boz
tpu W Lv; soofhsrner Bar. Bostos Dayton sprxx7e
Atlantic, Nekerscp, salem, r w Ropes Co; J. ~ Ns-
Pvn, Chapman New Haven. master
sbsp-Anencs. BsAsr, frvvSeses, Hnsser.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Passengers sailed

IN ,feanship Arciie for Ltorpo-Mr and Mn Lamsoa M.,
Ds,h Mr. and Mr brvlefmsn w. j. Robinson. Mrs. DannE
7. Justice Lieut. odsrshaw and lady, y.a Berger joan
Brownen Jas A. II. Bell, A. H. solomon. N-York; L. Ross
ssn Frsneiseo; Wm D. Greene and lady Mr. and Ha Sum
ner Miss Sledmsn, T. W. bsysrd, :. Alhsgeh. NewYok;
Chsr.s Carlson DR. T Sargent Mrs sarseut Mrs 5sye L.
o. Wilson Mr Counelble Mr. Hof5eGr M Longer Mis- I+
abel. Morris Miss Brown Mr. Holmrs Mr. II Seis
and LADY New loTE: X souih~ieI Ne~burs; D Ire
fuse New Yok; Cesar Peaan, Penn; Y. Christ, Mr and
Ms Prof Mitchell. Mss Mi,eheIl. Mr. MteheI and
chndreu; Gen Dir d. Joy Browne and lady Byron Bode
Eew.Yort; Wm Philips, J strstton Se~-iOrk; Wm ID.
Jones New Jersey Capt M.jOr York; Mr. and hrs o.
BrowIson Miss Ailett Masser Brown H. Appold Captain
Mckay Boston; Jo.eTh MaEbsy C.nsds Mr Lepianet ".
H. Lewis PhilsdeThis; Miss Din. James Wadsxorh James
Aytwood New.York X W. NOodraf, WusmsbnGgh; Miss
NJ A. Wynn John B. Rrsdlsy. Mn. j. 3. Rrsdley Fr.oee;
Jchn Muse Ohio; II. O. khAm Phi adelphis jacob Heha
CsloFIs; John Foley Georssi r. Merchant New York;
kHsts Scott EnEsnd; J. G. Gibbs c.: Louis span, Pitts
buIsh Lou. LevlsoI Feudauder Germany; J. H. Jones
Wales Sehu df San franeseo Julius Case Germany;
Klein france; Smith and wife Jss Kn0beod Mr. Potts
and lady Ne~YoIk; r. R,nwet, Henry James Aurrslis;
y. Guelpe, Fsnee A. Corksedge and lady, EnssEd-fo
tai S.
IN steaxsAp CySs for GG,sO.-Mr Halkerist Alexander
Bull Theodore Bull Miss ull Jss Baznett Wm. Bennett
Geo MeIniyre, lady and children Geo Fulton Michael K
ley and lady with infant Jane. Msguire Rebe, Wilson Dr.
". c. Moss, John wolsey, and a In the s,sense
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
James McIIenry's Circular.
Per Psei6el

Per Pacific LIVERPOOL. Tue stav. AUG. =, 1884.
PEovrsoSs-Bsoon has declined p a; the ien.nd 10
but there fine here most Of stock hsvins oeea
BY the Southern Route. In Beef PORK there
sh.nEe; very large Government contract announced
Shoulders sfriye freely and sell slowly
LARD hes declined There sellers a. S. but buyers re-
fuse at over %
T.LLow depressed by continued supplies from Russi.
tray TO calculation Of speeulaion.
RICE quiet
BREADsTUFFs-There s large eonsump;iy. der1,nd for
Flour and Wheat at about previous socks mDca
reduced and finer qualities but with the near prospect
abundant harvest. the business without animation
The rapid Of potato disease causes sp-crsye
feeling 10 Indian Corn and al Offering s about ID hnds ready
BUYERS
limited and the supply large; prices irregular and mostly
MA n. lower again this week In Msneaeer to-day very
hte Is doIpE. but pEiees are not EeneraIy lower.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Pnr.d.iphi. Market .s.rU.D.r. srrr.

Corrox unehsns.d with little doi.g CLovrRsrEo fesiv
About sold which The sskins pre-
FLOUR limited demand With ssles confined -
hone use at ssqS9 IS for common and rood brands sad
90 TJd slO 81 for and fancy extra Rye fLogs
sr.ree :, IS So Cosx NE.L hetfruy and es Of 90 bb
B-sndyvine reported st - So WHEsT more plenty s1d
hold Ab0u; ooe bush sot A. : =
asl &c for common 70 prime nd .nd s!as- o5 for sood 70
prime southern white. Coax Is in steady demsnd-SS9 on.n
rood Southern yellow sold oars have advanced. win
aes OF bns Southern Sc. RYE Is improvement
and w.red So bush. Southern odd a. y. GsocEnEs-
fsr bushes. doing cargo Msrscabo Coffee solo sbOut
Zee ard resaes made letc time Sugar and a3."ss
bring fall prices Provisions reDsm qu-t owing 70 nnne.s
Of hode WHsKY demand with sales o 900 bbls
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

From our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA-drrtred-Se s. ship sandu,ky, Rice,
Csso; bng Ex.beh Thorndke Pietou; schs Perseyersr
Torney Calais; :. B. Bailey, Carey, Providence, John A.
Roach Bsieman Boston, Triumph Baker, do Robert Miller
Wilson, Esfport Freedom, lBr Kenney, halifar.
CeayedSbps Tuscaroa Turey Liyerpooli OphiF, Baker
City Point; bfss Canton Smith Boston; Emene Ptmsn,
HAlowe Mudee. james Boston, Taylor Norton. Boston,
Kennebec n Copes New York; schrs Charlotte Cordrey,
Pawtucset D. b. Martin Peterson, NwYorhj B. Small,
Cri.be Old Cambridge; Tabths aud Hannah Somep New
York William Eekert, EcreTt, Newhsveni r. Glover,
Oger Boston, Geneva Cotton. Boston, g. Bailey Carey.
Weymouth Triumph. Clsrkson, Cheses Fanny, Herson,
NewHsyen; H. c. Corbt Monitor, Clifton; Tho. Csssdsy,
Richie Newburgh; Finsneier Wsnsley ddyyle; g.
A Mount, Tulley, New Bedford; Hartford. smith,
Hartford; Charles Hill. Lewis, Ports.esth;
L. Rothermel CLARK Albany Qneen Wagner Salem Mary
Eliz, 9Th Pickett Richmond; sophs Savage Kea, Jersey
Cit 'pt1 P-ry Ambrister Broosyn b Franklin Ross,
F.us =. Loper Lake New London; Adelaide, Haskell,
saler Cooper Corson, Boston; Cerro GoEdo, Hcovss,
Nor-ch; Flend Hslett, Boston; Globe Homer do CesA
Gsuti@r Serbern n C.; Danl Curne Hend ickson BhdSS
port; Ksoosh Donnsll Boston; Ants Diamond Fuller Wey
moutbi Triumph Baker Boston, sloop Jackson, J. Bowen,
hiluiL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Richardson Brothers ~ Co.'S Circular.

Per Pqoife LIVERPOOL. Tuesday August p 1884
At our market this morning had f.r attendance Of the
town and local dealers and from the interior dstrets
bu the tuyers acted with much eaGon snd only small bs
resulted in WHEAT and Flour reduction Of Sd "
n and the above noted decline FLoUs bat dne qaA
tifs did participate 20 the sane extent
lzrger show OF samples Of INDIAN Coax sale
u fe~ Of ne sound qutify buyers less
operate unless the prices asked bu,
quote the beet Yellow sale under 81 and White
So A. $50 n.
OATMEAL in fair request the prices ofFrdsy and the de-
maid OATS only limited the Of day. Some
,ishf showers fel, during market
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Brown. shipIey & Co.'S Circular.

Per Paeisel LIVERPOOL Tuesday, Alg. p, 1854
Since the date Of the above circular CorroS has been
trrm.iy dull the sales for the three days bsns only 1900
bales with 30O0 exporters At pr, rather In favor Of
WHEAT hs. declined Sd g 70 D INDIAN CoSs Cd p qr.,
suc FLOUR Cd TO II 4 Dbl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

Total fSs
Withdr'n from wsreh'se lO,9525sS s,s72soS HS,'a
The Imports for August show an increase Of about
o. 900 900 Of which 81 900 has been warehoused'
A very large proportion Of the present imports are
cop,ionnents on foreign account, for which the re-
udt,snees will be very much, 25 to 50 cent below
thc invoice prices, so that in view OF payments
abroad the imports Of the year are in fact no doubt
below those of last year. The aggregate imports
since January show q remarkable coincidence with
the same period Of last year. The warehoused goon
show considerable increase. The total amount OF
Drv Goods thrown on the market in August, was
eli ss3, ,2a4 against q, 9,922,2l5 The total amount
entered was ell, ,Oss against s9,s26,3s6. The
total amount thrown on the market for eight months
WAS s64,947, ,9e4 against se6,5so, 1856. The total
amount entered was sec osl against SCI, ,3isoO'
The exports Of merchandise for August show an in
crease Of about 900 August last year. which
was unexpected. The scarcity ofproduce had led to-
.he opinion that the reports would show decline
The figures are:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Dec "a s6O Dec 800 8

Decl 2ls 800 De-. .s9o 34J In oll $50 Inc l5d, ,l53
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity OF
the latter left at tidewater this year. compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows de-
crease Of 909 297 bbls. Of Flour
The following table shows the quantity of some OF
the principal articles Of produce left at tide-waier
from the commencement of navigation to the 81 ST OF
Aug, inclusive, during the years 1889, lJj days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Arrived.

ship LaaGr ,eirP.rl Nsyhe~, London s. esys WITH
re-. ard itl pssseuEers Dunhsn DIaoE Auk = at
So oE- - chip Marathon ron LiserIcei n iavs
out; asie soke ship Helen MeGsS from haDafs io'
NeW.Iork. -
shp FarSe4 LovelAnd Liverpool Jay 2, with eoa 70 the
Nsrb.trau G.s Cor1T4rT. vessel % g basley
Ship Hortensis lclipper. 0i Sew Oreansl ,N,9S ~,
Havre 81 dsvs with AID IS passensers - Nessa
IS lst. a. So iru- s.. spoke bA-x Jeeao JsnAa- "
e.y. farn Charlestcn Go.fenturg who had
ke.-v sale Arx IL NV. shipped ga snd BAL eed
the oye room with vhch d.mss-d uosi part si eer
rore.. SUPPLIED them with Sour and s1gsr-
Barn Fssh Wson Vera Cruz Azs l. with hdes and 'Pees
to HArroas Bros -, =
BIZ Hernssu Theodore fOA) WAsEl. Bremen Ss days, N
h.,t Gnd 4 p..-euEers Heprngs Mailer Oosline hai
death. and births on the pAssste- =,
Brf HaSee Name. Opoo. - tAys with VINE &C 20 r "
Searie.
sehr zer,i.h of PhI.d,lPhA) Downs Mayasae1 II days
with sugar 70 J. " OnsfsviA
Sch Narths Po.t of stybrook POss Charletoa 10 days
with co;tur &C. Pest 4 Rysrsuh .
sch al Priest Aeson Ocsscoke with shi7s 70 BRO IN
4 pero-sett
Schr Star. -. Augusta 10 DAYS
sehr Abbott Lawrence. Allen. BostSn days
sehr Zephyr. Perry Providence.
Schr Eens1l seey. Providence.
sehr NarJ Wise. DEHmrond Rocklsrd
sehr Nourmshsl. B.Eidse, RoeklA1t
Sehr Caroline -, New Haven .
schr B. Drrrnsnd Csherl frola the wreck o. ne saip
Moutez1rns ashore the Tavern houses
slILED-s:eanships Arctic Liverpool; Clyde, lBf) G.n
goa; ForiGs say.nrsh; Nashye, ChaEleson JAMESTOWN
wIND-DuIins the day. " Z. with dense oG below.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Receipts Of Prod nee .SEPTEs

BY yo-a Rh- Boats ss7 bbls Flour 70 bbl, Ash.s.
90 Whbky on do Provisions SC DO Lard l5 do Wool,
800 sdes Leather "A $40 bush Oats 90 80 do Corn.
Nv Nsse York 1nd Er> R1I~oaa2 Jis bbls Fioar. al
bass Wheat 50 bbls Proysous 50 DO WHISKY, ESQ sides
Leather 500 pigs. Butter.