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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

<,corCu PIG IRON.-Hundred tuus Nc
SSO,s,i. ,rA SC mixed BsmoeFs bet Ps ifos. a
Asd :sSiti5 TlLEsToS Co No 80 Bros4~y
=,n,,Xc sTEEL.-l, 900 bundles assorted, a
SfklNu, S,..,es.s~r. ~ ..le APeyto
sHORrRlDOS' No. q Cl.dst ..Ssw-fad
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

Boaro ano Rooms.
DREVOORT HOUSE.-The opening of this
ID ssl.sshu,su, /. un.yoidasly postponed anil THURS
DAY sept 7when IL viii positively be ready Tor the ieeep
Of guests.
EAGLE HOTEL oDGINGS.-Gentlemen
LODGINGS In single Rooms. Is per night, Of
Frankfort aud wllism..ss osise epen ali nshi:
A HANDSOME SUITE of FURNISHED
IA rARLoRs to LET a. Nc. "a LerOyPlsee
BOARD UP TOWN-A Gentleman and Wife,
~ OF two Snsis 1snisuen, can hsve soAaD WITH
pleasant APARTMENTS In a saies family, "a les-st
Gas. bath room, &c
DOARDING.-A Gentleman and Wife can be
ID accommodated with BACK ROOM and BEDRoOM
the thnd cy Of The House No 72 Esst Bro.dwayi OF
thre yonrs Men with sreast and Tea References required
DOARDlNG.-No. $50 Madison v-Families
ID desrous Of obtaining FURNISHED or UNFINISHED
MOONS IN srst class bOardns-Hoase, viii DO we'd call
st PISS The door South Ferry aud 4hav
n7Sn RDING.-A private family would LET a
Is snIr,T Of ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR, ssf.sal.hed or
partly % Ss nsasa..asp sas mH Iss sS aSS 5S are
rro .'ns. grus msa lnssiEs Ne Il MaesOasL-st be-
tween Bleeeter and R,> Sons.
DOkRDING.-A Ge>r >rtieman and Wife, and two
ID single Gentlemen he seeennedssd with Board at
No IS fsmsrsisspIses, Ne zl Wss ssh :, between the
sh and sth-sv hoase WIN a. as roSern ia
psovemen such oath heaters &e oe't Of fs7snees
s1sssassS-
BOARDING in CATHARINE-S ST. - Fur
ID ni.hed ROOMS with without board at No Monroe
&, corner CsshArinese Terms n'as''' "''' ~
advance.
DOARD.-A PARL0R and BEDROOM TO
u LIT 10 Gentleman and Wife or two nsie Gsntlen en-
= x.,. f,uily Gall sf Ne las West s1tst, between ON
ead fthsvs-
DOARD in PRIVATE FAMILY in BROOK
ID LYN-A Geptlexsn and Wiis Gpo shnersnl can se
TRiTs - on the reondaeor .ns fRTvATE where
no oissr Bosrdsn isksa Hone lass nossrn pit saa
ss si:; issiSsfs fs' { sSss one: ss''
n0IRD.-One large front PARLOR on second
ID aoer viii psnsis h.ndsemsiy fsrnsssS suitable ios
1cdsied. Any q No IS Esst Bsssdvg
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EoR sALEETWELYE TEN-ACRE LOTS

Of GROUND situated the Boress R.er wslea rus 20
i,o flen. Fa. being the soah half Of lot 30 tosnshp -
T..E Coupfy SAT- New T0rs and within two miles o. nj
tsxn OF Minerva These ot- have -seh uS-r tIon SO
errf.y OF al torether for the mode ste nm OF OAs
Hundr,d Dollar. each. One-hsf rern.n &C eoaa ss
Tja irH.ru'.be For further psrteusrs n5ui'e
'Ns's De MOTT No IL spruce ct or OF
d SULLIVAN, owner, New 1ors',
.s.sa~ tsl
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W Il. PALMER's LITTLE MANUAL (says

The New.York Tfibune) " contains some CONVENIENT
attics and god deal Of Information with respect 90 the
value and OF advertising which we wih business
men would read nothing and Of them are
oo,ns III uands doss 10 speak OF the loses
thereby inflicted usor lack Of knoiede which that te
hand book contains fsny of them doubt our word let them
read Mr Palmefs Manual be enlightened and convinced
IL s So contains pages snd be Lad gratis at the
Aayertsug Agency Tihune Budngs or vd be sent post
n.d (ron the receipt three rsmpl TO posohee,
by addressing b. PALMER Advertising Agent. NewfofN
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and FURNITURE COMPLETE for

III IMMEDIATE OCCUPATIONS. pleAsaat!y sitaaiei a.
n Zqf JSv Broosn very healthy and <entee nei an
ild 4 v rods from the CITY Railroad through Myrtle
sv srd within twelve minutes walk Of the Fulton Mon's
- 49,, sntb Ferrie The house Is three stones with piazza
& and r,sr; the lot IS b, c7t feet which together WIN
frutiue bed. bedding crocssry glassware and
- al IN etreent order snd convenient be pure hased or
"a % so Of the r-m.in morssg- fos-
oer within Can oe any day from 10 TO
4 o'elcck Arrly On the preriises, or to
GRO & GRAHNfss No. a6 Maiden lsne Now-fo-k
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\ VALUABLE FARM and GRIST-MILL

IA for SALE-Sus.ec nile from sPriag Valley DepoS
Sew York and Enc RsFoad) and 81 ues from Nysck
the Hudsoa River " Y The Farm about seventy
s00d lAud suitably divided and o-ned plOw ad0w
and wood land al in good fenee and hzs SAFE Of eHya
On the premises there good Dwelling House well
uatee good Barns Stables Carriage House Battery Psx-ry
Smoke House and all Other necessary b1dnS requisite
farm The Farm wen ~atered and wei stocked ~ith large
Orchards o: Apple and other ui trees Of vaous kinds The
GINS; Mn tA Bum nstoDes al IN good running
order and Is dong business with rood nsFk-t
there Is good Dwelling House eose BY the Nil Which
VIII be sold with the Mil; and few OF land Be hsd
with the Mil n desired AL the above property n good
der and well situated IN pleasant neighborhood surrounded
ty ehuehes school and stores AL viii be sold tcsehe or
Nil desed One bali Of the purchase
money renaa bond and mortgage Title ps-teet aud
possessor gtveD time For further part.euars aPpy
70 SAMUEL BABCOCk. No IS sthay., between IIth aad
18th Nswiork City, the the aescroer,
JOHN v. SMITH.
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Orrlel REeLNEEO o. TAxts. NEw CITY aALt. PARk.

UfTlCE KkCEINkkVF IAAfsf NV NIIf HAIL., FAkk.
TAXES-loj4-RATE l05 6-l00.-NOtice is
hereby given that the Tax Books the present year will
be open toI payment the Ihy day Of August and
that viii then be prepared to receive the taxes charged there
persons rayine their previous the first OF Soyem
will deduston of interest at q cest per
snnu1 calculated from the time 0f TO the first of De
cembeT One y will be added all taxes unpaid
the hTs, December next
Hours tor receiving tAxeS-ffom a. 70 p ~ Banks
bic money only received. HARVEY HART,
Receiver Of Taxes
NBPersons eau have their bills by spp yng this otse,
and give full aud descriptions Of their
property aud thus avoid Also TO inquire fo personal
al, nsny.
lroOn Nster 70 be added 70 the Tax
bills IN accordance with law lately passed by e Legislature
and persons will he required the with the for
the present yeer-New-loIk. Aus. ~ 1854
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60 iUbom it ttlap Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED--The body of
II ADAM MCQUEEN native Of Scotland. bGt for some
has resided Danve Pa found the shore
Of the Hudsos River Cak the I'd day Of July His
relatives are anxious thus far been unable learn
how with his death he LETT Danye on tue ith Of
June They hpk fallen from OF the Troy
Abary boats between the 18th and h Of month Should
any OF bis scqusHtGnees have him beard OF any
pe ron knows about having fallen overheard that
time they will confer a favor BY informing ROBERT Nc.
QUEEN Troy Iron Works. N Y. or JAMES GIBSON, No.
lSO Spring e., NewYork city.
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and LOT for SALE.-No. 232 Third

OISE and IOI fOr sAIE.-NO <o< Il uiIu-
AZ vfs, side-The IIoufe Of brick aud four stories
Isb The ersf s;oJ with the walk and contains two
Stores There two story building CONNECTED WIN lhe
bf5 , comfortable accommodation for mOderatesi1e IA n
The urrer stories are oil finished for two families each
rtnt payable :nonbly in advance Tbs pf"Peiy Is wen ,e
sted M business the immediate neighbO hood containing he
fp.,, prcyemrnts In the There part "t the city
,.t,u. srd entefr.ng looking forward 20 realize
cer,tiu I pay interest and a1es and give one
~ he stores ree To the night krd OF person only
$500 will be- relud the balance can remain on bond
Z oftease for OF wears Apply 20
Drrr NJ GtfIDN. No i27 Bqvfrv. Grard-Et.
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rop SALE or EXCHANGE-A valuable

PRoPERTY Of I6h acre. in the State of WISCONSIN,,
Siotirs fouri.bns city OF o inhsbitants the cry .f-
no. .b tbe SANE and hos hslf mile trem the Depot
~ ,ss Nlssn.. .nc Chicago Railroad The shove property
i r h. sntsd Tor building sits and !, very vausbe it
,il b . on terms exchanged tor FaFn IN tne vi
cfrty ofNer.Yorf. Apply 70 v,,nopr \. V,,,u..
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EoR SAFE. or EXCHANGE Tor FIKs

CLASS CITY PROPERTY-seysial elessni ,n5 es:'',
Le REsIDENCE tie b.aks o. me hslsoa a, -. = e,
S.rS Yonker,-ore hour bv railroad OF sieanSca H1-n
H. eity and soces.lbe eIshi nae time. DAY
! eb.rainsl, loAs.d vsry hsh srou.a me 'ss "
80 ths rxsr bsips truis beautiful The 2rEe., oos'e
,ssy, nv I.rss and oommodoas balt OF bes aud
IL. eTsry oderD improvement and convenience ser .s
. r. ,rd. .ftsch-d IN the most perfect order To- ora
tvo ar so v--y pretty snd desirable h0nse- put
loveT priced For further p.riie1. ~. sgPiy TO M u
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|op S.IF-HoIrsE and LOT No. 80 Hicks

BROOULlN.-Lot. -1xIl", tfOust CO - y
,ion pesSsnt within minutes walk OF ether uon
49, Ee-,c. may remain mortz.ge F0ffaFther
as spr!v 70 iLLIAM H. ROGERS 9n the premises
- ,be ro,rtns between the hours Of 10 and ~
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j70R -ALE-Tbe taree-story BRICK HOUSE,

~ rs DufieJ--t bToosIyn y I' tlies e.n~s
= t H., eorou.hls p.nt-d and deeorstsa n-s tsns-
; - a.. I-1d 80 t.srsful and desirable I-ss, % e
= ..,,.sl 4, ,rsv Price - 7is. Aroly 20 ChAhLSs
jenkins No 2 tr.nsfor,-., E-~-1or.- zz.z.-,-
EOR sALE-At low prices, choice Loi9 on on
5th-av Alec, Lots S5th-ss, between 0sn aAa 'Ao
s0u-sys =. a.xies
so,,hw,.t corner 5th-sv and 3Sth.t, l~si~-
49, % n q PIERCE. Ptne-sf.. corner Brosa"sy
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DROoKLYN CITY PRoPERTY.-HOUSE

- ana LOTS for SALE. RENT or LEASE
Oneh. of rentee House one half block from Third
Rsiresd to Rsrs very cheap s=a ssn;se family Gn IL
Of May next
Property. Houses and Lets Exchange Improved
Furs Svnkea Lots ned cheap. Rsurs Collected and paid
over p1nefusy WATSON o. HAYNES, ieth <f. BroOklyu-
pR0OKLYNPR0P ERTYforSALE.-H0USE
II and rwo LOTS er ouneyst. Cl.s>on TIE
house story and easeuseni "a ey 81 tset with
IA BY Is al fsd with hick: marble NANTES N Ant and
second ooceed peos pipes throughout Sc and
contains twelve rOOna The s.rdsn hAndsesly laid
with borders and planted with the choicest Fruit vaes
end Foverk Lot s2 By lee Pooa ., say time. inlxrs
~ Ma II nQrrsyA
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E0k SALE IOr TO let t).-Three new nrst-ciass
L a. - E0rsFs in Ii. block Of Eve al slike esoa
iss ' y "a ~ ana +s .ouih side Of 1het, between
srd I-,instob., E.V- every convenience .ha
te.r tho-ourb exsninsfien Aepiys, no ~ LS' I'"
X - " n. y, q, ~ CEAS SMITH
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furuitrre, Nr
DF NBE a. KI N b + l.
Il ~ StTURE AND UPHOLSTERY,


EIaSTic PAiLLASSES.-These "s.,anoge. sesAli
"a. are ihe best and ebeapesi now msae =
btos ered 20 comfortable Spring o. Ei.sue Beds
In Rsa.fesds all sizes, - to go ." the "srene-,
-" .xs p-asS,..x oear prince-st.
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THE Misses ROHR will reopen their BOARD
\ mo snd DAY SCHOOL. THURSDAY. Sept IL Cireu-
v" 60 - obtained d their reSasncs No. ia West sub
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,v von1, DAuv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1854
<,orr.cv and CARRIAGE HOUSE on 5lst-

" St south .ids, between sth ard stsr ~ ,r;r- ist
- y - 10 t-s.or.i, russi sna innediste p
L. n ErnslN neK tfl-I-
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CTEAM POWER.-ROOMS TO let with
- steady STEAM POWER 10 the new bnildng. Nos !,
End II Cana st. Centre aud Elm running tifongh
to wsker-st Inquire Of J. GAUDU, Engineer, on me
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pRIVATE EDUCATION. Gentleman. lib

SCHOOI--The Select School for Boys st No.
- Es.s lstsst viii commerce it, seyeath Year under the
srsre o' ne subscriber on The SECOND MONDAY Of Sep
tember Tbt School wholly CONDUCTED by and al hs
saer are enlisted % uste pea.at and vsntssoa. plan
Of scfon TO u fsd number Of yos Any may
essdressed to him until the above dsie Morv~to~p Ne.
Jer~y JANIS a. TyN, A n
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Su01xeu. Nc.

Cane sv.r,el z 5 Z 50 miles. ship Ere, Waite fa
Matsnsis fer Trieste, =. a., ,- ~, rYt.t e.,r,
S,n o,r Pbilsd elphia and parted company With <h
Az m lst a y !ou 50 -, bsEk Deucy' Fom New
.1s 9s lar 4s S. lon a H. wss seen brig John Kendall
frcn Mouirea Tor Oporio 40. ,,,t,. s.i.h - s,s.
sept s Il o. on a 81. bsrt Gerra'na from Bordeaux
'0s sT h.. 81 lon 81 10 ship John Barring Of SewIoTk
St. JShn. \. b.. for Cork -, W.. s,,,. e,,,,
NewYork for AFar "a Bay, Texas MI. r-,. c.
serf IL % south shoals brig Portland, wight RON Oa''
deuss3or Portland. l. L S.,-x.- f-,,
Pbnsdelrha for Boston. 80 -. 4. -. 49,, .,..-
ing. -. .,roo.s5 al Kew
West. -. g. a.iv..4,,.
bn sens ,ehr Jane days hence for AttaAaPs- aoous
80 -, Nusars IS DAYS hence for Lavaeca; about sePt
ebr Arpston 10 days hence for hooei aooni sept D
lark Terror l. DAYS from Boston for 5alves,on g..
Sent IL al 81 80 Ton u ~ bark Coons OF hamDu n
Havana tor York with loss OF all topnists topsaA
ssfs 6booul and main aad milzenmat hsss IN sNe On
s,b u.t In t 81; required sssisiauee The Co'oai
roed rsssir an American ship 18th, with toths ei out
s.rt Ist p Y lon So 3d. bark fremont. Of Boston
sept g. lat z5 TO- big Emily, OF Bangor no" nay"
cusz 10 NeW lCTk.
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We were in in stating, few days since, that
the T-ansfer Agency Of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad Company was at the Merchants
Bank. This is MOTTO. The Transfer Agents are now
m heretofore-Messrs. Winslow, Lsnier 4 Co., at
whose reauest Mr. Silliman OF the Merchants Bank
war appointed Register to countersgn the certificates
esued here.
The Nep- Haren journal and Courier OF this morn.
ing publishes call, signed by number OF stock
holders OF the New York and New-iIaven Railroad,
for meeting to be held at the Metropolitan Hotel in
this City, on Thursday evening next, at o'clock,
for the consideration Of such matters the interests
"of all may require, and for the adoption Of such
''messures as will place the management in the hands
"of those whose administration will be for the great
"esi good Of the greatest number" The call as pub
Asbed has twenty eight signatures annexed and pur
ports to be signed by lis others.
The earnings Of the Gaena and Chicago Union
Railroad for August were s6o,O2I IS from freight,
s3s s2i % from passengers and e. LOG from mails-
total slo5e55 o..
The earnings Of the passenger trains the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad continue TO show a steady
progressive increase. For the week ending on Sltur-
day their trains carried 5,c2sssengers for which the
company received o., sOa Ian increase Of nearly
10 q cent.
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Eor~ign Ports,

A. AZ Trieste eO.h ult ship Nagaa, Swim. Havana sd
10Th ba. Ser ma smart TraPani. 20 load for Boston
Al Pen an buco 10Th ut. bark swan Dutton' dE hiI o.
her eso dsmsged vessel having in very eaAy con
dop tom what cause unknowni steamer Bay Sly tuhde
.sD Wardle for San Francisco or days -,
Arr a - Jago Sd ult schr Els sweeney Caa'estoh
SD .ith biz I ". Maxwell, Burt Santa cruz, Cuba,
Arr AZ Ceuuerc s 18th alt bafks Lyslder Doyle boston
SYST. Chide Hsrud, Smith, 50. Jaso , g.,
Ar tCilarreu, Cuba, 10Th uLi org LIZA oAsess "''
sailed from Trinidad 5cth ul-. bark Franklin Ledeld
Ar At sssus 9h Inst, big Isaac Carver CLARK Boston 9Th
serk Ionic. Nee ulocs. Havana -.
Ar ~ HsvsnA Sd ulf., bark Express, Boss New YORK
bs Radius stevens Portland; Adels Byers, Chsrieston IN
met brig Samuel j. Peters smith New Oreansi scnr Ia
win Dosey schneider do; 5h, bark Pacific bIown Boston
9th brg oxford Reas NewYork Sailed ith- banks ore
peue Fogarty Msrtilles Gov. Paris, York Portand
loule McCullcck ssguai brig Joseph Wakefield Donneu
Msnaiua ,- p -. A..
Grsv Henry Savannah. Sailed 9Th. bark Mana Herey rs
lev sierra Morena-oth and llth Cornela Ward New YORK.
Ingals Csrdenss; brig Samuel Peters smith Ne"
Orleans
An At Matsnzas "a inst barks John Ayes, tiar Portland
Gold Hunter Chase New York Sailed Slst u, BARK Oeta
via Flood Boston-2d inst brig OrKsoa, staples Jamaica
Al do st inst John Stroud Steson. nom Mobile arr
3Ch ult biz Gem" for Boston q sehr Emma Norton
from ard for Mobile, just arr . "a, e. n
Sailed from CaTdenss 9Th inst brig Caroline, Cook, Rene
dos: til bark d Nickes Nickels, PhhadeiphiA
Turks Island ID inst, bark Charm Tor New YORK days
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e s,tet this week has been much better than las the
dtmsra hss DetH - bsnd bd te dsm,pG sood Nh.
,on selling by the carcass in Warrington Market to
-VEALS-We have nothing offer IN this line The
number arriving though greatly decreased is still surprising y
for this time OF year This Is osns 70 the plan adopted
by those furnish the CRY with milk Of having great
rrsuy cows come ia at this supply winter milk
isSsst nrnbeI comes from the HsreH Aertons
while he b9SS .njy orouSh! To- er,,, a.
the number Of without advance o. prices
few good COW, will sci wei as me weSner e.'s eo9 Wae
ordnance should Pa that before the Common Council IL
i'll stop good deal Of the trade In the City and contne
them the country where they more properly belong They
kept css Of people rot noted tor cleanliness not
srsins into milk which enables them to sell deal Of
Crcton Oftb three thousand estimated TO be
families for the purpose Of furnishing milk for their
sWINE-We arr told by some Western drovers that the
market fat We don't wonder for latter lo)kios lot OF
slabs we do not often than the stock arriving
We have heard Of tying knott in the tails Of pigs to keep them
many those brought here for sale belong to tina, breed
We know one clap who bought some Po5s OF isf;hsn
ing that would sfo1 the most reae OF The two some OF the
ts s ss oI cG a MAKE 30 y down easy
The Of the Hog make Will be better understood iroH
the iranss etioDs at The Union Drove yards: -
Received BY te RsIo.dl ~ Ohio eon.fed 81 thu STATE
ed S5 Ohio silfed BY Jersey and PemsylyAna
Rsirosd-sI Ohio oornfd Making in all offered for sale
25o Some of the sales have been made at the following
McBcih go poor Ohio grass hog. live weight 4e W
Tullos, 49, do, Sc Brown, 49, 90, 4ci Ashorook
Fsher 3 poor Ohio fed &c; d. Gibson ISL Ohio still
fed live weight lie; " Knpsinek l7j this STATE eornied'
Ioor 4lc Dur1nd l6i DO good Sci j. r. Crosby li do,
dead weight Gle The balance ha, been retaed at from y
Sc and worth this day he following price,. Light Ono
com FED rood live weght q zffs Heavy do G5e sil'
fed DO 4d4tc state AID handled live weight,
Sa5tc light Oho FED dead light 81 q02c heavy do
o2doic still DO 6tdtlc
Hog fom Ohio keep coming rOorer AID poorer Dfoyers
CONF Ian Of hogs blowing overheard coming from Permont TO
Prom tpTesTances Of that have lately ar
rived doubt H. have OF the same
hind ,queang in the corner fence 10 the county these
me fon afraid g. high wind TO get something to
eat II Ohio has yhng send cd wise owners 10
peck th,m barrels to them from blowing overload on
the passsfe -
We getting large supplies Of k earese' BY the Hrd
and Harlem boGds and the Hudson River market boats
These mostly smell but Of decidedly better quality than
much of the live siook.
We beg Of the droyeS not TO send any more sue
dI wood ash here IL bad enough 70 eat poor beef
without taxing Goldfish pork you have nothing else 70
give them them per direction In Mondays TRIBUNE
toll up the little for the biz TO fAiteo upon.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oF NEW YoRK ..ssrrr~sts
Cleared.

Steamship Enosviils. LUDLOW ssvsunah 3 J. Mitchell;
Crssssn, CITY Mcf.oWsn Neu Oiiesrs N ~ Roberts
sht.-Areiic, Isrsss. Liverpool. X-ress Cot nosbsy
iBr Fletcher fnsvssh 4. Duscsn Go John Fyfs Les
ton Glasgow. bsnhsm bi-oni Fiiis ~ th- sss Hooper
New Oilesn.. Everett Brown.
Hsfhs-Wssssrg Nsfss lsr.svtdec Hasetf HsooB
Go Edsl. Roger. ssow. Fhl-Grh. MASTER sTlrhi-
fsrsrnl J.rtfsn Bremen. Lsb.sh sehspisf; sI.ahse
Fer hgie, g. John Fsnsh Asinfts; sssti.. tDaieh.
D.sssr Savannah. ~ the s.re
Bhs.-LA=mrs.ls celgubg. isl Hsvlfsshe Qlesss-
.rwr gorsF, Wslsce CO Flsssa.s n--lher a. Hep.
wrcd DO p. Gsssr &c kusisr=. Pssk-fs Wilmington.
Nhre buprsr.
sehfs-rr-erns Mine. hosle I.-e Wet Coz E,rlr
M.piis Nirins,on. p. C. Fteen.n; fsSs.inr H.sh.wsr
pi,hr ord = W Elveli John ffe. Price ss,rirrs Mai
Ter Lord; Ics-rhire Dssc---r, Sc Jeh-ssr Lewssn
Charles Hureh.rs Ulnsr Fsns.-ui. F-ek Ch-rrh Yer
,prri Frtt, Wi-inf.cr nssefi Ffsnk Meus,h Se'fols
Dodge Cei Gr--i.. state Rs.,s- Fhi.asphs. }. W
hcEss
s.sr.r-Brisci. C.srps Philadelphia. W ~ Thsnp.vn,
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IFrom our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA. Sept Is--A,yired-Brg Nolemkui, Bai-
ley FssIorti sehrs Triumph, Baker Boston Chs II Ro-
YORK George C. GIBBS Gibbs. New Bedford; Mary Anna,
Gbbs DO Empire State, Atwood; Chatham Mass A X.
shsiller Pratt Haddam; Samuel Lenox, LehOx, Dghon
smith CLARK Hsddam Julia Smith CrOwell, Boston,
Alexander NJ Christie WsTeham.
PORT JEFFERsON-Arrired Sept ~ schrs Island Belle,
Hu,e Wsrhsrn; sarah and Anna Fourier Albany; s0ops
Gnzele Carpenter New Haven: Champion, Hammond Nes
York Emp for irlug d. Henry STANDARD Turner, Bridge
mort Acs Davis Illumination; lth schrs Diamond Norton,
Fs Rveu 18th, Fsr9e, Merton Norwich stare6t tyihD
Jebrsou New York J. w. Mckee Leaning Providence.
Safd sert r. sloops Opera Emmons. Hamburg, Remark,
Uouln Middle HGddsm; 5 +. Jane Hopkins Bridge 9oti
leland Belle Huae. New York; Ohio, Terrell, do l5th,
sr Arnu FouTner Toy Carlton Jayne NEW 55 10 Is uHs
TYLER
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Nv telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA-Arr Sept 49, ship Grey Eagle, I'm. Rio
Anr 49, Left in port ship Psmya from Callso for tnp
Rosds discg rrpa bark lGaun or New Zealand repg
from be effects of cosion with iceberg the latitude
Care Horn; and brz Helen from Baltimore Sid on the 10Th
tss bite Cloud PhenH for New York. l2th bark Ma
~ SAWYER Bosom An American ship supposed TO be the
Ino or A gues wss outside RE on the 18th,
BOsTOE-Arr Sept. 10, banks Chester Reindeer EDwigh
Otoua and WyAndoite Philadelphia bhgs Charles Her.
Gsiye,ton Samuel T. Jones NewYorkj Louss Sears, sa
vsnrAh; Abby Jones, Norfolk; TaTry Not kon'h Round
Pond VI T. Stafford d. ~ Grot,n and Edwin Philadelphia
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char..,cn 18Th last foI repairs HAVING eesa ni a.
I.fr ssl- Was fallen with BY the steamer wv w
BUT ray ssa 80 Eisoo1 wAisr Esq. sser,uy Of
Board Of O1@.4"''e''' Cy,aLrsros Sepi u, l4L
IT, .cf- vhsria 81 Ysv YoA. broasi is'o lois ~ T.
80, no not 20 Dc much ojafed h. hsr hai' D''
acne shove tac teck- =. a. ~. o, ,.t- zo,.s
s,,,, hsr .rd schr snrlo- one e1ir ~ ~
b.,.r an icAt 30 gettng her OF tue % -,
~, have saved al the sails and rsfng oi nc
,,.. together with number Of her spsfs "a goa
"a, hris can be got of the next spri1s tds
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Philadelphia Markets. .MoSDAr, Sept. IL.

CoIToS quiet. FLOUR, change; shipping brand, doll At
40 RYE FLOUR and Co.'s MEAL a. last quoted WHEAT Is
not plenty demand limited and coo TO 200 bush
South sod At IS TO al 50 for red and 81 IS 70 ~ 70 for
white CoRS atl0nAry with Eight receipts; yellow South
br1rs 6sdsoc 00e bush South OATS sod at 5ld5je la
GEscERiEs snail bat there l. good feeling for
SUGAR aud Coffee and holders demanding full prices
Provisions quiet and prices UNCHANGED sale OF 700 bush
prime CLoyIRsEED 10 reported st 81 WHISKY dull bills
yell . small AZ flc which declines hhds held a.
SINE, iu little OF nothing doinE.
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Receipt. Of Produce s.rrENpr

BY he Fri, Railroad or two dsysi os0 bbs Flour. 80 do
WHISKY 70 ptE Ashes 1870 bas. Barley no d. Whsst 22
do Cheese. 94O do. Provisions 80 Sheep. 30 Hos g0
sides Leather, 100 psEs ButtL
Nv NORTH R,r,r Bogt' go bbls Flour 2j Pss. Ashes so
bbs Whisky 800 DO Pork az do Lard rs 900 bush Oats
I5oOdO Barley Malt. 700 do Nheai I7Olo0 do. Corn.
w Hsdson hrs, Rotroad for ps vs,k s.dag SPt IS 1854 -
500 head Cattle 81 Calves 100 Sheep "a live Hogs dressed
Hos ~ ptss sundry Provisions. III do Poultry ~ do. EEEs,
s35 DO Batter 42s Chssse $50 bu.h Rye b do Potatoes
10 bbls Flour go bales Hay 100 sdes Leather IS go GALS
MN 30 iuns Marble u DO sas - bbs Apples - baskets
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