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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

SATURDAY, Oct 26-2 p. M.
AsHEs-There is but little doing; Pots IS s7i, and
Pearls &c IS.
Co11oS-Tbc market is dull and heavy a. previous
quotations.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is unsettled for
Western and State Flour and prices are lower, par
ticularly on the low grades Canadian Flour Is firm
and in moderate supply; sales at slO0slO 25 duty
paid, and ss 62l 9ss IS in bond.
The ssles Of Western Canal are 3, 200 bbs. at
o. lsass 81 for inferior State; ss 370ss 90 for
common to good state 81. 75ass e. for favorite
State; 90 $3.50 10 for common to good Ohio and
mixed to fancy Michigan and Upper Lake. Southern
Flour is without important variation; the demand is
less active; sales 900 bbls. at % 250s9 GO for
mixed TO good brands Baltimore, Alexandria, &C.
Rye Flour is scarce and wanted at 81 250sT75
Corn Meal lie scarce at 81 so for jersey and 81 81
for Brandywine
GRAIv-Wheat is scarce and wanted, particularly
white WESTERN we have no sales to Dote quotations
would be nominal Rye is scarce and wanted at 81 o.
Oats are better and Western are in demand; sales OF
STATE and Western at IS a soc. Corn is lower; we
note a sample of new Southern the market; Gales
of old s. 900 bush. at s00slc. for Western mixed,
the inside for parcels not strictly prme other kinds
scarce and wanted
WHisKY-Tbere is a fair demand and moderate
supply at better prices sales of $50 bbs. at 3s 939c.
for Ohio, and 80 030lc for Prison.
PRovrsIoss-Po1k is in fair demand and is firm at
sl2 Sc for Mess, and Prime at ell 3lGsll 81. Beer
is plenty and quotations are without further change.
Lard, Butter and Cheese unchanged
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LOSS OVER A MILLION DOLLARS.
CLEVELAND, Saturday, Oct 9s, 1854.

CLEVELAND, Saturday, Oct 9s, 1854.
most destructive fire occurred in this city about
2 o'clock this morning, entailing loss of consider
ably over one million dollars
1t originated in the stables attached to the New
England Hotel, destroying the hotel and the entire
square on the bill where it stood.
The following are among the losses: a. u T..
Loeb, clothing dealers-stock lost; Cook n Alther,
clothing dealers; Wendell, druggist; Treat ~ Ed
wards heavy stock of groceries and liquors. Bishop
Remington g. Co., liquor dealers; Mellhnch 81 Still
man, commission agents. George Sprague, groceries
and liquors, heavy stock. Most of the above lost
all their books and papers
The FIRE crossed James-st consuming the ST. Charles
Hotel and the entire row of buildings from the Canal
to superior-st occupied as follows: Chamberlain n
Crawford forwarders, books saved; the Cleveland
Custom. House, books and papers in vault, but sup
posed to be destroyed A. N. Gsay iron de ier; the
Board of Trade rooms; Wilbert & Mcdowell, large
stock of groceries, W. Bingham & Co., iron dealers,
very heavy loss; together with several clothing
stvIes,
The flames then crossed Superior-lane, entrly de-
stroy ing Ovatis Block, occupied by l.. +. and s.
Burgess grocers and liquor dealers-a heavy stock
j. Morrison, broker, in whose safe was $4,000 in
bank notes supposed TO be consumed, the safe was
exposed TO fierce flames from 25 tuns OF taow in p.
Ande,son's cellar. Several other stores with their
entire stocks were also consumed.
The Insurance is heavy, but the amount has not yet
been ascertained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
EXPLOSION OF A KEG OF POWDER IN
EARLE'S HOTEL.

EAkLE dOlEL.
This afternoon about II o'clock, the guests Of
Earles Hotel, No 10 Park -row, were startled by a
tremendous explosion which blew out the doors and
windows, demolished the ceilings the first floor,
and shook the building from its very foundations.
The Office, reaoi ing room and dning-room on this
floor were for time flied with smoke and dust and
the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed. The alarm OF
fire was given and in a short time several FIRE c1mpa-
Des were on the ground The flames were, no 7cver,
extingushed with a few pals of water, and before
they had done much damage.
The causes Of this affair, as near we can ascer-
tain, arc as follows:
Some person stopping at the house had twelve
pound keg of powder together with firearms, packed
away in a valise, which was stored III the office.
AT the time above mentioned another of the guests
went to look for bis baggage and it is ppsed that
in moving the vase he caused the discharge of the
pistol Several persons injured out not seriously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
THE GREAT RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
FORTY.EIGHT KILLED AND P0RTY-0NE
BADLY WOUNDED.
BUFFALO, Saturday, Oct. 90, 1854


The accident reported yesterday on the Great est
er Railroad OF Canada occurred through the burst
ing of the head of the cylinder which threw the tram
out Of anne.
After a delay OF two hours the train proceeded al
the rate OF 90 niles an hour and when near ChH'han
in dense fog, came IN collision with gravel tt AN
The locomotive Of the express cars was overturned
and crushed tao cars first aud second class INTO
srlipters. Almost every one in the second class car
either killed or wounded; and in all % nen, IL wo
men and IA children were killed; and 81 men and ~
women and childr,n severely ipjurod-one hall OF
them, tits thought, fatally.
The horrors Of thc scene we're beyond description.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HAM1ToS &. W. Friday, Oct. 27-9 7. VI.
The latest accounts from the scene of the coils on
sta,e that forty-eght persons were killed asttotly
ia the, two of the wounded have since died.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BUFFALO, Saturday, Oct. %, 1884.
III, impossible as yet to get full particulars of th'
,.,;,ts railroad acclloni but We loarn thai thsre
xe,e number of frst~G.sss passengers among The
killed ard wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE
srPER1oR couRr-a.sE.AL rssN-Dtelsioss.

SUPERIOR COURT-GtNERAL LESN-DtClsloSs-
Edwsid COBB sgt Joseph l. West >.
Rerort OF referee set aside order OF reference uls-
s,sed Al lew trial orded 10 abide the even
Oliver Bel ~ az CiaGdius pord
tsIrg bv sample excep IN he sTtfle VI COTTON b0e var
,snt,e JudsmeLi sfhrH Cd, Sith cosis &c
Ssn uel Purple tie Hudson RIVER haloaa -. =,
[An sc-ion Of be Ass gBedI Judgment Anii
With costs .-4-.A... p..s, C,onar
a. ,
rThe squsre junction Third sd Fourth .vs and
has h,eu e.,y dsc.cac ne purgos FsfPei - 'lJ9
ton r.stsiuips futsf-s for irt@f'efrE cor -
MSeas /. B,iFne ~ Jo'saA LIP '-'''
Kih "A, Cot,rs'. at. Henry coaslia -,-,-.
New ts grautfo hlease n p.Aaf = U fad 80
a. h. ma, Ne aev % coadfi1n n pss TO- costs Of the sft1h
such terms De- cuuii i.a = th NJ may tA-7 "44
for the smell - oupt ths sli' ,dmite1 20 b. doc
Nuhsu sss. Sc, 49, D0uaa Bsunefil Aah-Jaas neat
AFR % wifh III
H,nry A. Nsys4 sgi Charles GerdaE-Orisr Affirmed WIN
costs. . -.
David Dos survivor &c sE, Arnes Perrin Se-Jnds1ea'
serls- b Court
c.sE OF AIExiSDEE KYLE.
An appeal FROM he dec SION OF lie Oakley, some
tine suce ceu, The moth gscsf- 81 c5fsf = tf'
Is wlich osf,rdsn Secretsry Of Hsrrn hair - 20 -
held 10 ta II Slot eco srd .tl n es-ndg - ls1 p ~
f,r arfumsnt Mr. rslimsd-s app-arIs -r va y =
NJ. - cofd ~ he lomp1ly a. = g.. 81
sb s,d ,sdulett s;0es sd ags ne C'ap-ay Ds
chiou rtsefved
SUPREME COURT-SFECfs- TEsN-Befors Jatge R9''E
vELr.
Decisions.
John G.. Helm sgt fhs Fa-DeTs in.1f ~ = ''.-
r.rv Of Ortlss 20 ~ ...3a -, or-a isfia't d--fi "
Casper c. Ciaa. sgt Jsla Nals.sy al aao.A-f.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
THE RECENT ELECTION IN FLORIDA.

CHARLESTON, Friday, Oct. q, 1884.
The official majority for Maxwell, iDem.,l for Oen-
gress in Florida $50. The vote of tae State is
adverse to the proposed removal of the seat Of Gov
eminent.
There only one death from yellew fever report
ed in this city to-day.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Oct. 2e, 1854
We have no mail this morning South of Augusta
The yellow fever had again assumed violent form
at that place, and at Montgomery Alabama its rava-
ges were unchecked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

ssssn.hp.-MHion Foster Charleston sPoeord Te;.on
Co Jauesfowa TIe, Earfok Ladlam Pie.ssnisi Knox
vile Ludlow Savannah L Mi-ehlM
sk.-Msdistor Bell New W. I. Frost Bel Rock
p,pdietou New Orleans Nesnith Soma
Bsa--wm " lmot, Kng, Rotterdam. e GeiiebSsad J;
W Over Dyer, Charleston, J. W El~el; Hansa, tBT-m
Bripl srBsr City Point Cesar Pan; A Brewer ulner,
81 bile Eagle Hazard.
Brs-Gr.ee Worthiugoa. Kelly J.ct.ouviIle Thompson
Banter; Caaads BE- scDous. Cape Dc Verbs, Whit
T,rrv Di.htou n. Hsvens Forida Kelly Phil.
ri J. w Mckee Ben Zol. Waninstgr z. Powell;
Trcis Ice CLARK New Haven, H. hassas; Patron, Bess
Wssbinsen Davis Holmes
s,aos-Hsrvsst Coitu Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

mate. Mists and foes at are among the most IN.
pleasant incidents Of sailors career; STILL by pru-
deDce the pers resulting from them may be gresfly
reduced. Fog signals and moderation in speed re
duce the chances Of ipjury almos. zero bu. er
that these precautions far too frequently lost sight
of by the captains who strive for rapid passage, 20
the exclusion OF al other considerations. But the
pitcher goes the well once too often and the Arctic
is the broken pitcher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

The locomotive and tender were thrown quite clear
from the track by he collision.
A heavy baggage car was thrown up into the air,
falling top Of the first car, driving in and c,ush.
ing down Numbers beneath its pondersus weight
II was four hours before the mngIed rem sins could
be extricsted.
We hope to obtain further particulars soo..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

DETENTION Hudson River Ferry Beat at AL
bany, which was to have connected with the
Express train of the Hudson Railroad this morning.
ran aground in the fog and in consequence the pas
sengets mails and baggage failed to arrive here this
forenoon.
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DIE D..

yEnMILYA-At Tack.hOe. Wes,eAester County, ost -
Bspjsnin veTrys. In the 54h year OF his age - -, =,
Ibe funeral will place from s. Johns nrrSn
boz Aordsy nernns Srh inst ~ 10 oelock ms eocs
Of The family requested 20 send WITHOUT
invitation -,
coRwIN-Ths morning 0c, q. Mn Frances sopsis vie
Of Aedoo N Cor~n and daughter oithe ste Eh.s
The friends Of the family invited 20 sr.ead the fnner
r1r her late resaelee No lss LexinstonsE, io-srEo"
fsurlayl Afternoon a. o'elock
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ACoUITTAL OF NED BUNTLINE.

BATH, Me- Saturday, Oct %, le54
. Edward Il. G. JudsoD, alias =" Ned Buntllne, who
was arrested few days since for shooting colorei
man named Freeman, has been acquitted on the
ground that be committed the act in sell defense.
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o,a.r far ,spois.est Of receiver and fer eennsanee q
tbr iniunesn hsretsfure cssesed With reference 49, -
ESbert Deupipg act. Ezra s. Chspman.-Astlon
. the rreltrary INJUNCTION dsnied without oests
Nathaniel s Grisvold sgt George T. Power, ct ell
-Dsfssi, epensd With liberty 20 defend ard costs
Qrier frartsd referring bsei % rsferee-
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nv telegraph.

YEw.oRLEASs-Ar. Oct %; ,hiP. Spark q the Ocean
Con ery Jersey Crosby; Mississippi Wall and vancouver
- all from Sew-Ysrk; TrGnqaebar, Harvard; Bostoai
b.k sarah Bricze Meabs do ship Atlanta Colby bstere
Arr n. ships Macy Green, and Atlantic Ns~'i'iA
HuzQn
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NEW. HAMPSHIRE FREE DEMOCRATIC con.
VEEIION

CONCORD, n. II. Saturday, Oct %, ls5f.
The Free Democratic State Convention have nomi-
mated Asa Fowler Of Concord, formerly a Democrat,
and law partner OF President Pierce as the candidate
for Governor. Hon. John Z. Hale addressed the
Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
THE NEw-BRUNswIcg MINISTRY
DEFEATED,
MONTREAL. "a

MONTREAL, Saturday Oct. %, 1854.
A dispatch from Fredericton, New-Brunswick, an
nOuDces the defeat OF the Ninistry-the confirmation
Of the Reciprocity Treaty was, however, cOnsidered
quite cafe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
BISHOP WHITEHOUSE.

Specal DIspatch 70 Tie N. T. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Friday, Oct. 81, 1854.
The Episcopal Convention has just passed, amid
great excitement, a resolution requesting Bishop
Wbitehouse TO reside here. He minated the posi-
bty of his resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
THE CASE OF DIR. BEALE.

3 PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct %, 1854.
In the case OF DIR. Beaie, convicted yesterday Of
repe u. P Brown this morning moved for new
trial stating, he would file his Monday, and
would also then move TO admit Dr. Beale to bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
Arrived.

n, Vita fB Ksnfreks Malaga % days fr. 10 master
Frrsrisu ed bsa ". aiher, stove bslEsrss, &c
Bris MsTtelo Hal. e. Jehn, y. b., days ESQ . j.
PieksId -, .,A - - p,ov;
denee ,,. p...,.,s
MINn-nnrins lie daH. Ne.
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STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct. %, ls54
Our Stock mark ct dull this morniog. The tran.
sactiops comprised Reading Railroad at 35}; Morris
Canal, 10; Long Island, Ia Maryland IS, e.; Penn
sylvania Railroad, 49,
Money is in good demand at previous rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
RAILROAD EXTENSION.

ALBANY, Saturday, Oct. ., 1854:
The last rail connecting Gsena with Chicago, BY
The Illinois Central Railroad was laid on wednesday
and the regular trains commence running on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
meoieal.

A DEE INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
n RFNEDY = ouad 10 be unfang Tor ms q -
aisrsssnE coup plant wherever t has been usd " St
te s1ects cure Price FL FOR ale Il the oHcss W. "
Csutrest sne NJ "a Fulton
NO PREPARATION ever yet lnye1t .S, ; can an
" equal GOUAAUDs ITALIAN MEDICAl. IN IN d.
cufrz ,s1. pi plss frecses chaps ehates 700
frnities Beware Of lotion, con4ini's % -.o-iisst a.
Utterly igrrus 10 the coutl~Hioo. sgd u rrr
ton -rssrug bestb. GOURAUD5 rJVDn, 49,, ~ ~
sV-oo. h-H from sny part q ths hosJ "a Dse s7 VAL.
hire Hsir De snd Rernrsnyei a. ~ w
er -. fisf sore from Brssd~y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
Couarinership Notices.

rJIUE FIRM of JOHN BRENNAN & Co. is
this cav Dissolved and pendog Transactions will be
concluded by J BRENNAN, at his store NO ! b9wery'
New-York. Dated Oct >. 1851 JohN BhE SNa''
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Uater Cure.


ECONOMY in WATER-CURE-Bathn con-
IT, v.pstes AID the stsEdsncs required ia WATER CURE
., h. obtained the Vegetarian Bostdng AO4ss No 10
Woorsr.t LsdIes Ger!t eeon0mzs greatly By
bo-Idirs Sc this house while under treatment
TIVE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE oilers the best accommodations for Dursuins
srsstmenf Tor the viner and rssIaAble else
vber- Address q H. WELLINGTON, " D.,
No ia L2tb-st., New. York.
rEw-YORK CITY WATER-cURE, No. ne t2th-st.,
corner Of Uoiy-rty place
NNATER.C URE, corner Of 6th-av. and 18th st.
w DR. sHEW antics gifh Dr. TAYLOR 10 this large
.rS cauDocoUs hneat for The Fan and Winter PA
TIEsTS aud bOARDER5 received reasonable EatsG
Ou'dsor pnscdee promptly attended 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
Merkets. ReDorted bv Telepraph.

EEw.ORLEAss. Oct Our COrTON market has been dull
to-day FLOUR lie rathsr hghersuperne Ohio being quoted
at &i75Gb8 Rio COFFEE sells ct 1ol dltac.
CHARLESTON, Oct 27-Tbe sales Of CoTToS today were
500 bales at prices ranging from 81 d9sc.
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rJ,HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
/ STATES MAIL srEAMERJ.-The ships composing this

'"' sTLANTiC' Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nys.
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, CAPT SouAS'oeA
ADRIATIC.
These been built BY contract expressly f Gov
service Every been in their constrnc
cton insure strength and speed and
their unequaled tor elessnce
and comfort Price passage tom NewYok TO Liverpool IN
f.clas. $50; IN second do f75 exclusive use OF x
trssre rooms fS25i from Liverpool to New-f9 ~
and experienced attached 70 eaeh snip NO.
berth secured until paid Tor -. -. ..,,,,,
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JINRFSERVED SALE at and UNDER COST.
u Rich Lace Good. Paris worked Coars r.
rssi.strs Sleeve Bands L.des and Chldrens Uader-
Cio,siis kc &c NEWMAS's No. s65 Broadway between
R,h and m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

CUMBERLAND COAL.-The NEW-CREEh
- CONPASy oa for Coal m the, Nin-sia imp
sffre ltnrf, Va .hippai from their n1rVes "a Ba-
son. or O. I II o ~ r N--Y0rk TBS al has b n
US Utasl s's-,s oesalety-s scd ir'n lane-
go - .Ltr- -f.stt-- For s-e.fn 7-r1-s b. -.
.rrs,or Aprly g. ne of,, 81 ths sftf7 &c = "ai'Ft
N-viEs.
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OCEAN 6tedmers, sc.
mi C1@I1IFORNIA STEAMSHIP

NEW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via NIcARAGuA-Ae Accessory Trsrsi. 20 2,
srsR Of aE VEST c. Ss'sd ss
f.I NIL siy1 9r, 11 ps5 Ne sHs Sn MoSpiY NS
is eonnsetDs viii the hvuTits steamship sIERst Ne
Nm. su, twelve niles Of and rspspSrs,ion b. carriages
he stssners are unsarrsssel their ventilation ,nd seou
H'd' Saak FL ' SosaSs e I..a e
Litter Bags made up the Osse. Letters > cents per
IT s. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
u. AsPISwAkL ard PANAMA RAILROAD moe
MOspAY Nov 6. at oelock p u from pier FOO, Of War
GsoRG N n, Ry'5 Cap, pin y F 4
P.nsn. With the Eew and superior steamship JOHN STE
spar. boa. w.ys KEEP, at Panama to prevent ds'eHHOa
For sais passage .fPy the Company. o. Ne n West
nCFAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~ BREMEN u. Line. .e eoS
nspder viii for Bremen touching Sou hsmpos % I'D
NV Nov .. i? oelck NJ from Pier Ne 81, North River
Istcs or PASSAGE from SEvyoRk TO SOUTHAMPTON on
In sr~. cabin main szlo ............--...'..sip
In hrsi cabin lower ssloon...''..'.''''.'''' 10
!. surgeon to .sch
in Han; ,sTsS % L ;hs Po. o
For passage G! fth s sRIIh ssUt No II South wiam
EOR CHARLESTON and FL0RlDA.IsLM NJ,
i WEEKLY U. MAIL LrEE-Irhs ste steamship M MA
ZION. W Fc.,sr Commander win leave Pie, NO = SSIh
River, SATURDAY Oct 80 al 0cioes; ~" PrsosNy
For freight spply board where all es x MI %
sened ard pssssge az the Office Of StotrohU
TON co No. 80 Broadway Through tickets 70 rotos ~
fellows To Jacksonville, SSli To Plsk. ~
WAk DLAW, WALKER e. BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
RyCEIvING aud FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
TON, sc. r-
IT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAEY-For
" HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS-On THURSDAY,
Nov p N from pier foot Of Warrenst ~ X oy tne
well and fsvori,e steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt IL
Windle.
PssssEe can be secured At the Company of;e.
Freisht TO New Orleans, 80 cent. per cubic foot
Specie only taken freight 20 Havana
sbppers supplied with blank bills of ladins OF the
form the Company application at their ONCE No
oher forms signed, and bills OF lsdns will be signed AFTER
For f,isht or passage sppy the Office Of the Conpsny
No IN Wesf.t, corner OF Warren. NJ U ROBERTS
EOR LIYERPOOL.-The Royal Mail steamship
II AFRICA w Harrison, Commander, will sail from the
Tor urope on WEDNESDAY Nov l. at II o'clock precisely
be board by III O'Clock n NJ
The ARABIA will sail ON the 18th November
-" ~ e CUNARD. No Bowling Green.
NOR IIVERPOOL-PATRIOT LINE-To
L SAIL, OCTOBER 5o-The and splendid psckes
shin ORIENT Capt Geo. s l viii sail as above, her reg
sulsr dsy ,..,.,, -,
NV on board AZ pier Nc. :. North River ort
- sPOFFORD. TILEsrON Co, No 80 Brosdwyi
NB-Shippers requested 70 clear their goods 81 'he
Custom House before receiving their bills OF ladins
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Z
EDwD X CoGLINs n Co, No. So Wslst, ~ Y
BROWN sHIPLEY & Co., Liverpool
JOHN MUNRoE Co Rue Notrs Dane dss victories
Paris, or GEO II DRAPER, Hare. -
III. owners Of these ships VII be accountable for gold
,y- bullion specie swey, precious stones or metals, un
lee, bill. o. sdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed ...,- n, =.
Shippers will please take notice that the Ships Of this line
cannot e srry any goods ,ntrabsud Of war
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DElCH ORCHARD. RED ASH or WHITE
ASH delivered from ycds-Saf 70 rl,S 1 Wrrxs
furnses, 81 y tsa Less from eosiA JASVS
Soa SIS Bovery and al Ss,srsd
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Goal.

GOAL SIX DOLLARS PER TUN.-Nut.
Y ssge Fss or Grae Coal o. ars ca.ity Red Ash Psscn
O.,hN1 veil nd ali xsiEnt it sale az tas ,
PIES COAL AND FLOUR AGENCY, ~ q of'tl1y 9t
a he Branch Ofees Fulton near COlTt 6l5xyn 90 n
Conn ca -. oIfoste antic Bssi1 SUIT o.oJt,I,
for Of South 7th No. 30 Grand . VIM iisDa<l
s1i in Fushns f0tr door. ssl'h o. O'isi91 az -.
brookiyb the Goa Ysrd No 90 OreeuEica .
Ysrs. ~ Floar by the angie oaHe' sold a. IAs "N
us,fe' Price
COAL.-Very best quality OF RED ASH stove
Y d 'essaed sud dv.ss u s'e sss' i,s9 2a's
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DASSAGE from ENGLAND by the BLACK
il BALL LINE Of LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND
SEN for their FRIENDS by the BLACK
BALL LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS can obtain Tickets
ONLY the Office OF the and Agents C. H. Maxi
sHALL 4 Co No SO Burns slip foot Of John It,
Ball Old Line Of Liverpool Pockets consists OF
the fowius well known aud fssts.ins ships sailing on the
LIST and 18th OF eseh MONTH -
HARVEST QUEEN, (newD ISAAC WRIGHT,
CREAT UEsTERN. (newD YORKSHIRE,
ISAAC WEBB, (newJ kIDEL!A,
MANHATTAN, COLUMBIA,
NETWORK
REMITrANcEs.
Parsons wishing 10 send money their friends In Ireland
ENGLAND can obtain Sight Drafts for n and upward on the
Roya Bank Of ireland Messs Barring BrOs Co Bank
ar. Iiverpool and London G n MARSHALLk Co;
No. 80 Burling slip foot OF John-st.
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XARLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

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