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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
<sz> TIE undersigned has tu,t recev. >.mruG.
W3 TRExcH, EsolIsH AND AN Rc.S x7
MI DRUGS AND CuEMIC,lS E5EH
- y Consisting in part Of the follow - u
25 pounds English and French CalomeI:
% do best b Ne Ma $;
25 do " bermuda Arrow Root;
20 90 +" White jamaica G,nger;
300 do White and Red a. ie Soap;
go do beat Turkey Gum Opium;
10 d. POwrd /" "
II do chloroform. (Some in / D bottles)
10 d. Surgton's int;
IS do Gum Arabic, dump and powdered0
~ DO best Composition MagneSia;
ZOO do Chewing Balsam;
do Syrup Iodid- Iron;
IS do Powdered Ipecac
80 do Cinn'mon Bark powdered and unpowd'd)
81 do Bistering Ointment;
S DO best Turkey Rhuba, Root;
20 do lodide Potash;
IS do Aqua Amonis; ~ pounds Spirit Nitre;
90 ounces Io'iide, (in 1-Cz. bottles
80 do Soluble CiIrate Iron:
- do PipeTin'; 80 ozs Quinine;
4s DO pure Nit-at, siIv r, Cn crystals and 'icks;)
so large and small wedgwood Mortars;
% do do do Funnelsi
y do Fresh Salad oil, Qn int and quart boitles)
6OJaTd Adhesive Past~r, (part in ysrdesns)
10 cans Blisterng Tissue;
dozen Spaiul IS, (8ssOrted siErs;)
l2 do Str ngths ming Plasters;
70 do BarrN's T,icopherous;
40 plckag p per Pin BoNes:
30 do turned wood Pill Boxes
g dozen Yeast Powders;
Be do So Ia and Seidfz Powders;
IL do Taylor's Cry stazed Wash Balls:
SO do Glass and Metallic Syr ringes;
% do Cupping Glasses, (ass"rted kinds;)
25 do CaIsnles,
IL do british Lusire, (very Ans)
pounds GlycornC;
% do Washed Sulphurc Ether;
10 do Citric Acid; 10 It's Chlorate Potash.
lOI do best prepared Chalk:
% do Medicinal Extracts. assorted indsO
Together Bih large number of articles In the same line
too Numerous TO mention Besides largest and best select
ed assortment q Philip SchisGelin Halnes and Co select
Powders ever brought TO tbs city and which every D.
tcins PHYSICIAN in The state ought have supply an U
sheh will be sold at the lowest market price for cash or te
Punc.ual men only. A. STRETCH
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
corner Of Union and College sts,
JanZ5 Nashville, Tennessee,
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1WxEr ossANGEs--An- ~ boss swssa o.ssss
- sss.s@ss b. lapriTl unzss1 xiioAfaoAs
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GENTS SUPER cALf W. P. THICK SOLID BOOTS.
xT have resolved lot q No doahie 70 Cd water proo
w calf boots = tbs very lest Qaailty.
0snts' double soied eeif Shoes and Oxferi Tea;
do sapsrhne walking and dress Docfs,
DO p. 4. Courress Gaiiefs;
Fer sale ~ lcssst cash press
RAMA6E 4 CHURCH,
fshaA a. cansze sgs~ss-
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TRUNKSI TRUNKSii

TRUNKS! TRUNKSu
IUsT OPENED DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA large
~ AssoEtment ~ the best sole l.euthcr Covered
Trunks 26. 2s amt Oiuches.
aek Iron Framei Trunks, TrSy Tops, all sizes.
- Plain
Ashland valises and Burgy Trunks No l.
All in Sant Of Trunks of the very best quality at the
lowest prices would do well sxsmne stock before pur-
chasing. RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
m4rlZ 42 College street.
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CLoAKs, rALMAs, sHAwLs, &C.
CLOTHS cAssIMEREs. FLANNELs q BLANKETS

BEAUTIFUL variety Of Cloth and Velvet clOaks Ia
n Grape shaWis, rakenie and fhiebet shAwls; cas
re Scarfs, ke. noys
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NEW GOODS.
OPENING THIS DAY BY
n. c. NeNAIRY a CO.

r. G. NeHAIhI q co.
nIcH EVENING PANs;
II " BRIDAL
Rich RmhroIderies IN Al varieties
French Worked Csps, lRxxxrxa
Lses Tsimrsf
Rich Evening Dresses
elik Evening Dr., sses.
Anef he above nice Res lhIhE., iurs 10 hsnd.
ects4 T. c. GcSAfRY CO.
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hj have now IN store by late arrivals
w 20 hhds. N. y. Sugar, new crop;
100 hbls Molas-es, co;
100 do Deau's Extra Whiskey;
Is boxes--hayes and quarters-star Candles;
50 do Palm Soap;
loo do TailOw Candles;
25 do Western Reserve Cheese;
50 hbls. Clover Seed;
43 boxes Peter NJ. BoaI's Tobacco, No. 1;
20 do Preston's d. do;
u do @. B'yd's do do;
10 do Boaz Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands;
5nOO0J Regalia Cigars, ali grades;
Which We viii sell low for Cash.
ian1 II. LOOMS CO.
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aGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-corn
a sl~l.u Straw Cutters Cider Mid Grain Mis- ChurpA
rannpr Mills Grindstone Rolsrs rain Measures Horse
psw~rs lows Pumps Meat Cutters and Grinders stone
D. D. DicKEY,
JaB26 College street.. Nashville.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER 4 SCHELL'S GenI Advertising House,
APPLEToN's BUlLDISe, S46 and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau Street.
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CATLIN,S HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
NJ ITH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes of the Prn.
W cpa Chiefs. Embellshed with 100 PoETRAFTs, from
the Indian Gallery az Washington In volumes complete
Recently received and for sale loE BY JNO. b. WET
ALSO-Just 20 hand, 24 MARTTS's CEEBzArED GUnAka
ieI2 INV
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OH SAtE-l offer for sale In Owens Plot Of Buena
Vita one tot containing acres situated on the corner
Of Cas- and Web streets
Also "A lot on he 0f Clay and Mari streets con
aiming acres and lot the MAJ and Clay
streets opposite the above ct front on M4rr street
and sO ieet Clay street FOR further information apply
TO X. A BALLOWE, General agent
jan23 I'm No II D.ai-rick AZ
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- STILL eomng to n. W. sHAFFER'S,
VI Wa gooms No. College street, st2 = : e. -
~ Who intends n keep constantly n 49, Is
thtnd every article in the Furniture
line to suit all sank nd together Sh Girondoes, Lsmp
and good as.Orlmvnt Of CeeSs. AAirasses e0nstns
hand and nude TO order have on hand present goo
assortment OF Chdrens WIos Carriages all cheap for cas-
or goo paper. d. w. DoKRls, Ageat.
uv25-2m
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LARD WANTED


ARD-500 bbis ard wanted Immediately, for which u
II highest market price in Cash will be paid.
mAr2S-du J. DOYLE co.
No % South Frant NIshviHs Tens
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
o. THE
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee,
viii oPcn ut Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF LIE,
On the First Monday Of October, 1855.

On the First Monday Of October, 1855.
MANUFACTURES. Mechanics, Artists, and all others
WI invited TO contribute specimens of their SKIN and
ahor Competent Judges win be appointed 10 an
aclss exhibited and avsrd PRkAiUMs 10 those entitled
10 them under the rules.
All articles sent for exhibition VIII be stored without
pense 10 the owner and should be 20 the Of Wm.
IL Gordon Co. Commission Merchants. MARKET street
The o. ject the Fair s tsysep and encourage the
and Mechanical Interests q ths state. its
MANAGEMENT s The hands u nmittes of reliable ahd
and e0ergetc en and les placed bey end doubt
and an bmost cordially and hdsnty extended
o. Who may be disposed 70 pare pate in is advantages
No CHAHGE VIII be made 20 exhibitors either for the priy
lr,.s OF exhibiting Tor ndmiss 20 the bais.
1he opeDinK Of the Sate Agricultural Far and the meet
ing of the iegsatUre uaneous With the opening of ths
Meehanica ExAbt0n VII add Interest 20 ne Oeca
CscULARs, eontAnng f details of the plan Of the az
hbton. ard all ether Information desired Vii! be prompt
ii uArdsd by sddrsssins ether of he undermined.
HK wAIxxa. Cor sse,y aprs
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, 9. -, dealer in Lace and Fancy
n Goods, &C. &C., Onion street, NO 81 between oSse
and Cher sirC,ts Nashville, Tenn. uecol
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
MONDAY, Aug. 27-2 p. NJ

MONDAY, Aug. 27-2 r. Nj.
The Stock marke: this morning was active and ir-
regular. The operators for fall continue t. sell With
considerable free jom and nearly all tha class ofGpera
tom who are rot members of the Board bears. The
cond ion of the specie movementfavOrs them but
selling may produce unfavorabIe reaction. The
largest business to0sy was in Erie, of which over
5000 shares were sold, closing at 50, decline Of y
cent from Saturday. OF the sales over 5000 shares
were regular or buyer three days Reading was also
active, selling TO the extent OF 4090 shares. The
ket was buoy ant and rallied at the Second Board
10 90. orders supposed to be for Boston account
Central was heavy at 1907 alool. An issue of
900 Of stock of this Company, il is stated hes
been made for the purpose of consolidating the Bai-
falo and Niagara Falls Road with the Central
This road has heretofore been run under lease The
receipts of the Central from passengers thus far in
August, look favorable. The assault of the bears
upon Cleveland and Toledo continues, bat without
much further effect il closed al 81, decline Of y
cent. Michigan Southern fell off b cent. Cleveland
and Pittsburgh recovered p cent. Private sales Of
800 shares were made at IL. Galena and Chicago is
firm at Ill. With large amount Of stock on the
market Cumberland declined only y cent. Mica.
rsgus is heavy. In Railroad Bonds the business is
moderate, without change OF importance. The bus-
nees in State Stocks WIS maioly confined 10 2s 900
Virginia at 9s, AND 25,OOO Ohio es, 1860, at 1854.
small sale New-York 6s, 1861, was made at 49,
In Freighis, engagements to Liverpool include
1900 bush. Grain at about ild in ships bsgs $50
bbs. Flour at Is 3d.; and some Cotton at 5-S2d To
Asterdan, 200 bbs Rosin at 2s. 3D.. 25 bbIs. Ashes
at 2,s and rs bales Tobacco Stems at &c.
The Exchange market is steady but not active
Sterling, sIplo v cent Francs, 5.l54al2i.
Aswss anticipated from The shipments Of last week,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
DIED.

HAuLAxD-In Newcastle, weschester County, Sunday,
Aug % ROBERT HAvLiyp, prominent and most respec,e1
member Of the Society Of Friends aged abOui So yel
HuNr-On nobdAy Aus a. Of consumption In the e3l yes Of
age ELIz. wife Of ssIooe Hsnt
her IedsDce, messeoe Green Point second house
from the railroad to-day at O'Clock without further invita-
HurrOs-In Plisdephs Saturday evening, Aug 25 aer
short lines in the lsih year of has age ssEs FAAscs
formerly this city His remains viii be brought on for TO-
termept az Greenwood.
California papers please copy
JrTFREY-on Sunday night Aug %, Mr. JoHS JGFEsEY in
the 5sh year Of Ahsse o. h residence Huyer' Landing
MlILopy-At Fishkl Landing )u chess County slndt
Aus. 20 EUGENE aged years oldest child OF VIM h. and
Funeral on Tuesday 2Dth ut o'clock from No n South sh
St. Wiisms6uTgh Friends are respectfully invited to attend
McCRAcEES-ALrx.SDER McCRacEEs, sco;chmsn and a
soldier in Burroynes at saltwater died a. Colchester
Conn on Monday, Aas % a. the of lO years
REp-Mrs C. REID, wife Of Capt Samuel c. Reid, dn-
tuhed m our naval records o nis aeieose o. me e oen
1874 died 1t Wheeins va on sunday aug, ~ IL the ga
ikn Of FAIRFIELD, Conn who shared the ia aid
glory of Tentn in the Continental AruiS under Cen
the West and had lstey Wheeling to send 70 the
erection 4 OVER o as .5 sye e o. sr sGs; s,o
swlyBvRsE-On Sunday Aug &C. MARy wife Of John win.
buTDe, j., Of the City Of Paterson j.
TIMPsoS-On Sunday Aug &C. at Baltimore, Nd JANIS W.,
only Of Thomas W. and saeh h InpsoD aged months
The funerS viii take place from residence T.
Moulton, No. l6i West 2sttt Tuesday morning a, 10
O'Clock The relatives and friends Of family
fully invited 70 attend. His remains will be taken 70 Innty
Cemetery for interment.
TRowAt the reidence of his father Annsve Farm Orsans
County on Thursday morning Aug in the lnh of his
bge WALLACE youngest Of Stephen and the se Mary
TTow and native of Gloucestershire, England
To gaze upon the loved in death
To marx the closing, beamless eye;
To press dear lips and find no breath;
Thls this is lfes wors. agony!
New-York Sunday Dispatch and GeDesee IN " Farmer will
please cory.
WILSON Friday, aug a. JEREMIAH WELLS ct Sing Sing
aged 10 years
Tie remains inferred the Cemetery Of the Evegresn
WuKiEsoS-Tbo Hon f. C. WiLKiSsOE Of Yazoo OF chr mic
br nehiis, Bair6stown. Ky. Thunlay, Ang. The
decessed graduate Of William and Mary College Na
in which STATE ,tudied law under John Tyler but
moved Mississippi sn.r obtaining censs 70 practice
Of the fire. in the organization Of the Su
preme Of Mississippi, and otherwise prominent
both IN his profession Gad politician 10 religion he
Catholic, and up the remained constant
10 that faith.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
Markets R,,.o-,e9 b. 77ss>rya,,,

OswEGo, Aus. 27-Gl P. M.-YioUe In god sen,,a g.
Montreal and On, hee sscs SO h5s Upper Lsie o. IL
WHEAT un>LAs Ecd; ssrs 2fec bush. Upper Lab. At a.
CoES firm With upssFt erdency: sal-s is o bush a.
REcfiPTs to-day; Whsat. $50 bust. Corn IS 500 b1.h
ALBANY Apg. E-6{ T. M.-FLorR drl and uocAsas.s
CoFNSsies u COO bush Wstein mixed q, &c for heated al
6ds7c for sound afost-bed 6n SIC a, rhe elase Olrs
Sales 500 bu.h STATE AZ s9d Sc measured and 40 bu,h
Chicago at 6Cc. bailey Sas go bush. tsor1wcd a. e
hocer ak e0c foT the whole OF two rvwed % a.
ve; tuyers milling Western account offer 9c Rs.
eEFTs BY Cana to-day: s2i ths Four 6S $40 bush Corn
brsh. Oars.
BUFFALO Aug 1850 ?. M-FLous sccunulars and m.
chsnsed; Gales btls st 81 7 tor rood 20 fsqc Ohi
and MShissn. and 80 3 Ter Soatheru laos WHs.r-
eies COO hush commou white MI vpukee Winter A. 81 S.
aud 6c6 bush. prime white, rart Canadian AZ 81 90 CoRs
da ard lower; sales GO COZ bush. 76d7c part surs "a
day two ard closing % the inside figure. Ors 10 demand,
sales 5000 hush. frvste erns CsN,L FgEiGHrs ~.
charged. LsKE IMPORTS for tn - hours endng toay;
Four l62 bbs Wheat, $40 bush; Corn lSo t27 buss
Oats 4 80 bush EXPORTS dne: Wheat, SO hssa
Com, 4, ,i9l brshj Oats. IS $50 bush
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

100 better, sales o. IS hhds we.,.rs ris 4, a. M.
lees bsoysnt, ih- demand soiivs slss ~ Lsi
ics f liidlits th- latter price or s,e bs sos. et
quite plenty and IN fair rest isdRe lr star.
lsc. foI Ohio. Cheese 10 In fs req1et a. sdsg a ase
RlCE-The decresson tnst has dl.tsrri,h.a 49, -
ket for he week pa still continues. nd wi nx,... ~ ~
IaIt Of hlters 70 make si ,ht ncessa IA. erx
incresse the inquiry. feihns dlns fr export IN, r
gre dt.iy inproyins. sa e. of 50 caks At 6Gsic.
SUGARS Tl- MARKET VERY fTln gith fair iucn,-. -
of eco hhds Cuba hu,oovsdo At G. 7tc 100 hbds S~
st 7G7te., and small saes Of Hsvsn. sa1c %
are quoted nominal
TALLow-The market . well sss,aieed; sales o. lSau
pIiIa. City l2alsie essh Tshow Oh kri snail sSss
lcidin,c cash
NHfsKY-The uartet e uns-,tied. the saprly 10. l..
and the dem and fsT sales Of $50 bs a. tS Or Oh ,ra
lor PIisou. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
Passengers Arrived

In stedRllip Ddniel yebser, fom Sds JsaR-CoL O. W.
Williamson j. d. Bor,hwick n. f. Shephsdson. l. BROOKS
Fy Chss. Ma sell, lady spa child l. s. Consul . LaUni
Benty NJ, Ford and lsdy Mrs Willie T. Tyrtee l. A. Nor.
ton A. Chh:tsn j. Jacobs; D sswyers l. w Ford MS M
sin. " Roe j. AIdrs, J. NJ. Ferguson. H. Ford, y De
Wolf, {. Marehsnt, X IsrchSn C. NestfoI Mrs rsan-
Acorne j. Dosn, Dolsn. Patrick Dolsn, r. Il. Wells.
w Bird J. L. Stevens G. Harrington, ~ Moiah, l. Broon
vile, J. Cor'es w. T.. SINNERS. J. .. Wheeler j. w.
Lewis II. wsgstsf j. Leior, Mrs Buckley, w, II. Hsrs,
sen A Greer Long, A. Brsht O. B Jordan, D. yAeOart
j. b. Ross, Allcome 5. Draper A. Greer luil L. De-
ys w p. Oyertou, C. w. Smith, Z. hongslo $ Monsalo NJ
Beirvberg and lady 3. Becauo, T. Ran j. Vsoderweer
Barry T. Doiman, Morton, J. Saua. C. FIaasm.n; w Va
Cabin passengers loi; steerage do, 252-tot.l sa6
In sip Collaboration, from Harre-W. J. hnehen and lady
T. J. Scott
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
MARRIED..

this city, Tueedsy, Ane IA by
the Rev Ira Steward, JOHN 7. Bvrsows Of middstown
N j. 70 Mss Axs RLBEcci. daughter Of Henry A. Thomp
OF the same place
Monmouth papers please copy.
DAvIs-wnKcx-On Saturday, Ang IS At the PARSONAGE No
Is pusnetG by IN. Rev L. II. King, Mr.. GEORGE DAVIS
Miss MAY WsEcK, all Of Hoboken-
MoRIsoy-MILLs-At Cledon4, Tuesday, Aus q BY ihe
Rev Black r. b. MoRsoy, Esq, Of Mofiston, 70 Miss
s. T. MILLS Of BTsnfford G. w.
TExrY-Lipp-On Monday Ans. n Of the residsnee Of the
BIKES brother By the Rev Hemsn Bangs, H. T. TESSY 10
Mn. JANE LADo, both oi Evansville, iDd
TucKER-OcoSSos-Op Saturday Aug 25 BY the Rev. L. "
King Mr. SELAH TUCKER Of NewYork, 70 Miss C,TBARisE
OcokxoR OF Brooklyn.
TrcKER-MooRE-O Wednesday, Aue p, in st. Clenens
Church by the Rev T. A. Eaton, Mr. DANIEL " TUCKER 10
ANA r., daughter Of JOAN Y. Moore.
Providence papers plesse copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
yhaiera.

New. Bedford 7ltb, tax L. COrniSs, Ksse'' W.
Ocesn. - a. ,,.., LsksrsH
sd from Por, Louie Msurtus May IS Lance, L.ne,r ssO<
" B. 10 eraise six weeks and TetGra ~ r L. /"
SESSION. ,As. rertnston bfoef
Of Nsn,ueket dated middle Of Rebrusy 49, Us sk
sc with lN bb. wh $50 d.. 90 would snR 40 bhla ~
@0 DO Will - -,A.. roIser "a l@ "
Si,charred Mr.. Gibson late Of the C.pe % to.H
Mr. VIM. j. Brown OF FsDt9ehst ehie nt,o B.ksr 20 ~
oa GsispssO. aOd. JeIv bars' gsS9..t, gsU wsslss
& ~ u. Hsrbipser Core Ia iI5 eo' sos So EusfSh
osiS.,' oliver. clean, ships Amethyst, Jones q,
hs%ssy esSlS IL Is "a ~ Ion 1913 hp SsJ Sa n
mobihs from ssDd~ieh I,lands 80 o0s' '- -
MI Iel. .1Y I't 81 ii y, Ion. ii6 W., whae'n'P
Mi,fh~f sf y. B., 0p sTu's.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
Nh RINE 10 UR " 4 L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....AUs. n.
Cleared.

Sbips-N B. Palmer. Low Hong Kong. A. A. Low Brcs
A. Blanchard Pendleton G and Bay Walsh Carver Chse;
Memphis 9avis New. Orleans WIN Nelson sons Louie Ne
Napoie on (Ham) erho ~, Hamburg, W. Schmidt Co
Bpks-M. Morton Bucky, savauuah. Scranton rsinsz;
ST ADdrew RckHlsrs Stockholm, Fanch Aeincke; Ia.
press, Sundbury, Havana, 7. King & Co.
Brss-A. Carver Clark, Gebars Walsh, Carver Cbsss;
Nit Even Wuuin gton Becker Grscve.i Anua Mar
ssretta (Sw johnson, GotenbDrg, Funch s. Meineke.
SehcoDe-Aun Cole. City Point J. Hunter Co.; rrsnrt
Lane Old Point Van Brurt Saghi NJ Shiaer, Wson Nsw
Orleans Eagle HHzzard Col Sat ery stetson Charlerea
McCIesdy, Mot Co. c. COLGATE, seaman Baltimore Mah
L Lord; Juia Smith, Cro~e Philadelphia, James h.od
Fsrfax Mott Alexandra, Abbott, Dodge Co. Brave ts
son Old Point johnson Slsght
PrOpeller-Black Diamond, Loper, PhisdePhs, W.
1hnunhnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

Reported for THE N. Y. TSIBust by J. r. H. B. Fay
Board-le0 Sehuyl Nav o., 81 7sl; 100 City 6s 90
2OCt o. b5 s2 CoO Union Canal 6s bwD 66 900 do b.
6 0(C0 Ceve Med. Tusc. r. r. 6 b. 75 900 Galloway
10 y cent Bonds co Reading Railroad 6s 70 b5 S83 IL
Gas III Pennsylyana Railroad, @ 50 Sehayl
Nav b. Il 25 Union Canal 10; 2O Reading Railroad s7f
Go do 47i ~ do cash "A lon do b5wn N 81 North
PsDn railroad, s 400 Morris Canal, b i5 Beaver
Meadow r. X So l5 Minshl X. r. co. Bank of Kentucky,
s5wp lo7l; do lC7 do, s5wn, lC7 20 City Bank 25
Bsfreea Boay6sl Union Canal o. 5 66 100 City o. i
IOeo do b5 sa; 81 Union Canal 10; 40 Pennsylvania T. R.
45; 100 Morris Canal, s5wn, l5s.
Second Bodrd-l 500 Union Canal e. b5wn 6S 100 City Gas
g. old 95 5O Galloway 10 cent Bonds 60 1000 Lehigh IS,
10 b5 se1; $50 Wilmington r. 6s 89 ls Penna X. r. 45t
81 Union Canal, kwn, lui 1870 do ot 100 Resiins r.
eSsh al; 80 do s5xp 90 Sc Mnesh Scrip 10 paid %; $50
Lons R. r. b5 l6i 100 Morris Canal b5 i Bank Of
Kentucky, l01.
.iJter Beard-sc Lehgh Nav, b5, 84l
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
To Mariners.

NrwRuaypoRr HaRRoR MAss.-A Nun buoy oi tns , -
a,s painted black ard white perpendculsr stripes 49,
placed in Eve IA hons water at low tide on ys-S
Re west Hght bsarirg W. by dstsnt b7 yno~ ~ a.
hound in over the bar shoud bng this buoy IN
west usbt and run for IL. This course viii carry the
sfy.n feet at low water j, I. A.. t,sds
The eastern Hsht h.s BEEN extipguishsd snf 70 sr X
mail hing sht ha. been lighted Cd running 10 81 ~ -
bu, sht and light must be brought 10 rehs
sc,Tu.rE IrcHr-A fourth crisr Lens Light uHinsns -
has been placed in the Lantern Of the Light hou'' -
md was fr.t lighted on the I'd inst
5y order Of the Light House Hosrd. "A os..
CHB. CALDWELL, LightBouse Inspector "a -
Boston Aug "a 1875
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

Markets..CA CAREFULLY REPoR1ED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, AUG. q. 1855
AsHES-The msrke il huoysnt for both kinds sales of 50
bbs a. sc 81 for Pesrs and SO z6d 80 81 for PoG
COTTON-The mafket Is rather fat and unsettled rods
bunefs will exceed 3t0d40 bales made basis Of
(lc mddne Upsnds A. general cnccsson has been
sgreed upon continue presous table, though prices
ely nonina the sales for the week tncudpg
10 dsyJ sggesie 4coO bses, mostly for home
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BosTON-Arr Aug n, ships Fleetwood, Dale oac''''
SpoIen-Aug lat IS TO- lon. Al 07, ship snoeco, ~, =
Phlsdelphis kr ssn Francisco, with loss O 'A'''''
Avg p lat 81 n Ion 81 H. bsrk Susan Jane ir0n '''
sor New York; al on board well.
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phlladelphia Mnrket. .s,rrRn.r. Aur. % |

CorToS FLOUR aud GRAIN markets du AID unclaimed 70
day. quote FLOUR nominal as IS 10 %. Red WHgAr
saoat 7G 81 so white, ssd$l d. CoRS, go f,r vel
low and s5ds7c for white. RYE ~ O5 for Delaware and si
for P,nrsyvapa. OATS Ale GsocElIss inacnye. Psovf-
IONS buoysnt but unchAu ged WHlsSY-DTuige, 70 bbs
f2df9c beir z advance, with small ssle.
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MINIATURE ALHAsAc......raIs oAy.
SUE-Rlses..&22 Sets........,6 50 hoos-Sets.... 7u
HIGH WATER............ This oA'.
Sandy Hook. 7:43 Gov. Islsnd.. g. 81 Hell
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Dec.... f5i94B Si,S22.S7 SA,ln fo1O,li3
The loss OF deposits does BOT appear in those nstu-
tons having the largest number Of accounts with
interior banks. The greatest variation has been in
the Union, which has increased s deposits 500 ooO
The Ioss of specie is generally distributed, bu. the
argest amou n,s have been lost by the Merchs ITS,
s2l5 ooo; New-York $4,000; Mechanics, 100000
America, t7cOoO Ptenix, $500, ,oOoi City, sl50,ooOi
Chemical, ssO,OOO American Exchange, 100000;
Mercantile, SIS, COO; North American, sec, 900. The
Manhattan has increased $50 900. The contraction in
Ioans has been mainly in the Manhattan, $4,000;
Mechanics, 100000; Commerce, 100000 Ameri-
ca, 100000; State $4,000, Republic, sl5O,oOo.
Many tber banks have reduced thei, loans moder-
ltely, and some have continued to expand, such as
the Union, PheD1, City, Chemical, Leather, Amer
lean Exchange, Nassau, &c, but none of them to
vefy considerable amount.
CospaKATIvE TABLE Of ne Loas, spee< Circulation asd De
posis of the Banks oJ The CITY Of Neo. YORK; for the reeks
rnGfrc Saf~yddy Asg. 49, 1885 and Saturday Aug Is 1853
To vhuh SnT>d re Capital Of each Bank at ne Lrfts'
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NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

CMcRII-NywARK " HARLEA.-This match was
10 bave been played yesterday, bat was postponed in
consequence of the wet weather, and probably will
not take place this The Newark players were
very much disappointed that the Harlem men did not
come on for they had made every preparation for a
pleasant day; the tent was erected and well filed
with friends The Newark eleven were on the ground
ea.,-- -s-...-s, .-ae ;ls fcNowing were selected
10 play: Messrs. Wheacroft, Ralph Jefferson, j. and
a. E;veysos, >yGr, 81, Ea.is,, Aakes, Se@mQG
and Sedwith Mr.. w. Russell, the umpire for the
Harlem Club, was aso on the ground. Mr. Goodwin
The Presiden. Of the Harlem Club, stated that his
players all net at Jerey Ferry, and seemed to agree
that the weather would prevent them playing, and
therefore decided not TO goOD.