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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-04
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OCTOBER 4. 1855.
STAY LIMITED.
I SIUHI FEGESEkV Ed!
BLINDNESS PREyENTED!!

II. SESIM0NS English opticap, late Of the firm Of
y H. Semmons Son, Manufacturer and Inventor OF the
newly invented and improved Spectaeles the improved
Spectacle Mandatory and Cornwall Optcian establishment
East Bridge Truro, ressectuy his arrval
professional VISIT with splendid assortment Of his newly
invented and improved Spectaces, and may be consulted
at his Office, on the Square, room over
Il, Berrys Book store, Nashville, Tenn.
These celebrated Spctacles male OF Brazilian Sand
known under the Of Brazilian Pebbles and
structed in accordance with the philosophy of nature in
the peculiar form of mirror, admirably
adapted the organ Of sight, and be used by the old
and the young pursue the most minute employment Ell
their by day caIdle light with perfect and
that gdees OF the head unpleasant sensation TO
the eyes that many experience from using the kind
but tend strengthen and improve the sight, wb seen
by the following testimonials from those using them.
il Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ. .r.l
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-04

agree with W. II. Hagans Esq., in the above eeridcate
and take plasue in recommending all persons who IN
Of superior spectaes 10 purchase Of Mr. Semmons
consider them superiur 70 any have ever used.
b. d. HARRIS.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-04

NASHVILLE, July IS, ISIS.
We the undersigned, have used for some time Mr. J. X.
eemmons Brazilian Pebble Pectacie Hod have iound thea
AR superior 10 apv Others have used. We cheerly
commend them to The public A. W Bufbkk,
Tenn. Insurance co.
JOHN d. WINSTON, N. d.
R0Bf. GIBSON,
e.J.cARfKk,
Prop'E q Nashville Ian.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03
1997
MASS MEETING!

NOTICE is hereby given that mass meeting of
~ the FARMERS OF WOOD COUNTY will
be held at Bowling Green on the last Saturday Of
November, 1855 for the purpose of revising the
constitution and enlarging the premium list of the
Wood County Agricultural Society, and for the
consideration of such other objects may be
thought conducive to the general interests of said
society. Let eoery township IN the county be repre-
Seated. The meeting will be opened by an address
from Mr. ELLIOTT.
By order of the Board
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03
GRAND MUSICAL CONVENTION!
Vo n Eonductad nv Prof. I. r. Woodbury.,

NEW YORK. TO BE HELD IN MAUMEE CITY
Tuesday TVsdsesday &. Thursday, Nop. 13, II, 10.
This convention is not designed for the Maumee
Valley Musical Association exclusively, but for all
citizens in al joining towns and counties. II is e-c-
pected that all LoUsrs of Music pU hace a fsstiral
Of rich entertainment and profitable ltstrWction-
These conventions, with Us, comparatively new,
but have been held in older states with great en-
couragement to social aud sacred singing. The
convention will be called together on Tuesday NOR
ming at 9 o'clock. There will be morning, after
noon, and evening sessions. Special Instruction
,cU be girsn in cb}trch music. The interest and
operation OF all concerned is earnestly solicited.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

faces to the sun and honoring the image in
which God created them, were driven about
in squads like dumb beasts. x The
scenes there presented were enough to make
the heart of patriotism to tremble and the
genius of freedom to weep. They were hu-
initiating. disgusting. They aroused also
feeling of Indignation which swelled the Re
publican majority in this county beyond all
expectation. Nay, more, they added intense
keenness to the jealousy already existing of
foreign influence in our elections, and brought
recruits, | doubt not, to the ranks of the
American party, They added power and
force to the very organization they sought to
weaken. Like foolish boys, they furnished
rods with which their own backs were to BE-
striped.
Upon other parties connected with the
transactions at our court house | will not
now comment, as it appears measures are
taking at Toledo to investigate the whole
matter. | would only say, that the citizens
of Toledo have learned little, as yet, of what
transpired here. More anon. PALIFER.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03

H. G. P.,' the Kansas correspondent of
the st. Louis R Republican, has been attempt
ing to excuse Gov. Shannon, and has asser-
ted that he did not declare himself in favor
Of slavery in Kansas in his speech. In a
communication to the Cincinnati Commar-
cial this correspondent makes the following
bold avowal:
/" | do not deny that Governor S. is in ia
vor Of slavery. know he voted for Whit
field, the pro-sIavery candidate for congress,
for was one of the clerks of the polls in
Johnson county where he voted
We take it that this will settle the ones
tion of the pro slavery procIivities of this
representative of the Slave Democracy of
Ohio. Let him and his apolo5ists be remom-
bered.-I 0. S. Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03
The whole to close with
A GRAND CONCERT,
o. T'.utrSd1y Ereajn ..

~ I.inFS0ty EDeRtHg.
To m 1t the expenses, members OF the colyen-
ton will be charged, males SI.0O, fem lles 80 cents
which will entitle them to all the privileges And to
those who wish to continue members OF the Mlu
NEE VALLEY Musical Association, and all those who
wish to join the above charge will b. considered
the annual constitutional fee To all who are not
members 2j cents will be charged to the concert.
Those who contemplate attending, should by ali
means be present at the beginning, otherwise they
will lose the most valuable part OF the instruction.
Those from abroad my expect to be entertained d.
ring !t, convention.
b. order Of Board of Managers OF the Naumee
Valley Musical Association.
j. VI. ALLEN,
CHARLES 4. MOORE, Committee.
O. L. BEACH,
l.. o. SIMNoSs, Sec'y.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03

FREE FROM THE TRIMBLEs.-Ague has been
more prevalent than usual in the northwest
the past season, but not the g Trimbles.' >
1t appears from official returns that not more
than 200 votes were cast in Our congressional
district for the venerable catspaw of High
land. For Allen Ttim5le, Lucas county
gave AZ votes; Fulton, IL ; Williams, II );
Wood, As; H'nry, none; D f4nce, II
Hancock, 30 Putnam, not returned, esti-
mated 20 :; Paulding, , Van Vert, 9. 1t
was not Mr. Chase after all-it was Allen
Trimble that was . outside of any healthy
political organization.' in the estimation of
the north-west.-[ Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03

The sheriff Of Kanawha county, Va, at
the last court sold the line of telegraph from
Kanawha Salinos to Point Pleasant, for SO.
Iron ore in great abundance has been fouIl |
brought to light in digging cut for the rail
road
BEHIND THE AGE.-Among all her seawarI
looking cliffs, Spain has not a single light
house, from the Pyrenees to Point Europa
she has no railroads, no canals, no telegraphs;
and, till lately, there has been no safety fac
travellers on the highway.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03

TRUTHS WELL ExPREssED-In his address
at the New York state fair, Gov. Wright, OF
Indiana, made the following exC2lent sug-
gestons
We must cultivate the roots, not the tops.
We must make the family government, the
school, the farm, and the shop, the aborato-
ries of our future greatness. We must edd-
cate our sons to be farmers, artizlus, archi-
tects, engineers, g2ologists, botanists, chem
ists-in word, practical men. Their eyes
must BE- turned from Washington to theic
states, counties, townships, districts homes
This is true patriotism, and the only patriot
ism that will perpetually preserve the nation.
THE FREE LOVE DFFICULTY.-Aftera full
and fair examination of the persons lately
arrested in the rooms of tha famous 60 flee
love- club in New York, Justice Osborne has
discharged all the prisoners, and has declar-
ed their arrest utterly illegal and unwarran-
ted. Not particle Of evidence was intro
duced to justify the Outrageous conduct of
the police. 1t is evident that all these ar
rests have been made merely to crafty a sort
of craving desire Oh the par: of the public
to have something new and sparklin5-
While no right minded man will approve
the principles or practices of the free love
school, it is also we'll enough not to forget
the boundary which separates freedom OF
from oyerts acts of guilts-[ o. S. Journal
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03

Some phlanthrop of Boston have form
ed themselves into a society an | leased
building which they have called g Our
House. 1t contains three large handsome
rooms, which are appropriated for the
amusement AMI mutual instruction of the
mechanics and laborerS One is fitted up as
a music and conversation room. Here the
wives AMI daughters of the working men can
assemble, and any mechanic who can pay
the fee of one dollar per annum, will here
have society and music. even objects of beau
ty about him. II is hoped, eventually, to
sprinkle the walls with pictures, and to
place there statuary and casts, and works of
art. Another room is furnished with Ii
brary and newspapers and quarterlies, where
the laborer can spend his evenings in quiet
reading. The lower saloon is public coffee
and ice cream saloon, nothing baing allowed
in the whole building which can intoxicate.
INVALUABLE DENTRIFECE.-Dissolve two
ounces of borax in three pints of hot water !;
before quite cold add one teaspoonful of
tincture of myrrh, and one tablespoonful Of
spirits of camphor; bottle the mixture for
use. A small wine glass of the solution,
added to half pint Of tepid water, is suffi-
cient for each application. This solution
applied daily, preserves and baautifiaS the
teeth, extirpates all tartarous adhesion, pro-
duces pearl-like whiteness, arrests decay,
and induces healthy action in the gums.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
ARRIVALS At TEE HOTELS FOR PAST TWO DAYS.

ST. CHARLES Sgrether La W Faleoasr do G Fuller
AK; race Grace IA Richardson, Beatty, W Weed
Texas Chsmpa Wooisn Thos Aases Texas; Capt Ora
lbs iavana W Sal o. JB Hoover VI Jes Goldng do
Psosie and Huer W Stewart, Spencer, La;
Norwood Texas; Major Reynolds, a; Brad es,
kfs Capt Edison, sandes CIV Newton d Thnysr, o;
chadwies La; IA Vaughn. Ala All 1sndr Ma; Fields
Mitchell, But La; Johnon lady d; Ferguson
York; NJ Hopkins Memphis; Powell H Weigh msn, Los
Cap, 1ame LAws " W Gracher, Vckshag Capt Churchill
sttsmhp Promssae1s Grant lady, sha saa eTyan, so,g
and sdy " Chas Pcpt, 81 Loi, Sinclair th
lps Hayaa Thonas Crenshaw, Tenn; Smith, Y; Irwin
Memphis; Gaiawfy, C; arIn md lady Nsmphh;
WhismeIe II Glasafrd Vera Cruz; Avsln, Mexico
Pnmb, vi Welton, Mexico. 5{@r
CITY HOTEL May ! Kornn, q B Jchsmbers, lady
o. Smith, Laurehe; Wood lady sons
weston; Allen, YSlborston Kinney II Powell, Clark
Tex ph keedy und Lady, Madapnvls Theobad
bald o. BHurd, Alga Bishop and lady, W Wealhersy
Maddox, Richardson aavesten Luoh aud a5y Misa
Day Latbrop, W SIN Nc; Bridges Boatnp Dyke
Marsha; Mrs Hrma9, M Hartman, samI Dyer
Richmond; Anderou Charleston; Mrs Mccoy
KY; Jas Smith, Tbos White Woodvie Bs,n lady eryt
MIR. IS M Johnson children aud seivts, and othera.
ARCADE. H MDufe, Y; Thach Miss; Sans PhIa;
Buiord, Wisao, o; H HemrhiI, Hsmphi Texas
Pynn San Aut Corat Marks Iento Bullion Shieye-
Pn pavt ~ Neeus Mobiles W Thompson, sprley Ala;
O Orr Buffalo; as,man, Woodv; CaAh, N Y; Owen
Conefly Barr, Barr, I Lamkn Mrgsr NJ D, Mss
ST. LOUIS. King, r Mcssrten Ais; II Wilson, R Will
Mobile; Mspny A; fiuser, NJ Lee LAT sinott
Col White Gihson and fam, Tex Deamn and Reed
Les M Lee kraby Ala Cousesz Frsncs Maria
Rich aary Aug Fora Bsit Ellis issrsas Mes
Goneuty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
Commercial Intelligence.

The following is the monthly report Of the Baltimore
Coffee Market by which ii will be perceived there is
much probability of any material advance present
prices The imports at this port New Orleans for this
season. since 1st September, fifty thousand bags
the time season. with cargoes arrive
Fl COFFEE CIRCULAR-MoNTHLY STATEMENT.
At the of last report left the Coffee market
dull and wayerng, without any apparent effort on the
part of holders press sales But the arrival of heavy
supplies fcm Rio added to the cagoes already noat and
unEod. had the effect to weaken the confident expecta
tions OF Sellers aud produce downward tendency in
prices. The disposition to realize WAS however, prompt
responded to BY spectators and dealers generally who
bought very freely and relieved the market OF all
the important lots offered sale During the first week
the month about GOO bags Rio changed hands and for
short period following there existed fsverish excite
met which has since impaired unsettled character
the market These heavy operations, besides checking
the downward tendency, caused another opposite
action and prices have since recovered about quarter
to threeeghths of cent per ID from the lowest point
But upon the whole the impression produced has fallen
short Of general expectation The stock hand
ly in second hands aud held of the MARKET there
fore the quantity offered lis large the demand
for the Fatrade being mainly supplied jobEsrs
unwilling to stock themselves heavily at present
The speculative has somewhat stimulated
by the of the Rio advicea confirming the late
counts Of short crop and uncertain supplies which
have before referred. The market closes quiet We
quote good to prime Rio to fair llc; Lsguayra
II u Java Is to 51ac. q -s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12


SUGAR AND MoLAssEs... Sugar was active, with
sales of $50 hhds at full prices Inferior to Common 5
81, Fair to Fully Fair 6@6, Centrifugal and Clarified
7<57x and 7ss, Also from store IS hhds Old at OK,
and 20 Prime at or Molasses 1900 bbs were sold
at 81 02She, mostly at Csc v gallon for Prime lots
FLOUR. The market was dull land barely 1000 bbs
we're disposed of including so Indiana at IS 40 st.
Louis at sS75, and 400 Extra Illinois and st. Louis at
50 1905 90 v Dbl. gsf &iy y \
GRAIN. Corn In fair request with sales of $500
sacks Of which 500 in lots at 75@7 1875 Prime New at
70, aud 500 in lots at 7Ye " bushel Nothing OF any
moment was doing in Wheat-the days receipts not
Oats 1850 sacks sold in four OF five lots
mostly at 46047e bushel OF Bran 700 sacks Old were
taken at 300 p 100 Is.
PROVISIONS. There was c good demand for Pork,
with sales of nearly 400 bbs Unexpected Mess at about
$40 Dbl OF Bacon II casks Ribbed Sides were sold at
12s II Clear at 49, 10 Of Ordinary Shoulders q. and
10 Prime at 11hs H.. Nothing Of any consequence
was doing in Lard, IS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
RECEIPTS or pRonucE

Ht1yrrrl d a a = y
NJ sa. s,ss eo.en 70
ss, = 'fhs s s Fs s sa aes's
- k, ,o. r.s cne George cea9al,y Robert
laa .ss. ss'sr d. &ssse
msnde,s Me'ihnny7s bss molalss nolsssss
essn ssa ss''t'' to
ST a-lss ska Dat. to DUG, Zoo
s.o 1p,s 5 sa a g5s ps =
e,sr.. 4e9 DBL. ssaa' Benton sg g
f~,ehsl &so-ss go Beck Kicks IN
IT ~. Hi. p ss I sPs' 5
s sP. 4st s III 4: Dat
tssr ae4s . w asas aees
ssP ssa aa,, shs
IomFk ne n-as. .Ls sra Levy ssmas4s gb nour
'''' 's''' ''''sAA-'''''' TO ''''f'' Is
ase sss robson bales
9 Niles Adams. g Oakley H.wlhsIs Payne Hstronso
sa,sss esss ss
s-sss Carroll Cumming;
cps4 srsi lnS.nh 1as s9s Nust
s: Ill s:a
Mn ss a Is ESsy
WArsaIoo. n.,on,-s ball, ,,,o, c.,,,,
's'sa s saife Iii ss
sss at re s
t 90 40 no DO Augustin Thi
noase'
WooDsieamar " W shsrmansbl cotton Buebau
Hughes Hylised Ss-4stsorss consoi @a.,
NOBLE 4 aeSy-is Ky Hss knzl Tasos Whising &eeo
sundrtes T. oder-Ioal 80 baes lotion. sIsi
PORT HUDSON Steamer Mascs4 bales Oakley Efaw-
kins-7a Payne arson-ss HaIiss eampsei'
aiehsoy b1sdotd-s i.Iaiss syrne, Vance sso-5 was
70 o1asTo ais S.s
cotsU, So obls moasses ~ 1f-
j. hads SS
squsa Westls bales l.sses 81 hi do Fa,s
&c3 baos Bachannon 2eo--as W
Decrus acos Mas. aco-as W isy,t
co-l96 motifs Caran 500 hhds sugar Miller u
balls oessa s & "a rolls leather
hols rnoasss
BAYOU sARAstsamsrc Jrsa bales cotton Payne q Harr
IL r Nugsnt Oakley HaTkuas loan Watt Srosa Mda
ME hads sugar 81 sbls uOaass Mo
ssr GER Forsa@so bSit mnss.sa sa N
souquls Phillips N Godon, Do Aasustiu iii
oIdoTota bales cotton s. hhds
enls 1essses -- ~. ' 49, = "
Nsnsa9 ~ onts ,ks srad an MI ~ ou,n
verso Ksagedy 6caN4oS Woodrua aso
Worries or Connolly eso hi, lard III 4 y s,psa
= tde-I5 90 7 3 Taylor IS pigs Miller
ou Oakley Carroll PeLasa asoo Ward sassdsHs
a HuEt-Toa, as bales cotton - - :
ST aaon 10 sooa suSan1on Carroll
@ M br.p as sbs souI os,esby H. "a
s. s ssissS 90
hennsa5 \ ~ 1es p hsn"s. LIZ nco--l
e1is Woaa G saa IN Pc ssro Pkg city s
90 coil Iiasse5.y $ oas, Mars
ss Nav Price Converge kco-Tas IA oats III
sss do "a bis Is b 81 p sa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
I*.. ssa BREgKENRIDGE COAL.
ygyHE BkECKENRIDaE CAMEL COAL

Company
guilty III Coal PsTt, the OHIO
The Ind off no.
Po shs WHAT
Co and Coal
Eonipany'a will
Oreans
surfing frstghtof ~ per e ~ =
Coal any krowu coal for
for posssia po3t OF which
10 lowing from OF Prot Sian, a. fren
Hen r. Young made the Governor o Kentucky
oath. Es5 Il p ~ . t-.-r - d
awe sgee calling il Caunel Coai slthongh come I'M
poraut fespsess uuiks tho thai
The with which isnitss
and OF combustion
snapping explosions. Its
tire absence Of lose
handbag. The qusniity
cnirs
rio
etc BY falling powder avoided
'.is fll supply air.
cd ~iih brian dams like
Coal ftis this per1aty e.tts
Coal fits above al oshemin ste Valley Msslsipp
for hcipg ar making lin
and for private sa strength and
make / aingn All Coai to han6i. !" JyE'
tfs CpaH and Odcers Of
plying af tho boEs be
appleat tns Agents. aaes8 - - fs n
Sic miles supplied with She
'77@7E"T csEEvY u FARwELI, =
oas SPIT 81 Nat B, q ,ttsss
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Fls sgs4sa mn = 4, MkHDEFILE4Es iARgGyY.7,
I o2 MO 2odas ~ - ~ Sherf o. fhs Par sriea
LEGAL NOTICES.

Sscssp Iusros's Counr John RICE l. wEAvER-No.
Y PAnI-H y pRLrsNs, ! AsNA 6t4s II "
sly VIRTUE of writ Of fieri facias to me
y directed Hon. C. " Jort Justice
for toe Of Orsan y will procvsd ssl puo
W1r-ho Cneus between Perido Po
stree EsAY ihs lh day 81 sevbsr O'Clock
3 A Lot HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE.
Z Seized IN the above sut. Teraieash
aes ts1I sssiss n JOHN A. ksAIssE. Constable. &
szoosn JusrcEa eounT, The Axsas Of tss
N S9SiIt sess A WArEeSTOS--so. 5fs4. : 70
10y VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed ~ the on v. Jona Second
isr 'hs Parish Of will proceed 70 sell Al public -asoo
streets tuesday, ne ah Sosenn ir 1855. II o'clock
large Back mitt Sho5 With sa,s roof The
S+zta in the ABOVE euit. Terms, cash. $50
lSf - 80 I5ttN a. AoAISsE
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Sales Of the month-2oo0 bags Rio, II u to 1850
lu6c 800 do lo<c; $500 do musty lo4 to lie. Total
-.zs s2l WHITE & ELDER.
Baltimore, October 81, 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

49.E7.4 Eg55s MospAY MoRrINa, Nov. IL, 1885,
COTTON The demand limited on Saturday, and
after the publication of the Asias accounts prices
about Aticwer for the grades below Mddling The sales
reached barely 5000 bales. We now quote -f "a
s. NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION a
inferior. .......... 5f65k Middng Fair 49,. 9%D10
Ordinary 6h@5k Fair. .1o1 o.
aiddiing ..Th1sk Good Fair .........-fe-
Good Middling .sa<k3s1 Good aud Fine. 30
TOBACCO. We heard Of further sales of about 100
hhds within day two but the particulars were sup-
pressed. s ~
r. COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMrNT
So "a 5esF5 -S5sr4s Corros-bass. ToRaesc-hhdt.
Stock on hand Sept !, 1855 .4o.537 n.TI5
Received since. 1867 GA 2420
yesterday 49,. e,9o9-S77,53s 0oO= 242O
.
.gs tsy.= 4lS07O I4l35
Exported to date. 221 s231 SOIL
- Saturday,. 2,6ll= 223,742 COO SILL
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ARRIVED.

H'i@f~ A'NhA'HD. N~"
Steamship Promeheus, Churchill
Oct. 25, 10 VIC Templ-ton--4th
Steamship orAta, MoiRan-lst
darict. ~ ys.,s. Ii 5.4sS.
y, vi ~ loh TOTE NOV y wa hAvsra
stsansh Bird, sraha York via Havana to
Woodruff &eo-la district. - ri -
Steamship Mezico Lawiess from dAnoIa Galveston
Harris a. Morgan--lst dis,re
Ship Wizard XII Gene, om Liverpool the August
ney dLco-ist distrct.s
Ship CT Prbe % Bath Me-,
oc-1at ditfilt-
Ship Uhich, from
district. 81 $3.50" ..5..
Ship Desdemons Farnsm 20 from
point. Ut
Ship RedieId,
: Is ,itrtet, -
Ship Carisa Bird, from to
ter-lst district
Bark Washington Buths Collins Liverpool GEO
Fynson &co--9d district,
Bark Exact FliEbes Mobile Boge co-Ist d
tiet. ~ u
Hilad-Ist
district =
Brig Vim Miller, Scbnsidam, district
Span Brig Enea ntadoa days fom Havana, Pug co-
boine. = "
Span Brig from -, point, zs. 81
Schr --,ro point.
schr Mary C.rolAe, 'front.' Bay Lens-Basn s="
Sehr1sabelll Randall from Bilexi-B ssin.
Sehr Sea Horne, from Ship Isiand-Basiu.
Sehr + lar Star Carrier from Biio1iHBasin i ~
Schr sourmain, +. m Bioxi..B sin. -
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COMMERCIAL .MATTERs.
Men @rleans Sllomep Jgartst.


7Naze '~~ ~~s"-@''~ spSes~''~S J~<%|1%st
= .sFs5
va a,trsd $500 v.yics Eo,.,o osar srnEzT,
anosI,.r ,,,,nv,t,,,o,. ~: 49,. a. -
tba sonrtb M th;s v.st III. -. Sa..,s -
.;dsrad ~ c.,,s;ny ,..t tnt...,,.,,s =
Mond.v tba osns,s, ,.I.,,,n. -. ,s,s ~
dav az min,at,,rs ds,,ra o.,..,- s.as...-. ssa-
opsr.t,on.. ye,tsrdo ~. .aa,ha =, - -
I, 10, No.. .i,.-. s,-,, - ,o,,,. -
so =, Tho nrs,s. .,,,. ~ 49,
almost impa,ssh,e nevsrtbssa. n h. bssn Sset ~
most srtan.iys .slss INA n th s.a n ,,,ct annrs,
s..-..., -. -. -, = - . - < -
As nAs Deem receVea lor the iou
past weeks has proved Of the most extraordinary
Of produce will apuroxjmats To two millions and three
quarters of dollars of Coffee BaggiDg and Rope, and
other articles of merchandise sales will reach half
million Of dolIars. Operations in Exchange will exceed
one million dollars and as we have not yet really rot into
the merits of business season. will for the pre-
sent, defer further illustrations by figures.
There has considerable In city trade and
general merchandise are 10 Of last year this
time Our wholesale dealers are not making large sales
and the transactions in Dry Goods Groceries Hardware
and other trades not corresponding with the heavy
operations In Produce The time has mot yet arrived for
the annual visits Of planters from the Cotton growing
States and Sugar planters are entirely too much occupied
with their crops 70 think OF leaving hoe for brief
space Of time. ..s-l4s,. v ~.
In taking general and close view Of commercial az
fairs and watching closely the movements Of most
active business men, we note with high feelings Of plea
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