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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08

OhEAI BAAGAINS IN kEAL ESIAIEf
NJ are now Offering great bargain in thai beautiful
lot containing about acres with large nun bsr
oi ineniiu trees tow Said Lot is in the Of Frank
IN and the New Orleans Railroad and in the ne-
o's vicinity ofthe Lot sold the 23rd iust S3i %
loo' only small portion Of the money viii &c rsqur
Gu Ia cAsa-and long credit given on the balance.
Also
beautiful building lot in Edgefald opposite Chatham {
nostOh adilon fronting 100 feet tszanr Pike
snd running back 245 est Porter street and ronting IS
Bel on the sane Call sOou bargains Ike the above Ar.
seldom offered LIAR W BROWN
nIV%'' 6SlS CHEEKY Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08
EIE.E.rION NOTICE.

tn conformity with order Of the Worshpiul County
Court made at its January teTD 1855, viii open and
hold Al election at the several precincts in Davidson
~ on Saturday the 81 day Of March next 70 ascertain
the wbes 5f the people Of the county regard to evyipg
tex OF IS cents esga poll and z5z cents the hUnd
red dollars worth OF property, for Common School pur
poses ID cutrntv with the act passed Oy Inc LeGisia-
ture Of Ten essss, February IS 1884, III, sec g.
Those in favor OF levyug Tie tax will have their tick
cts FOE THE SCHOOL" and those against the lax
'tA AGAINST TIE SCHOOL" L. b. BlGLEl,
febs-,d Sheriff oi Davidson County
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08
. UNDRIES. JUST RECEWED-

y Mo:kng Bird and Canary Cages beautiful patterns
Hall, Table and Side Board Lamps;
Feather Busters; Floor Brushes: Hearth do.
Houseaud Steamboat Lanterns;
decl0 4 MORRISON 4 ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

u WOULD respectfully jntarp .hs public that "a
- lhey have tskeB the above well known sand, g
for the purpose Of carrying en the HhED-GS3=S
WARE BUSINESS In all 81, varieties They invite deal
IN Hardware 70 call and examine :er Stock which is
now complete aud Will be found 20 coagse every article
IA their line Iiaall-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08


This is to certify that l. Willard Jenks proprietor Of
1aa Wcst Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafness u oT the last twenty years, and IN the
orher for TIE last year. that il impossible for ne TO
sGT the 1u5at voice and, aer trying various remedies
it-oGt improving my hearing the least wa induced to
y SozTpa Compound Acoustic OIL for the cure Of deaf
ness, bld ID Is with great eradication sm enabled 10
state that IL has perfectly restored uY hearing and will
ne happy q see auy person who wishes for information in
relation to lsy case, at my place in West Troy.
WILLARD JEERs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08

r. STEWART. = l. WrAKLEY.
STEWART & WEAELEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 8 RTnahWnv. EeshEfiie. Tanrnssca
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
fTyWo asiiy trains lssye Joliet fexcspt Sundays;
III ceanscsing nt Lake Station with the NichiEan
CensSal =. for cetroit and themes nHh the 0rsat
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls. uthlo,
TRAINS LRAyE JOLIET:
els 4. ~, Lightning Express arrive ~ Detroit e.
~. NJ, Nia9an Falls Z ~ next morning and NeW.
York p Nor Boston u 10 q night, arrive IN 1h.
sAelphia via Emifs q 10 p ~ AIS connects Il n.
trois VIII sssaBsss for Cieve,and, and thence ~
nesaiss tsaias - al psiuts In Ohio and FeassJS
vnnia. saa ss@ n Ia 4
so N. ExpsssseonseessD next norning :. Dsl e
Isndfng, arriving q Btlhfe at So A. -. tcnhs1
Viii RxpSess trsin - Ssv York ana Horton. Ar
eoansets With he Ornlog train on tho Canads a1i.
wy arriving d Nisgarr Bais a 3 s. =, d.
Through Tickets can be purchased a. the sc16f ~
Zee OF he company at Joliet, allowing nasaS1n ~
Jaly 3iss, IS Oily se1 y. M RICE, 8B1nSfS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
PENNsrLvANIA RAILROAD.

TArsc Dssly TAroseh Tssins, bssweeu PhiladeipAsa
ana PiitsbsSx. TEX MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadeiphis for Pttsb1fg At ~ A.. NJ, and
PitseAan for Philadelphia at 2 A. NJ. THE FAST
LiNK losves Philadelphia ., P NJ and Piu.bure
6os Phiiadslphia ~ r. n. THE NIGHT ExPRE2&
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al H. r.
III and Pitssba rRfoF pknadeI phia 1t 10. p. N.
he shove iissseennect 81 Pistsburs With The BALL
raadsfs ed frsn s. Louis, NO.; Alton, Gaend and
CAieag Iii Frsnkfovt. Lsxingson. and Lcuisvilte,
~; ferve haats, Dayton, Springfield Beiissentins,
6endusky, Teledo, Cleveland, Columbus zsnssville,
Massllan and Weestef. Ohio; also. with the Steam
Rsokss Bcstsfrem and 70 NRw ORIRAss, ST.. Loris,
Lerssvst ~ saA CsHcsHRATi.
ThFossh Tiekssscan be had to Or from either oftAs
above paaees.
PorfestAss particulars. Hand bilIsst the d6er-
cot starting points. Passenger from the West
Will Fad SAas he shortest and most expeditions
sessssc Phsadslphia, Baltimore, New York, CT Boz
THos. MOORE, As-r. Passenger L;sss. Paii4.
j. Mckinney, Aff. Pssssnfsv Liscs, PSffs.
y PhilaAeepAeas Nov. 45th. 1885 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
NOTICE,

THE Post onee hssremo led, bat tbs News Dsnas
L reuasins III The old Pos. Once room vitok -
scen neatly flied mp. where shall keen g aersl ~
Esssern fspsss, hooks Of klapdss0 Ltsssssnes ~.
CANT islustraiea Works, chssp k1ksiesakops n =.
hzfnss, School BeSks, Stationery. Cho<ce Esncr
nov 4 d-I 49, -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
Mt SIZE TRADE
POE
Isuag Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAvgxpoRT, IOWA.
ns.- g: {. srrrsr.i s,..es,s,

~ WnT.M, pr'.es,sas-
sxsrRUcTIoH given In she ssusi Enigma brsncAcs
-M .the matics, Classics, Boot Keeping, Nssnrai
&niioeophy, Frsseh, Music, DfswiEg, Painting, &C.,
-.
fsssesas apply TO the Rev. @ C. Street a. has res
xaSs1ir cfsMpson's Rsii6ings, nesr ihs Gss @eraa
GsSerssses {Sy psruisslcal 10 the ksy. a. Leudsf-
Aaeh Nereor Of frinisy Church, Rev. ". RatisdRe.
S.ss4, "a Pxs1l Ea,aisi Chsrch Mrs. wsliaee. Col.
EVasss ~ 4. n Smith, Col. Eads. and other fesdeat
81 fkxAsH ssspscsstilify.
OFT 70 dn &k
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

Iuprsvsd Littls Giant cou sana cSb Ilasfa-
ten 1ill-Iriee 0oauco1.
vINHE subse'iber has purchased exelusiva rieht or
l. territory for sse In ne West, o. ths skovs esle
bfated Mills and Il prepared 70 sa,pish Than st ali
tines eiihes Wholesale re.ai, gusranteed 80 shS
most positive mxnDeY. F61-% 80 VA 800
u isn0w than year sinee the ssLitle G4asss,
was introduced 10 the public, during which time II
pa. bees constantly ErovtsE In lie popular tvss.
The fmprosementsr Ueeads s1eeee4 snd peteatsd.
makes u the most perfect maehtss ever e&seed for
general farm use. II isfurnished c0nplsee rssdy for
ss.sehing ,esm. ssd ssighs - foilo4s: No. !, ~
20. >, 33e; No. ., zoe. No. Z, 80 pvands. Jeea1y
miIu!es are Decent teses ops mp. without nseha1.
iea aA. aed when ad@aesed ear Nth g feeg -
MILL 81 -
PRIcEs:
80. s a wiliern.s b. n'e.i rsrhsur WIN hee.s
u. ., $50" :. l5a
as 4. &c.,. I" s. 90 ? ho~..
NTLibetsid iscoupt 70 dealers.
JAMES .. CHADWICK.
No: 90 Locust st., between Second and nsird,
Fer sale b. Msssss. DA. zELL BRO, Assres -
Davenport II shove prt~sse etieS freight fon 81.
n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
q 1Taa a014TCnIll0 q
N A.C II | n = -

ss tSiseS Y Nj bs sPsi y ~ ale
jusa csps ct apohnu eaaD q b AAnes Ia
hssths aeosey fes ~ bsa ostsAoine AasteesfssSsD
ily Ne gsssrlIly, Use eA ns 40 sspsr
es Ds nss: siss 81. MSsi,r ~ Ss.ss,s ia.x
ttoss, &c.. IL works ID nirably. -. -. Y
wheeler q SNilssa'sassliiy esischfsg NssAinss n
New yoyk psie1naaa Gss4oht. O1e b bpesontaaeon
ssaedy. 07Tatiea fee 70 IsssAassr., III Call
Noliae, Au.. Ase. %. IS Oh fsgEf EEa Rsf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

'F!l1Mifs4' g 6oERY

: FxGffX GROCERY.
TsaEs.sserihssas tsssA. ssssi q 0ssss.iss IN
4 !. -. ss.
asd Which - ss}scal ~ low sssss % purchased
CIGARS.
a saeles ios sfcigsrsjuss rcesiy sads orsalsie~
atwAeiessle erreiaais N
p...spss,, D,sssa, ,ss4-A.s
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
rrHK subscriber -. sgeasa lsrs. esd e.
TRS sS5ss sToR s. ss@n' S'''s"''' = -
ut q. asss.l .s.s.,sss 80. - ...,s,
i, u.s. sssi sss a s.sssss :s Ss:ss: 'iss
.s. s;ss;.a :sss, I. ss:''As'''
s:H.aAss.o.A sa.;I Shs,sss ssss';
f fsoss s ana s sp.. nsisd fssa,
Eah. so e.ass' W wsssi nv. M.fs'
pilead Tulreasiaes Soap and Cssales. s.sssA:
Ana raay eshe syseiesteo sr1stossts nAea,sa.ao
efvAioA viii Dc as'dfos ready ~, sssAeaossa ps'
AIS pussAsss y. ll.as u Cssasrs Prsasss
s; sss E; rsS''s "issi ST; 81 sksos
.1jsse RecetgelR
TES ',s xsy xasE pSksa rATAAokSksL, ssss
Try sen sai ssns sSass.
-Also--
| Ohio, Liverpool a. stsss Wass.
| Goa. - . ss.sr. .losDAN shkAD Z
Ne . ssSlel6uet 6oo6oo!j
| IA Nd xsew thai Ne can fprsiah customers VI
CarAr - rax cxSArksT.
.sa . FL I; E,s,ys.s s.., I. sss.s
/ .ar hst.aisshm eut~ IS cone aaonei
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
COAIi


I'll NJ 81 lsvrsy. 1Asnas o.. sass as 20
II AyE sstahlished depot for The sals efthsissa-
"A psrios article OF Coal asay ~ Railroad dspss
eos doos nom Wsbbsr's fsusdPy. pss fuel snd
ssan u has no supssioyia fhis market, II viii 10
1eltvseed In Dayeapest 10 Rock lslsnd In qusntk
Ne y sn ees sers on sppestien a their yard
III sek EslSGA, yunsIs.dh sftN .-EL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

ToR SzTE - 20 -, =.
& A lsos Sask, & MAD Xse.A. ,ory In ne essy 81
IA vehs 9sss6 Rsgtss of1kssat6Iss
pswee As9Aas AnssDa1lW. saAeso etsseaE sswA -
s.4sE ~ Naa!se 1877 .ss....s, \, ss.ss;....
~ = ~ S;s.t -.
G,es - nenseeaosy 8 eCtsslssssl ta91saseas
Wiki WI - - low WITH elso1D % fhe0paoA M
size Veass 3espQeie1 fof 800 - ssassa12 W
q ..., ..s, eso. !; ING: NcJ9s a -, 81
E110k0VAu .I,y
TINE sGbscrbes bsvtne rs movef ubtfyssock cf0fes
u tesiesto tAsasw store .. - cesl maee1 ~.
y - ese prepared 20 supply thpiS esseeUsR S1eA
svef5 81 % tod ana pfAs
ssasDsehle eAaesas Any 6ssaeafhDeseh 0s Wsee. "a
r tss Either q Vhe11oa1o - nneoN, S2f
We warrant ever, thisg ~ ssu enAy an Asaisss
flesr ssA Groceries 10 tny psst ofthS city hse Of
eAsfes.& INA - Ia e2s.AiAW VIE
ss.illss car rely @ sssas oia>a Sssss nj - go
sesyssse ~. =, 2ss%Rssess: -. -. -. -.
serseaad ssl sesssesAseoss csNsse1seeaA 49,.
sa wass, = vhieA ws vesiA 9Astte ~ ss.sauss q
sspli ~ BIZ m.Ag yAs. h.lpAixELL q Ba0 g
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

[llkspE
~ pers,
pasRi.
| They "
ffy desert
Pa sell q
k'rlet ate.
POEM with
/ The bus
Ppsciollsb
klsRslsi n
ESOss land
Pa posse
Eaa!ppsr,n
|ssa,st,os,ts'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
~. 81. NEIDENHEINEn, 20
vAslssals slA 1stail Grocery and prssisaen

49, D sSDrs Rrsay. MA u - !.
r hsVs 1vss rSetlsei and ~ pPeniAg cus Of ~
/ r.ESs A. - $500 I; 4 sefis Ev,arnrn
svss bssose tsssgAs IN hiasnarkes, 70 whieh =.
vate -, Of counssy merchants and - pab-
Ne In 9spIsyi, - WHO oass de shove u 9yAAffy
zeNdueS1 bh3eAxs~ EIt1S$ t&FA S3tdG4t
.csil - - fss yosrssases esssrs psschease
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

ssl Ne enc ptes eash ssssn, 10 msri.s hesssishs .
q ~ pubic pausnsse.
FARMERS
AKs rssus.,ee % call and sssmin'
~ =. SCOT q ADst u :. psriso ,l ss1 ss,.
Trncss Ana Halter Chains, Kskss,
seythse, Axes. wrenehss, Ghnt stones, Crank and
Roller, Wedges, sst - sss.rs, Cowsnc eSesp bshs.
Builders Hardware.
LOCKS ard L.1ses q re mos, approved Amer;
81 p,ss. cioist Poinssd serve Cupsasrd t..ehe.
s ss "a ssH1 H.ssss ssi,s. Asis sDa F.ns Psie.
wisdsw springs, sash ysstDsfs and shutter screws.
Gxhfuet Harotpdre.
pusS< IA tron Furuissrs Csssofs, Bed Css,ors
Ysraisnrs Kpobs- Drs~ Locks, Bed Screws aud keys
ss I'D S s... a wssas.ss assg.
Mousse Keepi1ag GOOds.
rsbls and rceSss cusisry. Br.ss ana Tia csadIs.
..s h st:.ss ss; ssss
spsasss, Trays, ke.
BLACKSMTHS' TOOLS!
SMITHS risesrs and sippers. Horse
shoes 80 hasis. Parisr Kniyes. Ham.
s sss.s 49,. : g. ''' O'' p''''&
C.ARPE.Hs1ERS' TOOLS.
- i~viss. Comes, 8peke 6hsyes, ksit HAN msrs,
~ ~, Aa =: bi ~; AZ. 49, sss
s P o R T s N z n
PLEAsEssli ana examine his stock Of oup.ius lm-
fs.: ssss. ssss Sss. .sh p.s.s .op.
fssssss, Fissks, Gan worn'' Percussion loss
q lie ss.vs may be found Ia. :, !, 49,.
oass Dsizeli's Block, cor. % q Perry sic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
90 SECttN0 EEfUT
aGs s agre1 eia-un THE ses 8
hisSisalpN f. Missouri Rallzssl
e as .aDGRA MI "a cat
nWE ssAsrsienss ARsn isfog shs prcpfisssrs,s,s
- for ssi@ % tibstal teItns TO actual ssitlsss

IN kbeve pAJoed toN p. $3.50 ~.
|a MUMMY situated ID iAe Ssssk Is,
corner OF CspAR CoxsIyii aeAsS q
A. q pointthA will can msnd the Forwarding ~
nsss for Upton, Cedar Rapids. &c. luasss ysl'
IN BE- op0ned a. eooa a the eeses ca outne rss1
0s tbls pcfst and every facility tos tutist y " b
o1beaA.t aSEaj Y RI tcOnk s sAkcEST
y Aue sssdun c-.e41 sasuhgg ,cssssf4l
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03
h FASHIONABLE DANCING,
At Munder,s Asse m bly II q m 4


!" w. MUNDER, Professor Of Dancing
lie at Georgetown College and Convent, and
principal teacher Of Washington city has the honor
10 announce TO his former patrons and the public
generally that he will resume the duties Of his School
on Thursday November 9Th, 1856, at Numbers AS
sembly Room adjoining the Star otiics, at o'clock
X. A.. for ladies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening, at N for gentlemen. 3s
He feels assured that tho unequalled progress Of
his numerous pupils in his former classes is sufi-
Gent guarantee Of his superior skill as an instructor
Prof NJ. begs leave TO remind the public of the
unbounded success of his May Festival Ball. at The
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 900 persons. IN II, .,5 W.
His new Hall, which is one Of the largest, most
beautiful and in the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls and So Ms The location is
convenientto persons .of minor py partof the city,
Days Of Tuition the two promipH Thursday at .
o'clock, r. NJ, and i've norc came evenings, at z for
gentlemen, e
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly 's sF
All who desire TO join his classes, viii please apply
at Mr. John +. Eis's Music store, Pennsylyania ave-
nue., near Tenth street, or to Prof NJ at his rooms,
On the above dayss- Subscription list is now open
to receive the nanes Of those wishing season tickets
to the Soirees. Only SIS for the season.
oct 80 diff IN
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03
" GREAT BARGAINS IN SHOES!
~ r.. w ALL WOuld resDectfnlIV an,

n II. w ALL would respectfully an
lys nounce to the citizens Of Washington and
vicinity that he has just received and opened Of
the largest best and cheapest assortments Of Shoes
and Trunks that has ever been exhibited in Wash
ington His stock has been selected with great care
from the best manufactures, 30 to combine neat
ness with durability. Having the best store facilities
and purchasing his goods at the lowest cash prices
heis enabled to present rare inducements to purcha
sers and feels warranted in extending an invitation
to all who in quest Of good Shoes at low pices
to give him call he is determined TO sell at the
very lowest market prices. He does not consider it
necessary to 60 into enumeration, as his store is
filled to repleton with the latest and most desirable
styles Of Shoes of every grade quality, and price,
The community at large s cordially invited TO exam
inc his stock Of goods as he is always ready and viii
ling to display the same to persons whether they de-
sign purchasing immediately or otherwise.
TO THE FARMERS.
In connection with tha goods, the attention Of
formers paffcuinr. -sied to hia stock of scrvants
wear, which is unusually large and will be sold ex-
tremely low. ID. r.. WALL,
Sign Of the Blue Front
No. a. Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
N B. Don't forget the Blue Front
oct l6--3taW3w H4Et sf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03
ATTENTION HOUsEKEEPERsi
SELLING OUT TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
KUlHE firm af DQNN BROTHER A. co

il will, by limitation, expire 1st january, 1855
The senior partner intends leaving the city, conse-
qucDtly, the entire stock must be sold in order to
close.
To person wishing to engage in General House
Furnishing Business, without the great labor Of col
lecting those goods together fne opportunity is
now offered. The stock on hand about SIS 900, and
only about $4,000 or $4,000 wanted in cash. The
stand is good one goods to tho amount Of $50, 0co
have been sold within the last two years few doors
above Clagett's corner Ninth street and near
Centre Market There are four rooms, from 65 10
100 feet deep, cellar with furnace, &c.
With pleasure we say 10 old customers, we thank
you for yonr frequent calls and now remind you that
this Is the last chance to get great bargains We
do not, many, advertise to sell without regard to
cost. Oh, mol we have regard to cost, and pledge
ourselves to come near that mark as justice will
allow. &t17a
We remind the trade Of a large stock of Glass
Ware, bought cheap at auction, at small advance.
"There's no humbug about it, all must be sold"
And now, to those indebted call and settle, either
s~' DOM, BROTHER, & co.
oct s0-eteodif Intel &Union1 Il
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03


Mn. EDroa have just returned from Bald-
more, where Phad gone to seek some relaxation
from toll mustbe permitted to assure you thai
have never passed two days moro TO my salisfac-
ton. From all the Information could obtain II u
within the figure to say that at least from sixty TO
sesenty-fve thousand persons visited Baltimore,
as did, to behold the Agricultural Exhibition.
Each day at least the number Of twenty-five thou
sand persons visited tho exhibition. This number
least sl5o,0o0 has been left in Baltimore, in four
days, besides, $4,000 added to the funds Of the
Agricultural Society. u
These sums are large, 1t is true; but how i'm
measurabiy short Of the value Of the real benefits
they confer. Irrespective Of the pleasure of wit,
Messing the exhibition which the expenditure pro
cures for us, is IL not safe to assert that large
stock, poultry of all kinds &C., and the machinei
which so much abridges labor, have first had taeir
incipiency at these exhibitions, and that some oil
tho brightest geniuses which so highly illustrate
our country have been developed within the sphere
Of their inHuenceS ...t
In word, the expenditures at those exhibitions
have been more than hundred fold refunded by
the quickened impulse given to, and the startling
progress made In oil that relates 10 national ad.
vancement and prosperity.
When shall the citizens Of the District, with this
and so many other examples before them, be slim.
ulated to arouse themselves to their best interests
by strenuous effort to render vsitto che National
capital as attracfivep IT.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03

KxroRrKD ron rHx
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Arriyal of the RaIlic.

Arrival OF the Baltic
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.--The Baltic arrived here
this forenoon, unannounced, with her regular Ea-
ropean dates
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton closed duh, with trifing decline.
Breadstuffs had slightly advanced.
Money more stringent, the Bank Of England
having further advanced its rates to per cent.
for sixty days bills, and per cent for longer pa.
per. There isa great alarm in commercial circles,
and panic ia anticipated.
Oonsols for money are quoted at ST.
THE WAR.
The Allies have organized a concentric advance
from Eupatoria, Baidar, Kertsch, and Kinbaum, in
Kinbanm is an important position on the north side
Of the Dneiper, lately captured by the Allies.
Lamar and Phanagoria, In the straits of Kertsch,
have been destroyed, and the advance posts Of the
Allies are now within five leagues of Baksha Serial
The Russians retiring before them.
Liprandi is intending to defend the line Of the
Belbec, and a battle is anticipated there.
The north side of Sebastopol has been surround
ed by the Russians with their new Notifications,
and placed in state to support a siege.
Among the killed at the conflict at Kars are said
10 be several officers Of rank. b
There Is but very little general news.
AUSTRIA.
The Messra. Rothschild are about to establish an
Austrian bank Of credit, with capital Of sixty
millions forms.
"A concordance highly favorable to the Church
Of Rome has been concluded between Austria and
the Holy See.
The new Greek Ministry announces the neutral
ity Of the Reform administration, and the cxecu-
ton Of obligations due to foreign powers.
COMMERCIAL DETAILS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday -Cotton--sales for the
week $4,000 bales To SPECTATORS 5000 bales
to exporters 5000. Orleans, fair, 8 IL d.; mid
ding, GIG, Uplands, fair, 10; niddling, 9
ID Latest advices from the United States had n
favorable effect. Sales on Friday, 5000 bales
Breadstuffs had slightly advanced. Ohio -four
40 8; western canal, 42s Wheat--whitc IL II
g.; red, l2s. Corn--white, 45 81; yellow, 43 8. u
Provisions generally unchanged.
Beef Is in limited demand.
American pork is enquircd after, and the market
is bare. Hams, shoulders and tallow, are like to
advance
Rosin is in fair request.
Lard at 66s. q els.
Denistoun quotes consul -four at 42s.
The restrictive measures of the Bank Of France
are telling upon almost every branch Of trade.
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