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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
DAVENPORT MUSIC sT0KE

RANDALL a HIGUiNshsve stopens ID G arg,
~ assortment OF Guitars, VloilnI, BsHloes, Tspbo
nnes,Se, orc. Aiso every kind ofMusic EooksRop
use which they win soii Very Chez D for hsh ri
lie Claire Row Oct3d 1854
UNION sschoolIor Piano Forte, Curtis Cain
Zundels Melodeon Instructor and in fact ever,
and ofnslruetion relEIiag to music can DO found
he Davenport Music store;
40 4 ita o. afro Row, q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
AN AaERIoAs INVENTION,
THE GREATEST OF Tns AGEt

THE 0NEaN6 ~ = w :.
Is Egaatd Hay, siaa.
sltei9, eheapnsesuf
price and adaptation 10
TIE ssnn ui ali classes
OF taa sit
straaxiy recsal ar al IL
10 sFsfY stAta ia tae
ualsn. eat pa JttSaatiy
Mo praiias OF Iowa, which IL ossansgstszt bt the
following and many aaaet osras&alus, FeiefaueSs
aad ehttsvss Of letters 4lyembS liable reatleuoa
whose nsnas afs affixed thereto.
havasS ~euap the psSeagees avs proprietor OF kds
Nln AID 1s4sse A. tAtks paiontl lOtsHs GTsiipg mn1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
.ysfeHli0a Public!

EsG ai slort iran Screening End tsst Of ell kn1,
Fu ~ tho iuaFJsA Grocery, o8FneF 5h ard Brady
you vail also tHd a.! klRda grssFies act Pro
Sisaoua t1sother with wagon 90 deliver then.
free Of charge. Call aHi svz for yourselves
Gag y Nm. sIcCAMMON
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MASSlLON MACHINE
NEW PLATFORM

GoHE1 " a.Psreeas al UIoere
cuElpastaJG VIII "nrh tho l4Iitsnnsu orany other
pihtATnI - EOc1tBss orS which wln EzkTirra wi,h
Fsscs. n yalu.psed q sBsdFy hard pirEks
and tratSgs, 6Ivg sEch the fSaritoos hosss
stsAd pssn'ly. Esttsr ~hs:h.r be be woody
hDFss, suaby hursg tsuis. Is eyu@tructss Is
hSrk AZ thT kslrl brocvTgs h0 cp4y Tor Tia owa bn
taE tbs EuisIStjun 81 his fruds Hnd
eszs9as ~ sh nsg dsve up ADD virAgout sighting
dy lg.E ugz7erisb reg ggF aaa tad ttsEn s1uf
when tkry gst thvge. The publc surssliy iEvIi~
"a cN}l only de isrt1rm bat III sJ-l-
AMI ariCs= to' IsFtligfs enquire u any FIT
~ hy &nrs the itsrssi uIoccTy h IT'S eh.s ard
aGtsrn igisEiHE in thB city, Corner 9Th BrAdy
aug AZ WN. AeCAANos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
Union Car AMI bRiDaE NORRIS

UNION Car AMI DhiDuE NORRIS
- = "a ~ al n,
KNOXVILLE,
CHI C &c u, L l. y . s,
nAPS, Sllls, Brackets. EEsssss, columns. &C. o.
~ lac l4tSss .sstser.As lnAde 10 ordeF
taiur sss9n ~ prFeess SO, nsy DC setslHet ..
tue o.aSs Of siuar, ut0.4er n naAGngy Oh, Nc
IAaveaIs MS EiSes. Davenport, lows,
sfBNh bQulEn g BOuT0s.
NaseEliae JoafnAi ana owA CITY Reporter -!ll
csch c.p9 cA8tg rear, sau sSna t4H Lo tfupf'stots
meats = ais -
NOTICE
Az ). MILLER, late ~ grs Gen CfAseTy, UphzHi
W. * Nuter E4ffG- IIasJrvso treuI thai conc.
on tbS ssi OF H4rca l4sll, has f5rngd the nes
arm Of Miles BOUNDS, No. ~ soutA
Water slrurt, CH!UAs9, aua sfaFtlg Uean 30 ofian'
- - Resolve Easff >PF3aE-seiSN u Ur0esrl1H,
10 anee VI aaY aka 14ss ~ EHsE llas, induces
LRsla 80 oEur sAs.F ssJsk tor Hsu sssn, af toseE
prices ihzu car 6 ioana . any othcF aSsse tn SIS
city.
inrir stock Is large, sat entirety sew, and con
sisfs, Ia PAN
Ivgs, Cae.Is Tex Pens Boxe. Glass,
Ssv pssss yores, l7oa ksgs hAiisr
SOD r. 4. -atsr, Sau Boxes EAlsins,
2eg S5ls g4ei&sses+ lt1 eotEssz
25d - ssrapy tt Ftvrcsa hake.
< lso, : splehGta assortment 81 N oadea " aFr
nd Y.akee SUtsuHs.
s.Ee s., - dly- ILLEE y hOGNDs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

ToFF EES--75 Bags Eso, Lzsuzfp, Ianl, Hzrsesioo
~ and Havana agEess. s"i0stsi kpTezsly fJr ~.
failing,
Su6AFF--ef Eals wh5le aud yell. rasnet s1g-rs
sinbfEciHz IohzU A, . d- a, crushed pawTa rod auE
E;AHH'zJgi, also refined |kFJu baglT. Ihgog s.
x&Ts gFe al Oftng Sa5l q .iIty.
NeW TEAS-'57 Gassss, haii Choa,E, or Boxes al4
gstdss u al s.ze aua descriptions Of ats lfuporga
tiana' embarrassing s9 OLA: ashrs! sud utst grades
OF the ssisbfE55t .'MayuHr" and -titE Snooy''
growtEs. Thee Greer snd B'scs Iaasars tesit,tNv
Is Eus end curious ca"Ts 81 ever cs1ssedlLs Hiss!s
sad Se rsa Fzc0I.sauHG cur Ooiongs Pea.
cnuDks, @gUCln@zs, OuEpogasf,, Iuperlals A1d
Young Ags50t. far superior IN fragrance and make.
70 TIE generally atEcas bTouEaI Auvi. EeJhsy were
selected e6bsG!aBlg for FAMILY sod are loss ia
piesj eau WIh cSEaAeEcs invite gEsLutnEt! and
tF.si.
RAfsINs-s5J Boxes, halves azt qaaGs0rs,-~aiso
Valencia Rsisiu.;
PLUhS- 5 gbtE p!glsd End UuP..lG3;
PBACHES-3 do pared CnTants, Dates, Fics, and
msny olheF Fruits, dried and preserved.
bOAPS-,Pgiuf, Castle, Shaving, German aud
ChsDlcEi eflyg &C, ssc together With large Yaf-
ely OF BAGkeIs, " lhoS, Rattan ans sgtiat, Wooden
ware, soSsya ot hliia EDis Fish, MacEeesl, White
salmon aud Sea cd Hsrring, H. Bales and ~ bushr
Wheai SGcEs and uEnY ythsr articles ali for sale
chesp I'D warn E. ssd 30 give l4tlstaCGsu.
JACOB WEAVER, IA, q Co,
Jate i9dWi HaEkGyo Store.
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STORAGE, Forwarding L Commission

IN this branch q taB trade, - pre- ared 20 do
d large amount 81 badness. Merchants and othere
making consgumeufS n our House, may rest ass or
ed of the utmost fidelity on part ths-r inter
ests and thattheir o9as!gnneats EhA!irUcEYU pToup
attention 10 sales and returns,
n. Satisfactory reference given In all esses,
and with pleasure
MAY aawtr RYAN 4 McCARN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
Yankee Net.sns and ToYs.

Yankee Nct!sEs and Toys.
/ LAhO tjustop eniu gabdfoF saIesu
- Dss export Music store;
NO 80 IlaIru Row CRASDALL n HIGGINS
A LLrgeaud yegl Hne assortmeHI offsosewooaG-t
aIA ~ Fnroua prices ranging from $500 u so,
Also FiuliAsiTom seventy Ave ceatstJtwupIy. hyeu
lars No q Claire Row. CO
Feather Busters.
Very fns assortment g an be found a. the pascr
n pori Music Store;
SO L0 Claire Row; CkH
Varied GssoTtm Mt lust received and for sale low
"a e. No Le slaTe Row; CNb
UlThkEud Violin strings and every Kind ofMus,-
~ cal Aercsandise, kepIconstsntiy on hama II No
&c Claire Row. 4 n n
The Halisluiah,
4 usl published BY h. hs.cn, centainingE very aD
- enIleeAoB OF Church Music, Also the sha WIN BY v
d Bradbury aud q hOot, can be found al Nos /.
"isireh ROVE C$H
Aee0rdeons and FIutiaas
4 Large and veiiselssted assortment ustFecely,
at pfiess that GauDotfail TO give entire
at NOE Le aialre Row: CSH
1 NLAKloSEIIs, Flutes, FlSgeoIsts, PtcaIows an
- Flies at reduced preeaat
MOI lie Claire Row, can
Sheet Music
1 LaTgeeollsctiop on hand anaNaw EusicYeseivel
- assoOu az Published at
No lie Claire Row. Chh
HE Dost Piano Forte lnBtTuCtOF 10 the World girI
4 urtkOnis modern school fo piano Part.. 80
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
PIONEER BAKERY

HE baslss. nil Bs ooglinaeo p as ssss.of,re IN
reqnr-ts CO neA'1'' u LgVf RuEGHGkoKb.
tended.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
oypPEksAiTH AID fLuasAA.
Attention Farmers.
Hydiaulie Cement.

on wstsr Lns, KEPT constantly OF law
~ So BUggoHs d PEKITfkhs
F.r. Agenls for. and vlusL ~ tss fsesips " =
~ TAI 81 IJeshtsr's osieoFsied Aodlelhoss cones
toc 49,. PtltR, F1nttF de: and ssreAstsssssF
Elders please call sna gs. ens o. as -r"FA''
Compsuiaps,'' grHtis, saa isss l"' spITTsN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
CHEESE.

Ln6EsEs
SUPERlQR Cheese ana prime LeafL Lard in Cau'
apt lT-d'i JACuB WEAVER, IL, g. co.
.,OLD9E sTEUF-Ig Barrels OF Ias meet super
VI Of - Gt,ly JIsL rocslgad Inc tiEwEeys store
by IAC0b HE4YER, IN. a co.
NIsoh s tssfcs--Also EsEs1s Of Cssss Yea a
vi sss; rsy Lrgi.:B s4gran.e. mad alter The
old iask9nsiooJa sutnpikss. for sa.c ai tao "taw9
eve IT,, A.. 80
FaLsH BLIEEI. AND EG0z.
oslUPDU&DS Fresh rJl Butter; also, II kegs clTre
SDtc packed and go dozen Egqe t,at rrcs,y,,, nd
for sale 81 toe HAWkiYE STORE.
sPill JACOB WEAVER. Ju., 1 co,
HAMS.
Sugar Cured Hams a. n Cantd
!! you want choice Sugar Cured Ham ora emo
l. seh Shoulder, Ep!ly (. lay Pork Hog4s On Probt
Street
Sugar Cured Smoked Hama IL csnts,
Smoked Shoulders 3
Libgrai Discount u.ad3 % Gus Trade.
M:hls d-N }. 81. .. BURROWS.
CANDLES SKINNER presses TallUH Opal sta,
~ Adsmaniu., ana sperm Candles, equal t. wax
'.'2 transparent Soap, to' sac At zoe "tH"kcye
nILs--Oltys, IN bottles, also Lard, SpsrH. IA.
~ ephahts Oils, suitable tor HstalESry ar LamI
iJf salS a. Tic " t4AmE6ye.' June IS
DEBisHhS-- Pickles, Preserves DC. -tucua,b4r
IN In glgss BBa wood, OAiDus and Huego-rgdi,i
G4'uce, Peaehss, Plum, Pelt AMI Blackberry Frs
srFFGa AltG Aprtc8tA, Ds4ERNs GGl Jbarrips, Al y.
CurIsn., Strawberry Pouch, Orange and BlaekG,
~ Jellls,, hetgGupss PUbpgE y ,llg, Cap.rs. Brp
hGm, kosc Water, ali sorts Of Extracts, and Frg.k
oyslero, now and Of all size puckGgss, aud Tor sails
cdeap AZ the EAN hkYk STORE
DIE e ~! tr-'eaehgs, UsHsyns, BIaCk6erries
L hhubarb, "hortebcrrlea, Gou,eberrIs,, md
tdUf dsBr tor Baie At tie wnA kFI i y
June lJdtf
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IA ,hs ,nouiry j. bu, fsJ. Ban. and discount

,a,hs inquiry s but fair. psnLl Zen and discount
all name command q S2i y cent d..count Other
good pamss and produce drafts seD a. the demand oc-
snrs az 4 Q cent discount. Sight funds IN
char ged II, supply IS lar-e and the demand Jar
Tie banks have a rnod,nte counter.demand, whlch
they supply a. e cent but out-o'-doors pans
clecks d, not SCI at better than Ia cent discount
stor siglt drafts are slow Of sale at from a Il ana
/, c.nt discount for ). 10 and ID days drafts ne
W. aiher Yesterday very unfsvorabe ior oet-o'-
door transactions; still, the market for Exchange
closed with rather more frmress than was gtneraiiy
locked for. We quote Sterling 6d6i for bills win
bills of aiding attached, and 81 cot and g cent ioI
fair to good signatures. Francs, 9.2s8 To'' anu
$40 = Dollar New-York and Boston, 90 days Il a
q ard q p cent discount. Sight, lSf and ' cent
discount.
"The Freight market continues very gule' ana we
have but few new engagements to notice considering
tie stock of cotton on hand and the number OF ships
in pert. Since our last have only to report, e.
taken for Liverpool, one American ship at a. oT CO.
ton and I'D. for corn. Several British ships have
been placed on the berth but do not hear Of Their
engaging any freight Some cotton has been shipped
in British ships at le-32d and American ships are
filing up at ID. for Liverpool and l4c. for Havre We
also notice ship taken for Genoa at &c., one for
Hamburg Of llc., two British ships for Glasgow at
g.. ard two ships for Europe on private term. No
material change coatwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
Disasters, &c.

SHIP IRENE, Williams from Liverpool before reported
ashore at Point She has been got of and lowed to Bosol
on Sunday
SHIP WILLlm HTrcHcocE.-The captain and Of the
ship William Hitchcock, before reported destroyed by FIRE al
sea taken of BY the ship General Psrkh Captain Nc
KCwD arrived Liverpool jan 81 from Charleston The date
when taken o fallen in with given The ship had
been struck By lightning.
SHIP lRESE from Liverpool ashore Point shirley
NAMED upright 18th Tho pump ct work and she
viii probably be freed from water on sth 30 az TO allow the
be discharged from tho lower hold All the cargo from
the UPPER decks has been discharged good order and for
warded 10 the public.
SHIP sAM-The sails chains rigging, provisions furniture,
saved from the ship Siam, stranded on 81 Catarne
Beach sold 18th inst for 1900 The hull Of the yes.
BR BARK THOMAS RITcBIE from this port abandoned
eore repored cleared ID inst for DroEech with 2os bh.
wheat II 500 co. rye and $50 do buckwheat valued IN all about
eco supposed Insured IN Europe The J. X was built az
ST. Marys Bay " B. in 1855 2sl tuns register. rating g.
owned in s.. John, " B. valued at about $4,000 AMI
sured in New Brunswick.
inst lat 10 long 10 during the heavy gale from T. to
" w lost close reef nisn'Opsa carried sway nantopsau
ysId osi part bulwsrss and filed the cabin with
Dec, and abandoned By the crew.
BARE ECHo-In a letter from Capt Cuuan AZ Quosue l. L.
70 hessr Johnson Higgins which they received today sh
Is stated that the bark Echo ashore there il In fiyosbIs
IedcaEent for being of All the cargo exceu 200 bush
es Of corn and some iron has been thrown The l. Al
oe "a the nod and there not much chance Of saving un
corn and The water in the frozen She sy we'll 20 be hsnd
or and not supposed be BIZ the higher m Ia
tha u out Before going ashore her nass were cat away
ana large part Of with all the anehoFs aud soes
cove o,eboeTd The following schedule OF
on the beach: gallon casks beer, bb do 80 bos nonr
ohs dry goods Is bbs alum and anpbiAk 10 odIs eahef
faG AMERICA az Halifax 9Th inst from Boston, was move 70
from The evening jth until forenoon OF tn N IRE.
meudou. gale from E.NF. Loot MA ntops@la-' mast aud
several as Including coe Tceed ma tosaI and main
,t!sa toTn out 81 lf tstTls' vac sf'' fesn Iss q
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To Mariners.
To the Editor Of The ". T. Tribune.

To the Editor OF The " T. Tribune
NEW YoRE, Jan. q. l8Sl
SIR: The description Of the lighthouses which have bed
rected haIbor the past Summer had prepared for Tho
Appendix 10 Coast Pilot they gi be- lighted during tia
oming Simmer.
send them for publication as one obliged 10 IN with
pilot he do with perfect safety in the day tune, b
following the nclosed dectons and o extended tia
publication the greater the utility Of them
Masters vessels informed that by applying NJ the store
O. w. Blunt No. 79 Water they have tho
location Of the shts put their charts without expense
Yours respectfully, GEO. w. BLUNT.
Six structures contain lights for the channels
have been erected In NewiOrk Harbor The lights viii b
lighted during the present year
Gedneys Channel lights two In number; the front ous
Rasn Bay Jersey shore on the keepers hoase IN tu
The focal plane the light II " feet above high water
The light s in 10 feet above high water Thess
lights sange will carry l9 feet a. low The bar and
clear every thing until inside Of Sandy Hook.
Swssh Channel lights two Ia number staten Island
The In high the TO al plane OF the light hS
above high The rear light s Tho keepers house.
in turet l89 feet above high water Thee in whc
outside of harbor viii the bar in y feet wster and lead
through the swash Channel up to tho red buoy Of the UP
Middle.
The Main Ship Channel lights in number to be used
after turning the sW. Spit buoy The front light in towaI
plane Of the light 80 feet above highwster marx
The light Is the keepers house in turret the %
the light is 22f feet above high A,er turning
the sW Spit by keeping these in range, in dchn-
mel until Robins Reef light s with the light al tho Nt'
rows keeping those open clears the West Bank.
They will all be fxed lights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

TsA BLVD PR.,cHFR-nr' "''o''"' ''' M,
,,,,,s;n Of Congrees, weA known az the biha
pr,sehe-, is possess.d Of uncommon ors'oi"@i l"
49,, ,.,, cne Of the rea.es; and most effective pubie
sr.sl srs in the country But be j. yet more remark
ab,. 90 q man Of unHnchlng and onoonquerabie Will,
and il g ne tribute 10 The eXertions h. has ne<e in
., .,conn, the almost total defect Of ghi, that we
think il tight 10 say a word of rs success. He las
since the age Of FIVE been unae to read at all except
by spelng one letter at time, as i; were through
snail OUTFIT in eye; and for portions Of that pefrd
has been unable to reed at all. Under ths dsad-
vantage, with weak and slender body, in poverty,
compelled 20 earn bis living astant both 10 hl1
father and his mother in the business of the hrs' ana
the hou.ehON oi the last, Mr.. Miburn has gainen
an .dnca,i0a for himself, has even become man ol
unusual general information, has attained high rank
among oar pulpit orators, has acquired distinction a.
lecturer and maintains personal acquaintance OF
vast extent with all manner Of men throughout the
Union. and oil this with that fearful burden OF blind
ness weighing lin down, he has done, being no"
hrty-two years. With such an instance OF the power
of labor we trust that YOUTH now poor or ignorant
but with noble ambition in his heart, will ever give
any place 10 encouragement yield up hs faith the
certainty that he determine what the complexion
| and tenor If his life shall be.
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DIED.

BAKEB-0n Mopdsy afternoon D. seea - months and
2 dsys ARTHUR HOWARD, infant son Of jeremiah aud
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
To attend hs funeral from the residence Of his parents No so
Greenwich street on Wednesday morning a; o'clock with
BLACKBURNE-0n Monday, Jan. q, I o'clock p. m g,
ROBINS c. Of the late Robins C. BackbuTne aged IS
yeers. month and = days
The relatives and friends The family respectfully invited
e. , nc, hi: rnsTs Sn WeasS SSons At 10 OsoSs
lyn without further notice.
CALHOUN-On Monday Jan. p ELIZA MALvINA, wife Of
Henry Calhoun Of this city.
Tbs friends Of the family are invited TO attend The funeral from
heI late residence, No l21 Amos Wednesday sd
lust, q, oeocA
heart, PETER CLINTON.
1s iss'es and friends Of The family well those Of his
attend bis funeral from his late residence No SO Green
sephs Church Sixth avenue where solemn fIsi Mass vii
accelerated, and thence to Calvary Cemetery.
pENNETT1ln this City on Saturday Jan 49, aged "a year
HIS friends and those cf the family invited attend his
veny-ninth street, on Tuesday Jan y al 10 ocock m
HE remains will be taken to Greenwood
NARY LOUISA, ony daughter CT william : and Mary f.
ys eI SsI"y,! IN ~. the iS.h yesE Of her age
10 s! ssSSa The funeral on Tuesday next Om No
HERRlFlELD-ln BrooL W. on SATURDAY. jan 10 aged -
yeArs, JOHN NJ. MERRIsIELD.
The relatives aud ends invited ,aena funeral
Church Nste DIR. Co,sl in Henry street.
Asssaehusetts papers please cory.
PECKHAM-On SATURDAY J1 10 q scarle, fever TMFLINE
tLiLAbETH, daughter Of Seth w aud Julia Z Peckhsm
tssd years and n months
9ne panyt ard friends Of The family invited
o attend The ioness on Monday Jan p a. o'clock M
ION e Idense Of her parents Nc 81 West Twenty sixth
street oerseen Broadway and sixth avenue.
- .LV-On Sunday evening, Jan. 70 az o'clock,
ANDREW PATRULLO, axed IS years.
Sne tSneEs services yin tase place Peter. Church
Barclay street, On Wednesday morning 80 inst, az l0l
.oeocs His friends those o. he brother nlsw, Nj Fran
DISCO DEF H9yo and 81 bis unlaw NJ Msnnel FcheyeTra
requested 10 attend his funeral hs residence
BE. IS Frankhn street, on Wednesday morning.
PL Alto Sunday evening Jan. ~, SARAH T wife OF
William H. Plat, IN the iist year Of her ase.
The trsenas Of the family invited attend the funeral
sr a. their residence Nc s. Btecke street (Tussdsy
tod ~ At o'clock, w!ihou; furhe. iuya,or Her rlaus
,tll We taken 20 owego for intermeut.
SMITH On Sunday Jan a. FRANCES datsbtef of Nicholas
N aud Srauees Smith aged years
Vie and hends OF the family invited e sS "a tie
funeral day a. o'clock from the 90 t1cy q tVt
saerts, Sc "a WtG 1WsXtJ sscers s;Jets
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lieceipfs of Produce.

~ he HpoH Rirer RatToi for the tseei ending Jan. If
eco be ID Cafe DO Calves 20 60. Sheep. 1881 DO Mutton
go I've Hog ~ drt sed Hos s. pkgs Beef, bbs Fish
do Frk i pkss Poultry DO EgE. Ashes pot aud
PeT .ly bbA Whisky, Co. Ale aud Beer, So pks Butter
l0l DO Chees- y 10 Lar 10 bash Malt III do. Peas aud
Beans 8f0 Dis Flour III kEs Buckwhes Fl0ur, 95 sides
Leather t6i gals Mix , bills Appes pkgs Fruit 90 bales
H0I- q doz broous ~ pkg Paper, q bales Wool
ne Ere hddodt. Jan 2l-5il 6hls Flour II do. Whsky
6S &c. Pfyy sons so sides Leather $50 pkgs Butter
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Cosy.c1IoUT TOBACCO CROP.-The tobacco crop
Of Connecticut has become important that the to-
bsccogro lately held convention at Hartford to
promote their interests. 4 tobacco warehouse has
been established in that city, where the crops OF al
the principal growers are sent for sale. IL IA fine
large building, bult by Mr.. Seymour for this purpose,
with tyery convenience for storing weighing, repack
ing. etc. Of We should Judge the entire crop of the
u.ed In the Connecticut Wiley
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Tots.......s2Fs7.7 slS28,s75 ~ Is O5l s2Go5 600
The Harrisburg and Lancaster Railroad Company
propose 10 give e. 900, 900 for the Columbia Railroad
payable in eight annual payments, with = cent
interest The Pennsylvania Railroad Company pro-
pose to buy the whole of the Main Line at 500 OOO
payable in ten annual payments, at = cent They
agree TO keep the Eastern and Western canals open
until the railroad IS completed.
At Philadelphia the current rate for frstclass pape.
Is 10 T. cent.
AT Boston stocks are heavy. Money i easy in the
street at about 10 T. cent.
The NeE- Orleans Price Current 18th latest date
says:
For the past three days the market for al descrip.
tons OF bills has continued 10 rule dull and lauguid
with large offerings and very little disposition TO op.
crate on the part Ohurchasers beyond their immediate
wants. Prices continue low with every appearance
Of q further downward tendency; still We notice but
little variation from those current at the date of
our previous report. The transactions in bill En-
gland have been 70 very moderate extent. operators
being unwilling 10 pure base largely unless at marked
concession which drswers for the part are a. yet
unwilling TO submit to; but sales have been made
showing decline on our previous figures. The ex-
trtme range of tb market Is from TO for bill of
lading bills and s. a q and : T. cent FOR fair. good,
and A No. signatures, some drawers direct on Lon
don obtaining, the occasion ofers y cent pre-
MUM.
The market for Francs has exhibited rather more
animation, bat du wen generally have been forced 10
give way in piice % az to ma e sales. Drawers of
small amounts direct Oh Paris obtain a. the occasion
offers, 5.27 j.2st and $50 but large amounts either
direct Paris on names in Hayre will not
mand over 5.3li a j.37i and $40 & dollar according
TO classification. Time drafts the North have also
commanded attention, but better figures have
been obtained. The ebtTings e9alinae quite large
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments.
Cleared.

stssm.hp.-o City shuieldt HsyAns smith Psesi
81 Iou. rocker Aspinw all. Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Shr-Apdoyer. berry New.Orlesns, W. Nelson d SON
BSrks-Nabsms, s,ockhrdss, Mobile y d. Brigham MOTH
Ing star Close Hew-Orleans v. ~. Brigham -,
Brss-susan Small Brown, SO Jsso, c p j. Peters '"
h Nash Nash sssuslaGrsnde, c. =. j. Peters; a
schoeu.rsC II Strong Liseotn, Baltimore Lord Que
rsan. b Adams Willard Mobile, Esse Hazard L9nisne'
Hudson Charleston McCready, Mott Co; j. Van psaho'
1raschcoa Eagle HsIssa Heath, CorSin, 80 Pierre,
los Perkins.
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TO Arsryn
Passenger Arrived

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seat,G paor-Nr and Nrs. Afheus Tod ni1rt eoi
Ms Arsbea CLARKE, Mi--es Emma apd th1a E.lloVt
Frsrk B. Richardson Mason, Winter hAIies rs ~
Copsianss CEero Giovanni QneirAo Antoine ,asrst ~
G,s-et P.n (;r,uAraux aid children, Mr. Eiian "a
Shsmsrin Ms, Caroline Chamern, Mr. JSnes w Terry nls
Nsrv Pr'chsrd Mrs Cs'hs'lre De haye- MS h!Ien
Ueprich vssen Adolf entAs Cu Wei'e, = "aeeldns
and r. haebsrtr. Total, j.