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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-07

w. n. P. JONES,
IDlNRJ'lE
janis, Is57-ly
j o NJ O u I o 10
No. 8, Franklin Street,
HAVING Just finished receiving his Spring and
Ill Simmer stock Of Dry-goods, would respect
fully ask his friends and customers 20 call and ex-
anime them The store has been greatly enlarged
as well as the stock. The new light is fiue, and
persons can see goods ''as they really are not as
they should be-"
SILKS.-Chene fiounced Robes;
Rich Chene Silks;
Plaid and check Silks;
erode Nap, Florence e. Morcoline do;
Plain black Silks;
Plaid and striped blnck silks
BERAGES AND GRENADINES
Flounced Berage dresses; Plain Berages, all col
ors; Figured do figured Grenadines; Challies,
all colors.
ORGANIZES AND MUSLGNS.-
Organdie Robes, Chintz Robes; Organdie Mus
Inns, great variety; French Jaconetsj cheap Mus
Inns large stock.
MOURNING GOODS
Summer Bombazines; summer double width
blaine; silk warp Alpaca, black canton Grape;
black Lamartine; black Challios;
RIBONS AND TRIMMINGS
A large stock and fine variety.
MANTLES AND SHAWLS,--
White silk Nantes; white Lace do. white
embroidered DO; black silk Nantes; black french
lace do; black shantilly lace do; black Grape
Snawls; white do. do,
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.-
Embroidered French Collars;
lace trimmed do;
g" Sets: ISL.
% Jaconet
Lace
Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting; ..
do do. Flouncing;
Thread Linen, valencia aud silk Laces; new
style lace Capes and Berthas; black lace Grape
Wells
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Carpets, large stock and variety; Curtain
dana SKIS, something new and pretty; Lace Cur
tBins, fine assortment; Oil Shades, with good fix
lures; OIL cloth for shades; floor oil cloth, feet
wide, very pretty; white and colored Marsailes
Quilts rich cold Dimity for quilts; l0-4, l14
and - Sheetings, very cheap; rich table dam
asks and cloths; damask Napkins and Doylies;
colored fruit doylies; Huchabach Damask and
Crash Towels.
B0NNETS AND FLOWERS
Plain straw Bonnets; plain Neopolitan do; hair
straw do trimmed silk and Grape do. F; a very fine
stock of Flowers and Tr innings, all of which
will be sold very low, as l have determined TO
quit the that branch of the trade.
Parasols and Shades fine assortment and
something new.
Fans Almost every thing in that line.
Linens--lrish Linens, heavy Shifting Linens,
Pillow Linens, linen Sheetings, brown, check and
grass linens
Domestic Coods.--The best brands of Domes.
tics, Osnab1rgs, PIaids, Cottonades, linen ducks
and drills, &c., which will be sold at small profits
J. NJ RICE.
April "a, '57-6m
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500 CHINAMEN.

have an arrangement for the above number o
Cooleys, and can furnish Iron WORKS with any
number, from 10 to 100.
10. NJ. EYE, Agent.
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I O5
Preparations, for the cure
EVERY KNOWN DISEASE.
I. o S

THE undersigned, having been appointed sole
Agents for GAINESVILLE, for the sale OF the Medic
inal Preparations recommended In DR.. Freese's
"Combined System Of Practice for Physicians and
Families" would respectfully offer them to such
of cur citizens need a restoration TO health.
These preparations ore compounded from the
recipes Of the most celebrated Physicians and Sur
geons Of Europe and America, and will CURE Ev-
ERa KNOWN DISEASE that is at all within the reach
Of remedies They have been tested fer years BY
Prof Freese, aud other celebrated physicians, in
their daily practice, and have been found invarii
ably efectuaE.
For further particulars, see DR.. Freese's "C0m-
bined System Of Pyactiee'--together with cards,
posters, etc.
Both the book. Medicine and Chests, may be
had Of the undersigned, at Their Drugstore.
BRYARBY & McCAULEY, s
franklin Street, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
June 81, l857-6m
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
10000 Dollars!
CITY BONDS!

WE will sell. OF Public Auction. in front of the
Railroad office, 100000 City of GAINESVILLE Bonds
on Saturday, tho 18th inst. Terms Of sale, one
third in cash, balance 80 aud GO days. These
bonds boar interest, payable semi annually in
bonds, it is one OF the
Safest and most Profitable Investments
that can be made, yielding full 10 per cent. The
heavy expenses on tho road and slow collection
of stock-cas, demand of us the sale of these
bonds. We invite ever ybody to buy, and help
forward the Railroad.
w. B. MUNFORD, Fres't.
Aug, y 81 -2w
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MART, COULTER s. co.
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry-GOOds,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

Our Spring Stock for 1857 is now complete
We earnestly solicit ar examination of our goods
from all who visit our market. Our assortment is
very general our styles the latest, and in quality
the very best. To Cash buyers we will offer the
wost liberal inducements. april "a
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Jacks Here!

At the same old stand, Strawberry Alley, pay
ing license for a Second Glass House, think
better than some houses. Call, will wait on
You as politely as can TO Sherry Coblers, Port
and Claret Punches Sangcrees, Lemonades, Ale
Tobacco, Cigars, &c. other liquors by the quart,
Ale and Wines by the drink, and Aromatic Bit
tiers by the drops, am not trying to show big
in company. You all know Bill Turner. II
any one likes the above mentioned articles well
enough TO call for them, please leave the rinodihe
with me, as have particular fancy in that way
Of doing business JOHN W. HALE.
July "a, iS57-3m
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New Music.

Hughes & Co. respectfully inform the public
that they have Just received great variety OF new
and fashionable music, Violin and Guitar strings,
and every other article, gen rally kept in music
stores. large assortment Of Pianos Fortes from
the principal manufacturers, for sale by
HUGUS g. CO.
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Good Medicines.


a TX Cherry PectoraI and Catharlic
VEs~f9 Pills bave dore more to promote
&EN3 the public health than any 9TH
AE.LgSwSzss or cause. There can be no ques-
TEX W-TY ton that the Cherry PectOral
lIZ.Atss,ktAN has by lis thousand on thou
sand cures Of Colds, Coughs,
Astlma, Group, fnnuonzl, Bronchitis, &c, very
much reduced the proportion Of deaths from con
sumptive diseases In this country. The Pills are
as good as the Pecleral and will cure more COM
plants.
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood from its Impurities Purge the bow els
Liver, and the whole viscernl system, from its
strucfons. Purge ont the diseases which fasten
OH the body, 10 work its decay But for diseases
we should die only of old age. Take antidotes
early and thrust II from the system, before 1t is
yet too strong 10 yield.
Ayers Pills do thrus, out disease, not only
while IL Is weak but when it has taken a strong
hold. Read the astounding statements Of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin Diseases Rheu-
fnatisfn Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bill
lious complaints, Heartburn, Headach, Govt, aud
many less dangerous bat still threatening all
ments. such a. pimples on the face, Worms, Nor
vous Irratability, Loss Of appetite, Irregularities,
Dizziness In the head, Colds, tevers, Dyseniery,
and indeed every variety of complaints for which
4 Purgaiirc Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but are authen.
ticated by your own neghbors and your own
Physicians.
Try them once, aud you will never be without
them.
P-ice 25cts per Box--5 Boxes for 81.
spared by DR.. J,C.AYER Practical Chem
isl, lowell, Mass and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in medicine through this section
Wholesale by Berry & Demovlle, Nashville
Tenn.
Retail by Thomas & Bro, GAINESVILLE, and D.
T. Porter, New Providence, and all druggists and
dealers in medicine throughout the South.
Apl II, '57-GstAug.
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COMP HTlTION !


THE prevailing opinion he, been here that
COMPETITION aud the RAILROAD would
help the Hardware BoYs--in consequences Of
which we have been receiving a HEAVY RE.
CRUIT Of new and useful goods, which now
makes our stock much larger aad more complete
than ever befose, and are for sale on reasonable
terms for CASH. or 10 punctual dealers on short
notice. NORTHINGTON & VAUGHAN
Masser's minute Cream Freezer for sale by
: N, &v.
10 dOz. scythes and Cradles, for sale BY
N. & W
A heavy stock oil Glass, Builders Hardware and
steam Betting, for sale by
A large supply Of Enamel Leather. French Calf
Skins. Lasts and fogs, Sadlery and Coach fnd-
ings, for sale by
Steel, Picks. shOveIs. Hammers and Railroad
tools. sale by
N. & V.
Wood Buckets, Willow Baskets and Carriages.
for sale By 80
N. &v.
Window Glass and Wall Paper. for sale BY 20
N. & v.
A general suppl of House FurnishingGo DDS,
such as Oil Cloths, Curtains and Bands, and fine
Table Cutlery, for sale by s.r9.
N. &4v.
Bamboo and common Reed fishing poles, and
Seine Irvine expected every steamer.
N. Az.
InnnH 1877 ----.
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Dress TRAININGS in Every Variety.
Fine Cloths and Casino res,

Of various shades, Vestngs, Satnets, Negro cloths
Drills, Tickings, C6rpetings, Bagging, &c.
Having every facility In New York and Phia-
deipha for selecting, at all times, fresh supplies Of
late styles and fine qualities of goods at the very
lowest prices, for Cash, we fear no honorable
competition, and freely invite an examination Of
our stock, whioh to be fully appreciated. needs
only TO be we'll known in this community.
II will be our rule and study invariably. 10
deal fairly and honorably with Ngery one, and
make IL TO their advantage TO deal With us. Come
and see and judge for yourselves,
psrOASH PAID FOR VARIOUS AR
TICLES OF PRODUCE, such as
Feathers, Wool, Ginseng,
BeesoGT, Hides, Hides,
&c, In large or small quantities.
All transactions at Clarksve, in charge Of and
conducted by the subscribers,
CEALES d. PARISH,
RIO. B,6puNNINGO Z
May !, ls5i-6n
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Wanted,

Several teachers, male and female of ability
and experience, wish to obtain situations MS Prn-
cpal or Assistant, either in Boarding OF Day
Schools. Those desrous Of obtaining the services
of such are invited 20 address the undersigned,
stating the recired qualifications, & c., and the
subject viii receive immediate attention.
81 w. e. MARVIN,
Proprietor OF "Millwood Female Institute" and
'"Clnrksvjlle High School,"
An. 7, '57-3w
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1REAT WESTERN FURNACE.

Mar,h20.
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March 90.
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Bamboo and common Reed fishing poles, and
Seine Irvine expected every steemer
N. & v.
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Movement. OF Ocean Steamer.
Tn DEPART.
TO ARRIVE.
Passenger Arrived

Ia N, ,,.am,hip ST. LOui, from A,piscaH-Cag. q II r.
SS I Fss; = SSir..oq So Lieut. Y Ssc;s;:.
D T. r. eu1usi P' 4 o 6 S:ii vi = s
ss sssn .ss servant! oSss Nh d ;:s
cbiSr;n DR. BTy.ntJ o9Ibsrt l. R,rs, w. ho :Si. N.
Mr. s Ti .s ~ a9 T %aa'E s NV
Bsn:sw, Mr.. and Mrs A. j Butler. W. II. rhG',O1 c.
Ihq r. ei.nSe1 '0 e. Witt Ms. wsoct osics
j. H. Bnrd, Mrs, Eiturn and Ghls M' "a sI MN IL
Ro;s sni children ssrn:y wY' ,lh a Cav. ..s
NJ. No. T. ,D s; chic I'd j. f sa s sah5
W MIS- ~. S GRAZ, smith '1a We Ess
Mr.. Wood, j. D. Beoran s. N Mr.; soOra~ I Bat.s
Tx H''S 's s.o s: .Da wife t'S G thsvs s
Jold.6 io13is sa0sfo5 h e Sn A. NJ Prcs
Nj. Price, ". 8 Chttenien, Baum, II Baum, 2 Best G.
Wlsb9s Cap; s wlistOp 4 s. ssGs'T & M. syV%
Rssy sgDsy H c wss Ann j. c. W. Tf Fs
f% fs.sl.f SsTsi sr,n Mos;iI;%sS %9.T
h'SSnt md % B.y < Ss'E a sSS
j. W. Williams, Kins wife ard two chi dsn, Ms.;es
DssisS LG5s,G Foster Gs'R g.. =
fS Sh l. Fisk W PsItn. and wife WIN 0s.sOg e
c cGTns: sit' w. Butts aS:'r g. D.rSs 4 Gmsa L.
Fh.r " Richie. Fisds'iek N w.Sn; HsP'I TX
Joseph Nj swsnwiGs lady and ssid Carl sq, Rev
HgFa Sister, MI J9iP;on and lsay II Holmes n W mI'
shall 0enheim, o. 3 orEith hr. SarI ahl niece, Mr..
Hrchip, laf and children, NJ Fessn, Mr. ORsuse. IL
Bsrh Rirg j. Bartb Col ID stuart, Dr. Manning, NJ
Paris sd lady Doman lady aud chi Mr. Hodssn sdy
children and sv't Mr. Loehner Mr. Reinher Mr. Ben aud
lady Mullins aud laiv Mrs Groocock and children Ms
Bofck Urmsnns Mons Rivera. lady and daughter Mr.
Forwood Miss Lyme, Mrs Cone, Miss Richards NJ. Fen.
tou lady and daughter Mr. PfeGer Mr. Richter g. Gsahp
W. stIoug + Smith, Clarke Mr.. rueman, Mr. Atkinson,
r. Morton w Elliot Mrs. ingalls, aud child Mrs Spirit, Misc
Frerco Nj bcCsrteD c. Miner Mrs. Adri5ge and chnd
Mr.. wnum, and children, Miss White Mr. Dale an l.y
T. Cater, Mis- Paris, Mr. Anderson Louis Fasascht Mr.
tdrcAs and lady, II. schuze, j. Adam, SIR. Walker and
LADY.
In ,hlp Princeton, from Haue-Mrs. wm. n. Bell
children and q rysut.
In ba,k Pride Of the Sea- from NeuritrJ Dsyine and lady,
u. Golden
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et0ARsThe nsrhet easier With sslcs cf 80 hh1, e,
sdIe: inegsns few IN boud o. the former hssrs ~
srs i,e hiss Porto Boo Halle, fsv Il 81. lnmshs
Do H. hnsd seiivc decline Of u On Csfss ~
Isryfi0Ds s -
sEEnsTh. II qairy (. moderate for Clover ara IA. ,.
uIs~ted and pogull sIdGic. y n. TirlOtay ss-ss
,e'y qest 81 soS ~ Y b9'h.l 4 tab r. soeA Eu Il
SAL1~l Ae csnsuo tive for Liz rpos 6ne a. A.
trssi. terms. ~ W
TEAs-An sc'ive business. /. doing a. rate. ia y h.,,.
suction sale "a anrouuoe5 t5r "Wednesday ~
RTALIOWTh~ narket is hTu5sr the good. a..
% He prime Western =, ss city generally he'd Ass.,
" OOL-The ssns qntt previously noticed cooraa..,
er, and sellers exhibit the s1oe difference sbai
,rd Fes sfoz stb,r nounsl.
WHIsKY-Tbe Dsrket 10 b-t'er and quite .ct'y- Ana
,so,ar :; sales Of coo bbls at 2Sd 25ic. e'sS
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y III n.

va ssni w. :s ss:.,n or q sG Sss
s. s1S.G' i ss:iys Of Count, ocrl iIeIsSd
BENNErTat No. 'i Be,hane stres suddenly, on Sandy
poornns. Rdy - BeoAmlD soc OF Beolamn ana oe''Se'
sssRfasas S @e::esssS a County s:.atdsy
CAMrb9LL 0n ThrT.asy Nov a. b: rsaae1es; n
Rpssy, Ohio DR. Alexander Campbell In hi' "'a year. ~iN
d. csnpss born WIGHT. 10 7's H: parent. T. PA s
hi. ps,re.. smn.,ss 10 Eostaciy 1900 Alexander e.
The q K.no,sl being and I1 s.sasS a. e
s.csiSn and IN so esrssed ohopn scoua; Of Slavery
!, 1893 BE- s ct, 10 '1s S. In 1873 10 was ssae to
United s,s,es f elk years which seat he nile WITH
sSs ss ss 10 o. sss ssaste Eve terms
A,a avs a az sas 10 Ia. i
sq he no, 70 cs sa2ee sa = Re hated
| ssS an. S% s1a and az c HI youth 1p We:
G o. Fresoa He voted for John F. dale IL 1 fss s1d
Henry cyi also Of pissen. GoVernor sanon Chase
cuRsisa On senday Nov is ssrs .ho': bat painful IL
ntr., Olive Curr'er in the 7ih Of year her age
No "a FSs. .vsnUe without further notice. , =. -,
John ': cooi' IL lie 2Sth year Of q,
TIE osve. and friends % me smy o ~ ,oS the
ssn. "i' 2S@ the seventh
CSR6iEL~A. No 81 Hubert street Sunday Nov IS, Of
CUNHELLYAt No IA Wet Thirty fifth treet on Sunday
ROy 49, John Connolly son Of John and Catherine Conteuy
DOaALDsON-on Sunday Nov. IS, Wm. 8. Donaldson, in
TIE 3lst Of his age. -.
Tse relatives and friends respectaynyed TO attend bis
mineral from his late residence, No. 81 Cranberry street.
Brooklyn ihis Tuesday, afteT noon st O'Clock ,
FTCEAt Woodsock Wcstcbester County, Buniay, Nov
Is Epsle Fick, aged II aud months. -
GAY-At Vest Nineteenth street, Sunday, Nov II
Phqbe, wife Of George Gay. -
HOUsEAL--At 10. II Wilett street, Sunday Nov. T.
Ceor,e Housea second Of William and CArohne Housel
Of consUn ptioD, aged "a years month and days
RYANAt No. 80 Cherry street sun sy Nov ID alter
Illness Dem Ryan aged 50 aud months na
tive Of County Glare Ireland. .
TRUsLOwOn Saturday afternoon, Nov H. Amanda r. wife
Of james L. Trusow and daughter OF tho late John Buck
TIE friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend the
without further notice. Tuesday afternoon 18th
az u O'Clock, her late residence No. Bedford
avenue Brooklyn Ia the Wilisn.burgh Ferries
THU S-On Sunday morning, Nov u.s. William H. Titus in
the 65th year Of bis age. $50 . -.
HI. relatives friends respectfully invited to attend his
funeral his late residence No O. Firth aveee corner OF
Thirteenth street Tuesday morning Hta, at O'clock
without further invitation.
TYLER-On snnday Nov u.s. az No Carroll place. Rleeeter
street John Harrison Tyler eldest Of the late William
TYLER esq, Of Charles City Va.
yE1TCaA. No $50 Grand street. Saturday Nov H. Miss
Narssret Vsitcb aged AZ years .
WAITE aMBN-At New 0heaus on Tuesday Nov 9, Joshua
Waterman esq IA the 18th Of his f)rucn9 for
mspy pears a merchant Of this city and RewO heans
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MONDAY, Nov. l6-P. NJ,

MONDAY, Nov. 16-P. NJ.
The Stock market continues to exhibit the animation
and buoyancy noticed during the past week. An unu.
suary large proportion Of the busisess was done for
cash OF regular the bear party not appearing DESTROYS
of taking advantage of the rise to put ont contr acts
The movement from outsiders is evidently on the in.
crease strengthened by the ease in money and the i'm
precision ths the improved management end the econ
omies Of working recently introduced will have ten
dency to work gradually the railway companies ont of
fher difficulties, and demonstrate the ability Of many
of them to earn fair dividends. Cash stock
of several of the leading fauciss is still scarce
but we cannot learn thst this has been tae resu. of
blocking 1t up in the hands Of the bulls 1: appears
rather to have resulted TO considerable deg rec from
natural absorption induced by the low prices touc aed
and following upon the recovery of conf ierce which
has been going Any Simultaneous caisg in
buyers contracts In some Of the prominent stocks
would place the shorts in an Gyk ward position At
the Second Board abe business was to fair ex.ont
but prices were a little weaker. Toe market
however, regsiued frmness sfter the Sssond
BoHd, ard still higher price, were touched,
New York Central closing a! 49, Erie, lS Toledo, a.;
heaoir q iRl; Panama, 7S Illinois Central, 9S g.,
Ihe advance on the leading shares, as eompsred with
SATURDAY, s IN Ceotrel y cent; Erie IL y cent;
Reading y v cent? Toledo 2 y cent; Rock Island, 3
y cent "aens, ceot; Michigan Southern, q y
eensi fanama, v cent Ia Crosse, y cent "a.
The Bond market was firm, with the exssn.ion of
missouri ts, winch tell on v cert under tia Ioss NJ
the MiTax bill in the Missouri Les,l, urs Ths
market aherwsrd recovered IL cent, clo,ioy =, 7sl
The January Coupon, IL is stated is pro yided NJ,
renressee &c sold at SO; ybginas, ssl, 60. Thu
market for Railroad Bonds ia steady. Iinoi. C.pty.,
improved v cent; E,iss, 1873. 4! y cent; l., Cto,s.
y csst, &c. There wn no. . lsrgs besi.s., "a
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Arrived,

stesmsbiP st. Louis Hudson, A,pnwa bringing the CAor
in1 ss%.hp so.nos o. ss Ss: With
S sb and p. Pas: to Laa.m tIs.;sn. On ISL I'm "a
ss:y S pa: .s f' H.;,'s:
" distant 10 mile: 18Th lat 70 T. lon 70 s. p%' 81.
'0 sS E s A.tn os ,s from LyspoO OFT
ks So, In p, inst. With sgano 70 master
e Frost wa. 10 day.in the Channel with head ses
- "a death on board during the passage. Hoy Lot lon
Bah Ceres lOf s.em) Smith, samatr. ". Coast Jane ~
Cost IN T. t.. 0s , Ny p a =:
died Of fever Nov lat s. 5 lon 60 90 passed bern bhe
andps South with two tOpss' 'ho wing yellow signal with
Bark Pride of.1e Sea Johpson Nus-.. sh u.' with ssr
ss F11Is;s SsI Bhen, Sydney C. B. "a day., with coal
sshT Gilman D. King Wooster C.lai. 10 day., with ..h to
sshT Silver Cloud. Churchill Portsmouth, N H., with md.s.
sehr G. L Lowell Boston days, with md.e. 10 J. Nick.
sehr Martha Maria, Small Salem with mase to wR,pss
schr H. H Meaen, Mef,en. Leip.c Del. for Bos,Oa
sekr Fly, Cheesemsn Philadelphia for Nantucket.
Come H asaPsy Viz 'sS0 g.
D. Haloek
Locu,. Point French, Baltimore days. ad'e. to
stsm,T TRon,. Swan Post Savannah 81 days. with md's
los, 1be brig Msnr, Jamaica for York, sriEed
here the eth inst having :Prqrs s.s she Ia. IspsId md
repairs ard " M SAT- in q few days for Pensacola
By letter Elwood Walter, esq Secretary Board Of Ua-
deiwhters
The .kp Jeremiah Thompson previously reported being
fire and scuttled at Pier No 49, H. r. last evening g
alosf by the use Of five steam pumps.
TheCons steamship Adnsttc returned this morning from
her Trial Tip sLo ded 10 her pier foot Of Canal street
KEY WEST Nty Captain 0eger Of the plot boat Cham.
reports having the ss ust soou ID miles Cd
th port stern Of ship forty feet Of which visible
TO nane-end from the putd smell coming therefrom he
The brig DsIien of Boston, bouad 70 Mobile with III sLdD
Western Dry koeks about II miles from this p,rt After try
ing to get her Cd with the the ssss
OF wrecke who got out snehor &c and succeeded Getting
her CT the evening Of the ID inst and bough. h6
port and Eb.ed her for salvage. The tried In the
Admiralty Court Thursday last before his Honor Judge
Marvin. The Court awarded the sslvors 8e0 expense.
SiH Total, s2c4 The DsIien saed Tor Mobile The 9th
inst.
The surveying schooner Phenix Brown from New0ieaas
bound 10 Baltimore put into this for water the 9t inst
The bark Angela Brewer lof ,cksndD from New ore
bound TO Mobile days out spoken OF tots hsso on the
3lst, By the plot boat Edrs Jones' -.
Inc schr Essex from New YORK. bound Pensacola arrives
here the sst =
The brig MiaIus (of N " IA days from Jamac., bound 70
New York, with Of iogwood has arrived az THIS par,
eakrs the water line and In vast OF wssr and Dss
s6e viii proceed on her about tbs 10Th inst
An American ship called the OsTpee, from fortisna NAM
With crso Of shooks reported TO be ashore al rnnee n'
near HsIbor Island
ny Telegraph.
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choice extra Ohio and Michigan WHsar ver, "a, az -
bn,e AZ 76d77c fer Chicago Spring and He fs No. ~
v.uIee elosns with free buysrs .. nc for Ca.s Sn.s
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scoo hush Osts Canal ExPopTs 40 bbls VII 10 ~
bu,s Wheat; II 900 busb Com; 5000 bush. Oss
NOZZLE, Nov. H-CorToN declined &c. Sales to day Lee
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