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pi,z, c. De- HENSON q At1kOss Whole
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano fortes
a G. A. Prince Ne 5de6ns, Buffalo, H1 J III M nj
30 Church and Parlor Organs Guitars, Nio-S \
linoelIos AcoosoBs, Flutes Eiagoe Rs, Drums Iambuo
rp apjos and everything the musical merchants line,
ssTcto Of ali KINDS. Orders from the country will meet with
PROMPT attention tned Accordeons and all other ir
ents repaired No 90 Union Street, ls door from College
asapts3 -------- -
= RONNINGs,S CRY BRASS BAND. $50
YEETTIS Band fully organized with twelve In slss
struments, and Its members hatter themselves Sz7s
that they are prepared fdrn good Music anyF
Band IN tie ste. They respectfully call the attention
Fellows, we'll private
efnen to theirfaoites furnishing PROFESSIONS,
Celebrations, Their shall be moderate Address
a--J ]. P. BARTHELLs secy,
80 R.-P-CHAMP.
= p. S-PRoF. BONNING'S QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
TO akeengagsnezf Music for Balls, PARTIES Sc yeey
responsible terns. Address as above. janSs-dly
rnIANGS.--Ee Eave received fourteen more s,--.-l :
! New Plano Fortes, from those unriyalled ~
matters, Light, Newton s. Bradbury, and HsmesJ N ~ M
sb We would be pleased to have these instruments examined
BY ALL whether they desire to purchase not. Every Piano
sold by shall Be warranted to Tesasfacon in
fsbiO W. & R. FREEMAN.
PLANO FORTEs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &C.
VETE have now in store, fine stock Of Pianos, 9
Wv Melodeons WindoB Shades Artists Ma
terfsls, &c, and are still manufacturing Insdei 1 M
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recentyJ
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In word, intend TINES, please
customers and induce them paronse home, instead Of
fsbIS-tf l W. & R. FREEMAN.
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RERFUGERX AND FANCY Articles
large and select lot Of Soaps, ColOnes P0maus Hair
OILS, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs. which are
selling at reduced prices DEMOVILLE & BELL,
jyl4 % Cherry street.
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EVANS co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOds,
READYMADE CLOTHING, B0OLy SHOES RAZ8,
VARIETIES, &C,
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DEsIRARLE ARKANsAs FARm FoR SALE

VNTE offering for sale very superior farm contain
Wv ing upwards Of 1000 fronting the Mississippi
river about mile below OCeoa Mississippi county, Arkansas
adoningthe farm of B. B. Harding Esq. The farm offer is
Of the best all that sn country and has on it large
amount Of fine Cypress TIMBER four negro cabins From
IS to 100 cleared and Terms LIBERAL AZ
ply to, address, J. l.. & r. W. BROWN,
junel0-dtw6CW Nashville, Tennessee
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The Old Dominion COffeesPOt
Is the most economical for nothing being lost evaporation in
boiling, one0urth less Coffee required while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant and mOredelciOus-
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H. VoLLnrSE Esq.Ws have examined your Dgsgr 81 the
Decisions Of suprems Court Of Tennessee reported the
publication Mr. Mggs Digest which includes u
Reports. The points decided clearly stated
gratfed say The work characterized By accuracy, b
and great industry u s Be Of much value the Bench
Bar and that you viii receive the patronage Or ne
profession, % which you are Justly entitled -
NELL, a BROWN HENRY N 3. F0GG,
r. ". MACGAYOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
" y CO0pER THOs. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ. BRIENl ST. s hhNAhLh,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN D.. EWING,
G. NJ. FOGG, JNU KID
INO A McC AMPBELL, WI. K TUNER,
FRANCIS b. FOGG. Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM l. DEMOSS, Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest be had az TIE following Book
stores
Messrs. Lamb, Young g. Co.. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr G. II. Brown. Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John York 4 Co., Nashville, tennessee.
Mr. J. A. Rayi, Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-d&Ea II. TOLLINEIfE..
CNTAR CANDLES.-s5O0 half and vhoe boxes 1ar sale
- Low. TERRAss BROTHERs--
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TRROUGH4

ks3zszziss.s.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE % HOURS
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NEW FIRm.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAm,
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
AND DEALERs
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
NO. 9, COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
constantly on large and select stock Of Fine
Brandes, Gin, Whiskies Fine Wines, embracing
Champagnes Hooks white Hungarian Care sauterna
Sherry Madeira and Port COrda, Genuine London Porter
English Ales imported Havana Cigars nne va 10
bacco Spices Sauces, Pickles, Catsups Refined sugars Ene
Teas with numerous other articles connected with the above line OF
business, which they offer for sale on favorable terms
juneS WILLIAMSON & ChhA1hA4-
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store.
TEVTIE subscriber having sold interest the old stand
Of Evans & Co., 50 Market street, and located huseh
berry Streets South Nashville, heretofore Loves store
received, opening splendid assortment o.
New Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable Tor ne wants
Of both city and compromising Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Gingams Fine Lawns, DeIsnes Linens
JackOnets, Muslns, Silks Ribbons &c
JEWELLERY.
Fine Gold Rings ladies' and Gents Breastpns, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Domesics, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEESswARE,
In fact everything kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All of whiche determined to sell for ready pay cheaper
than can be purchased Nashville, his limited expenses Will
al @Sr lsn 10 10 So I. G. HAsBROOK.
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EINT TORACCO. THREE YEARs DID.
WHO can beat III!

WHO CAN BEAT 1T!
WNTE have Just finished and got operation, Steam Saw
Nv MILL L. j. Perdue and William mcCleiland near
Ciaksve, Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
and yseven board measure, fourteen hours and thirteen
minutes thousand and fortyght in tWentyeg
minutes reduced prices Of Engines and Boilers
to figures that defy competition in prices and
Engines put iron bed plates and made Of the best ma
terials. We agents for tie
ST, LOUIS CIRCULAR saw MILL,
AND -
STRAUB,S SUPERIOR WHEAT AND COhN
MILLS
81 ~ fisL ~ vza at sh.rt notice at Manufacturers prices,
with freight added. ELLIS = =, ,yI.h.'
- - Nashville, Tennessee.
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NFOLASSES.--l0O bbs bright reboiIsd Jackson Reaney
III for sale low, by TERRAss BROTHERS.
DANK OF ASHVELLE.-sWe have A compiets
I'D stock Of Groceries, consisting IN part Of
SALT WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES.
Tea, Cigars, Tobacco Brande &C. with Bale Rope BarVn
and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills, al which viii sell al sss
able rates for Bank Of Nashville Notes. for certified checks
deposit.
We have some desirable city and Edgehed property which
We will dispose Of on favorable terms in the way. Apply to
oct3 FISHER WHEELS g. co
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I'm LINES on EBss CONSTITUTE A -sQVaRE.
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LIE .sOLD pOMTNToN,, CoFFEE.Por.

TTVH0UsADS Of this Coffee Pot already been sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United rapidly
the Increase Wherever introduced has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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FHtE1NEI ATtItIN AIS.
SNYDER FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
- Of Boots and Shoes suitable to the season. and prices TO
espond with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters
a" Patent Leather % and Oxford Ties,
" Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting - .
" Cloth and Lasting Caters,
" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
Ladies Caters, plain, with and without heels,
Slippers Z"
- Fine Toilet Slippers,
- White Kid and Satin Slippers,
- Caters,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers with and without heels,
Kid Boots, - q"
Chidren's Shoes Of every variety,
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above have something nice for May Day. Also,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds
Cali at No y Public Square.
apri3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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THROUGH RATES o FREIGHT PROM NASHVILLE,
Inconnston with NEw YoRK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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Having purchased Mr. MLanaans interest in the goods,
have taken in partners business Dixon A. Allison and
John B. johnson. We shall continue old stand where
viii be pleased to old friends and merchants generally
Being anxious to cut down stock low possible,
preparatory our fail purchase, will offer inducements prices
to those wishing replen their stock. We shall be glad all
times receive their orders will them
isfactoTiiy. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
gaIGt F
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FHNHE firm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO., composed Of
Il And Allison, 7. Anderson, and W. D. MLanahan, By
mutual consent dissolved the s day Of June the retiring
Of Mr. MLanahan from the firm. And Allison and T. Anderson
alone authorized up business the old firm
Those indebted the late firm requested to make payment
without delay and those having claims against the will pre-
sent themfor payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock Ladies'
and Gents wear; and for Misses Boys and Children.
Gents sup. Calf Stitched and Pump Sole Boots; KvIN
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress CATERS; -
Patent and Calf Silk and Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and PTunnella do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties
do Buckskn n o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting Oxfords apd Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0xfords;
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters with and without bes
do do do Lace do do do do
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do do do do
do French do slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin sOedo do do
Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid & BrOnzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & TppddO do do
CETILDIREN'S New BrOnzed Heel Slippers Black and Col
Lasting CATERS Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and i'm great variety.
BOYS Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters, Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties, ETC., ETC. Call at A
College Street. JOHN RAMAGE-
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Dissolution OF RafumefseAP.
TFNE Partnership heretofore existing between B. - gl
and RICHARD OWEN, Is this day dissolved y -,-.i
An the debts due he firm VII be collected p % =
- ~ lin, B. r.. Johnson
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tenn, % July, ls5s. g.
NOTICE.
WE have this day sold 70 USHER, WIRELESS ~. our
w entire gtock Of Groceries, and Tie business haratcr vi
y t SIl'au''sa /" l'--- 1T. MARTIN & co.
TE have this DAY associated win buHs', MI T.
AAAliN' FISHER. WHELEss 3 co.
- $50 A. FrsaEz.
E1SmrR WHELEss q Co,
CROCE1 EWERAL co MMEsSHON
AID
Forwarding Merchants,
ursTFRS IN COTTON UOBACCes
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Co-Der Of Market and broad StFeef1s
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Charleston and Savannah.
TENIIE following take eject on and JUNE I
1853. 81. lls--s- =
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STORE HOUSE FOR S

junelO-dtw&w Nashville Tennessee
DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
EHTE offer for sale the accommodating terms, that
w valuable property known the Orleans Stor the
South side Of the Square, opposite the Market House, being
Of the most desirable business stands the Those wishing
bargain will find TO their call Immediately
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
july7 AZ Cherry street.
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-FURTHER REDUCTION.
july 1Oth, 1855.

e. NJ
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DRAIN! GRAIN !!--Wanted at the Nashville City
VI Mills:
$4,000 bushels prime Wheat;
10000 do old or damaged Wheat, for distillery;
10000 Corn for which highest market price will
paid in Cash;
1000 do Rye.
The City Mills keeps in store at all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts, Bran, Ship SuGs which will furnished and de-
hvered in large quantities at exceeding low prices
Call at the Agency Nashville City Mil, No. g. Market
je25-d s. n. HOLLINGSWORTIL.
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II HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE Cor McAdaniLing, and viii sell great
bargain,1 taken away in short time
W Il JOHNSON,
fs23 see Psnitsntiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Passenverv Arry,.A

In Ms 'teJM.hip Illinois, J's~ Calfer.ss-CsL s,.rso.
Garue;t, Mr.. Nelson. L. Kenyon, A. Ranysn wiz, sns
cbil5 D. Timer, C. w Sh-rTaD, .. K,olu r Ola, y
mar $ neu al, \. Hsnla, Mrs swan MsAy Or Es.us
Buru u,i,r aud wife, L q. Jrsnp A. JoIan Lieu. Iarr
p-r = Drew Mr.. NJ Gsm sad children, die. Bowie L.
J Mueu, r. kolemsk,. ;. NJ. FsrmeT NJ W. Honse j. g.
Faster v Lieut. Pepdr T. Braham snd s.rvan Lieu. Gcss
y Rogirs : Hurn I'll ,uo ~ifr, Mrs q Bal, N c. Palp
konsk " Randall wife aDd 2inian's, C. Cor ~sl J. Krspa
psnirk, Mr. Buoksiayei snd children. Risinsn. A. ~
Church A. H. Bear.e, II. r. Hochkis., Cook. 0ni.y,
NJ Hclucs J NJ Wilkinson c. Luton, A. q Neshe,xss
J Morrow J. W Bush r. ,. Porter, w Hsmmond, l. W.
Alexander n. Tabsr. o. Bgelow q. Cohsn '. rsvtA,cs
n Paradise Mr.. swan q. Msrtu. kcpp A. Allen, W. Ne.
K.r1e : Chaprsn, l. Harf, L. sast'.o j. Saton, L.
e. Sn.rgir, ] T Hall, 8. Wells, r. VI R-sd J. Wlcher J.
McOarui, + Cosrr w. aad others in the st-ersss
from aspil wall-G socnnl, = M,l AN, MlA Ru
r. pnels H. Stsck.p NJ Ripley b Vincent, o. Fernsnse.
Calrsiza J. Bgani, b. Lace J. A. Robbics, and oshtn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Sxe o.i.l N SOD erect Rre.Vrs--Isl, ~. ~, ~
s's~ Vh A. 'o'e osh Rye. Ass us.s - cesN
tHLsotL,HtA, ~. y -FIocx a d.p-ss.-d wsr.essfs- esfs-
WIZ d. s,' is sd.nry. c'ss 10 d,aapd w.,
B,L1ISoss. Nov :7-rors fr-, a. a. -, ac0
cAsp"c fh0'isi.As ''saay L,ho si.s5y =, ios = "a
lev esI stf tosk rhsDser. Wsissy sr- .~.rs s0
HCsitt. nov 30 Corros--sal-s q fey -sHss.
llio a NJ ifiui Toe sshs q the x..s 80 ess, 10
$40 ile r.cr'. 800 'saip'. " hi.. Rses,rT, 49,
o. ~ iss' "A ""s wro baI.. TssrsHrs Cot
". W ,isvra. iie Ia port ssiss
NH'Ntfs 80. -orros-Sslss - ssy 10 baIss
scsa-ce o. = = 49, lii ; Fair, Vic
esNeSth - 6-CoTTox--.ales tpssv. J. 80 bs~s, d.
- Ii. sas. Of thr se-t foot vp o ssles
axe We re- .-s - RyoEPrs ~ ths p 'b-sd cf hst
s's' FlSs nses. d. ell n~rD ports. SO 80 kalS
e'~ =. eS o hasa SrtSISG FNcHaNGE, les
AUGUSTA Nov -. iS53 -CorroN-Tb. assst . esch.d
and uns't -; buy-is thsD ss 1hs receipts IA
rt.fF towns raginly cecping
osvrGo Nov s7-s Zoe TLouR m,;ket "a s.>sfv L.
aIt moderate ite ocs and sas, trade sss: oky.
81 - - fcr -od 70 choice o. eau6s -
coube extra mchssa wBgAr IN active milling iensra wa
sseso, 400 husn. 81 IA 81 IA tor anA Iss.~
~ u Tor bite 90 81 Is g. red Mhgsn. sic f,f Rs
lNPoRrs; 80 bels Four. bush Canal exsos.
400 bush. Wheat. Weather ter -"'
CHICAGO. Nov. xs-e m.-sJovp s'eady wssAr .A.v.
declining t,uirpcy sac, So. CosS da sslss !, 81
ctiPrs-eeo bbl. Fuu ss bashels West $40 - cay ~.
CINCIsNATr Nov -7rhe Hoe nah, - he. .xc.,.x -.
day but hrn; SAL 80 sS0 81 - Tor tsosr .v-,
80 n and sc s,a 81 for hsayy. The rrs-uss "a, -
SD y o'o ard tie rec.ips today 1900 MrssP sPo,x "
FOR delivery bryers than sellers a. ,n. prs
coN-shoulces. ec, and Sides, Sic. LssD drul wssss
GC-ive az 2Ss '~'
Ngw Ogtr,Ns Nov. 27.-Corroy Sale. 70 IA, ssoA1
q unefa ssd prices. SEss PoRK. Sl7 81 Frtrs,rs rs
10 Liverpool 3D., ard 20 Boron, e. >N'u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
INIRINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Cleared.

s:esmshps-Han,Gile, Post, Savannah. ~ B Cromwell L
Co.. Augusta Woochuu ssvsbnab, Mtchl, Blsk wss.
Ior Sub. usvans, LNlnston ;EoeheOn ysnestowu, Par
ri.h Norfolk H. Ludam Nashville Narry Chsrestp, spof
iort Tlesop Coz Thomas Swami Ramsey Baltimore, II.
Il (Tomw.la Co. -....N .
Siip-FsT West B.nrett. NJ " Orleans, ". T. FrN.
Bsfk,-Roebsrs Sinm )ns City Poi1t, Reynolds 4 Cuxh
man Lbcy, Shaw Gibraltar ssd markets Draser Dew.
Brss-p Malony, steelnan. Charieson pouer Potsert
Msul'co Scbrend.r Chgacoa OFinoco, Ray Boston, fss
PoreifrldS Co
Scho, ner---hud.on, Stockirz, Cromwell j. Edwssds,
Madison, Fdds, ssem master; Rhode lsland Hull, Proy
d.rce master; Conds Wrig e. Lavsccs r b. Cbase H. B.
Mvtc,' Burton HaydI H. Vinngi James Jones' Jooes
~ ~ pso II pcAm,r sherman G,orarows = T. ca,
nshsn GoId,hwsti R. W. Brow, A,drss., Wilmington,
y c NcCIcady Mou Co; q. Burntt, sslyear, Fewberu
J. sm IN Co l.. p johnson. Day, Newb-rn; LyuchbarF
Haui-, Redmond. C. ii. Prtson Ocean Wave Zelud Nor
folk M. BedeI: sstesmsO, Mott A.xN dna &c, Stafford
Doog, Anon, Crosby, Bsltinoe, Ms.r Lord Qa-read
New York 0ood.en Boston. DAytoa Spsso.i Msnn-l,
p katehToIt; '. B.de Ryder. Al.gsDdsts NJ Beden.
sloop-PhcIix Shepherd, Hartford, Edwards.
Steamer-F CsdwsiAder Colmary, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
S.IURDAY, Nov. CT. n.

SAIIRDAi, Nov. 21--f. n.
The Stocl Market opened to-day with unms tax able
symptoms Of heavi1ess from the start. The active
shares beginning with Ncw-York Central and extending
through tie list pressed for sale a. decided con-
oessiOD from Fridays quotations, and although there
very procpitste very marked decline except
in ore instance, the tendency was strongly down
ward, and the resistance less forcible than for
week past The exception alluded TO was Illinois
Central which went down e. cent on sales OF l. 100
shares the sellers taking up bids with an eagerness
which displayed more than ordinary suxety TO make
early sales. The cs1se Of such unusual decline q.
DcaIy fa:hOm the ms,ter, is an exagger-
a.ed construction Of tie letter OF Mr.. SIith 10 the
London Shareholders, and the semi-oieid announce
men, If the managers here, expressive o. dissent from
his conclusions, except upon the proposal and adoption
Of fnsncls scheme by the English Shareholders
which has not We; been made known to the President.
The Directors if we understand their position
do not wish 10 be committed to any opinion of
tie probability of avoiding further call on the
shareholders until they npderstand ard approve Of
any dffercn, plan for raising whatever may be
sary 3uTps the year 1882 Mr.. Osborne We nisr-
stand, las expressed to the deputaton from tie Lon-
don shareholders desire to consult their wishes as TO
the fu,ure financial measures Of the Company, and
" ii, no doubt, cordially cooperate with tiem ia any
plan which appears juiicious and practicable, bu,
he been little anrprisei OF the letter Of Mr. Smith
in The absence Of Information 70 the plans which
that gentleman end he sssoN stes ooy have org mated
There il nothing IN all tbs - occasion alarm among
he shareholders; the estimates of deficiency, bssej
npon the uniayor,be .Iafhc o: sery baTren period |
,r IA way business, DO no. eontsmpSate cal IoS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
EAILROAD ACCIDENT.
(~hs v. 4. Ynbyas.

10 sse EsSs- Qf fThtN 4. 2ribyas.
SID: fEa collision o. trains a, Fremont, Ohio, yes
terday wa g5en;y the reslt OF sheer and cri nual
esreiessno the part % the managers of the trains
lcit CLxssSo on Fddsy evening at 10 o'clock and
b-.slfasted o. goeo and hen with neSr 200 Assem-
,e~, we staTa6 sn reute for New-York. On approach
inet he trnctisn f .he FIeiHsnt and 1udsSa Reroad
we ., toel frsgat ivan advancing rapid from th,
nou.l at sht angle. The passenger tram was in
rapid otion, and instantly .erob.e crash wSs heard
and ID, second.clsss car which struck YVES imme-
a,ey o. erturned and .: the passenger cars were
ahmed "A Of the tack BY psssDg over tie rnirs OF
Ihe oco,a.t i've Of the freight train aud were badly
suashed M The rush IRON the ears wac tremendous,
and .bc co., Of the wounded add fr;yhrened- Tue
I.aL.,nsr IN aries Beck of Cleveland sas severcly
b,";ss5 ,rd ~, rged and il is feared fasslly Wn.
IiiII -. Eorstar X. was badly injured in the SIDE
a,I ,,,noron -. . persons who, being taken oct
"a ,ie sscnnd.clsa cars, were besmeared viii blood
None Of the Grscla passengers we're Injured 60d yet
he runs "a the traA woio iearioi Inc locomotive
and baggage ays Of IN Passenger IRAN passed on na
;riuyeS and By this mans we UTo t@Sto ~ Nmwak,
vbrse We obsins6 cars s1d prrsu sd onr Joaraey II
u a slrlel fact iIst .vhiste s.S oio"h oy either
engine; ard no whit. nlsAagers Is>sI - tle ploic
for this fearful disast.r pbylousy INC Ec'd't Oh
criminal rtglscrce or raTcis,sucs1 on :" par Oh
those having The Ignp.ns "f ;ie t-aia - seems
Amos. mir calons that 70 sar," DeTc kils5:
ks.o yesL, fQ., - - sAS7A.'O~N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Arrived. SUNDAY. Nov. %


Us steamship Illinois MCGOWAN, AspiuwsI, so.h inst,
al lD5O m california mails treasure and pass. - L. y.
Roberts
Bah Virginia l. Ersllina (of Philadelphia wilkins New
0rrrs ~ DAYS &c Cobb, Martin Co., vessel 70
Nov "a s, Ion 10 So 10 b.ayy gale v~-rug
un p > Z 20 W. shipped heavy s"a, wni,h stove part 81
ctcA Osd bui~A, bead and fsrbosrd cathesff
b-n bob~s bo. p ioess and 6retps4 soe experencsd
continued w. and BAD for the lat ~ days
80. IL with ship e. Peter, fer New fora.
> m. shyio.k !, hs@es, Al5aoy for Boston
scar Mary tarbsworib, Everett Rock snd days hrne
Schr. liz, kmsn, Dickinson, Philadelphia Tor Norwsh -
shr Gilman d. hDg Wooster, Calais days. sths 70 cnlsn
poyuion.
sc6r. ka.e W.s,on (of NswHayenl Ellis Blenos Ayres
OCT H. hides Reynolds Cuanm,n Sid. In with o.k
Nigo for New-YCrk. Oct z5 la ~ 81, bon. - ~ w,
spoke Whaling Clara Bell, Fisher from Nantucket ff NJ
ground months Oct. 81, the X. w.
per-Lc.d d very heavy wrather, Lost ssis &c.
SchT RacsT Besr.r, Srsibs days, Sood.
= hr blsv. Cor,op, Virginia days, wood.
SchT Ieca,G oaAes Thompson bnds-por for Wsshnssou
d {.
shr Alexander NJ, Christie Jacm.l Nov T. coffee, Lc, 70
squsy posing Hseras 18Th inst % FJrtaDe
2i.t 81 10 lon. - r6 sigusl.d ip "Agui" sS N.
T. day bark steering f. y. H. showing red dsasI
vita letter 6. IL TIE ceIter
schr J. & P. Chase Hendricks, New London ballast
schI J. X Baker, Bauer, kewput, ballast
scA A Paine, SssleI, Ea9or days, shs, kc 20 s1'
= 70.
Soop Pointer Fowler Providence, ma.e.
seoin Boston, se.ew, Ph.sdelpha and Cape Nay nises
ard pass % = Perkins
seeiner Petse Bskcr Providence mdse. to Is.se 0aen
WInDDunns tie day. from l.. 10 Ne, With snd ra~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Receipts Of Pr,d.ee-yov Q,

r, Erie Ral,od1-: 40 tbl.. Flour 50 do WA,., a..
kgs Provisions ise bags Wh's', S9 ~ Feed ~, y4es i.A
- pass Butter ~ do Asass, 80 Do Cbses. a bsL. Co..
so bioes u bales WOOL a'
~ AO,fs R,rey Boan-7, so bb. Flour $50 sp.s vA,
4Co 90 Rye q ooo DO Corn u coo 90 Barey n 200 do a..
81, pkgs Whisky, aof DO beet ' ~ Ns-s