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/ Nu9a C.. ID. BENSON a BRO. Whole
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers ia Piano Fortes
9 G.. A. Princes Nelodeous, Buffalo, N. y ~ n
~ Church and Parlcr Organs, Guitars, Fiod " - y
Inceos, AccordeoRs Flutes, Rlagoets, Fss Frr,4 g-l
rnes Banjos, and every thing the musical rrcbsnt,s
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Ause; Music Books ana IN
all kinds. Orders coiur e raa ifb
prompt attention Pianos tuned, Accordeons and ali tar
mentsrepaired No. 20, Union Street, st door from oiier
ept23
BONNINGsS CITY BRASS FF8ND. -
FEVETIS Band fs now fully organized with twelve In sk
strnments, and its members fatter themselves -
that they prepared to furnish good Music as
Band in the State They respectfully call the sfteniio
Fellows.
gentlemen, to their facilities for furnishing Music for Pei
Celebrations &c. Their shall be moderate Adde'S
,. Z. BARrHELL, secy, or
p. S.-PRoF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BANDS. .rra,srrs
to make for Music for Balls PARTIES g. on
reasonable terms Address as above. jsn22-ily.
DEANOS.-sWe have received fourteen more --l---,
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalied -
makers Light Newton & Bradbury and Hames7 II IA III III
Bros, which stock very large and desir-u
able. We you'd be pleased to have these
by ALL whether they desire to purchase not Everv Piano
sold by u.s. shall be warranted to every respect
feb10 ". & r. FREEMAN
PIANO FORTES, LOOKLNG-GLASSBs, &C.
VETE have now in store, hne toek OF Pianos, -z-7
Wv Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
teTias &C. and still manufacturing Insidef II vi III HI
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recentyJ y
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c. In word intend to " TIMEs Bsas
customers and induce them to parone home, Instead Of
fsbI6-1 We R. FREEMAN.
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Each WAY OvER THE Road.

ON and after SUNDAY July H. 1885, the Passenger Train
u y will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ. and $50 ?. NJ
Arriving At Chattanooga a 2-2O p n. snd l.55 A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 9 A. NJ. and P. n.
Arriving at Nashville at 80 ?. NJ andSl0 A. NJ.
Ihrangh ckez soLd a Aas-e % the following place
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FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES.


BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,
NO. 80, UNION STREET,
HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS d.,
81 SHOES, which will be sold at the very low Hff
~ Ladides Lasting Caters, With and without hees' -
Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOotee, heels and heesi
Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something niCei
do White Kid slippers and Rosettsi
Kid Slippers plain and trimmei heeled and heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thin Sole Gid and Goat Bootee heeledi
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
ChldTens' kid ad goat BOotes, thick and thin Sole
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemens extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof Go
do do de Pump do
do do Stitched do
do D. S Congress Caters;
do do P. L. do do
do Pamp Calf oxford Ties;
do D.. S. do do do
do Cloth Congress GaitsTs;
Lasting Ties.
all articles Shoe Store to which We invite the at
ia No BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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The 0Id non,lnion Coffee-Pot


Is The ec0n0mc Tor u0IHE being lost 6y eTapoaIlon IN
boiling oneourth les Coffee requi while the beverage Is
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

- sR-..szz..ssEEzszzz
Three Daily Trains fr0En Pittsburg
20 Philadelphia.
TTYRAINS leave Pts5urg follows: Nail A. NJ East Line
3 p. NJ; Express Mail $40, p. NJ,
The Express Mail runs daily, ts other Sundays excepted;
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS vita all the trains from St
Louis Mo-. Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, ~ Cairo Rock
IsiaRd Chicago, Illinois; Lexington and Louisville, Ky.i
Ierre HaRte, indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana Cincinnati,
Columbus Dayton Toledo, CleelOnd, Lanesye, Cresne5
Maion, and Wooster Ohio Also, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesOta, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low As ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West can rely upon being the short
expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
augsl Passenger hines Penn Railroad Phil
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Breckinridge ana DonrIns.

The following is the letter addressed by Vic
President Breckenridge to the Democratic Central
Committee Of Illinois, teegraPhie synopsis of
which we published few days since
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CLAssIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES
1ST. CLASS.--Piano- -Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes Liquors. Oils, &C. in bottles; UaEnp1sne and Spirits
Turpentne, in barrels Garpetng, China Glass ard Glass
IN cases; Clocks Confectioneries, Cotton Cards Cut
le in casks, and boxes: Dry Goods IN boxes and
bales Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shruboery Furss Garden
Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking Glass Plates tat own
ers risk Oysters in and jars saddery TN ana Brit
taua Ware, Teas and Spices.
SD CLASSs.-Hsrdwsre, except such specified in First
and Third Claes) Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Ii
ouors, in barrels and ppe Tohacco IN boxes Lef' IN
rolls and boxes; Oils in barrels and cas Croekery and
QueeusEare crates and casks; Ric Wh1ng' Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CLASSs--Axes shoves Spades, Sad Zinc snd Tin
inpig Tin Plate, Anys Vices, casks Of Chains and hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings MIL
Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axes Railroad hehels and
AXles, Chairs, Spikes, and ROsn in barrels.
SPECIAL ATESs-sFu urniture and Carriages boxed and
other light articles not enumerated also Caboys Of Acids,
other Chemicals, viii he charged BY actual weight, at
double First Class rates.
No charge for drayage Wharfage or Forwarding. The
above all expenses from New York to Nashville
Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled 70 above rates
Insurance.
BY the above Lines z perc cent than by Pburg Wheeling
Pakeburg and the Ohio river making difference Of 90 to %
cents per 100 pounds ondry goods
, Road will resPonbefor any damages occurring at
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia
Goods shipped Charleston should be consigned to Agent
CHARLK ". ANDERSON,
jyl4-tf General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue
ADVERTISEMENTS
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TORE TO LET.

TEyE house Cherry street. occupied by Demove &
Bell Drug Store, for years from the Isl oi
January next Apply to J. NJ Haniltoa Of Macy Hamilton
SSpti5-ln. A. ,. BERRY.
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ANDH LEW J. NJ II H
NO. IS. BROADWAY. NASHVILLE, IENNESSEB,
TENNESSEE IFRON, CASTINGS NAILS
STEEL, WAGON AXLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other articles his line Of business which he offers
wholesale and rea for cash, at the above stand
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NRESH ARRIVALS.-
Ladies French Lasting Caters, with heels;
Do Italian Cloth side laced Caters;
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Caters;
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers;
Misses Caters, Boots, and Slippers.
fine assortment Of Chdrens and Infants Boots Shoes and
CATERS Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
augI q College street.
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NeW HardNare store, 45 MarLket p.


UTT7T. Il. FITNCFEEN, dealer in HARDWARE CUTLERY
Nv GUNs. TooIs Sc.-Is opening AZ his ealips5ii
No A. Market street. NJ. Burns, large ana vel
selected Hardware Cutlery, Guns, &c, Wlcn ne t "
time Among the leading articles On hand, VIII be ouno
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters and Blacksmius
Tools: every description and mlsci large assortment
SHADES and Grul1I trnh and kollrrsi thes anu
pisfols D5ut Single ba Shot Gums Al, Gross Cut
ana Pitt Saws: Cotton, Wool Hl Horse Cards. Trace, Halter
WAGON and Log Chals llr aul Collars Picks and Mat
tocis Curry Coubs and Horse Hruster.
FIVE HUNDRED BOLLAESs BEIVARD.
TSHANfG HARRIS Governor Of uG State Of Tennessee: To
- s Known 10 me- that certain F.N.W. BJ i.EON, cbarg
IA -; bqyiug committed the offence OF elEalencut, and has
ee5 from iusi ice and is rgluIIS at large.
Now therefore. Isham g.. H1r toFefHof- s ai'a. 05
-. ~ tFa mower sutR authority vCsto do TF u0rra
s5 of $500 20 any person or persons who may a7rgena
- "a n II NJ UurCu and deliver him 20 tle She'u or daloT
- r county Of Davidson, in order thar justice IN u 'eiI
may In tsimouy whereof have hereunto set my hand ana
- ,ouse1 the great The state TO oc atlNc at Na7A
)B.sl Vile the 3ist day Of Nay, l-5s - ,r,pprs
By the Governor;
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary OF state
uuel2-d
OOEC At TFEIS.--We have this day received l6,G0 OF
49, lt~a EaeIe Principle Segars. smokers WHO prefer
.t.ls ,5ll7 slguly tIeg ilIletilIela Il- teN
tggeraals, W. - .--,,-s,rs VESSEL a. THOMPSON
-TNE TFAS.--Just received from a large imT6Ttc5 oi
Tsa good assortment OF Imperial, Uunloe--t' '''-s
- Bjsc Teas for sale by the large or small qusn1g 1 rrFT
@ERsONS WANTING GOOD HAMS CAN
be supplied a. 8 y FRENCH & SONS,
lyS-1 -
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New Stock Of Fall and Winter
GOODS.

4 q % Obs
VETE are now in receipt Of our stock Of Goods adapted
complete imported By u.s. Of Ladies Good
4 Of the latest styles, entirely nsT,
FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME
RINOs,
THIBET CLOTHS;
1 ALPACA LUsTRES, Of all qualities;
/ REAL mOHAIR and SILK LUsTRES;
COBURGs, and ITALIAN CLOTHS fol
Ladies' Dress Goods
DE BEGE, &e., ke., Of all qualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatestv va.
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDS, Gc.;
Children's PIaids@.-.GOOds of
]
eW SlyIes
Solid cOIOred ITOUsLTN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
cur stock of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and cannot be
surpassed in quality and price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CASsI-
mEREs OfentireIy new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssImEBES of all
qualities
FANCY vEsTING. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY O4ssI-
MERE, SILK snd wORSTED VEST
INGs &c, &c.
Notions and Trimmings:
Our stock comprises the largest variety Of small wares Trim
ngs Threads Of all kinds Combs Buttons &C., &C.. Hosiery,
Gloves suspenders, Handrce Umbrellas, and article
wanted in a Dry Goods Store,
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
2OOCases FANCY PRINTS, of American.
English and French manufactsre.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN SHEETINGs and
SHIRTINGS;
100 Bales Al and les OSNABURGS;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHED
DRILLINGS;
80 OCases PLAID LINSEY;
SO Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc;
2OCases SATTINETS;
80 Cases KERSEFS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all qualitie
1000 COAT BLANKETS, :" g
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries of every
variety, sleeves, Collars, etc., etc.!
LACEs, EDGNGS, FOOTINGs, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
MANTUA and SATIN Ribbons, of all
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS Of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, ali cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of SHAWLS, for
Ladies'; also, GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
WOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment we are Offering to the trade largest and
best have oGeredandw will be sold prompt deaerson
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
Our stock Ready Made Clothing completes with large
sorment of the very best make goods the latest Styles all
entirely new.
-ALSO-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Drawers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &C., &C.
MERINO AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &c, &c.
We are prepared for invite the attention Of
prompt paying dealers examine our stock and prices.
A. ]. DUNCAN & co.
NO.7O, Public square.
N.B.-We will be receiving Goods throughout the
season. and our stock will always be found complete.
AID. & co.
! HOPED AND EXTENSION SKIRTS, BRASS HOOPS,
! REEDS AND WHALEB0NEs, FOR SKIRTS
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YEVHE undersigned will pay the cash for hty likely young a.
Ncroes; DE wall also board negoes and sell the on -
commission at No 5 Cedar street, Nashville Tenn. and|
viii be responsible for the escape all negroes LEFT IN MS
charge. Call and see. LJuly2Stfl TBOs. u. JANIS.
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To Exchange or sale

LIKELY Negro woman, 30 years old, and her hve children,
the Oldest boy l2 the next girl TO- and down to
an infant VIII be sod exchanged for other Negroes
one living the country and that wants them for their
and not for speculation. Apply to
WILL L.. Boyd
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TOBACCO IIANUFACTOR

TOBACCO WANUEACTOkAs
wv MEREDITH, "A and IS College street, has now
w ready for sale his Factory, 800 boxes OF Manutac-
ured Toaco, So 1O0 and 40 pounds eac
10 trade, from Il to - cents pound;
an Of viii sell wholesale to the Tade at prices that
cannot fail please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested to
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, sold by the thousand, at less
price than ever sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices septlS-u
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TNOR SALE.--eae hundred bales Northern Extra hay
III Just rsssivsiby EFaaT7- .1- p. 9 ANDERSON,
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CHANGE OF sCHEDUI

Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
s. DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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RANK on CO1IlTERCE.

NASHVILLE, TEsN., DC u, 1857.
EHyHE stockholders this Bank having placed the
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding up those
indebted to the Bank will please call and pay up their
debtedness falls due holders will please
notes as early as possible receive in return the
Bank Of Tennessee individual deposits in this
been handed over to me- hereby pledge my individual La
bility for them, and money ready when called for
decI3-f JOHN D. JAMES.
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9asB6iIIs Gnign ana 5nsfitan
Daily S.; Tri-WeeIzIy IS; weekly ss..
Rates Of Advertising. .

rEH LIEEs on LEss ooasTIFUrE A soUARn.
IN THE D4TTv
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Particular notice !

1t is currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction
while tEOthds sales made privately, like all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception that
sell for cash. short notes. from 2Oc less than
heir prices. aUgul TRAUBE < LUCAS
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
TUsT RECEIVED
Ladies' Brown French Lasting buttoned Shoe Caters.
New Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Glove Kid " " 4" "
Side < Front laced Caters, with and without heels.
Slippers, o. French Kid White 4 Black Satn &c.
Misses Ch3rens' Boots, Caters and Slippers with
heels and without. At q College street JOHN RAAAGE-
jul El1
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LSe--Masey Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers McDor-
n add Louisville Refrigerator; Arhus Fruit Cans Jones
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, all sizes.
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TIN PLATE, 80

TIN PLATTE &c.
0On BOXES lc I0xl4 Tin, best brand
%CU 80 boxes TX 10x14 Tin, best brand
300 do le HZ2O do do do
50 dc X do do do do
20 pigs Banca Tin.
0pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low By
augZt j.. W. WILSON
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks; <N
4 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks f44444=A=ITiS
Gents tine sole leather Trunks aTktA y "
do do Nalises; 2aas=Aza-Ad
do Knssuth Trunks
de Hog Skin do iron frame. - =
For sale bv BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
iana5 No. 30, UniCn Street.
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NegrOes for Sale,

HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand for sale. Amongst
them excellent Seamstreses and House Servants and
several good Cooks Washers, &c Call soon.
sepl7od W. L. BOYD, JR
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WTE are now receipt Of our stock Of Goods adapted the
Wv approaching season, comprising the largest and most
eone imported By Of Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
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w. H. WEBB & CO.,
REABEKADE OLOZRZ8G,
NO. "a, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE.

Manufactured under the immediate eye senior partner
which viii be sold low to cash and prompt time dealers
Among goods viii be found good lot OF Shirts and
less Garments.
Buyers viii find their interest examine our stock before
0uylng elsewhere. aug25 VIII WEBB & CO.
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DISSOLUTION.
CARD.

retiring from the business desire to tender ny thanks
ny numerous patrons and friends for their long and liberal
patronage and would recommend my successors, Messr
hoCREA Co.. gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
lence. H. b NORRIS
Nashville Sent lst 1853 R&s
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eiNAN GAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Jan. 31-6 P. N

SUNDAY jan Jl-6 L. M.
The stock market closed yesterday little heavy.
There appeared to be no regularity or strength to
prices, and the most inflated railroad stocks have
for some days been sustained evidently by active
purchases the part OF the street spectators. The
operations at the Stock Exchange are principally
on time and very few outsiders participate in the
movement Nearly all the buyers and sellers are
brokers, and when they get their line filled up the
market generally must drop from its own weight.
The money market favors speculation, but unless
support comes from the great mass of moneyed men,
anyupward movement cannot be of long duration.
The banks gradually increasing their line Of
loans and will probably show in their next state
mentan increase in the specie reserve All this will
showl greater abundance of money, but will af-
ford no encouraging indication of returning bust
ness. Probably at no period during the present
financial revulsion has there been greater stagna-
ton in business generally than al this moment. No
branch Of trade is at all profitable or at
all productive. The great Industrial in
terests of the country show no signs
of returning activity. In articles of general
consumption low prices rule, and are likely TO con-
tinue. Supply is in almost every instance much in
excess of the demand, and We NAY look for very
restricted consumption and movements in trade in
strict conformity to the actual wants of the coun-
try. Economy has become fashionable with the opu-
lent and necessity with the masses. The plethora
of money is calculated TO revive business at an
earlier day but it will beyond all question, be long
time before we shall again see much activity among
any class The manufacturers must continue to
work short time and find immediate markets for their
goods. The shipping interest is on the very W Tot
bankruptcy. Such an utter and complete prostra
ton of this class has not been realized for many
years. The agricultural portion Of the community
are without doubt as comfortable and a. free from
debt az any other, but they have by no means
surplus revenue. With overloaded granaries, and
without markets at even reduced prices, they are
not in condition TO pay their debts In the face of
these difficulties surrounding the producing and
trading classes, we see an accumulation ef money in
the great financial centres, To an extent almost I'M
precedented, without the remotest probability of
any demand for commercial purposes for many
months. This may look like prosperity on the
face but il strikes us that il is far from being
wholesome, healthy state of things.
The daily quotations for the leading speculative
stock securities at the stock Exchange last week
was as follows
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wildly about and several jumped overheard and were
drow ned, while others ere picked up by the small
boats and conveyed Ia the shore. Those who were
waved describe the scene AZ one Of great consterns
ticn the passengers who were not thrown overheard
nv the explosion runnnc about shriekng and scream
ing in the widest manner.
The steamer headed for the Kentucky shore after
the explosion and gradually foated down the river
and at distance ola mile and half from the scene
of the catastrophe burned TO the waters edge when
the hull sunk within thirty feet Of the land.
The Fanny Fern was owned by Captain W. W.
Martin, of Pttsburg and was valued at $4,000. She
Was insured in THREE Offices at Pittsbury for 81 900.
The trip on which this pain 'ul catastrophe oc
cured was one of the most success vi of the season
She had on board about 100 tons of freight for this
city, of various kinds, and took on board at Louis
vilIe Aurora and Iawrenceburg, for Pittsburg, GAO
barrels of foul Nearly 200 tons of assorted freight
were en- route TOR Pittsburgh.
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Key ashore wnire r~nSA, harbor the list and
had % re Of portion Of her cargo She received
The ssSr rs ros Capt with Of
saans q s rat s Of 80 s!ots. hour Capt inform:
II. N Cuba o. had been obliged 70 throw "
over bis aeSa load and TO open he hAchss ss
rbp snfssn &c. her vessel + hossst ' To-
:hB stephen n,S s Capt Lester Iveruool
having been over 40 days She sid for New Orleans
The sces' survey steamer Walker Lieut. Sands, UsN
eonpandins arrived the i2,h inst from philadelphia she
pT .s g. steamer Ecrwin lieut. Temple gsS oon%and
ss hya Ss r Ss
Of and reef channels 4 the coast and S also said
MN. tS mi.
,,s% S
Of he waters in the neshSohOod of St Georges a
The yacht wanderer Commander Johnson, arrived an
int ID Is%ss,ns dsy:: %
h ss %y s
rreate wshn,h will s said remain in pori until Friday
Arrived Jan Is brig Isola Grimm Boston win spars and
M ws now ns eq this a
Tsns OTE Selma STSw q. . Boston ss ship Ssr
IL
brig e.ragigw Pierce NYol sebrs Harrison Jones Gam
snss vi
1GfPsss s' @ s% aass
9oas
Keys
Passed by 2sd, brig Joseph of Rockland for Noreans
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
Bee Correspondence above.
Of 9th. - r e
SHIP MORNING GLORY Hobbs at VALPARAISO had been die.
charged an was hove town repairs previous 70 18th r
She would not sail within month
BARK JuNrArA Of BOSTON Calcutta for San Francisco
with rice dc, which put into Manila leaky was on.
demned prey to Nov 8 The Dutch bark Carolina would,
take forward her cargo. ~
The following table gives summary the vessels in tho
harbors OF New York Boston Baltimore Charleston Saynn-
nah Mobile and New Orleans accounts from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
Court CalenSlAr-Thls DAy.

SUPREME OopRr-Crcuit -, Il2, l1e, l2t, 1913,
I29 27l 2ss 3d. 1872 1873, 1874 1876, 1885, 1885, 49, 14
l42, ,43, 144
COMMON PIxAspsrt Nos. 8, 10, 10, H. Is ll2, ia,
l23 I2s l2e, 1867 122 1884, lal lso Part Nos l27,
2s "a 49, 2l6 22o 2ls 1876 lat, 2os DAT, oe7 2es,
27l, 272.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. &c. q, %, 20, l. 272 4,s, 47o,
AL 49, 415, 523 524 $685. 4o3 52s $780, 5ss $780, $50,
SCI he3 ISL 4-a