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Wake Up, Idler.


"Wake up, wake up, you sleepy fellow If
you waste your young days in idle slumber,
you will be good for nothing when you grow
up TO manhood So wake up, wake up, my
lad, and go to work, and study with hearty
goodwill"
You don't rant 10 rake up! l suppose not.
| never knew an idler who did, unless he was
hungry and then, after eating his dinner, he
would fall to gaping like sick chicken. But
you must wake up, or be poor pitiful drone
all your life. And mark nae, idleness is a hard
master. 1t will feed you on husks, clothe you
with rags, lodge you in shanty, and at last
send you to the alms-house to die. Then they
will bury you, singing:
''Rattle his bones over the stones
It's only pauper whom nobody owns"
You don't Ike such prospect Very we'll
then. Wake up. Open your eyes wide. Cast
off your chains. Go to work. Put that tum-
bled drawer to rights. Hang up the clothes
in that chaotic closet. Pick up those books
Learn those lessons. OF TO school with you
bright and early. Be wide awake. Work
hard, and idleness will let go its grasp, and
you will be somebody by and by. You will
make your marx on the world for good.
What say you, idlers TO this advice, Will
you take itr fou ir,Hs Good "Here, Ser.
geant Worthy, just enlist these penitent idlert
into the Try Company"
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Auction Card.

VNHE subscriber having contaminated arrangements
Il with Mr. A N. SrfiSCFE experienced and prac-
teal Auctionecr, Will attend and make sales Of Real
Estate, Steamboats,, Household Furniture, with all out
door sales. BENZ. y. SHIELDS.
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Fine Pianos at Private Sale

DEN. y. SHIELDS has now, and will be receiving
IL regularly direct from the manufacturers a fae
assortment of the best make and styles which We are
authorized 70 sell on the most liberal terms.
Mars. BENZ. p. SHELLS Agent.
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Warner for March.

uARPERs MAGAZINE, for March, Just received
IL by +. HAGAN,
feb26-u Market street.
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TRUNKS, Trunks,

n stock u Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE,
marlo-u AZ College street
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Part 22d of the Revised Code passed second
reading.
Adjourned till a. NJ Monday.
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Boiler Riyefs.
RIRD CAGES

On KEGS Boiler Riveis just received and for sal
~ by Qebl6) ID. u. DICKEY
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500 REwARD!
N ON - E ST ONE NJ

On THURSDAY night, sbout7 or O'Clock, n.
" soiae thirf stole frotn my residence, M rJE@&
Edgrncld, DARK RAY FfLLN, two y
years old thh sfrns, seme hair both sides % her
Jaws rubbed %, DO other marks remembered
ne extra nnc animal vii give SO for the
recovery q The mare, and sIS for The Of the
thief HIRAM VAUGHN
febe7-n
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For Cairo and Memphis.
For Cairo and st. Louis, Mon
day. March 18th.

TNHE regular passenger and TTEh -
Il freight steamer, SALLlE S8T4S4d j
WEST j. N. CoRBErr Master viii 11f<zzsa
leave for the above and all intermediate ports. on
MONDAY, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ For
freight or assage apply on board or to
marII-td A. HAMILTON, Agent
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HfiD a0Dfrtisfnlfnts.
For New Orleans,

rIyHE splendid passenger and a .n -
i freight packet CHoCTAw, R9HEsAAa ]
E. SxEpIEY, Master, will leave akzEe2E7sE<zz7Ee4
for the above and all intermediate ports THIS DAY,
March 18TH at O'Clock, p N. For freight or
marIs-it A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Roots. Shoes. &c. sc.

500 cases Boots shoes. Hats and Straw Goods;
20 4" Mems fine calf and fancy top Boots;
20 " I" calf aud patent leather top Congress
Boots;
IS 4" fine calf oak bottom Shoes;
20 " +" ." I" Oxford Ties;
Z" Congress lasting Caters;
4" a. all odU Congress Boots;
Is 20 81 nne kip fancy top Brocans;
so q a. Uhole leather Kip Brogans;
IS - 90 lined aud bound Brogans;
10 4" {" heavy Boots:
10 ladies' tine kid sewed Boots:
10 " a. foxed r. r. Caters;
Ryan's fine city made kid Boots;
so " Misses and children Kid goat and calf Boots;
20 cases boys fancy top Boots and Brogans and Con-
gress Caters.
The above stock OF Boots and Shoes are in reality
very best qualities and workmanship
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COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL.

TvENDEEs hs services IN the above business, 10 the
Il citizens 81 Nashville aud vicinity Orders left
at the Gazette once VIII be attended 10 mare-u
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Baltimore Coffee,

S0O BAGS Prime Baltimore Coffee just received
cOO by CARTER, NkAY Il co.
mar6-u
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Just Received

EA RARRF1s of ASE APPLES;
III 50 do. White Se<hannock Potatoes;
SO bzies q Hay aud for sale by
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Terms of Sale.

Time will be given for satisfactory notes payable at
the Bank 81 Tennessee, at Nashville.
~ Sale Ia commence ai91s O'Clock precisely.
mar2-td TRABuE x LUCUS.
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Hardyyare and Oueensyyar,

Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives and Pistols;
so crates Queensware;
Buggy and Door Mats double and single Crown Wrap
ping Paper:
Bed Cords Flow Lines double aud single barrel shot
Guns, Pistols, SC.
This stock selected for this trade consigned
60 NJ 90 be sold O. the highest bidder for what they will
bring. Now Is your time io make money. We have
large stock 81 Goods, bought for those concerned
ichioA EiH be oDFcTad freely nj ms sdIe
Remember, Tuesday, VI arch 28rd.
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Carpetings.

200 pieces assorted Carpetings.
25 ~ extra three thread Tapestry and Brussels
so pieces extra superne, very heavy, full 81 dou-
BILE ground Tapestry, Ingram Carpeting,
warranted all tCo0l.
20 a. best quality Ingram Correcting, soayTGnted
all toooI, "a wide.
80 % all toool, uhreepIg Carpeting, double ground
and dotsble sodrla.
80 G1I al haif-soool. bright colors. warrant
fast colors
IS 80 all cotton CarPetng, bright oolors, from ga
10 - wide, beautiful styles.
10 80 Stair Carpeting, assorted.
OIL Cloths, Hearth Rugs and OIL Cloth Table Covers
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$4,000 WORTH
Finest and Best Clothing

Super Cloth Goats; Fine Drab de Tc Coats:
Fine Cashmere Coats; Pine Farmers satin Goats;
Fine ALPACA Coats; Zine Fancy Cassinet Coats;
Fine Linen Duck Coats: Fine Grass Linen Coats
Cottonade GinghRms, Linen Cheek, and plain brown
Linen Drilling Goats.
All sorts Of Cashmere and Fancy Linen and CotlonAde
Pants;
Velvet and Satin MarseIles Linen and German fancy
SIX Vests,
Large Lot Of Linen Chntz and Marsces bosom Shirts
Hickory Shlts;
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Us. ~ steamship August. woodhul, Savannah 50 hsan
exchanged signals with steamship Keystone State, from ~
adePhi. tSund to Chates,on same aa 10 sIh.s1
S o Fy G ON a.s s.."a. % Nth seem
detsiusd outside 8 oour. BY dense fog
T. sM steamship Sss1viIs, Murray, Charleston - bcn,
u, of H.era. exchanged signals with steamship R.y.;oas
STAT. m steamship Coumbis si45 steamship. fl,hd.
hours BY een'e log Cd the Hook.
steamship Fulton, Motion Hayre June g, md.e. and
in the Og passed abIess, Castle Garden It 45op.m m.
Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah hours and psa
out exchanged signal. with steamship Ksy.tone M
ccu% SSs q On c Hsnd a % S % with
signal. with .,ssS.hp. Montgomery aud f1hds The Haa'+
Steamship Memphis ws'.on, chsiisson, md.e. aud Pc. V
n b Cromwell Co Tbs morning when "a Sandy Hook
passed schooner with al head gear gone and 1OwsP ys
Snip southern chsi Hg,ie L,srgool M,y n with ud.s
a.e s S IVsPoS Co. JUNE Nay 2 81 s' ID. Pas s %
nss With ship sylyMus Blanchard from New oean. cr "a.
Ja. Cobb bound t.. Jans n H i. s.s
.ai with Pr Wet PSIn bound west. Joy TO- 4. 9 lon
oes BY .ehI B. B. Warner of Broosh AZ sIs
nv OK whca carried away the schoonet' bow'pr sndhssd
Ship Ss.,ssF Pst,G tOf BEh) Mitchell Liverpool Nay D.
40 80 Ion 81 TO- sna.d chip Bfsd.hsw % days tom Liver
pool h 8, John. b July 10 lat q H. lon 50 90 spoke ss
Brig George {. Ackerly McIDtye, Monroyia C. A 70 d.ys
palm oil nc, and pass 10 Yates Port-reH No date st.
20 lon. 80 spoke brig Emma Brem from Bremen for Pro
Rico.
Brig Ocean Spray, Stubs New Haven In ballast to master
schr d. b. Warner steson Charleston days. cotton IL,
TO McCresdy. Ma Co 18th inst, of Sandy Hook dafnss
dense fog came in contact with ship southern Chief aud carried
away bowspnt and head.
sch H.ee stsple. (of we.,po obb. Turks I..ad Jass
y salt to Swift Sailed "a company with schr Homer for
New York and spoke her 9Th inst In lst 80 10 lon. Is 81
schr r. kldder Hsks.en. Savannah days Peass
Co.. vessel 70 D. G. Murray Wa. detained outsid. Sandy
Hook ~ hours BY fog.
sehr Manh. Blake, Charleston day. cotton aad rice TO
Scranton TsIlmsn.
sebr. Ocean We've (Br Lockhstt, Wiadsor ~ s., days
pls,.r 10 MISTER -
schf Maria Fleming, Shaw, Wilmington, Del, DAYS. cu.
wheels 10 order ~ -
s.hr w. III. RI.an, Rose, Rondou, for Providence
sthr Ann ). sA,.T, Fish, Waeham, nsis
schr Tyrone, Srout Rondout Tor Boston.
Steamer Kennebec, Hand Philadelphia and Cape NAV upis,
std rasr 20 y. Perkins,. ~ "
Steamer Charles Oseood Smith Nofxieh and N.x ToAon
ndse to L. H. Rockwell
Steamer Pelican Atrch. Providence mdse to Is.sc Oden
Steamer Tscony Wilson, Phlads lphia ndse 70 n Brisra
"IND-sunrise, E. meridian, d. and fresh with rain;
sunset ssE aud light, with rsia dense fog Oisse during
forenoon.
BELOW Ole ship
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DIRD.

BORDEN-On TuesdAy morning, July Is Freeman son Of
William aud Anna s Borden, aged years months and ls
DAYS.
The family respectfully invited to aaepa III,
funeral "Wednesday afternoon, July IL Al Al O'Clock from
the residence of his parents, No. 81 London terrace
DOSCHER-ln this city, Monday, July u Mrs Do.rbe,
wife of Peter Doscher aged 81 mouths days
HALL-On Monday evening July - Morgan james Barton
infant son OF Jamsi r. and Nioletta NJ Hall
The funeral will take WEDNESDAY lh lust a. 81 O'Clock
from the residence Of his parents No IS IVES. Thirty
street.
MARKs-on Tuesday July Is George W. Mark, In the ssh
year Of his sse.
The estye and friends Of family are respectfully inv,
&c attend h funeral Neonesdsy the l4h o'clo
NJ me r..ieeree OF his brother ies~ Francis CsIp.n-
ter, No 1854 Allen street.
MeNAUGHTIn this city Sunday july H. Jessie wiz Of
Andlew McNsUshf, sfed 81 years aud monihs
The hteDas
attend her funeral Wednssds, aferpcn t oelosk from
Der Ia e esieepce No rs Wee, twentieth ,tIee-
NEAL-in Brookyp On Sunday July II. Mrs. Euehne widow
otthe late Peter Neal ard daughter Of John Luf
SELLECK-On Monday July L. Juli. ssed y-,rx uon,h
The relatives and eDds 81 the family fully invited
tosiicud the funeral fu the sdsr her parents No 81
Renwiok street "Wednesday. July IA at o'clock D IN
The rename will BE- taken to Greenwood for n,ermen,
TuCKER-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, Jul, IS. Lsyet,t. C
youngest 'on q BUR- aud saah Tucker aged year. and
uoI'hs
The felstives aud friends q The family .erd ne
ufts. a. the rsScoce of the parents No stree,
per Couit, on Tharsday. 18Th irsi at 10 o'cloci
WRAf-on fuesdsy July Is Anna infant child Of John and
Elizabeth Way.
The repds Of ,mi respectfully invited attend her
iuneul on Fourth dAy (Wednes1yl l4th int. a. occk
m N The residence VI Der t,bef, Brosdw.y ADD Seventy
seoord siIeet
"ilpNsN-ln this ei,y xc7ssy Iy "a sarss re vie
~ D " 'ei4.s ,seS " Iss-t AZ ;Iys
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1863 10

Bede which SEQ bbs Of Pitch beeu shipped TO Sgndry
oiLs-Lir-edi. aniua:sd but prices are firmly sustained
'ss Of 500 gallons Arne at Toe Crude Whale and Sperm
'aes Of so psss plai 1t O. 2 Lard OIL 10 better request
'e'of 900 gallon. City 75c. ash 1900 d. Western al 7s
cash and goo do 60 49, month"; Csmphene command.
S OIL ,a. g % I ss,r The demand 9 ,'e'
bss' and $50 80 for Western Thin Obons Thick Round Is
PROVISIONS The rqeir, for Po;k is ., and the msrtst is
a:ds bitter ~ for Ne; .ae :.s' "a q, e. c Dbl 70 70 o
eBhr Clear and 10 IS for Prime. Beef IN limited demand
for he t,.e ard firm with halt arrivals. sale. Of 2 bb
aud +ltde4 s. fer extra DO. Prime m.,s QUE; asa
so Bee Hs re firm 'aeI Of 10 bb s7 Lard "a ssan
limited ,vs Pioe. nd upwud sale. e i.i bs. !. Tia
iis and d , nal lot ne Ca. Meat. .. saI md Pay
~ Hans Bacon !. firm the iem.nd fair mAuly for C.ornia
e.. Lors Mdd. % psss Ba IN ii. .aUoy .S
heavy loai7; for Ohio anc II 1lec for Sac. Cheer
RICE-Opy moderate dsmsud prevails. price, are IN.
ebsnssd 'sle Of 90 tea at ssd 81 - p Ico fJ
sALT-There is hner feeling with better iem.nd sos
buI SAT- aes of ac"o buh Tanks leland stsme .dylnos
sEEDs-o.eut;a Linseed is held with Increased dnoss.
ee TIE elP CT the Ea,ep-ar news advising Of the l0s Of
eto Of Ao Tags N the Bay Of Bombay believe bound
sUGARsTbe aeDsud h fair aud price. are sustained .s,
Of - ntes Porto Rico sieie, and SO hhds Cab. 07.c
sPELILR s reeD.y been improved r,qaes, with sale.
IEAs-Thsre fair demand .nd good selection. ar. tif.
nIe zoe eoens pne,s Of our scc;ien sses OOlongs
TobACco-A moderate demand continues prevail full
leaf 81 bsl.' Havana Soass and zs bale. Ysra
sco n :: s.esl and 50 oo Tsow oil At Sc Rough F.t
TIS.Tte muL.. both for PIG .od Pls-s /. doll and .om.
shss depressee Ofthe oner sabs srs,
on grv.e terms; loo b'1-s Plate. offered q.
csnnxd % so ssG,. "-''s '''''' '1' '"A PARCELS
"HskY-fhs isq ssrs .c:''s ard he .rss, !. sr,-
b aH' a
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MARNRn.

AvERY-GuILFORD-In Spencer Mas Monday, July S.
by the Rev 8. @. Dodd, }. g. Avery this city, Mics
Ellen e. youngest daughter Of Dr. Jonas Gord Of Spencer
BlRDSALL-DICKlE-ln Brooklyn on Tuesday. Jolly Is It
the residence of James Dicke by the Rev. Emeniorf
Albert Brdss Of NewbuIsh to Janet Dciie Of this city
CLUTE-P0WERS-On Saturday evening July TO- by the Rev
Mr. Kelsey, Mr. John NJ Clue Mis- Elizabeth Pc vrr,
both Of this city.
GREGORY-BOORUM-In Brooklyn, on WEDNESDAY Julv
at the residence Of the brides father BY the Rev C. French
James @: esory to Emma daughter OF Cornelius Boorun
both of Brooklyn.
kOHLER-kOESON-AtN Mortified. Staten Island On Sunday
July 4. by the Rev. James Brownee, Mr. John Kohler 70
Miss Sr Ah jane Couon all Of Nortbhtl staten Island
THOMPSON - PERRlNE - At MaDaroneek, Wes,sb.s,s,
County. n " "Wednesday June 80 BY the Rev John NJ
Ward Nj frsrcis NJ Thompson 70 Miss Amelia j. Perripe
both Of this city.
WAhPOOLE-JONES-M Port Richmond, Staten Island on
Saturday July by the Rev. James Bowne Mr. Franci.
D. Wsmpo0le 10 Miss Mary L. Jones.
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It'e.sss.ss.sf tult7'ooc-I loA...s-...
From tie annual report Of the New.Jersey .iLosd
and Trsptporia.ion Company we gather the annexed
statistics:
Tie results Of the last fiscal year gratifying not
cply IN our un0lunlshed gross receipts ari.ing from
reduced expenses but in the increased net earning.
The gross receipts about the the yesr
cedmg being SOL ,6l7 % and 1910 66 60 the yesr
hefors. The expenses for the last year are $780,
Sec C3 being ratio 70 the earnings Of forty.one and
orthrd cent, and for that preceding, siOO7l5 81,
and the ratio forty four & cent. The surplus carried
to proht.re ess January is5s after psymen, Of two 'e
annual dividends Of each sl07 III 49, while for
he year yious IL Isl 81 The Of the surplus
fund ser artyrs IS Ga - fer relayins portion Of the ROAD
at year with rails. Is elJl os5 IL.
The Whole lumber Of passenger not including communion.
carried st SO 80 and Of tuns Of -rchsrGi- s7
sGarH s sS pss.er and g. SIS the year bfe Tn.
rurte CT nis BY ne trains s $50 52 and
Of running expenses 90 $40 mile ssains miles
AID ratio Of unnrs expenses Of s cent? for the proceed
* 49,, .,.,
l7 amount TO eS4 rs ca the previous they amounted
eS55ss %. Dividends The Of 10 y aanun
eun,ine 20 ei7+5 have, usual been paid 70 school
tre CT TIE ocs OF it given IN psymrs the Sa
Newark Turnpike Stock For f1Tthsr particaar, referp-
made The statement Of the Company the Secretary
Ct S.s,e Of S.wJersy in January lat which exhibits opera
cost Of ICE 'AIc.1 equipments and property Of The Company
which sssenert Is sSneI.d 20 his report (Ap,-n4x
Tie q the for hr Of sss
s.,,,G srrtAse APp-nch eitiei, the receipts 70 be
s.Ss SIS Al.
tn. l,d,ior Of daus 10 1855 con-
rfs eIy sass 40 VIII will Affect The Of
TIE Company which IS. l Ill l acA bat ineou
hcsohy -sd,e The annual supua N qoence Of The
AID + TIE ESS1d Fave Instituted c,os-r
.eolauy the wo:ipr ope-,Gas I'D h.r.s ns;erA lin
nsron 4 tie cE:ren: = - prescott .,p.-.sd
"tir TIE ttai =, q &c as sgsiDs vi sloG -ss-s-
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Passengers Arrived

IN United States Mad steamship EHi,o. FROM Hsrrs-I
v Bsnghwoat {. T. STAG H. Cloth. ~ h)r;on, oLls
NJ Grsngete Joseph R. Montt lsdy and .efvsn James SO
vSp Edw Knz Leon Lereiu, A. Safer, A. y pshi.sn l
Bru.h c Costs Guiauue. John Pisnchett jules raasc
A. Marie b. McGuehin Henry Woods sdy soSe,ea ,stl
servants A. Lsctmeycr. j. Il. English ID. d bAo"t, M
Gem Hull j. r. Mcclure and lady w. :. Csd~ei o~xwY
from Paris; Mrs w. Caldwell. Mira Nenos .at
want H. j. McGsth NJ ST. w 'therspoon. Mr. keanedy "a
and servant. Thomas Greis Fred Bo.tisr, d. Herr Sa
N De Rotsso, Miss Emma Wtis Misc Kate Woods, NJ His
fred Reut,r john Wells W. Coleman, lady, enid AMI se,
james H. Rob,, Mrs Gen. San Romsn. Charles D.hlmn ~
sey Nine Com,vsse de Eerrussc and children leIt San
Lee. lsdy child aud servant, John Hir.ch, Mcai,
Layae f. Buu entaa, F. and j. Hlgc H. PARISH lady az
ard servants; MIR. Wainwright Ms +. Won Die'L c J.
Campbell NJ Corssn r.. NsIet. Jsues X Woods Jsrs
schab Fszo Col L. Ciprsnui an servant, w H. HArasa
g G. Byron NJ M.rcus. O. Msthey nj. T.. Coe. v LAW
moullisre and lady, l. Becker, A No,dnan Arne; Ma
Has. Mis- F. Lambert. NJ Frank lady and child n saia
L. Dun.d J. ID werE =. Eber.z. +. Nesor, w. T. JoApss
ard lady C. A. Noeiii =. Reusult, T. Don, C. Jshsea
d. stkes Thomas Clark NJ Michel Joseph Schwan z. G. h
moud D. Bloch A Lambert y Cora jules FitE.s. o. De
n.on. the Rev Celso salyL the Rev L. Nioome Mr.. Len
Miss LEVEL r. Clarene Miss NJ Rerault Miss H. k.ApS
Miss l.. M.srtx c. Lses and nephew-Total, ltl
N schooner Horace Staples from Tnrts i'tasd-o SnA:t1
W. Barnes
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Disasters, &c.

BARK EsTHTR FRANCES Croker from AnsoSura for New.
foIk before reported ashore Point 81 DAVID ad Of n..
rsds would doubt b. ts loss she Icy between .~o
and fong pieces 10th ut by Cap you
BIgsn WHO 90 the dsy .1p.-ncsd FIVE sqaa
Csp v T. he oncers and BE- saved BAT they
wee in perhous situation The 4. 3 bull, Richmond
Me, In lsi9 .ie tsns burden sd 2 and Is no, Insured
Cap Cfocssr owned third add had worth OF hide
bic sccOuL all Of which will b. lost The ether two
thirds u the vessel are owned 10 this city.
SNIP ELIZA MALLORY. Miner, from ls,anzas fr P.nousb
y. before reported Into Newport L. shor, Of men,
three having ced IN Cola aud three passage The Mayor
hn furnished medical tc and many articss of hsatf
food it the comfort Ct all boud The ship will asao
socn ss men procured Tee NJ previously reported
10 rave lost three men, and had three sick on board.
bAkk Cokh1hiss, arrived on Sunday Q, this por. had
sd 70. hr, ad second ofcers and pDfon Of the crew Of
us shp Irfpe BIRD Fulkes VIII ashore n W.
punt 81 Instns On the morning Of ul. and
to,s oss Cargo partly saved 10 a dsu.ared state
bES Mi Fence 'or Chareston the 4h ins. a. II
hsueis Light bearing wv n.s Of into by sop-
sa icnr could not distinctly bear her bat andesodk
70 be LILY Dean" to Boston, for Jacksonville In the col,
'ioi ne Emily es bead head rail- fore topss ySd fore
npuf shading iLl boom, &c Tas schooner received bs
liule injury.
seBh FRILSD (of Camden, Ne circuit, which ssuea foo
Baltimore, 9Th met, for Boston with cargo Of i97 COL
went ASHORE Kent Island night Of sh inst and besd.
OessS HOUSE July IS C 30 "A Shoorer ass jese cons
sho- the Ocesn Hocse Mr. Holrd ks TO eet r
'in' .bJ t"lsssps
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u.rkct.-Reportei By Ts'tgrsvk.

SKw.OKLE.Ss JAY 1. The sales u corroS so-aSy w.
/ 100 bale. 81 unchsr sed prices srGAS s;ssdy stocs
Of ~ Dbl. srperfne .: IS Sdsto ard estIs - O.
So Sf / 90 bush " bite At %. Meas Poss ess,e
SIS IS Bacon, Sc s.ked. fRsiGHrs-O1e app eae&s
I'D Tobacco 20 Liverpool a. 81 o. Tobacco 10 L"nSass
Tcbseo0 20 New York - go.
RAJ rIMosE. July lS-FLovS quiet. WHsAr aev h
81 lCasll Is; White, 81 i5G : - CoN nomIN. Va
~ yellow s. Sc. WHISKY arm o. .ia-H isorsa.
quiet ,.x.. IN yy.,
CoSy 10 rcod demand but scarce. WHISKY shohAsrd n,
VISIONS without sl,erssion. Seas hrr
CHIc,co, July Is, i .. m.-FLoVs dun Whk'r .irss
lc ssles At s.d7eS CoS> s,esdy 81 &c oN, aea IA
xExT, "a Butfao. 90 bbl. Flour 10 oo bach Wass "a
bn.h Corn To O.~sgo y o<o bush Mh~A' 5000 onsA
RECEIPTS: 1900 oba Flour, 6osH bush "neA'' S'" sS
Corn
b,l,s the st,er qualities showing advance OF g.
CxcI,>.rL Juiy S-FLorR easier for the common rsSs
sale. Al IS ia IS Is, higher srses weaker put Dot
NsIskY rs. MSS Posg oull end uomina-no buyers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

A HERD OF Cows IN The AIR.-The recent xhrl
wind at and in the vicinity of Colesville Nd was the
most singular pht pomenon according to the accounts
we have ever read Of The Rockville Journal says
further about it, that there issued from it a black
smoke, which daikened the atmosphere. One gentle
man saw herd of cows apparently up 10 the air and
there is every reason to believe they were blown
quarter Of q mile. 1t is said that the horizon was
filed with Fragments Of clothes, shiugles lmbs &C.
Ii rushed on at this rate till il reached the Patuxent
River, and there lite course was suddenly checked