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@aIB0sllE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

lk0N EDUNUALs
WE acre nov etaec oaf.neT Enc sLt1arire roqndrv
" On TIE % ftapd e Las Nsshvll hrssturna
Company, ana are prepared execute heGvy snd nrht
work Of any description at The shortest nece aht Cast
sura 20 small Eount1 at moderate city rosss beagT CAST
in 10 large amouHt furnished Per conrnct q Cndnps
prcsB with sddtoasof freight. y have also commenced
operations in $500
MACHINE SHOPS, t---.-..-.--
steam engines ceWmils5 Fo1Tils Of ths nosiinpG0Ted
patterns made 70 order 4obhng and Tepaing dORe looi
aaly We ready 70 make contracts Tor EngRss and Mills
and shall furnish plans 70 enable purchasers put up their
Mills with little expense. Manufacturer ana Farmers VIII
md prouaoie . see rs, before going EAST or "sst
Machinery. E..-a * ut
STEAM BOILERS 1. u
Precautionary engines steamboats, made q order o. ne
per msteFas compise with FirefrOnts, Crates
and Valves, WaTFauted stand auy pressure requires -
Manufacturing or porpelihg purpose .-r
BLACKSMITH SHOHs . = = g..
ANY dezcyiDtiop OF Smithwork done in excsent style
none but hrstTate Iron used5aw mill WoIA ssfa gogs
Ptmsn Irons, Saw crsuks, Bol@ ana 81 Aine m. 1oA1
made 70 order on shori noiee. $500. IN
Farmers wishing 70 purchase 80, ~ Itf,e- - w
~ "1A ~ S-Al - VA n. JACERR q CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
.,l-sE. : I Lsta Nashville Man. Co.'s shops.
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E0W n Y0TR CHANCE

no purchase that valuable lot in kdgefe'd, the G
lin Turnpike, adjoining the residence of MT. Esss n
The ot FONTS 100 feet 1870 feet deep and within min
uss walk Of Public Square To good pure who
wishes 10 the property any length OF dHE will be
Ven 70 paw the purchase money that be desires may
T1maIn On bond RRd mortgage for ten years. desired.
Apply 10
IL IL A Y IINnSERY-
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soIdfers ofthe Var ISI2

WISH 10 buy old Military Land Patents issued 70 So
ders OF the Regular Army Of the War Of 1919, and date
about The year 1913. Soldiers having such claims the
heirs Gszgnees viii address the undersigned 81 Nashville
Tenn.
nov 26-wu 6 FBLLOwRs.
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Free Banks.

HAVB for sale a large amount Of prspsrty which VII
sell Tor Notes Of the Sank Of Nashville, certified
checks It a. the prices that have agss asea lo
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A Valuable Business Lot For Sale
FOR SALE,


8Wo handsome Lots in Bdgeheld,O Woodland Street
The Lots front 50 feet EACH and are 10 ieet deep
Apply 70 A. Y. s. LINDsLBH.
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r.indaeva Advertiasmsnta
Err Sale

"A 8tNDRolrR oountry residence. % the -DissnsoI cr
"A Branch louisville turnpike, X Ha1 tfIn asivtte
s poe contains IS OF ground acres OF which is
-oodaud The dwelling is neat frame houte With toai
1 kilcep an safvaDts and out houses 81 every
pd n he very be order On the place there Re never
nq supply Of water, For terms, which suitable 70
In ia-dtf AV S LIEDsLEF.
A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.
T An now Offering for sale thar valube Lot Market
street adjoining store of Morris & MaheWB The Lot
ronts So feet Market and back l0 feet tewads
Front street.
would make one ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
osry Store in the City. For terms apply %
septe A. Y. s, LINDSEY.
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL past and induIgsnces, would suE.
gest that we have more, and will soon
be Manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
Of every description for trade aRd customers geDeF
ally. Once aud WarerOOms 40 Spring street, Cherry,
where we will also Keep a general assortment Of cheap
Chsirs Bureaus, WaTdrObes, &c, and will also keep
hand and order every description OF Mattresses
&c Persons ordering from distance may rely having
their ders filled. Respec fully,
w, Z. CORNELIUS, Agent,
SHLTTER & Co., ProDreors. ayr 2S-if
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no. q, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for The retail
trade For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do DO do DO
do Congress, side lace Caters " ithOut heels;
do Kid bOots,thck and thin sOles;
White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do CATERS
DO Toilet slippers
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles
do do do do with hselE
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots Tor school shoes;
Boys and Children
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots
fine stock OF Brogsns for Plantation Also good
stoHg Of SHOES for These goods all made 10
orc y and certainly a superior article. Also Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
our line will dnd their interest call, de-
IeEnined TO give them the worth OF their money.
Call at No. q Public Square.
octq SNYDER & PRIZZELL
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Bonds and Stocks For Sale.
eTO.OOU Straight Tennessee State Bonds.
2UO 900 Endorsed
500 shares Nashville & ChattanOoga r. E.. stOa
I,00O SeWanee Mining stock
5 zoo Huntsville Mining and Msuulaeturlng Stock
All Of which will be sold on favorable terms b
dec SIT A. WHRLENS & co.
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HAVE Dwelling House and for sale near the Pub
lie Square Tor which 1 win take the Noes Of aAy Of the
Free Banks Of Tennessee.
the time for enteFpnsng merchant 70 pro
ours good home, a. will give reasonable time within
which Be can water calieOH for the notes Apply 70
80 81 A V IINDSLRY.
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Ten Years Credif.

HAVE several handsome lots in Maple street, near the
University which will sell on ten years time at fair
prices provided the s paid semi-annuRlly IL that
lime long enough, will agree not tOca for the principal
a. long as The interest is promptly paid.
Apply 70
deo7 RFa AVS LINDSEY.
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w antedL

Bacon! Lard and Feathers !
EUK which The hIglesl make. pr5e 10 cash will be paid
J. SIEhgION G SEYMOUR,
No. 10 Market street, DOOR below Churcb street
faH lH-dIm
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WIEEAT- WHEAT.

w ANIEp Immediately, 10000 bushels OfWheat. We
W viii take an qualities Of wheat al The highest market
price paid .U Nashville, We also have for 5Ot
bales Strict Eddng Cotton, which We will pay the
highest marhgs price delivered Warehouse,
Market and C.arA s.resl. H. 5. FRENCH 8 SON.
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Nails.
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

PARE ONLY s12-TIME THRO, 25 HOURS.
TENRAINS run through from Stevenson 20 Mem m
n phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al steven
Through Tickets from Nashville Memphis sold Tor
gl2 Time through 3 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, Pm
Train, which arr at Stevenson al IS, A, NJ, and
meets wiki Trains Tor Memphis, No delay except in chang
nE G. L. ANDERSON,
Epr&-tG Ticket Agent
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON-
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

NESGOLRICK & BURNS are opening at their ss-
M tabsAmenI, street. No 90, next door to MI.
Powers Clothing sore general assortment Of CnnfeetOn
cries, which they intend selling reasonable terms and
trust by their attention business 70 induce the public
extend TO them Of patronage Among lead
ing articles hand, and which they will be receiving
the following viz:
Candies, of every Variety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese;
Fruits, Of every kind; Brandiesd Wines, best br'ds
Pickles, asEOFtedj COrdials, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters & SETdineG; Ale and Porter,
Shsd and SalmOn; Fine Cigars.
With variety OF articles not herein Enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery they invite
tsnton the public 10 their Bakery from which daily
supply OF fresh Bread Cakes and Pastery be had. Par
Ofthscity.
Having PemAney located here, course, wish be
patrOnized literally to end. intend selling good
terms, and by demsanor, commend ourselves 10 the
kind notice Of generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers no line Of trsde 70 give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
aprl4-E McGoLRICK & BURNS.
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FREIGHT RATES
FROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
To
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
Nashville g. Chattanooga r.. r..
WEST OF STEVENSON.
Bradshaw Il Rutland

1I&1S41VV ~ 66u G4100
No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
TIAvE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II OF BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In Il Of The
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco Bootess thick and thin sole
with and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting CATERS side and front lace
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
4" q" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed &c 50
and Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sole
&C q &C
&" with and without Bees
&" Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
d" Cafand Goat Heeled BoOtee5 for school;
Chdrens Kid and Morocco bOotses thick and tain sole
A." Ankle Ties with RosettS
4" " Top bOOlees, will Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat BoOtees;
Servants F." Kip and Dutch BOOtses;
Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump aud Site ed Calf Boots
quilted bottom W. P. q" "
double sole W. P.
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters
double sole P. l.. extra;
% q" Union Ties, sewed and pegged;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
4" " Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine W P. Calf Boots, sewsd and peggej;
I" Calf and Kip boots
/" Calf Oxford Ties, sswed and pegged;
d" Congress Caters;
Cloth and p L. Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation use
Mems heavy Boots all Of which will be sold cheap by
oct9 BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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AVLNG assueised James CsveIt Win US In business the
IL manufacture Of Furniture will hereafter be carried
under the arm name Of GROOMEs, CAVEhT & co.
We are manufacturing FurntuTs Of every description,
and our stock generally sufficient for the demands Of The
trade Those who have heretofore given their custom,
and those who have not are invited 10 give call.
GROOVES, CAVERT & co.
ian2--d3m No. 3, Lower College Street.
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Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
" Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes
Gents Trunks
Hog Skin " iron FTsme;
Ashland and STEEL Spring sole leather Fslisss.
Also Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No, "A College Street,
oct Is On Of the Negro)
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GEORGE a. AHRTOT,
lLato HERIUT d HoLMEs)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. S. c.

Particular attention given TO the sale Cotton Flour
Wheat Corn and all other Produces ALSO the Forward
ing OF Goods 10 and from she Interior
REFEBENCEs-B. $. Rhett, Esq, MessTs. T. S. T. e.
Budd W. B. HerOt, ESQ Charlie stOn s. c.. James Walker
Esq Nashville Tenn. Thomas s. Kennedy, Louisville, Ky
Wilson q Burns, Baltimore, Gid. IGpr23-WIy
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LOSSESEQUITlBbT ADJUSTED & PROMPTLT PAID.
UPWARDS OF s11,OOO,OOO
or Losses have been pa BY the nE Insurance Co in the
pzst 50 years. b
Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted Consistent with lovsBcy and i
profit
Espeeial attention given to Insurance. Of Dgsll1gs an,
Contents, for terms If 1 to 5 years.

The progress Of this Cooperation has been stable and
Interrupted through financial sunshine and
periods eVenu 10 or exempt from sweeping cOnfagra.
lions aBd maritime disaster Being long egta0lished
cash tass The troubles Of the credit system affect
material particular.
During hard times the security Of reliable Iusaranes d
imperative daty-the ability OF properly owners 70 Bus
tain lOss beng then much lesssued.
Agencies IN all the principal cities and throughout
the STATE. Policies Issued without delay, any duly
authorized Ageuys Of the Company.
Business attended - with Despatch and
Fidelity.
nm
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RAINS & BROWN.
Druggists and PrescriptiOnists,

Druggists and PrescriptiOnists,
NO'1o, South side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TEBN.
A CoMPLSTB assortment Of English and American
a e9emcas5 pure and unadulealud Drugs, fresh and
genuine extracts, seee poHdsrs ETC., always hand
Ea1VOrimg Extracts, esC-
Lsoes Hose, ana, Pine ppls, slraHbsTy, Celery, Al
Aoh poetry Peach and Orange extracts daVorn.
6eab bsfmuoa Arrow Root, lsinEass, Gloves Nulmegs,
Cinnamon, s.c.,at RAlNS q BkOWa,s-
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds,
W safe now in receipt Of the extensive stock OF
~ Garden seeds lembracing many new and valuable
Varetes ever brought 20 this marke They are an ne
growth OF 1917 and rom thg oOHing houses OF vel known
reputation
y. Lambeth & Sons, PHILADELPHIA
The American seed Garden. ggf.hergdeld. 81
Risleyis fredOulE, New YORK.
SnaEer Gar5ens, south Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues fOm ne ab0Ye houses rsafF r
gfaiuIlOus Distribution. Call and get ore.
In addition 70 the aouVesEe nave large supply Of he sg
usual Tarees b. pJdni aHd Bsaas ana Peas bT D.
bushel-
1000 Paper Flower seeds.
Jas received from The celebrated house OF johnson o
bins Co., two thousand OF Flower seeds. Tho iovers
Of Flowers have nov larger and better assortment om
which 70 make n5r selection Of SEEDS than have here
tOlor3 had In his city, kAlN5 q Brown,
No. l9 South side 'u0lc SQUARE.
iaR "A Opposite The Ma ksi House.
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MEDICAL.


A@s+A Elan
I q W. BALM OF THnusAWD FIDV-
~ AAAS ast reosigs By Express dect from re pF1.
Pflsofs- FQr sale q 50 celis per bottle
TT 11-g- =. 9. BROWN. 48 College Eifssl
'lSalNG FACAbE.-A Iargs sock saectss b.
= one Of ne nfnay consisting Of Genuine LfmeFiek
AOoAsY pam ane on 5nood5; als0 Aberdssn GraEes.
lss4' aaa common Limerick HCOEs splendid assortment
y lines Oaols LAID SIX and Sea Grlss Spun and PLATED
ia Mnno" scenes l8 b. Floats Of every variety
lees, JOINED hQds Clearing RiBgs Ely Hoots &C. 81
y nor ean Supply those who appreciate fne Tsos
- aleas ever wing they nay reed Tor The successful
fos-cuto1 OF tais useful ealing
- 20 6. BB0WE, g COnssssl
TOD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Aver OH
~ lusi received nom b1sht0n, Clark 4 Cos b.
le5 10. e. BROWN. As College g.
I EEC HES.-l,0OO Swedish Lssebss on bard 20 fgF
~ sal9 y 10. G. BROWS, IS College 81
DUhE MAEONtiAHEIA W TISEY--s 557s
Of tee above Just received Of prime qualify; soId %
Ies 20. G. Brown, 4s Colleges.
GTOFE WAREs-25O0 pieces Stone Ware c56sl7I-
y ing Of Jars Caurus Jugs Milk Paua Butter Orooks
5e. o. every size, iust received.
le9 10 @. BROWN, 4s Colleges.
DORTER AND SCOTCH AI.E.-C05SssaiIT %
4 hand Barclay, Perkins 3 Co.'S celebrated Lcidol
PorteFand Mems Scotch ale.
ls9 10. 9. BROWN, IS Clusgss
DEARL STARCH,- Is boxes Of 5 TsT7 515s-i5f
4 article Of Starch, iusi received b.
10. e. BLOWN 40 Colleges
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
DIED..

BOwDES-In thi- city, Monday morning sept. 6. aian.
l37 East Twentieth street.
cAssFDY-on Tuesday evening" Sep; ensI 10 es and Sc
the second daughter Of John and Elizabeth Casedy aged -
years and days
IT, relatives and friends d The family respectfully invited 20
attend her funeral Thursday afternoon, the Th inst a.
o'clock from residence Of her father 69 Caine street
COCHRANAt No l2 East Thirty fourth street on Sunday
daughter Alexander b. Cochran aged 2 months
EDwARDs-On Tuesday, Sept. 7. Mrs. Hannah Edwards,
The friends Of the family hereby invited 70 attend the funeral
Wednesday thu 9Th met al o'clock Her remains viii
be taken 10 Bridge port for nterInent
GIBBoNsla Brooslya p D., on Sunday scr: Of con;
her hs4s aFS, 1o' ''"N' NC ''''' ''''''' W. ' ''
HAsKETT-At Rushing Long Island, on Tuesday, sep; l.
The funeral will place from the residence OF her daughter
= Marshall in Flushine on Wedns.day the sth at
vtcd TO attend wi,hou, further invitation
HOFFOn Tuesday, sept infant Of Cornelius and Fran
ces Hof aged mouth and day
Tie relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 attend his
funeral this day al O'Clock m at 81 ismmesey street,
HARPEROn Monday. SEPT 6. Mr. C. Harper, wife Of Mr.
Edward Harper Of this city IN her I'D year
HOGAN-At No q Rose street, Monday Sept. G. John
Hogsn native OF Limerick. Ireland
JENNINGS-At West Farms N. " Sunday, Sept, s. Mary
Layiihs Jennings. aged n years and days
KlNGsLAND-At No az wes Forty-fourh street, Annie
LEEDER-At No 50 Wet FoTy fourth street Monday,
Sept infant daughter Of John aud Enieine Leeder aged
! month and days.
ton. Gilbert Loder. III the Sath year Of his
McGOwN-On Monday Sept 6, Caroline wife Of s. Benson
Mctfown.
Tr relatives Of the family invited TO attend her
residence Third and One hundT dend sixth street
MYREs-In Weller, Rchiand County, Ohio on Sunday MON
iur Aug eAe-s wound in the hip caused by
premature discharge rife in the hands Of his brother
John Myr,s, aged "a years.
McCOSKEK-In soun brookiyu. Sunday. SEPT . or
Mary McCoSker daughter of John McCOskeT aged
II years and months.
McGEE-In South Brooklyn, Monday Sept Jas. McGer,
the Of James and Margaret McGce aged month
snd y days
PLuNKETTIn Brooklyn. +. D. SUNDAY evening, Sept s.
Thomas Plunkett only Of Thomas and Bridget Purtet',
aged ! gear aud months
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Arrived. .

s'%p d .G sSs ps s s A. b s'ess c rsa % and N'r
mails pas. to WIN: S. Drsyon. Aug a5 $50
Az 8 !s y @
and pa.. to Spoaord. fls.on CO. ''''''' '"'''
Steamship Huntsville, Post Savannah days ndse H. b.
Steamship Alabama sehenck Savannah 60 hours mdse to g.
Ship Cora Linn, Luther Glasgow July H. md.e to Danham
SHIP b MeeaIf of Damarscotts se,.on, Liverpool July
81 ndse 70 Meeslf Duncan Has had much sht westerly
mizzen.top.aiIyard and va. badly hurt '''"' '''
Ship T. Greenland Liverpool jane r. and Tr.lee July 49,
Ion 80 q "1pereced gale tine remainder pas
Zip Hambod Hsm G Hamburg July 49, d and
lt7pass 70 T. Amsnck Joy 80 lat ~ 50, Ion. s. spoke
changed signal. With ship Richard A.op bound T. I4th ut
18Th G % q Posed as 81 'p ES'9Rs % OF S % S D1ans
er had oreuast and ainnas gone the mirzennsst standing
iull Of water aud abandoned.
Bark Charles Keen Chsn. Bristol E., Aug raiosd iron
BAH Lnnes tsw Gob,os,om, Msrsrilcs July 49, u.sdder
Bark Kepr Thicker Ardro..an July 81 iron t. A. Baker
pa.mo for Boston So day. out 3D. lat a. spoke ship Pa,
,e'on from New Osans for Liverpool 80 day. out TIE X,
Bart Almons Mdse,, Liverpool Jaly w.seu,sn,
Eloile from Havana for F.oIs orders mad lost BY
y AZ AZ % ~ g Sa s. o ,eose -, Mh st chr
Bark Peter Deni Hoey Savannah day. lumber Demii
Bs Mary f. Jones, Jones Mention Italy, July I5 passed
Gibraltar Aug frul' kc 10 ma',.r Aug Is lat "A cl bn.
IS 3 spoke fishing schr ialowe Of and for Proyncsown
full
Brig Gsdens tPOr csresal Oporo 47 days. wine, ke 70
schr I.sac W. Hushes Roberts Es~bern, N G, 7dsys ~
val stores Davis Holmes Sept, OH Cape Hrnopcn, In
Schr Fssex, Post, Philsd-phia 3dHys, coal.
l.. Reeves Hopkins Virginia days wood 20 J. b. Spof
ford. in Rappahannock River the lt Officer Charles
Smith Of New YORK. knocked overheard by tho anbom
and iosi.
schr Kensey, Conklins Jsck.onvlle, Eff, 9days uu.
'ts sfSr 'S Hs.ii S.iy D., Haley Richmond days. coal.
schr L. ~ lndicott, Leeds Philsd-lphis days, coal
seLr Mary Am Sawyer Msehss days. lumber to Simpson
L Pls,t.
scbr J. Rogers, Hopkins Virginia, wood.
Schr. Cropper. Blossom Virginia 10 A. e. Hsvena
schr Golden Rule Jones' AID xAnds days coal to Ca
usrd
sehr Exchange. Kelly Philadelphis for Gloucester.
Sehr Hsxsl Winter. Richmond days -four Sc, 20 &. VI.
Pierson. The when Of HOG Island, during blow,
sprung lsak Of lla strokes per hour.
schr. J. L. Prednore, Cromueli Virginia, wood.
Schr. Mobile How,s Mobile l3 days, cotton TO Lsyn 4
HuTlbu rorGgs. bearing H. ~ miles ps,'ed bark ssxoDy,
sehr D.po.i P.ttisove Cslsi.7 days. isth. 10 order
S'hr. Film Louise Thoupson He~-itavep mdse to r. H.
schr w. " Brsinerd Boysdi,ch Providence Phlsdel-
phis.
schT. Geo. NJ. Smith. Smith, Providence.
schr Corvo. Holbroos, Rondoa' ioF Boston.
Steamer Kenuebec, Hand, PhiasepnA AID Cape May,
Steamer Charles Osrood snsh Norwich and New London,
indsc. 0 L. n. Rockwell
Steamer Albany Keruey Sag srbor dse and pass z.
II. Rockwell.
.hp Shelter sEedd, from Liverpool July AID bark " l..
Franklin of Portland Hssd, oi Csfdf July Ii a. being
81 nil.z :. D. from the Hook at sunset
WIND-DariDs he day. 5. $. H. ana lisht
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
usrLei-R,0rted Jy Telegraph.

Srw-ORLEAys. Sept. 6-CorToS unchanged sales today
bsles co.d with advancing Tendency sae, a,
So
NrwOaLrAS:, Sep. 7-CorTos; prices sitter but quota
by unchanged ss-- fo-fsy go bales.
BALTIMORE Sept 7-ELouR r lrm; Howard Street q 81!
WHEAT active and advancing; Rcd, 2jd e s.; WHIT,
8 $50 81 So. CoES-Whit- aoa5Sc.; yellow, Sds5c.
WHIsxY firm Provisions gniet.
PHILADyLPrfA, Sept IfLoCR steady az IS 6lt. WHEAT
hrui sales bsh. 23esl ~ Tor Red, aGd 3 % iur
White. CoES q1er ss"- @1 bush; Yellow, 80. WHISKY
dull 8, 2J0Zsc.
CINCINNATI Sept 5-FLorR dull and nominal WHEAT
Gull WhisKr uEeEruz-d; sale - 2o MSS PoEs BIC -
BULK MEATS 5.c.a1l,.
Cmc.Go seI, 7-s r. m.-FLoV2 dull, but 25r. higher
WHEsT arm and s. bstt-r Com active 81 co. Os- quiet
shii Buffalo 57Jcc bush. Whsst To Oweso 5<'
hu,h Wheat u 0.o bush. Com Receipt 41O bbs tiou9
596oO bush Wheel iDt, 40 h4.h. Com.
BUFFALO. Serf 7-6 .tLOtk IN -Ooa deai1nG noier'
eyinced meet huy-T- market 5d To- -a--r
sacs OF bills 81 for State: -5g - 80 for
sup.rlne Nesf.rn, - J0 = - GOOD 10 choice
Ohio and Canadian Nnf.T dull sud market heavy
Lo.r- offer eccep &C. "A from II yesterday Cos>
cul aud sales OARS full; sales Of 5000 bush at ~
WHIsyy quiet b. CANAL FSEIGHrs duh aud .oweri 3sc
Four 81 lns. What, ". Corn - New ark kt
by Lake for 10. at - hors: 9l bb Flour D -
ta-h What % 2lf hash Com ia onn Osts SHIPMENTS b.
Canal: 35s9 bbl Flour 81 9o bash. Wheat rs bush. Corn
s.lsl bush. Olts go bush. Rye.
OswEco sgt. 10 p. m.-FLo,R Il In moderate demand
WHEAT il held ahoy, IN. views Of buyers, and but few sales
mad. Red Toledo noniusly % 81 49, C0ss quiet CANAL
FRyIGsrs steady 27c Flour ~. What Ic Corn
New York No hgcErrs By Lahe CANAL ExSonrs: Les
bis. Flour, $50 e1sh. Wheat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

street, b.ing transmitted 70 the Acting Super
in,.u,s+t, the latter yetcrday, n addition to
,.r-enally notiiying th. President OF the IIar-
l,ta Railroai of his determination to enforce obe-
,kcnce to ihr oriiuaacr to-day, seu, communication
of which che iolow1ne is copy to the President Of
the New Haven Railroad
NEs-YOsk. sep. :. 1853.
JUs1n r. BULkLEy ESQ. Prrid.u of the N~y YoTs sut
Nsw-HaNeu Railroad.
UrtR SIR On fh" l7th Of june last the board of Polrr
pas-@i the following r-soiution:
R,.olsed That the General Sspcrnt.ndent b directed II
ordinance orhddus the Of steam below Forty
second the S-w-I or. apd N-wHav"n Railroad"
Having credby informed that your Company has not
vet complied with the ordinance alluded 20 In lhr above
u,ion deeu duty call youf attention 20 he fact, ad
inform thai mediate compliance with the requirements
of the ordinance il absolutely nrrrssary.
Please inform # such compliance may be expected A.
will for fors- IN cau-ug n
10 be- observed. Yours respectfully. -
DANIEL CARPENTER.
AcfrR (,anrra. Spperlufrr drn-