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TlaNd for Sale.

+ WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
Il dred acres, handsomely improved, situated OF
miles North OF Nashville, Immediately the Louis
Vile and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm of William d. Phillips. refer persons wishing
TO the farm to Mr.. w. D. Phillips. This farm has
two failing springs of fine water and of
the hethest places in the State be purchased
good terms at private sale between this and the first
of October next at which time IL viii be offered by
at public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
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LIST The competitor for the above shall exhibit the
product in quantity not less than three bottles.
I'd He shall file with the Secretary statement
made aud signed by himself, that the article exhibit
ed is raised by hmsef-that 1t is from quantity of
not less than fifty gallons-that L is pure and una
duerated, by the mixture of sugar, spirits of any
kind water, wine, other thing-and that it is the
product of the vintage of the year previous TO that in
which he exhibits.
3D. That premium shall be allowed unless the
exhibitor complies with the above-Gles with the
Secretary at the time he makes his entry full state
ment and report of the mode of culture of his vine
ward, and the manufacture Of his wine.
JUDGFs.-John Krkman, l.. c. Lishey Jos. VaulX,
Davidson county; Judge Davidson, Bedford county (;
Dr. F. II. Gordon smith county J. w. Dodge, Cum
bertrand county; Jas. H. Maury, Williamson county /;
Andrew }. Polk, Naury county.
E. G. EASTMAN,
iuiy22-dtWAw3t Secretary.
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RrriyaIof the CIrcassian.

SACKvILLE, August 4-The steamship
Circassian arrived at st. Johns Monday. Her
news is anticipated.
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Letter from the President of the UNITED States.

sfkxEcUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan S1st, 1858.
''MR. EMANUEL LYoN.-near Sir: have the pleas
ure inform you that the Royal Commission, OF the
Worlds Fair at London, have awarded you a Medal
certificate for the great value of your Magnt tic
Powders, &c. NnLARp FILLMORE. Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate Of
Prince Albert.
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Planes! PianOS!! Pianos !! !!
At Luck,s Music Store.

CHURCH street between Summer and Cherry SITS. ,
~ where you will always nad good assortment OF
Panos Piano Stools, Sheet Music, and Musical lnstru
mens Of every description. Also, Instruction Books
for all Instruments Any Instrument sold warraa-
ted perfect In every respect JulylS-a
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MIR. LAHcOmBE desires to Inform his
M riendsand the pablo generally tha he has re-
tirnedfro.i his NoFtherStour and itrs4dy TO open
the fal lcampaigh.
Fully posted IN a iir eeen tmproveinentfin Photo
graph nipuiation-rsiyi ng retofore .salel,
anon tAe xssgtfs of his pictures and Determined 10
spar eorsto please he con a thors
who have new given him affair trail 10 $50
Ladies villa his presentrooms tbs mos eonxe-
uienily and piszsanuy located OF any n the CITY
he rry sire tarnsF 81 unten sent1l-s
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THE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu
l. tnaI consent the copartnershp heretofore con
ucted under thefrm Of WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM.
iexander Williamson having sold out his entire in
rest in said concern 70 John L. Cheatham.
Nashville, July 9th, 1859.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CIIEATHAM.
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Eor Wire.

wanting will do well TO apply "a meliately.
u. J. LYIkS,
June2o-u S3 Gear street.
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Notice.
Nome Again,

A IL persons indebted To n. CUTTER, either By
"a note - account, viii please call aud seiIls up
must have money. Jaly2S-u
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Cumberland RiNer LAND
FOR SALE

TINHE subscriber offers for sale valuable Srz
i Tract OF land, containing upwards OF 6SsfAa
Three Thousand Acres, lying on S9SSS
the south side OF Cumberland River In Jack -
son county, Tenn, commonly called 'fThe Great
Horse shoe Bend The southeast corner Of said
Tract is within one half mile OF the town of Gains
boro the County Seat of said County. II Is bounded
by the Cumberland River, about eight miles, and
with miles of fence. the whole Tract could be in
closed. There about Two Thousand Acres of
rich river bottom land, of which some six hundred
acres cleared. The balance of the tract Is broken
upland, but very riceh and clothed with remarkably
fine timber, and is viii watered The soil is Of the
first quality viii suited fer tobacco hemp corn wheat
and grasses, and would make a splendid stock farm.
1t Is about IS miles by land above Nashville, and
the river is naygable the greater portion Of the year
for several hundred miles above IT,
would prefer selling the whole tract together, but
IL desired would divide TO suit purchasers.
TERMs-OHetouTth cash, the balance one, two
and three years credit, with interest For further
particulars apply TO the undersigned at Nashville
Ten nessee.
iune27-l2t tw2t w2m wa. W. VOOLFOLK.
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Notice.

DY virtue OF 81 Electioa 70 me directed by bill
ID Excellency. !. g. HAREIs, Governor, &e-, wills
By myself and deputies open and hold eieetson q
all the preclnets in Humphreys county tile 18th
day OF August next, tor the purpose Of eiectng
Attorney Ge1era aud Reporter foS the State OF Ten
ton OF John l. T. Sased. This ri jane, 1889.
b. b. SPIcER, sheriff
tune25-td % Humphreys county.
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
WI destroy Garden Insects, Cockrodches, Bed
Bugs, Fzeas, A,lts, Moths, and all
s,esks of The peyTaia Kind

pests Of the uymin kind.
The importance Of a reliable article OF this kind is
inestimable. In weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes. This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
company of botanists from the Horticultural Society
of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
that all insects lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
to guard their night camps from these intruders.
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.. Z.
Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment. 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
caly prepared resist the effect OF and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments Of England, France, Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medi-
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
o. NOEL. q. n. BAILEY. 9. A c. NoM
S. A. G.. NOEL & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO NOEL koo,)
HOLES ALE GROCERS
NO. 4 Market street,
lNExr DOOR TO B. LANIER 3 COZ
(NExr DOOR TO B. LANrER q coy

IJAvING associated with as in business, Mr.. d. H.
Il BAILEY, formerly o. the house OF Nichol
Green & Bailey, } and removed from the corner OF
College and Church streets to the above elegant
large new building, wsli be prepared serve onr
friends aud customers with more promptHess theu
heretof Our stock OF Groceries aud liar Storas
vi times complete, and will be sold the
IN terms oct7-u
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Pain cannot exist where this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
bity, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds, Pains and Aches OF every Kind down
70 Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with
tile patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
cal influence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II Is the
Simplest, surest safest, cheapest
edy la existence. Its appicaticnis ENTHUSIASTICALLY
BY 10 the strong man the delicate woman, and the
feeble infant To each and all Il viii prove q Balm
and Blessing. It's use Is agreeable, and without
noyanee trouble. It's price Is within reach OF all
rich poor; all may have It, ana all should have
who are sick, and suffering ia any way.
FARMERS and PLAN his should always be SUP
Piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II VIII be the
Good Physician Ia any household, ready all times
and at instant notice.
Put up Ia alright tin boxes. Each box will make
SIX TO eight plasters and any child can spread them
Price rs cents box with full and plain directions.
ID. G. mOREHEAD. VI. D..
IsoensoP and Fropris0r Is Walker street Nele Toyl.
MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
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CLERK AND MASTERS SALE

Wiley Bradford ct ais James II. Marler CO ais.
DIV vlrtae OF a decree OF the Honorable Circuit
I'D Court, at Nashville, Tennessee, pronounced IN
the above caase al us Nay Term 1889, viii expose
public sale 10 tie highest bidder At the Cours
House yard IN Nashville,
On the Both day of July, 1859,
the following described lot Of ground IN the CITY OF
Nashville, south OF Bread streets, the corner 81
Cherry and DrmuEorsde streets. sad lot h sold for
partition Amnng tbs above named parties
f1kMs.-Said Lat will be sold upon a credit o7
and II months; nutes with approved security payable
10 Bank will be required, lien retained until the
purchase money h paid. DAVID c. LOVE,
jaae29-td Clerk and Master.
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Wheel Barrews.

GARnEN ana Railroad wheel aAsssss on hand
VI anafor sale BE- d. u. DlCKEY.
N srz3-sf - hsFketstf
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DcSt CoH vi hopc..s- W
JUDGEs.-Wm. McClelland, Alden Beech, Andrew
Allison, Nashville James Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House, R. II. Brady, Franklin; James Alexander, Of
Sumner.
MARBLE WORKS.
Best specimen of Marble Work. SO 90
JUDGEs-Maj. A. Hieman, H. NJ Akeroyd and Al
hort Pav
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RIacksmifh Coal.

rJ,HE ErNA coal foE BlAek -smithiHg las 80 supe-
j. rier. IL barns entirely free fran 1nder, con-
Lasus less Sulphur, makes more intense heat, ana
lasts toager than any other coal IN The markell for
sale ey s. j. AGSKW.
mzr2s-tf back Of The y. c. g. i. Depot
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Chiidren's Carriages.

EusT received large lot Of childrenss Garages
j nnely dashed - hleh y IA be sal foweTtk4a
'I ssss '''s MACKENZIE nrSesrx.
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Pilgrimages to Sacred Shrines in the Land of
Washington.

HdsHinSlUll'
No 1.-CoMMESCISG WITH MOUNT VERNON
With numerous intonsd illustrations, process new
err before applied to newspaper printing. Every OBJ
relic bslonging to that halowed spot, (many
of which, possessing uncommon interest, and relat-
ing WashngtOn's early life and altogether 10
the public Will be published, with iull details of
narrative and embellishments, presenting isometricaI
plans, object delneations, and scenic views, accur-
ately drawn and engraved with the utmost from
sketctes made expressly for the "Record" by one
o: lis conductors, during recent stay at Mount
Vernon.
These papers will be embodied ina
supplemental Record,
ILLUSTRATED ISSUE,
To be published at intervals with the regular edition.
without additional charge to subscribers.
large space OF the ''Rec0rd'' will, usual, be
given to that special matter which directly relates
TO the movements Of the ladies' Association. In
reference to this its pages will always contain lists
ef those persons who, from the different States of
the Union, send their contributions 10 the Fund;
added 10 which will be the names OF subscribers
the GOld-mOuDted Washington Portraits.
Price One Dollar per year, invariably in advance.
Address the Publishers,
DEYEREUX & CO.,
1421 Philadelphia Post ONCE,
july26 or, l32 South Third street.
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grp 0o0os-Glotbina.
Great Reduction.


WITH the view Of selling out everything in a..
w way OF SUMMER STOCK, we have this day re
onced the prices TO fgures that insure their
SAFE and all persons NOS supplied would do well 10 see
the following articles, they viii be sold without re-
gard to cost, FOR CASH % PROMPT BUYERS OK TINE
Rich Summer Silks, of an kinds
Rich Printed Grenadines
Rich Printed Bareges,
Rich Printed 0rgandies, Z"
Rich Printed Jaconets,
Together with an endless variety OF Low PRICED
lawns m Tact, everything PERisHARIE in the way of
s summer Goods, viii be sold at VERY Low PRICES
"We mean what We say"
r. C. McNAIRY co.
New Goods--Third Importation
IKE are receiving few new and desirable articles
w IA the way OF Travelling Dress Goods Rich Bl,k
silks Ribbons, Loose Basques, Rich Scarfk kc A.
These Goods were bought IL New York within The lsst
few days ~ one OF our firm, and are new and desir
able. r c. NcNAiRY = 90
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supplemental Record
A BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NxOEENEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity OF this Invaluable Rene
J. dy has been purchased by citizens OF the United
States during the short time il has been before the
public. The for this extraordinary success is
simply in The actual truth and value of the article
No one buys tie MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. II performs all that is promised
and carries with 1t its own recommendation. Truly
this is MISREPRESENTATION and bl0Odless-but we be-
leve not less glorious than the trumphs OF war. with
its train Of carnage and desoatiOn.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengthened and Pain Destroyer that Sci
has yet discovered. II you put this Plaster any
where, II Pain is there, the Plaster Will stick there
until the Pam has vanished. The Plaster magDetizes
the Pain away, and
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Notice.

II HAVE this day associated with me In the Drug
Il Bus ness. Mr.. W N. II. EVANS, under firm style
of 10. q. BROWN 4 EVANS.
NASHVILLE July /, 1899.
n. B.-Beiug anxious To close up my old sfairs
soou possible, l request ali persons 10 cali and
settle their accounts 10 ist July.
Juiyi-lm 10. q. BROWN.
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LIVERY variety OF Fans, of Pear, white and red
u Ivory, Sandle Wood, and a few Parasol Fans,
2 'ceived and for sale by
jyl5 J. II. McGIIL
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Half Hose.
Fanst Fanst

eiJLK, Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain and
, Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
jyl5 J. II. McGILL.
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FINE ARTS.
srancir,anr Pnrtrait Printing hv aentle-

JUDGEs.-Col. J. A. s. Acklin, DR.. F. G. McGavock,
. j. Meigs, Jr., A Anderson, T. Faunteroy, Daniel
dams, William Cooper.
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City Property for Sale.

n 'HAE very desirable property Al he eorner a
Il Cedar ana Cherry street. knosn ss lie old rlicn
'al'a.ns.. A..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
Arrivals and Departures.


From Galveston, in the bark Golden Age-Cap Clark
late OF brig Sabine, burnt at ses
From Barbados in bark Gaston-N Jcncs, wife and
family.
From Liverpool the ship Calhoun-Hermann Bruen.
and ,,es Frazer OF New York
DEPARTURES.
Fer Liverpool In the steamship America, from Boson-Mr
and Mrs Lowering and maid, Miss Lowering, Sarah
Lcycrne Geo Ellis Mrs Audibert Miss Louisa Soue,
and John Dillon, of Boston; Miss Ellen Cadsc OF lps
Edward Msrby, VI Provdeace Capt samuel Bull
.nes Of Portsmouth, ME- Josiah Gorhan, Of Yarmouth,
Shitenden New Havoc; W Cochrane and SirTot OF
New York cvy, of Newark; Norris Of rhladephi;
Mr Jule Thompson Capt Iohn Hardy Geo kissel
william Fay and William White, OF st Andre ws, Nb David
law, Hamilton, CW Fred bradley, OF foronto william
Brown, Of Liyerpoo Henry Waite and brother and J1ha
Wech Of London Charles Doas, Capt Hamilton, Henry
Holyoake and John Best Of England; Bayicy OF Man
fAx-Mss Lucy Taylor Of Boston Capt Furber, Of Ne
York prio and Joseph Jacobs OF Halifax Capt and Mrs
buckley, of Nova Scotia; u Mcdonnell Of kngstoo
W; Mr. Haroiags and Mr. Usbone or Canada Could OF
England-ll Total So
Jas schucrsa ,her. l. Ar.se Field Thos Peele,
Hutchias wife Louis Stevens Aaron stevens Downs
kuberts, Coburn Potts and wife, Broome. Geo
Newman Mr. Ma,tock. Or Mccormick, W Thorp Jno II
Curric VIM Kiney, Jos Mills Parker Colburn, Israel
Putnam, Il A Huntley, Barrows, u Arnold Nrs A
Scranson Mics Mary Browne l. Wheeler, Mrs Mary
DUMMY Mrs child Miss Estelle Perkins, MISS nary
MLiese Miss Charlotte Hunter Mrs Rubers Mrs madden,
Jas and Madden Mrs Geo Newman MISS Fannie New
Mrs. Matock Mrs spooner and child Mss Cnpps-and
Is The steel age.
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would allow and aithor 81 days have elapsed since
the event. there r. not case Of sickness On board
cannot close this repor. without honorable maneon
being made Of the conduct Of chief officer wm Bailey,
who rendered the effective servise In various duties
all contrib lsnP by his happy energy, cooness and sca
70 the saving of lives and property Mr. johnson, second
officer, hid command Of the captains gg and made 80
and is great praise Tho chief stow
arc Mr. Trofetter actively engaged ON BOARD tns
Aaet,1 rendering good service In saving property ana
helping all those who stood In need :.
The Ma h WAS . superior and veil appointed SNIP o.
c3b tons owned in New York by Warren LELAND, Esq
aud others insured In Boston, She had So0 barrels
Of -four $50 bales drills 800 TASKS quicksilver, 100 cask
ale Ss6eo in treasure rs freight BESIDES quantity
onions and potatoes the mails for Honolulu anu Emma
l0al
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INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA
DRNMe OF TINE CLIPPER SNIP MAsTlFF.
wO ELOP H M r. ~ II y.
~. &C., -.

sAA ult.
me rainy season proper Of California commenced on
ne 2sd ut The nrat prcmor tion was slight sprnklng
about O'Clock, just en- ough to spot the sidewalks,
which was followed at four O'Clock by downright
shower, calling umbreo's and overcoats into
psn Carlos Norton, Aptain OF the port Of Mazatan and
colonel in the liberal army OF Mckee, arrived in San
Francisco the I'D ult-
The clipper ship aaduga Captain H W Burdit, recent
" made the run fom the equator TO Honolulu in thirteen
days. supposed - be the shortest record.
IN direct0 Of Sacramento just issued there, the
white populso of the city is estimated at and the
slcred folks at 426-.0gethcr, II 20.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Nov. II, 1859.
Money is quito abundant, notwithstanding the with
drawa of conservative capitalists from the market
per cent good paper very readily done, and the
brokers arc amply supplied at Ave. The dulness in
business and financial circles encourages the belief that
we shall have easy money market throughout the
winter, especially seems to be again the design Of
the banks provoke imporaons by excessive and
unwarranted expansion.
The foreign exchange market opens with considerable
duncss the leading drawers asking ITO for sterling
bills, and 512h 6l3s for francs. The two steamers
which sail Saturday for Europe-the Vanderbilt and
the City Of Baltmore-wl probably take less than an
average shipment Of specie The free supply Of cotton
bills enabling the foreign bankers to their drafts
without disturbing bank reserve. One house re-
ceved yesterday, by single mail from the South bills TO
the amount OF SlO0, 600 sterling.
The Of the domestic exchanges shown by the
following table Of the price of sight bills New York at
the cities mentioned
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which win correct ITSELF the fact has been known for
some tme Last year every one Who shipped goods 70
California made money the trade profitable
Hence early In 1882 every was shipper 70 OAifV-
MA and the San Francisco market gutted. We have
from hessrs Coleman (whoee circular Is 10 nar
70 our rssders) the following interesting memorial dunn
MEMORANDUM or Goops HAND AT San FRAxczs0o
1nE WAY, EKPIEksxn TO- 1868.
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Dis astrous Fare at Ce~lterville.

MOTHEl AND TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
get fun particulars Of the fire at Coulter VILE
Those per who have come from there were so excited
have or nated in the fruit store Of David Cohen sup
POSED o be from the rats getting in large box contain
mr. ~ atches, and gntng them Among those wEo
burps a. We hear Of Barrnch Harris, David Cohon Co.
nsvv shcenfelt who is said to have lost $1,000 Mrs
HsSa who with her two children, boy and GIRL was on
vp The house, ie into cellar, and with her two chill
.Agen was suffoCated.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REpoRT.

- THURsDAY, Nov. 17-6P. NJ
AsHIs The market quiet and steady AZ 5i<c for
pots and 61dc. for pearls
BEKsDsrrns.-Flour--Th demand was moderate both
from inc local and Eastern tradc with limited salcs for ex
decline OF &C. loo per bb The transactions footed no
about bbs closing within the range Of the follow
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Attempt to shoot ON the High Seas.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS offiuE.
Nov liam q Jasper (colored m tn) was oroagnt up
charged with Hriag pistol at Frank Green, second le
Of the bark FANNIE her recent voyage from Mtnsa
niila Cubs, this port Captain Herrick, commander
OF the bark prefers the plant Phc prisoner was re-
manded for examination this friday morning, at ten
O'Clock
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lotai Hapliues V9.VoS,oto w
admitted that large portion of the imported
goods for the to be carried The import
have only confessedly suffered heavy loss, but
have large unealeable stock on hand This has occa
stoned the large reduction in prices throughout the
The consumers reapng the advantage. The
cheapness Of goods has not led 70 the consump
ton Of the entire supply The city and nearby trade is
still active and keeps the leading jobbers fully employed
in selling There moderate demand for fancy styles
Of silks. Woolen goods much 1rmer than those Of
silk, owing to the high price Of WOOL and considerable
reduction in the stock Of desirable qualities.
woolen goods can be held Without SO mQGh .dsprecia
steadinees in price, Prints moving with considerable
spirit for the atepess Of the season. and deanes very
brisk Fancy cassimeres Of the desirable kinds also
briskly but there is large supply Of undesirable
Styles which do not meet the prevalent TASTE Cloths
p good request. The clothing dealers are making pur-
chases Of spring goods.
With respect the arrangements for the importatons
for the spring trade the agents Of importers write that
there Is ample supply Of goods In Europe for the sup
ply of American The prospects are that besides
the goods imported to ORDER there will be large impora
tons on consignment.
NOVEMBER 0, 1852
We hereby certify that have examined and counted
the securities in the possession Of the Treasurer Of
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and that We find them
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Every merchant viii at once perceive that Of many Of
these articles the stock is twice as large should be-
OF the articles enumerated above SEVERAL for instance
candles hams, lard pork sugar, &C., selling in San
Francisco lower than in New York The evil will, how
ever cure itself by and by.
Tho following was the business Of the Sub Treasury To-