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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR.

TEyHE annual Spring Exhibition OF the DAVIDSON COuy
Agricultural and Mechanical Association Will open az NASH
vile on tn. 18th of May and continue four days Inc oce
confidently expect greatly increased interest," ah
| indictments and machinery, and the nUuber and quality oil
t much which will he offered for sale We cordially invite
a. OF an Observing public, alive 70 h9ir avn inter
% and specially interested in advancing the great cause sougl
~ ~ cI Nv this enterprise Tickets Of membership acmit'
% he holder to privileges Of the grounds during the Far
80 yoc in tho Soceys meetings for the present year. ana
~ tickets allowing families to the grounds, ana the
Ids privileges as above may had OF the Treasurer OF
R Iusk ESQ at hs Gee in the city, the former at 81 and
Istt.r at Programmes pamphlet form containing me
1m II + rules and regulations &c can ue had by Apply uE
!, ne Homestead Office, opposite the SeWanee House
Prns wishing to rent The privilege OF furnishing reesh
ts on the e5oualg during the Fair will please apply 10 mos
Il Johnson Treasurer onr n posTpp An p-as
may It'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

AN ACT to provide for the mt Of the ella ma Of the stats
iTsnt Of VOLUNTEERS for the NJ xican var
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
COmmERCIAL
Review OF the Nashville market for the
week ending May 4.


OFTOy-The Cotton markets generally depressed
and inactive during the week under review feeling OF which
our own has paaken quite largely though prices have been
fully sustained while other points prices were shade lower
at the Iaes. dates than the opening Of the week Holders
however seem 70 entertain strong hopes Of the future upward
tendency Of prices have not been anxious sellers The
sales OF the week in market do notexeeed go bales az prices
within lie range of our quotations. though we have heard Of no
sale at our figure for Good Mddng yet sales we're made
at6j Heder demand fl prices and We do no therefore
altar our quotatlsls, which as follows;
Ordinary to Good Ordinary = ~, ~
RIiddline V5a y
Niddling.
The receipts at this place during the week elusi,g with last
evening amountto !a2 bales sgans ST. bales during theooes
pOnding week in 1853 ls bales in 1857 and the total re-
ceipts since the ls September reach 9 bales against lS
200 in 1853, and aO,sg9 bales in la57.
We have compiled following statement OF the receipts Of
Cotton at the various ports rom the latest Geographic and mail
dates received at this Office: -.
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DR. KINGS DSSPENSARH
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

mr. King formerly ofEev York, for the lastfoaf
ASkES wears Of louisville, Kentucky ana VINO mas ue
| his attertict 10 the treatment Of private diseases Tor oV
rtv years atte himself having attended TO PraS &c oL ~
,,ny Years andcured many houSan's ne Is
an diseases OF private matter now ol Sgy y y ~
from idiudicious mgfical treatment or from hess ~
mr. KINGS D peusary is % Dsaderek street, ctseer
cherry and the square, where he cures al
fntsrfsrvnr,
from business. -. -...,,.t lie .r-a5 In a few
81 ~ - ,e-,fion which causes pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed fe.nAis ~ o.b ~
.s nisrhef and undermines the constitution 50 meeh.
pFts with all the diseases OF the sAlh, Os " Ss
lat az I'D tstment, can be edcctualy cured IN lew GAYS
$685. WT.Jss particular attention having been gwen q
growing Ou OF II DfOuBn
MS 80 bv the destructive habits Of inconsideTa
- Excessive indulgence OF the passions, nesiect
- I'll Undermine constitutions rendering tae subject ODD
Lress or society, and causing premature OLD age.
VINO nav laboring With any ditnculty OF the On
= - sssrrrl Of immediate relief. 81,
P1s residing abroad, BY writing and stating tneir case
'ass dirested A. King, NO. - Deaifick stest
iIf Te3nessee will have the necessary medicine sent
with necessary directions Strict secrecy observer
bos from oelock in the morning until gin the efsnih
I 23-dGwfy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

Nav YoHK, Nay Port An Platte adEiees say
that he Dominica government has negotiated with
an American Company 70 work their gold mines.
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Ts1TSE AND LOT FOIg SALE.

EAs .aken the rooms Demoye Co.'S new Drug store
Union Block Of Cherry and Chsrch Streets Hhsfs
~ can a. ali times he professionally consulted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

m<-,~Bank of West Tennessee, AT
SgtE-2S1s MENPHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will be
deemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville div
~ Look out for limitations of Lea a PERKINS, EOr-
cesTCrshre Sauce. See advertisement Of JoTE DgsoAN
& Sons sngsl-'
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
SE - TENNESSEE Division, No ID Sons OF Temper
anee meet every saturday nsn. al Temperance
HENRY X, PECK, W. p
s-R. MORGAN r. 5
UfOpIan Temple Of Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
1'N7 " ' A. T. BRADSHAW, ". C. T.
W. H. MOEROW,W. Y. z.
J.uENRI CURKEY, ". T.
Nashville Temple OF Honor No 81 uoesevery Wednesday
evening at the same Hall as aDOv 80 ,rupppv
L. BENSON. W. Y. T.
Il. BARCLAY, w. Il.
Edmund DsIIahuEty Council No Of 7 &
Tempsrs the lat Thursday evening in each month at
RO. LAPSLEY, s Of G.
H. II MoALLIsTER, }. of c.
}. HENRY CUIREY Comp. R.
Currey Degree, Temple Honor No. H. ueetso on the
last Thursday night in each month"; at The same la as asoSe
b. W. PETTY, D. v. 7.
iy3I1y L. BENSON, D. Il.
Time sale of Groceries, Aucti OE by
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
ON TUESDAY next, MAY 18th, 1859, will oder for
200 hhds NO. sugar al grades 500 bxs No Soap
50I hos choice RIO Coffee; 800 do Star Candles:
500 Ibis Whisky; 81 bxs Godwin's Rosebud To-
500 kegs shoenberger's Nails, baceo;
50 bbls Vinegar; loo bxs q Bretts Ionascoi
lot Of superior imported Brsudies with other article
TERMs-An SIMS under $500 cash-all over $780, sixty
days for approved endorsed notes. p1ya9e IN G in
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Time sale of Groceries, al Aucti or by
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
CLOT HING,
AND
ERCHANT TAIL Il 5,
SDriug STYLES of Desirnb bic Goods.

Spring styles OF Desirable Goods
Mems Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes add Furnish
Irg Goods We invite attention OF consumers to our New
STYLES Of Coats Pants Nokes Hosiery Gloves supen
ders and HandSerces Celebrated Spring Shoulder
Drawers Undershrts and every new style OF goods ap 70
mems wear have in addition to the above, Ready
Cloing superior Cloths, Casimers Neslngs, Dfap
De Ate and Linen Drngs which will make to Older ana guar
antee fit to please sae goods sold ~ Us
We guarantee 70 be represented We would particularly call
heattention Of buyers the style and make OF cur garments
most of which Orer-and We viii warrant
the work to stand
WARD, BERMINGHAH q co..
Practical Talors,
No. 20 South side Public Square.
N. B.-ClOtbing cut to order aP-.-
The City Fire Insurance company
HARTFORD. CONN.,,
HI, X. Il p. Il. PECK, Agents,
NASHFlLLF, TENN,
REFEREN CES,
NJ BURNS, BANG NALAR & -
L G EASTMAN & Co., IrdA AcCRAE = ~
RH & b J GROONsy JAS IL hENnHIOA'
JONI FEnER, IEKKA7S bHos'
ap27-tf
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COTTON YARNS

IN store and the Manufacturer prices rs Sa
Of COTTON YARNS, manufactured by die eeebraed Pne
- ptarv which for superiority and quality, stand unr
49, '' MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
'ettI Nos. { Market street
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Add these o. 52 bales 3l5 bales shipped from Memphis
to St. Louis and we have in crop 3 bales There
are number Of interior where stocks are known to be
held from which returns There are very few now
who do not concee crop 35OoO bales, and we shall not
he If the returns do not show larger crop than that.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

This yss considerable advance in rates. notwithstanding the
large movements grain from the West in 1865 which, accord
ing TO table of from the Western ports was
larger than ever The quantity sent from Lake Michigan
Dots alone in 100 bushels Of wheat, far larger
ha any former year At the time the exports OF -four
and grain from United States since the rst OF September last,
from Edward Bells circular for Europe, as follows
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mILLET SEED!



1--T l AMI FOR sale so bushels fresh and choice Mile
Il 90 MIZRLL, HOOPER & CO,
- 81 Nos. q and Market Street.
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MARRIED..

,xnEyE-FRANKLlN-o Thursday evening, Dec r. by
rer FREDERICK A. Farley, D. D.. Frederick Audree
~, n Elizabeth Franklin al Of Brooklyn
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, Dec. IS At the late
n ArSaadeTs Church. by William Adams. ID D. Georrr W.
Carleton Elizabeth Haley daughter Of NJ. o. Baldwin
IN Of this city.
cAMPBELLs-SMlTH-OnW edne sday. Dec. r. by the Rev
Lounsbuiy Francis j. Campbell step-s0n Of DENLY,
Mis- Sarah A Smith. both Of this city.
uANFORD-RAY hOND-ln ths city, on "Wednesday. Dec
H. By the Rev =. L. Jancs, Vim. H. Hsnford. N. D.. Of
Byookyn TO Mrs Hattie Raymond Of Por, Jervis ~ H.
oNEILL-SLOAEE-On Tuesday evening Dee 10 by the
Rev Dr. heCsrty Edward DWELL 20 Miss R0sanns sloane
aliOf this city.
PAGE-RUSHM0RE--Ai Wheailey, Lone Island. Thurs
dsy u.s. the house Of The brides athsT oter the
De- Of the Society Of fvnds. Wilson NJ PAGE Of Somefs
Rachel w RuLnore. daughter Of Townsend Rushuore
PEARsON-sAVAGE-On Thursday, Dec. IS by The Rev
Joseph Sspderson. Mr. David Pearson TO Miss MARY T.
THOMPsON-wATERs-O Thursday, Dec IS, At the re,i
dence Of the brides parents, Philadelphia Pa BY the Rev
Albert Barnes Eheuezcr h Thompson OF Dunkk, n Y. to
Mary A. Waters daughter Of John T. Waters Of Philadelphia
Pa
Philadelphia and Chicago papers please copy.
TANNER-DODD-On Thursday, Dec. g. at the residence Of
The brides hsi No sS West Twenty srst street BY the
Rev n. H. Van Nest M Henry C. Tanner 70 Miss Elizabeth
w, daughter o. John Dodd, ESQ al Of this city.
YRFFLAND--N RE ELAND-in the Reformed Dutch Church.
Port Richmona Thgrsday. Dec u.s. by the Rev Ja1e
Brownlee Mir Israel Nreelsnd IT, to M'sSisy D. Freeland
oil Of Ststen Island.
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ArriEcA .

L. :. f-u.e Wabash ?. A. D. Lsv el-n 80 - = -
Dec .. GO 0bsersssioal boarded "a iA~'-'As' ~ '
AspiuwsA - -. - -.
sesnstip jamestown skinner R,hA osa mdse Hna pas.
t. Luds-l hsilckru. PlSses steamship N'N' ' ~
tesEur. A ~ fLur-dsy. tim. o.. H.
ssiasaiP slgr ely seLa'ea; North ia ballast 70 HA'
Kous bros =. - 49,.
% Il. +. Cromwell 90 is,h in Hampton Aooh -
John Clzrk e. Eairore Calso. waiting ord. 70 %
Long Branch passed .chr AR W ind on 81 a-FkA ' new
loTs. -. o.
Steamship Psp-co, Lsysed Portland, i'e sd pass to
H. 3. Crusnwel & Co. -,
Steamship Mount Veruoa Smith, Washington, &c. fsdsA nd
psss. to II. i. Cromwell Co.
slip Columbia S,urge Charleston days cotton 70 "eoe'
B5kls.
Brig syren B CreHa singAm, B. Z days. 'O- to P'ssf
s. Neyins s. Son.
Brig Edinburgh Bartlett Bangor 10 days. laber to master
scr. May }. Eoyt, Hamilton, Bo,ton days wth mdse-
bound to Perth Amboy towed into The , w sPS ~
steamtug Huntres Francis.
Schr arol'ne Ande-son Baker Phsdeiphia days coal
scu. Hroihers. Gray Alexandra days coal
Schr Eliza J. L1ugtor Nswcoub, ooston ior tr-iniA
schr rive Boys Alexander Plymouth " C., days shingles
to Benton Brothers.
sehr T. sheddon White Washington, s c. days cotton TO
Z. Blossom A SOu.
schr Charlotte Shaw Shaw Savannah 10 days cotton. hoe
Gc 10 ID. {. Murray.
Steamer Deswars CoPes Philadelphia sni Cape Msy nd's
Nd pass. % r. Perkins
StsAIntr Petrol baker Providence udse to Issue odeA
stesmcr P0oEska Acy New Bedford, mdss and p1ss 70
Joseph Alien. -,
Sser Abs;ro. Jones. Providence. mdss 70 Isaac odsl
sALED-Frou Cuaantins U = Surveying steamer Walker
bark NudhTe for era Cruz sehr Maria Tor fsrA
wISD-Duriug the Day from n +. z. 70 s. z
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dste Of he certificate Of deposit The proposal, the
osbeT bids and oortsin no o,hsr frse,, ~.
one half or reefonrths Of one pr centum.
BE- Deposited with Of tie Treasury ocers specified
Whose certificate Of such posi mat accompany ssch PROPOSE.
security for lie nlhimeut Should the oHe not be secspted
immediate directions win BE- given such preliminary
deposit Any propoa no; oou.tsu. with the Sef Congress.
All proposals under this notice be sealed and Inscribed
eopened at hi. Department Al Y Ocosf Of ssid twenty
Secretary Of the Treasury.
In regafdto the new State Loan to be awarded next
week, the Controller writes to a banking-house in the
street:
No bid can be accepted for the loan Of 81 200 900
at less than par even for a Z cent stock; and
one member Of the Board, should feel disnclned to
accept bid for z cen. stock which was not e. aa
10 > e cent AT par"
Al the 80 OF 1875 sold to-day at Sc, tue prospect
of meeting the views Of Mr.. Church is not very
good.
Exchange al Chicago on New York ia quoted at par,
and Currency scarce. A large number Of persons
in Illinois buying Corn speculation, and the prices
admit Of all rail transp ortstion to the East. con-
tract made here yesterday SOC. for January de-
livery. Flour is being sent from Chicago to Ohio,
where he supply is short.
Ii appears that in estimating the months Of Decem-
Der and January, in making the New-fork Central
dividend, the figures were put some $5O,OOO below
those of last year. although the previous estimate had
been considerably above last year. In fact tangth
calculations of the officers Of the Company previous to
the declaration Of the dividend the road viii earn
during the current six months five thar three
cent.
The receipts and shipments Of provisions, &C., at
Chicago, for the past week, compared with those OF
the week previous and the corresponding week in
1853 viii be found in the following table:
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A large business was transacted AZ the stock TX
change to-day, but the movements were mostly IN Tour
or Ave OF the leading stocks 10 which speculation Tor
the time seems TO concentrate The rst Transactions
Of the day Indicated rayng tendency especially de-
vsloPed in New-iork Central which al she start sold
st 7s, and wss toleraby firm throughout the call 81
7sl The sales foot mp aggregate Of 80 shares a,
the First Board The purchases were doubtless very
Urge short account but there has been some buying
for outside parties who have been attracted by ne sud
den decline. The Western shares were heavy, ex-
eept the Illinois Central which in sympathy with En-
ehsb quotations. advanced to 90 At the start but were
sod down to so a, the close. The movements in Ga
lena and Rock Island were not active bat both stocks
were steady at the lowest pontstonebe In the Mich
gaR reads there was nothing done Of Importance, bu,
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FLOUR AND MEAL--The inquiry for the low grades OF
Western and state Flour quite hshi and prices are ss.n
tvv The better grades It'll quite irregular aud move
slowly The sales are go hbs part last evening" a. 20 20 70
Tor perpe State and Western 5d IS Is for extra do DO
= GOA shipping brands Of round hoop and ertra Oho
IS G50 Sc 30 for trade brands Do, and So 80 - Tor - Louis
and Genesse Canadian Flour il well held the receipts
are Hght and choice extras wau,ed the Le 2 bb
~ - ~ sc IS sonhrrp Tour 4. more plenty snd
brands easier the inquiry moderately -as Of 90 5os at
IS 500@5 IS for superne Baltimore and 20 go ~ for the
Of 80 6bs at 80 Meal quiet and il II better
supply; sales Of l8 bills a. % 8a . - or Jersey ana ~ -
Flour ~ fsiI request 1t - Y q S255 y llo D H.,
G sedS Of Se e esm news es Of leo BUSH White In
diana and schirsn az va % and 10 fOo bush Milwaukee
maud r. ioht s Of 20 bush az Ssdss Barley quiet
State. Oats quiet and are more plenty ies Of
Is better IN fair reque r the home and Eastern trade the
salss 1890 bush Il gasc for new jersey elbow do $50
yellow and sias8 for old White Southern
WHlsKY-Ihe market is firm end IN far den'nd sales OF
PRoyisioSs-The PORT make, is dull ,nd lower the
bb al iGa so 10 or Mess; eli 40d al 80 lo Prime and
al 50 Rumr Beef 4 IN m demand but The oaeras. are
ss Of re s1 bS ct s. or eo1Hi
for rePackee Mes s9d 10 80 II ~ Tor ETfa rre
fy fd ssc of l2 bbl We.iernat "a So st4te are held
sis Of go bills ~ iodc Dressed Hog in ialr de-
nand a. ale Cut Meats quiet and in fair supply sales
Bacon l. 6n and heavy we quote Weston Ribbed At 8a3i,
Dute- 20 fair demand az l2dlac ier Ohio and Hazc Tor
NAVAL SroREs-spirs TuIpenine b in moderate request
at steady 2o0 bb in mechantabe order 10 arrive
DO DO the spot 49, also leo do in shipping
however Crude
held az % 50 A. 80 n Common hosn -
light and air-
hh North Couut AZ Other descriptions In limited
rsoe.; sale. 800 bbs No AZ ~ COS 40 90 do at ~ 81
1G DO low No. $40 10 loo do Op,4ue st ~ - and
100 do White IS y go h. Tar Is quiet sales Of % ools
Norfolk rom whsri ~ 45 It Pitch sells slowly at
~ 8s!d-l 81 per Dbl -, ,. =,
HAY-The inquiry for shipping s fair and the market Is
sieedy sas of 500 bales 81 sOags per 100 ~ A hoia.,
sTEDS-Ihc demand for Clover seed i limited pat holae
are rm sales OF 80 bags at 8dsc Timothy seed Is IN m.d
,-ate .uppy and - o. ~ - bush calcutta
Lineed in fair dcmand but Boston hode have asa ad-
apced heir which tends to check busuess there
fore W only learn sale OF leo bags here Of ~ push
sid tie price l. offered IN boston ana
apprehension Of q rich crop 81 lover.
COPPER-Befued lIgot l. in improved demand ~ tuli
prices: sales of 1900 Lake superior AZ ne cafh Sno
OOOc0 Baltimore 23c. cash Other kinds sell slowly a.
former rates. ,.,,-., -
prices have advanced sales OF 0oO bbls No Mess : 10
SlG Other descriptions quiet bat the receipts ana s'ocA
an allie moderate and prices are sustained "a,
COTTONrhe mstet continues gradually to advance, with
fr sses bsles mostly the spot. We quote.
SEN-yoHE CLAssIEloATioS
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Hong Kors. A A Low / Brs.. wnaar,,

-, -. Hons Kors. A A Low Bfs.. Wndhre,
Brts-f freiscfOr,
etauhoPe, = ltone-s =, John P r. Miller Hoaskton
As. csR.T rsra. Ray sg 5, 49,! &C. Johnson
Ss1eeLF - - -c.s Prt=ce AeKA1der W. Chris
s s@t kasis ~ T Rs.lsn s's Hs a;li1i GO
a - - - > ~ n r1iu's Meie-! Daneaa; ) X
EleeoisF EdnuEts Pt8ai-lp 1 a.,
Smith. CtaIeston. nolneg POI. = -
S,oop-Ic intt. CaGl-r. Prov lel-r' D-A'''
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BY telegraph.

HIGHLANDS Dee &C. suuset.-Ns inward bound vessels Ia
seht Wind liehi :. T. weather cleer.
SANDY HOOK, Dec &C. suuset.-No inward bound vessels
Ia sitis Wind F., light weather clear.
FtJRT LAFAI ETE Dee IS suLsrS.-Noinwars DO and
sci. in sight Wind $. r.. light; weather clstr
SAVANNAH Dec tt-The T. 5. NJ. ,hip star Of the
South arrived at the wharf AZ O'Clock ?. All well ,
SAVANNAH Dec lt-U. ;. VI. steamship Augusta arrived
ld D. n. Tuesday. All we'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

COFFEE-rhe sTket l. quiet sae7 OF go bags fio az IL al
PIES go Java c and TO bsss stained St. Domingo At w
q i0IC.
SJGARS-Thee l. doing az fun rates; sales OF -
hhd mainly Cuba At 6i07 go boxes Havana a. o'"'c'
and 10 900 bsgs Manila priyste terms =. -
MOIAsSf-N Orleans is held 20 A Tor new ana $40
sc for Old: sales of 10 khds. Muscoyado 81 y 3e
RICE il steady. xi5 q - va ~ p q V 10
SPICFS-Ne hear OF sales of}10 bsEs Pinento at &C;
HOPS are quiet o. 6c. for % Cd are neglected
LINE-Rocsind j. quiet a. C1e Tor Coulmon ana ~ III io'
Lump. , 800 n. %. se5.
Sc a th more buyers than -ceTs o. those rates GRADE he
l. les et, bnt hrm the sales reicted TO yesterday OF ne
Fsst corprd phi- selected which sold st DC, cash
Ofhar tes.riutious srll slowly ~ steady fGt e.
RHALEbONE - in fair request aud pices tehu up"aui
sslss o. go H. Ochu'sk on private terqs . ,-,.-,
b the i0bbng trade q previous rates
IKON-scoc Pig sells slowly the jobhlns trade az "a -
80 ro. Is 10 brand out invoices esp can Dc OBTAINED -
ssB - Other kinds inactive u previous prices
TOBACCO + En- fsrfcQus but isir qualities are scarce OF
no .orts Of "a hhds Msysvit ~ CO q eols
.tes3 IS cases -e-d.sf dl5; DO Florida, dZoc ana
2tG bsirs ara private trglas. ..,.t, Id,
TALLOW-The inquiry l. s'eadv aud the market = WIZ "
nt hsn-e tales OF oC0 70 a. TO- lee koushf Is hreT
ASHFS-The sset very quiet bat tru tor both KINDS
sl,s Of ~ hbls - ~ for Pots, aud - - os Fears
,vock az Asal... 4. 1888.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EEw-YoRK. 81.


Cleared.
.hips-Rli nburvh jeffrey LvePoo!; Fahos. "At'n'
ships-Srs Nynpb Whiting tehp.) San Frsneiseo W Z.
O., se-mans Bride NyInsn. Hong Kong w. f0reesi Le
sr+v A,kips NexOeans. T. " Stanton; Fiors MeOonsd
Pnhr Baltimore Kicks Bell J. Foster jE, Abel LtFsfP'"
A H. Marshall CO.
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spoken.

On lsh inst % miles s s. T. Of sandy Hook, schr aa OF
and or Boston Crows days rom Philadelphia sehr Geo r.
Jones Of Dennis dobOth by seamtus huuress' Francis
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Disasfer~. 6t.

HoSc Ko.G Oct l2On 18th ult ship 5. Ghder.eeye. nom
Macao Tor evYork pst 10 here with oss 81 mass sails &c
her reir. are completed and will proceed Ia lew days
The ship Bell for New ok, sailed rom sanpo@
having ieT 'iIed. ,,- ,t.t..
has been docked ship Independence has also arrived To si
condition
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usIGrrIs ALMANAC.
So. p,.s. - T:ls setI....... 4:s4 Assa-Rlsss..
xHrs DAy.
60, Bs>l f:iS Gsr Isisad t1Sa Hsk 0ses 1,S
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Receipts OF PrOdnce.
gosaI by Oh Rose De l6-2,s9o bbs You, 90 hssh
hest Do. Harley 70 do Rye. Loo Do Malt $50 pks~
rrO0iz.ons % do. Whsky