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ClubJing.-We will supply either
JHarper's Magazine, or Graham's, or Go.
dey's and the Home Journal, one year, for
four dollars. Arthur's Home Magazine,
or Peterson's, and the Home Journal, one
year, for 3 25.
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We call especial notice to the
advertisement Of James A. Eng
land, in another column. Let
every capitalist weigh well this
chance for Il speculation.
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Special Autites.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE l..
GRAY as n candidate to represent the county
of Franklin in the Lower House of the next
General Assembly for the State Of Tennessee.
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To the Public.

The undersigned being well known as a
writer, would offer his services to all require
ing Literary aid. He will furnish Addresses,
Orations, Essays, Presentation Speeches and
replies, Lines for Albums, Acrostics-pre-
pare matter for the Press-Obituaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. Address
(post paid FINLEY Johnson;
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SIR JAMES CLAEKE's FEMALE PlLLs.-Thc
srent English Remedy. Everybody knows
the use of them. Fifty ina bottle, securely
sealed, and can be sent, postpaid, for 81 and
6 three cent stamps. See advertisement.
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Smith 4. Carr have on hand a
few barrels of a new sort of ber-
ries, for making pies. They re-
semble raisins, and would make
splendid desert, we surmise. Get
some.
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EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
It having been understood for some time
past that | would be n candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln and Franklin in the
Senatorial branch of our next General AS
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
fully known, you will please announce NY
name as a candidate.
| will take this occasion to state that hav-
ing to work, it will be impossible for me to
me n canvass until Spring, but at the
USUAL TIME | will meet the people Of each
county at the various places Of voting and
present to them my views on the questions OF
Federal and State policy in which they are
interested.
Your most ob'l scrv't, &c.,
TAz. W. NEWMAN.
Sent. 30. tc
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We are authorized to announce JAMES L.
CHILcoAr, of Lincoln. n candidate for Senator
to represent the counties of Lincoln and
franklin at the next Auguste'cction.
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M% Go to the old established
firm of Smith & Carr for cheap
family groceries.
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Mr.. EDITOR
If NJ. L. Mann, Esq, will run for Repro.
sentative of Franklin County, he will be
warmly supported by a large portion Of the
voters. VIII he run!
MANY VOTERS.
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Administrator Notice.

All persons having claims againstlhe estate
of II. +. Robertson, due, will please presen,
them to the undersigned duly authenticated.
And all persons indebted to sSid estate arc re-
CURED to come forward and make payment,
or the same will be placed in the hands of
proper persons for collection.
II. H. SMITH, Admir-,
March II, lS5S. If
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Estill g. thurman
for beef, are requested to come forward and
settle, as ve need the money.
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Bs5>Single copies sold at 10 cents.
Beg" When credit for the paper is Civ.
en- to the end of the year three dollars
will be inpariaJly charged.
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To THE VOTERS oFTHE CoGpoRArloN.-The
undersigned, after returning his. heartfelt
thanks for the kindness shown by elec,ing
him Town Constable at the last election,
would again announce himself 4 candidate
for the same favor, hoping by close atten-
ton to his office to receive their suilrages
once more. Respectfully,
A, p. DARRELL.
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We are authorized to announce MADISON
WILLIAMS ESQ. n candidate, for reelection to
the Legislature from the county of Franklin.
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Our Drawer is full Of Commu-
nications, consisting ofpoctry and
prose, but we cannot attend to
them this week. Several bcauti-
full poems will appear next week
ono by Mrs. Chiffon, whose
sweet lines are ALWAYS welcome.
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ERANNLlN COUNTY. Tenn.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDITOR HONE JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people of Franklin aud Lincoln coun-
ties that | mn a candidate to represent them
IN the Senatorial branch of the nest Leg .sla-
ture, and oOlIgc
Yours, truly,
J.J. ALTERNATELY.
Scpt.s, 1853. lie.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
Each SutWduy in JanNu,y.
Approximation Prizes.

La4' a Circular showing the plan Of
the Lotteries will be sent to any one de.
Sirous of receiving it.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The following pieces are accep-
ted:-"Lincs onthe Death of En-
ma, by R''%%a'a" "The Worlds
Progress" "Lines by Moonlight"
"A Song of Love-" and Glove"
Declined :-"Lines to ". j.
S." "Education of Woman," 81
love thee" and "A Sketch"
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Constable, the Ola BOARD was re-
elected, and r. p. Darrell Town
Constable.
Al the election on last Monday
fol Tax Collector, Thos. j. Jack
son was chosen to succeed Mr..
Foster.
THAT OYSTER SUPPER, given
by our good Mayor, f. Y. Estill,
at the Court House, on Saturday
night last, was a wcll-attendcd
affair. Wcwcrc not there our
self, being present at another, but
a different sort Of supper, where
we feastcd on bright eyes and
sWcetsmilcs, compared with which
oysters Though we love them
dearly sink into insignifcancc.
However, the feast at the Court
House did not lack for guests.
zone and all" were invited, and
"onc and alp went. This office
supplied four as good 'dcad-hcads'
as ever lived, and whose love for
oysters is only cqualcd by the I'M
domitablcencrgy they ever cxcr-
else to crafty that love.
On the occasion referred to,
Harry Carr, the Clerk Of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
ot1iciated as main manager, and
the fact that the oysters, and so
forth, come from his grocery cs-
Enlistment, was ample proofthat
they were number Onc,' and
would "do to tic to",as well as to
eat. Every age, almost, was
present, from the little five year
old to the aged-all mingling to-
gcthcr in concord sweet" and
exhibiting equal interest in the
welfare of the cdiblcs.
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Rk5- Hereafter no club subscriptions
..t less than the regular price (S2) will
be received. However, when a club Of
five subscribers is sent US, we will allow
an extra copy gratis 10 the gclter'up of
the club.
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En ordering Tickets or Certificates,

Enclose the money to our address GOI the tickets order.
ed, ON receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by FIRST
mail. Purchasers can have tickets cUdiug IN any figure
they may designate,
The last Oi Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
a. Purchasers Will please Wnte their signatures PLAN,
and give thtjr Post uuiCc, County and state.
"a" Remember that every rrlAe is drawn and payable
full, without dG;UCtlon.
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To PRINTERS
AN OE7R1ECEI
1-I=FTu 9 III. IS a. r. ~.

- g K2. s. q. r. u.
We have an exec lent Smith Hand Press
-platcn 3lx2l and bed 31X253-which we
offer for sale, together with mixing and roller
apparatus, roller mould, and everything nee
cssary 10 outfit an office. Long Primer and
Burgeois sufficient to print n pancr TIE size
of the acknowledgements head rules, col
umn do, foot and side sticks, lends, Icad-cuttcr
and mItrc-box, several stands, cases, STICKS,
~galIcys, chascs of almost any size, display
type, imposing stone, and in short, II complete
Office, Also, a large amount Of job type, Of
every variety, borders of many sorts, cuts,
&c, &c. These things are as good almost as
if they were new, but having purchased, last
year, a new Office, they are dead capital on
our hands. Besides, we desire to purchase
one of "Ruggle's Rotary JOB Presses and
dispense with one Of our hand presses. This
advertisement is set up in Burgcois, so that
it can be seen how it prints. This is a spcci-
men of the oldest and worst worn type in our
office. Apply to
w. J. SLATER,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will not some of our exchanges be kind
enough to notice the above in their columns !
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AT the election last Saturday
for Mayor, Aldermen and Town
Constable, the old board was re-
elected, and r. p. Darrell Town
Constable.
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At the election on last Monday
for Tax Collector, Thos. }. Jack
son was chosen to succeed Mr..
Foster.
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FRANxLlY Co., Dec. %, 1858.
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Ths Aume Sor~nal.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
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Will not some of our exchanges be kind
enough to notice the above in their columns !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

The main points OF the California news hsve been
anticipated by telegraph.
Dates are from Valparaiso to the 18th, Callao TO
Goth July, and from Guayaqui to the lst inst, but
there is no news specially noteworthy.
Dates from Nicaragua to July 80. Congress
met in extraordinary session on the DIST The Amer
lean treaty passed the Senate on the 2!d, and the
Chamber of Deputies on the 18th, and the Lamar
Zeledon convention, modified by the United States,
is now confirmed. IL experienced no opposition, as
every one was anxious to the question between
the two Governments settled The British treaty the
ratification of which by her Msjestys Government is
made subject to the acceptance Of the Mosquito Con-
venton as proposed by England that is, the Dallas
Clarendon Convention), will propably not be ac-
cepted There does not appear to exist much interest
as 10 whether a. treaty is or is not concluded with
England.
Gen. Jerezs transit arrangement will not be con-
sidered by Congress as it confers monopoly which
is contrary to the law of May last
Congress has passed law that al sons of English
me n born in Nicaragua shall be free from military
service, and be allowed substitute.
Our files of the CroNica de Costa Rica are from 2d
70 9th of July. number of DEGREES issued by Con-
eress and confirmed by the President are published
BY one dated June 80 the extraordinary session Of
Cont ress is 10 bs continued es long as any business
remains to be done; another on the 9th approves
in all its parts the FORMS suppression and additions
" made by the Legislature of the Republic of
" Nicaragua to the Belly Convention
decree of June - confirms the Convention (sd-
ditional to treaty. made in Washington between Count
Satiges and ST.. Molina the part of the French and
Costa Rica Governments.
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p,t,r,oRT Ana F LouR steady; sales OF hoSs4 seeee
st4 Ono =. - l.l and C.;v Mills AZ -
lnc0 bsb esunchsng,t pTces CORY ad.sn'c" - ses -
Yellow a, sQ sc White AZ svGa- rko'isoNs urn ~
oTmer rates WHISKY steady at - ,,... -,
PM pELtHf, Aus 1i-FLoUk quiet. WHEAT uneh nsed-
CoRy scye sale. yellow at SEE WHISKY "Mce, ana sehns
Brrr,to Friday Aug. % P. N-FLorR /, scine, sd
I,I.t bsrs Of Sng. Fxtra sales of 2ooo bSls a. IS
~ fr ate; p for Extra Illinois, from New Chicaro
Sprrs Wbea, 90 Extra wisconsin, 81 ia - ~ for
ENrs Mchfan ard Indiana and go - 81 tor DSHos tka
do and Onto WHEAT and steady; sales 1870 bush 81
DE Tor old Sta, Spring. $50 for New Chicaso sprfae to
~ sr mall It. White Michigan InsiAns. and
- ere ~ coo husp Choice White Michigan, arrive,
,rrn CosS dull and drpms sales OF go bush No.
illinois stt7}c s-ay sales Of soc bush Wisconsin at
20 BARLEY-54dA5r for Nes Canadian. KYE, qnet LAKE
I,,posrS toey lCOO bbs Flour: 81 HO bush Wb'a.; $500
brsh Corn. bush Rye Canal EXPORTS; ~ oos Flour
SIoO bu,h Wheat; 1890 bush Com
hEW.uKLy,ss, Aug &-CorToN-Sales today 80 bales
lf.c for old Ndilg and t2io for The sales OF the
W.. add no the receipts 200 bale sgsint f0t0
hale. the sane week of last There exports the
~, week Receipts this pt ahead OF last 20 900 ealsss
VISIONS very dun CoFsEE firm az u, or prime; sales Of the
We, 5Oc bags h. IS 80 bsgs aeains IL 600 bags last year
s,.,irr Exchauge Iogldu0k Oats NewYors sixty
"a, per discount AZ sight per cent premium
AtR.NY Auz ct y m-FLOUR quiet and steady WHEAT
Tits of nng the spot, sales Of small parcels White
Canada a. S60 81 o. CoRNNone In market with gooc
rqury OATS hrm and in fair request sales 100 bushels
STATE az Gee WEIGHT 5oo0 bushels State AZ u measure,
and eco bushels old Western sc, measure kYs-SLe,
200 bushels Rye al soc 3 81 % aud so bushels q. ISc. %
n. WHISKY mer; sales IS bbls. a. &c. -
Chicago. Aug Is flour firm. WHEAT quiet Ard dee hned
2dS Gales 7S Corn hfm and declined lc OATS seaiy
RrcrPrs TO-DAY: so bill. nour 81 O0 bush wheat 5000
bush corn SHIPMENTS $3.50 bbs four IL, goo bush
CINCINNATI Aug FLOUR held firmly, but prices without
white, at Goa 81 Is. wHsKEr, 2iic Provisions IN
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vOes A. .s 3ss-s- 4 Nis f...- Csupion- kAoe County
III o. suaesy A1s Il IN The 81 y'-r u % A.. beu,n "
yos n D n. ~. ome-J E.cmser Of he Ne~-nsfnp-
thir. stSi. L<Tsa.Jrr.
soRMAv-lD this ~ q Thursday usornins A's %, AFR
.to il, - Jour o asn Sk year q hs AZ, native
Of Fnl4I-, County TJIone, ireland
HsAs-On FRIDAY Aus * Frederick TheoSore son 81 .sdI
IA Has end grandson Of Israel suydsn, aged Jesrs
month. and - days.
Tn. rsave. friends n u. family respectfully invited 10
attend The funeral Sunday afternoon e"ts ION Toe
I.saccrc. q ale sDafsther, lrse eaJd,rn N'' ' 's'
b.rusr q sery street.
,,onS,pn-oa Tu.,dsy Ans 3 in Newark Valley, T3osa
Cn1tr " y Letits Howard, in Der IGN yen, youngest
SnsS.sr ot The late Uriel How ard Of Se"-foih
IF BRUs-EE wiarnsbasgh on Friday Aos !" f-I'''l =
= p,n, in The 3lst yesr Of her age.
r,ae -stee will be given Of tie funeral.
fON-Iu This city on Tbursday morning Aug - SAME :
LLa,on. in The 18th year Of his age
NARvIN-A: we.tport, Conn Thundsy, Au5 - w q
Judah Keys-r edes, aud only remaining son 81 "ssf G
TJirs r. Marvin, aged We ,rs month ana - days
The friends Of the family respectfully vh~
attend the funeral Saturday, the 9th inst; Al ock
from Christ Church, Westport, without further uViiaeou
ROMAINE-rn WILLIAMSBURG, Thursdsy evening, An )
At 81 o'clock sfter short but nness NUS sra
lockwood daughter Of Ms Hannah RJrnAine aged 2 zee
TAYLOR-On Thursday morning, Aug p Ehzsbeth Ge e
Her friends and Acquaintance. and those Of her son. -p
Oeorse g. and Edward Taylor, also Der sonin law II
Burng resp fuy invited 20 attend her funeral on N
day nth inst, O'Clock from her late reside e
No. 81 Eldridse street, near Grand street
TBUKsTON-On Thursdsy evening Aug 25 Florence ir-.n
daughter Of Alfred and Caibarine NJ, Thurston-
The friends Of the family are requested 20 aend ne
o'cloct p m Sunday, the 2Sth inst from No. II
Seventh street.
WILTON-At Facoryyie Staten Island, Friday monus
Aug 26, Moses Cumming son Of Benjamin and jude
Wilton, aged years months and days
IrviIg N. j., paper. please copy.
wEEKs-In th, city, on Thursday morning Aug a5 after
short Illness Agnes the beloved .e Of HBr'
Weeks, aged % years months end days
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FROM BUENOS AYRES.

BY sn arrival at this port we have papers from
Buenos Ayres to June %, day later than advices
received via England.
No outbreak had yet taken place between the forces
Of Urquzs and the Province Of Buenos Ayres.
Urquza's troops at Rosare in the Province of Santa
Fe, were in very disconnected condition and deser-
lions to Buenos Ayres were frequent.
Gen. Zapiola, the Chief Admiral in the Buenos
Ayres Navy, had resigned account of age and in.
6rmiiies. Ayounger man would take his place. The
Argentine Congress had issued manifesto addressed
10 the Thirteen Provinces, recsptuating the causes
of the present quarrel and quoting largely from Ur-
ouiza's personal proclamation, published some time
since. The Congressman say that their only object is
e. keep the rich jewel, Buenos Ayres, from being
torn by rude and theving hands from the glorious
dodem Of the nation. They give notice that the Pres
idsnal election will shortly take place and hold out
inducement to the Buenos Ayrians that if they
will quietly rejon the Confederation, they may have
hand in choosing the second President OF the nation
The Buenos Ayres papers publish the manifesto in
full, and, at the same time, comment on their own
plan Of procee dngs, which is to finish Urquzs in ons
decisive battle, as Rosas was finished st Monte
Caserog
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The imports. i. will be seen, continue, 10 be very
large AID the whole amount IS thrown Oh the marke'
showing that there s large demsnd tof 20 us for
consumption.
The Ericsson vss sold for the Nicaragua route for
sl75,OCo.
Atamet ING Of the stockholders OF tie AmeIics ~
Atlantic aud Pacific Ship Canal Company, held this
day. II. L. Routh esq, 10 the chair, the Contract Vas
ratified which was made between Gen. Jerez on the
part of Nicaragua, and John z. Body, esq, on the
part Of the Company. The ratidcatiOn was by a
unanimous vote. Upward OF three.lourhs OF the
proprietors were present 10 psrson or by proxy IL
was further resolved to accept stock under the new
charter at the re,e Of so new stock for 800 old
stock. Also, the Directors empowered to raise
$3.50 eco TO finish tie line in Nicaragus, and to give
the Ccmpanys stock as security, the present share
holders having the option to take stock al the
,ate OF 20 q cent, said new stock be issued out Of
the one and bali million Of stock in the hands of the
Directors. The meeting was unanimous on all these
points.
Attention of those Interested is called to al.
vertssment Of a meeting OF the bondholders of the
Gov Dgton and Lexington Road.
The business of the Cltaring-lIous to-day Wa
$l56li,Oo0. THE shipment tomorrow will probably
be a million srd quarter, of which about quarter
of million si be silver. This is larger than was
anticipated and is osy shipped 70 cover bills drawn
heretofore. money affairs there is not much change.
The lesdirg stock houses get all they want a, , a
6 y cent on demand, and for paper the rates are
g. cent for prominent signatures running up to
December. Short paper is quite scarce and in de-
mand, and long paper goes with increased freedom.
The banks appear more disposed 10 lend, and the
lire OF loans ON Monday will probsbly show an ex-
psnsion
The following is comparative statement of the
earnings Of the Northern Central Railway Company
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p.,.s Ms .rd 10 goa q ~ Extra Co. Meat.
.r and GU rpoied a. ;he eio.- 'AIes o.
- "a. a. liz FOO Sh0ldsEs aud ttH3.l ~ Hans La
.aJx me ary.ls "a lHg"s sales o. = tns srd
a.. ..lfIatic 6rr ,ud In I'd 5onssd e: lSG-!c
Tor sia'e . .. 49,. 49,,
sALT-Tbe cs' Of he Mary Ogden 90 %" A'a''H' Wa
~ ~ ~ slie itf,n..
sFE6s-a alr demand 6r C'osrT SEED, but H pr e
III. t ~ vie =. e Buyers note nall sac. a. - dstc
~ . in rs4.eed supply. and quite firm al 3! A50 -
b,h Rough Fs x,,.d !. nom1 a. CsicHttS Insr'a
r,,e r.ane.t .e. Of 5000 bags in Bostoa fonl soio
a, - 57i q BUSH time snd Interest ., H..
NSrc,ss "a demand confines fully sustA ned vice.
i.Sss 7s1 hhis primo pa Tor refining D gosii snd
40 br,ss low isd.s Haysna - 90
SPLITTER % slo~l A. 5ic., ms.
suOr .rr ,,rsdy a. 81 =. Sssh. f1S Drop tnt bscs
TALIOW-T4t nsIkt quiet but hrm saI's iio"o rs az
l0i0 &C., cis1 -.-st.... -.-~
limited and oouhutd % the pressing wents OF me
a. prc,. show n 10 essential caslge ae tsn1eney ho"u'"
N huysfs 'ayor. ..,--,-
ToBACCo-Ths sales ,re Hight, sul prices unsettled - 70
hhcs Nv II all - n S--tesi a &C. Abo s~ 'S -
ysus. AID no DO ara, private teTus 5000,
NUALtBoNk has been v-lj eqHes 4. 10. pr.ces ales
200 n rt H. Ocho'-sl 3. 1c - south lie. f,
Inferior North Nts 6s4c i OcFtsk ana gre for Arctic
cash. teeF- oh trcm New |yra say, pfeyNs
there that e, On Polsr b en- made here hgn
bit We INK there aai.y Of bone hsf. hat VIII oomnAro
therefore, cs0not conhm ms no.iine unof a. mo
-sst- " III, .a.... ,o,,,,v. .aIss n
IN Va IS medium god California a. : aSN oG ~ bnIo's
Peruvian from second bands .5c mos and ' oNesS
:, Ko.,n p.,, 70 come her, did not sEn
uTsK -Ih. market opened raher brm. bit closed dau
At M CURES the sales 80 bbs 81 . a.c, ne aeI log
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CALIFORNIA.
s2.l2S.333 ir Treasure.

The United s.a,s, stes-n-.iip Noses Taylor, JOIN
McGowsn commarher, tFhich len AspnEal OF me
10Th ius: with 4o5 passengers, y l26 3S n re As
ure, AID the Ps,sc mails for Ns<-York aod New
Orleans, arrived &: Key West on ne @i, ard nsvns
landed New Orleans mails and passengers sailed On
tie same day arriving a. her wharf tni' morning q
about 800. Toe repor. Of Parser Balsy, 70 Whoo'
We are Indebted for late papers, 3:
Among the passengers are Flag Officer Long aye
in command of the Pacific squadron, VINO, Win MS
Secretary, and Flag Lieutenant Wnslo", returns 20
toe United States also, the commander, ohicsrs and
crew Of the sloop Oi-sar Decatur, VINO aIiVea al
Panama in the United States sioop Warren.
The United States ships Merrinao, Vandal'a, and
Warren were in Panama, and the RonOake, SABINE
and Preble were at Aspinwal
The mails and passengers from New-York, JAY s.
arrived in San Francisco the 2sth, many hours
ahead the oppositlou steamer drec., notwthstan1
ing delay of 10 hours at Acapulco waiting for the
Tehuautepec mail
The gold excite rent a. Chiriqui still continued.
The following is the
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DIED..
BATFS-inthi,c i;

BATEsin hi, city Friday morning Aug % Mr.. El..be,A
Bates irmeiy Of Duotess County, n Y, aged O. years
months ard p DAYS
forShseersie snd Chicago papers please copy
BA>SE1T-ln Bridgeport Conn, Friday Aug " William
She wood Of Nu y NJ. Elizabeth Bssset th, CITY
sged months and 10 days
BRONN-On Thur,cay, Aug % William M second so- Of
- r b. ana = Brown, aged ulouihs and is days
Tie Themes OF Tie Gny invited attend the fuu on
saroay, 18th At 2 O'Clock froin No - Jones street
BARklE-in Brookiyn, Thursday morning Au. 3 Mrs
Jane Barrie, sged - years :" ~
CRTrENDEN-scddeuy, Sunday rornin. Aur q 4. ,ba
Mountain hoCse soth Orange, " J. sIgae Parker VII.
81 me Rev samuel w Snttenoen and daughter the Rev
Jel Parker, D. D. '
TIE funeral services win take place IN the Fsvh avenue
tsnsn Church OF Twenty second street on
norms the 9Th inst, a, 10y oCloek. The relatives AID
nisncs sie Invited 20 siicna without further notice.
COPLEN-lu this cy, en- Thursday Aug Is after ..y,,.
hess Mrs Harriet, widow Of the late Noses Copey In he
9TH year II hex sge. ~ - 80
CoRNELL-on Wednes,y Aue e. q, Jamaica Long Iss-s
Lo9 aA1hieT Of the lG.e Gas. W Cornell aged IS y..
ard 10 months " ''N'i
DAhkOW-ln ills city THURSDAY morning Aug .; hi.
het hh,h hThdty. Elizabeth ClAs edes; daughter of WI
hsm ard May c barrow
Funeral rom The residence az Der Parents No s Tn.b -
on Saturday a. oclock p. m.
DALf-,n his ety Thursday, Als Is Een DAILY wifi Of
James DAILY after abort llacs..
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Aas is, Az Z &C. sL:sE 81 to.r 5. s!.s,T