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~ The world may not he aware that the
Nashville Patriot has Military Editor, but
such is the fact.-Neto Orleans Crescent.
The world may not be aware Good hea-
vens! If there Is any one thing the world
knows better than another, il is the fact
that the Nashville Patriot has q Military Edi-
tor. 1t is not to be expected, however, that
New ORLEANS knows it, nor anything else
besides the price of cotton.
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RUBBER betting

THE New York Rubber Company manufacture
Il RUBBER MACHINE BELTING, by new process
OF superior strength to any heretofore made aud
less than hal the cost OF Leather. This Company
also the exclusive manufacturers, - under Good
years Patent, " OF Rubber Toys, Dolls, Rails renpins
large and smai) &c, sc. For sale at ali the Toy
and Fancy Sores ia the Union- Catalogue and Price
Lists 10Y the Case onlyl forwarded, application by
letter 10 the New York Rubber Company, - IIber.
~ street, New York octIs-dim
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SOMETHING DECIDEDLY NEw.-We have
just received an entire new style of French
Moleskin Dress Hat, which for beauty and
style cannot be surpassed. Also the Zouave
Hat which is decidedly new. The public are
respec fully invited TO call and examine them
at No. 20, Union street.
BENSON & WHERRY.
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New ORLEANS. November 4-Cotton-
Sales to-day $4,000 bales. The steamers
news caused great firnness; at the close
middling 10zC@ll. Sales of the week 73, 900
bale; receipts OF the week 10000 bales. Mo-
lasses 36(9364. Coffee firm ll49l24 New
York Exchange Unchanged
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Merchant Tailoring.

We are now receiving a large and elegant stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing; Coats, Pants, Vests Dor IS
and Youths Clothing and Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, a full and complete stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestngs, which will make
up to order and guarantee to give full satisfaction
Call and examine at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM co.'s,
sep21-3m No. 20 Public Square.
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a Jasper Branch Railroad.

oFucE NASH. CHAT. RAILROAD Co.
October 5, 1899.
IOY order of the Board ofDrectors calls are made
ID on the stock OF The Company subscribed for
banding branch road from bridgeport 10 Jasper,
able 70 the Treasurer oftnIs Company follows
One dollar On each share on she LIST OF November
1853, and ~ dollars each share the LIST d.
of December, 1863, January, February, March,
April, Nay, June, July August, September, octO.
Der and November, 1890.
Payment may be made TO jackson Pryor, at Jas
per OF TO the Treasurer al his Office IN Nashville.
Prompiness in meeting these calls Is requested OF
the subscribers Of stock the construction Of the
road iepends exclusively on the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
oct4-tI W. A. GLEAvEs. Treasurer
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The city returns are
incomplete. but the Americans have about
1900 majority. The Democrats will pro-
badly have a majority in the House. The
Senate is doubtful
The Congressional delegation remains IN
changed
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Fire I'm NeNY OrIcana.

NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-The loss by
the Four b District fire is about S25U, 900.
Sky dwellings were burned. 1t was The
work OF an incendiary.
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Memphis Races.
THIRD DAY.

The Bulletin gives the following account Of
the third day IS races:
Had the goddess Fortune chosen day
upon which to crown all with success who
seek her smiles, one more appropriate than
yesterday could not have been selected. The
weather was all that could be desired. Dust
a little more than was necessary; however, a
larger crowd than usual met at an early hour
to witness the third days sporting OF the
Fall Meeting over the Memphis Course. For
the first race it was generally understood that
but one horse would start-"Belle Brandon"
who at IL o'clock gailoped around the
track and took the purse in slime" that was
not noted.
THIRD DAY-wnSEspAr, Nov. 2-FIasr RACE
sweepsL,ke for two year dds 500 subscription $50
forfeit. -Four subscribers.
l. W. B Woods ch. {. Belle Brandon !" by
Hugh L. French; dam ''Bslle, )" cut OF .'licAy-
ans Roans,rs, and ss.,rod, .:s,: IT,
Woo twsrd" by Albba; dam Eudora, by Pri44npd. n.
John CGnapbeli's CHI C. by Wagner; dam
Fanny Campbell, by Glencos. pd. n.
4. Also, en-. c. by Glencoe; dam by Little
Emily by Wagner, (walked over eoarss) .pd. n.
As the days sport depended entirely upon
the last race. all parties tried to make their
comrades interested. Bets during the morn
ing were even; however, by IL O'Clock,
Tennessee had the call against the field,
aud when IL was ascertained that but three
horses would start, she was the f.vorte by )
10 /, and some bets were made al 100 to IS.
Tennessee" drew the pole Nat. Davis
next; and /. Martha Worsham" outside.
Tennessee" got the lead at the start, and
was at least two lengths ahead all the way
through the race, coming on; In the last mile
80 yards ahead and winning the heat In $40.
Bets now run high. '-Tenpessee" giving large
odds, and " Martha Worsham's /" friends
hedging at every corner. The horses all
cooled OF As handsomely rs could DO desired;
"Nat. Dasis' looking remarkably well. and
In the start for the second beat lead OF two
lengths ahead, which position be maintained
manfully TO the third quarter In he second
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For AIleriE.

Il ? We authorized announce JOHN K
ED HoNDSON Us a Candidate SHERIFF Of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. Oct26-Ie.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce JAMES 81.
HINTON Candidate for re election the Office of
oheria Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
eIection. septZotd.
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SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. $. 1859.

Hon. JoHS BELL is at present at
home. having just arrived from his coal mines
in Kentucky.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IITE have this day lated With as In the
w Grocery Business Mr.. a. W. III. BuTIkA and &
!. knn. The style OF the afm, however, viii re-
main heretofore. We are very thankful 10 the
community foe their liberal patronage already be-
ed and hope thai ~il Eail merit their
attention With associates
noy2-2w KIRKPATRICK, NEvISs Il co.
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Cincinnati Market.

OINCINNAII, NOV. z, = n.
BEESWAX.-yery little coming in, and tie demand
is good at 2s93Gc, according 10 quality.
PROoMS-rhe supply gradually increases aad
prices easier, though not quotably lower the
mani being fair but chiefly local Not much doing
for export
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To Contractor.

CgAT.ED proposals. will be received By the under
- signed from anlli the ttA November nexl,
fsr ths Opeainx 6r.Alag, zBd M4ekdzmiElag % R4rE
NJ c.pIa AycRae. fron Cedar 10 Gay stress. rhs
Grade, spsei1casiessaad terms % eoaiF.ct Be
seea Il say once zniii The 3th Sov~nser.
9 y. H0Ll1SGsWoRra,
oekls-td MAJOR
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Criminal Court Clerk.

clerk.
So We authorized To announce K. II. CAMP
BELL u Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk a. the
ensuing AaFCh eAeCtioh auglJ-te
BS- We are authorized 20 announce CHAS +. DIG
CONS Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election July4-t
Sc Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHANE
Esq, Candidate for re-eIec 10 to the office OF
CrImnal Court Clerk At next March election myI7te
III We are authorized 20 a.uounce pr E. NJ
PATTERSON as u Candidate Tor CrimInaI II Clerk
althc ensuing hircn election may2& I'd
County Trustee.
as- We are authorized To announce JOIN W. MAR
rS as a canddate IOr County Trustee at the ensuing
March election e octll-ld
Ss-Te authorized to announce HARDIN r
BOSilCk Candidate Tor the office Of County trustee
vi davidson couaty AZ tue ensuing March election.
ocL5-td.
Es- We are authorized to announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE as a Candidate Tor County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. sepIO-te
zs-weure autnorizedto announce rHoS 4. SAUN
DERS as a Candidate LOT The ONCE OF County Trustee
VI davidson County At tue election to be held in
March, 1860. apr2O-td
RS- We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL p
AhENf a Candidate Tor County Trustee the mex
March election. aprls-td
Or We are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;ini.l,tA for Trustee of Davidson coun
y Al tho next HarCh election. aug20-te
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A l. E.

IIJISHING to make other Investments We pro-
w pose sellall our Real EstateIn Davidson CO.,
as follows:
That Suburban Residence.
OF the city and pposte the residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton TINS Is, perhaps, the most
manding site ii the vicinity OF Nashville, aud is a
most desirable country residence. The house will be
sold With II Is Of land the may
choose.
That Valuable Farm,
xnowu the sinus Tract, situated the smith Turn
pike (od Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
vile, containing $50 acres The soil goou is we'll
watcred and unbered, and can be divided into small
tracts uI twenty acres aud upwards, all which are
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardensand dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road, now occupied by L. u McCampbell
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about 25u acres. This place we'll known as TO
need no further description IL viii also be divided
to suit purchasers T. q. cLampbeli al show these
places - any one who viii call
Allthe above property viii be sold reasona BILE
terms and on credit Of one two, three and four
years
Apply toA. VS.. Lindsey Nashville, or to either
| OF the Undersigned.
TH0S. c McCAMPBEIl.,
SIX milesfrom Nashville.
j. a. McCAAPBEIl,
april Nashville.
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s The Agent of the Adams Express has
our thanks for Louisville papers in advance
of the mails.
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BUTrER.-The receipts during the week have been
quite liberal, and the market is dull, though prices
Can hardly be quoted lower. The export demand IS
but moderate. Tie sales and up 100 packages, at 10
G13c for common old l49l5c for fair fall OHIO
and l5f0l7c for Roll, the latter for choice.
100 hrkIns and kegs exported during the
week, and lis brls anu ga irkins mporIed.
CHEESE.--An active demand has prevailed for this
article during the week, and full have been re-
allied The sales during the week add up 900 bxs
at SO 9e, chiefly the latter rate, for selected w K
lie Tor glish Dairy, and l2c for Durham Farm
s,s46 boxes received during the week. and SIS
do exported The supply is better the receipts be-
ing greater the past than the previous week
CANDLES AND SOAT The market for Candles is
unchanged. The demand Is fair, and in some cases
the orders ahead of The manufacturers. We
have no change TO notice in Soap. We quote as be-
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SAPONlF1ER,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

LNOR making Soap without lime, with little trouble
l. and triii, peuse. The cheapestarticle ever
discovered FOR the purpose. One pound will make
twelve fifteen gallons OF goSd Soft soap, or nine
pounds Hard soap. Printers will md IL a superior
article for cleaning type II is perfectly soluble aud
free from impurities.
Rroken in small Jumps and put up in !, 2, and
ID cans ,
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold by
r.. DuRKEE 4 CO.,
oet3-dkw1y Isl Pearlstreet, New York
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T0haeco.

IrxrxA r.s aswssx TOO ssa. fog s<l. At
II ~4is RAMS. sRovs cos
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rusr rseeive1 fresh s,eek q F.nsy eooss.
ID eesnhs DrazAes. faEsss, fookst Doeks. psr1<
Moansi.z, fesEhsE szlebais, rF4Telins Cases. sh<.l
rAekins cenks tszi baitoas. k4zeEs, straps. To4s<
hrrsss, sci-sefs. ksisss. -. ALTER sale Ice ~
artesf = wsaFit-
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New Music! New Music!!
M Auck's Music Store

D0BBiN around, Schotiisch, 5 csnts
ID silvery Mcknight Moon, IS a
have heard from my home, IS "a
Anaie Lisls, "a beautiful Songl IS "
Gentle Annie, variations by BellAk IS {"
forssttslAde, Polka brilliant, By Cots
chalk, 80
Ia fraytA.a, complete Opera, 81 90
Richardson's revised Piano Instructor, 90
Teachers and Ssmiosries sappilsd The usual
terms and hnse seat % any part u the country
receipt OF marketpra scptl7U
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CtIOvER TmslAy Herd Grass, Bsae Grass xnd
u Orchard Grass seed 1as1 rsSslse< .ad fer sal.
lou foe casa. RAINS, hk0sS q CO.
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vii ssias my once % Cedar street, No Is sbeu,
essis-a :. o. HAWKINS, ACCT .
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Observation-Disclosures
A BLO0DLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
MOHEAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity OF this Invaluable Rene
II dy has been purchased by citizens of the United
States during the short time Il has been before the
public The reason for this extraordinary snccess in
simply In the actual truth value OF the article
No one buys the MAGNETIC PLATTER without be-
coming its friend II performs all that IL promised.
aud carries with IL It's own recomme ndution. Truly
this isa yietory-pcaceful and bOodless-but We be.
eye not less glorious than the triumphs OF war with
It's tain Of carnage and desc lAtion.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest strengthener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
has yet discovered. Ifyou putthis Plaster any
where, Pain IL there, the Plaster will stick there
untithe Pam has vanished. Toe Plaster magnetiles
ths Pain away and
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DIR. q. II. Bonds French Pre-
yenfatiyes.
Extra Family Flour.-

Is stors Aaa for sails So hAgs eztra falaIIy FlsaI
u hizkII4, HooPER 4 CO
ues2s sar Ma sad Aartas sff
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A L>o, on hand, Preserves, Pine Apples, Pickles.
n Tomato Catsup. Sauces, oysters, Sardines Sal
mons, HOLSTERS, NC, sc. Fruits, Oranges, Lemons
Rlisns, Figs, Currants, Cltron, &c, Cheese, Dried
Beef, Bee Tongue, &C, Spices, Teas ac. 10 sold
cheap either wholesale or retail.
CHAS. ROBERTSON,
oct27 No. 81 Market street.
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GOLD PENs.

rSssors..e forssls.fsw s1rrsls efszssEisnslrss
iPsfztses kIzELl.. HOOPER 90.
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Assy supply sfsAsssss article ,lass ssssfved -
lsaesk JnffN rnEg -
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Great Attraction.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Land, Negroes, &c,
TN pursuance OF the last will and testament Of

i Charles Ready, seaior, deceased, shall, on the
ssd, 2Ith and s5lh OF November neyG,
Al his late resiieacs Rutherford county, Ready
viiel sell ali the bsianoe Of tha personally belong
ing 20 estate consisting In part OF Horses, Cows
Fodder Corn Oats, Cotton, two Cotton Gins port
able trisG Mai beat frasher and Fan Two wagoas,
= large lot Of Farming Utenssis, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, &c, together with
As Negroes,
Embracing nsa, Women, Boys and Girls Also. the
tr.cl Of lAad which be resided, containing Asoat
500 ACRES,
And as acres Of Cedar Land The vicinity. These
lsnas are fAvorsely sitealed, be1ag GA and nezr
good tar apike roads, esaxenisnt 90 mills, cherehcs
poss oeice &c Tue Homestesd fraci "a ens OF the
b-ss prov ed places in the sOaay; of snsarp.zsed
fertiifIy sell s4tsred aud has Of he hest mill
sites ON stoae's river. Nearly the enifrs tract
veil iHeIesed, $50 ealtivsisoa: che
balance veil Tin bsrrd sna . large portlss % d ct
wRh grass Tiers - nc better wheat. eorn eetioo
and Ian In ibis latitude zaAit .enlF.sy
adapted stoek raising. Il siii bs sold credit
% 1, 2snd years ne Gear LAnd . Second 10
uons for the qazatfy znd gnaiss % rs cedar tina
Der. 10 Oil be sed IN lots e 30 o. 20 acres,
credit Of snd years ne DesFe.s and other
pfap>rsy . credit u t~else noafhs. T.e APP
proved 1cesrtss xai be rsqsised In ali cases, sn1
lien retained "a The lad tl he perehsse monsy
p4i4- CHARLES READY.
as,s7-im Ezse1ser-
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ID. c. rIOREHKAD, vi. D.,
Runaway Negro TO be Sold.

DuRSCANT 20 the laS In such case provided,
IL will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, af the
Court House IN Nashville on Saturday, the 18th day
Of November, 1855. q negro man nAmed jim
yim committed "a the jail Of Davidson county
the 10Th flct-, 1855, represented when committed
that he belonged Frank Gulley of North Carolina,
but has been reclaimed. He - about 20 years
old 8 feet 10 inches high, ana weighs lao pounds, ,
Aad 10 o. dark complexion.
s-Is under The Law aud will communicates COED
title A. against al owners see section asss q The
code. J. A. hINTOz,
~ Sheriff OF Davidson county
Hy ruos Honsox ,JaIior. octl<-td a
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PaiueannoterisI where this Plaster is appIies

4
Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
biiity Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds, Pains and Aches Of every kind down eve
TO Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELiEv nd, and with
ttIe patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
caltnnuence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL IL the
simplest ,surest safe cheapest
edy IN existence. It's applicaticbis unlycrsalequa
~ 20 the strong man the delicate woman, and ths
feeble infant. To each and aliit wiilprove Balls
and blessing. It's Use isagreeabe and without
nOyanoe trouble. It's price IL within reach OF ALL
rich or poor; all may hayelt, ana ailshoald have
who are sick, and suffering la any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL viii be the
Good PHI sieaB any household ready a. ell times
and q Instant notice. ~.
Put Of IN air zig hi tin boxes. Each box will naks
six 10 eight plasters ane any child spread them
Price 2scents box, withfuil and plain directions.
ID. e. mOREEIEAD. M. D.,
lnsenter ead Pyprsetor 10 Walker Stree, NeD ferl
hoREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
All DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
Nulu
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Time Sale.
CLOSING OUT TO QUIT BUSINESS.
Auction Sale Of Groceries
CARTER, WILSFORD & CO.,
Tuesday, November Sth, 1859.
TERMS Rel OW

Tuesday, November Sth, 1859.
TERMS BELOW.
Is bags choice BaltimorelOo bbls. Pixies Magnolia
C1rsci whisky;
hhAs strictly choice So bbis. tennessee White
sugar; Whisky,
100 boxesArmstrong Is Star 10 bDls. old Bourbon
Candles; WhIsgy;
so quarters Armstrong; 10 bbls. Tin:
star Candles, n. Y. Brandy
Is boxes Rodgers star half bbls Cheny Bran
Candles, 'Fours;l dyi
20 half boxes Rodgers IS boxes Pearl Starch
star Candies, yours 100, ", German Ssgars.
IS hall boxes Il ldgcr'ssLar sortedi
Candies, fun weight so 900 me Imp Cigars;
"Sixes, - loo casks soda;
100 kegs i0d Nails; 90 boxes papered Soda;
100 - sd IS = Sob
SO Cd Z" ID 2Sib
~ I'd a. 500 Cog. Backing;
rs Sd 10 cases kleli's oysters;
Is Z" ia Z" 20 boxes Jas. ArthaE's
90 Three G ,lon DimUonS; Tobaecoi
Is Cases Roundwood 10 boxes X ID. Barke's
Matches; Tobacco;
10 cases snang Match IS hall boxes Smith 4
es; King Pug Tobacco;
so gross German Matches 200 keans sraPiang
"a cases lea; Paper,
90 doE. Back Pepper; so d"z. Buckets.
loo ne.t Tubs; 20 bios. Grape Vinegar.
$50 doz. u ash Boards;
Tue goous will be offered with liberal privileges.
Ali Sums under $50 casa, all over $50 aad an.lef
$500, KY days; all sums $500 and I'M
der 81 ooO, ninety days; all 81 900 four
noat.ls. SOtcs sith approved security, pay able IN
OF CITY Banks.
noyS CARTER, WIt.SFOtiI 4 co.
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Star Candles, full weight .... zoe.
II o.. Is
Opal 90 full weight...... II
Tallow - double pressed. 49,.
Soap No. and Palm. $500.
herman. 6H
Z
HIDES-No change in the market. The demand in
limited. We quote as before:
EIpt :-......-...........l4 (0l5c
Dry Salted .----..-..-....l3 0Sl4c
Gretn SAlted. ohl &c
Oreeh &c
HAY.-The demand is fair and prices q shade
lower Prime closes at Sl6aI6 So
IRUN--The market continues dull and the demand
quite moderate About % tons Pig soil during the
week IN small parcels at S25 for Ohio hot blsst We
notice some sales Of Lake superior blast at $50
Bars unchanged. Common 251c.
LEAIHER-Ihe market Continues dull without
change IN prices. The following the selling rates
which We continue to give before:
Sole, city tanned, per ID ssOsoe
Hemlock, do. do. 24026c
Harness Leather, do. ZIG ;Oc
SEIrtlng, do. S2034c
CalfSkins, per dog. S25cS3o
hip DO do. 30S940
Upper Leather, per doI 33440
Bride do do. 4O845
OllS.-Linseed very dull and prices shade lower
About $50 brls sold during the week AT 56D56J and
We understand sale made Monday at 55c
though the particulars were kept private. Lard arm
II sSc, with a good demand. Red steady 6L and
a y is, and Iallow at exc.
A LSo, on hand Preserves Pine Apples Pickles
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

A beautiful assortmentjus opened at Luck's Mu
n sic aud Fancy store on Church street Call and
exa'uinc befo:e purchasing elsewhere.
oct21-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-30

Col. SHAFFNER's EXPEDITIONS one
O'Clock this (Monday) afternoon the barque
Wyman, Capt. Barker, sailed on an expedition
to the Northern Atlantic Ocean to survey a
route for telegraph cable by way of Green
land, Iceland and the Shetland Islands, to
Glasgow. The vessel has been chartered by
Col. t. P. Shatfher, who goes in her. accom-
panied by his wife and son, and two gentlemen
of Worcester.
Just previous to the sailing of the vessel,
John A. Dana, Esq, of Worcester, presented
Col. Shaffher with signal flag, bearing the
Masonic emblems the square and the level.
He spoke Of the magnitude of the enterprise
originated by Col. s., and commended him
and his family to the protection Of Divine Pro-
whence
Col. Shaffher, in reply, spoke at length of
the purposes of the expedition. He had re-
ceived from the King Of Denmark the exclu-
sive right to lay cable in Greenland and Ice
land, and spoke of the advantages this route
would have over any other to Europe, in
cheapness of construction, shortness of connec-
tons, &c. lie estimated the expense of laying
the cable at one and half million dollars
AT the close Of Col Shaffher's remarks his
friends babe him and family hasty adieu, and
the vessel went to sea with wind and tide in
her favor.-BoSton Traveller.