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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-20
7. nuRGE. C.
e u IL G. e s. AL EN-,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

e u IL G e s. "A l. l. e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission az Produce Merchants
ANp DEALERS IN
BEANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
yHTE receipt of large assorted stock
Wv Groceries, Liquors &c. which invite the attention
sugars.
$50 hhd Louisiana Sugar. bbs Baltimore Louisiana
100 bbls and Philad4 pha Conee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar, Is bbls Baltimore anu Louisiana
so bbls and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar
Powdered Sugar 2j bbls Baltiznore atd Phladel
pha Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, s5 do o. G. Java COIee,
I'D dc Laguyra do
$50 bbls New MOlas go ten gallon kegs Cold sJlu'
800 Z bbls do 20 bbls do do
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 900 doz Painted Buckets,
$50 4 do do IS Painted Tubs,
200 = do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes Tallow do 900 doz Brooms.
100 do Pearl Starch 50.CQ0 assorted Cigars,
200 do Bar Soap, 1j bxs Smoking Tobacco;
Is chests Green Black Tea 500 do Manufactured dc
IS bags Spice, grades
30 do Pepper, 100 bxs CARROTS Snuff,
10 bales Ginger, so kegs Shot, assorted sizes:
100 casks New Castle Soda . do Bar Lead
100 bxs do do papers, IS bxs Mason's Backing;
ceroons hest Indigo, $50 do Glassware
2casks Dutch Nader; $50 do Window Glass;
25 tiercesf Rice, 500 bbls Kenhaw= Salt,
LIQUORS.
800 bbls Deans e Whisky, 900 bb best Robertson coun
Is do Ward 8 Cary $50 bbis Rye & Bourbon do
o Smiths old reserxe 10 100 Longworths Catagb
26 or. pipes Sherry Madeira Wine;
Wine 90 x casks old Burgundy Port
pipes Holland Gin so bask Champagne Wine;
95 casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kept Grocery
inc. Ijanlel BURGE & ALLEN.
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FISHER, WIRELESS IL CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
M e II G HAN rs.
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of Broad and Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
receiving Of the largest and most desirable
w stock of Groceries offered to the trade by any house
In the city, to wit:
s. hhds New Orleans Sugar;
l5O bags do do Codee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
a = do do
165 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nas
50 boxes Taow Candles,
80 barrels Crushed Sugar
IS boxes W Cheese;
IS do ED do
300 barrels Whisky, all brands;
y casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Rgisins;
100 y do de do
IS Il do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
lI65 bags Fine Salt
800 do Coarse dc
100000 Cigars. all brands;
us boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades
With other articles mention all of which
will sell at unusually low prices TO cash dealers
decls-u FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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NJ CHATHAM. a. y GCArHAa
M. 81 E. IF. CHEATHAM,s
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE, AND CHURCH. SHEETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
EET in receipt Of large and stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part follows
lJ0 hhds Sugar. all grade 100000 genuine Havana CigsrsS
2OO bDls choice MolasSes 2OO kegs Nails, assorted;
lOO y DO do JOG dozen Painted Buckets
$50 hays prime Rio Coffee; 80 Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Walnus
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
I'D boxes Star Candies; 10 bbls Fillerts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRAN DIES, WINES, &C.
. = Z d = choice French Brandes;
90 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
l5c baskets best brands Champagne
80 boxes ScOyiil ClaTet,
50 do St.Juien do
80 casks London Porter;
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bjls Walkers Ale;
lOO bbs inc Robertson County Whisky
. bhls pure old Rye do
3 do do do bourbon 40
And also large stock Of Common WHISKY, American Brandy
Gin, &c
POWDER AGENTS,
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder. The
dergd Icing the only Agents in Nashville Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traders,to their
large stock OF Powder on band, IN Magazine for sale.
@ kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
sSS d: DO DO DO 5000 1 kegs Sycamore Blasting
800 i do do do $50 esses Of Powder, assorted
$500 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbls Toy Co..
der. safety fuse.
janll N. &. E. F. CIIEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duponts PoWde-; JOY, Bckford & Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse.
Sycamore do
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ALEH WILLIAMSON ARCHER CHA NAM
WILLIAMSON 81 CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BrandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &C.,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLEs TENNESSEE.

FFYE undersigned have in the following pure Jiquor
Wines, &C. which they offer to the trade low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers those goods
to examine their stock before tIying.
Our Liquors and Wine purchased direct through
tom House and n be warranted genuine Being determined to
sell al low hguesposessing the facilities TO do feer
ourselves that Offer such inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers, IS win meet their views.
BrandieS, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
20 and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands very old;
5 = Pps Bordeaux do 90 bbls Old Rye do
u do Rochelle do bbls genuine Old Bourn do
5dO pure Holland Gin; 100 bbls fine Tenn. Corn do
2puneeOns pure W. Rum 2PunchsOns Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best br.nus.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
best brands; l0qr casks Sherry;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
rs boxes Hsd Fine olarsts; 10 DO DO Port; DO old
1UO d Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &c.
On casks London orter, best brands;
80 do English and Scotch Ale best brands
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Bitters;
20 do French COrdials assorted;
80 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, MAreschino and Absynthe
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 100000 German CIGARS
choicest braDIs $4,000 Baltimore Regallas do
20 bs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. Anderson
10 do do do do do 'Leftwicks aces
90 DO DO DO DO "su aR %s'i Pa.
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco 'sutherands sine qua
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ChamOer Flippel
Golden Leaf;''
90 boxes ans Virginia Chewing Tobacco, LanghOrn Aristea
No. /, Gold Leaf;''
/ boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "AIlen's;'
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS q boxes 'Kean Smiths celebrated Twis and Pancakes
Danvie Tobacco equal, if not SUPERIOR any
ed in this market
With many other articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
ssD9 No. =, College street. Nashville, Tenn.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
yIELE 81 CO.,


yIELE g. CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONESTS,
Corner store Of the 8eag Caioz and American Buildings,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets,
NASH WILLIE, FEN = Z SSEE,
IN FsPECTFUILY ask their old, Gs and customers,
the public generally, call
Supplied with large and complete Stock Of Drugs,
medicines Dyest1fs Fancy Goods, and all articles Kept Drug
stores and constantly receipt OF fresh supplies Of the
they perfectly confident Of their ability to give entire salts
ac on reference Doth prices and qualities Of their goods
Thankfui for the liberal patronage extended the
old We hope by prompt attention % business to merit
continuance O' D'F '1'-' DENovILLE CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPAIATi iENT.
the supervision OF thorough and accomplished
Prescrptioni,t Druggist and orders in that neO or bust
viii all hours, day and night be Proy aid accurate
MEDICINES, ms NEETS, 6c.--We in
IN vte attention Ply scans stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals surgical anu DSi-'-' --'' DEaeYiLLE CO.
PNOMESTIC AlsTECLES.--The heads Of families
are call and examine stock Of house keeping
arteessuch as Pepper SPICE Nulmeg sJ5Tcn; GO
|ASDEN SEEPS--Ina addition to TIE above they would
also invite their large assortment Of Fresh
01 jan3a SiG S A'-u'''l ''" DEMolILLE CO.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
At Nos. 10 and ~ Union Street,,
BY
WE SSEL. IL TIL HTPS ON.
50 boxs Sicily Oranges IOObxs Raisns, al size pack
20 do do Lemons, ages
800 Cocoa Nuts > bXs New C1rra-tS,
10 chests fine Tea, IjUdo E.. D. & ". Il. Cheese,
50 baskets assorted Cham Ejam Cheese, direct
payne Wines, superior from holland,
quality, 20 bills Champagne Cider,
aO doz Woods Oysters and2 . Cider Ale Pumps, sill
10 warrantei yer tops,
so doz Maliby's Oysters, 9 ID Tierces Dried Beef,
cans, sugar cured Hams,
The above endless variety other articles lire,
We var are Go" o-sns al '4sl VESSEL THOMPSON
ItNIkIN ES.--ge stock Of Syringes some entirely nsz
= qterns lust received and for sale by A.STRETCH-
SEED POTATOES.
choice PINK ye NeshaunOck Potatoes to be sold
"a by JOYNT & TREANOB,
nh3j No 81 Broad street
FLOWS! PEONS!! PLOWS!!!
MAJ keep constantly hand fUll assortment Of plows
~ Manufactured al the Tennessee PiOVV EactO-
ry. would do well give call before purchasing.
sell them good steel pillow has ole ed
city, twenty per less you
haze been payngf the same quality PlOws.
?. q c. ANDERSON,
febG-tf 80 and IS Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
CLOVES SEED AND OATS,
EETE have and will sell low
w ) bags PeuGsy lvsnia Glover Ssed
eco do prime Oats.
milo HUGH M'CREA & co.
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r. w. MAXEY & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
TN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, -
sszzEET cOPPER, SHEET IRON ~
WARE, EEAsBLEHzED IRON mANTLEs,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NO. &c. SOUTa MARKET sTREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
az- JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. "a
standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, Of
Weights and Measures,
AT THE sToRE OF
p. w. mAxEY & co.
SPECIAL NOTICE is CALLEDTO
HI OK ~
House Keeping Establishment,
4G PUBLIC SQUARE, or STAIRS
over formerly Hicks, China EsaII, new
J. G. Darden 81 Co.'s china Hall,
Nashville.
WTHERE Catalogues q few thousand articles kept
w at hisessoshnent may ee had descriptive OF he kind
Ct business he proposes 70 do and the articles hand, and 10
constantly Kept for gale to cash buyers prices than the
same kind Of goods have teeR usually
be his purpose as always has BEEN in whatever business he has
been engaged Keep up with the improvements Of the he
friends whether they immediate Of goods his line
not .oetSll A IL HICKS
HARRIS. GORDON q CO.,
Tx PURPOSE or THASsscTIxoA
GENER RAJ COMmES S4ON
Forwarding Business.
At re old stand Of " "a Gordon &c Co., Rasdri Tenn
W. II. GORpos Co.. viii continue the Factory and Mill
Agency heretofore in the Warehouse being erected al
joining tie occupied BY IIariis. Gordon & co.
Nashville, Nov ], lsj5-
Fine Imported Rrandies for sale.
q Pipes. Jules Rotine & Co. oOsna' Vintage Is5s
Z Alex ssignetts I56
I PBaSnehon old Scotch whisky, very ane.
The above Invoice Of Brandys viii sell to the trade cheap
Bec 'i5'---' ''-'' HARsIS GoRreN & CO.
WH5SAX.
RnA BARRELS Deans Aurora Whisky
0eVO go DO Sam Hale's do
IN store and for sale BY HARRIS, GORDON < CO.
TUIEE1'S ISLAND SALT.
9000 BAGS SAT- in 'i @SE sRa o GoR i eco
SUNDlesES.
- < HALF BARRELS MoIassesi
- IS d. Land Plaster
so boxes NJ J, Bar Soap;
In store and FOR salshy HARRIS. GORDON &Co-
TOBACCO.
DG0 BOXES La3g9orne & sens ex Gold Leaf Tobacco;
50 dc JOS GOdWins Rosebud fShaeeoi
In store ana fsr saieby HARRIS. GORDON & co.
COTTON ROPE.
ono BELS Bed Cord and Plough Line size Cotton Cord
| ekSESB In and for sale by
! GLOVER SEED.---I5 Barrels PennsyIVa-
- MIA Clover seed. Just received AID Tor sale by
decl5-6 HARRIS. GORDON X co.
EA5zsEEAnESs SCALES.
/ FULL Stock Of ali sizes, ID Il salehy
r. nov2 HARRIS. GORDON & CO.
/ fILCVER SEED --Fiftegn bbls Pennsylvania Glove
/ ~ Seed, Just received and for sale by
DecI5 HARRIS. GORDON & Co
s90 BOXES Theetts star Candies in store and
! SeSBNr Tor salet by HARRIS. GORDpN 4 co.
a LOE OF E1zPGE ED BsZANDIES.
/ N tei%2 HARRIS GORDON & co.
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1859. STRING GOODS. 1889.
EVANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Va
EEETIE5S, CLOTHING. HOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, ssONNETs, sc.
No. I, Nashville INN Block,
EASHTILLE TEFEESSEE
WE are nov in receipt stock Of Goods Tor the Spring
W TIaie Thch would call attention o 1ier-
chants visiting Cy. stock comprises every variety
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties, Sishne, Boots
Sh0es, Hats, B0nnets, &c, &c
from our long experience the purchase Of goods
feel satisfied That and stock
sufasaed and cash ard prompt time dealers Wiz
inducements 70 purchase Of
fei24-u Evans T. CO.
ANDREW ;. SMITH,
no 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TEEBESsEg,
pElLEBN
TENNESSEE I720Ns CAST 1NGS, NAIES,
sTEEI, WAGON AxLEs, ELIFTIc sFErsus,
ND all other arcesi IL Of business which, he oEersa
"a wholesale and retail, Tor cash, the ab0vesand
tsI9 J9-ly
II. AxsoSE, n
Il. H. & J. G, WALOA NE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Mash willie, Ten "a ssee,
yETILL attend toa business entrusted to their care in Al
w this city Ooe No . Cedar street
the square .deua2-dtris Ean-
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Ship Admiral, tBrem.l weitng, for Baltimore, enter
ed Tor loading at Liverpool, 14th ult.
ship Washington, -, for Alexandria, having struck
the bar and will into dock, put back to Liverpool 18th
ult.
Ship Ann E. Hooper, Hooper, for Philadelphia, sailed
I'm Liverpool, 18th ult.
Ship Oliver Jordan, Frost, to load at Paposa for Ba
more, remained at Valparaiso, Oct 18th.
Bark Selah, Could for Charleston, and brig AVIAN,
br Ireiry for Halifax both hence, at anchor
the Horse Shoe, Both ult.
Schr. Petrel, (Brl Skinner hence for St Johns n r
went to Both ult.
Schr. Georgia soule, for Alexandria, cleared at Port
land, Both ult.
d. c., sailed from Rockland 9th uIt
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK December Arr. barks Mary Frances
ST Juan; Montezuma Turks Island schr. Alexander NJ
Jacmel-Crd. steamships DeSoto, Havana; Mont
New Orleans brig Pedro S. Dolls Nuevitas schrs Edwin
John Jones, s. B. Strong, and Worth North Carolina;
December Arr. ship Harvest Queen, LiverpooI.
barks Ariel, Port PJince; Cavao Galveston; brigs
south, do; Wenonah. Lanzarotte T. B Watson Porto
Caoeilo; Fannie o. Field, Havana; John R. Dow, New
Orleans; VIM c, Clark Minatitan Granada Sagua; Bal
tmore Port au Prince; Josephus, Black River, ia;
SGhrs L. Gertrude and Pathway, Charleston southerner
Havana; j. L. Bowman, st. Johns p R.; Maria Para;
West Wind, Richmond Island City, Alexandria; S c.
Iiconderoga, Mobile; bark Weather Gage Richmond
brig L. L; Berry, Bermuda; schr Helene, Havana.
stone Staie neSemoeF zArr. steamer Key
H. Johnson, Richmond; Young American, Port Deposit
Cid schrs L. B: Ferguson, Newbern, N c.; Helen
Mar, Richmond J. c, Baxter: Charleston.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, December Arr schr c. Crook
New York.-Crd. schrs. Henry Finch and Brothers,
New 0rk; NJ G. Durfee, Fall River Seasville Boston.
NORFOLK, december Arr. schrs. Davidson, New
YORK; d. r Hickman, ephia.-Crd schrs Hele
ma Helen, Salem; W Baker, Providence; Hardscrabble
Rhode Island; S. B. Howes Mane J. W. Hammond, New
Hampshire.
ALEA ANDRIA, December Arr. schrs Eben Saw
yer Boston, Carlton Jayne and Henry Finch New York:
NJ. T. Durfee, Fall River Elizabeth Jane, Philadelphia
lid - VI schrs Nirginan and NJ. Van Dusen, New York
NOhFOLh, december Arr, Schr EmDrp
9ork.-CPd. schrs. Conova, West Indies; Minhalia,
Portsmouth N. II.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

SUICIDE.-l esterday about twelve o'clock man
named Francis O'Farrel committed suicide by
jumping from the roof of three story house. No
IL Flsh Market Space. OFarrell has been boarding
at the house, which is kept by James Herring, du-
ring the past summer and fall, and has been much
addicted to drinking liquor. For some weeks pre-
vious to Thanksgiving day he had abstaned from
any indulgence, but on that day he commenced
drinking, and continued doing so almost constantly
until yesterday morning, when he appeared much
depressed in spirits and spoke despondingly to
young man who was in the room. He requested
this young man to go down to the bar and procure
him a glass of whiskey, but on complying with his
request Mrs. Herring refused to give any. Several
times during the morning he asked for liquor but
failed to get it, Atthe hour named he left his room
went up into the garrett, got out of a dormant
window and threw himself from the ewes of the
front of the root. In passing down he struck the
framework of an awning, breaking it and falling
on the pavement. He was picked up and conveyed
INTO the house. and several physicians called. He
was in unconscious condition, and died in fifteen
minutes. OFarrell a married man. but ow-
ing to his dissolute habits, his wife was compelled
to separate from him. During his late spree he
talked much of his domestic troubles and yester-
day morning, in conversations with Mrs Herring
and others, referred to them. Coroner Sparklin
held an inquest over the body, and a verdict was
rendered of "desth at his own hands," He was
about forty-seven years of age, and worked at the
Maryland Sugar Refinery.
ATTEMPT TO GARRoTE.-About four O'Clock on
Saturday morning, officer Fields of the Western
Station, arrested young man no gave his name
as Joseph koons, (but who served few years in
the Penitentiary under the name of John Cole, on
a charge of attempting to rob Mr.. VIM. l. Welton,
an extensive cattle dealer in this city, Mr. Welton
had just landed from Philadelphia and left the Pre-
sident street depot shortly after the arrival of the
cars, and proceeded on his way towards his resi-
dence, corner ofHollins and Stricken streets. When
considerable distance up Baltimore street. he was
suddenly set upon by two men, one of whom threw
his arms around his neck and attempted to garrote
him, whilst the other dealt him blow on the face
which knocked him down. Mr.. Weton then called
out for help, and was heard by Mr.. Waltemeyer.
who resided in the immediate vicinity who
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PRICE TWO CENTS

quletude which now agitates our neighborS We
Wlllngly repeat that 1t is the legitimate fruit of
their foreign policy since the commencement of this
year If England is deprived of her natural allies
and reduced to guard herself, and feels she is in
pcril-if she instinctively understands that the
Isolation wherein she finds herself and the resent
ment which her conduct has engendered through
out the Continent may inspire almost irresistible
temptations to her enemieS-tO whom belongs the
responsibility, and whom should she reproach. if
not herself? 1t because we are very sincere par
tsans OF the English alliance, and of the peace of
the world, that we return increasingly, and as it
were IN spite OF ourselves, to so painful subject
IL may be readily believed that to sirnaliZe sucb \
situation is not to rejoice at it."
From the Times
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-Wthout any serious
question at issue between the two Governments
with the most sincere wish on our mart In m aintain
the most friendly relations do we find ourselvas
involved IN course of expensive preparation which
already inticts upon both countries many of the
burdens and evils of war. NJ Dupin NAV say that
we are menacing France but he well knows that
the desperate madness and wickedneSs of attacking
her was never for moment thought Of in this
country. 1t is in the power of the Emperor of the
french alone to put an end to a state of things
"nich Is becoming day by day more serious and
winch makes it a less danger to peace to sneak ont
plainly than to carry the fiction of an alliance
one party TO which appears to be arminr for the
attack and the other for the defence 1t is in the
power OF the Emperor to alay all this trouble and
suspicion, and II he does not do so we NAV not un-
reasonably draw the most gloomy inferences from
his silence.
THE ENGLISH RIFLE CoRPs MovEMExr.-The Rifle
Gorps movement Is, upon the whole, very much to
De regretted because, whilst it proves itself utterly
incompetent for duty it will never be called unon
to fulfill that of resisting the invasion of our shores
lts only tendency has been to create false impress
SION IN france as to the Just and friendly disposi-
ton ot England, and it may yet provoke an anita
gonlsm ol1 very much to be depored.-London Star,
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5tlunetarn sna Commercial 2sbittu,

BALTIMORE, December 8, 1859
Stocks continue moderately active value of the op
eratons today at the Board being $4,000 There
was very little done pit in Railroad shares but in
these stocks there considerable animation and sales
were made of 725 shares Northern Central and $50 shares
Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Ohio opened to day
at an advance of to the closing figures of yester
day, the opening sales being made $64k cash and
seller 60 days and $643 buyer GO days. but it dropped off
after the opening to of dollar per share the final
sales being made at $64 cash and buyer days and 63
seller 80 days 1t closed at S63H bid S64 asked regular
way The sales of Northern Central were made at 500
seller 60 days S2OHG2O cash. and SOY buyer 60 days
and 1t left off at S2O bid $2Ok asked regular way these
hgures being the same bid and asked yeser-
day There was some little inquiry for Mining stocks
and sale was made of 100 shares Gardner Hill at S23
cash, Gardner Hill closed at S2R bid S2% asked, and
Guord at 81 81 bid, 50 asked regular way There was
nothing done in Loans to-day and the only sale Bank
stock of IL shares Peoples at $22% Mary
land 6s 1890 los bid and Baltimore City 6s closed at
80 bid for 1855 and9S4 bid for 1905 There was some
inquiry for Railroad bonds, but nothing was done in
them. Baltimore and Ohio bonds closed at S5 bid for
lS75s; S3 bid for 1S8Os S24 bid for 1855 Northern
Central do at 64R bid, 65 asked for 1855; and North
western Virginia do at 90h bid 81 asked for first mort
gage 67 bid, GO asked for endorsed and 22k bid 23k
asked for unendorSed third mortnape
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SbIppinq SnteIIiqenca.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, December 3
Arrived.

Arrived
Steamship City of Norfolk Parker 70 hours from Sa-
vannah-mdSe. to VIM. Mentzel. On Wednesday off
Cape Romain, exchanged signals with Bremen bark
bound SOUTH on Thursday off Body Island passed steam
cr Commerce. Morley, hence for Savannah.
Steamer Potomac Watson, from New York-mdse
to Saml T. Pearce-passed off Cedar Point herm brig
at anchor.
Brig Candace, Bray, from Malaga Oct Goth; passed
Gibraltar 25th-fruft to Stirling & Ahrens.
Cleared.
Steamer Belvdere, Keene Richmond-J Brant Jr
Schr Somerset, Stirling, Provdence-Bevan, Phillips
Steamer Potomac, Watson, New York-samuel T..
Pearce.
schr. -Four Brothers, Boyd dephia-stickney &
Co
Bark Anna, (Brem.l Raschen, Bremen, Won Kapff L
Bark Gustav, (Brem) Mienaber, Bremen, A. schuma-
Brig Suscovado, (Br.) steed, Demerara-w Fl Perot
Brig Ocean Wave, Morton, Boston-Georges Creek
Schr. B. Whitley, Brown, North Carolina-master.
Schr Sarah NJ Sherman, Sherman, Providence-S.
scbr. Ocean Bird Gibbs, Providence-s. Phillips &
Co.
schr Albert Field, Phillips, Taunton n-s. Phillips
schr. S. r. vinten, Washington, New York-w.
schr Moses Van Name, Cropper, New York-w.
schr Joanna, Hand, New Haven-w Rhoads Son.
schr Eseoot' VecNary v,,dli Washington, D. C.
Schr Petrol, Shanks, San Andreas
Bark j. B. johnson, Blake, Boston-n tow of steamtug
Lioness,
Arrivals from Baltimore
Schr Rurdett Hart, Hardy, New York, Sd inst.
Schr. Rover, (Br.l Kemp, Nassau. N. p, 18th ult
Schr Americus, Walters, Boston, 1st inst.
Schr. c. S. Carstairs, Somers, Boston, LIST inst
CIearances for Baltimore.
Schr. Suwasset, Brown, New York, I'd inst
schr Baltimore, Phillips, Richmond, LIST inst.
Memoranda
Brig Isaac NJ. benson, Watts from Santa Martha ar
rived at New York % inst
Brig Orozimbo, Rosebrock, for Baltimore, sailed from
Goldsboro, Me-, 2lst ult.
Brig Laurel, lBr) Brien, for Baltimore, loading
at St. Johns N. F. 2lst ult
Ship +. W. Brune, Lands for New Orleans was at
Marseilles, 10th ult