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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
coRMnR MAIN AND sncoND sTs.
Feltand Composition Roofngll
SWEEpMAN a BRO,

(sueeessotst 20 Barnett, sw, etman a BrO.J
WILL put on the above. cheap and dura-
w bic Roofing IN Dayton ond Vicinity, also IN
the neighboring States on a. abort notice and 90
fair termn aa any flrm On Ohio Of elsewhere.it
Having had q long practical experience In tho
business, they hope TO eatiafy all who may favor
them with their patronage. They aleo keep ccn-
ty, and will sell at Cincinnat preeB for approved
paper, OF Ave per cent. diBcouht for cash will be
made, Addresa as above,
SWEETMAN g. BRO,
Dayton, Ohio.
Please leave orders at the Hardware Store oi
MesBrs Loomis Barnett, Sd st., or at our Factory
No. 1888 Fourth street, Dayton, Ohio.
auR3l.3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
BRANDENBURe&co.
An THE LOWEST CssH RATESA
NO MORE EXPLOSIONS
CaTbohic Acid Gas Non
nxplostve Burning Flnid

aFosnough's CaTbohio Acid Gas Nom
nxploslve Burning Flnid
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
III With Prof b, y. GRxeNoUoig, cf Boston, 1.-THE
original inventor Of eAmphene and Hufpink Fluid D
NON EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID
In Dayton aud Montgomery county, 1 am now pre-
pared 10 offer it 70 the publie. Having seen Aad
made kfeat valley Of the mOst dangerous expegi-
Il may BE- used with PERFECT SAFETY
and without che alghtsst pesfibllits ef accident.
and win not explode under any ordinary use Of
burning Fiuid, ! hnye fNlly tested IT. mustia ~
presence ol ~ 90 our beat Chemiat1 and many citi
iens AL pronouheet 81 Che utnlat impofttneet %
every family q safe and brilliAnt Light u8tl
'ItIe used ~ the same LamId ~ tbs eopmon
FlIlid and althoQgh iittle more expenaive IN the
nan lfAetnre, while sOid at feFy sliEbt vance
owes Som1lod Flaldg ll {. .-1'll ~ ~ q
Dr. w. w. STEWART, Druggist, =
Aagas No. - Main street, Daytoas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
- -oflce No. 2s9 Finh ID, Daytoh, Q.

hereby that Dr. D. Mccarthy has attend
ed the course of Lectures delivered By 10 the
clty Of Dayton the application Of EectficltY for
the cure Of diHease and has Witnessed tth otec "a
and aeHiated In applying II to numerous oasea ami
10 fuly competent to RdminiHter At 10 such aa desire
70 avail themselves of its beDeiits, ...-.-.l
pafton. August 10th, 1859. auEis!Imdtw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

a = IN 'F1.1eE y.
Agiae Cure. 1.

- ~ (Nt ,t.A Nab
A@T1Gyiitz lure.
1ayoa S6k 4na9 sriaSps touks osgr2a
rntssqitisutF FEwnrmTsyer ana Aqus.
Remittont Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agus, Potioai66T Headache. of Bilious
~ HsadA6he, an& bilidus Feteis. indeed
for tEiB Whdl b ca q ~ Diseases ,oYiai.
z mating IA bilisfy detane6 oshsed
< by the MalaFia 81 niasmat:o countries.
(. No ono remedy x louder called for BY tlie ne
cessities Of the "A Aft6ticah pebplo than sitt and
safe cure fof Fosd ard ARnb. Such q remedy
we arc now enlh 10 ol lers with a perfect GER
tainty that'i VIII eradirntd the disease and with
assurance, founded on bfe0f, that no harm can
nrise from iia hse In any Quantity se. .in
la That which pfctec ff5n or ireytenss dis ais.
order must be of immense service IN the comm.
mites where i prevails Z Prevention is better
than cure, Tor the patient oscapes tho risk which
he must run in violent attacks Of this baleful
dstenpdf. This Guns txpels the MAS
matte poison2of FEvER AaD AoUE from ithc
system, and prevents Tho development of the
diseaseM ~ taken On llie first approach Of rs PFC
Ihohitofy symptoms, IT 4 not only tho best
remedy ever yet discovered ior tbig class Of COM
plants, but also the cheapestsos The large guam
tity wo supply for adollar brings qit within the
reach Of eYefy body and II bilious districts,
where FEVER AND A0UE prevails, every body
should have Il, and use IL freely, both for cure
and protection. IL iy hoped bis price 7lll pld6e
il within the reach Of all 1.-The poor as well as tho
rich.i a great superiority of this remedy oyer
any other ever discovered for the speedy,an
certain cure Of Intefhittehts is, that K contains
no Qdinino or mineral, consequently II produces
no uuinisn or other iniuri0us effects whateVer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
Stravad.

IRON the Subscriber, IA miles webt Of
hieh no ahoea uni hRH a fcW white hktEn, on his
nsnf or 6silyD IA Isbsfai rev afd will b pala for
Any inl0sm6tlop ~ fshioh 1the hofts oAn - lonad
@auE7s. = I r1neL n. q. hleR AN =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
Ele o rrop a thy

To all those 0ho desire Tteafmsnt upon my Sys.
ten u Practice for the Cure oJ fheir Diseases.
4 His is TO certify thatl have given Prot.
wsFg noggett full course Of Lectures upon
cd him by practice upon number OF patients an
the general and direct application OF Electto-Gal-
vanism 90 Dlagnnatio and Therapeutic agent.
have ais0exauned him With reference 70 hiA PLY Bi+
olOgieal and Pathological AttainmentH, hnd hnd
him thoroughly pnaiihea' thettih, l thefei0fe ap-
point hr Hu5Uesser llAyt00, TO ffaotioe upon
m Syatsmof pherfpeut.ss, aRd Sommehd hi p 10
the sntire eondeucg of AL those who dsaire Akfil
ful treatment for their diseases y .ll- " u.-i
. .f. DIR. CHAMDBRLIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
ahaker Yarm..

IL Kood Gsandmotherl, MotheGs and AnntI eAz
A asa he bsst SAaEsr TarP g, 81 y ,1,,s
GasIl.dsws Eat % o., doors iiOa MAln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

The application Of Eleotro-g gaivanism to the hue
man systeu tor disease, BY medical men In our
country, have never Except by aoouent) produced
such favorable results as were expected, hence
practitioners, not Hnowing that in ita Application
1t was covered BY hNed and immuthble laws, have
had their confidence an sueh agent lessened upon
aiWust each application In their way. Resent
ldeniunsttHttUna, however, In our own city anu N
neighbofing places, have p odueed fesuts the most
lconvincing that when applied accounting to The
prime Piles regulating y TO the human system, itIst
izes TO the operator thu most Hangulne eNpeota-
tions 50 applied It Invariably act In the ai4
tectioh OF health, Ii .....-.
The diseased are etfulIy requested 10 cAl on
who have objections 70 make agAinst the practice,
requested address me, Atatingin null their obi
iections, and will weather viii admit
address them and the public generay upon the sci.
ence and meet their jections and show mole fully
the claimA this science has as Therapeutic tor hu-
| man ills. w. F. DOGGETT,
! augls Successor to DR.. Chamberlin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
PeAehea. IL Il

pICH, RIPE AND LUSCIOUS, FRESH
~ from tha Orchard, In Warren county, ever
moruinE during tha HsAaon, In wagpnh For sale,
whOleasia aed fetsf An any quantItg Al the Aefi
snltrAs Warehgqse, On I'd street, ssst e the Post
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
Grape Vines.

THE Subscriber has on hand, and in. the
two y, ara old he will be for $50 PET loco.
ALso@oo, boo DO, which be VIII sell for t26 per
1000.
He invites fruit agen.s and Others 70 give him
Nss the IuRsiis Asylum, on the Bssvsrtown aOad
jS's-Ei jS's-'lEAiSsl1'l W lNatHn q 4tRp9tQl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
- Hon, wm. D. Motgaa, saI.ar o. .hs

~ Hon. WIN. D. Morgan, editor Of the
Newark Advocate says
We have the pleasure Of announcing 10
men of all parties, that Hon. G. L. Vallan.
digham, of Dayton, viii address the people
in Newark, on Monday evening, September
26th, on tbs political qu6stibns Of the day.
AS Gen. " sIs acknowledged on all sides 10
be one 0f the very ablsst speakers in Ohio,
he will doubtless be heard by large con-
course Of voters Of all parties.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

LIv'R COMP'NT6 BLOOD DISEASES
&C, 60, &c.
Are also sure and certain Preventive against
FOVor and Ague, Cholera and summer Com
plants &ea' pA
AndiG,A most valuable and afioaeious Tonic and
Appetite oreating compound ever offered to the
Isy he useo these Blttera An Diseases ofthe Blood
viii be thorcnghly Ana slthose YhoAre
suftsring from eafy excess Of Prostration Of the
Physical Eneggt Pe restored toA Robust ana
Vigofo0s stAtsof Health.
TRe Dleoptaee org 4nsW1lI Iba stimulated and Per-
maneatly Strengthened, Appetite Will be crcAtld
and thu Deoilitkted tored 10 Now Life.
Thes RENE edy has Al very zee Ate tAEfe and wi
be taken rehtilt by Chi ~ vel A. Aita, II ~
All persona anneffuf frQu vi fty Qf the above eom-
plninfs are Invited 70 N d u HpNltS 81 fTTEhS
Dosr LPofah n gri ~ wtne giAshflI tlmhs
dayi for child small lice AdAy,
K GEUGEE.o1 -.-ss5 a.f -.
FHEUEITED STATES
7A9, broadway, N. ".
RG- Sole q so cents per bottle, S. per
dozen, 81, so per gallon extra Bitters for
Bar.rooms, by tho gallon or barrel, at the
low price Of 81 rs per gallon fine Stougnton
Bitters, $l.25 per gallon. yf--.r..-
For sala by al Druggists and 0E0oers,
WHOLESALE and kBfAfL AT
.r 742 BRoAnW AK ~, X, {
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY pHYSIO


are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rnrely Withstand or eTade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human or
ganism, correcting Its diseased action, and re-
storiug its healthy vitalities. gkE consequence
Of thesc properties, the inyald who is bowed
down with pain or physical dnbii,ty Is b slOnished
to find his health or energy lelt I'D BY NK7medy
at once so simple and inviting
Not only DO silcy cue ltic t,fs Dag c5in-
plants of every body, but also 81 y loSfnda-
bile and dangerous diseasest Tie aant below
named is pleased TO furnish stn,i iny American
Almanac, containing certIf of lllrir cures
and directions for their uae n me conf
plants Costfbefesy, Ho1r5ifas he dfis-
ina from disordered SlomdcI, Ndased, IadSgesttOH,
Pain n aud Morbid Ilaction of The Bolrels, Flat
ulene1,o Los Of Appetite, Jdrrdtct and Other
kindred complaints, arising from = low state or
the body or Obstruction of Its fupciions1n Ii.ss
Do not be put of by nnprineipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more pr0flt on! Ask
for AYERS Pills, and take nothing else.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE. RAPID CURE OF .f.
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarsenegs,
Group, Bronchitis, mcipient Consump-
tiOn, and for the relief of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
Disease. aaH3 a'5'
So wide is the field Of its usefulness, and so
numerous are the cases of its cures that almost
every section of country abounds In persons
publicly known, who have been restored FROM
alarming and even desperato diseases of the
lungs by its use When oDoe tried, its superior
ity over every other medicine Of its kind Is too
apparent to escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what aatidote 70 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of tho pulmonary organs
that are incident to our climate, Nv lille many
inferior remedies thrust tnpon The community
have failed md been discardedy tlsis has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable TO be
forgotten. --lte. ..s.,l .-.. .1-Iafs-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20
House TO Rents

A GRNTEEL Dwelling in good l0oa-,
tion containing seven rooms, TO re4t, kn-
auire at this ofhee. HuBS-n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

.ig rsu7 For Children apeethRing,ifanl
Which greatly the process testhtng, by
Boftenlngt the gums, reducing all alifnhkmmattonWtl1
allay hIlLPhIN and ApaAmOdio action, and Or
SURE 10 REGULATE THB BOWELS
Depend upon IT, Mothert, II wiiIgi rest to your
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-20

Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
jee-Iyd&w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
JOHN BROWNS COLORED REFUGEES
IN CANADA.
Of The y. Y. Tribune.

GgrFeapondrtcs
WINDSOR UPPER CASkpA, Nov. s, 1882.
Aseverythinv relative to Old John Brown" is now
interesting. would inform your readers that have
spent a few hours in Windsor, Upper Canada, with
seven of the twelve colored Missourans who now
residing in that place. The other Eve living about
nine miles in the country. These make the twelve
persons taken by Brown last January into Canada
As various reports are afioai concerning them with
to inform all parties that those living here very
industrious. Two of the seven men. They
" team" saw wood and " job round" One, boy
about twelve helps around generally. Two OF the
women who were field hands in Missouri last Spring,
on arriving Windsor, hired for 81, an acre OF land
and with spade each, they actually spahed ~ planted
IL with and potatoes, and attended Weu ms
crop would challenge any crop ever saw IN Missouri
ana not often beaten even in Kansas where soil and
climate superior 10 most portions OF TINS world;
their potatoes are very tne--ali dug and put up in
secure in the garden back OF their house, for
Winter; the corn, of which brought some away u
beautiful. One of their houses has small garden
attached they pay e. month for this. La this little
garden they have grown some very fine onions ear
ro,s parsnips and some extraordinary cabbage The
cabbage are taken up, put together aud covered thick
with fodder or straw, rather neatly packed They
have amply sufficient corn, potatoes &C., for Winter.
As 10 meat they do without, TIL they have some
III TO kill They have three hogs growing finely
which thew paid 81 each for, and feed them on what
they collect in swil from neghbors, &c As 10 cloth
ing they are neat, with well patched articles They
saw they have $50 salted down. They informed me
that after being here a short time, they burned
ont losing ALL or nearly ALL of the useful articles given
them by friends their way, while escorted by that
man whom they venerate; "hie l read aloud ne
sentence of Brown with his speech from the paper to
them, oh how affecting see their tears and hear
their sobs two women declared, if il could be- they
would willingly die instead of their hberator
woman among them remarked, II the bible was true,
he Brown practiced most OF il here's he would be
rewarded by " old Master" up higher, with greater
happiness. The father, mother, and three children in
the country work farm on shares; they have about
sixteen acres of corn potatoes, &c., part of which
theirs; they all are anticipating the day when they
can get q piece OF land of their own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Markets. Reported BIZ Telegraph.


MOBILE Nov. 8-Corroy-Ssles to-day 2ooc bales Middins
0,d 0ic but holders asking an advance on these
figures Sales Of the three days 400 bales receipts d. 1850
bales FRRIGETs to Liverpool, 9l6d -
sales bush Red ~ asa 81 49, CoRs dull; sales 500
bush old Yellow SOc do, at 15c WHiskr hrn OHIO
2sc.; Pennsylvania 2Ic. ,,,
unchanged CORN dull Provisions quiet. WHISKY steady
BrTriIo Nov 81 u-FLoUR firm and IN fair demand
Michigan Od 10 for Extra Indiana and Ohio and IS 80
ass Is for double Extra do WHEAT firm; sales 1900 bush
25GOo bush Milwaukee Club ST. and 1000 BUSH White In
diana 81 % Corn dull and without SALE OARS easy sales
Oo bush Western Bic Other Gains quiet with sales
WHISKY dull and nominal. CANAL fkEiShrs nIIn ana un
Wheat 2o0cO bush Con 81 90 bush Oats 900 bush Bar
lev CsSAL EXPORTS: 600 bbls Flour $1,000 bush Wheat;
10000 bush. Barley. =,
Oswyso Nov 4-FLoUR In moderate demand for the home
trade and market sales 900 bb at 81 IS for State
WHEar-Chicaso Spring good demand with market u2seed
sales 40 bush % for Chicago Spring and Milwaukee
FRsIGHrs firm and unsettled Wheat taken this morning at
Ok but the closing rsi'I az s1 LANs
bush. Rye and 400 bush Oats CANAL ExroRrs-4sOo bills
Flour II, 900 bush Wheat and 1000 bush. Barley.
ToRoSTo, Nov. 9-FLocR dull. WHEAT steady OARS
plenty AZ 35d37is. BARLEY quiet, at 10d7ic
CSCISSATI Nov 9FLoUR at 81 150* ~ 81 for superhne
WHISKY dull 2Se. BAcoy 6rm and IA better demand
NEw-ORLEASs Nov. 7-CorToy firm, but prices without
change; sales to-day IL 900 bales Corn firm at 81 TO-
DETKorr Nov. 8-FLouR slightly cheaper. WHEAT de-
cned ld2c. REcEPrs36oo bbs Flouri 1880 bush Wheat
0hiFNh''' "s"' EXCHANGES.
NEw-ORLEASs Nov. 9-Sight Exchange on NewYork 3Gsg
cent prem. 49,
hanged. . 49, 49,
MOBILE, Nov Sigh. Exchange New.YOrk I9t p
BaTrrNoRx Nov. 9-Exchange New-York at sight Hop
cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

only about dozen OF
The Cattle market opened this week with much
smaller number of buocks and larger proportion of
them of a better sort than last week. There was,
therefore, for time, buoyant hope on the part OF
droyers that they about 10 realise better prices
and the cattle-brokers accordingly began TO TRY IT
on" The few sales that were made before dinner on
Tuesday We're undoubtedly at better advantage for
the owners than the average sales week ago. But
was soon manifest that there no buyers, or next
10 none and that butchers generally, did not want
more than half their usual number. Consequently
there were quite as many cattle AS there was demand
for.
The market, which had been extremely dull all day,
was completely dead before night, and larger proper
ton OF cattle remained to be fed in the yards than at
any time before since two sale days were IN fashion,
Butchers, we think might have bought their STOCK AZ
O'Clock some 50 or Al per head less 'hah al hoon'
If we had made up our report upon the early trans
actions of Tuesday should have sd ina, nrs'-eass
cattle were about half cent higher ihan last week
and medium grades shade better. Al M. we souiu
NOT have altered figure OF last weeks quotations.,
though we should have said that larger proportion OF
toek sod at frst prices, but because butchers were
Just green enough 10 pay more cary on iuesoayi ana
beenuse the quality of stock was better.
The weather Was and had been for several days,
inst "a favorable 10 the interests Of the droveF he
could AK and the supply of cattle reduced TO modera
ton but all could not Int the market out OF It's collapsed
condition.
Mutton, Pork, and Poultry extremely abundant,
and cheap, ard that affects the prices OF Beef.
good deal Of the stock from this State ia Of the
meanest kind 1t is entirely too small business TO
tail such cattle; and IL is lasting disgrace To New
York farmers TO raise and send sueh things 10 market
under the name Of beef cattle.
Tx Close OF TIE MAREET-Csually Of late all
The best Of the stock has been taken Oh the first day.
-. ~. -
orened hi. morning with good supply Of all grades
in the pens. and with no very buoyant hopes on the
pa; OF the cattle hat they would realize the wishes Of
xner Although the sskins prices were NOS very rch lower
than yeetdy very much car aud Tor long
time bout the middle Of the day there almost literally
demand particularly the lowest grades Of stock And
ste hour " quite improbable that the yards be
before DARK should owners oref the Eht stock y
ees cold "Wednesday eT then thrfe ~rEr s9as eoea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

SANDY HOOK Nov. O. sunsets-The steamer Augusta hon
Savannah going up the Bay brig anchored near Ne
Hook il bound iu shys and bark anchored 3. W.
Spit bound The steamers Persia Marian and Roanoke are
The weather Il ogKy that No
cannot see outside TIE wind ia strong the NJ e.
HiGHLAHDs New. y sunset.-The ship bndsewster, from
Lyeoo other ships and bsrss now outside Bar 40
all bound IN. The weather l. cggy with fresh ~ T. wind
BOSTON Nov. T-Arr steamer VIM Jenkins Haett BATH
more bark Ssxony Sonne Savannah.
SAVANNAH, NOV. 8.-The U. s. mail steamship FLORIDA
frcrn NewYok arrived here At o'clock Tuesday afternoon
all well.
NEw-oRLEASs, Now s,-Arr. ships Autocrsi and ando-
yer from New cfk; Gen Cobb from Boston damaged ie
frcm Have banks d. Il. Wnscn, from Rio d. Jsnsfoi d. Coz
cord, frcm Malaga
NEWPORT Nov eArr schr. Kendrick Fish, Noibe Ihoro-
aston for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. a--An ship Thomas Jefferson, Ls'
erpoo prusg leak 9Th inst has aer In hold Spoken
9th inst barn Saxon from snnah for Boston Below ssf
State Of Georgia from Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Passengers Sailed

In .,eamship Persia, for rupoot-Miss A. uougenbeim,
Miss sewell Mn. Evershsd Mr. and Mira beinlimsn John
sykes it, Benz sykes and MIRA Geo b. lronside, Mr. and
James Coat infant Geo j. Rodgers John Me-
Gre1o r. Carass Robt 81 mmsn, w T. spratt, WsEvans,
John Beckett Miss Lo oden David Kamyeie, Mr. Irving,
IhOs Britain Jos. Ayre., jaime. ps,er W. Lesse, NJ
Mr. and Mrs Chas Ahyenfldt Mr. and Mrs Alex Gillespie,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cunningham children and nurse James
still Mir Spool l. cklehemer John Smith d. Hadamand Ed
Cio Eeit C. Huse. w Burou jules hsus-, MI Todd Mr.
Peterson GLASGOW Richard Montsonery and T. Whit
Capt r. Nickels the Hon. Chas Gibbons W. o. Moohssdf
Gen. pscano Mrs Ramsay and children MT. Ha9ilson and
James Wiltams Lowden, Miss NJ Wise Mis-. Mo8s Mesgs
o. Jordan Frank Oature ireland; O. Gunther, HewY ork
e Ackroyd do. Wu. Culngford, England; Master Bryan
do R. s. RGshton, Indiana; Richard Rnshon do Mr. and
Mrs VIM Blunham, England Mrs Sunderson daash.er
N.w.York Mr Susan Onward and child England the Rev A.
Van Paeme, Wiscousn-1otal, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Arrived.

Steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah ndse and peso
g. L. Micin SON. Sunday, sth at 3:s5 10 miles r.
from Cope Roman, exchanged signals with Steamship Mont
gomey. Monday, % rs miles g. w. from Cape Haitsrss,
exebsns-e signals with steamship Florda Of Cape
Hera passed propeller bound B. showing red nsna with
white g. The Augusta has experienced heavy gales from ~ T.
10 T. the eni Passage.
BARK Wave Crest Harmon Rio Jsnero Sept d. coffee 70 or.
Our Union and brig A. X. Dealing both for kewOexns Oct
lat 10 40 81 lon % TO- spoke brig Virginia from Rio yanero
Richmond s and I'd inst experienced heavy weather o
Berads s lat IS lon 13 l5 spoxe ship Eler.e Of sna
Brig Commonwealth (Br), Hit, Windsor, NJ 81 IL days
plaster to ID. X. D-~on
Brig Hyss Presley Rondout coal for Boston.
ssrah Moore of Buckspor Black st. Msn's d days
last IL days has had heavy ~ W. gales 18th ult st 80 u,
lon 70 3d. spoke ship Mont Blanc OF Bath for Liverpool 2sh,
% n, lon 70 SIS w. ship Charles HILL for New
York. Left Am vessels In port
schr Ralph hewitt, Buckln, Norfolk days. bonf 10 o. Lee
Hatch.
schr Industry McLssn Windsor n. s., days plaster "
Peter /. Neyius Son.
Schr H. Curtis Reed Calais 81 days, lumber to master
.schr Whistler, Presby, fsanton, nails. .
Schr James ynlsn, BuckmnsteT, New Haven, hsh.
sehr Boston days IN bslsst 10 master
Pelican Adch Providence, ndse 20 Isaac Ods
BELOW-shp Bridgswaer, Barstow, from Liverpool Oct
o; 3 other ships. barks, and origs
Also, ship Harvey l.. Birch-By pilot boat No. l6.
sAILED-stesnl.hps Persia for Liverpool; Marion, for
Charleston Roanoke, for Norfolk.
wIND-During the day from eastward very light and fosy
Quick PAssAsg.-The bark Ellen Mar Risen, CAPT W. II.
Plstt arrived sth nst from Bathurst W. C. A. having eeen
absent from this port bat IS days She sailed hence me ztn
August and aved Bathurst Sept 20; sailed for this pert
Oct. H. aud arrived 9th i masking the home 10 -
days and in ~ days laying in port IS days Th corsdof-
Ing the passages reported recently, Ia very quick