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Arrivals and Departures.

ss e SaSs" H sa qRn s,ssy a ss
Mrs VIM Nm Young Misses Misses I,GHng Msr Yoasg ssryaat
sas ~s Miss M s as III.
Koch Charles = Mezer erma ~ ' mr. Msriieh tymer
prnpasya" Wis, ! Kendall srabpssrs
Mr. and Mrs. b. q wilkins, chs rieston, s q
the Everett HouseMrs. Commodore shubrhk Miss saa
H MoSrs N A. ts1 WIN wife BGs,sp Mss
and servant Havana; Mr. nd Mrs sa,terthwaite Miss
s New r Gn Wed Miss ss Wed Go
Mrs. Gso Rigs 'href children a.i maid Baltimore Mrs
Se%ssSs Mr. %s's JOAN asa s pJ Lowers ~sk
Harlem; W u Rot.s and Wife Chicago = r Centre an.
wie Charleston; " H. ames.nsSn 1 and wife. Baimore
a r soS Ssg ns Jas sss And w SsT %.s
Gh'cag9 Mr., hrs and Miss Rae Manchester, England
Wells ASTORIA sard Wesley Mss,asss'es j. = Anassws
Jas Andrews Roehssssr; Henry Ferguson Maryland
Morn nsi Hars,Sss ssS.1s Phillips s Town
Bnsion s. ESens Ros "" chamberian Red HOOK
{, calhoun, Bndsss-ors r psnns, Bald@ore y Il Peck
sardinia &lney co"ldss, Boston; t. RiSels Roanoke.
DEPARTURES.
r@r S1 RaSer sn narsSe Mathew
Mary Gaiey, Mrs Kate Cough Mss phpps, Mrs Z Ie
Sss.s Is Essa Louis ,s 81
snd s s assa and LADY YORK. Thomas Cham
en- Pa s.. Sts sJS MegRS 9
w
Race-and 80 in the steerage. Specie SoS0,o0
For Southampton and Havre, the steamship Ara-Eti-
GirarA niece and child Kentucky Rev Thos
din, Rev Dopc Vercenet Rev Jas Hogan, Rev Charles
Rely, Rev Alexis Janisen, Rev Chas Fuller John ii kins
Ohio; Francis G Jordan Name Edw Lening. Stable,
Scssovisre Jacob Wcttheiner Domingo MAIDEN, Imam
Silver Miguel Mola Baxter Mr. roche Mr. and Mrs Gled-
bill and child, Madame Borgognon Boston, Madame Eide A
Nasi Ferry,ouclos Pedreti wife and two children Tosi
Beancos Jaquinn Parin Lewis Buehler Joseph strack
Pelot Jacob Adam, Francis Perasso, Domino Bala,
Ed Mccarthy, Msgbsn Mr. Moinery Wife Angelo Ca
yausini Neyier. FIely, Meyers, Mr. Emmen, II Well
tross, Rezel Buhr, T Connaly Bechan kopp,
Hollis, Walter II Reser, Phipot and children, I
fraele NJ Aubertne, Morsad Mort Napens and wife,
Herman Ernest Heine Aherkurt, Wolf, Gall, Val
komner, q Heul Mr. Morcia Junglnus, Louise Scker,
Lemsn Verlet, Bernard, Ddier, Fischer q Jaeger
Gadblen, John Meehan Sohok and wife, Mrs Casesky
Lark Il Fox, unoret Victor Hubert and wife, Revart
Joseph Habes Mr. Peot Jacob Adam, Francisco Peano,
Donnie Bolts Captain Beltz and child Mrs Ryue Nine
gian and child Mcai John Maughanis Mr. Moinery
wife Cananrn, Magd Wegles, Fred Perry Charles
Emmen, Henry urof, William Retzel Jacob Bohr Thomas
Sennolly Bschos Belsncomg Charles Kopg, John
John Rohgard Mr. Jacob and wife Emil Rau Joseph Ranr
Nicolas Phisp, Rppou VENEER John Saish George Rolls
lies Charles Vernon Priney Blangel Frederick Pahus
Walker-l3l cabin passengers.
For Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown in steamship
Mount Vernon-S Stevens, Foster, Stein, John w
Green, lady and child Mr. Clark, Mrs eiberger and
ladies' Syrack and lady, Brown, Alex Murry
tin Z Bradley, Jr, l 7 Evans, Mrs James Smith
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Mails.


TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
DOMESTIC. North-Al bnny Buffalo Canada 345 r. NJ
4 North and West way mail. ..........5i. A. NJ
Western mail, via Erie RR5h A. NJ. and Ss5P. NJ
South and southwestern
Eastern mail by railroad 81 A. NJ and 2 r nj
- by steamboat ...........4 r. NJ
SUNDAY MALE ~ On Sunday All mails close at this
CAIdroRSh by steamship Star Of the West Tues
day, Sept. Observation-Disclosures pN
The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Louis
every Monday and Thursday at 8 A. VI. Letters
designed Tor 1t should be marked Overland via
st LOUISE -' '-
T. LAKE CITY The Overland mail from st. Joseph o) 10 Salt
Lake .lty leaves st. Joseph every Saturday at
oAM Letters should be marked Overland
= via St. Josephn N'
HAVANA BY by :, steamship cahawba, Monday,
&c. PACIFIC BY steamship Star Of the Wes, Tues IA A. M.
day, Sept 0 ....,.. ' 100 pu
BAHAMA ISLANDS On the day arrival Of each alter
nate Suna packet at this port, being once
mon.h, me steamer karnak will be despatched
At Nassau. N T.. - N
EuRoPs..'. BY steamship Africa, on Wednesday
ocprihpcr i4.......................,..Q A.. M.
TIhB OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
Inc Overland mail to Bombay closes IN London
as folows:-Via Marseies on the ri and Iran ~
each month. Via Southampton on the iah and
CALCUTTA ID, 10Th, 18th, Goth via Mrseies. an lab
80 =. Ith 9Th via Southampton. ' ''
CHINA, &C. Via MarseHles 10th and 9th Yin sor,
nrnptOn 4h and nth - 'V""
AUSTRALIA Via Narcotics Suez on the l6tb Via eo,,,
aIHfton and Suez, 18th " 'N
MAuRTiUs Via Alden the ath and nth az the month
BRAxI., VIA southampton u the OH Of The month
~ harsecs mails despatched on The owe r obove
al.es ~ % ol THESE dates fall Sunday the mail liz
dospaicched he following evening.
me sounanpph niis are despatched on the morning Of
above dates should Of dates fl on Sunday The
NAL " despatched lAe m9falpg previous.
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Port or New York, September 10, 1850.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
:, Steamship Florida, Crowell, savannah-HlB Cromwell
steamship Potomac, Watson, savannah--H b Cromwell
Co. ..t =. ..t
Steamship Carolina surts Charles ton-spoGord, Teston
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, Norfolk. &c-Ludlam a
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, Alexandria, Cromwell
Steamship Georges Creek eager Baltmore-H Cromwell
Ship West Point Allen, Iiverpool-C Carow
Ship Helene, Brunken Bremen via City Point-E Payen
Ship s L Tnley Gp, Corning, Miramichi-Thos James
ship sandusky, Williams New oreans-sturges, Clearmar
ship Empire State Briggs, Mobre-D Kingsland Sat
Ship New York, Dewhurst, Chareston-Geo Buckley.
Bark Montezuna. Hammond, Anigua-T Dwight
Bark Adelaide Cooper Bailey, Turks sands-Walsh, Car
Bark Saranac Wenke Port au Pla-Henninrs 4 Goslinr
Bark Ridley, Hartney Harbor Grace-siken 4 Iron
Bark Demill Hoey, savannah-Demill 4 Co.
Brig geigqoe tBeig), Donwsr, AntwerpWWF Meyer.
Brig Lucy Ring, Thurlow, St Pierre, MarniqueBre Son
Brig Mary Hamilton Bailey, Mobile-Layin 4 Hurlbu,.
schr Oswego Gard. Haifax-D Dewolf.
, schr Sunny South Weeks Observation-Disclosures Earl
schr Enchan.gess Lynch savannah-McCready Mott Co
schr Albert Nson Corson Charleson-Dolner, Potter
s%ss D S5s
schr jamestown, Ia,ouree City Point Hunter Co.
ssSr sas asdissa rsaSs SsR Rssss Co.
S"ts wsasn Hand
sehr Blocker, Edwards Philaae iphlaAJas Hand a
fs haaSs ffa
s sshr sss sf Ea Loud rh BUCK aco
schr Elizabeth Smith, New Hnven-Mas Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Georges Creek, eager Baltimore, with mdse, to
BARK Pride me Sea Tram znza Cuba, Aug . with
IT, Ion 50 p spoke dredging machine CabaIo Maro Reiner
Ia, 5 % 10 SIsh; cloud
across horizon from % Ne which became lighter as
print without light horizon was cloudy and
eyer head was very clear the larger stars being just
came dark again.
HarE Brothers Chase cisnfuess days with
spoke bark psncy from Trinidad for Philadelphia Sid in
Bark West Wind Saunders sonngon days in ballast to
Brig Laeose tof Bango French Trinidad Cuba % days.
with tbs sugar g. &C., to master VII.
schr Beeto Hendku Dutch Street, Trieste IS days. with
das h w aass Skinner 0f So,o
schr Peerless B Doe, Bermuda, days, with sperm OIL
sehr v $ Tsdae, Hawkins, St Narys, Ga, days.
sshr T, 7 Williams, Curtis. charlsson $ days
ser Ghss S eogs1 s U99pe ~
sehr Yankee Doodle, Mallory, Hlexand i Ge days
N
Schr Express, lawson Virginia. 8 days
Schr A T Cook, Lord Virginia, 3 days.
sshE NARY ym Eza sn pssi vingTpa days
Schr Francis Ellen, Clark Calais IL DAYS
Schr y IL Thompson, Baker, Salem, 8 days
Schr Ruth Halsey, Davis Providence 2days
Schr Expedite, Beebe, Providence, 2days
Schr Hunter, Racket Providence 2 DAYS
schr Elm City, Michaes bridgeport 2days.
Steamer Boston, Selew. Philadelphia.
Steamer Westchester Jones, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Washington r Liverpool Ariel South
ampon and Hayre Nashville Charleson Florida and Poto
Anrfplk Soc Ma,
Washington, &c. '
Wiud during the day s.
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in course of erection the east sde o we fk near
Of the front wai ie out and made the other " ,ss AZ
The building lock rather shaky r dl; II aa not ali
tumble down for il is disgrace % our ." authesities
eide Yesterday afternoon, at his esiirrre y" JSS EAST
Twenty fourth street. by Akin tanianum. The cause oi
the rash act, il is said cam Ut De accounted for
NEw York HosrfAL--The following is the weekly re-
port al the above ins;Kuton to Sept g. lS59amainng
on Spt 2, 2S admitted TO Sept o. S3 discharged cured
relieved, 49, died. Ii remaining at date, $50, males,
,S2 t.malas. AZ, 49,
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london during the past week. with only very little bu
siness doing Both State stocks and railroad bonds are
more offered, without meeting BUYERS Illinois shares
have declined to 40 discount and construction bonds 70
rs sellers New York Central shares are steady the d.
yi1and past six months OF per cent being al the
Of per per annum being considered very salts
factory under the peculiar circumstances of the time
Consols close 95is - for money and account
No find tho ro,,Yinc reviaxu of Tho ho .,,o.,. 80 r
- 49, NN" " ''e MAJ Ves's u Europe
M the -aaTN Lane 13P'ess'-
The onward progress the harvest slow thouoh II has
been ON account Of the scarcity of hands IN marv dc.
trcts beginning 10 eoresadow its probah,e mnverc.
upon the markets of the coming season At nresent
however, enough has been developed of the condition.
the crops to enable the merchant and the miller 4,
form sound Judgment Of the result At the same time
rrorohis yevu ~ bc a,d ~ ar give put
districts there is an undoubtedly fun but Others
premature rpeness has injured the quality and reduced
va,ed nv he heavy storms hh ~ In, Uccm asgra
country have inflicted great damage uuon Mi the crons
and injured both quality and yield II is estimated by
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10 CO .ries iorstlese races weresss follows

The bozao these started at 242 O'Clock and so
still that TIME that they could scarcely be
70 nTe at first, buosJen after their sails well
flied
In eacA the smallest boat required take her
place 10 tie wndward Of III others and in proper
soa to hnnage each corn to anchor with only mainsa
and forssai hoisted ready to slip at the signal gun
The 1Zle made by shc several boats follows
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We read in the New Orleans Picdyune of the 4h inst
Money continues abundant bank and in the street
Rates Of discount still in favor Of borrowers and the
only complaint of which have been advised is that
the scarcity Of first class business paper Offerings of Sc
cond class and still lower grades continue abundant but
they generally neglected, and only be placed at
high figures Stocks and bonds in better demand but
have heard Of transactions any description since
our last Exchange continues langud Offerings are am
pie, but the demand is merely nominal at last quota
1094 10; bill Of lading drafts, 1857 1O9 francs Sc
221s A. liz per dollar; sixty day bills on New York
&C.. ~ per cent discount; sight, Il 81 per cent pre-
MUM. The official bank statement Of the week is re-
ported to the Board Of Currency. The various foungs
differ in most particulars from the previous report
Every item indicates increase except the distant balance
and long loan columns, which exhibit unmportan fall
ing of.
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Married.

HESRy-NARyN-AtF airhaven Cayuga county, NJ Y,
Wednesday, Sept 7, by the Rev. Mr.. Gates WILLIAM
HENRY, of South Brooklyn, to MARY A. MARVIN, of New
York city.
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) follows

Total $40, 1877 317 1858 9,so5,674 II 1874 1854
The following table exhibits the respective OF
exchange held by the various banks, and also the
due to distant banks the latter being comprised in he
table of deposits as shown above
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p.c.,,,s rear Boston.
"a RIVER.

EXCITING MATCHES AT NAHsSr AND CHAh' go RIVER
From the Boston Courier, sept Il
Yesterday another sailing regatta car "A o,t al Nahant
uDder the auspices Of Messrs Thoma Rand 4 song the
rropricors Of the Nahant Hotel Ar Nncemcnts had been
made on very liberal scale boh a. regarded classes and
prizes; and had there u good breeze the matches
would have excited unusual Assrest Until eleven ocock
the hour appointed for the fatt the surface of the mar
Dor was scarcely disp s,e@ by single ripple and as a
consequence the naber VI boats contcading was much
smaller than had oeen anticipated slight southeastery
breeT then cam, up but several hours in freshcn
ing, aud was wry hight and irregular during the whole
AFTERNOON giving the advantage 10 the smaller classes Of
boacs ana oavsng sex II tho largo craft withdraw.
Inc NciIy Baker Va L0Aa wharf at 81. O'Clock with
numerous company 'o visitors 70 the regatta and the Cor
mania Sand, engaged for the occasion by The Mcssrs.
Rand The uFnetf starting postponed till nearly two
o'clock and IN the meautac the hsr Dor presented tine
appearance owing 70 the Trcseuce of boats u all descp
n<ms.
The judget-ocMpied the schooner Cygne', which was
anchored 4sI mile s0stheast q the steamboat lahalhg
The Ju4gefs were MessEs GcNge d oxnard, samuel
Hamuso~n and c. J. Piano.
There were three patches the irs for all vessels OF
swensy ons prize elegant silver pcaer, valued at 500
second for all vessels twenty tons and under, prize
silver cup, valued di $50 itsd for all centre board BOATS
prize a silver ps.cher valueS at $40.
Al allowance Of thirty seconds per ton was made in
hsvOr Of all the sr5.ler bosts
Vhe followeErare the er.rics in each race
FIgsT RACE.
The route FOR The FRS fer twenty-iiv Mics,
foiowsF->n the Moorings aronnd Bell buoy, leaving
the porrpand; thca around syg Rock leaving on
the port hama then sround by Sell buoy, leaving on
The port hun6 then e judges ect Cygnet, leaving
The port hand
v1.,a s,sr1Asl@ ar he e.
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REGATTA on CHAIR Es RIVER.
sailing regatta also took place Charles river ycster
day afternoon at O'Clock, open sloops and schooners
The judges Nessrs. Amos F. Learned, C. c. Sheafe
r. H. Colbert, s P. May and w. W. Morris. The three
prizes were wSn-by the following boas-Frst prize Sea
Breeze second prize, Ysabel third, New York The fol-
lowing is list OF the boats entered with corrected time
allowance being made for length of boat
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FhesAven boz having AIKEN their position ut the erng
OF asna CANTON from the judges boat, second gun
was Cred Tor n start al precisely O'Clock and fifty
seven minutes
The ar WAS very sil at the start, hut freshened
Atsr and tho boats became gradually OBSCURE 10 the dis
Sance
SECOND THIRD .ssJES
The route for these ca miles) was as Follows
From mos ngs rosid flag boat fopsey anchored Two
sAlles northwest from Bell snoy, leaving on artoard
hand then round az Rock, livngt on lareecrt rand,
sen round Topsey again, cayiHg on larbeard Land,
by fie judges boat Cygmet kng tina; on sfooard
Aand
The CT ries lofstlese races yere. IS follows
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and aer Wednesday, June ICY so Trains VIII Leave
For Wilamsbridge-T5 and $50 A. NJ 80 and $3.50 NJ
For White Plains@II 80 A. NJ. and 3 r. NJ
For White pians-6i5P NJ, from White and Centre Streets
For Dover Plans--4W r. NJ
For Albany-S.S0 A. NJ, mail train
Returning will leave
Dover Plains--5.30 A. NJ.
white Piains-5 and A. NJ, and 6P. NJ.
Wiljamsbrdge-640 and $50 A. NJ, and SPIN.
Albany-ll:30 A. NJ, mail train.
WM j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
yUNDAY TRAINS ON THE FLUSHING RAILROAD.
- leave Hunters Point opposite Thirty fourth street.
ferry Flushing at $50 H. l. s. and $50 o'clock stopping
Calvary Cemetery, Winfield and Newtown. Returning
leave Flushing at g. TO- H. 4and 6oclock Excursion cket
70 cents o. CHARIICK President.
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CLOTHING.


A RARE CHANCE-FROM 80 TO $50 PAID FOR SILK
"A dresses and from 81 10 81 for gentlemens pants; also
theatrical costumes, carpets furniture jewelry &c
by post punctuay attended by f. 1884
by Mrs f.
Al 80 CENTRE sTREET.-wANTED, A LARGE GUAM.
hty OF hdcs and gentlemens and of clothing,
and % per cent will be paid than
where for large and small lots by calling the ad
dressing VIM Walsh, 80 Centre street.
NO. A CENTRE SrREET-WANTED, $40 zoo
n worth Of new and left OF clothing the Western Market
Gentlemen viii receive fifty than their supposed
value for large small lots by calling the ad
dressing RIOS. ID. CoNRoY, Al Centre street.
fs1 PEARL STREET.-s5,0O0 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A clothing wanted. Gentlemen having large small
lots the above dispose Of obtain the highest cash price
9r them by addressing or calling JAMES AORQNEf, s
pearl street. near Chatham,
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produce from the opening OF the canals TO- and mcaang
the s,h inst, have been ss follows

By the mail from Boston wa have received our English
files The last Bank Of England statement shows the
following variations as compared with the previous
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
669k BROADWAY ~
Under the Laiarge House.
: Just received beautiful assortment Of
VOIGHTLANDER d SONS (venna)
oh'hHHAfhp OPERA GLASSES.
This is the only depot in America to obtain
VolGHTLANDEE SONS Cemnal
Celebrated
OPERA q, Aeon,
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPECTACLEs,
This the only true lens capable protecting the sobt and
giving ease and comfort to the either by day or candle
light To be obtained only at the - - -
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
$685. Broadway, under the Iafarge House.
REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND,
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALEHs,
UNION BANK LONDON
BANK LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND,
In sums from 81 upwards.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Banhs
rs Wall sire
TONES. SON MELvAIN
i No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York
Importers and wholesale dealers in
GUNS, CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Jewery, Fancy Goods,
BRUSHES, PERFUMERY AND SOAPS,
<Westly Richards celebrated guns,
Sole Agents for Eleys caps wadding and cartridges.
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These of the first class and Zee latter is assigned
ahe silver pcherr prize. HE recond class were as
follOws:-
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements OF Ocean Steamcra
FROM EUROPE.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
Star of the West. New York. Sept 90 Aspnw
North Star. New York. Sept O.. Aspinw
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New Orleans and Nashville

Packet.
TINE splendid Fast Running a
Il Steamer, T C. TwIcHFIL, zC1zEsssaa
HARRY G. McCoNAs. Master will ukzzEzzzzzzzz=zzz
AZ above. making regular eighteen day trips be
tween New Isl and Nashville.
his fine ssenger steamer will be here soon as
wll3 nit and continue in this trade all
She will mart henca
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Tanners Practice
TN Or0er

Jrst received aud for sal by
rsba--u r. HAGAN.
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CARTER, WILSFORD & CO.,
Successors to Carer Mckay & Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND COMMISSION
vi E RICH A N rs,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic liquors, Cigars, &C.,
NO. s MARKET STREET,

NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and TO arrive.
II SUGARS.
ZOO hhds New Orleans sugar, all grades;
100 bbs. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
so 90 st. Louis Loaf Sugar, all grades
so Z. Powdered Sugar, all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Coffee.
MOI.ASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades;
100 half bills New Crop MoAisses, all grades;
SO bbs. and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
100 - Dean * Hale's do;
loo Smiths Reserve do;
l00 " Old Rye do;
loo " 10 Newsom's do; trebble distilled;i
100 Tennessee White do;
2u0 90 Old Country do;
100 q" Old Bourbon do;
loo A" Old MonOngchala do;I
40 Robertson county dol
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. brandy, various brandsi
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CIDER Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Tacw Candles,
loco Realms Hemp Wrapping Psperi
100 boxes starch
1000 bags Fine salt;
300 80 ~. - Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
so uerces Rice:
100 8 and IL ID caddis Black and Common Tea;
SO chests Black and Green Tea Z
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;s
100 boxes W. r. Cheese, prinel
loo +. ID. g..
800 bags Shot assortedd
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
SO bags Black Pepperi
100 doz- Bruoms;
100 - Cpttan Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 a. Scotch SNUFF;
$50 Stick Candy;
100 4" Fancy DOH
100 casks English Sudai
1000 doz. assorted BucketsJ
In store and for sale lower than they be had else
where.
weare Agents for n large Wooden Ware and Buck ct
Mandatory and prepared, at all times sell
the Trade at Manufacturers prices, freight added
CARTER, wllSFORD co,
declO 40. 8 Market street
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TayIor's Celebrated Saloons,
NniIcc.

IJAvING sid out tie PEhIOi ICAL DEPARTMENT
Il Il 90 any pnslncss at No. Unon street o. j. 4.
II gan and A ". Johus"n IT., 4 would recommend
tls,m - guIihg con.sirnc.'.
I~u coDs. .uc a Inure s.iii branches Of ny bust
mrs ss IA r,ts,lor. No 90 Market - Get.
MARI ,, HAGAN.
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LIVERY STABLE.

lIrA. 7. WRIGHT Co, would respect -
w fully intorna the estIEeus OF Nashville l-.\
and TIE pahlle gcavFally that tlrg have NXA
purchased the xe known Livery Stable and tle stock
soa axtarea. fofn esy oceupied BY INA. j. Philips
Market street Hf ib1ioN tie square
Ne have arst-Fats lois aud bux-stails arcommc-
date dfoyof1s asd ali our friends who may sayoT
snh their patronage.
We pgo selves "a give satisfaction Ia an
We have a large aoeF OF ans saddle Horses snd
o. bugsies te hire az al tlEnrs.
The tact Is int-iid beis passed By an
Stable IN The soathern country. Came aieng and
f.,F your selves.
fsbs-ly wN. 7. WRIGHT d co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.
= HALF Pipes Jules Robini x Co. Cognac Vintage,
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i luncheon Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice of Brandies will sell TO the
trade cheap on months time.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

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