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For sale, Lease or Rent.

WILL lease for Of years, CT rent for the ensuing
wear the commodious dwelling occupied by H. M Hays,
80 AZ lie Intersection Broad and NsuNhall streets
Also a small dwelling with four rooms upon large lot
AZ t Intersection OF Ash summer Streets convenient 10 the
Howard school Building. 90.
Also, residence one and hail niles he OF Inc pupllc
ctairn EIGHT rooms servants Houses, stables, &c,
ana about acres Of superior garden land, portion Of
whchs Blue Grass and Shade Trees at present cocope ~
H. P Bost ESQ Ths piece Of property has many aavan'
taces SUBURBAN residence disposed to sell, leass
rent, O barter it, for other lands or negroes -.
have also superior Family of Negroes to be hired
for the ensuing year. Call at No Az Cherry street
noyl6-d,f EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-The President mas COM
pleted writing his annual message.
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court has it is I'M
derstood in Washington said, among other things,
that four-ffths of the people of Savannah are op-
posed to secession.
Owing to the absence of Col. Ripley in Japan Col.
Craig has been ordered at once upon the duties of
Inspector of Arsenal and Armories.
According to an article in to days Richmond Dis
patch, Virginia can at the present time arm eectu-
ally about $4,000 men. She has atleast sixty bronz-
ed rifed field pecs and howitzers. A contract has
been made for 5000 shells and schrapnell made for
5000 shells, and schrapnel in addition those pur-
chased and stored in magazines built for the purpose
The model for a new Virgina musketis determined,
and other warlike preparations also in progress.
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SPLITTING IN A NEGRo's FACE.-0ne of the nynphs
du pGUe named Theodosia Bonner, while passing
along the sidewalks, Wednesday evening, was ac-
costed by negro who proposed to accompany her
home. She feeling insulted at the fellow s lmpu-
denee spit in his face, and yesterday morning she
was arraigned before Judge Lowe charged with the
ofense. The fact being proved she was fined SO
and sent to the City Prison ten days.-Cil Enquirer
Non, I6
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CHEROKEE CURE!

In uaJdiziqg cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnal EmmissiOns, L01PotsneH loss Of PoUer,
PdiRs in tie Back, HtOns IN the Bidder DISTRACTED
and Difficult Ne7Stru0ttoa, and all Diseases caused
By debating from the path of Mature, and iHdugia0
IN Self-POuHtiOR.
By the Of this Cure improper discharges remov-
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
mind and body promote eonnuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debtaed,
despairng devoee Of sensual pleasure Will find relief
1t is safe and pleasant in tas but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup.
Price So Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN ProprietoTs, st. Louis No.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendton Berry & Demove
G. W. Hendershott and by Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtW&Wly
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Termina1ion of a mnrher TriaI.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. I9.-The trial of R. S Richard
son and Sarah Ann Healdy for poisoning Stephen
Healdy, husband of the latter, closed today Mrs
Healdy was acquitted. Richardson was convicted
of murder in the second degree, and was sentenced
to 80 years Imprisonment in the State prison
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Rock Notices.

Nav FAIRY Ny GRAND CHILDREN, by George keil
Translated from the German by 3 '" LAnler' New Aork
d. Appleton & Co.
This work is gotten up especially for children
and is Of that character which instruct as well a!
please. 1t would be an appropriate as well as &C
ceptable holiday gift.
The work is for sale by Nessrs. F. HAGAN x Co.
FColcge street.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-The Times Washington cor
respondent says information is received here that
Ex-Gov. Aiken opposes secession.
NJ Otero, delegate from New Mexico, has written
home advising his constituents to connect their des
tiny with the Pacific States should the Union be dis
solved.
The Californians in Washington declare their pur-
pose of advocating an Independent Republic on the
Pacific side.
Secretary Cobb writes to Assistant Secretary
Cisco that bidders for the recent Government loans
who shall pay up one half their offers by the 2zd
inst. will be allowed thirty days from that date to
pay the amount.
Mr.. Floyd, Secretary Of War, has expressed his
determination hand the forts and arsenas in
South Carolina intact to his successor on the 4th of
March. Any attempt, therefore, to seize them by
the Secessionists. as suggested by Mr. Rhett would
inevitably lead to serious consequences.
The firms of \. H. Wolfe & Co.. and Wright &
Loze both engaged in the Western produce commits
sion business, have failed. The rumors current re-
speeding the failure of another prominent firm in
the same business, are unfounded. The bank at
Sing Sing, after hard run of several days. closed
its doors on Saturday.
Private dispatches from the Secretary of the Re-
publican State Committee. dated Sa1 Francisco the
8th inst say the returns from the Presidential eec
ton already amount to 1000 votes. Lincoln is
1000 ahead Of Douglas, and expected to carry the
Stata
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BY TEi.Eli7RAPH.
From, New York /,

NEw YORK. Nov. l9.-Fifteen of the principal
city Banks met and unanimously resolved to unite
in the purchase of S250O,OO0 sterling bills paying
in proportion to their capital They also resolved
to expend during the week, five per cent beyond
their receipts, and recommend the same course to
the other city Banks
The steamer John Bell has arrived from Glas-
gov.
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Ernrn New YnrI-.

New YORK, Nov. 2O.-The steamer Glasgow has
arrived at New York with Liverpool dates of the
Sth.
TIE steamer Nova Scotia arrived at Liverpool
on the Sth
The Bank Committee have already purchased
5000 900 sterling bills. The following discounts
money rule to-day; Illinois and Wisconsin I2(9I5;
Iowa and North Carolina 5; Virginia 3; South Caro-
lima and Interior Alabama 10; Mobile s.; New Or
cans 2.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-The steamer Star of the
West has arrived with Havana dates of the 10th.
The stock Of sugars was being rapidly reduced.
No, II broken 81 reals Sterling exchange I3(aI3k.
New York sight exchange 2(93I.
The steamer Isabel La Cantoca, with Vera Cruz
dates to the 9TH, arrived at Havana on the 18TH
Miramon has resigned and is succeeded by Robes
The Re-aedonists have evacuated Puebla. There is
great alarm ut the Capital
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COMING SoUTH-We read yesterday letter from
a good Bell and Everett man and large ship owher
in Boston who after deprecatng in terms of sadness
the state of affairs between the North and south,
announces his determination. In the event OF dlssou
ton to move himself and all his interests to Sayan
nah and carry on his business from this point The
South will receive such men with open arms-Sd-
1,quaah Rer1tbEcda Not. IL.
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DIED,
OF Congsstive Chills, in Nashville, I
IL Il u . ID L. Ill III ~ IL q --nn--

OF Congstve Chs in Nashville, Tenn, October 9TH, Mrs
elizabeth ALLEY, aged 90 years.
By this dispensaton Providence Of the most worthy and
OF this city has lost most desirable and
efficient Mrs Alley native Of Virginia, and daagh
ter William Peter has been living in the vicinity Of Nash
vile e32 1874 she joined the ID Presbyterian Church
city, deyOedy attached its doctrines and
ord nance5 truly Christian spirit known and sekDoWl
edged ty Her energetic, amabe disposition her purity
elevated py peculiarly qualified her for the
any charitable enCr rise, and in the e0h she was
the manager Of the School Of Industry its matron
and guide. To aduous responsibilities Of this position she
devoted energies life till the day OF her DEATH AMI the
Of the Institution bear unqualified testimony to her
fidelity aud efficiency the position she occupied In this emf
uenty Office she accomplished great and
good nsng the minds Of the young orphan girls
the advantage Of early pey, virtue and usefulness mat VIII
the enforcement BY love- which t. parental
She has left large circle Of anec.ongte Methodist
rel tiyes Kentucky her immediate friends in Ten
nssee has created in the House OF God ane IN
the the II the institution that will be hard TO
fill but she having finished the work and kept the faith, death
sting and the victory She awaits
the resurrection Ct the just. ~
vi ? Nashville papers please copy.
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CHARLES ID. HALL

DEALER IN
Boots, shoes, Trunks. FGIiScS, Car
pet Bags, &c,
NO. Is PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn.
in receipt Of his Stock Ladies' Gents Misses Boys
and ChldTens Boots shoes every descrp-
ton, for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
Also, very large Heavy Brogars
Plantation TO which Planters psrtcu-
larry invited
Also Ladies French Dress Trunks Fine Sole Leather Tray
cling Trunks, VALVES Carpet Bags sc.
This all assorted, having been made
by the best Manufacturers, and will be
vance on Manufacturers prizes.
Purchasers respectfully requested call and examine
this Stock before purchasing elsewhere confident they
will be pleased both in respect to quality and price.
O. b. HALL,
sep29-h No. Is Public Square.
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Hu D--LU

To all suffering from consumption, ncipent confirmed
from debility Of kne from mental prostraon
brought any cause from scofuas COMPLAINTS
deaseso of the kidneys bladder suffering any
the distressing complaints their liable and which
eRgender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain reliable remedy. Differing every
particular from the patent medicines day.
combination Of ICON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPH0ROCS,
Of great WORTH and hundreds bear glad grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK, the
sole prSpreors Of the article, and have consequence of
fraud attempted upon the public, changed outside
wrapper from red to yellow and increased the Of the bottle
t. ounces. Be cautious in buying the fac
smie Of their signature the outside Of The wrapper all
others are counterfeit. U. J. WOOD & co st. Louis,
octig-H Wholesale Agent for the Vest.
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Fine Groceries, VINES BrandieS, SC.
R. B. SN0WDEN Il CO.,

Union and American Block.
WE just in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock
w goods in our line, which are Determined 10
seIl 1t low Prices TO saiI the Times.
Country Merchants With the cash cannot do better than to
call Us, as are Offering extra inducements
BraDdes. all viDiages, in wood and glass;
Irish and Scotch Whisky
Madeira, Sherry and Port, Of the best brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, in wood and glass;
Champagne, Hook, Mosel and Clarets;
Italian and German Wines, OF all kinds;
Old MonOngabela, Rye, Bourbon and Corn Whisky;
Bitters-HOsissters, GOulsys, Boxers Old sachsm &c
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
French Cordals, Light Wines and syrups
Italian Maecaroni, VermieelI and PassuIce
Green and Black Teas, all qualities;
Hemetcally Sealed Meats, Fruits;
Fish and Vegetables;
Preserves JeIlie5 and Jams;
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments:
Nut, Fruits and Canded Fruits
Dried Fruits, Figs and RaIsirs;
EXTRACTS and Perfumery;
Toilet Soaps, Prunes;
Brandy Fruits;
Crackers, &C., &c.
Fire Works Rockets and Roman Candles;
Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and Snuff
Meerchaum Pipes, Cigar sad Liquor Gases;
Smoking T0bacco-rurkish and virginia:
Cranb=ues, Buckwheat and Syrup;
Cheese-Ef glh Dairy, ". r. and Pine Apple:
Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tongues;
Wooden and Willow Ware and BroUms;
New York Steam Refined Candy:
French Canded Fruit Apricot Paste and Nougat;
Ground and Whole Spices Olive OIL,
Mackerel, shad Salmon Roe Herring,
Smoked and Ssueea Salmon and Cod Fish;
Dates. Dried Fruit, Canton Ginger, &C., sc 9, &c.
Tege er with ell articles pertaining the supply Of ames
Il. Il. SNOWDEN & CO.,
ost31-9m No 4 North oberrv styaat
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From Mobile.

MOBILE. Nov. I9.-The Register declares for seces-
sion. 1t says the large sectional vote North and
| South, prove common government impossible, and
all efforts TO the Union fruitless 1t appeals to
conservative men to take. the movement into their
own hands, as the only means of avoiding the worst
consequences of inevitable revolution.
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NASHVILLE THEATEE-Miss ADELNA PATHS con-
cert attracted large and fashionable audience last
night who received the fair debutante with great
enthusiasm The lat.ness Of the hour prevents our
giving an extended iticism Of the new prima donna
in the present paper, we hope to say more in our
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From Fort Kearney.

FORT KEARNEY. Nov 19.-We have advices from
Denver City to the 18th inst.
Considerable snow had fallen
Large numbers Of miners were leaving for the
San Juan mines.
The quartz mills are nearly all stopped on ac-
count of the water freezing up.
The Provisional Legislature had organized and
adjourned to meet again on the 18th inst
Exchange on New York quoted at 23Cd3 pre-
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The river continues to decline. Now on Harpeth
Shoals four feet scant The weather is clear and
cool.
The steamer c. E. Hman failed to reach port
yesterday which was doubtless owing to the tulness
of her load and the scanty water in the river The
steamer Stevenson left yesterday for the Shoals, IN
order to tighten the IIllman therefore both boats
will reach port this morning, which will enable the
Hlman to leave this port for St. Louis, this day at
4 O'Clock. The Diamond has re-shipped her freight
on the Clipper.
There is a steamer in the river with several coal
barges in tow, and is looked for this day.
Arrivals from Cincinnati will be retarded for
several days, on account of the sinking of steamer
and several coal boats at the head of the Louisville
canal
Steamer Jno. A. Fisher, due this morning.
AERIvED.-(none)
DEPARTED.
sam Kirkman, for Louisville.
MAJ Duke, for Cairo.
The navigation of the Upper Cumberland is at
present suspended on account Of low water.
Frerghts arrive but sparingly, with little none
For expectation.
The Packet trade between this and Paducah, in
rather lanquishing condition. They however, still
continue to run with regularity, trusting for more
/ auspcIous times.
| STEAMER Pacific DESTROYED BY FIRE-We CLEAN
| from the Louisville Courier, the following particu-
lars of the burning Of the Pacific:
On Sunday night last, this boat, when at Union,
town. on the Ohio river, on her downward trip to
New Orleans caught fire and was entirely destroy
ed with partial load. Capt. LAMB, the officer in
command, is said to be missing, and is undoubtedly
hunt with the boat; that the officers, and pas
sengers are all saved.
Amongst the passengers the son and family
of the Rev. ALEXANDER CAMrBEII, of Virginia, also
the friends and relations Of the Rev. FRANCIS WITT
ALL. and others. with goodly list of passengers.
The boat was on her first trip of the season, haC
been recently repaired at cost of $4,000. Hel
value is estimated at S55O)O, and was covered by
an insurance of $4,000. She was owned by Capt
BRAGpoN. w. ?. HOLIDAY and SHIRLEY Il BELL Tn,
| cargo on board was also insured making the tota
loss over 600.
Can't LAMBS loss will be deplored by his NAM
friends as well as his wife and four children as h
was a kind and affectionate husband and father,
warm and sincere friend, as well as an old and ex
| perienced river-man.
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GoDEY,S LADY'S BOOK for December.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK for December.
PRTEBSONsS MAGAZINE for December.
JUST RECETEED BY
JOHN YORK & CO.,
HoyI6-H No., 50 Union street.
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Tho RiHer

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2O.-The river is falling with n
feet water in the canal
The steamer Emigrant burned at Dozer's Land
ing, on the Missouri river yesterday She is a total
loss.
The loss of life by the burning of the steamer
Pacific IS greater than at first supposed. Nine
persons are known to be lost. None Of them South
eFners.
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Let dependency any longer be the prevailing bane
fallen state Of the human family. esx how
this prevented Dcspondency EOlo Sptts despair
tenn look upon the gloomy side OF every thing
d9cut drive away Doctors and medicine will not DO it:
the ordinary stimulating drinks day will not do it, but
before you give the up hopeless. try WEightsS
ReiuVenating Elixir. Asits name designaes, lit win
put life and animation into dropping energies
young blood into your Te who pine upon the brink
the ave who may vain raise yourselves from
the slough despair induced, though be at
the eleventh bour try its sooh ng influence seld by
respectable druggists throughout United States and Canada
J. WRIGHTs CO., sole Proprietors, New Orleans, La
Sold also by all druggists in Nashville novl8-dGwlm
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For Rent OrLease.

FBNUAT large and cOmmodous Warehouse formerly occupied
lV H. S. FRESCh Son, fronting forty feet Clark,
running back hundred feet with large basement the
length fronting foyoue FEET Church. add adjoining
French, Irwin Reid This is the largest
convenient Storage House city, and be rented
pom the most favorable terms For particulars spply
! Ii. FRENCH, al the Office Ct French. Irgin & Reid.
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Specie.
nnrI sim
Runaway,

FNROM the subscriber Thursday nth inst. bright FL
e low Boy Belonging TO John Johns, JT., named
slIiam. liberal reward will be given to any person who
will catch him jail, can get him.
Boy about % years Of five feet ten
half inches high, and weighs about lao or 100 pounds
lie ops little when standing Of walking aud may be really
recognized has left foot just back Of his little
toe, that this year with a
October IS '6Q-twtf NAPOLEON B. HYDE.
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Wanted.

A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. 2. y.
1oeo
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COMMUNICATION



EpIroRs UNION AND American The report Of
combinations to this society, for the months of
October and November, was made out and furnish
ed for publication in the Patriot by the Librarian Of
the Society. who hitherto has discharged that duty
with general appreciation, and without reference to
political or other topics, not strictly in accordance
with the legitimate purposes of the Society.
The report alluded to not submitted to the
Society. The comments upon the letter of HENRY
CLAY to Mons. PEcANTET as also the cut at the pres
ent administration, would not have been sanctioned
had they been read before or revised by the So
cIety.
As soon as they were read by the undersigned lin
the Patriot expressed our regret and disappro-
baton. A. W PUTNAM. President.
A. NELSON, Recording Secretary.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20, 1860.
P.S.-The Librarian of the Society would say in
regard to the report referred to- that he merely
ported his own sentiments in the passages noticed
and not those of the Society. There has been no
organized meeting of the Society for several months,
and therefore no debate on any subject has come
before them. The report is entirely in regard to
the enumeration of donations received.
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CH1C4GO, Nov. Nov. 2O.-Nine persons engaged
in the rescue Of the slave Eliza, including thG
Justice who issued the warrant to take the girl from
the United States Marshal and the deputy sheriff
who served the warrant have been indicted in the
United States Court for violation of the Fugitive
Slave Law
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DALGEY,S 1EAGICAI, pam EXTRACTOR

adaps itself condition the patient and cmste il
which he lives In all Of Scrofula, Eryspslas
Cores Tumors Bos, Rngworm and all other
ders Of both children and adults harmless eectve and
though surface remedy it passes through the countless orces
Of the skim cleansing and restoring the vital organisation
who pine away mseabe existence, be induced try
its healing influence SodRt the principal depo II Broadway
n T., and Charities Street, New Orleans, by WRIGHT Co.,
General Agents. Also by all druggists and merchants
ella
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California EIect;o,
From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-ReliabIe private California
dispatches say that Douglas has 5000 votes over
Lincoln and IL 900 over breckenridge
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DestrucfiYe Fire.

& Atwood's livery stables, Pond & Nurses drug
store, and bowling saloon in this town, were de-
strOyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss about ten
thousand dollars, which is partially covered by in
surance.
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\ A s WILL e .
pncR cIrY mILLs.
Depsr.ars Of Passenger TraiI
arrival Of Passenger Trains

We understand that three hundred and twenty
one students have matriculated in the Medical De
partment Of the University of Nashville, the present
session.
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WALKERS PRIVATE HoNDUEAS CORREsPoNnENCE.-
We learn by private letter from Honduras that H.
b. Ms superintendent at the Balize. Mr.. Price, has
possession OF General Walkers private correspond
ence with citizens OF that Republic, previous 10 the
late invasion. Ii is said To give abundant evidence
that the people of Ruaan Island were almost unar-
imousy in favor Of the expedition land that it was
favored by many prominent persons the main
land. How Mr.. Price came in possession Of the cor
respondence is not stated.-AeO Orleans Picdyme.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-The official vote of the State
of Illinois is as follows:
Lincoln, 1855 Douglas. 160549 Bell, 4 ,846 ;
Breckenridge 2572. The increase In the vote since
1856 is 1878 votes
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Foreign.

New YORK Nov. 2O.-Garibadi temporarily re-
tires TO private life.
Father Gavazzi is threatened in his house.
The Sicilian vote was, in favor of annexation
432. 054 Against it 667.
Naples advces say that Is 600 Neapotan troops
with 1000 horses and 80 guns, being pursued by the
Sardinans, took refuge in the Papal States where
the French and Papal authorities arrested their pro-
gress. They will be dsarmed after the fall of
Gaeta.
LIVERPooL.-Sugar buoyant, all qualities advanced
LONDoN.-llinois Central Railroad 2i5(a25 dis
count. New York Central 7S(GSO Erie R, r. 34I.