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and Ihtlf aEBhse CONVEX Jfet u ch1rge
between the llepOts on the Route.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rcs
m the bay steamers and privileged Ian opr nj MIN
at any polni; and resume their trip by daylight
~ IAkIlCJ LAR EMBELLISHMENTS IRON New York
and PHILADELPHIA by this Line will have tlleir baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from whenc II
Will be checked to different points South. -
F3r fuIlher information and Through Tickets (Which are
Eood by the Bay or Mail Ine applyin n W YORK at the
GompanyS Great Southern Railroad Office, Jersey
FERRY buildings foot OF CORTLAND street. NJ c. Pearce Ag
also Ut the New Jersey Railroad Office of CORTLAND
street or at 219 Broa way Of Barclay street above
the Astor House In PHILADELPHIA at the Company's
Office, n. W corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
At the Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BALTI
Nuke at the Oftce Baltimore Steam Packet Company, foot
OF ~ MON Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
me large and commQdious and beautiful steamers
iIOulSiANA, and ADELAIDE, rcpete with every com
io ana Gonyenence have been aided the Lin The
49, IaPt u Russell, and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
nolatOns. ~ ''i' an" oet'" 'ce"ih
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SGA%.L CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
92S1-have on hand at 20 North GAY STREET, thpi =
gest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south OF
New York. all of the attest fashions and most approved
styles The public invited to call examine for them
selves; all of which will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT h OCONNEII,
%D heEHlrlilR zone at the shortest notice
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BALTIMORE AND PHTLADET
alHlaaaaaalaaa1esan PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

For the transportation of Merchandise Produce pacto
Horses Carriages Furniture Goods of ali sorts
Philadelphia and Baltimore " - "''"et
boets feaId a. of the Companys Steam
irving in Philadelphia at o'clock the ney{ mornn IN ar
pie time for the New York Trains '"S' III "S
FROM PHILAD ELPITTA-Travec daily at . o,,,,.,
No. 10 South wharves. '' 10 o'i''N'
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1 UMBER, SHINGLES,
~ HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
100000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
luD,ONN Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet A and 81 Hemlock FENCING
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr lights and
others AZ" every variety OF Building Material all Of which
We offer at "west market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN Il co,
ap7tf adjnininO NorfSiE Staa M lat No.
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M4 WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS
10 5I1S5 - BLACK TEAS, &c
P. TIERNAN IL son,
particularly for family use: 1900 T
SHERRY W!NES-Pemartine's finest pale gold and
brown Sherres, in wood and in glass ' S '
PORT WIN ES-Sandeman's Competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass 49, ~ ~
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass also, Grape uice
hoCh WIN -Jahannesberger Stenterger, Marcohrun-
ner Cabinet, l4eb frau mich, Bronneberg, Of 1886
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and pints ~ ~ 't' III
Brandies. 1 ~ p " "E''A
- RqMs,oid and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London -
no mi xture of aromatic poison in it. ~ ~
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA an3tf
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@NWILLIAM F. GETTY,
8HI DEALER IN FOREIGN
~& AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
y. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD srREETs,
r;. .....,. Baltimore,
invites attention to his carefully selected OF
;., -, - RUM, ETC,
with the assurance fom him that every article shall prove
imdortaton ~ ~ ~ -
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Witness: JUHN SPENCE Z SONS, Boston
SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
Having purchased of Mr.. MOORE formerly with Messrs
STANLEY III. COZ the exclusive right to make and
"SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT WATER
COOKING RANGE prepared to put up aid
Range thorough, workmanlike shortest
possible notice. and upon most reasonable TERMS and
anteed to entire satisfaction All having the
Range in upon application either in person or
by letter. printed list rice of all the parts neces
sary for REPAIRS &c.
For sale wholesale and retail only by
Propretors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS.
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Mtnes. Yiqnurs. lie.

@9A BARTH EDMEADES,
MsE=kA IMPORTERS AND
COMMISSION ME- CHANTS.
sale Bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
of C0GNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, Bohlen's
Weesp and other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS, WINES, &c.
On CONSIGNMENT,
PENNSYLVANIA, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA.
AND MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY,
direct from distill
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TURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,

GIEs~ CARRIAGES | CARRIAGESl--The
- subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
RlAGE REPOSITORY, No IS South Gay street. the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
tat can be found in the city Persons in of Carriages
VIII hnd it TO their interest to give call am deter
mined 70 sell low for cash approved paper work sold
at my Repository warranted for twelve months Old Caria
ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones "
Carr lagos received on storage or held commission
S2lf WITT An W"InnigA,
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MARBURG Il co,
SHf3EEkS G HHRdASN CIGARS
NO 10 " LOMBARD ana STREET Baltimore
No 81 BROAD STREET, New York
We invite the tteution of the trade 10 our large and well
assorted stock of German, Havana and Domestic
figures Large by US in Germany 1 d1Tinr
viii II fac f"d I'd f Etr
hod am ha5 S k pes9Te purchasing elsewhere We also
EER& R a HRtAN GIN in bond GERMAN CIT
VIVIAN Il SONS LONDON SHEATING ME-.
tai FOR SHIPS
English Sheathing Metal and has on hand and wi
D2.r LAMBERT Cuttings.
FLOUR.--BAKERS AND FAMILY FLOUR
o y @T 5es ad Or single
ls Calvert street. bsar MgEt onb M9u ,sd Pratt
old BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, AND ANY
OKIND OF WASTE PAPERS WANTED AT the Mary
all-tf No l22 North street
WoRCEsTERsHIRE sAUCE.-5o cases wor
cestershire Sauce, quarts, pints hafpns gallon
per hs Hesps sd For sale aaape
Charles street IL as prn'
II ETTUCE SOAP.
IL We have iustreceived further supply of the cee
s for decae aEn ~ esPeeaV kd d
children, in cold weather.
BREIDENBAcH EXTRACTS,
NJ,
AND SUPERIOR COZ OCNu
So For sale by CANFIE1D BROTHERS co 1
dl6 II P GER COR Baltimore and CharIes .,s
DORTABLEGA FIXTURES.
Il TO THE GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF BAITTtfopG
Money saved in the of these Gas Fixtures NJ N
fG TnsS bS c % outlay for Pipes cheap and besu
Liberty street near Batm ore AMMID0N i W at NO
II C. LINDEMAN, "
~ T1,.ort,. -, COMMISSION MERCHANT
gent for the sale of PIPES Clay Pines and
4oons 81 every DESCRIPTION s. E. CORNER or nnTp
S' N~p eloiS') nI5-n !
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MaRRHE ID

ALIEN ROyEER-On Monday, Oct ~ a. ,ne Ie.osu' a,
~ 49,. no,bsr bg Rev. Andr,w ssVelsIh VI
I'm AJea al Hartford, COunec cu! TO hi's hAy D''H'
ibjs city. III. q, uyssna,-
49,, al Isln b, tas Rev j. Han In H-rmAi y, Ahl
70 Helen daughter OF James nev's " '"' '''-
u.InyTN-HOLMEs-O Tse'dsy evening OF o" 70 ~ .ns
rh,,,h IN Danh1ry Connecticut by The Rev ~ res
18th. 81 Baldwin to Susan c. daughter Of stephen i'
cad al # Dsnbury. ,,,.- q,
psIPsTIFR-sulTH-At s; Luks's Church Roches,g-, Oh
DSTs,day ev.prJ Oct 3a ny the Rev Or oisA.,"p -
OF Bloomi gton nnos 70 hnia D., N'S
re, a, The Hon PeskiGe Smi,h OF Roche.1ef' =
c,pp CHILps- On Sunday, Sept by the Rev. W; D.
"s,'e,t vi bro5kyD, I,7ac Carr, eco oi JSHeo"" !" "
s Ms Fila ChildI Of New York city.
Thursday Oc,; 70, o. ot rsss,
'cssr,. DaOsge, b5 the Rev Mr. sPadinS basnef oiia
NJ Lo1ise BTaener - =, 49,.
De by Line, on Tuesday, y, =
o. nv ,b. Rev. Goodenoogh Mr. Otis hpnan 81 pVss
,ch1,etts to Miss Mary Richmond, daughter oil W. pam
nj Rchu obd Of Derby Line.
,I,,uoNs-BEADEL-In this city, on Tdesdsy Oct 3D. az
r"tt, chapel by the Rev. DR. Hsbee, Samuel MANN '1'
I'D Amelia A. Beaded 81 Of this ely.
poBFRTs-I EwIs-On Thursday, Oct. H. AT o'clock m
w. IN. NJ n church Red Bank Monmouth county, Nos
Iev John Roberts OF B0riogson CiJ 70 VIZ ~
civ dausher tho Rev j. Lewis oil ne New jersey oon'
TIM usITLT-CLAPP- On "Wednesday, Oct 81 b7 tue Rev
William p Corbit Mr.. Horace TIumbaii 10 Mr'. AlnnA
Cspp al Of jersey City.
vyFBsTF R-MoELRATH In this city on Thursday, Ocr
9s BIZ the Bsv II. Mattson Mr. Joseph Wooster to Mrs
Mary McElrsth. ,
Ga Tuesday, DC; 30 At the Ch1rch oil
nitins Unity, by the Rev. +. H. uhapp. Nc. Willan
Witty Of Newark, New Jersey, 20 May u, oa1gh'cf o
Fisncs Bonneau, esq o. this city
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she psa Iac p,rty , ard sv.y ob1oxious sG
ipp his eY vas vote, by TO eiznth
q thu De1oef,.s CT the ia L'sD'stre.
GERMAN USIoN AsETIyG.-T'O'e Gsrmlus who
suffer tsm'.lvss 20 b. I'D ty the Fuson'ts into tho
soppor. of Slavery held meetiog At Cooper Ins,i ute
lac ni.bt. Teey addressed by Messs. Saekers-
do,ff, Ottspeorf,r, Bsmbe'gsr, Raig, and others.
EsEVESTH CoSGgEssIoyAL DIsrRIcr.-Tbe Com
mit'te appointed to decide which OF the Democratic
CANDIDATE in bis Distris shall Withdraw, have de-
ciied asainst Mr. Wolfe. aud that M. Wsrd s7all Do
regarded as The Democratic aud Union candidate OF
tie Di5'Tict
REGISTRATION OF VOTERs.-Yssterday being the
last day for the registration of voters in accordance
with the law, a brisker busncss was done than on the
preceding tes. Dc Of the Registrars In peveral To-
stances bogus voters attempted to get their names
UPON the lists, but they did not fuccsed in 60 doing
II was expected that the police of the various wards
would make retnrDs Ivy telegraph OF the number Of
persous Iegftertd ct Police Headquarters tevening
but they failed to do co. the operator informing our
reporter that 10 orders had been received in regard to
the matter.
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rIarkets-Reported BIZ Telegraph.

BupTAIo Oct 81 6p FLoUR quiet aud steady. wHEAr
hner sales l7OO0 bush No Chicago Spns at 81 81 O
100 bush Extra do It 81 010Sl 3 $500 bush. No. MI.
wau' Club at 81 07 l2OO0 bush Red Winter Mt III l5 COO
bush White VIII ter At I'll "a CoRS dull sales 900 bush at
Sc oars quit 2 d28c. BARLEY weaker sales $50 bush
at3c RYE quiet sals $40 bush at s5c WHISKY nomi1s at
lc Canal FRPIGHTs 2cc. Wheat; lec Corn TO New
York lsPORT, 1000 bbls Flour 1900 bu5b. Wheat 10 900
bush Gas ExPoRrs 9C0 bbl Flour, 2l3 600 bush Wheat
5000 bn,h CoiO, eco bush Oats
OswEGo Oct 81 p m.-FLouR unchanged WHEAT quiet,
owing scarcity boats and high rates of egt sales of 900
buih prime " bite Canadian at al 30 CoRN quiet BAILEY
dn sales OF 800 bush Toronto at 7c CANAL FEIGuTs
changed st i9c Flour 8c Wbeat lc. Corn 20 New
York sP0hTs: 4tO0 bush Wheat $500 bush Barley 5000
bush Rye 3@O BASH Pea ExPoRrs 400 bbs Flour 5000
bush. Wheat, 50 o BUSH Barley.
CHICAGO Oct 5l-6p m FLOUR steady. WHEAT steady,
bot 10 lowet Of Of COO bush 86id8ils for North
Western Club G3id3tc fo No. S0i d8c Tor No in store
C0hN qui sales Of 1900 bush at 35 Oars 6rm. RKcRPTs
$3.50 bills Flour t8OO bush heat; II ono bush Co
60 q lush Oats SHIPAENrs-79fC0 bush Wheat FHgIeHrs
d lined lel!c. SIGur EXCHANGE New.York v cent
prsuinn.
CNCSSATI, o;t 3l-FLDuR dull a. - 80Q 81 IS, WHEAT
hTm Red At 81 oid I'll Co. White 81 l06 I'll IL Provisions
dull and brsiness limited to previous res WHEt advanced
&c.. At lo.c. Sight Exchange on NewNo rk unchanged.
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HIFHLY INTERESTING FROM DELA.
WARE,
York, Oct. 81, 10
correspondence o. The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence o. The ~ Y. Tribune
WELLINGTON, Del, O;t. %, 1860.
The census of Delaware iodcatssthat negro Slavery
is on tho declpe. In $780, the slaves numbered !S9
TODAY ve have sos dispersed IS follows: In New
Cssle County, 25i in Kent, 203; in Sussex, ,3iS.
Only four slaves held in THE city, aud they are too
old or we'll cared for TO run away. The NUMBER OF
tavsownerr in the State is 6Ij. OF these, Newcastle
has 81; Kent, 80; Sussex, ALB. Whole number OF
free ipbabsns ncudiug free negroes of whicl there
ore not ass than l. 000 10 j42. The population OF
New Castle County is 5i601, nearly one half OF the
whole STATE snd yet she has but the came representa-
,ion in tue l. gslature each OF the other counss.
We IRE called too Slave State, where only ons man
in l65 is slave holder with less than four slaves on an
avtrsoe. AsSlayeIy goes down, everything else taat
il worth faviDg goes mp. Either as cause or enes',
RI pnblicaDVm has gained largely within lev
years In 1856 we pave Fremont 3OS votes.
NEXT month we shall give L'Dcolo at least 5000
ard some OF orr sanguiDe friends ore predl:hog the
success Of Electoral ticket But DO not anticipate
surb q reffs sbipQ result quite That Delaware
i'll be Repnblc can Stsie before o' have no doubt.
The Rel ube4ns daily increasing heresbouts, and
10 DO one is credit due for this geowth OF th7
Republican party 10 Delaware ihsn to Edward L:
Bradfo d. esq of this city aho OF The earliest
champions of the cause and made the first Republican
;. eea 10 our e zers Ne. Bradford was member OF
the Ma inal Republican Convention of 1856 and can
vased New Castle County for the Republican ticket In
that year. He was elected delegate 10 the Chicago
Convention srd tince the fret organization OF the Re
pnhliosn party has been consistent, jealous, and able
sdvocae of ire principles. A gen leuan of nnex-
oDabe character and Of established rApu alton at
The bsr MS personal iDd end eloquent argu nents
h We dore much toya'd bringing our State into The
RepubicIn column. Daring tie present month, Nc.
b. has addressed several meetings in the three lower
couuties Cd the Della Rare,'
ESiet ave preparations are berg made Tor mas
neeiine in This city on Wednesday next, 70 com
n ence At . p. NJ ard 70 wind up with graod torch
light process ion and lunnsiioO. Four years ego il
rtqursd some trnnes, 10 stand no for the Republican
ticket 10 this region. Now, iii not only respectable
10 be Rstublcap but more than all il crsditabe.
BRAEDYWINE.
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ARREST OF NOTORIOUS ENGLISH BURGLARs.-Last
evening Detectives k ach and Pool ARRESTED tn. 30
notorious English burglars, on suspicion of having
been ENGAGED in fome Of the burelares recently
reported at Police Headquarters. The ofcsrs fOo we'd
them about the city from place to place, AMI into the
Fifth Werd, where some person informed them by
sign that two detectives were watching their move
mfnfs The trio continued their way IN a seemingly
ind rent manner but in reality watching opport1
nifty TO slip away. The officers, discovering the
mat euver took item into custody without father
delay, and conveyed them to Police Headquarters.
whsr- they were locked no, 10 await identification, II
possibl. by tho persons whose places were robbed.
hbey gave their names as John Ma'hew alias Hines,
c. afes Bartlett elias Robertson, and John Bryant.
Two of them have done tue State service al Sung Sing
Prison.
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In the lsft foreign news ia tie announcement Of
the dah Of James Sheri1ln knowles, which occurred
on board tie Arctic voyage from Hnll to
Crns-adt lie was born in Cork, Ireland In 1854
In 1896 he produ,ed bis first play, which was per-
formed ny number Of young amateurs in London to
which place bis fa'her, James Kcowles lecturer on
elocution, removed in 1892 At the age Of y young
Knowles went the stage, aud for ten years led an
unsettled life. In 1915 be rmmenced writing, and
produced tire following plays: Ceius Gracious, Vir'
einius, Be2g4r of Bethns Green, HUnch back, Wife,
Love Chase Womau's Wit, The Maid OF Maliendorf,
Love, Oid Mad5, John OF Procida, The Rose Of Ara
eon, end the Secretary. OF lac years Mr. Knowles
bad abandoned the cage for the pulpit and became
jealous and eloquent prescher of the Baptist danom-
ipaion. He wIots two Polemical works, " The Rock
of Rome" and " The IDOL Demolished by its own
Priest." Also, two novel;, George Lowell AMI
Henry Fortesete."
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CHrRcH COYsECRATIoS.-The Church Of the Holy
Comforter, Poughk sepss was consecraied on Tours
day. the q int, by the Provisional Bishop OF the
Diocpse sss ted by sbou thirty clergy In snrpices
This Church is of gray stone to the top of he pks
with esings snd trimmings, and window trscery o.
jersey brown stone. The of is covered with 4nAes
of yarioue coOrs arranged in patterns The chassol
lie epsdol aud at the west end the tower and spre
bero in he angle between chanoel and nave az the
south SIDE la the interior tHe chaucelar,h is richly
adorptd with color and the blue of the csi7g is bril-
bsnty relieved With red and gold The furniture is all
Of black walnut. The stained glass windows are by
DoTemns of Wet Bloomfield, N. j. The architects
sye UpiebD a Son. The cost Of the whole Is over
$4,000 and the Church has been erected at the sol,
expense % Mr. William A. D4vies OF Poug1keepse, as
q memorial Of his departed wife.
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Prsseu.ers Arrived

steamship Fulton from Hare and souramy,1.--Mr. j.
Kns .s ~. wV"S I'D I'd :1 so ss ws'T s
's snS:p no va ;sr,,'. pe.i" Ne; ASS AID ., g.
Bs M s1d r., cSs 's T.. S Perm. NJ Va m
ger ssd f,nS sr B,.,se Ne, clgk Mrs Coz. and ahis,
H. y. ss,.rwo n L LadoS Herbert, W. .S M No
Pom = Boz. Mr. end Nc. Hansr1st Mr. Hs5b. nd
M. Grub.un .r c1Si Eonds1d' an, T a, RsesS,
ceSPg W sno n, H;u s soi eelS eodsia, X.:ss.
Ingr W. and Mira Msnihon Mr sad Miss H.,,, "a n,,
Ms MgIr.y, Ms; illet Pogiz A. P2Ocss Thoms. i,a
DeDgss snd fspily NJ. Pafzoud and rysn DE- R,say'
Moran GA bean sId tgo .eysuts D'pt ca,t,,
Yei .s snd aJ5 Tsys NTH R.y Mr. bsn,o a. AZ Gen
Mrs CfsDt>n B.rnNd Orhuela Mrs Hsynsa ~ I'D
Re- stephen Rev Mr. nansin NJ joda M i ase saes
Depn AID f,my Mr :nS Mrs T. Mo,tst and '.rvo xr .r5
ebs Mr.. NJ aisssese ala and :Sv.at; ssSs :.s
fsn y Miss Rumr Mrs Cutting ard fsny A Rabais,s,5
,hnd M.. k'c i;,, Mr. KH1y@sS ed Rdns sri.s
H. Jone. Mr. sid Mrs., Csssman ard c1ili Mr. Arsesl Mr.
for d A ,sSs g,sTs S $50 .sd MR.: M nd
l. L.berusn md three children, Mr. Wo Grae:hsr Rsy
Bishop Am,' Rsz. Mr s9oep,iri Miss G G Hopsy ST..
Mr. Lon dhe9, Father FsnIy, NJ .nd Ms J Ama. ar and
Tonsls, hunmers, l. Wuebsels1ne NJ Jn.e9I and ,wo
Cahp 8 val p b yer Me,z, Kaapnsn R,s' Lsoa
Lufch5z s GugyenbeiDer Won Frob,n, Calm Made @.
Mrs Cazosy Ms O. Rcht.eierd Aey Don Jose Meet, Rev.
Cssanys Rev Borgatto three p'ss Miss rh.rese n's
him Mrs Msr.n sr1sr.t MuisT child subsr. aosi.
Es9dana n un,nist md child Sisters ~ Charity Rev.
qu 1ss sns to son. @ Fsser sSd chd Mr.. Gs.ou and
Gsld Mrs Fro =. Mh, G,squsL Msrcsds- o1sssss Mr.
In steam s1fp Earnak from Nassau-Ed~srd Rornes. Spanish
Dpo1 attic Mi6er Mr. Z. Ro9e too children and ssrvsns
snceo AGpP' Ph C'p,G for spsS.sa Cap a sna
+. Rider A. Mcclure Sargent.
La ,itp UHiga from Seaa9ha,-MT B J. Walsh, Mr., G.
McLea with the remains Of the late Capt Of
chip Forest Esglel
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Hidss CafIc q 10 Tsow, 6Q6lc. y d. Pelta, Slg@ 80
each. Cali Skins. lO0llc y ID 49, -
b. Beef Esta ard First quality includes nothing but the
bt etge fat ,tsl Oxen Second quality ipcluds the beat
49, led OIep the hes ,tal fed Cows and the best three
sd Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls aud tue refuse Of lots
SpRT ra includes Cossets, aud when those Of Inferior
gnhlify re- thrown out. - nr, 40 - =,
Ba,tot and Lowell; and So over the fichbnrg
RrsHEs-Thee deere again THIS week In the mum
b 81 cattle bat owirg the soft weather there we've not many
Lp,.I mes. IT. and prices remain without change
Sheer sold 0. last weeks pncos There was one o OF Vey
ma o. 10 sold 10 10 Providence for ~ 70 Pes bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

From 70l TO |. go tUns Coolies y cent.
From 100 tnns upward, Coolies " cent
GUNHY BACsThe market is dull and prices nominaly
unchiured.
GUrNY CLOTH-The inquiry continues light; sales OF 500
bales andard IN Boston a. lie mos.
GRAIN-The dem.nd for Wheat scye ana prices have ad
v.rced te sales 200 bush injector TO pime Spring
~ Isdsi part shpboard 81 600 bush Milwaukee Clnb
A. & 2Gd IN par 10 store II 2O blsh Amber Iowa anl
M,onsin ~ 81 29d ~ ~ 100 BUSH Red State at 33
aO bnb Der Long ard n 81 81 500 White Sou
or, AZ $500 bush Racine Sptng at 81 "a; IL 300 blsh
Wife Ohio and lndsna at 81 4id 81 a. 700 hush White
Hihpsna Fl 520Al S. ECO bush prime White Kentucky
2 bush Red Western tmanly 10 t0re FL
Of the purchases good portion Is for Investment Barley Is
peuy hrd lower; much OF th3t oeing j. poor aud In
"a ali lots the ror, al depot this s unashe tbs slrs
"a bn,h & 0a75 Tor fair good State 7201lo Tor Canada
past and SOC for good Canada Rye a lower aud Ia ar
Iequs,t rrt Of 0 bush Ra,e and Canadian a. 9o. Oats
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Charles s. s;eOcs; eiq., who was received VIA i'1'
dtUopit atiors Of applause
Tsten ALL gs'hsr the meeting "as great saec''s,
and ADDS Ia, sely /, tte prCsre,s that Mr. Dow VII
cary the oistIc; over all competitors, whether divided
OF combined.
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Nv TeIearaph,

SAVANNAH, Oct 3O-The steamship Augusta, nom New
forl, St his city =, o'clo,k Tuesday evening" Al. we'll
The screw stesms ip r. Cuyler rom AewloIA a. her
whsF at y m this day.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 29-Au. ship J. u, NewYork J. y
Whitney, Bristol IN.
Oct Si-An. ship. lnspsct.r Belfast Keanass Bri.,O.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REroHrED ron THE H. Y. THBUSs BY GE0. RuPP
WRDSKsDAY. Oct a. 1860.
Whole nun her Cattle at market $50 sbout 600 Beeyes
snd ssS Stops sstDg OF Working OIen Mich Cows aud
OF ., two ard ttie--yesr old. 80
PRIoRs oP MAHKKr BEEF -Fzn hb '0d 81; htst quality
&C. tecOnd quality, - PSI third quality @j 5Oi ordinary
81 IS.
PHIcgs or SroRr CATrLg.Wo hing Oxen per pair from
4COto $50; Cove end CFyes hOm sra 500 sos Year
If 81 9 Two years old &lOG+Ri Thee years old, sl4
0sl1. ...--..
shee sn3 Lambs 1900 market prices in lots, 81 Pisa 81
75Q42 each; EJtrs, az 25H ~ aC0fJ
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CONNECTIONS.

To ne Editor Of The " y Tribune
SIR In statement in your valuable paper Of to-day
the psme of the former Secretary of the GTbsd W3eAwsse
Cub 2 Brood=ay should bsye been Pietro Muratore '
p Navarro of Antonio composor In The Erening et
CHARLEY G. LA FATA, Captain.
yer- York Oct. 81, 1860.