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Rail ROa0s.
1S59--6O.


Cleyeland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
I'D N EfzEss =
ssssss-...s' : -
I WINTER ARRAHGFNTFET
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" a. 1859, Passenger Tains leave Cleveland q flio I.
Iss A. "a Cinennnai ExpIessf rt9ppIg at Bsrea Graf-
ion - gfanse, wellington. New London, ss-
lem shelby, and al stations south Of shel}y
t40 ? d Cluciuaai y ht Passenger st0ppinr a al-ta
tlons between Cleveland and Gallon, and ~
C2Tdfngton and Delaware; also, atouuinr n
leave pesseuFBrE atail stations eouth or fiSliar
CONNECTIONS.
SAslayi sanduskY, Mausheld and Newark Railroad 10,
Go slansaeld Dit Ygrnon Newark, Zanesvilis &c
Siss'hae' Flits6urgh p Wayne and Chicago Railroad
I0r Foregt Upper Sandusky, D6lphas, Lima, 81
Wayno, Lkp0rte. Chicago, &c. west, and Ear
an igr ll9nsheld, Wooster, MassillOu, &c.
eAA Railroad Line, for Marion Bella.
iqqaLana sidney Union, Mancie, IadianapOlis
-StIo ~ asAqss. y sIaeeAzss EVdnsEilie, LouisEills
Dsa"A ,Ayion and CileinRaii Line for sprnr6sld O.
5sayLohs Hanitoni Cincinnati. Hchmond IN
eiac9pOls, Ielfs Haute st Louis, re-. aId 4
ClnelanaLl with tho Ohio b MissisTIuui Rail
80 tS,a tof LoailslAe, and al points ths Ohia
CslsasuI Lltels Miami and Coumbus. and Xspia R.n
L9adi iof 4enla, DaYLon, Hldisnapolis, fsFra
hauie, - lsOuls, Morrow, LJVsand nne Gin
cn9sLls and with the OhIp and u Mississippi Rail
Cairo, st Louis, and allpoinis on ia Ono riveT
CsluAbu6 Central Ohio Railroad of NswarF ZqUo1Vlie
Hheelingy &c; Columbus Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, UT5aEa, ke.
~ For Tickets % all points and information auuV N
the Union Ticket ONCE 81 lSupsTioT1trss the Pas
songsr Station.
OlsVsland Nsv Y 1879
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Fishing tackle.

- ~ JUST RECEIVED.-An-
- y n, other hEs L Of Conr0ys Fishiug hckls
o aAs flke Bass or Ifout either In lske rV
~ ol secn 2e Rods heels Linos Hooks Snes
@neti Fly booEsI d lnnOM Selnes, Nets, &C - Al n
II. HATTERSLEY'g Gun iSfnrs
l12SHperloT 81. CleVsi and
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G. w. RERRY,
JAMES H. ELL,
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
"a WORK Of every description, No 20 Union street. u
low doors from Superior street, Cleve land o. lie pre-
nar % furnish all kinds of work used Steam Water
81 Gas and all the various articles uss In the Plum ING
Businfsa Beer Psmps Of AZ kinds maao aud repaired =
haired daolRs
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EORRHRRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily TO SANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-Weekiy 20 CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE. EIACEI
MAC and IntsTmediafe Ports
q Property consigned delivered our caro- will
eelye prompr and careful sttentOn and dispatch.
q Passengers will be tiGksel through IN AL directions
at The lowest Tates. --1---7- l-T
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Drnas.
HEALTH on AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN.
Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec l. 1858.
From MS ETcslleney, JAMES d WEsTCOTT Governor
Of Florida, asd member o. toe United stnfes senate.
For upwards Of twenty n years was aalirted With
discase IN my family which the best medical and sre
talent IN the country failed 10 cure. but which yssd M
most sstis aetory manner 70 The 9raenber Rsnsdlss
eonScisnaously advise thsir use.
JAS D. wEsTcoTTB
NEW York, February, 1s5q
DR. J. +. BRfDaE-Dear Sir Some two go an IN
innate female friend had basn suffering from falling Of the
womb whites and deranged meusruation, tngot or with
the attending symptoms clearly described IN adFsf-
usgments and pamphlets She had te very best medical
kita this city uni entirely prosraed and her physician
hnay told her tuat he though her life might p0ssy be
prolonged very little loBger under the most iudicous
uan For two Wess ttler that she cgn iuuaa 70 sink
Hhen came into your ONCE Vt the GruefenbeIg medical
institution and re ed her symptoms As you we're cQnf-
aent OF the GracnherE MHrshnls CathocOn. In TeioV-
ing her, she discharge al the physicians and tried IT, tho
gouulngV iroFdentinliy Il relieved her quickly and
bottles entirely cured her since tsn Tor Iear two years.
there has been any cuTrenee OF the complaint, and
Hhs - a. strong, active healthy whom young gin
JNO. K BRIGGS.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL Road.

62alS1c--Atk 50.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. NoV
~ th, 1859 Trains This Road will leave Cleveland
as follows:
7;a0 A. M stopping at Bersa, Grafton and all stations On
the southern Division
4UJ r. MI sandusky Mail Stopping all way stations on
Northern Division Of Sandusky.
13o 2. N stopping at all stations Southern DinOR
eIcep. Washington, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The $40 A "a Train ms kes connection MOnrpevills
with the Sandusky. Mansde d and Newark R r. lad a
Clyde with the SanduskF, Dayton Cine R. e. for
Qrbana Sprnshed Dayton, LncinnOti and all points In
the South
AT Toledo the $40 A. d. and the T5 p NJ trains make
direct connection with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana r. R, fT ChcaeO and al points in the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash ard Western r, r. for Fort
Wayne. Lgansport, lafayette, Decatur Springfield Al
ten st L. usi Cairo. and all points in the Southwest
50. az Ieiolo VITA loledOs Monroe aud Detroit r. H
and jackson Branch r R for Detroit and Jackson,
For Information and tickets, apply Al the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Superior street. and at the Depot.
L d RUCKER, Superintendent.
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CARTIER 3 THAYER.

" P. HORToE, PlaiaIia, Before ssm'l EOjambe Esq
against Justice Of the Peace OF Cleve-
". R. NORToN, Deeadant land CuyahCga COUNTY Ohio.
lHlHE DEFENDANT, !, W. r. NOR
Il TON, win take that my instance the Sd
DAY Of January, 1870 the above named Justice Issued
order Of attachment against he goods chatte and credits
Of said defendant in the ubYe tiled cause claim
against him In my favor for the eight dollars 80 cts
aud that said action set for hearing before said Justice
the tn day OF March. ls60, at O'Clock A NJ.
feb2o:Z7i W P. HORTON.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.
~ DER OF COURT.-On the 2lst dRy Of March, 1850,
at the door Of the COu House the Public Squrs in he
city OF CeVoland Cuyahoga county Chic, will be sold
the highest bidder the following desbsd real estate
the property Of James Town, decesed, TO wit Situate
sal city OF Cleveland, in sad county and kaCWn sub
lot No Us in the subdivision OF parts Of ten lots Nos
T. and made BY Thomas Bolton Said sublOt No l25 Is
suBte the n0herY side of Orange street, and is forty
feet front said street. and extends bsck between parallel
Lines l32 feet 70 an alley. Appraised ut 5000,
Terms Of sale will be made known the day Of sale
WI. BROOKER,
Administrator Of James Town deceaseH
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HIanufnttures.
DAN'L W. DUTY,
City Undertaken,

II EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IN stock Of all kinds and styles Of CCFFiNS embrn-
omF great vueiy OF his new style Of BURIAE CASK-
Els ali Of which cannot be exrolled by milar
esm ip tho state. NO. s. ERIE ST, CLEVELAND. =
ianiiR2idkW
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CeaaI Notiets.
CHERTRFiS SALE-BY VIRr

GHERIBFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of alias wt ofvendl!ioni sIponRs issued from the
Court o. Common Pleas Of county At the suit of
drests3 and Delivered shall Offer for ale pubic
auction the door Of ha Court House consI 0 Seneca and
the 18Th day Of March. lsGO at o'clock p M Of said
{,t-sittaSte Ia BrooFiyn toWnship No T. In Range ia
In the Conneoirur Western Reserve, and known ot No
/ BONDED on he soah b. woodbns street. and vest By
lot 9 being 60 eet trout said street. and 9l r. IN depth
and recorded Ia volume 80. page s' Cuyahoga County
Appraised at sl727Oo
2-Also Ons 0tho parcel Of land decided by Henry L.
Whitman and vile TO Franklin Marshall, situate 10 the
Tonnectfrnt Vosisr, psseTv ami A. LnoS ~ CAV ~
No ltT In Barber L0r Subdivision Ohio CITY and Is
lot linet and north alley Said lot il "a n front
on Carroll ereot lOIh feet deep, Is by plat q Ahaz
Merchant DO ths same less APgLsissd At $50 co.
] PlAmTrD, PITTS AEi = - . ie5il:a4
EaSn5 Hgidskogsr 5!gii1 B9deg b Seymour Y Eleanor
geTt Ihe Mauutif turors Ba' az Birmingham Connoc
lieut., r. L. Russell, Dofendants.
Ia Tho Court q Common Pleas Cuyahoga County, Ohio
smith Giihh, Uf New YORK State, and tbs Manuiactu-
the plaintiff above named did the % day Of Fab
ruay s80 e his pettiou IN said Court against the above
mour did on ths 18Th day Of January 1851 to him.
se paIsn p'u or tne pay oI - yJy and lntess
praying for against the said Bslden Seymour for
leeO and interest at cent IS $50 from January
lt 1859 nd said petition ;sfih that to said
wife Eleanor H. Seymour did said 18th day Of Janua-
ry 1851 execute md deliver to said plaintiff mortgage
on City Lots Nos. and in Hiram Stones subdivision Of
part Of origin a lot No 90 in OHIO City being each 50 foot
front Pearl rect alsl Lots aud in said stones
subdivision Of the Ward Orchard in Ohio City and being
each 80 feet said Pearl street, and 2s feet deep.
And that since the giving Of said mortgage said de
fandAniB, the ManufactuFers' Bank and Smith Griffith,
have claim TO have interest in said real
and the SAID petition asks for order OF sale Of said prem
ses and that the proceeds Of such sale may he applied in
payment Of such judgment. The ssid defendadts The
Manuf ctuTers Bank and Smith Griffith notified that
they required 10 appear and said petition
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of March
next.
Date February 2l. lsG8. CARTIER & THAYER.
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HOME TESTTMONY.

AOI41 lEO4 4lUON4s
- WEsT BEDFoRD, Coshoct0n Co. o., May Il, 81
Mr u; T. k:hasIEY-siT: have been selling the med
lcnes Of the 8rneeubeg Company for the last ten years.
and nave Invariably found them 70 give god sasiactlon
hn3 ne s ave Sold 70 great many families as regu-
fy aa ther Tea and Coffee and with my trade they have
bee0m9 staple article Msrshaps Ut Tisn CnthOcOn
nedsne inst has dona great amount DOd u Female
Diseases One lady sold It 70 told SIX had received
more beneht nom Ona bottle than sine did from 4 long
ou Tse of medical treatment by the sklful pys
ans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshalrs Uterine
CathOicon
Is offered certain cure accompanied with the following
symptoms.
ularifes--W eakneGsF Fantnass--DeranHad Anna
tite-SallOW Comp lexi0n-Paiu in the Back and
Kidnsys-Chills-Cod Aands and Feet
Bloatilg-F eTsrizhness- -Neuralgia-
Hendaohe-hesf lssmess--
Disturbed BlseD-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain-Crawllng and Pam in
in the Spine nnd bstween th8 Sh0ulders-Arid
passing Of Urine, with heat
Urine OTgans-N Northumberland
tefics--AnIie5v--Re Face
Nervous TWiichng Starting
COnstiTpatiOn-lTutable Tsmper-SBd-
ness-DepTaved Appetits-Fla lafuence-BlOat
ed and Irregular BOWeis-U upleaEant Dreams-s
Pains 10 Uterine Orguns-Numu uegt and Pains In Limbs
ESSOld BY City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
Out the country.
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
novl2:dGW General Agent for Ohio.
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For sale by c. WHARTON, Jr,
Sole Principal Agent
2s6ef;Tb No. 1l6 Walnut St., Philadelphia
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Cleveland and PIttsburgh Bail ROad.

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DIED.

BiRON-on Wednesday Sept o. a. veyey Switzerland after
short ness Mrs Isabella Byron, wife Mr. John By.
ioa q this city, In the 43d Of her
Her remains viii be brought to New.Yoik for nterment
Panel Bradley wife Of Miner Bradley years
BlSCHOFFIn this city Sunday Oct D. Rebecca BiseboH
canghter Of Cond and Marie Bschof aged years and
months.
CoSGRoVEn this city on Saturday Oct 90 John Youngest
son OF James and Bridget Cosoye aged months and Fl
DUNNIn this city, Saturday Oct the beloved
VIE Of Thomas DuLu, aged "a years.
EVERlT0n the 2lst inst amer short illness. Mary C. wifi
OF Richard EveTt, In tho 56th year OF her age
The relatives and fen6s Of the family invited 10
attend her funeral Third day afternoon $50 ust al ocock
n rom her late residence No LOB East Eighteenth street
without further notice.
LDEYln this city. Saturday Oct 90 Edward T. Edey In
the Gath year OF his age. ~ 50
FAGAN-n thiscy Sunday Oct 81 Lawrer CO Pagan AGED
80 years. Ne'"' Ns'1
GREENE1on Sunday, Oct 81 William T. Greene aged Is
years and days 't Ns'N ~
The relatives and friends Of the family mr.. rc,n.cn,
to attend his funeral this luesdayl afternoon AT oco~I
from his late residence No. % West Fort, ninth street wits
out further invitation. ~ '''' WIN"
GAGE@on Sunday, Oct a. at Plaln6eld N j. Ceors, ase
sged 90 years " - '''s'' 'eei
HuGHfS-Suddnly Of water on the chest on Saturday Ne,
20 stephen l.. Hughes, aged 81 years ~'' wv
ehas gro invited 10 ettsnd hi funeral from bis late re
dsnce hent near Dekab avenue on Tuesdy 23I inst AZ
O'Clock In the afternoon. -
hubsONIon Saturday, Oct 90 Henry Hudson ia tn, s7
JEHKINS-Inthi, eity ON sprd,x roor,,r, ~. a, AZ,
months. '' Ne'u ~ Joe.a ana
hEnNEDf-On Monday Oct ~ FrAnk K.nnaJx .o .,
w and sarah NJ keune iy, aged years and month.
lns uhea " III hkr Place nom the residence of bs pIu =,
avenues tails day (lueldayl at O'clock n m 11a oi,n. ~
We lspiiJ Ge invited 10 attend
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u,rLets-P enorted bu TeIeordDh.

PHnapE1pHIA, Oct. 22-FLouR firm bat dnn wny.r d.-
ensd sale. Of tSS sGh Ths s,si EsS 1884 81
dull. SoSrsK a. N RIO nfd15ic. WmsKr-obio aS;c.
B.I1SoEE, Oct 2-f5Sys quiet ohi2 and aowHs stree;
?Od 81 ~; White Of 45GSl 10 Corn declined 2; Yellow
st 68ac quiet and unchanged CoPyss hrn at
taSic no stock in hiss hand, WaI.Kr dai @xe
nominal and demand WHEAT dali Red a, 81 o49sl o5;
White 81 l20sl u WMskT ons'tled, and lowers saes at
CHANGE on Newly ork unchanged.
BLBAsY, Co. 226 FLoUR unchanged and 10 fsir de-
a. 81 acS 81 a. 1000 bush White Michigan at 500
and sprrg 81 and Winter 81 30 In lots RYE sales
100 bush Tsc Oars at ic for State Co.'s doll
for Western Mixed sAELEr IA good supply but msiny ord.
nary parcels good lots are IN demand and to
bo,b Stained West 7slc and 1900 bosh Toronto a.
alc $500 b9,h Winter ard .Ptins At oe "o Dual 'an'aa
go oct Moth Cub III 1900 5u.
Winter Red Western at 81 26 and 2soS bah prime Canada
Ole otter Grains quiet anal FREeHrs oweri Flour az
Wheat Rdisc Com l2c to N,wYort Lase lxr1Ers ~
FLOUR 30 600 bush What so bush Corn % VO bum Bar
ley; 1900 bush. Ryei 500 bush Pess ..,.r.,. IA
BGFrALo 1s Nh. "a 90 for csssds SO bbIs eIs Wis
oonsn at IS u.s. IS 50 f extra Michigan Indiana and ono
and rs ga Sc Is for dou'e extras GRAs m.ke Ior All nd'
COO bbs Flour 25Oo bush Wheat IS 600 bush Corn CANAL
ExPoRrs-2 $50 bbls Flour, 6lOOO bush Wheat v" oosn'
CHICAGO, Oct ,a-6 p. mFLorR dull Wheat d9n and Is
lower: sales bush at Sc for North Western Cub @
sac for No sOd8cc for No in store CoRs du .sle, OF
10000 bush 1t s5c IN OATS let hscEIPrs ooh'
Flour l22GO bush WHIST 500 bush CHn. s5 Jpn 90
bnsh oats FEEIGHrs-l7d8c. Wheat 10 Buffalo. Sight
E1chsnge Oh New York, y cent preaiom. ~.
lie. for MiddiDs. Muket dull
NEw.ORLzAYs, Oct 2CoTToS: sales today 1000 bale, AZ
tHARLxsIoS, Oct q -CoTroS: sales 1870 bales Market
firm.
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THE CROPS.

In no previous age Of the world can there be found
an instance Of ouch rapid gro sh from dependence to
ssfsupport az our opn California presents. Starting
eleven ye ars ago. with ts immense area Of fertile land
almost untrodden except by the herds Of wild cattle
ard borser and the feet Of the hafsavage guachos who
tended them with its fabulous storts OF wealth IN
known, and its splendid glsns aud forests almost
uptrayeled except by struggling rancheros, or the
bepcarly and degraded Indians-it has rushed
at headlong speed through q nations progress,
ard TOW stards before the astonishtd world
mighty, populous, and selfsuppOrting Safe. With
coil Of fabulous fertility, climate of SURPRISING
eepislity, and an agricultural population unsurpassed
in intelligence and enerp ice BY any in the world it Is
fact that after only ten years OF agricultural develop
ment, California is commencing to export grain to
Europe. Not even the enormous annual increase OF
population has been able to keep pace with the dsve
opuent of her producing capacities, and grain, which
once sold for several dollars the bushel has now fall IN
TO ninety cents, and even less. This point once
reached there is not much likelihood of rstrOgrsssion
for some years TO come at least ard IL is not difficult
to believe there is exaggara,ion IN recent assertion
By Tile California Farmer, that California gram
ill coon be a common article in every market In the
world We learn from the same authority that;
"TIe quantity of Grain that is daily sent to San
Frspcisco for market is immense. There Is not
sufficient amount of tunnsge to AXE the quantity Of
grain from us Oar home consumption or local trade
requires bot small proportion OF our wheat oarley
and cats. There remains, then, large surplus for
which we must look elsewhere for market. This,
many are not able TO ship on their own account, aud
must SELL Shippers thus for have pursued very
liberal course, ard paid remuneIstlve prlce TO the
farmers for all they have bought. They are very par
tcusr in making their selections ard VIII not buy any
tui choice wheat Two la ge 2OO.tun ships are now
losdDg with picked csIgoes for London"
The latest market quotations in The Farmer are as
fnlloua.
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Arrived.

Steamship Bienvie Buoce New Orleans 1ih .ld Hsv,ns
i7h inst balls and pass o. Re6erts Oct ls lat 90
sSawins Tsi.e :iSfsi with q 81 lon IS
passed bal Trinity bound W. lat 81 3d. l'n 10 A. passed brig
steamship James Adger Phillips Charleston mdse and pass,
ds S 1s OF e.
20 miles W Of Cape HstteI, eIehsogsd signals 9Th 8
Of Ab.eeuai passed brig James Madison N ,-,.
to Il. B. Cromwell Co. Experienced heavy ~ u. gale tie
Steamship jamestown Skinner Richmond. kc rndse ard
pass Ludsm Hencksn Experienced heavy N. L. gale
Ship sbSrnsn (of Boston FchbOrn Liverpool Sep. is
ndse TO Walsh Carver Chase H- experienced heavy ~est
lost foreyd was up to Fire lsand 18th inst and compelled
Slip ssePhfia Knapp Mails Liysrp1el Sep. 10 cal e
having pilot obliged to haul on shore r the ate E
Bark Alice Painter Hubbard Antwerp and the Lizards 70
DAYS md.e to ). l. n. Smith.
Bic HsyeiSck tBf Dexter Windsor N s. Ia days plaster
Big Annie GedA lBr), Cochran, Windsor n s. "a days.
Brig samuel French Small Poqgskeep'ie iron for Boston
Bs joseph Gables K6cksRd soys line 70 o master 70 MASTER
Scbr Juli-t tof 81 George, Me. Baxter Philadelphia coal
the Dht Of tie 0i dur the stsa .ck on 49, Kao
causing the vessel to leak about 500 per hour towsd
TO toe city by tesmtJg " g. Putnam.
sebr Silver Spring Roberts Ca days plaster Simpson
schT Zenith (Br Of Liverpool waksbam. DENT, IS s.,,
gi 70 c. Buey 18th tust Lac ~ h. lon CO 80 sgiaea s6p
days coal to Post Small '' - 49,
ford. ~ ~ "
schr. Eliza J.ne, Adams, Boston mase for Baltimore.
schE Onaayie Jameson RocklSnd days lime 70 master
shr Mss /. Hall, Stevens n.y. lumber for Portl.sI
selE Lucy Blaze Wood RondoG, cement for Boston
SCH Gertrude Horton z, udeou dsys lime ts ,ster
Schr. Csrvo Holdbrook Rocklsnd days lime 70 master
chr. Mexico, Eldrdgs, Newport days.
Schr Lagura, Hart, Port Even coal for Boston.
Schr En Farms worth Roueout cement foF Bostou
soop Report Norton, Orient days wheat % j. Maryen
p,trich
Steamer Boston, Croker Philadelphia mdse and pa. to r.
Steamer Beverly Pierce Philadelphia, mdse. 10 j. L N
Briggs.
Brig Bilow Hodgdon, Philrdep his for salem
schr. Jos Fish, BecAhor. Philadelphia for Portland.
setr Chsl.ense, Hall. Pbilade Vba for Gloucester.
Schr. CansTy -, Philsdep ha foE Boston.
Al the above anchored Sandy Hook detained by The
westher -
BELOW-l ship, brig
SAILED Steamships De Soto UAvan. aud New Orl.au.
North Star, Aspinv all
WlND-At sunset very light f,om ~ Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

TIE WATER WORKS AND THE SEwERs-The
Board Of Supervisors held special meeting yesterday
afternoon and passed the resolutions as petitonsd for
by tie Water and Sewer Commissioners, direaing the
raising Of $4,000 by tax to psy the interest the
water and saver debt. The vote was l6 yeas to 6
nays 1t will be recolleeted that at the regular meeting
last week they refused pass the resolution bat being
reminded Of the seious eff ct refusal to raise the
would have upon the credit of the city, special meet
ing vas called the second day following and the for
mer action was Tescinded Yesterday the original res
olution was adopted by the vots above given.
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Disnsiers, &C.

Rio OK J,SEmo Sept The American barb N'Tgnia sailed
IRON u. port lat month and has Pot back In ey conditions
VIII have to IA deTgo rrplirs
The Ameca bs North Point sailed ON the "a aud pat os
lust
NoSFcIK, Oct 2oWe have had violent gale nom the east
yesefdy Already hear OF bark ashore OF bak hsef
one bark In Lynhsy1 Bay and cn Old Point NO pan
eulsrs - yet, - the tslrESph broken. -,
The steam ship hoAnoke nom York was Ia the shoe
the gale dsmsg and arrived :, h.r usual hsa
hoth by letter 20 Ew Ood alter Sec I'D UEser~ft<s
The bIemsn barb Industry. nom br.men or baua.ore N
LJn Haven Bay having lo topmaIts In the gale Of frdy
sehT also ashore a Old Point sad barb 81 ssss Hives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

WIDE AwAKEs-The South Brooklyn Irrepressi-
bes will attend in full uniform with music, the grand
mas meeting to be held at Brushyille on Wednesday
evening, the oath inst. This battalion mus.ers $50
finely drilled voters who intead to visit Washington
City at the Inauguration Of Abraham Lincoln.
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SAVANNAH, Oct 81 The steamship Hun.syie ffon New
loIk, arrived at the bar at 6 = IN. All well
CHARLESTON, Oct 20 The [ \ NJ steamship Nsshvi1s
oapt Murray nom New YORK; arrived heIs at 70 o'clock FnsAJ
SPhlLADELPHIA. Oct % Arr baik Roman. from New
f2lk ter Liver pool dlsmsstsd
Below srk Thomas Dalctt nom Lsgasyrs coursi non,
ko Jane.go Warrington nom Bremen.
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ron & Co North star Jones A,puwsll, D. 3. Alien.
Liverpool Thon p.cp's Nephews John Blight Cutting V
erpool Villa us Guton.
Bark-W sudote Ho t. tnopls Miller Holghtou.
Brigs-M. Duffy, Duffy. Philadelphia j. w. McKee, " R.
Kobby, Hayden San Domingo, Smith Co. John Stew
ems. Whipple Ehzlbethporr c. 4 J. Peters.
ShooneIs- Ore Krause. Washington - A. Rich, Norton,
Fependus, Van BIunt 81 ght A Cole Crockett Cherry
Etore Munroe Parker Bo Sdich Collins Tapplco. Miller
BoUghton.
steamer-Concord, Norman, Philad,l phia, J. Briggs