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Ghalpbeate' pilIs.


An aperisnt and stemacbic preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and carboa b. eonz-
bustion IN Hydrogea, OF high medical author
following complaints viz: -
CITATION, DysPEPSIA, DIARRHEA. cONSTI-
PATTON SCR0FULA, SALT RHEUN. ScURyY,
JAUEDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM. MERcURIaL consequences, INTER
MTTTEET FEVERS. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES, EEliALE WEAKNESS. MS
MENSTRUATI0E, WHITES CHLoR0SIS, ctr.
PIMPLES or THE FACE, RoUGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc. go =. szsfSe1
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through tAe whole system, no
part Of the body can escape their trrly wonder
full influence.
The experience OF thousands daily proves that
no prepararion Of Iron can for q moment be
COMPARED with Il. Impurities o. the blood. de-
preston OF vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly complsxions indicate It's necessity in al
most every conesivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (fro- aIbus, ohl0rosis etc.l, its
effects are delig htsRlly renoyatins. No remedy
has ever been discovered, IN the whole history
OF medicine. which exsTts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength.
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise. Immediately follow It's use.
AS a grand sfomachic and gen,ral restorative
it has no superior ana no substitute.
Pat nj, In ncat Fat Tilstad bows coatsfei"S
so pills.. price 80 cesstS PR box- SIX boxes,
ss so; one dozcn boxes - CO. Tor sale "
nny add ress receipt of the price NJ fsf-
tiers, orders. ETC., should be addressed 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

Gs- The NashUaie Journal of Medicine and
Surgery, for January, an excellent number,
has been received at this Office.
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County Trustee.

CARVE are authorized TO announce wM JASPER
TAYLOR as a candidate for Trustee OF Davidson
county al the ensuing March election. jau2
ne wearc authorized To announce JOHN ". MAX
a csndidate Tor County Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octIl-td
ss-we are authorized to announce HARDIN p
B,SIICK candidate for the Office Of County Trustee
of Davidson cOuaty At Inc ensuing March election.
oct5--td.
BE- We are authorized TO announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE a candidate Tor County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. sepl0-le
ss-weare authorize o annouBcerHOS. L. SAUN-
DEll5 as a candidatefor this olce OF County Trustee
OF Davidson County at the election 10 be held in
March, 1860. apr2O-td
as- We are authorizedto announce SAMUEL. p
AMENT candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. aprl9-td
as- We are authorized 20 announce IsHAM
CLARKE ;,u..t.ts for Trustee OF Davidson coun
y, at tas aext March election. aug2o-te
For Tax Collector.
ns- We are authorized to announce W. B. Young,
OF Whites Creek, candidate for Revenue COllec-
tor at ths ensuing March election.
Ss- We authorized to announce DANIEL c.
CLARK as candidate for Revcane Collector OF Da-
wilson county, at the ensuing March election.
dec3o-te
ss- We are authorized 10 announce ACTON
YOUNG a candidate Tor Tax Collector of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
dec20-te
Es- We authorized to announce A J. RAMSEY
u candidate for state and County Revenue Coiec-
for Davidson county, the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2o-te
IL r We are authorized 10 announce J0EIA. BAT
TIE $ a candidate for the Office Of Revenue Coec-
tor OF Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
As- We are authorized TO announce JOHN GREER
"A candidate for rc-eiectioH the vince OF site
aud County Revenoe Collector Al tlc ensuing March
election. dec2l-te
Hs- We authorized announce ANDREW
GkEGOhG a cta diIaIs FOR Tax Coiicctor David
son county 1t the ensuing March election
dec2t-se
as- We are authorized TO anneunce ROBERT r..
Pow EIS cand idaie Tor Revenue Collector Of Da-
wilson county Al the ensuing March election.
der2J-te
e. We are authorized 20 announce ". +. CART
WRIGHT a can iidate Tor Tax Collector Of David
sou ooan1y at the ensuing March election.
deo22-te
II p We are authorized to announce l.. 7. FORT
as a candidate for Revenue Collector of Davidson
County, at the cRsaing March eleeIi1n.
dec2--te HE#4E
~ We are authorized ~ announce +. n WHIT
WURfH Candidate fsf the Office OF Essgcnue Coz
ctor OF Davidson county At The ensuing March cleo
dcC32-ts
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.
tAlsarticlefor oxertsI
coNHDkRcK xSDTErzH OF
been able IL cay Of
ER HAS II FAll-hN
EfFEC7 A CUkE when
We know an fRstasss
one who $50 ~, on
[ lighted with ats ol,era
. ef hlghest commeEaa
/. ana medical xirlnes
. WrAz NIX 10 KSew,'
ence. AM i'LErcK ouR
skSs of NlLAT Wa HERx
instaDcc Nhere the In
|, sna exhaustion, rsl,s
txenty minEtes sfter
: tered. 4aaX
|, tioa l. the prsseriplier
. SEHli-AGEb sna skill
: land, and has bcss
: INC SUSCEksGx
. NF CASkS-
, from pain, but invig
= sells, correcfs acfei
erSy 10 the whole sys
SANITY relieve
: Ecsf1-S, AMI, -
CpiiC.
, winch if act sPeetlJ
|. " e believe Il The besi
: sOElp. ia ali cases OF
: RIGA IN cAlI.DREN.
: teethiBg. or frem kry
!, say 10 every mu.htI
-frosa any OF the fogeso-
; LEf foUR PRExUDT
, iilCES Oh olGEilS.
ing ekiit and thHrei.ef
ABSoLtIkLl RRE--
!. 'aesi'eine. if&s.nriy
: Nll aeeomrsny each
: less the l4E-slmile OF
: York, Is Oh the out
oni the worhkFms
Cedar st-.Nsw York
cents per Rclile.
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The Confessions and Experience
o. -
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nF<sGxftfor - heat1s. I'D u ! = .Fs-ln< and 8
ltsez<<lez - Ils<e ~ FRA seE debli-
ttF. tasxez<a.a les <siE<z< 81 sle<p !,
pzea-st nfe decay X = fs e41erte II FoHtkfu5
ssaprstesee. or tteczaelsl e7ezt - setf2bafe. ~
III ens xAs a.ss SUSIE si fstra The zksvec.ane,
ani ffsEa u.ssI-<ez z-etz<zf t1zztn<
kzzd qzezzsEs- se{i>s Is fpest Fee) - tAe
rele<-zz e 49, ee@ffAr -he address
Il - 4nalizse<. <esssEs. IS ssks ~ = -
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

The popularity Of tue MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENr, is coextensive with the civilization Of the
globe Other articles claim to ALLEVIATE pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article before re-
ceived such undivided prase and suppertfrom Medi-
cal and Scientific men.
RHEUMATISM
or years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tumors Running Sores, Scrofula, stn Joints,
Felons, Swellings, Barns, Bites, BoIs, Chaps, Neu
r.,Igia, salt Rheun, and all aches aud pains upon
man, and Kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring bone Gail Scratches SPAWN, PolEvil,
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, sc +, are su5dued and cured by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

r HAFSan a.a8 s~e dead seeass Haa1s1 rsssfs
} nzifs. cs~s sas 81 n xssi faansax o<1sx ,sbi<
I xsl ga los for ssSA-
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RHEUMATISM
Mustang Linin,ent.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED


yALUA BILE HORSE SAVED.
Mr.. :. LITcH, Hyde Park, VI, ~rites:-'' That the
horse was considered Worthless" (his was
spayiR,) ssbut since the tree OF the Mustang
Linimeat, l have sold him for one $3.50 cash. Your
LininsHt has been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD ~TSEST, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Ertrdet-) a. In iiftug sue kettle from the ire 10
became uunsna sezbe, Tilted over, and scalded my
haads very severely, aimost To crisp It was
aSfui sight. Tge Mustang ISafmcnt p reared to
the pAia. it haAed rapidly without
aud left scar Ol account Truly yours,
&C Allies FOSTER. , -
Such language this Is at the constant aud
raj echo tins article Is used
THIS Imminent - IdIis .sSus4D!c 10 planters and
owners of horses aud mules Mr.. SoaS DANIELS
OF Montgomery Ala, SOLD slave ior $500. vino
rAissI from utter aseieSsacss by this IinimenI.
Every ta-aily saould lave IL Bs very particular
aad enquire iJs Iis SiGstAag LnimoEt and IANe
other.
sid by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe and The Isil.ds OF the Ocean Ior
- esatS, so cents, and 81 per hottie.
DASSkss PAkk, New York.
nov2s-sndt~kw
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WINTER GOODS.
We havejust received fresh supply of
Winter Goods,


as atthe first of the season to which we invita- m
special attention Of merchants wanting rccruitias
Stocks. -'--e
novlT w EasxrN a IN
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Yruuks. Vrunksg

vUST rec ixez. ss&ils-asi sapphes q I.Etsz'
81 fraaks Large ana sty tsss Sole Leather
y.scas aaa Isstss hseneG Baxss. sfn<ie asa ac1ele
18th tags. = large assortment Al le~ ersaes.
JOHN RA44sK.
ascs4 ~ College street.
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r. 3. LOCKE & CO,

.-s.-e.78 = General Agents. -
8 fsszs 20 $50 BSoAfe>N y.
N.B.-The above Is a facsimile OF the
label ON each box. =aseea
decs3-diriw4w1y = - Akfa 49,
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Oh BIS - - 81 - - fsss bs<. ero1 s&d
<1O Wy <aFEefs<r arts lztS rrft<s - 1a3 frvm
~xszx<x. noaeE ca
ssvis-sf fss- - r1ss -
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TOBACCO.
LADIES VESTS.

Irxraa rsss cas~nr rosscrs far ssis a.
II @sIs Rsf>s. BssnsfS fsss
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= sln<Ic uftd tIey nj
Isf- g. p hIGEIos. Boston,
90 recommend their ass % PUBIC SFEAEkhs."
tsev- h. II. cHAPiS, New York.
a. Most sGlatdry reiiJ IA BgoScRTIs."
Nv. y. ssISFKIEp, Nofristown Ohio.
90 Beneficial she compelled 10 spaak suffering frOas
ColD." Rcs.S.J a. ASBkssox, 81 LOUIS.
ETecfudi IA rsDs9riag Haarzs1less and Irritation II
tAe 1kroai, cpHa.9ss trsiA SPk2SEzs ald SISGK''
Prot n SfAUI JUsiASoS, L1Grange. "a.
Teacher OF Music, southern Female College
Great b<seff srAess taie bore Gnd afler preaeA-
ing. thes pseeHf Hoars<aeSs ffaBs tker past escf
ilsssk lacy Dsil Be II perssaaeat advantage % sss
~ ~ Rev. 4. ReaLkFsA.A
President Athens eaglegr Tean.
soidby all Druggists, al 25 Cents per box.
Also, isso~Sis I.Axkusz a3ocsAs. fs1fharfsc Lssss-
oes, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion Coast eaaaca<
Biisees .t9setsoFtz, 80
= SsuDi
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MRS. wHSLow,
90 II HING SYR z p,
For Children TeeIBlu< as

whiebgrcasiy sasststes tt:e process OF teethiBg,h
sofsening te gums and reeeeiag al israztion vi
aIay ALL PAIN ss,as Enosiie aeGoz and n 80
SURErO REGULATE TliEBoNEIS $3.50
Depend upon y, n,e'iIels u Val give Hestsoyeu.
selves, and I
= y
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DIED..

BUNCE-At Mddetowu oint New jersey Saturday Sep
TENDER / Of consumption, Robert Z. Bunce.
BRYDoN-on Saturday, September suddenly Eliza onvs
Bydon, beloved wife Of Thomas Brydon aged % and
months.
CLARK-In Thetford Vermont on Wednesday, August a.
Massachusetts Michigan and California paper,
requested TO copy.
DUNCAN-In this city on Monday mornirg September g.
Wslter g. Duncan, 4 the Soth year Of his age
Of Company c. Seventh Regiment in citizens dress
specially invited attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon
O'Clock from his late residence No ia West Forty
fourth sIeet
DwIGHT-A. Detroit on Sunday August &C. Mary schaedde,
aged 40 years.
GAMBLE-On Monday September3 Sarah wife Of Henry
The friends Of the Family invited to attend the funeral
vices at St Likes Church, Hudson street on Wednesday
the 5th inst at O'Clock, without further notice.
GRIFFITHS-At board the bark Faith, Monday,
1gn H. Joseph 1a SseS ,. years esgSsSr Of ia de
Chensngo County EswYork Tuesday August 81 aged 10
years months snt 10 days
JOURHEAY-At his residence, Westheld stgten Island On
Sunday September Albert Journeay in the nth year
Of his age
LEwIs-on First Day morning % ins Clarissa Lewis wife
Of the late PhiIo Lewis, Ssed s. year,
The relatives and family respectfully invited
Stephen Titus One-hundred fifty second street wes
Of Tenth avenue Thiid Day, 4th ins O'clock m Car
at the Of Fiyninh street and Eighth avenue, u
O'Clock p
LORsCH-In Hoboken, NewJersey on Sunday, September
Theodore Of Henry and Cecie Losch aged 10 yess
and months
McDoUGALLIn thi, city Saturday, September after
short and be Of paralysis Of the BRAIN which she
bore with Chh fortude, Elizabeth, widow Of William
McDougs and daughter Of the late DR. Dawson Of Albany
aged % years.
McDONALD-In this city, Sunday morning September g.
after lingering illness Thomas son Of Francis aud Eleanor
McDcDsld aged Il years GndS months
RITNCIE--At Roxbury Massachusetts September l, at
O'clock m jane wfGe Of John T. Runcie aged a years,
months ana % days !,
funeral I'LL take place.
ROGERsOE-At Paterson New-Jersey Saturday morning,
September Mn Sophronia Maria Rogerson wife Of Tbonss
ROgerson, aud daughter Of Philip Van Bnsum, in the a
year Of her age.
SMPTH-in Henry street on Saturday September Ellen,
daughter Of Mrs Elizabeth lot Of Michael Smith In the
2sth year Of her age.
WILLIAMSON Saturday evening September j. Mrs Eliza
beth Williams, In the 18th year OF her age - -
Her friends and those Of her Thomas and william
Williams are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral from
her late residence No 1883 West Treth street. Tuesday
the 9Th inst at O'clock, p. IN.
WALTEh-h Harlem, on Saturday September J. Ellen
Rogers, youngest daughter Of James r. and Harriet Walter
bged 10 months
WILLY-n Brooklyn, Sunday, September O. Of ssarlo:
EeJ Kate NJ youDget daughter Of jacob and Mary Willy
sge3 ~ months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

HAY-Tks demand s fair and The market is s1n ssIe' Of
LlME-The market RocLlud Il :ctIye sales Of 200
oRs GoI%gp at acc Lnnp nominal oSesss ... n
does sts5c. sod Porto Rico at 5sc.
EAyAL sroRE%spiit. Torpeu,Ins i qa:e d9 ys. pic..
creased the demand Is limited Common Rosn /.
delivered ard The low and s MEDIUM u sns ssas s.s ~ s
s sH , .ss If t so SS No q So 100 DO orEs ..
slightly lower rates sales Of 80 bb Washington q, "a iO
OLs-The market st the moment quite Duh for al de..r
TORS but prices are firm at Gee for Loseed a5c FOR rp
Whale sS9tsc for Refined d. 81 00 81 IS for Grade sos1a
PRoVisOss-The Pork market hardly 20 strong: the De.
sas. If b! 81 mainly s FOR Prime arrival. .s
sl9 0'eI old Mess and ala ISa sii Is for new Pm RI
Go%s.fy Mes sT saSsS cs e f2 bb esq
s2 for extra DO Prime Mess Beef Hams are aui.t H.
soSd L Semssd ss ESQ l SS s hs ante s and
Rta12Ic Butchers Included In the al are 90 MI a
pse Batts . steady and din good ssusnd as 81 s1,y,
and 1890 fer state Cheese IL sslsble st 3dlc '
RICE s steady WIN small sales as % si9s' Ia viOop
sUGARsRsDiOs uades are heavy and quiet and the mar
k sns Boss Havana .s al @ ehda s%, cSSs
s,a9lc crusl Ground and Grsnaaed sof White ga
sEEDs-A limited demand for Clover Seed at sa9ic limo
thy Seed lower and more plenty ssles at 81 1892
S Fs SsS Il % and no
at 81 0dsl IL bush Calcutta Linseed Is fairly active and
prices favor The seller sales Of 2S bags In Boston Herbert
SALT All Ahtons salt 10 sore and to aye has been taken
up at slight advance on former q1o.,i2ns
Of 2OOoO Prime City at Oc, and 5000 Tsow on at s
WoOL-The rather quiet the stock Of all kinds
quite light and prices rule firmly sales Of IS 900 Naive
fisoe a. apo or %soom 70 choe ssHonyi .e
ola 2S mos. and se % Washed cGrdGys private terms
NHIskYThe market lees rm the demand less active
sales Of 40 bbls. at 22lG2Sc.
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NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION OF REPUB-
! IICAN WIDE-AWAEps

. WIDE AWAKE HK,DGt . sRS, Newly City.
BY order OF the Wide Awake General Committee of the City
AVID County OF Newiork the wide Organizations in The
United States respectfully invited participate the Grand
National Demonstration OF the Republican NidrAwakes which
WI take place IN this city the evening OF WEDNESDAY
the "a on october next Arrangements OF extraordinary aud
Poheay unprecedented chsTacter will be made fer the de
ohs'ion the programme Of which will be announced iu-
tuIe day
Esen WideAwSke organization IN the United ses hereby
requested TO Tend 60 the Grand Marshal Of the Wide Awskes
oenealJ Hobart Ward .. Box No. t5tS NewysrA City
list OF Its ocs the lumber OF its torches and uniforms and
Hs see' ptance 81 the above invi.ati
Distant States unable 10 send company OF WideAwaks.
are requested 20 send uniformed representa- iyes
Republican Journals throughout the United states are respect
iuy requested 10 notice this syitahon.
ktw-iork, September T. 1890 - -
FRANCIS J. TUCKER, Secretary,
WILLIAM CARLUCk
nAMLlN BABCOCh
FRANK J. WHITE -. a..
SiLAS r. DITCHER, Prcst W. A General Committeo.
J. H. HOBART WARD, Grand Marshal
DANIEL 6ANlI, Mhrsha,
:. h. POSTLEY, Ma sha,
GEORGE b. VAN INT Manhal,
FlEAZtR JACKSON, Marshal,
Conuittey Of Arrangements, In ofhoio>
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Arrived.

Steamship Nashville Murray, Charleston, mdse. and psss to
Steamship bavaria (Hsm) Meier Hamburg Aug is, and
Southampton 18th mdse and Az to kunhadt Co Ex-
81 Steamship bound
Shin Rich Liverpool ~ days. dse and p.ss to
VIM Frost Has experienced light wind. and calnis, with
cCn,inqed hns weather Ios be entire Ps':se - u.
Som Bed Light westerly winds nearly sns
hart, 50 days from Plymouth Eng, for Quebec.
s Lizzie Rssw @ Bsb y ss .S coal t"
Brig LOrars lo Bcston Gibbs Ciennegos Aug TO- sugg to
the wndsss broke bOn anchors and ehsHs Aug Is hes
taken sick with fever since ali hands been
a s:s q hs
Newly aged died The L. is anchored in the O~er
Brig Iris lof Bristol R. ID Eddy Remedies Aug L. sugar
Big LOanno Chisholm Maitland N g. IL days plaster, 10 h
Bns Lssnna OBJ chOm Maitland, N S. IL day. p,.ser,O
Big Jsa RobnsOn) Lingau C. B., 10 days co. to s.
Brig Mary tBr Cole, St johns N b. 10 days stone
Brig Aend4le (Br McBeie, Windsor N s. 10 days, plas
Big Brien Plunmer Machias days spars to J. Snow
Brig DennsIk sturges, EliIabethpOr coal for Boston
schr Myroyer Allen Wilmington n c. days s.ores
BateIs snased chr Wsns hence f I savannah ''p'
sehr WenOnah Owen Dennysvle days lumber to j. Bo,n
schr. Plymouth Rock Norris Boston days, md.e to J. C.
sehr. Rebsccs and Harriet Pendergras Virgins days,
wood
Schr J. A. Smith, Gall Plymouth N c.. shingles to Benton
Bros
schr Adele Felicia Cartwright Fall River fer Ezabethport
Schr. Moses Van Name Van Name Baltimore days coal
Schr NJ. II. Reed Kelley New Bedford days oil 70 nsser
Schr. Caroline, Chick, Ssco days, lumber master
Schr. NJ L. Wedmore Robinson, Virginia days potatoes
SchI Lesns, on, Poole ROck9oT. days d.h to
schr J. O. Huntington, Lovett Boston for Albany.
schr A. Cowell Green, NirgiDis days, wood
Schr @, Tilton Phsro, Virginia 2 days wood
Schr. l.. A Berry VOORHEES, Baltimore dsys coal
schr A; ID. Clark, Lesry, Vi ginia days potatoes
Schr Eliza Jane, Howe Dennis days. hsh to master
Schr Lucy White, Aery, Rocksnd days, Hne.
schr Albert Jameson, Jameson, RocklsId days lime
Schr Hiswsths Hall Rockand days lime
Schr Pilot, Burr. Rockand days lime 10 master
Schr MARKETS., Hand Rock and days Hme TO mastar
Schr Pennsylvania, Lsdd Albany for Norwich
Schr. J. X. Walker, Smith New.London 3 dave
Schr L. Hulse. Huse Cold Sprirg days
Schr. Bay state Sherwood, Rockland4 days lime
Schr Mary. johnson Boston for Albany.
Schr. p Armstrong, Kelly, Boston for Albany.
Schr 3 Cockfair, Smith, Virginia 2 days, wood.
schr. Astoria Hawkins Rondout coal for Saco
schr. Admiral, =, Dighton days.
Steamer Z. T. Hart, Sidden Philadelphia mdse to j. L N
Briggs '
Briggs
Steamer Sarah. Jones' Philadelphia udse to LOper Ks
patrick.
FELLOWSHIP America Home from Cardiff July g. md.s
to ID. 4 A. King.land Sutton.
from do. " " ~
sAlLED-ships Thornton for Liverpool Atlantic for Now
Orleans American Congress, for London.
WLND-During the day, from N. N. w. to s Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

The Bank statement was more favorable than
anticipated. The decrease in loans exhibits con-
sentative action on the part Of the Bank managers and
the specie reserve is well maintained in view of the
large shipments Of specie and the drafts this market
from Boston, both amounting to nearly two aud half
millions dollars during the week. The decrease in
deposits though large, is the natural consequence of
the contraction Of the loans aud the loss of specie The
Banks, during the week, have been freely accommo-
dating their correspondents in the interior and South
that the contraction of loans must have come almost
entirely from the street
The following is comparative statement of the con-
dition of the Banks of the City Of NewYork, Aug. 25
and Sent |:
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Markets-cARErvLLr REPORTED ,oH THE N. Y. TsIBus,


ASIEs-The market quiet eut firm for both kinds sales
OF Pots az 90 ~ and Pearls at rs SGT
CoTiON-The market steady there is however dispo-
sion TO buy; sales hundred bales We quote Middns
Upland. a. 10 lee, and do. Gull al lOi ale.
COFFEE-Ihe market is dull We only hear of sales Of go
bGgs Of LGguayIa at lac.
FLOUR AED mEAL-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour fair but with large arrivals further advance in
heights prices the low grades 5l5c lower and all other
ds were heavy and inactive a. the close The saes
eD' 90 OG % % for superne State and Western SIS 700
no 70 ior the low grades Of Western SIS 0d SIS 80 for
ping brands OF roundhoop extra Oko 81 lisa 81 IS trade
brands do and 10 goa 81 for ST. Log extras Canadian Flour
lower and in moderate request the supply
o. $40 bb 20 81 so Southern Flour Is In fair
alike limited sales OF 2id7 bbs S60S 80 for mixed 10
good bsnore Sc and DO asa 81 50 for the better
gade kye Flour lower and Is more plenty sales Of 1851
msnd mainly for the West Indies sales OF 2iI bb, AT Is
Qs3 40 Westeru, and $3.50 for Jersey.
GRANITE demand 70. Wheat Il fair but not canal IN e
offerings aud with further advance Ia eghs BUYERS had de
cded advantage the sales IA 400 bush Amber Michigan
the Halfway Depot at % II 800 bush soft Red Western al
81 goa - % B1O bush Red Ohio aud Michigan AT III a.,
~ 90 lN0 busb fair 10 good White Ohio al gga al ~
tte bush prime bite Indiana 81 90 500 hush rhojcs
~ iVO bsh prime Red state at 80 aud Pa bash
s'i Nhe Ohlo on private terms Rye IN moderate dsnnd
sLd Htaiy Gales OF Dp bush al 8Oc Barley and Bare
ian arc Oats are Ia lmal stock aud hr saes Of
DECIDEDLY lower The demand sl and the arrival. arg, ma
UV'u Ogsh at t5dblc Tor M,sem mixed 6s, f,r W.,
NLe tie FOR Round mixed; t3G7Oc FOR W.stsrn Yelov
ana ,2c for Southern Yellow. '"'
hofs-Ihe market quiet for New ?Od25, 1859, are IN
sr request 1t sgny improved rates sae- ~ 51i Gsi ~ "a
loi od gowths are In moderate dsu,nl aId pf,s.
blles Of $50 bales q, 8QGs 'N F''-''A al ''eaS
iipfS-lhe demands moderate at former raves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

MARKET FAIRS rs WEsTCHEsTER COUETY.-At q
meeting Of the Bedford Farmers Club held on Friday,
at the Jay Homestead 10 consider the subject Of
ket fairs, IL was resolved
Fiat That Is eypedieDt 10 establish Market Fair IA the
Of Bedford under the direction Of the Farmers Club be
held often be found convenient and that the inst
be held KatoDsh Station during the month Of October
SeooEd, That Committee Of members be appointed
the day and to make all necessary rules regulations
10 I'LL vacancies aod add 10 their
Honorary Committee from sdacoDt towns BE- appointed assist
chem with view Of securing the cooperation OF the farmers In
zbeiI respective towns
In pursuance of the last resolution the following gen
elsneD were appointed:
JSln Jaw A. r. Dickinson, John ID. Hsines Joseph Banks
Johr A Miller John s. Woodof the Bedford Panners Club
so5n w. Miller, Of Moth ssemi Benz T. Camp, someri
Jol,n o. Hobrooke kewCsstle r. r. UndeThill Yorktown
Hear Keller Lewisboro AsOp b. Lockwood, Po1ndrdge
Committee.