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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

PERSONS wishing a good article of wood,
either hickory, sugar.tree or beach, should
call on L. Cassidy, No. 67 Smith-sr rect, cor
ner of Whitewater Canal. He is delivering
it to any part of the city for So per cord, city
maaeurp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

PHILADELPHIA, October ga report
having been current here that the Governor
elect, Col. Curtin, was dead, we are happy to
assert its untruth. He is in good health, in
Boston, and speaks tonight at Providence.
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ADAMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We continue
to be indebted to Adamss Express Company
for valuable favors in the form of the latest
Eastern and other papers, for which they
have our daily thanks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

P1TTsButG. October 29-M.-Riyer i've
feet >oue inch by pier-mark, and rising.
Weather wet.
ST.. LOUIS, October 29.-The river is sta
tiopary, with six feet water to Cairo.
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STOLEN.

- about ii O'clock uu Saturday night, a eorrei
Horse and light Top buggy. The horse had white
face, four white feet and two white spots on his
the Bank in Newport, leading to the recovery o
horse and buggy, will be literally rewarded. oc29b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30
PERaoNAL.

DER -ONAL-,w That, picture you
II stole from the frame in the doorway of
BLOOMS Gallery, a West Fifth-st. You were
seen taking il, and will be arrested If it is not re-
turned. oc29-b'
DERSONAIl-$I O reward for Information that
" will lead to the detection of the person or per-
teeuth and Fifteenth. .sts., and between Elm and
Pine. alley. JOSEPH BROPHf,
oc26.d 359 Cutter-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

+ STILL Advantageous at Sc Sixth
street, and 2O3 Central-avenue, above Fifth,
is still leading the market in fine oysters.
He is now receiving them twice day, fine
and fresh. Call in.
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YnnceY nt New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS October 29.-Mr. Yancey
is addressing a monster meeting in Canal
street tonight.
Two Union representatives were elected
to-day
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

ST. JoHN's, N. F., October 2s.-The steam
ship Afiea. from New York for Liverpool,
passed Cape Race at four P. NJ. to-day, Sat-
uIdaY.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & Co.
IN Chinese and Japanese Goods, the only Cen
eIal Collection in the United States, at Auction,
for one week only Fl T% 9ST e Pe FAT ST.
81 a. ~ o'clock, and to continue at O'Clock P. M.
and in the evening at 7, until all is sold
This Is the first considerable invoice of fine jap
anese Ware which has ever been sent TO America,
articles, has ever left japan or China. 1t Is impss
sbe, by any written description, to convey an ade
quate idea of the merits of the numerous lots which
compose this invoice, but they will be found, ex-
animation, exceedingly rich aud beautiful. They
CONSIST, in part, Of cuspedors or vases, and other
porcelain ware. These are not only rare and very
beautiful but are held in great esteem, even by the
Chinese and Japanese themselves. Chow-chow
boxes. These are exceedingly elaborate and Curl
out, and are used by the Japanese Princes. Des-
sert walters, OF trays, which tcaldng water has
effect upon, and are OF the richest lacquer, and
unequaedj splendidly ornamented with the Jap.
Rnese gold. Work toilet boxes These are tnlaid
with precious wood of native material. Rattan
exceedingly durable and work very curious. Chi
Uese blinds, Backgammon boards, tea caddes cam
phor trunks, the only preventive against moth !
shells from almost every part of the world OF every
brought to this country. Among them will, be
found large lot Of cabinet specmens as picked up
on the Chinese shores in their original state; joss
boats, used by the mandarins; superb fans Of all
pets; Turkish tapestry table aud piano covers,
which can not be eQualed for beauty and durabil-
ity shawls of q superb description with an eud'
less variety manufactured by the patient Orientals
and evening. They W II be sold by catalogue, aud
in lots to suit the Fancy Dealers well individ
uals. DR.. JOHN JOSEPH ABRAHAM,
Sole Agent for Chen Foo 90 Direct importers
into San Francisco and New York.
N B.-Ladies are invited TO attend this sale.
oc25 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
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LOST.

II OST-DOG-A black Newfoundland Dog, II
~ months old with white feet and face, and white
tip on end Of tail Any ono returning him to No.
336 Richmond, OF No. @ Pearl-sr., will be suitably
rewarded. oc30-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

CRICKET MAToH.-The Union Club, of this
city, will contest match-game of cricket
with the Kentucky Club, of Newport, to-
morrow morning, on Walnut Hills, on the
cricket grounds of the Union Club.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

UOTION SALE-BY JACOB CRAFT
N co Great Sale of Real Estate in Newport,
Ky.-Will be sold ut public auction on THU RSDAY
MORNING, November |, at half past nine O'Clock,
on the premises, in Newport 100 lots. desiraby
located In different parts Of the city. This will be
the largest sale of lots this season, and those who
wish to make good Investments should attend. 1t
embraces some Of the most valuable property, as
well as son low pr iced, that all may be suited
On some lots dwelling houses
ms 0i & IN essn atarss III
good and sale positive. Tho company will meet at
w ('N' '"'''O' JACOB GRAFT. Auetioneer,
oco2 EaSt Fourth at.
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The negro insurreetion at Panama seems
to he over. The people felt saie WINE tne
Mace was occupied by English and Americas
troops, though there was much talk about
foreign influence, -,i,rv sdt .-s.l =.
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City News.

RoUTE FOR SALE "A very desirable route
for sale on the Press. Call at Counting
room
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The large collection of Chinese and Japan
ese goods, to be sold by j. Graft q 20. 70
morrow at No. l6 East Fourth-street, can be
seen during to-day aud evening.
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SCHOOL BOARD Proceedings Last Mghk-
The Board met at the usual hour, President
King in the chair.
MIR. Harding stated that the motives which
prompted him to offer his resignation some
time since having been set aside, by the
wishes OF hisconstituents, he would withdraw
that paper and continue member of the
Board. rr.
The inevitable question of the janitor's
wages came up last evening again, and was
again referred to the committee.
The first semi-monthly report of the season
of the night schools was read.
The Superintendent reports that the num-
Der of females enrolled is l44; males 949-to-
tai 1888, being l54 more enrolled than for
the corresponding period last year.
Number Of females withdrawn, 9; males
68--total n.
The total average attendance for two weeks
has been 1927, being 1853 per cent. of the
whole number enrolled, and being five per
cent. better than the per cent. of attendance
on the enrolment last year for the corre-
| spending period.
During the second week the average at
| tendance per teacher was, in First District
| House, 7; Third District House, Al; Seventh
District House, 45; Eight District House, s..
Mr. w. A. Fillmore was appointed to- a
place in the Seventh District Night SCHOOL,
Miss Kate R. Smith to a position in the
Third District Night School; Miss Ella j..
Vance to fill avacancy in the Seventeenth
| District School, caused by the resignation of
Miss Mary j. Furst who received the usual
| certificate.
On motion by DR.. Scudder, the Clerk was
| authorized to sign the compliance of the
School Board to the proposition of the PEN
dleton Street Railroad Company, to-wit
| The Company to pave so much Of the street
as they occupy (about sixteen feet.)
On motion of Mr.. Wilstach, the Clerk was
| directed TO advertise for proposals to build a
house on the Martin Lot ut the head of Main-
street, according to plans and specifications
on file, the building to be completed by the
LIST day of August, 1861, and payment to be
made, one half cash, balance in bonds.
The following bids for painting the house
on the Ruffner Lot were opened
Moore Dixon awarded ......S q!
James MCCUy... oIa
III q. Estes Oh
NJ A y nWay 5g
.. w. Berry 0l
Henry oc
Contract awarded to Moore h Dixon.
petition was presented from citizens o.
the Second District, asking for the organiza
tion of German Department.
Board then adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

B1vALvIo.-'Never say die" when oysters
can be procured at Stiles's at the rate of 81
per can. Those who delight in feasting on
the delicious bivalyes should call imme-
diately at 1873 Vine-street, and secure can
of Stiless SSS. brand ere tits too late, aud
the light of other days has passed and dis
appeared in oblivion. Remember the num-
ber-l38 Vine-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

GARBAGE TuBs.-Jno. @. SchoOley d Co.
are prepared TO furnish our citizens with
garbage and Rsh tanks. See advertisement.
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT--TwO ROOMs-south. east corner
II of Eighth and Baymiller, suitable for lodging
rooms. Apply on the premises. oc2I-d'
WSOR RENT-ROOMS-To medium or small
II familes in a very, good neiighhoEh9ad; three
rooms in No 100, and five in No 9S MiltOu-st
The suites Of are entirely distinct and in good
condition, with yards and water, Inquire at Pros
pect Hin Cottage, near by. ec30b"
UNOR RENT ROOMs-Suitabe for Offices or
n manufacturing purposes, in the of the
Photograph Gallery, 30 and I'd Broadway, ad-
joining the Broadway Hotel. Apply at the Gallery.
Rent low. ocl6-tf
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'I,1slI ,liI.l t'IW
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Contract awarded to Moore b Dixon.
A petition was presented from citizens OF
the Second District, asking for the oTganiza-
tion of a German Department.
Board then adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

A BoOT-IEG FAcT.-To-bOotl To-bOot
is now used in place of "to horsel to
horse!" The best establishment in the city
at which ''to-boot' is at l6l West Fifth
street. Donoghue & Walsh's store is de-
signated by the sign Of golden boot. Boots
and shoes for ladies, gents and children
furnished cbeap.
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wv ANTED : 10 PER CENT. MORTGAGES
w Persons holding Mortgages made under the
10 per cent law, on city property, and wishing to
dispose of the same will find a purchaser by apply
ing to O. BRADLEY, so West fhird-st oc2T-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

"ANTED-GAS-FITT man that
w derstands Gas-htting and Plumbing Also, q
good Gas-fitter. The highest wages given to compe
tent men. Apply to MoHENkY & CARSON, 1872
Nj .in- street. oe30-bt
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"ANTED-F0R RENT-Fiye or six splendid
w Bench rooms in Georse-st. Schoolhouse, sec
ond floor, suitable for manufacturing purposes
Apply Immediately on George st, near Freeman.
Oc25.f+ THOMAS BUCK NELL.
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BOARDING.

WpOARDING-A gentleman ana wife can obtain
j. a pieosant room and board. Also a few single
gentlemen and few -bSarders ut No. 2SS
Sixth.str tHE HTE. Oo30-bP
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XUANTED-A thorough business man!who can
w lend S2oO, we'll secured to act as financial
agent TOR a new frst-class exhibition Salary SIS
per week, and all expenses paid. Apply imme-
diately at 256h Main. ST., upstairs. ec30-b"
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" "ANTED-MENTA respectable men seek
w ing situations a. clerks saesmeu, etc, should
apply at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, 1913
Walnut-st Long established. Reference to the
best houses. loc29 b. HALE co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

"ANTED.FIRST-oL HELP--Alllpersons
w in want of highly y-recommsnded servants of
all nations, both male and female, can he supplied
by leaving their address at the City Employment
on ee, 1S5 Walnut-st., up stairs. N. j CHAPIS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

WUANTED-VIEW EWS-Johnson has completed
w his arrangements for taking views of public
or private Buildings, at very moderate prices: Also
IiRenesses taken at your own residence, for 30
cents or upward Appoint your time, and operators
will be sent from J0HNS0N'S GALLERY, Ninth
and Main oc3O-bt
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WAMTEED.

tLOsT. " 6TOUND," "BOABDING," &c -Ad-
veTfisements coming under these headings, not ex-
ceedng Eve lines, win be inserted twice Tor 20 cents
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"IGxoEANCE l. BLS>"-Tbere are some r'ry
smart chaps connected with the government press
who can find notes IN others eyes, bur fail to notice
beams in their own. We judge that they must be
provided with = pair @. horn spectac,eS, capable 81
seeing through a milestone We printed last week 4
list Of whalers cruising in the North Pacific, which
contained one Or two errors The saPientS q the
Polynesia say
i, leaves gu. te Jsrgts N=.-y ana che Morning. iIgtf
from the r->. >ss-s>. Js E-'F. che AsrSIrgf1H NAl H.,
N1q-ss from ue th-i. tls NE-g --as tAe t'1-I- season. "i
TIE HG-si from the Hulrll- N-s-crS'
If they had taken ten steps TO inquire Of the own
es or agents. they would have found that the
H.l-1ii was condemned II Guam, AMI the .hI"e7e
had arrived home in France; and any skipper would
have told them ,ha, the .if,rg, Ktasi0stoH, Morn
i4s List aes Bale are al sperm whaling.
But worse than this exhibition Of ignorance.
on its first page. j; tells the public that the clipper
Moonlight arrived on Sunday. Had the Editor
taken the trouble 10 inquire Of his marine reporter.
he would have found that She arrived and sailed on
Saturday. But some persons have such a propensity
to tell uutruths, that they can't tell the truth, even
when they Try. or when accusing others Of false
statements.
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SPALDISG's PREPARED LUE-This celebrated ar
tiele has Al length reached Honolulu, in it. circuit Of
the globe. We wonder il has been 50 long coming,
but when we remember that lis chief recommendAio=
Is that II sticks 10 every thing It touches, aa1 ofeourse
has not the property Of rapid ocomouon, 1t : not very
surprising after aI. Every family should keep It on
hand. fr ii, Will mend furniture, crockery, books,
sc, ami : even said TO mend d~isj9intei matrimonial
matches; bat, for this latter, We can't Yo1ch' and
must refer the curious 70 Or. Hofmauu's drugstore,
where they can procure the genuine article warrant
Ell fresh. -
ApvEErIsExENE-We would cal, attention q the
numerous advertisements Of new goods recently ar
r.yei. We never knew a person who advertised hoe-
rally complaining = dull times. The reason = PLAIN
people who read newspapers, read advertisements
AMI know where % ind what they want, without
spendiu. hours in running about Town. IN fTuIuesS
shopping, and then complaint. @: nothing to
wear and .. nothing to buy
FINE Cozv-Nr. Hols,ein has sent Us some fine
ears OF corn, raised By him in the Agricultural So
cie,y's Garden, showing that . handsome corn can
De produced in Nuuauu valley a. At Waia.ua or else
where. His field Of corn, which We saw some two or
three weeks ago, was q handsome sight Mr. II. has
before demonstrated that Irish potatoes as well as
strawberries can be easily and p~-of;ably cultivated
here. -
The KILAUEA.-An effort i being made 70 organ
lie q joint stock company to purchase and manage
the inter-island steamer; but Is no arrangements
have Is yet been completed, any announcement Of
the plans in contemplation Is premature.
= For more notes, see next page.
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE-At the post ns0fif" eH-
animation Of the late Mr.. Armstrong held On the 81
inst, an interesting discovery in medical science was
made. relating to the durability Of ~onsumption Inc
Physicians present on the OCCASION were Nessrs- Dts'
r MKibbiu. Sr, f. MHibbin, Jr, u. I. Juda,
VIM. Wllebraui. Chas. T. Guillou, E. Hoffman, anu
II. Sangenwald. on examination Of the right inng
= number Of tuberc,es were found in the upper ioOe
healed or in a healing condition, many Of them ieaS-
ing only 4 peculiar calcareous deposit behind while
some still contained in part the cheesy and soff con-
sis,sp,y Of tubercalous deposit. Some % years ago
Mr.. Armstrong suffered from . severe and harasS
inc cough and other symptoms Of consumpton' OF
which he said he was cured by the juiicious use OF
cold bathing and horseback exercise, and here mere
fore Is shown an instance Of the possibility Of
a case Of genuine consumption being cured under
favorable circumstances
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DEoCGHT-Thcre : much want Of rain On the :
side Of this island, aud particularly about Hopt.,.
50 dry are the plains aud hill sides, and 50 barr.
pasturage, that a large decrease in the uunh.-
horses Is reported ~ the Tax-Assessors. csu,sd :
part by the horses having been sent to other a.
where better plsturage exists. Last year, We had
the 10th Of September, a heavy thunder storm !.
companied with much rain But this year. vsL.
lieye there has not been rain sufficient to wet ,b,,..
the dust, for four or FIVE months. On Maui. .lso -
plantations have suffered much from the wan,
rain, the quantity Of sugar being reduced opsh,I,
BIZ the severe drought.
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NJ NJ
THURSDAY. sEPrEuBER =, 1900

Tx arrival q the Fs~ttS GA Friday morning placed IS in
Possession q our Eastern zaat-, shh S~z Torx paF~rs % Aug
IL The news received relating o tb@ 0l market IN N~~ York
All N-s b-lf0uI - csndruat1y % q Arse al ul=EP-cs-i rse
"A t~ Prrs- Tb- n>~s Ehieh 80 pabEsh-l l-t seek . lz;er'
hS-~ser. thaa he p4p-rs - The mall, as . vas recs.sei y TIE
Pony Express. au4 vas o Aug - Tie y b. St4H1Dd fur-
usaes son> dzta which explain The Causes - the re 81 Tie
pres . sd aDd ~heh ialezss that th= Pr=sent hzh pr.ees I'll
eont.azs thrua-h ta-ye4r, a. - esaiens -bsrs as an z11sl4Iy
small ss1k e o. a8d b0z= o. hail EUh very A-a= O. arrse-
Th-r- Is m doubs that TIE demand % 6sh or I'll c1ailae
ahaut the sane a. In 6rnT years discovery
AT naa1letzre q eoai OIL We present the satisfies referred
to-
THE EasHr HHALIss Er-IxE.z-We are ili=5c-4 o. Henry
y ThsaAs, Eaq. O. the tfIIsluZ Tai1al- tlh-- H-4l -H~-
ths HuPorzt0us % shti-. --phtat- AGlFes AL b@@a-h
OIL ino he CnH-d SAces &T ~ Pr=-ut ALL several years pa-
Slth AZ ~stmlt- q III an4-nt - arrive during ~ r~4Ilrr
oftl= year. ~ith other imp1=a1E solll-G. E=p@1-1S M cut
suuptiou ant price ofcL
Il Vii Ds ser By th~se Ez-re- tAat The -sc. on hA-i e. '@y
u1ch less than a year 40. aI4 ia; the -EI-tzd arrivals arr
also 5s-s than 10 tie later E4f os--Js- IL- l1n'~r % s-s--
employed ia tn bEsl1e5s l~ L= North fs1nc- b-tlt-S ana
Arctic s=4s j. 81 i-- than lst year. All has been l-er-sI-
several years Th- infer-le fuz the GIts I. t1lf ~ r-c-n.
rice IN oMs r. likely . coa-u1- ai a f1rra-r aiFl-n- = no
i-r-1hsbt-- One ~ our Ars-t uaaIta--lr-r- ai q are
purchaser within . fs u-ss- n4- a-c@l On ~ D-L-t ta- ihsrs
80 % BE- no m1r= favorable time . P1r-Aue- fr severn
months az Ils-
Th@- has ben imported. ~ IN ARRIVAL q To-
ships. bzr<s, &C, i1cEiu- -Eh5~rs---------.ll++ 5's-
Yet . arrive, hlcil!ing s1ips Bl-E ~aa1i -grrn-
FF-s-tsr 4
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MEMORANDA.

II s-g 8gafs- asz a trading voyage in the Arctic ocean,
r=o--LG 6Gs- I4ard July % hal Light sOgIheTiy winds
A. =zs al tn passa--- Brings hut f~ later reports than
thoe brsazht - the .ehoon@r Olivia July - spoke brig
K0Asta- Corsn. / bo-besdf s3e dats- Oahu clean sane
dzss. trs vst0E- clean JAY -, Euza Adams, 9 whales :
JaIy . skip NOetzzma- NIB. , SOEheads July 20, oeuu--
gee, Green, =hzis AID : rPsaeks
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Sept. 2l-Am bark Yankee, Bailey, IL days I'm san Francisco,
via Iahzin. 2 days. with mdse and passengers 70
IL. G.. Waterman & Co
2I-Seft Mary. BerrH- from kawaihae. with cattle.
2I-Sch Ketaaluahi- Milne from kOsa- Hawai-.
2I-Sch Nettie Merrill B0rr~-. from Hlo-
2z-Iz ~ sch Lh0Eho, Gardner, I'm HlO, with Pulu. &c
2-SCeamer Eiauea, N0isenO. from HIO and Lh4jna-
With 30 tcs no{ass~s, 80 kegs sugar, and ether
produce
@G-S-ts Kaoui Ana from kJlz. Hawai-
2S-A- brig Agate. L2Et0n. from Arctic Ocean
Ssh Exec. % hJ1r from Na<lEiL
sch Mz-ta- Ma-rhx-r- frm Kona- Hawai-.
Ssh H1ksike, Wetb=rbSs, from Kahzl1i-
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From Hno All NarI-per Steamer. Sept 2j-Nr Chas T.
Bishop. Mrs RsyuoLIs- Mss Z Laauui. Miss LYDIA Pax. Miss Z
Bishop. Prime va LznaIiI1 and : servants : y Castle, . X
Wool, Capt Bush LG1Es EEharls. X III stanley. u VI Weston.
Alex = HcGreyor, J Nitehel, 4 Cheo1s- and o. tecS pas
scngers-
From kswArHGE-pT Mar. sept 1t W Macy Rev L
Lyons, Nr wH<-. and Is DECK passeErers-
Fer HIp-P-r steamer. S~p<- 5+-Wm l. Green Capt Tbs
Spencer, Rev l. Lyons, Alex Y MeGrsg0T, AM one other, AMI 80
deck passenzE ~
From RSrAI-per Excel SeP+ 25-Wm A Atrich- TA-s II
Marshall. Salem P Hanehest, and 10 deck passengers
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III bug Igste arrived on To-day from the Arctic, aHer 4
i0cz passage, With a cargo of bone, iyoEy AM oil She br1gs
10 later rspOds h01 the feet than We had previously
TIE orig Eagi. sailed on Tuesday for HOaskong in balAs;
u - reported that th= clipper ship Ie0HizMI VIII touch a. this
Port about the IO-h or I2-h q Octsber, boani 70 H0nskong, and
viii AXE any freight and passengers Offering
rhe FrGReSs Palmer VII sal for san Francisco early next
week Freight for her eones IN very slowly, the demand f-
isLanI produce al the Coast having materially fallen o.
Lee business IS improving, and the prospect i fair for a
good fall trade, both anoag importers and retailers
sCGAk-SIppIy limited, with sales az Sc a TIc.
MOLAssE-Stock small Ei,h sales az 2Oc = gallon
PrLr-Vey Etis moving AMI 10 demand for export
CoEEEE-The supply ofdonsstic has fallen OF largely, and
thc probability Is that . shall have 70 rely in part on foreign
inporaiions 70 meet the hea; wants We quote a. 2Oc for
kCuA
CIGAEs-An invoice q cd II Manila 70. =, Per Yankee,
changed haDIs a. sI Is, duty paid. This price cannot show
any margin for proit - the Importer. as the duty - Is PER cent.
ExczASGE-Is duh, and the demand Tor bills very limited.
The amount d @ODey awaiting remittance and 20 20 fr<sri
this al Is unusually small, AID bills vii probably rule a; . dis
count