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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

Gen. LEE was In Savannah last week, 50.
perintending the movements for the defence
of the city. The federalists were strengthen
Ing themselves on Tybee Island.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

The Fredericksburg Recorder says the
Tennessee Regiment, Col. BATE) has been
ordered some four miles below Evansport.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

The Virginia State Convention have amen
ded the Constitution of the State 50 as to
confer the election, of Judges upon the Leg
islatuFe. . esq E1a is. -s5F1l 'ze
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

James B. Dawkins and r. B. Hilton have
been elected to represent the LIST and I'd dis
tricts of Florida In the Confederate Congress
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

The Governor of North Carolina has ap-
pointed the 5th of this month to be observed
So day of Thanksgiving. r.s sss1.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

The Confederate and Federal armies were
within Eve miles of each other in front OF
Centerville, Va, last week. +.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-04

of Saturday says;
We learn with qualification. that the patri-
otic planters on the ssaboard are hourly ap-
plying the torch to their Cotton aud other
produce and effects. Those who have not
had the heart to enter capoa this work Of
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSD4Y. .SEPTE1fBER

III III -
THANKS to American enterprise. each week
is now reducing the space between the Pacific
and the Atlantic coasts. by the rapid extension
of the overland telegraph wires, which will soon
place both sections of the American Union in
instantaneous communication. Already the wires
are put up and in operation 400 miles east of
Sacramento, being thus completed beyond the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, and stretching on to-
wards salt Lake, which will be reached 10y the
wOrkmen before December. On the eastern
section, too, the wires are being as rapidly put
up. At the latest adyiccs they were already in
constant use for SereH hUldTcd midS west of
st. Louis, and two hundred miles more are prob
ably now completed, making 900 miles of tele-
graph constructed and in working order from
IT. Louis west to Julcsburgh. - rapidly is this
great work being carried forward, that each
fortnight will now cut off one day between st.
Louis and san Francisco. or in other words.
the news will be taken through in one dav less
time. Before the first Of January. 1862, the
Sln Francisco daily papers will publish the news
TRANSPORTING on the day previous from New York
and Boston to ST. Louis.
Our readers will thus perceive that 4 vast
change IS about TO take place in the mode Of
obtaining our news from the Eastern Atlantic
States and Europe. The London and New York
papers will come to Us filed with stale news, 4
synopsis of which has been read 4 month previ-
Gus. San Francisco papers will possess increased
value TO those residing here and throughout the
Pacifc-in short will become our chief medium
of intelligence, furnishing Eastern news only as
old as the length Of the passages made by our
san Francisco packets.
The war news received by the last arrival,
shows but little change in the position of affairs.
1t appears quite evident, says the Alta, that the
rebels do not mediate any offensive movements
Their policy is to be altogether defensive. If
different counscls prevailed, they would have
long ago made some demonstration upon Wash
ington. BY following this course, they tacitly
surrender Maryland To the North. This con-
cesson does not square very well with the high
falutin which characterized the commencement
of the rebellion, when the capture of Washing
ton and the dictation of peace at the gates,
(iguratively speaking,) constituted the theme of
every rebel spouter from one end of the Cotton
States to the other.
Both the Federal and Rebel forces are steadily
increasing in numbers and strength, and there
seems to be no Stacking of energy and efforts
on either side. The young and accomplished
Mcclellan, one of the few Thoroughbred soldiers
in the American army, has taken the command
of the National forces IN Virginia, and seems TO
have inspired a new order of things. We see
clearly that the hopes Of the North point 10
this gallant general as likely 10 prove himself an
equal 20 any or all of the deserted rebel generals
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IMPORTS.
FEoM san Frasc1sco-pEs YAykrE. SEPT. ?.

FEON san FEASCIscO-PEE YANKEE, SEPT. =:
J. 7. Wat-rh0Gse-2OO sacks oat-, $50 sacks barley. 80 sacks
potato, 100 bdl- shingts-, 81 c. mdso, l show cas-, &c scisars.
II g paints; = I, mateies, p c Peppermint = C oysters: 50
Gris dried apple, - es apples and pears' ; ea-~s and : bale;
1 bale mdse. ! hand press, ! bale turlaps. l. cs shoes, 8 reels
lad pipe, = bales hose. ! c. hardware. l cloak stand, Il bales
O. cI AH I GODS l box ''''A'f'' ! case 'undT's'' and one
John Paty-io bhs lime, l bh plaster, 8 bhs soda ash, case,
= brls, = parcels and = pEgs md-e. = reams wrapping paper. ]
box books , kegs cranbeTies. I pkg hams. l tin burning fluid,
s1lph. acid, ! e. drugs, > b eaIomeI. l box iron ware, - boxes
apple : sacks oats, l Ees tongues, l box Feach-st@ues, l doz
Florida water, I pkg hair preventative, l do. books. ] DO. corks,
lG bs empty mustard iotle-, l bag -four, I pkg zylobatamum,
do No ! do, do. harness thread, l pkg sock, l box pears,
Nolte & Kruser-I key wine. Il cs tobacco, 5 boxes pipes, I
box glass, ] bufl hose, ! keg beer q bN- apples. ! box cTncSery,
tins matches, . boxes tea, 3 boxes tHdse, l haS coTks, . boxes
chess, l keg cranberres, l hh hams.
4. e. w4,s1nsn : roSs4 ptr. mis- 10 " n -ilin,.
G. Slass ware ] eask eroekery, 30 bales "akuIn.
:. 4 Aidneh- tcs and , bis salmon' . esks goldfish es
Won Holt & HrlrEI cs mdse. go tins matches, l box wine,
2 bids spade. 10 kegs nails, l hale mds-, l pkg sample.
J. G sraLiing-2O half 6 alcohol, O. Is liquors, > cs mls",
2 boxes apples, 10 c. champagne.
II. "; whi;ney- pigs mdse, l bag papers, l pkg books, l
; s.yilge-loo sacks oats, 30 pkss tea, - do. md,e.
q p Pnuger-2 cases mise-
p Perrin casks claret. 1 case mise
H. N c55a.4yi-I box S%s P saas.
X {. wynie-Ib bag seeds.
H. Dimond q SON cas- mdse.
Robert LOye-153 sacks -four.
u relfe-iU SACKS Hour.
pr. X W. WgSl-i case AMI ] pkg mise.
Hughes * Uhl-eu-l ease mise. ! roll leather.
Chin Fat box opium.
Key Chung-G Jt- wines. ! box drugs
ChOnc HDOn-lT pkEs mise, 200 bags nee.
All Chuck-2O cases mdse.
Achu-30 pkss mdse.
II. McIutyrr-lc cases ml-e.
W. II. Huidy-lO hTs ru-ip.
A Uuua-JO pigs mdse, l. doors.
joel Bean-1 case mdse.
A : Grinbaum-52 pkgs and 0 case= mis-.
wilcox. Richards & Coz boxes bomb Ences, ] package.
: e. Alien bales duck.
A. II. Catwrisht-l4 pkEs mdse.
VIM Basch-72 pkgs mdss.
John H. COle-6 pigs mise.
Godfrey Rhoie--l pkg mise, ; half hris gin
Jani1n. Green s. Col roll mds-, I pkg patterns.
Al CaTtSr-ht| case, eouieuts not specified.
W II. Peas--l case. do. DO.
J. Cattsnach2 pkes candy.
Tho. Cummins-1 roll hose pipe, l box apples.
J. p ShIrlis-l roll leather. etc.
p q. Adderey| key harness ware.
Dr. j. VI. smith, case drugs, 2 pEgs mdsc.
Ars- Pearson-1 ease mdse, l bandboN.
p T. HInkS-l pkg hooks, DO. charcoal paste.
NIeich=rs * Coo sacks flour.
II. Preniergast-Gr reels lead pipe, I pig tin, ! case cocks.
Geo. &. Silers-2 pigs tin, I pkg cocks.
W. X. SuDigrass-l bale hose.
C.S. BartOw-J kegs wine. l pkg Peruvian syrup.
Onler-3 pkEs mdse. , books, 8 boxes apples, . packages.
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PASSENG Frs.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
From san FHAScrsco-Pcr Yankee, sept. Mrs SeEberry,
Misses r and G Newberry, Mr. and Mrs Waterhousc. Mrs
Seguera and child Miss Emmes. Jno Yates. wife ami 3 children,
u G Waterman. ! G SpahiinS. Capt T Cunmins. Capt G Cook,
Nrs Mau AMI , children. Daniel Burns. Jn0 Maiden. VIM Love,
Lieut. r e Kruger. " II Kruger, A : Grinbaum, ii Raymond,
Richard Northrop. : II Lichtenstcin. John Smith, George Grey,
VIM Basch, John Barker, and . Chinamen-3j.
CoASTwIsE.
Per KIAUEA. Sept. From Hlo Mrs Severance. " c
Parke. Miss Parke. Mr and Mrs Dowsett. Mr Conway. hGrrGi-
he " L Green, ; G Allen, c T Ward, | Louzada. Mani
Mrs Armstrong. Mrs Sumner, Miss Sumner. Mrs Sea, Mrs Jones,
Miss Jones, Miss Anna Smith. II Dickinson, Miss Dickinson.
Capt A VI Goddard. Mr. Birney, c II Rockwell, and ! others
% cabin. and % deck passengers.
For WINDwAR ARD P0ETs-per kilauea- Sept. S-W l. Green,
l. l. TOrb-Tt. Capt Gibson, Miss Gibson, Capt NoiteuO. W II
Pease. Chas r Hart, John Madden, George Miner, wife and >
chiidren-l3 cabin, and about $50 deck passengers.
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Dr,rH FROM SUCKING a PES.-An assistant oi
Mr.. Huntington. Of England. named Bel.lnger, has
died from q singular cause. lie had an unfortunate
habit Of sucking his pen with which he had been
writing. and a few days since. while using " tooth
brush. he inflicted "a slight wound IN his lower mp
but. ~ IL caused him not the least pain, he thought
nothing more Of II. But on Saturday, symptoms oi
erySiue,as manifested themselves. and on the follow
ing Friday the poor young man died. his fatal ma.aly
havino been Induced bv the poisonous ink which he
Sucked from the pen penetrating the slight abrasion
on his lip.
ANNIVERSARY STATISTICS -The following table
presents a comparative statement Of the receipts OF
this and last year 10y some Of the princlpa! oocie'es
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ve--eI- Expected from Foreign Porr-.

An. steamer santa Cruz you'll leave s4a Fa4le.sea 4Dau; the
2J.a u ADJUST.
An. clipper bark Be1ehc;or. CORNING. would leave san Fran
ca, aT Hsn-sols- early ga September. % touch 90 ---
port
BRITISH tars Thomas Daniel. -au-l from Liverpool ou tie -J-I
JEa-. with 40 assorted etrs. o. Jaala-. Green s. Co..
IA- Haul.-rtu brig $ch~ILg-- Capt k1.-.uler. 500 tons
czparlty. In H4Iaur- April - with ara a--lr--I cargo Co.
HacsflI s Op-tE- uu al. september
Am clipper ship K4iG-l. BurI-tt, -l.-i from F.-:lu fr Homo
lEIu May 1T, ~.h CARO- assorted E=Eei4ld- - o, e. Brewer
& CO-II- S-yt. Il %.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Aug. 3O-Sch Nanuakawai, J. Lambert. junr, from ca
3O-sch kesauluoti. Marchant. from Kau anal kOua. with
IS bags coffee l9O goat skins, 80 bags fungus. .
hides i bale Pgla. ! Pkss honey, > cords wood,
and so deck passruSrr--
3O-Seh keoni Ana Bingham. from Anahola, with 8 cords
wool
3l-Seh Warwick, John Bull. from M,IOkai, with 4 10; Of
native freight AMI 10 deck passengers.
Sl-Sch Net;ie Merrill. Borrrs, from HlO anil kOhall, with
20 kegs sugar. II bags fungus. l. hides, etc Pas
seugrrs-Dr L II Quick, IL NeWbeTry, and -
natives on Ieck-
5l-seh Notkeiki. Nap~ia. from Kahuiui, with produce
sept H-teamer kilIuea. ierril. from witIwart Ports. wEh
ITO Kegs and - bag sugar. - bHs moLts-<. -
balls puiu- > brls potatoes, 8 baskets grapes, ) c.
Enlse, / cl-L tauoS. I cask oil, L. hogs. etc
l--ch kaiGnl- Henry. from Kan and konl, with 20 bales
puig, 5 bags fungus. loo goat skins
Am BARK Yankee, Commodore Patty. It days from san
Francisco
sch Henry. BivieTc. from Hama, with native freight.
and Is deck passengers
2--ch NOiwaliur. kuh-aua. from Nawiliwii. with !7
goat skins. 10 hiics, . bhs talow, ! hos, 10 cOrls
wool. ani ~ deck passengers
&-Am bxrk Zce. Lawtuu, from the Arctic. with 5000 rs
bone, COCO Tbs ivory, and IS b-s VII oil
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rs.

Aug. 3O-Sch oil FcILrS. Canla-e. Tor RoIpa-
J0-Sch nsmoi. Shepheri. for Lshalna and Fahului.
5O-Sch Go ahead, White. for Ifanaiei-
3I-Sch keoui Ana bingham. for Anahrla-
sep. sch KekaEIr,hi. Narchant, fr Kaua AMI KIu.
Sch Nettis Merrill, Borrys, Er Lahaina, kOhaIl and
HiIn.
Sch Noikeki, Napeta. for Iahaina and KahuIui.
S-Steamer Klauea, BerrHH.. for LIhaina, KonA and other
witsIsard ports.
Ssh hsluna. Henry. for IIi0-
Ssh Henry, Rivirre. for Hama
Sch kam-hamcha ". Nors-. for Hanalei-
sch Warwick. John Bull, Er Motokai
sch NciSahiue, Kuheana, Tor NaEiiwiIi and Kooa-
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VESSELS ~ PoRT-SEPT. >.

Am bark Yankee. Commodore Patty.
Am bark Comet. smith.
Am. bark ZJe, Lawtsu.
Am Miss. brig Morning star, G-!rtt.
Haw WI bark Harmony --
Haw. sch Lih0lihO. Bush.
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NDA.

II Bar TaEsss, ConuyI.re paty. ref-r--L~r Homo
Iuiu GA w~iuesiay. July l.. I =. VI. eNf~r-l-si Light winds
marty al th= say Wa II day. aba; th~ parallel - = =.
18th th- sind frm Ne. Took y Is winds rI-u vi.Hau three
dag q san Francisco. anil arrives thereon weia@-ily. Aug. :.
atn-u- SaI-I aeasu fr Honolulu Au-us- =. u 3 p. VI. had
NV Einds arst part - the pass4ze-iatt-r part. hre-h trade.
Arrived % Honolulu sept > ai 4 Reports tie Sy..--
usH - having arrived ou w-lu--lay. Al-- -. p "
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DRY GOODS.

g. and IL bleached sheetiuc. pillow case cotton,
81 fine hIeachei cotton. brown Drill
Wide American prints. hoped skirts, assorted,
Extra fine black bomoaziue. green moreeD.
Assorted delaiues. extra white flannel,
Thibet dress cashmere, chiutz trimming prints,
Worstel braid, bonnet ruChes- sup. gray flannel
SILK illusion. Grape. different coIors; working canvas,
Cashmere trimmings. fancy wool table covers,
sap. French mitts, black silk braid, sup, head nets,
Gents shawls, galOOu, pieces crash. Paris prints,
Pieces rich chailiss. Irish linen. love wells.
White Narseiles. trimming prints. trimming gimp,
Plaid bonnet ribbon. ChiuZ bes ribbon,
Mems Isle gloves. ialies' gauutlets, etc, etc.
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\ PoLyGfor TOwY-An Odessa paper states thar
the publication Of a Greek newspaper has been nu-
thorizei IN that city. adding that newspapers in He
are already published there, and that they only waut
an Italian one To- complete the representation Of al
the nation.lllLes That comp-sc Lne pnpulation.
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CoNNFRCLAL-The PoigDesian informs it, read
ers that II intends to discontinue, At least in part,
the publication Of its - commercial articles" This
i the most sensible step that journa! has taken for
a long time. If it could only be persuaded TO dis
continue the rest Of the nonsense i, weekly gives
utterance to, its good motives would be appreciated.
Its so-calleI " commercial articles have ever
been - fat and stale. that any change in them viii
be IN Improvement. There never has been a ne
cessiJy for the government organ to at;emp; TO do
what neither belonged 20 it nor was expected Of il
No business man should ever risk his mercantile
reputation or creii; by attempting TO bolster up a
. political secoui-ra,e journal, even though printed
for and 10y a government ministry, much less 4
newspaper which possesses neither influence At home
nor character abroad. Il the PoigEssiGE sticks TO
is good resolves, We shall hot hesitate to congratu-
late the public ON IT. being released from an intol-
cradle bore. -
NATURAL Prince William" Is
among the noblest specimens of the Hawaiian race,
and could he conquer the appetite which enslaves
him, would display a talent and mind worthy Of his
royal ance- try. We heard a few days ago an anec-
dote SO characteristics Of him, that it will bear repeti-
ton. His Majesty the King had gone on board the
steamer 10 take passage for Kona, Hawaii. HIS TX.
the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, with the loyalty
due from the Prime Minister, went down TO bid him
goodbye. Just as he was leaving the steamer 10 re-
turn on shore. Prince William stepped up to his Ex-
celleucy, and raising his hat with rs courteous a bow
as ever Count d'Orsay made, addressed him with
all the dignity of an ambassador:
- avail myself Of this occasion, to renew the high
assurance Of the respect and consideration with
which l have the honor to be your Excellency's most
obeiient and humble servant"
The foreign Secretary, who sometimes enjoys q
joke. even if ut his own expense, laughed at the d.
plomatic jeu d'esPrit on the part of the prince, and
beat a hasty retreat over the ships side to Rosebank.
y LIVE CAMEL.-Among the importations by the
Yankee, is Il Bactrian Camel, purchased in San
Francisco and imported from thence in the Yankee,
by Mr.. John I. Warehouse. There were ten of these
animals in the lot brought from the Amor River
last fall, and all of them were sold at auction
recently. So far as we are aware, this is the first
camel that has ever been brought to these Islands,
and as might be expected, will be a great curiosity to
the natives, to whom it will shortly be exhibited.
The cost Of this camel is about $500, laid down here.
The United States Government some years since i'm
ported a number of camels from Egypt for Texas,
which are said to have cost it 5000 each.
- Our thanks are due to Capt. Patty and Mr..
Clax,on Of the Yankee, and J. T. WaterhOuse, for
late San Francisco papers.
OUTWARD BoUND-The Comet will probably sail
on Saturday next, taking the usual mails for Cali
E-.., N. vi IL -
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SUSDRIES.

Canary seed, mats cassia, cream tartar, dairy salt,
Wheel barrJws. ladies' assorted hats,
Mems assorted hats, huted tumbIers, PrUs-iau blue,
Solar chimu-ys, French yellow, meats foot oil,
Ground Paris green, ground y~ertIE-ls,
Eoil-d liV--ed oil, spirits turVentiue-
Whit zinc paint, pure white lead,
White. coach, coPal, leather and Grscitn yarnish.
- DIN
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-
@gS 80 @ EaHn
sEa zRMS 8 Rs Z GS SS SSH
AETlLL oFFER FOX SALE On ARRlN Al
w the following Goods, shortly expected per HanOverian
IG1l0 S,LI w IN 1IE.
DpoN NprpC
DRY GOODS.
pa,.s E,rcr Prints
" Pfuk and Yellow Prints,
Purple Prints,
d" Red and Black Prints,
" Brown Cotton,
Black Alpaca,
Blue Orleans,
I@u'e'H 10
Ihh 40
+I' NJ
CleSon ch'cAS'
S3shntryS.
Eisht and Oar dark Blue Flannel,
Blue Flannel shirts.
India stripes or plnitieS,
Black Cotton Velvet,
nue n; 10 Tt~.5
Cotton Thread, whit. bilr ami black
lam" rrr H., '
ElacS SILK Velvet,
- Ribbons,
SIX and satin d.,
pI5, and hal Rr,as,I,,ss.
ig,r. 81. TraIr,uas.
CLOTHING. SHOES AND HOSIERY.
Blue and black Cloth Pants,
NIoI.-Lir Pants
rant. pants.
Rrfl.ai p,r,s
Sa,inat pants.
Checked Pants,
STTTG G,TTrps
"S Can Brosaa.,
Brown Cotton SGek''
Blue mixed 60.
sTl"! Al S',''4 "'
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SEW BEDFORD OIL MARKEr-JuIy %.

Sperm OL-We notice IT ore inquiry since our last. the Ie-
mand being both for home consumption and export. The trans
actions FOR the week embrace sales Of 2.O1+ brls- We quote
1000 bris Ia parcels for export at 81 IS and to the trade, 500
bris good, 81 % anil Isl do. inferior, 81 20. The market
CLOSES with further inquiry.
WHALE Ou-The transactions in whale have been wholly
for export, for which We notice sales Of 900 brls. in Fairhaven,
mt iiic anil in New London 1000 bIs at 4Ic-an purchase d by
n house In this city.
WHsLEBJSE-We have no sales to report in this market.
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MEMORANDA.
From the Arctic.

The bark Zos- Lawton- from Behring's Straits AUG. I. has
1000 iss boEe, COCO fs ivory, ani IS hls xhale OIL Reports
the following ships spoken anil heard from during The craise.
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SC.

UARDWA Sc.
Charcoal irons. Collins sleIge-, l.tcksmiG's bellows,
House paper, SANKEY'S lockwood rules. pen holders,
brass screw eyes, brass hooks and eyes. I Beveis.
Rim cupboard locks. iron chest locks, hatchrt handles,
half inch plain bib locks. Finished powder TASKS.
Half inch plain stop locks, LuushedJ
Nurse lamps with tetEettie, wooden p"stles and morteTs,
Cooks au-eT bits. curry combs, rubber
Painted chamber pals. e1verely Locks laulsa"s,
Japauuej wash basins, best dray whips,
Bear. hav's panel saws. Groves pane! saws,
Bay STATE planters hoes. Taylprs handled axes,
Hunts handled axes, Hunts shiuguHE hd.chets.
Flat head house aSlzeS. American horse nails
Cotton Irvine. patent clothes pins. drawing knives.
Plated tea spoons. telegraph needles, try squares,
ADJ eye nail hammers, tined roller buckles,
Copper oilt-eiers. ivory handled dessert knives.
Horse helm-. scissors ~hIrpeucrs. pocket levels
Hicks hat caps, shoe punches brass Shoe lifts,
AiEen'- avis and tools, beyeI boring machines,
Stocks and dies, shoe brushes. knives aud forks.
Horse brushes. whitewash brushes, sup. paint brushes,
sash tools, boxes cye!ets, nail and tooth brushes,
ship carpenters bowels. netting needles
Steel squares, timed and cu;meivi s~auceIanz.
Chopin. trays. memorandum books. y usou's braces,
Iron bench screws, brass wire. assorted.
Loose and fast joint butts. Coopers drivers,
Halter chains. fiat bastard files. taper files.
COoper's cold chi~rIs. bags slot, Fairbaua : union scales,
Counter union scales, euauelet bags,
Long handle fgcr brushes. cross cut saws. whips,
SETS window cornice. pieces euamel-i duck,
Brass wire cloth, britannia coffee pots,
Fine slate nails, looking glasses, western locks,
Double jJinter planes. double jack planes,
Iron screws. assorted. medium btsCEiuE,
SIS extra socket turner's chisels- S~paliiug= glue,
$50 casks assorted nails. boxes glass. bars SSete's iron,
Nests trunks, bundles English sheet iron,
Packs Russia iron, boxes J. C. TN. do. l. y. do, etc.
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OUTWARD BOUND-The Comet will probably sal
on Saturday next, taking the usual mails for Cali
fornia, New York and Europe.
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- Our thanks are due to Capt. Patty and Mr.,
Clax,on of the YaHkce, and J. 7. Warehouse, for
late San Francisco papers.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PHL,pEIPHIA June ll.-Flour is h4i ana P'icus UNI
s. J,i"aIs Of 100 bushels red at ST. go 81, white
a. a',,.47 corn is dull Southern yellow 54c Yves.
go iy.J AZ 5l5Oc Provisions dull; Lard &c
Wbi.kry is dub at 16l3 dl7c
ALp.SY. June 10 Flour dull and lower No sales of
Nit oats 50 81 &c. for State Rye. e4c. Corn low
sr sIes IA 900 bushels Western mixed. 42c. afoat
Wbi.key-salrs l29 bbls. at Ice.
BrFFALo June 10 -Four-demand moderate and
market steady. Wheat hrmer and in fair demand-saes
~ 600 bushels Milwaukee club at SIC % 600 bushels or
binary fair do at S0ds2c, 900 bushels No Chicago
spring at So S3c., 500 bushels No do at SObc-
Corn Stcady-sales is 600 bushels, of condition al
SOC, 1877 600 bushels 50 5ic, 1000 bushels prime
35c. No sales Of other grains.
oswEGo, June IO-Flour steady at previous rates -
Wheat quiet. Corn unchanged-sales 5000 bushels In
diana at SIC.
CINcINNATI, June l0-Flour very dull and buyers ar
contending for lower prices Superine nominal a
81 dS4 so. Provisions dun and nominaI-nothin,
doing Exchange on New York dull at XGK. The de
maud is 10 ''>'-'