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wHOLEsALE eHOCEns, AHp DnALxH

WHOLESALE GHOCERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIBs, wTNus, FoBAoo0 CIGARS. NATKs.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Sc.
C0RKER or COLLEGE AND dHURCH S7REk7z
Nashville Tennessee.
WET recept Of large spd wall selected steak q
wv Groceries Liquors. consisting in part fsIIoWs
~ hhds Sugar All grados Havanz osara
300 bblSchoice Mol&arsi 30 kegs EAfls, azsortsdi
100 u do % 100 dozen Painted Bucketal
so bags prime Kio OcaeeI 50 nests Tubs
100 Ibis Powdered orushsd nnA 10 bbls Kngsh WaInzut
Loaf Sugar 10 bills PeeAns;
$50 boxes Star CandjS1J 10 bSls FIhert1
100 boxes Tobacco, sznortsd
FINE RRANDHES, WINES, Ge.
IS 4 X choice French Brandieg;
20 = eaSks Madeira Sherry, and Port Winsst
l3s baskets bes1rsndS ChsEpaRnsi
50 boxes scoVill ClaSet,
100 bblshne Robertson County EhiskyJ {
IS bbls pure cid Rye q
do do do Bourbon 60
And Giso large stoekof Common Whisky, American Brandy,
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont HzzArd and Sycamore Powder ma
dergned being the only Agnsin Nashville Of Manufactures
would call the attention OF the Merchants and TradeTto ts
large stock Of Powder en- hand, IN Asgsznefor sale.
500 kegs Dupont PoSder 1000 kegs Hazard BlasngPoW
g. go !: J: 5000 S, sye.uor. Blasting
200 i do do do brands;
5000 kesDuPont Bls7gPoE 80 bbls Toy, Beckford Co.,
der. safety fase
isnI T. L. \. ?. 0HEATHAM, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS k0R
asssrd 90 Buss.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.


Washington City, Virginia. EOrth Carolina South Carolina
Georgia ii Asbsma, and East 1ennsBsee arrive via Chat
tanoogs Railroad, at6h O'Clock, A hi
Northern and Eaa Mails, via Nashville and LouEyie
Railroad also Western stsss N ice day. al 9eoek' M
Southern Mails, 0TieanT Memphis, Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily al ~ o'clock, A NJ
Way Msis route, arrive daily At IL o'clock NJ
sityie AIexAndra and Lebanon, and Way arrive
daily, except sunoay, st - o'clOeks NJ
Enithland kiHsville and portion Of Southern Ken
tucky CArksville way Nails daily ST 10 O'CLOCK A
shsyvIlle TrAEe and malls, Monday, Wednesday
and friday at l2 O'Clock, M
West Tennessee via Huntingdon Wavy and ChHrlaes tn
weekly Sunday Wednesday and Friday, IL CLOCK a M
Liberty, RnrSl Hill, sttWars Ferry, Eeety, Thursday
At IL O'CLOCK A NJ.
Cntrsville via Vernon ard PlneWOOd, South Harper and
osTksVls sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, &e, weekly
day, a. ii O'Clock N.
r.
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville TO Chattanooga, Warrington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New YORK, Boston and New England sIAs us
Way Mail Tor Georgia south Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia. leave Chattanooga Railroad At O'Clock
Nashville to Louisville departs at o'clock, P NJ
Way lids "
ailL Tor Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs o'clock NJ
hEshYlet Decatur, franklin and Columbia and oer
way offices, dePsrtat O'Clock NJ. a.
Nashville 70 Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs II
o'clock NJ Also ocaa lie and beyond Lebanon ~
Nashville to olsrksvilsi departs SIX o'clock An,
FOR southern Kentucky, departs at 81 M
NASHVILLE shebyVilles NOleDsTtle and TTiune tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 81 o'elo Il A "a .
Nashville Huntingdon via Charlotte HHverly, ri week
ly, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al o'clock d.
Nashville Liberty, Stewards Ferry, Huddlssones
Roads, Rural Hill weekly, Thursday, 81 X O'Clock
Nashville CenreTe, via flank, Vernon, PineTood &C.,
Nashville olaiEsys, via Sycamore Mills, weekly, friday
~ O'Clock ?. n.
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Tenneaaes champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
REifI stone establishment.
tDURR Hgtones Of ali hand, and made to ordsF
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Mil SPindlau
All Gearing Boiling Cloz; Boiling, Hosting and Rsgaistn
Screws; Screen Wire, Nil Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted OF best atty and 10 give satisfaction
Al orders and eommuncasions promptly attended to.
J. d. WARNHf
Opposite Broadway Mills, near r, Broad street,
}une22-hSLwH EazhVille, Tenn
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Fl0ur, COrB, sc.
Gnn BARRELS BTtrE and Extra Family PIourI
OkFNy AGO saCks CezU;
d bbls Lard;
50 " Green ABplesj
IS eases PsKraPine Wax OandlsR
500 Flour Sack, fifty Poundb)
o. csnsignmsnt,fsT sale By
WI WATTS b CO.,
jsnI9-R No. 81 College street, near Bread
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RrandIes, Wines, TobaccOs, Cigars, &c.
coRRAB COLLEGE IND oRORoz SzRxz7S
Nashville, Tenn.
VEE ARE IN KEoEIPT OF LAReH AND WELL
Psea in part As follows, t. which We respectfully invite Tie At
nniiOD Of the Trade.
Is hhds Louisiana Sugar 50 bsls L0ysrngs powdered
S, 8 Dbl c2sse aoeo4:: ? R Loaf ssE41l
100 half bbs Plantation No 5opaskAE tlst Louis Golden
so5Sis Rehasd MOIass.s, pEs New Orleans Golden
70 bels LOvering's chrush- syruPi
COFFEE.
h4ss Baltimore Rio oOEssi 50 bags Old Col Java oO
100 Rags Asw Orleans Bio oOf 20 bags LAgura oOfssi
WHISKY.
100 bbs Rectinet Whisky sObbls Robertson county Wits
100 " Ky DID 20 5sls Smiths Ola Rsssv.
2Puncheons Of Irish and Scotch whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
10 garter casks seisnettss 70 casks Madeira Wine!
SsRsE s..s. Opa Dupr., 6iissi' "a''
90 q g. Ss.ss G soe5sIs Br.ady, 10 Dry '
10 qr :" URited PrOprietOrs 8 pks Ginger wiasi
100 PEs American Brandy Is boxes clSret;
100 T" Ginger IS pks Lemon CordiAll
Blackberry 50 boxes bttsri
Is Raspberry Is pks Holland Chi
10 Casks RUM
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
800 boxes Virginia TObscoo-ysEio1s brsndIi
500 a" Kentucky Z"
q kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobaccoi
$4,000 Superior havana oigsrs-yaTous BfGndSl
lUaUO9 " German d"
SU,UJ Domestic " -
CANDLES AND SOAP
800 boxes tar -psndlesi 50 boxes stesrine oandlsI
go hn" SO Tall0E
10 az A" $50 boIsn EOAp VsFi0uS hnd1i
- FLOUR.
100 bbIs extra Family FLOUR
100 f" gupeFfne "
100 bags Pennsylvania BuekEheat FloIF.
SUNDRKES.
1900 sacks Hpe and coarse Salt 100 dozen BuekotaI
500 bsis Ksnawhs Salt; 50 nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spike1I 3 sacks AlnondlI
500 boxes Glsss Tsre; 50 bbls Pecans and FIborhI
500 Reels Cotton Ropsl 10 hbls English RslRugI
loo casks Soda; loo deEen Brooms;
1909 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards
SEQ bags Shot, assorted 1esi 500 resmI Wrapping PSpI
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters 50 bags Pepper;
IS cases Sardines, i and u Is Allspicei
boxes; SO bxB Ground MnstArdI
50 bxs Lemon syrupi SO p" Fire oEseken
$50 pki Raisins 50 bills Cider Vinegar
100 NsckarelI 50 bblsXX Alet
Is chests Green and Black
with variety Of other articles
Ear6-H EDWARDS, HARhIb = o.
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freight ts New York and PhiIadeIPh
OH
COTTeN AND FLOUR,
For Rent.

OR the remainder Of tie year the large Store ROO IN Ne
HIRRu. nayl9-H
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The Company refer the cses Of the Southern ConfsdsAy
to
PEAsL. Esq, Cashies City Bank
JOHS KEKzAE, Esq, President Union Bank
WEAVER, Esq Cashier Planters Bank.
hessrs. DOUsLAs & %, Merchants.
Z" WILKES & Co, Bankers.
Psres in the Conderae Government derous OF sending
letter. the Federal Hi please direct
10 American Later EspTess Co. Nashville under
err enclosing fifteen cents in cash Confederate Stamps sEusz
o. g. Government Envelopes Stamps Of no use 70
DO not send @ The rate above given is for letters not
eeeding weight, letters Weighing ounce
will have contain sufficient pay according % ega-
lar postal rates.
ians2S-dlW PsB
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PraNosI mUsIci

PTAN0SI UUSICI
Az nov receiving NJ Faii stosk Of Pianoiofies o
following Factories, which VII be the rzes ever %
the city Steinsay 4 sons, A Z. Gale & Co. HAynes b
Hazlston Brothers. Eaubie z Co, Peters and Webb
Bradbury, ard soebsler scAmidt, ali Of which viii
It small advance on cost for cash neg0tishls paper.
new and popular music urt received, tsser With Aceo
Violins, FLUTES Drars. Bras InstrunsnE Ee for b
q come 70 ne" a. namber 80. LAB A. AcCkL|
ssptl5-tf
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New Spring Goods !
CHEAP FOR CASH.

AM nov receiving my Stock Of Dress Goods which PRO
pose to sell extraordinarily Doing an exclusively
esbh business enables this sndl sure make
70 the interest Of all to cali my Of Dress Gosds
embracing White and Linen Goods Domests Of ali kinds and
IN fact everything could desire.
must again ca the attention Of those Indebted to Mich.
olson Nicholson Humphrey, myself, to their
settled accounts, fer the times such a. demand Immediate
action in such cases. D. HUMPHREY.
apL5-iy
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GOLD mEDAL PlANOs !

Nl pleased to learn that at the great "Worids
w held this mont in the city Of Macon Georgia the enter
prsng Baltimore Firm, VIM Knebe & Co., awarded the
Etrst Premium all conpehhen for their celebrated Go0
MEDAL PIANOS This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters Ass citation, large and influential
body Of tbs Importance attached to ecevng he ho2o
Of their Fair produced learn unusual degree com
petition tie part Ct many Of the Piano Forte Manufacturers
Of the country Several fns Instruments exhb
ton; hut after most patient and thorough examination Of their
respective merits, the judges unanimously decided that The
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knshe Co, the 9Eecet
SiO , and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear inyidooas, We viii add that the
terPrise public spirit Snd unng with which the MeSsr
Knabe conduct their business ene them in eminent degree
all the honors and which they have achieved in the
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money to Produce
First Qualify Piano, and advertising extensively TO make
their establishment known they have their reward In the posses
sion Of large and constantly increasing business and tie fur
qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever compe
don the order Of the day, Judges uniformly 1r
Pianos he Exeelsion Bun, Of December Cd
1860.
PsA supply Of the shove E bsing received By A. H.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent for Middle Tennessee,
who will sell at factory EriceI.
mari7-u
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua BILE Land fer sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
OF Cultivation.
FENHIs Farm hes zs from JeHes' satIoa, Tie Win
chester ard Alabasa Railroad, nine miles ksn Wiachss
ter and three miles from SALEM In franklin eonRty On tks
Farm confsrabs dwelling, good negro cabins and all
cut house, Clos 10 the dwelling hne spring,
good oisCn and plenty Of falling The lad
ALL RICE aud for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
IL the county propose to sell th valuable Tract Of LaHd
and would refer persona who wish Is about H. JhH p
White, Nssh7le, Tenn, AS COyaF, Winehssser thsy
can refer 10 the premises
HARVEY .. WILLIAMS,
oct 2o-6 Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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lard, Lard.Lard
IN. q q. e.. CHEATIaAm,

TUsT received per steamer Nashville, chose lot OF Ear
- IN 50 lbs kGgB. Tor family use, for sale By
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
tsn22-H Ne. 2 Mssket street
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS g. MARTIN
Church Street, below POst-Otfes.
CBoSSS.TIES WANTED,

CR0SSS-TIES WANTED.
TEJHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company win
70 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOsS-Ties, sfcet
inches hak well hewn face at place not
less than inches clear Of bark timber TO be sound to be deliver
81 at the grade lire Of the road in Nashville
The contractors want to contract for $4,000 white
Post Oak Tics, Of the size Gboye to be delivered
N the the road in piles from section to section a.
enough on each section 10 supply the same.
Persons wishing bid viii direct to the President ID Direct
rs Of the Nashville and FOTthEeStsrn Railroad Company
yaEhvisTenD 'uUS-u
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STRETCH & FORBES
Also keep on hand the lusgs.t and best p'oei


sEer offered II hlG city whatever may be he 1sa Of
dent, the kid Of hernia, be eialy b Gnite -
Rt the COENEK % C0ELRgR AND UEInN STHEsTg Hhers
found good EsJoTms1t o. Surgical md Dental 1zslr
Lac Stockings, A1ae sap1, Anklets, 10
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Hungarian Grass seeds, g.
00A SACKS Hungarian erass Feeds, for sale By
e1VV JAMES hLAUGHLIa 90
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THE STAR GALLERYI
DuguerreOtypes, Amorotypes.
HELAINOTEPEs,


SPHERECTEPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a, Union Street next door to Wssssi ThonPsonG
T. f. sALTZMAN,
(LATK OFKRkToR nUsHEs gALLkaT.)
TTAVIEa lifted up above, exclusively kor thai
branch Of business Is prepared 20 receive the ladies and
eetsmea Nashve and make gc sss Of their faces II
BE highest style OF the Art Nc expense has spared ehsT
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
apparatus sad Materials and the subscriber confident
iaiVss ali who may want pictures to give him call plsdsng
tisfaetion in evsry case.
II ? Entrance nsSt door fRsstlt to Vessel 4 Thompson
nj p v. aAJTZMAN-
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ShelIed Oats, Corn and Rye.
400 BAGS OATS, 500 REgs Conn 200 Bags Bye.
4UJ RSodIsd this 6ay ed foE ale Low h
Z HoViy-n HUGH hctkA4 y 9Vt
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Notice 10 stockholders.

n HH annual election by the stockholders Of the Tennees
and Alabama Railroad Company, OF fifteen Directors to
Enage Affairs Of the Company tor the ensuing twelve
months will be held at the ONCE Of the Company at franklin
R. a. BRADLEY,
juIyI6-dtd Sec'Ty. T. 4 A. K. 3. 90
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FoTTr Horse Malt COACH

No. "A Fourth Srssi, ssti5sss Alia and sas Ri
LOUISVILLE, KY,
HZHEPs constantly on hand large supplies e Hay,
Osts, Bran, Shorts az ahlPstnEs, rsady - al ord
NJ shortest notes PergnAl Ettenncn given % the
Dried fruits, Eggs, onons, Apples POtitass, Eoari
Lard, Feathers, &C. ..
Orders fer Groorie Liquors and Msnufastarsd lriea
tea and allied o. he nsEt favorable tsru4 sefI q
vAneos made On eonnEnments iE4
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ERoM sad after his date will cell Feed sad Produce en-
JAMES MIAUeHLIN & co.,
may2e-h No. MaFksi atrsets
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PASSENGERS Arrived

Isf,grshp CHyqt Wahiagton rsn Lfrspoold I'd Q.eGn
tol,nChas Campbell J. +. Davenport, j. b. DeYoDPor W.
b. Forwood w J. Thomson John Barclay, M Wailinsiein
John D. Hughes and lady james Shelly, VIM Glee,9n Ms
A. Shelly Miss Isabelle Smith, y b. Norwood, o. IL; Wmt
comb Lieut.. S. w. Williams Esd W. l. kegt' II. W
Williams, A. s. Cresgh, Mr MaTPhy W. A. street, III MN
w B5nhan Mia Bonham, Matters B. Cross ana - Nro.
Mr. Uhthoi John Russell, Miss Graham Miss shSfsnd M
Patton M Hodson and lady H. NJ. G. BaIkle, M bIceI
H. T. Fowler, Mrs Gilman and infant MIS- Hanes ehii .
fnt and servant; Mr. Ryan Dr. Deerg lady and boy Miss
Chill Aura Fhvn1e Rev Mr. ONeill, Rev Nj Ryan, r. q:
Miller lady add children. o. l. Jensen M' o1sey ana
children Mr. IN v Lyssly Mr. Hale and lady, Louis snei-
der and lady MIR art Vim johnson Miss Grifths Mise
Thompson Mrs. Coleman Mr.. Wilton, MT Conge tosl SO
r. del Castillo j. Spegs c, Guidet NJ Merwin j. fire.
menn r. Vinzret w. Wer Capt Benson, u. - A, Lieut..
Miller u A DR.. WhitehuTst, Mrs Hunter, Miss Hsmil.
ton g X Labalt F. NJ Aulet CIV. Jacobs Lopez Pinto,
J. Price, !. D. Hswey w IL Thorpe Capt j. g. Gibbs, d..
Tllon J. Arube, w. Leopold T. Dyer, J. Murphy.
IL .ehr. PilofI Bride, from Cuylo0d-W. N. Haper.
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Passenger Sailed

In s,eqmslip Psys for LireyDooi Madame Msycur Lon.
don Miss Beeeher master Hopkins, Montea rs and Mrs.
Prolss Andrew l.. Ireland New.ioIk; w: Wmtteisey,
Connecticut Miss II. G. Trumbul. Miss Harriet Iruon,
Hartford " de Boiniere France o M1nI .nS
Baltimore; II. o. Wheeler, New-York Miss NJ r. wheeler,
New-IoIk Lord Adolphus Esoe Tempest, England X r.
Langley Australia j. " de Miranda, Havana Mis- OPhes
Hsmsey New-YoIk Miss Kate Hope London Mr. Charlie.
G. DleTtey lady child lfGns and nurse New.i ok Mrs H.
Still child and servant New York Mr. A B. Graves aud lady,
Commodore Perry grand children and attendant, New
York; john Sykes IT,, NewYork; Francis Giles, Lcndon j.
Miss stuart New.York; + W.WslL England John H. Wray
NewYo Mr. End Mrs L. Cohen, children aud servant,
New York Mr. and Mrs j. PierPont Morgan and servant
def j. Tournade France; w. Bro0eick and infant Bal.
more; R. Buchanan, EIgsndi j. II. Schuyler, Newfork
Richard H. Gaser New York; Mr and Mrs Zeuess BaBlm,
children and servant Baltimore J. r. Schuyler New
Miss Mathide Reyilon, Miss Marie Reylon, BatmoEe Misc
Celeste Winans snd BainioEe Master Ross Winsns Ba
Mrs. Elder BHltimore Dir and Mrs James Hopwood
end infant Engand Mis. Anson Hubbel Danburyi William
Buerh-ld England Mr. and Mrs Schniz palm, New York
James Turner Philadelphia John Jalong 5. T. Fses, Ken
tucsy; Pr. Wilcox spring hed Rev. h. Denny, Ptsbmgn
Penn Daniel S. Jackson. heWYoTk; A. b. Palmer, New
York r. Alexander. Belfast; William Murphy Emil Meyer,
Paris r. Stewart, Paris; Mr. Morton New.YoIk; NJ and
W.; Il. Gnmshsw. COburg G. ". M Mckenzis Co5urgC-
W. f. Mortimer Boy-, Wilmington Del Mr, Hale, childt
Thsllor and son. New.YOrk; W. Reynolds, NeS.York; Mr.
Kent Eewi ork A. Rette, jr, Philadelphia A. ). Pstrie
London Mr. and Mrs W &. Biddle, Phiiadepas; H. Head
rick New York; Ed Harmon, New YORK; T. O. Tome, Hsy
ana; Rev. D. Vensbe OxioId J. Hilger Nsw.York Mis-
Eliza Clu Louisyia ny Mics Asggie CONAN Now York
Andrew W. Leeke NewYo rk; John Harrison, LONDON, y
w. James Laihbury, Phiisdephs; Joseph Howard Louie
Vile II. Dickson, Scotland II. Msr,hsll Iowa w Sander
son, NevYoTk; X. j. Mayne, New Haven j. Dodge. New
Iorf ar snd Mira j. Cannon and i9fant w,BTsn'TeE
Griffith New York: Mr. ard Mrs 4. Niles and child. Bs
ton; Mr. aud Mrs j. q. CllIk. California Mr. AID Mr' W.
Barry Engandi G. Hale. Boston, K Clover Lond9ni J. j.
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of washngtOn tBrl, Brooks, Liverpool
C. Dele. brirrs number of PASSENGER. from Greas Eastern
had westerly gales up TO Cape ksce ei lns AZ = y
tops. yard struck the forecase and was instantly ed
Steamship ColHmbie Adams Havana Oct ,, r. ~, 70
ndse and pas, TO spood Te,ton Co. Have experienced
stro ing noftherly gales N. VI Tspe Hbtteras.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Kelly, Philadelphia 10 ballast
John B. ballast to MASTER Aug o. lat 42lO lon H. spok,
ship Morning Light Of Boston, from Csrdh Tor san Franeeo
Shp Belle Of tn. se, sssbee San francisco 100 days OIL
wool hides &c to orders o6 the Cape had Light eassTy
wesher CO then heavy westerly gales during which lost
msintopsIlsnt mss, aud sails; Aug a. lat 81 80 on
81 90 W. spoke Br ship VIM Spregue nom CSilnbto loi
bark Resolution fro Valparaiso fos Cork % days outs Sept
49, lat 20 4o Ion. 50 30 spoke brig - Iro"ndse' nencs
ship Rocksmbe,m (of Thomss.on) Snow, London and n.
Down. Aug e. via ST John, N b., LIST inst ballast 10 j. W.
The whsliSVbsyS Antelope o. and for Nes.Bsdford oIo
Davies Straits with 800 bots oil and 5000 pounds Of bone nae
Vision, Sept 26 OF Seal Island spoke ship Ellen Foster from
sbip U1teTwTer, Roberts Liverpool % days. md. and 81
pass to Charles Csror Sept H. lat ~ g. lon IL spoke
bark warbuon OF Swansea imb.rlden and full q ws'sri
wanted assistance; would get the deekoad On when the
g S on e. saw sSip & Wilder Farley qfWsdS6oo
shp bound e. showing ID gushing pendant, No iO68
Sept 30 LAT ~ So lon &c 20 spoke bark Col LedysEd bound
ship Centurion Zeress Sunderland Aug g. Goals to order
vessel Mss'r' Tetss. Co. Had heavy westerly wea,he,
Cape Clear bad very heavy gale ,om Sc sept ~ eI
rerenced vioIes. gale from during which sprung lore
topmsst fore topgullAnt and split no,t sails
Ship Der Sud (Prs Mslachow, Sunderlsnd IS days cos
to Funch Mencse Wendt; had heavy g. r. and w gales
the first part Of the passage when m lat ~ ~ on - 80 %
the 1b sep stove bqlwsEt &C. Sept 70 lat 442a l0n' -
IL, spoke ship Europs. bound 4.
ship Star OF Yarmouth, Lawrence. Portland days. ballast
Ship TSnObs (of Bath Peters. Liverpool Aug 10 Vi. St
John ~ b.. days, ballast to j. o. Baker 9Th INST on
Georges in II ethoms wsteT signAed ship Chapn, from 81
John. N. B.. tor New.York:
dsys, via Fsstport days bAllaSt 70 master
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.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......ocT O.
Cleared.

Steamships -Nuesrs sehnOrs lie Reyls tsPan R.ynas,
Havana 7. ". King L Co.
sbp,--Critsrion Herdng Htvre c. Duncan Co. Co
lumbi. Hewitt Msrseies Schmidt Woodbury.; Reso.ute
freeman Liverpool, Williams Guyon.
Bsrks-Anna Deiers (Br1m.l, Hsttendorf Bremen RDge
Bros Eagle Baker, Curacao W. Lewis Col PsItbiEn
Miller Msrseilles, Lawrence, Giles Co.
Brss-eorge freiherr Vinko (Prts LAur5sier Antwerp
Funch, MencEe Wendt Commonwealth tBr.), Davidson,
Halifax. d. h. Dewolf Independence tBTl Sinclair Cstbs
gems, ID. X. DewoM
schooners- Hannah Chave Tyon Hartford n. S. Racket
Dssher tBT) Smith. ST. Kits, Smith, Jones Co.
Sloop-C5me., Provost stamford. n sster.
stsaner-BeyeIly Pierce Philsdelphis; Rsrtan, Stovu
Philsdelp his.
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JIldcs, - G. g ID nIIoWl y Uoc q Di Petf VA OF
each: Calf Skins 7dtc. y n.
N BBeef Extra and ts. quality include nothing bit tie
be,t large fa stall fed Oxcn second quality includes the
best crassed the best sed Cows and The best three
year-od Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the reuse %
lots.
SHEEP-E1tIa includes Cosse and when those Of inferior
q 1ality thrown out
There were % cars over the Grand Trunk snd Eastern Rail-
road over the Boston aud Lowell and So the Fitch
burg.
REHARKs1he best Oxen sold about the az the open
lug Of the last week but closed of at decae
what is equivalent II took better cattle 20 fetch 50 70 than
were sold at that price lsst week there few sold FOR
sc 80. Mr. Long Of NevYoIk sold Oxen for 50 80 that
" ould have Rought Sc Is lat yeek.
Sheep sud ambs sold about the last week for ike
qiy Lambert Hastings esq., sold about SEQ TO different
parties for - 81 head AID for - b. One lot with
quite number Of old Sheep In, scd for SO IS.