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OFFICE. 81 JOHN STREET,
New-York.
A MEXICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY.

A MEXICAN EnIGRANT COMPANY.
OFFICE no. } BOWLING GREEN, Ny.
Chartered for the purpo's Of Procuring snd Assisting Kn
sAus from Countries to settle IN tho United States
INCORPORATED WITH
CAPITAL ,OuU UUu
PAiU-UP CAPlIAL............ ofv,VoV
PRECEDENT;
A. o. HAMMOND Pres. Bauk, Hartford Conn.
NICRPREsIDgNT:
FRAS. GILLETTE Late senator Ia CengTes, from Conn
TRGAsUgER:
JOHN HOOKER. .ooe no. Iiias Block, Hartford. Conn
SIP. LYMAN..............No. wsis street New-Ysh.
RANK or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alLstreet New-yort.
EXCHANGE BANK. huiuo'a' 'onH
GENERAL AGKST FOR tnioRATloS; . -
JOHN WILLIAMS. .Odiee, NJ. Bowling Green New'folf
Tho object Of this Company to import skilled lascreI'
tfoiu Grea. Britain Germany Belgium France sNi,zersna
Eoryay aud sweden for the nanafscturefs " America
this II established extensive Ae"n through
these countries ard undertakes TO hire men IN their a-ive
homo and sasy them to the employer hefe
syae 90 complies has been put Ia operation that Miners me
cbsrc. and Agricultural and other sOore can ."
be procured whou. much delay in any nunbes and 81
reasonable cost. - s,,,,
Letter. Of Inquiry from employers Of labor 'hsut be sd
s,s...s "a Holm WILLIAMS Gen. Emigration Agent,
No Bowling Green, Sew-f ora
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Copartncrsbip Notices.

DIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
~ Tho Copupesshp heretofore existing between the
d.ryned pub shors aud opreors Of tho AmeF-
can Jourrs under the firm Of A. 81 stewart Is this day
ds.,lyei hy the Withdrawal Of John StcwGtNev orb,
Aa-uitg l.oL JOHN STEWART, A. II. STEWART.
.-rhcpartncrship heretofore existing
~ between n.yse. and SAMUEL STEWART hss s.en
Il solved WIN. z. HAGkAIN.
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TWO MILES AND REPEAT IN HARNESS!
Jobn L0,rit names blk GENERAL BUTLER
& Mclaughlin panes brs GEO. WILKES, tste Filling
h4p) j.. -.
Special and exclusive sransonen;shsve been made for TIM
great match between these justly renowned champions OF the
ro,ne tart aud the Thousands intending TO be present
rst thst the facilities will be Afforded them
ouly Of reaching the Course but returning from after ths
rsce With e. and comfort.
SPECIAL TRAINS will leave HuntersPoin Station ofths
Flushing Railroad at III M NJ. and the sst train .
season for trot ~ The boat leaves JsmeS Sip
one haf hour previous train snd hs Ferry every
iye mi nutes for uner's Point throughout the DAY
JOS CROCHERON, MANAGE,
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Professional Notifes.
Olcdn Cleaners.

DOYAI, MAIL STEAMSHIP "CHINA,"
Is ron LIvFRPOOL.-Tse Ct1,. I. Cock, Ce.mndsr.
viii sail rem the strsss ON WEDNEspAi next he 'tn
~ A. 10 a. ~ tsonvry psssengSs and baggage on board
In con,equeaoe Of the great number o. Pi,sn. we g. os'
are respectfully requested to take leave Of 'hef
epds or the wharf they cazEo. be se<en on eoAio-
Inc se''~ WA '~' @'' b. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
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N0TICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
INtbs Of the orb Ecusatonc, ard North
,n Rairoad Company will held sho OAee Of de Com
p.uy Ne l Brosd~y New York on tie 18Th csy ot sep
kuber s6 u o'clock (noss for tie election Of bts<s
tirreo said Compssy fot the ensuing yesi sn 81
ree inspectors Of Election fs The next election Of Directors
Axraftri TIC polls will remain spen .0l twelve 70 one
Selock III. DAVID : DUN0VMH SeS!e'~s'
Dated, New York, Asssst 22d, LISA
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Cost ano fonno.
printing.

CHARLES G. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No % Barclay -Bilhoas Circ,lArs Posters, Law
Point. cards Lc Cylinder PIesswoEk done for the Trade.
Spec..l contracts made Tor large orders call is'soiss
NlM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton
!UBACIURERs.
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HUDSON RIVER R,rLgoaD-AssisrAST suPEsnsIEN'}
Dts1s OTYIcs no 90 WAREEs sTsKhr. y. rs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR Ale
L BANY AND TROY COZ Meeting with Ira North AL
West-frairs le1ye from Chamber, 3 rect,
Irpre.s Ia Prek,nl Trains. 1850
Way Mail, "a N. Fypress snds.l5p
1870 g. a l0:4) ~. sag sing iIln. 3:la D. m
Iotecpse Trains anu 0D IagEyso~n IfAin J;IO T. IN
r.
~ 800 n m Train b. seein, Cars ATTACHED from 9Th
Street through BuaAlo SusPenon Dndge without
charge
On sunday, Ii6a2 p m, from 3oh street.
J. NJ TDgIEY. A-s'. supf
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Eetiures 'ano aleetinJs.

GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS
" AND TRApEsMEN Of the City Of New ors-Th}
regular meeting Of tse Society VII 90 he'd at MECHAN
ICs' HALL. No. Az tr)d ssy. THIS (Wednesday) EVE
GIN0, ct hour AFTER sunsei.
rJ,HE CORNERSTONE Or THE CHURCH
4 OF TIE HOLY TRINITY. The corner stone Of ths
rev Charch u tho Holy Trinity, Msdsonsv and l,d, wiz
be hid with s2proras e1erese' on ohsDAi &, sep,
should the prove rainy the viii bs pos
psned 10 Ito hsst clear day. BY order OF ne Eestry
STEPHEN Il. TYING, j.. Rector.
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4museMents.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


DARNUlrS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THREE r ERE 4Ai;sE r FsSH DAY.
AT ahls. 4 ASa 4 a'a 8sfooA'
HIS BEAUTIPUL WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT,
ELFlN MINNIE WARREN
A MARRIED COUPLE, A bAcHLLOh and BELLn.
four combined less .e and weight ,hon ,r. ss.d nss
1--WE SHALL NEVER SEE iHEIR LIKE AGAIN"
TE iSl<f a'Is k6SS efy Sc c
worn on their Marhage Day, Fob. 10, 1868.
ES 4 f1a L;'fs ~ r Y''' cARAcrz.A
The lansh'bs piesSs. 'v'i'fd CALLS
WILL RE PERFORMED EVERY AFTERNOON.
POSITIVELY THE LAST 1r w MI ap,vn p,vrovuA
A t5dEo AT d J tsSS.S' Al og J6eS6
A. GOODWIN AND L. COLLINS
H0REANCLoGOPToMisTa
THE GRAND O0cHEsTRIoN
r&Yyf. ,5SI t Py 90 6NS NovEL
pssf Lv SF MICA hSb bURF ahlon
OTHER CURlOSITlES.
5000 ect Of nesh aiI per minute dfused through NJ
Admission % cent?. Children under 10. Is cents
~ THE GREAT DRAMATIC SEASON WILL cote
MESCE on MONDAY. sErT. H.
BROADWAY THEATER,
~ tcoT. Broadway and BrOome-stnreet;lo cr rvoos.
40 X6iv;IEG;iE; il TIKI PRICES OF ADMISSION
Tas great Comedian,
MR. JOHN p. OWENS,
EVERY EvESSEP sG THIS WEEK.
JOSHUA BUTTERFLY,
IN Tom Tsylor's sparkling Comedy Of
VICTIMS,
and his splesdid mper,onstion OF
SOLOS SINGLE,
ia tie American Comic Drama.
THE PEOPLES LAWYER
The most psTlec: triumph Of the American ssaD
stage.
Pnces Of ADMINISTRATORS. Circs and Parqle'te, " cts
cured seats Family Circle rs cts. Orchestra ChsIsol
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WE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK & HATCH.
No. % WALL STREET,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW

WILL REGIME SDBSthirllONS ~ lii- NJ"
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
n. Notes will he issued in denominations Of so 800
ESQ., 600 aud $500 with Interest a, tie rate OF $40
FER CENT OF ONE CENT per DAY on each 80, payable
ssnssnnuAly.
They viii be dated Ausus u.s. 1853 and VIII be psysos ct
e Of years In current funds convertible Into
B,e Twenty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable, Principal and
t,tefest, IN Gold.
On all payments made prior 10 August IS interest VIII be
snowed and after that date interest will be charged
e. Liberal arrangements will be nAds with Banks. Bank
szs, ard Deaofs
Subscriptions also received for the 1910 LOAN and AL
md Of Government Securities bought aad sold Il market
ntea
" Special attention given 70 the conversion Of he old "
~r<,s into he SIX PER CENT Bonds Of 1891.
Holders of less than 600, can now svsn them
si,es Of the privileges OF eonveoass tbs Bones Of 1881
v hereafter be issaed IN Denominations Of $50 and 300
well as in the larger denominations hereofs issued In
,,uv.rns the notes due August 49, Htere" VIII be adjusted
70 that date. FISH haIoh. No % /" al-e-
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NEW-JERSEy RAILROAD and TRANSP.
IN Coon and after MONDAY, Jan 10 e6t Trains will
laav. NJ W.i DIRK for BALTIMORE and WAsHlA01ON,
AZ and IA = ~ aud Il Adsisht Tic 1890
Train ~h tlse fsssrn Tor BALTIMORE and WASHING
Ton lts 1gir nskes connection ~ fbilsde PhtA
Train. TOT Pbiia4tIphis Will esye Ne~-YeTk Al aud ~ In
" IA, ard p. n, and II Midnight
MILITARY IiChET5 vii not be received q the q m
OF 30 D m Trsna ]. ". W0ODkJFF,
De-. g. 1863. A,aistAn, snpernttnScnt ~ J. Il r.
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6teambeats ano Railroads.
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORI.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALakR. FITCHBURO, NAsHyA
AND lNrERNbDiAIE POINTS.
ard seee1 ..% aS ; q ss Sssssh
leave New Yors daily Sunday ersspes) at o'clock NJ
from Pier Ne % ssT rs, Rive, To-, q vs'Hy'''
there eenneciiny with the ombe.t Express Train rom ne
shave penis via No,Tieh and Wo,ces, Boston end or
eeter Worcester aud Nashua ard and Northern
Frei.h, taken the lowest rate, 70, aorsiion inquire
h 5. MARTIN. Agent Gu the tler.
4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ sAL Ykns sIT Skop SAUCE K2g F
Rsiwsy i,e1a fs95 Of Ch;ysS. RgAsiSe ~
This ro,a /. being extended sna viii be In complete
running oIasr to Maa.sid Gallon Urbnns Dayton. ccu-
n. IL GoODxAs. Cen Ticket AZ, Fl. r. sWEETsER,
Mesdv.s r. esnorsl sap't
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY.
O-From Pier No. 2.Norh River connecting st Hampton
md a Rason with Lhsh Valey Railroad and ia oOrrec'
tons formirss dlcet lise to Pittsburgh ana the West with
:. GkkAr Middle ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Comnenciug ADJUST 1854, e,ye New FORK as follows:
Poi.yiIs Hariisarv Msneh Chuns WrkesLarre, Bad
mole Hseerstowu Wlbsm'per Til. ,rln srtyes at hsr'
rsn. Csn,s Railroad Soh AID south on the Nsrthern
Central larosj tnd with the Cumberland Valley Rarnsi
MAIL lfAiSAt $3.50 for tlefsngton Eeston, Water
Gap Scranton. WAke'bars Great Bend Psson, bingham
ton, kc.
I2.leP. TRAryPor Easton, Allentown, Msncs Chunk.
WnkssbarTe, wnianspcFt, Reading. Ps;isyie harrisburg
&c. -
3:1P n-Fcr Es'ton, Bethlehem Allentown ard Hsuch
Chunk.
:5eP.r-Fgr somefvtlle and Pennington.
S:is p. NJ Wysrsxx Errsgss-Fcr Ea.,on. Ar.u,own,
Reading. HARRISBURG fhtsonxl tnd the West. Sleeping
oars thronsh from Jersey City to Pittsburgh
ELILABErHpoRr Asp NKwYoHk FERRr-ie.v. New.
Yors from Pier No D. r., at s:lJ n H. 42o. and 3J0
r. m. BeAs stop ct Bergen Point sud Marners usrbor.
Tickets the West be obtained al tao ocs OF the
Central Rsiro Company P'r No. n. r.. at 10.
AsoI House, al No al Broadway, aud at the pncp al
hotels. JOSIAH .. SIEARNs, superintendent
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NOTJCF-The steamship KANGAROO this line will
s as an Extra steamer o. THURSDAY sept o. at Hoon,
carrying Inn cd Of cabin aud steeAs fEa'eus's
at reduced r.les, psy.be IN U. ). Lauency
joins u. DALE. Agent IS Broadway
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touca-
- ing At oueeu..owB (CoTs hasoTl-lhs wsHsne 'n
asaefs Of the Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Sies
hip Company lurA Limo, carrying the u 5. Maiis sss an
tended to sal 10 fou0.ss n.
=
CITY OF .satur lay, sept II
CITY or Observation-Disclosures. Saturday. sep -
Aud even succeeding bAIURDAl at noon. IRON fisr ~
North kivsr
PAssAey,
P.v,b. IN xoA or its rquivelent 10 cgrr-ncyt
FIRST CABlN........&5 % STEkkAGk .'.''''.e ="
Fia Cabin London. 81 o. s;eeFHse "a "ndsn'. " =,
p,t abin to Paris. 20 o. sterfa<e n PsIi. ~ "
Ft( stn to lsuburr ~ o. SleeTsss y AsasuIe 81 %
Passengers forwarded to HAVE. bfean. hotte daa
Antwerp. Gc, st equsiy low ratea ~ - a..
fares ESr Liyerroe Queenstown list Cabin go, -
= los SteefAse $50 Thos- who wish 10 send or thsf
friends buy ticket, mere NJ these rales
OF further ,niora4sen apply nj tbs CompsnyseKces
JOHN o. DALE Agent No. Is Broadway, " Z.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1864.

OPPOSITION LINE.
" Central Auehoen Trsnri. conpsny.
sHonr ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA va NicARhGuA
NO CHARGE FOR MEALS On THE TRASSlE.
The New and Elegant Steamship,
GOLDEN RULE,
D. 5. BABCoCR, Commander.
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -, q noon, a.,
From Pier ~ North River foot sNsren IT, cennectirs VI
the Steamship America For passage, Tpy at the othc o.
'hs Company, III West cor Of Warn II, ;,,c,,, ,u,
Under convoy .U War sssS e5 throughout tho At
II S. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
u. VIA PAEAAA-kosular ssius days: 3d. lJib. and sd
Of zach except when these dates M Sunday, when
toe day Of departure viii be 'he Monday following:
''' ~ ''''' -" 'cCsrT RIGA.
Win sail from Pier No o. North River
TUESDAY, sEPrEMBEk - st Il O'clock m: ,,c
The steamship OCEAN QUEEN will succeed TIA COSTA
RIGA ssd all sFPTENbER 2a
For freight or pss'Af, aRPy 70 w. se,s,, Green
HyAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
w The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC cOhfANis
new line Of fr-t.csss sidewseel STEAMSHIPS, between
The first i've splendid Vessels, intended to he pat upon this
f'oT,!e route ioI Tie Continent are toe i91ss.s;:
LAFAYETTE. 10, TINS. 80 Horsepower.
EUGEsIE...............ls loa1l ~ hor-e'Pewrr'
NAPOLEON lII.......( soildingj 40 horse power:
Until the completion oil tho entire list the service w4n DC
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesnei LAFAYETTE. A. Bo-
candle a. fo0ws:
FROM NEw-YoRK TO HAyRE:
LAFAYETTE. ..............; Weine.lay' sept -
LAFAYEr1E..,.."......Me "Wednesday. NOVEMBER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednesday, Deoemoer7
Fint Cabin Cnclusisr table sl............ Sl.o
Second Cabin (nclndiig table wincl. 3 20 OF foo
PAYABLE In gold or It's esuysH, In United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FHEE on CHARGE
For freight or passage, apply to ...
0E0RGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
10. Broadway, New YORK.
At Parts II Boulcvsrd des Cepucisss tOrsnd Hotels at
Hare WILLIAM ISELIS Go.
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WINTER GARDEN,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In consequence of the un5ounied enthusiasm and dshsA'
Mr. JOHNS. CLARK
nghty received by crowded and brilliant audiences IN s
xondrous comic persona,ion Of
MAJOR De BOOTS,
In Sterling Csynss chsrnine Comedy Of
EVERYBODl'S FRIEND,
Hs will r. peat that character 10 night, being ths
TWENTIETH NlGHT
Of rs perform and every mig until further notice. -
render tho entertainment doubly attractive
Mr. John ). CLARKE
Will ADD ar Tor the second time this in his version o
THE IhMOhfAL TOCDLES,
thus press rsre combination OF genial LGror and In -
plssslIIest an evening Of - - -
iNCEASIAG MERsIMENr ANB FUNS
Doors open at n O'Clock. Con menee at o'clock
Orchea.a Chair, 80; Reserved Seats el Dire" ChelA
IS cents. Family Circle, So cents.
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1nsnranre Gompanles.
NEW-Y YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREEE

~ WALL-STREEE
CASH CAPYrAL................"SS 600.
Ths Company has been IN successful operation for ne4
than THIRTY YEARS, snd continues TO INSURE asaina
oss and Damage By FIRE upon terms "a favorable ~ uAs
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
AL LOSSES LlsKRALLr ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAEA
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERilLL, President
Oliver yones William Hextun, Ckas l.. StewuA
I,,sc n SEYMOUR sunl j. Waring Samuel N. Dodge,
Asysbsn, payiL &. +. Pfeiher. Michael usboeteS,
saml 4. Harriet, sJivanns BedelL ShsA d. Lewis
John n Andrew X. VI. bu9ssnan, kthelbert 5. Mils,
Josish o. i.ow. William BerEel, Joseph A. DreyfouA
Io,u Even Thomas Dayry, James 4. Quick,
William Depew, henry J. scudder James L. 7" ngH-
T.. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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Che Curt.
FASHION COURSE. L. /.
$1,000! TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, siocs

TIE GREATEST MATCH or THR SEASON!
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7rH., AT O'CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. tn. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7rnj
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6oyemment Agency and Designated Dep0dtoTy Of tie
United states.
,..,pr II Opvr. President JoHs 7. FnL, Cashier
TvHE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF TEE
Il CITY or NETWORK, 81 BRyADwAf. -,
NKw YORg, Sept l. 1884
Tits Bank will receive proposals. Tor the Loan @ 1881 TO the
amount thirty millions OF doers, being the amount Of
,cceped offers undposed Of under notice Of ProPoai' or
Lean dsted June 9th last.
Zach be for y one hundred dosf, OF some
wol,pe Of one huUded dons snd must state the sum- IN
ndns premium offered for hundred doIArs N bonds
for DIV when oder is for than Ly Two PER
sent TO be Deposited guarantee for Payment 81 soDspon
Hsecspted o,N c.
An offers 10 DO made before Tursday the 9Th sep
s,nb.r az the bids viii be opened September O.
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CoR WEST POINT NEwBURGu, POI


Il kEEFhIE hOUSEOUT anu KINGSTON, landing 81
Coz,en Cold Spring Cornwall, New ambnrrh and Milton
The NARY POWELL leaves fTSa loot Of Jay street every
snernoon, at ,! o'clock.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF the CITY
Il efNEW-YORK,

s,<spsed as D.posi;sJ and Financial Agent o. the United
gtste. Nos q sld 20 PDes two DOOR below Ire $40
tessury receive Subscriptions for the boNDo
nd $40 Treasury Noss allowing the in over NE ~ coa
r,x an Of Ger cent the SEVEN ThlkTifS into
ISL BONDS snd attend all business connected with the
6OyERNMENT LOANS. Parties can avoid the inoonvo
aspoe Of addressing Government BY spPyng 20 this Bank
NORRIS kEfCIUA, President
d. W. vAuGrAy. Cashier.
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DARNUMS SPECIAL NOTICE.-Durina
ID the short eng g-nsnt q GENERAL TON rhOMe ana
througs which visitors pass out and avoid the crowd
necessary precautions have been taken 70 secure n. eonon
Of visitor, P. T. BARNUM.
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atlonrtary 4 Commercial.
DAILY UNION 0FFIcE,
Nashville. March 5. 1884.

Nashville, March ;, 1884.
Theree was no change in our market yes
terday.
CoTfoN.-No sales. Buyers offer 55@ 50
p b. Heavy stock on hand.
CRocEnFs-N. o. Sugar 19@2lc ? %;
Crushed s4c; Coffee 44cj Tea 81 759S2 Is
? r., according % qualityi Molasses, Sl9
81 30 p gall; Syrup 81 lO@sI 20.
FLorR-In good supply at IS 1888 p
t5.
MEAL-In request at 81 10 p bushel.
BAcox-In demand at l3c = 10. hog round.
LARD-yery scarce. Would bring I69
lie p n.
CASDLEs-star DC p r., Tallow, Sc ? box.
SALTS so p bbl.
TonAcco.-DiGicult to class; sOcGSl 50
p ID.
soAr.-German 12JIc p b; Family I91lc.
CHEEsE.-Western Reserve Iso p b.;
Hamburg Is1z; English Dairy zoe.
SAns.-S9 90 y keg. assorted sizes.
MAcKEREL.-In barrels SIS 90; Z bbls.
50 50; Kits Sc 90.
BRooMs.-s4 90 p dozen.
BUcKETs.-S4 90 = dozen.
DYE srrrFs.-Indigo 81 - ? u; Nader
zoe = p. Coperas &C p d.
CoTrox CARDs.-sl5Gsl5 p dozen.
CLOVER SEED.-S12 90 y bushel.
LEATHER.--sole, oak, 5O655e y D.; Hem
lock Ssa.45c; Harness 55@6Oc; Upper, per
dozen, S5OCaS6O; Calf Skins, per dozen, $50
G60; Kip Skins, per dozen, $72@S10O.
on ASD HIDEs.-Tanners' Oil 81 .50Gs2 2
gallon. Green Hides sGlOc = b; dry do.
I2@I5c 2 -.
NoTE.-The above are Wholesale prices.
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8mcr 3ltws.

The Cumberland is rising rapidly with
upwards Of 20 feet water On Harpeth Shoals.
Tho weather last night indicated more rain.
Arrirei-Y Yesterday, the Carrie from
Evansvillej Baldwin from Cairo; and Goody
Friends, from Cincinnati.
Dsportsd-Imperial for ST. Louis.
The City Belle arrived Thursday with a
" big trip" She expected 70 start on her
return trip for Louisville to-day but we
are not advised as 10 the certainty Of her
departure. We can recommend the City
Belle 10 the shipping and travelling com
munity, rs safe boat, differed by cx-
perienced business men. Our friends
Wharton and Will HsysSare the good look
ing and genial Clerks; and we can say no
more than that the City Belle will prove q
home 10 any passenger.
The Mississippi is in good boating con
dition from ST. Louis to Cairo.
The J. II. Dickey and the Live Oak were
advertised 20 leave ST. Louis for Nashville
on the lst March.
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Coy. Hamilton. Of Texas.

A letter from New Orleans, written
on the Goth ult, says:
A few moments ago, l had the pleas
ure of seeing General and Governor
Hamilton, of Texas. He has been here
t ur weeks, and returns to the impor-
Jant field of duty assihned him by first
steamer. In conversation with him, !
learned that the Government now oc-
pies all important stations on the
coast connected with a successful for
ward movement in the interior Re
liable information from the heart OF
the State justifes the belief that the
people are longing and praying for the
advance of the forces, that all referenc
en- to the form Of law has long sin Q
Deen repudiated by the military rebe.
leaders, and that the government has
degenerated into the very worst sort OF
military despotisIn The Governor is
in fine health, and hopeful of the
future He has heard the gratifying
personal intelligence that his elder boy,
Frank, whom the rebel authorities at
tempted to conscript, escaped, and after
great suffering and privation, and tray
cling nearly thousand miles, reached
Matamoras in safety. The Governors
family, wife and remaining children,
two boys, | believe, live near Austin,
and though not professedly held as
prisoners, are closely watched, and
would not be permitted under any cir
cumstances to leave the State; such is
the heartless cruelty of the insane
rebels now in control of the State
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The record Of business in Recorder
shane's Court yesterday is as follows:
Mrs. Hough, arrested on charge Of sell
ing liquors without license, was fned $50
aud costs.
L. Smith, John Briggs, Isaac Taylor, T..
N. Carter, Thomas Conley, Rufus Page,
Mary Leonard, W. G. Rennis, 9. ". Nc
Carey, II. L. Doggett, Frank Kennedy,
Charles johnson, Honor Powell, aud Thos,
Patton, were up for drunkenness. L. Smith
was fined $50 and costs. Not having "the
-eady" he enlisted in the army. Mary
Leonard got Of with costs Rufus Page was
discharged, and the others were fined each
S and costs.
james Hurley, John Starting and J. 6.
Hopwood we're fned IS and costs for drunk
,uness and disorderly conduct. W: n.
burns, Tor TIE same offence, was fined $50
nd oosts-enlisted in the srmy.
John Rude, for disorderly conduct, paid
4 sosts,
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A Card.

To he Voters of Davidson County.
GENrLENES-I am before you as eandi-
date for the Office of Criminal Court Clerk,
and as 1t is impossible for me TO see oil OF
you, and the election takes place in a very
few days, beg Of my many friends TO re-
collect me on that day, and extend me g
helping hand. Should be your choice for
the Office of Criminal Court Clerk, shall
endeavor 10 discharge tho duties Of the Of
fee 70 the satisfaction Of Gil concerned
Hoping that my friends will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
am, very respectfully, etc,
VIZ. L. HoBS.
Naslvale, March l, 1854.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price wiz be
paid, by THos. s. MARR.
CERTIFIED ACCoUSTs.-Teamster laborers
and othcrs, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College streets,
where the very best rates are given by
TRos. s. MARK.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb l5-tf
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A sale Of confscated goods, by the
United States Marshal, viii take place this
morning, at 10 o'clock, at the store next
door to the City Hall. Amongst the goods
are heavy domestics and woolens, spun cot
ION. books, &c. Sale without reserve.
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The number OF persons to whom the
oath of amnesty was administered yesterday
by the United States Commissioner, h. Il
CAMPBELL, Esq, was lO7, As foliow=-pavid-
son county, 65; Wilson, Williamson L /;
Marshal, S smith, / Maury, 2 Henry,
i. Fspnin county, Ga. /; Cherokee county,
N.C.,i. Total to date, lll2.