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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

THR orzRA.-The Opera has several new
features which cannot fail 70 be popular.
Fun and good bumor aboHnd-
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The undersigned announces that he has
been MAIDS the agent for the sale Of liquors
for certain parties IL Louisville, KY. Any
person having permits 70 ship such goods
here for sale caa kaEs than 6llsd BY con-
ing 20 me, a. Louisville prices Common
liquors at quotation prices. / have the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand
end guarantee each order filled according
10 sample. II. Z. ALEXANDER, Agent,
II Public Square, Nashville, Ten n.
raara3-tf
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RKroRrED.-Thirty-fi counties in the
State have reported their election returns /;
forty-nins counties have yet to report.
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Hans AxD Cars, spring style and in large
variety just received b. r. Il. Thompson
No. Is Cherry street. near Union.
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sErsTs.--A large assortment, at reduced
prices, by R. h. Thompson, No. 2s Cherry
street, near Union. "a
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BILLY HowzED.-susan Howard, the moth
sr Of this nulatto boy, wants to hear Of
him. Read her advertisement.
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DIED,

In Robert OF county, ia shis ststs, afieg brief
iisess q to weeks. 1HeaAs A. sHAEF. for many
years soitisen Of Edge6eld. ami vel knoga hers
a. 4 socad M Axdlaplary Christian, and a NEST
excellent citisen. He wss snddenly eus down IN
usidnA being o. the age q % yeara. But his
brethren ana ksenss have theconsslatiOn Of hnow-
ing that he died - practical Christians de -resdy
nd resrss.l Ne lesves a~lfs and Ose child.
/. W.. A., EnsErEnD.
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Let no one miss the opportunity Of pur-
chasing cheap boots, shoes and hats at No.
80 NoFsh Market stross.
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We are indebted 70 ths Adams Express
for thslstest Kew York, Louisville and Gin
cinnsti papers.
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1.-THE ladies want bargains in fne Shoes
Congress Caters, Balmcrals, 6e-, buy at
G. W. Fall 4 Co.'S.
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afs.sr.. Cone a Tunnel supplied Us last
evening As usual with late papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

See advertisement in another column OF
servant and cook wanted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

For sale stthls ofsee, ons Hand wsgon.
nearly new, which win be sold cheap.
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opR Jes oFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the asatest style. and at the lowest
prices. as this oiios.
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Lumber d an Lengths and description
for sale low At Knight BsA. Yard, Rolling
Mil M.
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For sale ct this otses, one good Tobacco
screw Will be sold cheap fer eaah.
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Notice to LIQUOR Dealers.

The beat Coal for steam is the cunbsr-
Land HHi 77l.aea
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Buckeye
s. Mowers.

Il AN ta sole sesuk Ter tiss saia 81 thls excegsut
n Nsca'1s ID Mode Tatnessse. send sour Or
ders eariT. J. -. HaaIL5ON.
E1ccs1a1f % Mnceg a Hsrnilfeap.
iet26-9ne No. ~ csllega sirees. Nnshsile
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Mans, NAuz-400 Kegs for sale by G.
". Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. jan22tf
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The fresst burning Coal is the ca24Ssi-
land
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Buy your boots and shoes &C. ". Fail
Z eo~
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Transparent Photographs at Van stavo-
ren's. n #
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Life Size Photographs At Van stavOrsn'H
Metropolitan Gallery. #
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Van stavorsu's Metropolitan Gallery. So
College street. If
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes at @. "
Fan 4 Co.'S Hard ware Store. -
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WAxrED.-Twsnty good labOrers to work
on a farm. Apply at United States Gus
tom House. Liberal wages paid. If
The least frisbie Coal is the Cumberland.
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sEATON 4 co.
No. 10 North College street,
NashxiIla. TENNESSEE.

Have Just opened, and offer for sale, at
prices corresponding with the decline in
gold and cotton, . large and well selected
stock Of Family Groceries and Provisions,
and Boots and Shoes, which they offer at
Eustern prices ct Wholesale or retail.
Their stock is fresh and Of the very best
quality, ia eash department, and consists
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

The following mere lying in port
Col. Lamb, Fox, Juno, Banshes, Pelican,
and Fanny. A large number Of sehoOnsrs
have arrived from and cleared for Mata-
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E NAsmxsTOS,a March 30.--All letters
mailed 10 the United States FOR the Coast Of
Mexico, embracing the states Of sinals,
sonora and Lover California, should be
endorsed svia San Franeisco,Y rs letters for
those states by the way Of San Francisco
reach their destination much earlier than
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mar 2s-at
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10. 2 DEADERTCK sTREEIy.s4
Old Course Of T'rentm


irsant prices q mencisos ~ proscrpdons, VISA III
sore. The oldce j - arzInse1 laal none need sea
asnes STRICTLY E'rtvate. 41dress, enclosing
DR. a. RICH Ard JONES.
Ne - DealaIisz sireat Nashville 1enn-
aaJ I'D night. uross ahssat On Business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
THE NEW STOCK EXCHANGE.
Description OF the Building - ITS Cost
100000.

For some time past the New-YOrk Board oil
Brokers have been engaged in erecting on Broad WAL
and Ncw.sts. temple for tho worship Of Mammon
which II was believed would surpass any in this coun
try or Egypt for grandeur and simplicity the cost OF
which was only s6Oo'Oco
The main building extends from Nos. 10 and II
Rroad ST. through the square to Nos. and Newst.
II Is "A feet in width and l52 feet in length.
wing three stories in hight and 80 feet In length
extends to Wall.st.
This gives the whole very much the shape ola crnei
form church.
Its built of mlrblc and iron and is absolutely FIRE
proof Tie front on Broadst is II pure white marble
that on New.st ofiron and brick trimmed with whte
marble Tie principal entrance which on Broad.st'
is 10 feet in width with windows on each SIDE q. ieet
wide and 10 feet in hight
The first iIoor Is grand hall A feet in width by %
feet in depth paved with tesselatcd marble, and ~
tended for che public stock salesroom OF the open
| Board"
The saa-tn saHc,orr Of the Regular Board is on the
second floor IL is ~ feet IN depth, - In width and ~
In hight IL is beautifully finished IN black walnut, nnd
is The only room In tho building in which wood IL used
There ore seats for 49, members, the number OF each
being raised upon the back.
The basement is very strong. In II IL built an I'M
mcnse safe 100 feet long ~ feet wide and feet high
IL is built OF granite lined with iron and plated with
steel Ii contains n number Of smaller safes. each
about two feet square for the storing Of stocks notes
and gold a;iordng place Of absolute security
The building celtains many committee ana reception
rooms paved with blue marble At the new street en-
trance there will be telegraph and printing Office for
the use of the Board.
N ALL 1t Is a fine addition 20 the public buildings ior
which our city Is famed.
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COr0ntr's Inqucsts.

An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
Wildey at the New York Hospital, the body Of SIR
IIassaIn O. Lowell. On Saturday night the deceased
attempted to cross Broadway near Eeadest., in front
stage No 35f II the Ffthavc. line lie was knocked
down by tire stage. the hind wheel Of which passed
his head, iracturing the skull and causing death
| In few moments. The driver, John Rutlgen. stated
that he was gong at an ordinary rate tf speed and the
first nmaton he b8d Of the accident the exclama
ton Of the victim he was Knocked down. verdict
Of accidental death rendered by the jury Deceased
was native Of Massachusetts, aged AZ years and re-
sided In the interior Of this State He stopping
the Merchants Hotel in COuTtlaDdt st.
! Coroner Widely on Saturday held an inquest Mt No.
l7s Sufolkst., the body OF Charles SchoendOrf q
native Of Germany, nged ~ years. For some years
past the deceased had drank 10 excess and Friday
night in tie presence Of bis sepson Frederick Hum
mac took dose OF arsenic which he had purchased at
drug store in the vicinity OF his residence giving
an excuse that he intended TO IL for killing mice.
On taking the poison he said 10 his stepsoD Good.
DONE Anfidotes were procured but he refused 10 take
any OF them, and died in few hours. A verdict Of
"Death BY suicide" was rendered
On Friday afternoon last George Stephenson vas en-
gagged in aiding q boy 10 load a truck with rags In
front of bis residence, No. 245 West HoustoDst While
80 engaged, the horses attached 10 the truck became
frightened, and Stephenson attempted 10 swing himself
on the truck 10 aid the boy. The ruDg which be
Crasped gave way and he fell the hind wheel Of the
vehicle passing over him and causing death In few
hours. On Saturday Coroner Collin held an inquest,
and verdict Of accidental death was rendered. Do
ceased was q native Of Ireland aged 80 years
The body Of Patrick Lyon found on Saturday
morning beneath Pier No 50 Last River Coroner
Collin held inquest and verdict Of Pound
Drowned" was rendered. Deceased was nntive Of
Ireland aged IS years, and resideda No. AS cLerryrt
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schr. Otis. earle; Rondout for Boston.
s schr c 6genais, Burgess Roodoutfor Boston.
Schr' champion, Clark. Pougbkeepsie for Bot.
Arrived. .Sryn.r n

Steamship Mary A. Boardman, Jordan NJ Dfe. ~
hours, udse. and pass. to Murray N.nhs ''nsd CT, a
stean.hip Zodiac, Dearborn, Savannah Id
pass to Murray Nephew usys nts A
Steamship Constitution, Greeenmsn. ssv....,
mdse and pass TO Wakcman, Gooku D,c.;a Dee sA
Steamship Varuna, Whtehurst, Ssvsnn,e nasoSh
Y. Vols. ' "as w board tie "a n
Steamship Tybee CrOweu, Savannah Dec & vi,
Steamship Onward, Luckie Boston. with -
Dnnbam. VIII finish loading for Londg, ~" mo'e. ro,.
Steamship The Queen, Groysn Liyer,oo, " :
eueen.iown Path with mdse. and 3s6 pas. "a rsr "a
Steam Navigation Company. r'' T" Ire Ssia .
Steamship Santisgo de Cuba Smith C,ev,,
mails and pass. to Central American Trzn, r. "e rh
Steamship Matanzas, Liesgang Nev1rs,r
nndse. aud pass. to Garrison & Alien we WA
Bark Ellen Morrison, Mccarthy Demarsr, ".
ses. ID. Trowbridge OF New. Haven wv y, sess
Bark Trovatore, Carver, Csrdenxs 10 d.v.
4 Carver. ''' "ea' 70 Wa
Bark Reindeer Of New Haven. Lanfair. Martial.
moasses n. Trowbrdge's Sous; lett bIs wsfF DR.,
Nov y lat y % lon 20 49, spoke bark EdtL IL d
Danish brig Thorld, Anderson Canton I,,-
order Passed Cape Of Good Hope Oct and .si y A.
Oct. 10. ~' y Heet
Brig 10 Creole Dutch, Campbell, cur.co, n
schr Laura Pride tof st. Ki,tsl, Deopesu. s. g.-,
nOlasses TO Jones 4 LoUgh. NM y an
schr Marie Victoria, Talbot. Quebse % DIV,
to order. "'Ni' n,t
schr james English, Barker. Albany for go,.,..
Schr. y. Clifford, Shute. Rondout Boston
Schr. Gen Lyon, Holbrook, Scorico River as.
schE Goddess, Kelly, Philadelpi, or Boston ~ ''th
Schr joseph r Cake, Endico,t, PhilsdelpLs so - q,
Scr American Eagle, Shaw, Pnisdepka ior fse,s.'ss
sehI' Anna =. aSaofd 80, PLilsdeipea is' P.~....
schr Louisa Gray. Bowen, Phade ,hia for y,vp' M
Schr. Emma B-ulah, - Millville for No.
sohr. J. C. HutinaIon, -, Boston.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK..........D Die
Cleared.

Cleared.
sieau'lir Evening Star Wnpenny, New Orleans James
steirn.hIp Missouri. Shaw. NewOrean. Garrison Allen.
Steamship Ehor. Dclano. Mobile +. {. Scbuitt
Steamship san Jacnto Loyolaud Savannah Garrison L
steamship Nevada Carpenter. Savannah, wsSeuiaa Goo
steamship virgo Butley Savannah. Murray Nephew.
Steamship Eutorpc Edrdgo, Savannah Lyinssion Fox
steamship Hunter, Roger, savannah, L. L. Jones.
Steamship Andausia. Burnley. Charleston, \. Leary.
steAI.si.!p CulherASsJ, Dearborn, Wilmington Murray
Nephew.
Steamship Vixen. Boser, Newbern, Murray Nephew.
steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamship MayaoSer Robinson. Alexandria J. Hand.
Steamship Francona Sherwood Portland, IL. b. Cromwell
Steamship wyando,,e, Arey, Boston, Whitney Hatha.
Steamship Knsf.her Rector baltimore. J. b. Small
steamship liaesa. Parrish Norfolk City PoTt Richmond,
Livingstone. FOx& Go.
steamship Warrior. Mott, Providence Neptune Steamship
Co.
Steamship Kennebeck. Edwards, Philadelphia Thorn Co.
Steamship II Cid, Hobart. Newoern q. Goodspeed.
Steamship Lantel, Cofu, Mobile. Stenback Wheeler
Steamship City of Baltimore (Brl McGurgen, Liverpool
Steamship ST. Andrew tbr), Scott, Liverpool Williams
Guion.
SHIP Emil (TIanil AIKEN, Bremen. Philadelphia Reeve
Bros.
ship Mariami. Nottebohn. Lamb Liverpool
ship Darius, Prindall Stamford, -
Ship VIM. Wilcox, Man,er, San francisco, NJ Cooley
Co.
Bark winbarn Brl, McKenlis COrh for orders mcCOn
Firth.
Bark Stella tsron.l. steensrae, Bremen, H. KoOp Co.
Bark Haydn tBrl, Stehen. PeTnalbuco, w. r. Schmidt
Son.
Bark 4. " Gray. Gray, Key West and ApalachicOla,
Bark Idaho. Chapman Aspinwal. Panama Railroad Go.
Bari Minnie Or, Amsbury, St. John, N. b.. Peabody,
Wills s Co.
Brig Henrietta (Br), Doe, Bermuday McCon & Firth.
Brig Para (Br) Cox. Montego Bay ia. c. r. Bailey.
Brig Couquera OBJ, Lyons Lahiye, ~ s. b. +. Small 4
Co.
Brig Tuba Gail (Br) Long 81. Marks F. d. Hurlbut Co
solr 4. j. Fraser, Mitchell Charleston " l.. McCready 4
Co.
sehr w Kepaham (Br.l, Anderson st John, N. B., J.
Neyins Co.
Schr Equator (fr.l. Bangor Haibor Island. J. Eneas
Soop Southport, Monroe New Haven, NJ. Briggs 90.
soop DaIion, Randall stamford. NJ Briggs 60.
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marLet--Reportcd by Telegraph.

prYPuo Dec 9-Flour dal and UNCLAIMED vhsa, qol,;
0"il. 40. a &C. gareS~C ansds nominal at a. Rye at
,2id1lic. Peas nominal At 81 Whisky AZ :! 3D. Pod-
Sa N F.s ST bS S9 HSe. .r 500 5ah ed ISS
bush Barley and 80 bash Peas Canal exports since the
2gih Of Novemser 800 bb' tIour i;St5S bn,h' Mhsa'
al Of which for the interior except 1880 bush CON-
CivcIyS,TI De-. a. FIonr dull and nominal. Hog dull
a - ~ - s. Z 100 - sro.' resg! pas sef. not oa{n
lover and offered ~. without buyers Green Hams m
sFiI BaIk soolders Reid a, he. side 4 Iti4isI
10 % small sales C-sr Bacon sides a g. for Now
ard g. old Lard declined 20 a. los Prime CITY and
i5c ~ bead closing without buyers a. those rates Whisky
steady al ~ % God. lHdigs
OswEeo Dec. gFour da .ud SOC. pr Dbl lovers sales
q ~ e Tor no Irnns - pos W .oT r Tsi whssi
quiet, ales confined 70 country miers, compiling 70
i@ a 81, =. Sgb., W1,., Cis,ja ~, o,ser ssae.
nominal Railroad rcish,.-si Dol, to Albany ard 40 Dos,
b. 49,, and go bs.h wiea shipped by Rsilro.d-
% bb FLOR The amour, Of Wheat Aaoa, on the Lake for
G,ie,eo. Dec Flour very dali and nouinaly lower
Wtes' qc q : slie Al az oI No md Stasie fos No.
Corr dall -. ior No l. aud ~ Tor No Oats qulot
- .5d.sc nixinrs dull Provisions du'l and dispoi
'a 70 op''fs n.s' 70 XXI. son, s.o s,.b Wet
1880 bu'h Co.'s sni 23Oo bush. Oats sbipments-3,lop
bhs Fiouf. 80 BUSH Wheat, add I.a'y bush. Onts
Mobmr Dec oo,on ssis, to-day so oaes = Middins'
Il stdtlc w-cs y - baes Receipts for wess
1910 tal' EIPens for ~ers ~" bales STOCK on hand
MoSrar,r G ". Dec s.-Flour At un.alabls prices and
so 20 70, ,1s s'ss. f1' fspes y 70 s ssps s,G
AID Western Oai. al J0a12c. barley a toGt5c.
ToRoSrO De-. p.-F0ur sales. Wheat al : 3Vd : -
0r Pal aud loa = 10 ioT spurE. barley % t-4stc.
Oats 81 3gGyc. Pea a 3adtnc. Pork a. ga 80 2o.
ToIrpo Dec. g-N dali and D. lover sales Of Waite
Mchisiu a. 81 49, New Amber. ~ Corn dgI and nom
NELLY O.. loser Oa;s-Bgyrfs offers sc.
SEw ORLEANS. Dec. a-totton dun sales 20 day 100
hsr - " h~ 81 90 bales Mdilus 30d5lc. Sugar
a.rl,s.I hir To- fully fair ~. 4l6c Moiis'cs sales Of
rnac g. Choic. az Olt FL y Gold lg. Ehchanse
New iors lai . een, d.count Fresh' eisy-Cenon 60
Srw.Tofk ale G. % suI 20 Liverpool By steamer IL.
PmLapFLPruA Dee 9-Pciroirum quiet n.rs 1850 bhs
Crude s.r 0 ID 10. Hriucd DO boud, a. tt and rre
o. G1a C. Flour very dull sni uuseit.d supefhne, = =
: std Etust pa - Whsa, duli AID quotations
nominal s,w Red - 100 10 and White =! Id ~ 70.
Rye % Corn doll and unchanged. Provisions steady.
Nii.ky dull - - lba ~ -
BALraoRE Dec g-fouf very ill salcs go bb.s. Ohio
Irtra at 8 Wleaf active prices dfoopng Corn quiet
s. low g0daJc Oats dull a. 5Ga5lr. Glove Seed ira.
64d IS Whisky heavy ~ 81 Provisions doll and
nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

To HackettsH.wn and intermediate stations BY
MonA/Api ESSEX r. H., foot Of Barclsy.st at
s:Wa IN. By road for stations west OF
Mil1Jrn at +l0 o. m Morristown Express..... 5 y. m.
10 NV Haven, connecting with X. X. for Hartford,
and SpringdeId-5teamers leave Peck slip at 81
U.d 70.
Ie Newflayen. by the Ncw-fiaven R.R., 21thst
and 4h-av at T. g. liz M ,, 345, ~. aud p.
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New-Jersey.
viaAIentown from foot Of Libcrty-st.. y. r.,
a. m, IL m and $500 -. Sunday traln....... p. M.
10 Philadelphia by New.Jersey Railroad, foot OF
Oourtlandtst, Z 10 and III a. M, Il pa and6p
and IL midnight SUNDAY. p. m
To Providence, by steamer City Of Providence,
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday from Pier
80 ~ H., AZ, p m.
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'s Line.
daily Sundays excepted from pier q, foot Of
Hobnson st., ". r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. IN
To Troy. by steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
klc, daily, Sundays inciuded) Saturdays
ceped pier 40 ~ X. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?. m
To Warrington by New.Jersey r. r. foot Of
Courandts, and lli a. M, p M. and
midnight. Sunday. p.
To Piermont by Northern r. r., New-Jersey.
from Jersey City at .. a. m., VT ~ and6:O2pm m.
Monday, 81 a.
To Newbem from Norfolk, by steamer Pioneer
every Friday
For further Information In regud 70 Railroad Time Tables.
see advertisements in another nart OF this paper
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rriVrd,

Steamship Granada, Baker Charleston 9Th inst with dse
and pass 90 Arthur Deary.
steamship Fairfax, W iners Washington d. c. via No-fol
with md,e 20 III. II. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Delaware tBrl Thomson Philadelphia "a hours
TO Tap.cou Bros Co.
steamship Morning Star. Nelson. New. Orleans.
Steamship Baltimore, Lewis Washington via Aexandris
40 hours ndsr. 10 las. Hand.
Steamship ibernian tBrl, Dutton, Liverpool Nov % Wis
Portland Dec D, mdse aud 3O6 pass TO Williams Gui0s
Ship fawn, Nelson, London "a days md.e Thomas Dun
ham
SHIP Caprora (Br) Anderson shanghsy July H. with teas
10 Cary Go.
ship Liverpool Robinson London and Portsmouth Nov /
with mds. aud pass. 10 6rinneli, Mntum 4 Go.
ship VIM fro,hingham Onaiey, Bordeaux 20 days will
Barn Union DR. Damage, BONFIRE 30 days with salt to
Wheelwright 4 Go
Bark White Cloud Freeman Chincoteasue days. with
iera from brig Alice Leonard ashore Maryland beach to
Jones Whitlock.
Brig VIM Mash (Br) Mcbride Cornmais, N. s., 10 days.
with potatoes to ID. Il. DeWoif& Co. =.
Brig Avoe,ta tBr) Tuzo Demero q days sugar to Mo
Coll frrh. .
Brls Louisa tofP r. ID Glow Murray Harbor, ?. L. II
DAYS. oats TO master =,
scnr Harmony lof Luncnburg, N. S. Nckeron, Port
Maria JAM 20 pays, with ogwood, &c, to bTe' son 20
Schr Mo,rs Warning Phmmer 81 Ancrews " H., q days
with timber to Snow Richardson.
Schr Napor, bogart. savannah =, -
Schr Willie Dill. Gordon, wilmington, " u
schr. Mary Louisa, 8aspee, Washinsou
Schr Rescue Kelly. Philadelphia for Boston
Sehr H. Is. Motcalf Rogers, rbiadelpnla ior Boston
sehr Thos Potter, Racket PHILADELPHIA for Fal River.
sehr Ely Cheesrnan Philadelphia for Fall River.
schr C. Henry, Mare, Philadelphia or rewtncst.
Schr Chos Carol Mshohey, Philadelphia ior Providence
Srhr d. II. Streluan, smith Philadelphia Tor Ns"aNeh
sohr Lizzie Talbot, youespoTt
schr James Henry. Oliver, Rcckland
sehr. Matthew Nasser, IT,, ohris,ie., "arehAm
schr. Wide Awake, hamiltou. Chatham.
Schr. J. ID. Ingrahsm, Dixon Portland, Conn.
schr Sally DAY, Speliman, Albany for New Haven
sehE u. Al. Jopes French, kopdout for Boston
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Passeugcrs Arrived.

Hrn steamship ssnag de- Cuba nom Greytown-T KiIchoa
j. r Buckley wife and infant j. Kempner and vie, r. Hal
Russell II. L. Nevns J. w Green. J. James r. J. Kennedy
81 Gadshaw, Johnson j. w. Johnson, r. C. seaver hlrs
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