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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
COMMENCING MAY ID, l6to.

PASSENGER Station In New York, corner Twentyeevenh =
and Fourthave Entrance on Twenty sssentn-st.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting the fol- and splendid ct smers; .
ELECTRA, Can't. J. w. Eye; GALATEA Capt. W. n
Jcnes; OCEASUj. Capt. VIM. Young. 49, -
d.. II The .bo,s magnificent steamers VIII lesvs Pier No
n North River foot Of Robinson Daily tSundsys e1
eep,eal at o'clock Z. N ,
~ Connecting a. Prs,idencr with the 7is N Train fer
Boston
Ce-srrish. taken st Propeller R,'ea
sesnirrs are unsurpsed In their Arrangements
for the comfort aud SAFETY passengers and their facilities for
tho transportation OF Freight. a. =,
fsPIssenger. retiring FEC the night not disturbed
Providence, al hour early enough TO so
W dssred' In The bret accommodates tam i'f
Boston. ,,..
For Information 10 regard to FREIGHT tc sppy to ISAAC
ODELL, sra Freight Agent, Pier No. q. y: X
Eor TeAe stseIoons Gc apply 70 the Clerk on board
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Dentistrp.

nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord Tsyas New Yoit, sre ia.rrtins ~ %
PARTIAL SITS OF their IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL II KIN
with or without extracting the Roots Fol sets on ood or
Patina t25i silver Rubber $l0j Partial sets oo'a per
tooth 90; silver or Rubber, VI.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.

nNLY DIRECT LINE 10 FhANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANr's
NEW LINE OF FiRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETwEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BRFSF. ,
The nrs splendid vessels this vohse route for the
Continent the following
WASHINGTON .......3 cct TINS. go horse power
LAFAYETrE........5,l0tt ans... eDohof-c power
EUROPE lol 800 horse powell
sr LAURENT iBo.ldinsj. Great power
PKRklRE; .:.:.:..... lsuidins( ........Gre. power
WILLIE DE- PARIS. Buidius .Grrat power
DEPARTURES FROM NEWYoRK.
LAFAYETTE or WASHINGTON. FRIDAY October 10
EUROPE A Duehesne FRIDAY ...... November 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLU.
Fmgr CAaiy, Sl33 sEcosD CABIS $50
Including table wlne for either class.
P.ensers intending srd al Brest will be- furnished here
with raosd e1uponuckr spd their baggage checked to
Paris additional charge OF - Tor hrs and - oT second
class
Medical ATTENDANCE free Of ehayge
Dor further Information apply TO
CEO. MACKENZIE. Agent.
No. Broadway. New-fork
Al Parfs u boulevard des Capucines (Grsnd HoteiL
AT Iiayrs WIN ISELfN co.
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY KALI KALI
X o.D-FALL ARRANGEMENTS, lass. CON.
MSxciSG MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. PASSENStE6
ggINkS FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LoNw
Lease Pier Ne D. North River, daily Sundays e1eeps -
follows: .x.. ,.o, !, unrv nj.
RECT taking passengers for Pert Monmouth k.a penss
Long Branch. Shark River FsIminsdse SquAn, bFosso
Mane hester Toms River Wooduansie Shsmons bse's.I
TuchcIton O.ison Jackson. and all Stations on C~n ~
Atlantic Railroad rsa
Through 20 Camden IN ave hour. .........'..f"~
Excursou ticket good fox three days lr,,n.
.AtI:l3 D. IN, Way Passenger tne for Manchester A'
River Ions Branch and intermediate stations yOpH
THRoU0fi FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND S Ews.a = -
Leave New,YoIk 81 AIS p m, arriving 81 Ca"'e" ~
Lesrs Camden ct $50 M arriving ct New'fork %"
next day. 800. q r UASTY Lecj
Freight Agent Red Bank. ~ J. w: = ~.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains viii

i leave james slip. New.York as follows:
300 N. Creenport Mail and Passenger Train, stopping
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head h0synens
ie:sO a. M Syosset Train stopping at all Way Station
$50 D. q, Ureenpor Express connectint with henp"esd
and ,topuius at all Stations east of Hicksyille -
40 o. M Syosse 'sssspger Train fOr Rosyu. Glen Head
s:Sp. m. For North I.Ip, Hemps,es Glen Head ana
Roslyn. tr,.., p,, =, a
= w. ioi i'f'' d. CfARilCK, President
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Memoranda.

Ngtmornnd0.
Will. the lighter Star be'ng up thu East River she
wa, srnck by qua cary away her mas, AMI doing 9TH
dam
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND CONFORM

WORCESTER, PALMER PITCHBURo, NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MONTANA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Thenew and taunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YORK.s
kse New York daily fsundsys exoepcd O'Clock D. u,
Kon Pier No. 70 North River foot Of vsstry-sk,
FOR NEWLOyDCN,
ners eornecng With the Seamboss Exrrsss Train nom III
above points, via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wee
es,r Worcester and Nashua and and NorAss
FSsght taken ct he lowest ratsa For information inqcO
o. s. MARTIN, Agent, on tho PisG
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NOR WHITESTONE, GREENWICH and
Il NoRWALK = The steamboat JOHN ROMER wM
leavs Pier No o. f. r. Fulton Market shr daily Ssundsy
,c.n,.n at O'clock D. N. Returning viii leave Norwsik
Al DC lock a. IN. and Greenwich at s:l0
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tra!ns leave
~ fo, n, l,ndt g. for PHILADELPHIA and ii;O
M \, M 4 and 6 D. ~, and " midnight; for bALrinonn
aud WAsHlSsroy at and 1850 a. m, +. no, and l. MD
night. Military Tickets not receivable N me y u ueA
For other particulars bills at Offices
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DEOPLE" LINE for ALBANY and TROY
Foa ALBAsY-The steamer ST. JOHN lesves On Mon
MOND on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saurda7s at coch
No. from Pier No. 10. North River. foot Of Can4sx
For IHOY-The steamyr VANDE LII leeye on Sundsv,
Tuesdsys and Thnrsdsy. and the RIP VAN WINKLE q,
Mondays, Wednesdays aad Frdsys as o'clock p m, feo
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

LNRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chambers-st.. via PAvonia Ferry;
m Day Exptess for CsnsndaizDs. Rochestef bunaAa
Salamanca az Nest Connects a, Buffalo With Lake short
Grand Tunk Railways aud at Salamanca with AtaasA
and Great We,;efa Railway. -, a.,
s.s0 a NJ. Mix and Way Train daily, to Otisvins.
10 a M. Express Mail ior Buffalo. connecting with Ian
Shore Railway.
ION. Way Train. for Port Jervs ard Newbufsh
H.. Might Express for CansnaAsaA Aochessf bunsiA
Salamanca and West. -, ~,
ep NJ Lightning Express daily 70; Cana ids9A koebee
ter, Buffalo salsminca Dnnthk. and west Conneenx
BuAlo with Lac Saors and Grand Trunk Railway aodo
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway. n,
% M Emgrant Train. daily for Budao, Salamanca Dos
HUGH RIDDLE 0enr supt Nsw'Ysrk
VIZ r. BARA Gen'l PAS. Agent. New-YorL
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven 100, Bo0tEx,b lilo e. nj IL ID. tEkb
100 (Ex.D a45, 30 and 300 (Ex,l p. m. .
For bridgeport TOO 500 tEx.,l fl.O M lai3 ,ELJ
a0O (EI,) 345, 40 and 800 (ET..l pm.
For Milford, and Stafford. 100 l30 m. I'D @3 N
For Fairfield Southport aud wespert 100, hS0' H. ia
asp ,r ,.,. ~,
as 40, h'0, SEQ (hA1pm.
for Darien 100 $40. ll.3o ;3S, 40. $50 ?. m
FOR ikeruwich 100 $50 ll.3o IN. JAS. 40, SO 6Dpm
For Stamford 100 800 (Ex. 49, liW w. l2ia tSL't'
AGO. (El) IS. 40, $50 $50. 500 tEI,l p NJ n, an lin
For Port Chester and ntsrmediets sstions W. S''' "
q M. ai5, $50, SO, $50, LOO p M
CONNECTING TRAINS. ,,v,a~
For Boston, via SprinS 6ed. 800 q ~ lEI) y" tIA"'"
For Boston, via Shore Line, l?ls (EI,) sop m; ,,n
For Hartford and Springfield 500 tfI-'S ILL., ''-'"
Ex.,) l2l5, 900 p. NJ. ~ - ~, l2l5n N
FOR Connecticut Rigcr Railroad sooa II srA'i '''H -
w" Nacrd PPosdsuce aud Fi.bk Railroad. &c. 's1ss
N9 w. New. London and ssoanst0n RAILROADS.
zoo a. m l2.l5 aW. 1uo P NJ. A. ,,.,th.mptor.
a. Uou.sto,c Railroad. Sa m ana y ~. IA ~
sss ,s. ,vith % M, viii run to Ptsned-otHss
~ Az Nv ~r,.,.c ~ abroad, a00A n, 800 NJ -
~, nnbsrv and N9fwak Railroad, 100. $40 = M ~
, NJ, ci..,,., ar, attached to acc .. N. train.
Coms' JAMES X. HOYT. Sape-
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fnrnitnrt.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
MANUFACTURED Also solid Chestnut aud ainns
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental at H. v fAhiNo
IONS 900 CsDal-sL. opposite Wooster rfataonhco i
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yJNIIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
mo AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
IcA....l..v. Bos,ou..... W ednesasy. Sept. -
sCOriA........iesyes New ora. W. tn-sday sept 70
.si, Ieay., boston...... " ednesdav. Sept n
AIfsr'R leave, new l.. W ciuesday. Oct
cffg leave, 3o..on...... " @dnrsday. Oct II
pERsis ..... leave. New. York W ednesday. Oct 10
rRox NETWORK LIVERPOOL
ChirfCsbin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. eoW
FROM session To LIVERPOOL
CliefC sbin Passage. .....................&llzo %
Second Cabin Passage. % W
p.y.be in gold equivalent in United States currency
ferths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgron on board.
The owners of he accountable FOR Specie
or unes, Bill Of Ladns having the value expressed
are signed therefor.
For Freight OF Passage apply 20 ,,
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gteamboats atto Rdilrsa1l.

0kkVuSoUWko WIZ DSWutvUUU<
EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD ana
4 WHITE MOUNrAINS.-Steamers issvs Pecs saav r.
New haven ct 3:ls and II connecting with Rsroe4
ENOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, BRISTOL, ana
Il WEST CAMP.-Ssssmer TRAVELLER lssve, Soca II
Harrison. MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY q ~
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for New Brighton.
- Snug Hsrbor IactoryyiLs Port Richmond Elm Puf.
Bosts leave Pier No. 49, n r., between CsaEtndt ~
Deysts. 4 T. 9. 1880 IN, H:1 1927 .. M On Sun,
days. g. 1870. ~ In, I:3O, 3. l:3t, $50, 7:Sep. M
pleasure TRAVEL 70 CATSKILL
Il MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA,
TOgA. LAKE GEORGE and CHAMPLAIN, MONTREAL.
oUESEC snd oil other points Meth and West. via HUD
SON RIVER. |+.'.
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, l.ndag at Yonk.rs Cousass
Hotel Dscs, Wed roiit Nswbarghr Pooghkeepde Rhss,
beck. Cstskiil and Hudson. =
steanboss.C. vIBBARD, Capt. D. r. Hitchcoet, TUES.
DhnS ThohSDAY5 sud SATURDAYS, and the DANIEL
the alternate morning Ton aud aser May 3d 1<3
NJ from Pier foot Of Dssbfosses St, touching 1bsth
Pief to receive passengers ~ 8
Tickets sold board, snd baggage Wess ao
Moth making eoss and connections with the NE W.
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS
Baggiye Transferred wthout chsfge
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NEUTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger Depot in NewYork foot Of Liberyst end
rret-ht Depot In New York. Pier No. North River
meeting hampton junction with Delaware Lackawanna
ana Western Railroad ana a, Easton with Lehsh Valley Rail-
ard the " est without change Of cars.
u GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two xpress Trains daily from the Wsst except SundsyA
when one evening Tram
Sixty Mes and Two Hours saved BY nss nns 10 Chicssa
Cincinnati ST. Lons with but change Of cara
SUMNER ARIA MOMENTS.
Commencing July 1885,. leave New York ~ follows;
Att:D = ID, for Easton. Mauch Chunk, WiiamspsgA
Wi.tesbsrye, nor CITY &c.
a. u.-for Bergen Point.
MAIL TRAM 800 Tor Flcmingss1, Esston, Wdsu
Gar Scranton. Nnkesbarre, Great Bend P:soa, Binshs
tod. he.
500 - N. Western Express for Eas,on Scranton Grssa
Bend Allentown. Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh tAs
and bu, two changes to 81. LoaiA
100 H. o. $50 $3.50. 1870 and II D. for Elisabeth.
L. " m. 1EAu-for Esston, Allentown. Msucn Chuak
wnke,brre. Reading Psttsvile. tUn.barL &c :.
n-tor aston. ScisB'on, Great Bend Bethlehem ~
leniown, Aaucs CHUNK, and Wlliamspot
Sp. m-Fsr Sometvile and bennington.
$40 D. m--for SoInerviie.
500 y. m. WESTERN ExYRE1 IEAa-fer Esstou. Ala
town Resdns Harrisburg Pitisourgh. and the West Sles
ins through Jersey City Pittsburgh evennS
ELisABnrHPoRr AND NgwfoRK fEI II--Lesys New.
York from Pier No. ~ H., a. $50 l:l3, $50 and ~
p. Boats stop Bsr gen Point and AariDep Haroor
Tickets West be obtained ct the orace OF ~
Central Railroad Company. foo. Of Libertyst n r.. Ma
Aston Houss Eos q? and 5l6 Broadway and at the ptA
cpal hotels JOSIAH y. STEApNS. Superintendent
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Gorsrs, Carriages, Nr.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ now In the three large wsreroos. entrances NO. ="
prtcs 1 act. several second Carriage
O. WITTY, No. 40 Broadway
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CATTLE MARKRT.
RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS ,,.,
y. wrrx ENDING TUESDAY Sept H. 1853.
w ' Sbeel and NIL,
...,.. Cows Veal. Lambs swin .S tS 90.
seers iZ 1856 22.073 H." ~'''
49,. Sl.o lara sold at the following Market Places;
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ONLY LINE OF BRITISH STEAMERS
(DCaRRYIN0 PASSENGERS DIRECT TO GREAT
BRITAIN-ANCHOR LINE.-Stssm to glasgow, Liverpooi
aud the Irish ports. ,,,,n,,,sr.v 40
uIRERNIA sept. ~
ih,n. sao Sg0 and Toi Stesrage $50. la currency.
~'' u MACDONALD Co., No. Bowling Green
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rJNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAM,
i sup AMERICA Capt II. Vessels, carrying the United
states mail wilss from the Bremen PIER loot 81 inia b.
"''' SATURDAY. sept 10 at u O'Clock M
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passenyrrst to 1870, ,rr,.r,,
LONDON HAvRE, sOurHAMrrOS AND bkh . MEN a
at the following rates. payable In gold or i'sau'asn' In car
Fcy In. Ant eabln sO, second cabin, es' 'o 'ssras'
$3.50. ~,y,,, vopu o.,-
''' "'s OELRlCHS Co.. No. So Bread-st
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vacant Lots.

a napadrgsgsnsi9.as sPgqes sl1ssts ven nss
cls1reA. q olaing y 49, - ssfse q sadE
Ess,s = eas sosthf E 81 SIS Ps.,ss Al. an
xeuient b the n. a c. 81 r. Depot. Terms easy.
Also, lot 100 feet front on James street. By =
sest aeep; a oeentilal buldirE site; adlons ~
properly known IS I. s5horna, oWnee ~ ~
gene Underwood. Price, 81 per froi, cash.
Also. beautiful lot Of greurd rum ~ f17qlFi
from College t. Market siFaetl Sollht hasaellie
very near the lire Of tha Street r. R fronts 1a1'l
Also, schrIos - ea coHese firssg opposite IN
gine House No. : ferF ~ nsllee
49,. IS feet o. srouni on Woodland street, Edga.
ael1 naSr Whege pT, sheibTs huuse iorIneTll
rs ~ = nam 81 ofolfsr lot ana houses i
ne best parts OF the town; also. geo many ioil
YET unsoid in RenssY's sddilior. An1se los art
ueIng rspidly improvear
We have large Hunher Of elegant Lots. suitanit
or haliqing business houses and dEeuings On. 2
raRa ssrss frousk espcs he ''Fs-
male Aesdsmg., near he Eaahsile nd chaits'
! a chacs LOT iToniiag leo fsos % Russsl sszgst
r1sse 'riil Z Eereat lFeh4. 90 EED
NC los. sass 81 81 irsst on Russell street. b
lTodeen. NerY ecnvenisnt 70 tie Wire Bridge
A Iof frQrhzE 81 feft en- Fatherland Eirsei, q
10 dsen. Veg bear &c fgsre BFidFe
Two lots between Russell and FafnerlNnd stress
irontlpg 20 FEET each ca OkF, ey 40 deep
Aehe'ee Lot. tfout1g &c iaet on Aitlsg' - A'ia
Two Acss On Fathsxisnd. eaci if1utlze ae3eet D
l7e. Joining oncsr Rehas's rTonarly.
Two Lots on fstherand, opposite Oacsr i5o-lHle'a
lrOpcfiy, esc1 50 ty l7ufeet
AcEclca Los, ffcnEag 8 eeet % kleHe'l slrast
SIS 20. 50 RI .'l r sae Fssx soeSe-
s x. q Rsssell sssssl asss@sag ? o.aalas-
aAss lofts % ~ 10 fses 4
81 Acres q tlie veg best garden lad, Ac1l-
dSnnty roaf
SILT & - Lea lysns noulb q Ehelty Asenes.
A iHNe rriutsf Il Los "a Ramssys Aesezon.
- 49, elaezzs heagnfsiiy leetled - 0agAele.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm ofl2s acres in Sumner county, 3 miles
from Gallatin % acfes cleared, balance heavily
hmtered and well watered and a iTft rtie quality
has good country house with 3 rooms and other
improvements Price. 81, 800 Tor the tract
i Also. ba.D00 acres Mineral and Goa. Lands. On
cuuesllspd Niepnteirs has any sap9pt q r.
very abest trnher 0si ~ = - ~ p
Alto q nee tile farm Of 6 acres. we'll WateTed
aud vel improved ST Henderzonvilie, ID miles RON
Nashville, on toe . a n. R. K. Has on it splen-
did spring aud well theplags well rne'osed. friee
81, so cash.
Also farm Of 800 acres Of very rich land lying
gu SDr ng Creek, Madison county, West Tennesseri
rs miles from Jackson, at the N ersecton OF two
ieao5 pixies. Improvements first Iaie. WILDE sold
hn body in Tracts to suitpurehsssrs. Price. 50
per scse.
I Alss, one q DE hest and most highly improved
farms m the Stare beautifully heated fhis side
sarpeth river. opposite srahkln, Tenn, Is nllet
from fashyite feautaIhs y AGREES Improvements
OF The irst oder. Can bshsd at bargain il sold
mmed ately.
A Farm Of 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles frnm- Nashville enc nile south Of thu
Lebanon Pike soil rich, vel enclosed with CORD
cedar ience ;splendidly wateied; four hundred
a-res cleared balSrce vel tmbered with cedar and
other z owth; two residences on the place-ons
with rocms, the other with 3roOms-ooth With
good outnouses, &C.
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New York Dry Goods Market.


The following are dry goods quotations to-
day Brown eottons, agents' priees-Salmon
Fall aK3Qgf935es NJ, SIC 1fedfora, use;
Indian Orchard, ", Sic: j. B., 33c 9, 36e.
Bleached eottons-Bartletts 3I-inch, So &c I;
33-inch, $50 3e-inch, 4sc; 4e-ipch, 521Sc /;
newmarket, H. and a., ssla34)se Black
water and Uniondale, sO9s0c. Prints--Co-
eheeos, sic; American, 80; Richmond, ~,
Tickings-Haivsster 81 &c Prescott, extra,
zoe Thorndike, 42c; Stripes, Earqestsr,
363kc. Decentralization, soc; Farmers,
35c. Corset Jeans-Bates', Newmarket, In
dian Orchard, SAFE. Canton Flannels-
salmon Falls, extra bleached, 55c. Cam
brics-Portland, 2Dc Federal, 24e. CASH
nefes-- Evans silll mixed, 81 50. Deiaines
-Hamilton's, Parifc, Manehestor, 35Ss
sPool coston---Coats & Clarkis, 81 Is { Wi I
limantic, ssc. Hoopskirts-Mayer Bro, J.
Z. Taps, ~ inch, 20940c; sprins 5, sec per
zen; MaYer Rre b eDArse, SO 5es whale
bone, Sl4 00@2a 90 per dozen duplex el
lipiie y %, %, 80, 50, 40, As, 50 per dozen
hoops, 81 90.
The following dispatches have been bulle-
tined IN the Dry Goods Exchange to-day:
Bosfon--Declded Improvement ia irade
The market cort tliius arm. n e .8tef5 I'll
delphia---M Market more active for
both cotton and woOllen goods, and prices
arm.
Itbfep0ed that several BIDS haxe been
made tor shares In the Mexican loan.
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DAVIDSON esuNTElEARMSa

A farm ofss acres OF good land, mlles from the
CITY, near the Stewards Ferry Fike' wen isSeei AEd
IN culnystion. -. -.
Nashyi e. pear stones river P. ke 40Ecrescieared,
b.aanee hesviy tinbsred. Land very rich.
Also a farm Of 50 acres Of fne lard, miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Has good
country improvements on IT. 90 acres heavily
tnnbeTed Price, $50 per acre.
Also, q farm Of 1874 scrss, 81 miles h1no TIE city
on the Buena Vista Pike; IS acres cleared, 6alauce
heavily timbered; spieedidly watered; soil vesy
rich WI b soliif1a botE or d7yded q eaHt pun
40 farm 81 81 acres. miles from city and
y mile from MuTfreesboro Pike. Splendid land and
mas some good timber on It.
Y A Yarn OF sixty acres good lsnd--l0 acres IN
tiinber-three mics irOfa the city, on the County
road, between the Cisrksville AID BRICK Church
Pike. Price $780, sla1edi t1t lw "a
A Farm Of Ia75S Acres, miles nom the city,
on tbe sNeely's BEND PIKE one-half Of the tract
d cleared balance well tinbered. Has on it a two
sto-y brick residence with SIX coed rooms, good
ldteben stable and her OuthOaaes. The tarln is
dnely watered, sne ID enclosed with a'good cedar
isnce. ,ol1-Li4
I A Farm OF 81 scress loniSionas River Pike,
miles from the city, on NIL crsek-oppos saith 9
Mil About Two thirds Of il ~ ricn bottom land
and well Watared. -
( A Nice tiais Ear OF l61z Acres, four and a
haf miles osn the city, on the Whites creek pike;
I our seres n timber. Place well Tstsred.
A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, i've
miles rom Nashville, the Nashville and Chafta-
I Hoofa railroad. at tlen c'tte Aepos snd on NIL
/ creek. Thsland is very nch splenddly vatered
and beautifnlly located. This is one OF the best
Il Grass FARMS IN Davidson county, and is pecu-
hsr yaaapssa y raisfRg stock. on the place Is 4
fsilrr9 b. saedt near BY s very large gand-
baHlt b haa ssiend PLACE fof an ext ensiTe Brick
Yard There is a two story brick residence, with 9
Il framed addition, containing rooms; also kitchen
and out-houses, good barns, stables, &c, ana an
Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little FaFm Of II Acres, four and 3
half miles from the city, on the Dickers0n Pike
Has franz house with four rooms, out Houses and
I stable. Land very richi exeelient Wster. Pres
| $500 cssh.
/ ccti5-u tf liaa ns h.tL
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Nashvi.le Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, No. 20 Cher.
~ street, next ooorto 'tWellsr House, containing
70 rooms. Lotfsonts 40 feet By $50 deep. One q
ths bea Basaes flthegity AHf ff9Et8
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer street, in good coalition. Price mod
era e,
A Coed Brick Residence 10 So Line street,
with Mas roolHs pas iKtufes al through the house.
Good oushouses ard EtEblny All in good condition.
Let Al by $50 feet, Price very moderate.
AlsO-A Brick Store-house, No. q Broad street,
south side, tive doors from Markst three stories
high, Is feesey 70. A most exceilsqt stsnd, and is
iree from tsxadoh.
Aleo--A connections Brick Dwelling, corner Of
MoLemOre and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
rooms, ana lumber roam Lot fronts 4613 feet ON
Gay, bY 81 deep. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded, yard wen enclosed. Price ST,0o.
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The following comparative statement
shows the average cond ton Of the leading
items ef the phladeSphia banks Gar Che pass
and previous week
auil.Hf1ig / oagG eeH. oct sa.s g
IeTai sinssfs is5 los
Deposits ..-..---s.-.--.--. 2A1i@ s58 35, lQ4 a25
CranlatQa g,dsl, eof 7.Olt.sgd
IN reference to De above returns the Phil
adelphia Ledger Of Tuesday says;
The statement Of avefates the past week,
in ell the several itemss points IN thu direc-
tion loreshadowed in AR. McCulloch's Fort
Wayne speech. There i, Is Wi BE- seen BY
cur figures, a universal cosnine down
There Is decrease of capital, Of loans, OF
specie, Of legal tender notes, Of deposits and
Of cufTenry--all show q decrease, though
not large 10 any one, except that Of depos-
its, which are cut daun pretty weil ca 80 a
million Of doliars---the result probably, Of
the sharp demand for money Cor . week OF
two pasf. TIE cause of this strineoney IS
attributed % she flnding Of legal tender
NOTES and e. lhe demand fer eurrenev Il b
Sonth and West This. ID q believed. will
cease In few DAYS. The0dt Of town orders
for currepcy have ALLEN Of while there
have bcan lee pEyfnenls irufa The Govern
ment Treasury ofhess. The policy Of the
Treasury e contraction, and whoever fails
70 comprehend this new position Of the Gov
ernmenl wilh hnd lhsir schemes Of rTOft
disarrsnged. Forty millions Of compound
notes and certi&eales have already paased
iut0 funded debs, and the fly millions
asted tor VIII Be foFthcoming.
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Nntice to Distillers.

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