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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02

II l. Of amazing size and length. seems endowed
with a greater portion Of Intellect than almost any
OF The bruts creation. The head Il very large the
hair on the forehead rising TO peak. The nose,
forehead, and chin = beautiful red colors The
cheeks, which are very prominent. pale blue.
with a beard Of q light orange. The color of the
body : speckled brown. Hands AID agns Dsrfeet-
IL human. The tricks i has keen taught, such e.
smoking q pipe, shieh q does With q degree 81
elegance arc truly remarkable.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02

Family Medici7aes,
Such as Pills, Ointments Diarrh9a Cordials,
Ague Tonics, Alternatives, Invigorating Cordials,
Cough Medicines and in fact all the
Patent Medicines
Of the day. Finest articles of Perfumery, Fancy
and Toilet articles of every description, fancy
perfumed Soaps, Hair Oils, Hair Restoratives
Tooth Washes, Tooth Brushes, and all articles in
this line pertainingto the Toilet.
Botanic Il Eclectic Medicines.
Such as Fresh Roots and Herbs, of all kinds;
Tilden's and B. keith's AlkalOid and Resnoid. and
their concentrated Extracts.
Trusses! Trusses!! Trusses!!!
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-02

AND A GENERAL MISCELLANf.
information. relating 70 the Religious, Domes-
tic and Social condition OF the people,
NORTH AND SOUTH.
The TRr- WEEKLY. which viii be regularly issued
90 soon as the Necessary n De
treated in the DAILY, and large advertising Iist
showing the general business OF this and other
The WEEKLY. which will be ENLARGED rs circpm-
,tances shall require, will contain selections IRON
the other editions of matter that VIII serve 10 IN
terest and improve the old and the young, II wlll
contain in addition 10 its general reading, embra-
cling all subjects Of current thought and interest
a Weekly Review of the markets of this and other
sities with which our people do business. and
carefully prepared price-current Of the Nashville
markets including ali articles bought and sold IN
the city, whether Of domestic production or I'M
ported from abroad. We also intend 70 make the
weekly USIoN AND AMEmcAs, in all respects,
FAMILY PAPER,
with solid and instructive matter for the advAn-
tage of the rising generation, and for the enter
tainment and comfort of those more advanced IN
life The proprietors of the UNION AND ANERT-
cAN," have lived and been engeged in the
newspaper business long enough TO obtain knowl-
edge Of the true wants Of great, honest and ylr-
tuouE people who though unfortunate, are striving
10 transmit 10 their descendants, in culture and
nurture the high1st and most noble qualities,
industry self-reliance. and dignity OF character.
fcfiy approaching the power and beneneenee OF
woman they will endeavor 10 make this paper an
acceptable companion TO the mothers and dsugh-
tiers of the country, wherefr0m they may derive
both profit and pleasure.
10 persons desirous Of making known to the
public their business, may say that our circnla-
ton by mall reaching every Post Othce when mas
been re-opened in the State, besides an extensive
circulation in adjoining States, gives our advertis-
ing columns superior advantages.
The advance in the priceso every article which
enters into the production Of newspapers Is such
that the terms upon which they are furnished
must necessarily correspond. In common with
our city contemporaries. we have adopted the
following as the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

We understand that the President and Di-
rectors of the Alexandria Canal, have applied
to the Legislature now in session, for a grant
OF the States interest in that, to our city, vital
" important work, aud that a bill has been
prepared in furtherauce Of thar object, which
is now receiving the consideration Of the House.
We are not Informed asto the provisions Of
the bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

MORE OF Il TERRITORIAL MEErING.-In

MORE II THE TERRITORIAL MEETING.-ln
addition ia what we published yesterday, con-
cerping the meeting held On Monday night, to
..Territorialize Virginia we Iearr, that a1r.
G.. i. Neale, who was present, opposed strenI-
ons|y the adoption Of the memorial (which it Is
said, was drawn up and read by Lysander Hill.
The said memorial, we further hear, sets forth
that the Loyal: people are to be driven out,
and the negroes to have no rIghts-but prior 70
the driving out, the aforementioned SLoyal'
the memory Of Stonewall Jackson and for the
support Of his widow, aud many like grave
charges.
The bill which was. or is, before the Legisla-
ture requiring a residence Of 5 years but which
was, We believe, modified TO- 2 years. to entitle
persons to the rights Of citizenship, was the
especial object Of condemnat;on-fo the reason
thar it might interfere materially with the priv
jj|eges OF a majority Of those who favor the me
mortal scheme. fl
Mr.. Mckenzie stated that the memorial was
pretty strong, but he hoped that all who signed
would stick.
Mr.. VIM. Arnold is reported as having ad.
yocated, in strong terms, this memorial, stat
ing that during the war he was active in pro
tecting the property and persons OF the rebels,
but since then they had acted in such Il manner
as to call for his unqualified condemnation
and whereas, he was then for protecting, he
was now equally for Furnishing them.
It is said that there were about IS or so per-
sons present at the meeting, Of whom about
eight or ten were old residents Of the town.
A committee to wait on the citizens to obtain
signatures to the memorial was appointed. This
committee, we learn, are at work, but with
what success we are unable TO state.
The meeting has been, to-day, the subject Of
considerable comment and much merriment,
and It is suggested by high legal authority, OF
unquestioned loyalty, that the gentleman ad-
vocatng this Territorial scheme, should be re-
CURED to take the most stringent oath OF allie
giance-to wit, the test %oath-their conduct
leading to and developing the worst form, of
secession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31
JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. son.

No. IS, King Street. Alexandra, Virginia.
nEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
IL PLEAGNTS. Hardware: Cutlery, Bellows.
Anrils: Nail Rods. Horse Shoes, Blister >te"i.
Files, Rasps, Shooting Tools: Sc. Commin:r
Iron Beam Plough at factory 7 ices; Castings
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand Sash
Doors, Blinds, &c: furnished 30 order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement. Percussion Gaps. Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Fiasks.
SC, wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. Sc1-t:
GPIRITS TURPENTINE. CUAl OIL,
- Naptha. Copal Varnish. Lin<eed Oil: Lard
Oil, NeatsiGot iii, Saponifer. Frrsl, Herbs,
African Pepper. EngIith Mustard, Pearl Barley:
Oatmeal, Nucmrg>. Mace, Coriander Seed:
American lsingluss, Cum Myrrh, Putty IN bad
HENRY COOK:
ua 3-G 20 anc IN, E;rg street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

Last night, between the hours Of two and
three 0 o'clock, the watchmen in the Sd ward
bearing cries of watch coming from the cor
her Of Queen and Columbus streets: hurrledly
proceeded iii that direction, and when they had
nearly reached the spot they saw three men
cunning away. They gave chase: and when
near the Odd Fellows Lodge, the military
guard, stationed there, turned over to them one
Of the men they were after: having caught him
as he was going up the alleS-the two others
escaped. The one caught was named John
Clancy. He was armed with a slung shot and
had his face blackened. In taking him to the
wateh-ho house the wntc}men had considerable
difficulty, as he several times attempted to cs-
cape. The robbers had entered the dwelling
house Of NJ. VIM. Muir, through the back
window, but that gentlemen hearing them;
gave the alarm, aud scared them off: 1t is
thought that the accomplices OF Clancy viii be
arrested as the hat Of one Of them, lost III his
bury 10 get away, will probably be recognized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

We received Il visit this morning from Col.
WIN. Kennerly, Of Clark-''Old Dominion,'
of the old New York Spirit Of the Times. The
Col. is in fac health, hayicg ridden horse b OK
from Upperville to this city in two days. W.
wish him many happy days, aud sincerely
regret that the medium Of his communication
with the public-the "Old Spirits now nc
more. The Col. is the Bill Arp OF Virgins.
THE MILITARY CoMMIssION.-The Com
mission re-assembled at IL! o'clock this morn
ing, when after the reading of the testimony
taken yesterday, Major Marley, one Of tic
members being absent, the Commission adj
iourned till tomorrow morning at III 0 clock,
POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.-
John Clancy, Of burglariously entering the
dwelling house of My. VIM. Muir, last night
was committed TO jail.
There were no cases before che Mayor this
morning,
The party of negroes who were p~atadlDg the
streets last night between the hours Of eight
and nine o'clock, with a drum and file, were
engaged in %summonipg visitors to 4 bail which
they were having in the Third Ward.
The funeral of Mr. James Nansant occurred
this evening, instead Of Tomorrow morning as
was intended. .
There are now ftty-four inmates Of the Poor
House.
The steamship Evening Star, from New Dr.
leans on the Goth inst, has arrived at Boston.
There is nothing new from Havana. Jamaica
advices state that the new Governor Storck
arrived. and took the oath Of Office on the 9th
inst. A hundred and fifty political prisoners
are to be tried, \ court martial would open
on the 23d. The counsel for George ". Cor.
dcn's wife had also arrived from London.
The Scranton Register says coal III the bed
is worth twenty-five cents a ton. 1t costs
eighty cents to mine it. and eighty more to
prepare it for market-a total Of $40 All
that is charged above that is tor transportation
and profit.
The parties who we're swindied by u bogus
check for $l4, 000 on the Chatham Bank in
New York, yesterday, are said to be Hal!gartelI
and Herzfeld. The bank suffers no loss. The
rogue escaped. He called himself A. Cooper.
The cholera has somewhat abated in the prin
cipal towns Of Guadalupe. but retains full
iorce in the interior.
The notorious Jack Sheppard, Jr:, escaped
frou, Sing Sing prison yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

TUST RECEIV D.
4 lot OF Superior Hominy.
Maine Carter Potatoes.
Very Superior Golden Syrup.
No. Buckwheat Flour.
Fresh Roll and New York Firki4 Butter, I'll
Of which we will sell very low for the eash:
il 31-tf Corner Prince and Piit. <''"ots
MFRS. K. A. CASTLEMAN will assume the
lYI duties Of the school laugh by the late Mr..
Bassford. and solicits a continuance OF the pat
ronage extended to him. She hopes to maintain
the high character of the school, and will make
every effort to secure the best advantages to its
pupils.
Notice Of the locality Of the school reon vii! De
given in time. jan 3l-colm
. LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY
N Notice is hereby given that the water will
be positively cut of in every ease where water
rent shall be in arrearen Monday, the fifth day
. 4''' . D. ". LEWIS. superintendent.
jan 3l-3t
WINDOW Glass AMP PUIIY:-AA 1 f1li
DOW GLASS, just received and for sale at the
lowest rates HENRY COOK.
jan Sit 81, Ming street.
GARDEN sEED.-A full supply Of fresh
VI and genuine GARDEN SEED, consisting
OF the choicest varieties: received end tor sale
by HENRY COOK,
ian 3l-tf 80, King street.
4 j. 4. STOUTENBURG's AUCTION
N HOUSE, ISL, King street. cor. Of Column
Bus St. will be sold at Public Auction. on
WEDNESDAY y, the 3lst instant, at 10 a. M, Il
large lot Of HOUSEHOLD and kITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting Of Bedsteads, Tables:
Chairs, Kitchen and Parlor Stoves, Bed Blank
cts. Kitchen Ware; also, q large lot OF SUE
LER'S GOODS, consisting vt Potted Meats,
Preserves, Tobacco. Backing, Cigars, and Gro,
.ceries, of all descriptions; also, a large lot OF
Gent}emen's and Ladies BOOTS and SHOES,
to be SOLD without reserve.
3o. J. a SIOUTENDUR1, Auctr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

As the subject of the weather is the last to
which a conversationalist can possibly be re
dpcyd. so is it an indication Of the extremity to
which asoncnctoro floca!si is sometimes brought,
nut really, the bright sunshine, and the exhlI-
Grating breezes Of this morning-so great and
agreeable was the contrast they afforded with
the dreadful condition or the Atmosphere
SNOW, sleet, rain and drizzlc-we have been sui
jsring with tor the ever so long time past
would command a COM plinnentary notice III q
u}amn teeu.ing with startling items. The Ia
dies made the n1ost Of their Own sunny and
fresh weather, and the pavements OF klng
street were once more pressed rs mult'tudes OF
nightly fitting CATERS,
! Ayoulg man, named Campbell, News Agent
Co., the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, tell
I fIotn cue Of the cars, when near Lynchburg
.ca Aouday'evening, and rolled down an en-
sinnkment sou,e fifteen or twenty feet high.
cry fortunately, the cars were moving slowly
s%a' the time, and Mr.. e. escaped without serl-
gus injury. Asst is, he was considerably
sa>Ss::-- 49, .i~ea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31
IF. T.ANEEY.
SAMUEL II. JAENET.
EANNEY u CO..

FANNEY Il CO.,
- Wholesale Il Retail
D r u G G | $ II S
and Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS,
OILS, and VARNISHES, Window Glass and
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Segars, Pure Port, MADEIRA. and Sherry Wines,
Fancy Toilet Articles and Pcrtumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared.
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to 1T the most reasonable raicS.
Their store. No. l45, King street: above st.
Asapl!, has just been handsomely fitted up, and
~ call from I'll their friends is respectfully solicit
ted. ian 2l--tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

JAS. ECTOR sMO0T. loNN PERRY
CMOOT t. PERRY.
DEALENH ~
LUMBER, NAILS, LIME. HEAENj'.
AND CA~LCIEGn PLASTER.
NJ ~ SauEh Union S:rres.
iv j-H ALEXANDRIA. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

TUST r. T. CEIE y .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

/. SCHOOL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-31

GARDEN SEED.-A full supply Of fresh
VI and genuine GARDEN SEED, consisting
OF the choicest varieties: received and for sale
HENRY COOK,
ian 3l-tf 80, King street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
Tur State OF TRADE.

p,,,.,o Oct, lFlonr steady sales 500 bOb No Spring
., Wb.,-sa. 900 bush ct o. for No Western spring.
"A for bi,s Michigan 81 for white Kentucky o. ~ Tor NM
w.ulse sprinser sample Corn firm sales 10000 bush 1ps,.s
&c. and clous Sc tor No MIXED os' aas. 1sa
s,1a M No Western. Barley doi held at 81 tesi 10 'ss
.a Stat, Rye qaiet PORK. Lard and WHISKY unehAhss~
s,,h,, srper:-to New YOrkwhsss ec Corn lJe.-esr@s
-. a. ADVANCE Receipts tor % hours-Floaf iSoes Dds "
900 sa hr,b Corn bush. Oats las 7 BASH barley 49,
- r.. Al 500 bash. Canal Experts-Flour IL" ooA ~
80 Corn 90 100 buh Oats % 80 eusA Barley 'o'e oa~
,u,, Oct l5-Four qus,i supsrhne Ssoss ID EIuss
ssasn So wbss. dull Red sSsss ~ o'tn-'n
80 u,,.a Western 81 o. Oats steady At SIC Cones aae.
in hr.. hands hsrsi Rio 22eeiE Sugar Ne
l.,,e. and WHISKY unchanged ,,
Gee Oct s-Flour steady sales Of 200 bbs Wheat dune
900 bu.h choice White Canada to arrive 81 and LIZ
- ulw,ntss Club BY sample at 81 Barley setvs sass a
- Canada 81 20 for Toronto, and 81 % for Bay
go. rive scarce; sales bush Canada and state 81 n
Canal freigh.s s,esdy.
p,rxoar Oct IS-Four very hrm Western Erin sia 80
"a Al Wheat steady hrm, roeipts hsh Oats hm uS
Tv. 6rmt s.es Of l5lT bush. New Clover a, ~ 3dps
pvos inssve Cofes steady al lsals!G, gold sugars very
ann WHISKY steady -, -. /, 90
Frfr- itni7c; Common. lldiJs LSheep kfoept> h"~t
..s. woods H0F AssS.s'', :, W. 'a.s' Il e.|ssa~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
r., to-, 90 run "suyKR PALACE" CARS

TRIAL IKIP OF The H5I|'"''
Three Of the Silver Palace cars OF inc NenuH
60 endered for the Of the party which left New.
h, 70 ,oin IN the celebration OF the opening OF ths
Union Pacfc Railroad from Omaha westward were yesterday
RIM out 20 Elizabeth the Jersey Central ana oack
on tTi trip number of gentlemen connected with the ya
on raroad Offices this city participated in the pleasures OF the
cchnn In their construction both the day and the night car
They are built thus in order he through from
to Chicago without transfer They were Designed p SonaA
and are magnificent specimens Of workmanship Each car con-
tans 10 sections each OF which section comprises two uxn
seats which can changed night into one single ana
two double beds thus providing accommodations ior q p-
sons There also staerooms IN each car and vsso
roo and water closet beside small smoking with coy
chairs by itself Everything in the palace cars Is OF the
costly and beautiful make black walnut Is the material OF ne
wood work prOfusely onamented with silver nountngs I've
OF these cars built the workshops OF the fort "ns
Railroad at Allegheny City and one al Altoona rive s
are 10 be added the line and oao VIII starr ea0" oA' ~
Nav Y and thrOnyh u Ghicag0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
RELIGIOUS.
SEVENTY FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LUTHERAN
SYNOD oP NETWORK.

bEN kNI1 -Flhol ANNUAL VI Inn hoAhsn11
SYNOD OP NETWORK.
The list annual meeting of the Lutheran Synod Of
New.York took place Saturday last at O'Clock IN 81
Matthews Church. Walker-st. The Rev. Dr. PohlmaR 20
sided The frs, day was devoted to general discussion
the affairs Of the Synod Sunday service at which Com-
munon was administered celebrated and yesterday
morning the Synod organized for business.
delegate from Synod Of West Pennsylvania was ~
fused seat the ground that they were not IN Official co
spondence with the Synod of Pennsyly
The President then proceeded 10 read the annual report tns
points of which eyeraly discussed IL alluded az coas
by the Oldest clergyman in the Denomination certainly IN The
present ministry The pastoral changes received que ssfe
~ attention and then followed account Of attempt -
form new Dutch synod out Of the Synod Of New York 10
port wac reference 10 the aetoA O the LAST Neness
Synod a Fort Wayne. -,
the Of other business not OF generA
interest the synod adjourned until this morning
A DIVISION IN THE KENTUCKY SYNOD.
LOUISVILLE Oct l5-The Synod OF KENTUCKY Shlen -
been in session at Henderson during the past week mas
90 members sustaining Louisville Presoytsry ana % M
dorsing the General Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
AGRICUL TURE.
THE ULSTER COUNTY. FAIR.

THIRD DAY.
KINGSTON " Y, Friday Oct L. 1904
The best hopes of the managers Of the Ulster Coun
ty Agricultural Society this day been shattered BY p
less rain Jupiter Puyus eigns supreme and great
the discontinue Of exhibitors thereby They the cattle d.
partment have withdrawn from the field They the ShseD
Show entirely demora1ed and by night not one VIZ 70
main tell where his coworkers gone TO- The exhibitors
Floral Hall although disguised with the present state OF -
fairs are conolng themselves best they by entertaining
the idea that Old Sol will again brighten things
their immediate vicinity and give them one more chance -
charm the public eye their profit and advantage On hoSn
does rain great Big drops And N such POuon too LES n
mud thick heavy mud must add to the charming state Oh -
fairs.
Theyman at the gate tells ne the gate receipts thus ~
but 200 which that pecuniay part Of ne
grounds and In he hotels and baooms Il
Kingston where they doing immense amount OF horse
tables in constant employment may be II stys
publicity to the idea that Grand Annual Horse Fair" wesA
gsS %sf Gssd h2a Saa Sa them
Fairs; for in fact far experience goes land gos
crowded down all interest in agricultural matters at county
Fairs and ma5ageTs OF tars geno,ay SeSo e ~ Sd
jockeys II is at the Ulster County Fair wa so at ns
and win be all future Fairs unless there q Suddsz
move of the masses in the right direction
Ialg men OF Ulster County ho might made this FaP
success BY sending their fancy stock have the contrary
kept aoo[ Such shortcomings on Their part aiseo ge re
poorer class Of farmers and give the interest in the fairs n
This comfy to reckless horse Jockeys The only leading nan IN
has endeayored to promote agricultural matters u
showing stock MaorGen Daniel Butterneld whose farm q
West Park for the interest he took in the matter he Is do
serving OF great praise He offered premium OF silver 500
Tor he best bull but there only one oss
petitor. IL, .
Premiums were awarded to Maj Gen Buerfed for the bs1
ard general stock from To Mr. kiersts4
premiums were also awarded for fine stock.
Tomorrow is the last day but the prospects for being
successful poor very poor One thing certain Uf
County the stock and the fruit and the vegetables and "a
else that goes 10 make up agricultural snow, and the
wealthy farmers in that county enegetio and spirited n
the matter Of their annual exhibitions Gen bui'erheia "
their future fairs would be n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
Professional Notirfs

DR. LARMONT, No. 173 Broadway Treatment
from to6 Medical Adviser and Marriage Gudes on bis
special olocs constitutional diseases structures
fstula ple, 1e. L., 81 50. . 80
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special Di-
.ease ETC. Male aud Female Tenth Enlarged Edition JUST
PITBLfSHED b. C. HAMMOND, NJ D. formerly professor Of
Special Anatomy snd surgery the Syracuse edes C9egs A
Prcs : So WARNER, No. Nesey-t.; GODFREY No BIS
Broadway MCFARLAND Twentythirds and Broadway or
Author No 296 Fy fTs between Second and Third
AYES from o'clock, and 10 O'clock evenings
CURGICAI, HOSPITAL for the treatment Of
- STRUCTURE. VARlCOCELE. HEmORRH0DS. FISTULA
ard the diseases Of the Pelvic Vscer under the eI1
ye control Of EDWARD DIXON NJ D. Editor Of The Scape
Oaee m to and to g. evening" at Dr. d.
residence, No. AZ Fifth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Steamship Ashland, Morton Boston, w p CLYDE
shp OBJ Robinson, ST. George B. Ednistoa Drsa
Ship Jacob stamler, Samson HsyFe Boyd Hincken
Shin Audubon Thatcher Francisco, Merchant
BARK Eepesche Yg Wendt Cork for orte fanch Meneksa
BsrH Stall. CBrem.) steeusrsfc, Bremen Il. Hoop Co.
Bari Speedwell PAiten, GorAltsr Basset Nfcfsfsoa
Bari Pieiaaes, Wolf Galveston Upper beane
Bs-f cs,ro Cardipcr Trinidad O. q Stephenson Co.
BARK Rachel. Norton. Portland. Brett, Son 20
Nellie Ware Ware Msnzanllo. Moss h ward
Brig Blonde lBr Putnam Port Louis (tuidh ~ "nns7s
Brig Florence fBr) Esermsp St Kits Jones 4 Loash-
Brig Masauadnvic rl Durham St George NJ b. Jed ms
Co
schE A. y. Kindbrrr Thoms Havana Trujslo vininE
sch Horton Br), Wallace, ST. Johns b. d. De "ou -
Schr J. Il. Burnett. Wilson Chsrles,on Young Sowsn
Sch John Sanderson tbrl. Carroll HsiaI H. Ds"ehk "a
sehr C. Fsntaazzi WoOssf Newport and Boston
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bavaria tHsmb fssbe Hamburg Sept 90 via sssfS
schr Modeia tBE Nusen Windsor n S. days. with plaster v
H. J. DE Wolff Co
schr a. Vasssr ill., ohrstis wsrasu 70 the Ps<kG
Mills.
schr sahw. Wright Mschis.
Schr Nickerson. Albany for Providence
schr Tyier - Albany tori Haven
schr Mars L. Hall Lawrence Albany, for Hartford.
schr Rolon jasper Msehias dsys with lumber 10 snpssa
sckr c. H. w.rtham Peion, Eizabethport for Mddlesova
Scar Ellen (Br wyman st. Joans b. days. with lansss -
schr Wsinrton CBr Eagles Windsor, S. 10 day.. with ~
schI Marian Gage sheppard Sydney c. b. days with ~
c. b. Swain.
wIND-At Sunset, N
MEMORANDA.
Tho United chip through III
Gets this morning She Is bound to NewLondon.