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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

TEXAS CATTLE. yesterday morning, the
Tennessee train brought down 454 head of fine,
broad horned Texas cattle, the property of MIR.
T. Il. Windsor. These cattle were driven over
land to Memphis, and broug bit thence to this
place by rail- They were taken on the Orange
freight train, yesterday evening, to Fauquler
county, where they will be grazed before offer
ing them in market.-Lynchbug Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

The fruit growers in the Northern, Western
and Middle States are making large sums Of
money-many of them fortunes, by their orch
ards. This induces the Richmond Wing to
say that every farmer in Virginia should forth
with 60 to work and surround himself with as
large go orchard as his means will justify. II
not able to do all be may wish at once, do
what he can. Make beginning, even if it is
small one, and continue it from year to year.
10 less time than he imagines, he will find the
enjoyments OF bis Preside largely augmented,
and with an increased revenue from fruits of a
thousand dollars or more, end that, too, with
out any diminution of his staple products.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

ARMENIAN CoLoNY-The register OF the
Spotswood Hotel yesterday showed the follow
ing arrivals: Michael Hoapnnesea and 2. E..
Varteog, ConstantinopIe. It is not often that
we have visitors from the metropolis of the
Ottoman Empire, and their presence in Rich
mond excited no little comment. They are
Armenans, and come as the agents Of the
Turkish Government in search of lands upon
which to settle colony of six hundred families
of Armenian Christians. They went yesterday
morning with Mr. Brooke, Secretary of the
American Agricultural aud Mineral Land Com
pany, to his residence in Henrico, and will be
shown during their sojourn in this section
Z large quantity Of attractive lands OF the
character they are in search Of They came
with the West Point party trom New York,
and are escorted by J. J. Quackenbush, agent
Of the Land Company above named.-Rlc1t.
Hhig
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

Several cavalry companies passed through
Lynchburg few days ago on their way to
Tennessee. Several infantry companies are ex-
pected here in few days bound for the same
destination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

While we are complaining Of the scarcity OF
peaches, the crop in France is the largest ever
known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

The Cincinnati iron worker who spitted a
comrade on red hot bar the other day
claims that he did it in self-defence The vic
tim persisted in beating the other over the
head with an iron bar and otherwise matreat-
Ing him while he was lighting his pipe with
the heated lsoa, and it was only when forced
to psotect hi@sslf hhst he stabbed him. After
the sufferer lad fallen nlortslly wounded he
convulslvely tathsssd himself up and threw
piece OF iron at the retreating homicide The
two men were intimate friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18
MASTERS NOTICE.
William Taylor Smith, Complainant,
Inn,M Ctnnort Shnrif drn,r SO

vs..
James NJ. Steuart Sheriff, Admir-, &C, deft.
In the Circuit Court of Alexandria county.
The decree of the August term, 1868, directs
the undersigned to ascertain the amount and
value of the personal estate Of which Robert l.
Smith, deceased, died seized and possessed to
audit the account Of the defendant, James III
Steuart, as Administrator Of sal estate to take
an account Of all debts due and owing by the
estate of the said decedent, stating their respec-
tive priorties, &c. and to such end, By adver-
tisement for four successive weeks, to require
all persons having claims against said estate to
present the same before him with proof thereof,
&C., &c.
Commissioners Office,
Alexandria, September IS, 1853 !
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
Robt. I. Smith, deceased, and al others intcros-
ted in the decree above referred to, that have
fixed on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October,
1868, at my office, in the city Of Ale andria,
when and where I shall proceed to execute the
said decree. W. g. YEATON,
Master in Ch'y. Of the Circuit c.,
sep 16-law4W Alexandria county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

BIRTH AND BAPTISM OF PRESIDENT MADl-
soN.-We have been shown by a gentleman Of
the neighborhood an old manuscript book in
the handwriting Of James Madison, the elder,
father of the President, in which the following
entry appears, giving the birth aud baptism OF
his sor, the fourth President OF the United
States:
My wife delivered of a son on Tuesday
night, - O'Clock, it being the last of the 5th
and beginning of the 9Th day of March, 1851.
James Madison, Jr., was baptised by the Rev.
Mr.. William Davis, March 81, 175l, and had
Tor god-tathers Mr.. John Moore and Mr..
Jonathan Gibson, and for god mothers Mrs
Rebecca Moore. Miss judith and Eliza Cattlet. -
-NQtlre Hirainlan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

LIVE STATUE.-A singular entertainment,
almost approaching the grotesque, was offered
to the King of Prussia lately, on his visis to
Wiesbadan. Ga a small iset in the Rhine
was constructed in wood work grand portico,
semi-circuar, supposed to represent Olympus,
and artisticay ornamented with the statues
of the divinities The tallest men of the regi.
these gods and goddesses They were clothed
in white drapery, strongly starched, so as tc
initiate the rigid appear rance of marble, then
each, having his face covered with white paint,
was raised upon his pedestal On the light Of
all was posted colossal sub-commissioned Off
Ger charged with the preservation Of order. He
cried out "Steady!" to the divinities whenever
the royal steamer came in view. Strict prohi-
DtIon was pronounced against liquors being SER
we'd to the statues during the fete.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

NORTHERN LAND BUYERs.-Thc parry Of
New Y ork capitalists whose purchase Of land
in King William county was ctroncied IN this
paper some weeks ago arrived in this city by
special train on the York River railroad Tuesday
night At West Point they were met by q
delegation Of Richmond gentlemen, who gave
them hearty welcome, and having partaken
OF refreshments, the whole party went over the
recently. purchased land 10 carriages sent from
this city. They we're highly gratied, or seemed
to be, with the prospect and it is said contem-
plate buying about 10, 600 acres in King and
Queen besides the land in King William. This
latter was OF the peninsula between the Matta-
poni and Pamunkey rivers, and consists Of about
5000 acres. The company has agents who
have opened an office in Richmond.
Yesterday the capitalists went in different
directions about the surrounding country, and
seemed to conduct their movements with great
secrecy. Some are still stopping at the E1-
change, Ford 5, and the Spotswcod.- Rich
DISPATCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

A correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
from Marion county, West Virginia, says that
tic late Gov. Pierpoint has undertaken sure
enough to make speeches in favor of Grant.
But, says the correspondent, they fell far be-
low his ordinary efforts, though, in the judge
ment Of his old friends here, nature was not
very profuss in her bestowments upon him.
He is slow Of speech at best, and goes for
Grant, but is greatly wanting in zeal. The
Radicals have given him the 'cold shoulder. -
They say that be surrendered to the Conserva-
tives OF your State; that he is ''lukewarm-
neither cold or hot, and must take the back
seat for the present. Ofcourse the Demo Gratis
have no use for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18
ALEXANDRIA.

The London Times, of yesterday, contrast:
the political canvass in Great Britain with that
in the U. S. In both cases, it says, the cleo
tors are new ones, In England there arc many
contests, differing in men and principles, and
the result is a confused hubbub, in which nc
one sound is heard above the rest. The Incl
dents thus far have been peaceful, even mega.
tive; but the eight weeks yet remaining before
the elections will take place may warm the con
test which is now 50 quiet. The Times dwells
at length on the violent animation of the Presi,
dentialfght in the U. S.. ,and,cals an American
general election an American carnival" 1.-The
American people may be serious and interested,
but they allow most eccentric and grotesque
characters to represent the whole people, which
does them some injustice, but less harm than
is commonly thought
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

ACCIDENT ON THE PoToMAC.-About 5
o clock last evening the yacht Greyhound,
with party Of gentlemen on board, left her
wharf !or a sail down the Potomac. At the
time, the wind was blowing very heavy from
the Northwest, and she lost her mainmast
few moments after startiug She continued
under torcsaiI, making better than steamboat
time. About O'Clock, when coming up,
heard cry for help, and beating towards the
place from whence the sound came-it being
quite dark, and the wind blowing a perfect
gac-perceivcd the yacht Sesstord, upset IN
the middle of the river, opposite the Arsenal,
with five men cIinping to her. who were pretty
well exhausted. The noble little Greyhound
rescued and carried them safely to Watts bay,
where the Major restored them to the proper
temperature By administering some OF his pop
uar compounds Capt. BurIigh was in com-
mand of the Sessfoad aud was accompanied by
four gentlemen, who exercised their lungs to
the fullest extent By way OF pleading tor help.
As good fortune would have it, number OF
ladies at Alexandria, who originally designed
coming up on the Sessord, declined just as the
yacht was starting for Washington, otherwise,
a tragedy might have been the result Wash.
Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

a c. SEMI MES,
Ne
WITH
WIN. II. FOWLE, JE., & Co.,
Late FowIo 81 Armistead,l ,,
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. d, S. Union st., bet, Prince and Duke sts..
jy a ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-18

BRODEH3 s. CO.,
nc. i. KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wholesale Dealers il
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS.
PROVISIONS
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE,
Also keep Oh hand u general assortment Of!
Cordago, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing Oils.
Lamps, and Ship and Naval Stores.
Ali orders and consgnments prom pity att"n-
dod 10, and goods forwarded without delay 20
cons gncc5 on arrITaI-
Agents fortG BaItimo~e and Potorac Trans
DOrt4tiLn fue nh I0-tf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21
M0tnt0
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Or lln:ssrihatte Col. Itss pOt So (. Germ!9
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rir', IN, naei tIdFa1ei3e Gar:n sos. 1858 in
GMsfan9 3r msnsU. Cifi:n'g :na Sarjaals +,
,rsit9tasie gssa:iap3 ser B;ssI,Aen 10 gre3anl
@taiAtllty VET aien noGeli, {oI.ssEa sItie lsst
@ei 6sntft Witt ~esy3unsa. g, +lsaa
9& III. Beracr, Go4rLs;.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

aeInnatn afnpn,alta rrreen. Die gr5assnttit
nes, 9!cmtnts tenstt fsu, slaF5rn& Iaweg Sttt1i
kit rer, wt!asr unter eista umldaesa ssrssitia
aemtitn nars. Die 3su8:s Sertitratsa Fa nj
atrarFtaseLsr Miifns, zen ecui titieu Stnu6t
/ in aur6sransea,' ZAP is tres citizen, ,iat Patric
iiitt Stat spatl adj; rt Grsi Gssfntaa1s ass'
mulssn nisssr ais titc,iiass 9lonsn:an tGr
S!sdfiFt anes1traut uni ~as.trals ,4f FaT,n
UnfstpsfruHs In Osr0l6s tsp0ni! t.. Gsx Gun
cat immtrRin ieine tilisrii&t 5ttsrtattg, Sen e.
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zine AmtlGe Sfatigtsit in ptislidsm 6oFHm
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Tns &tgrd1tHtast:agaat wjr
sf@ s4'.ssatj Is@';1a'" saIaI3: 81; g A4at
i1i'H u"V :" 1'a'2.is:ea 4Hi3anntA4s;tt ian,
tsH EiejeM lAt sy tarsIi<Ee EY,tt ee3 G,satcs "a
aasite'f paN Is 1sriUt:att, pa9 etF iarN&s
80 &ar'ia!e usF 50 GsmO!gassa e),iga,l!. q.
ra;Jta!8 Nslrlsit nj Ssnatt tt asys4tsn, 5nayi i
rsA farI:r, -,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Ga 9trs 3. Smit9 Yen Gaaa?i bat
2. r~trt:saIt SntIfaHnB ssm}&t. eos Il. Gam:
SIS .Se!6taa5 attE a :ai 8IiF82ien u.2 9:Isat
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IN IL. a5b.fyL Scr Gmts nia.t tGa 0s,4%
~ 81" @A'a.H 2.s9fi9ta @30rs "a Gert:.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21
9ie Sa,weiS-G :aaG*s :;a3am
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farin.
GlfSatl,On 81: " su,sH IS siL t."

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in lr Gta;t 0teemiaBton il 5&:Gosr'e C2:lns
taglc pat! IgEris, Xelu Aat utitBi{s2tr Es9 Ss:fiat
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SS>iHtamsr prm 4liiruri iteNHshaF sja5siaS IN
liar. StsttA sea 2Gein ,aif au:N m:t!i ,A;n
StAalea wegten liz 3trasn esa &IannSer pasrer
@tabi9ssi tyIuu:a, vii car 21sit Srt5ca saV ser
2Gti isu sju 9arAties ss G,N3aUs ii.
lis stuIi4s via sn5.tiae 9nFs, iO;Yis aIs 9u;t
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&!atti n:sit 1brsa. ctsai8sa 8taHtrtaa8s1
pms al insfaa &ratlz, SsaHiAs9< AHA 41setis
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Aa~ Grtsa. O~sr4&ER's Bamiltsn
"a IenetE Gsr4at;s o&stsasir iIr luiiSs
Gsais," 3idepf SGuir. 0apitiia &,hnser. Ter
9otttr 4tria'n' s3stt, 9tt7spa ilu(r' rtsr Sali5,
&olnGu ml .i,it orrer2 9pr!'n mtNy fin ~
sa9ta tn Oar Dtisa lifts @:oEtf6.g 60 g
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Tit SsaAtt.GarteHbau <Gri.u:
d ait NM iert d In jasvliae g]t,iaan!nl-
in GsNs! tts, Sseaf Gslnt3, an %, 9se,nEts
pae en- ieIsuS.n aGassn a{tltta, Bsrtajs
iins Tetaf.cn &lbta rterri: 8aHs'yA6i, Gan:
Ibait! ristysiu 8ip@tn uas GrHttt 1aaFn:ta
t1R Staats-gatem us nj oanl @iiauy; nm. sol
I Suiksit asrssm ;a5;1eN tii. d s..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Ht q
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G~s9snmHri t~;;t;isitr &samtsuS ciuc an: 9ts
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rec 0strl'en 9risaarH ttpugtt, has sies 81
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Cit gisr syntn Nnnimern siae8 In ST. Eon's
Giaslkreea sBigf!atles, pGts 8tnfmuEis
II ua5 sns stsranrt<. .Dai'lte Sirss trrausss8ss
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Ganlinattu NIB s,r uafd9i8: ct. 2oaiisr stast-
satt p~sni:I5fa III iE9l.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

Rg- Syararufsit n 9tEisipAM. III ruR taift
G4rt &pdya rel NertsnS II. o, 9sias
.is - q" saellrA.n Ssdtn 81 GFraFyi,jsn re-
taufta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

lg 0sy eiNrn filigen Gn5h5 tanitn min,
lpreae. in rtn, sru:u &isistrfsfe tsrssgssrlser
@sr4tns trrs GAnaaiige 9tsrss'-4 n5aae
wtrt.n aaIsttR 81 ren grsis Sen 50 raD am.
pQrts r~:rfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

rrIis, ers 81 t." unt,dt, strfsa 1lfs;
tFi@int II g, qSpis else r,at temfse talli&e
3e iuna. TietItf jfire sru' tinsr e',i,nitaft
tsfsCrrastlt'r frrtfnni9f St. qoujtr gaTser
ttransges,ttn rme rs(i9irt rem tfn ais ti8tjqt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21
9l0ti2

I'm te 4etienintati rftr 5am1an 5aoin85 9anf.
G;s Girsttoren Ger 9trmana Gasiae5 gaut
aabsm SIC ginisresruns pOn 10 ptu cent res sts
,eiduetsn 0lyita!s, $40 fir jeeea sI00 tsi4lOTeu
,atltar az pnn 6aiFrstlg 8aat, at rrgr sor ftn
81. Gtctmtsg 1868.
5m anitEa9 ffs GireftPyinns.
81 s.. % gter. Geilrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-21

NVA HuIEEtH tFIHHIIIgH DEttFH
ans 6tiurt6 8 tnstr.
8tatiss ii rasit4f attr rte eis .
ecdtcnirnth n%noEtanais SCH ieFc
lei. 6ermat M, Ilisalttuns
nidts u wanittfn aFrf9 nm fer
tnIti5 snF intsttfant. Sir nar
u9iaustm;n ttn scam grfcf9,
. iatiser Gtitap3 uat gt~3a;snlea, +,
, kl;isen fam.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHLADErrFlA Sept ll-Ceton sul' Md5Aag RMS Co,er
s1S fosT da sad weak Seil wesera EItr. F, sga N
DIE glons regeea GOOD Re- +2 4oq ~ 3 Age5 - 4
AZ Ws,isrn 81 Mixed Western, e. 90 Oss All Provisions uH'
lAsaseL ,-., ,,.,,,.u ri. =.
49, F.o- @.5 lA"sAS, o sai 70 81 ~ Fy 42 Sas5,
A. az So 81 We..era sipefue sa0sg 5 Ezra 80 Is
zen tal bu; quotaby 0Hef good 10 pfne -
o.. sno a. r. RE 30 Ne, forE Gua 80 bacon sna
Alb l5e Clear sides l7.a'ie shOaaeI' I1ci Hans &c
SAN FKiScco sept s3 5oas g. Wheat 81 Goa "a
tscscc Sept duh aud declined sazSe all round Wheat
H"sr tey 'ee a. 81 ta ~ el ier h9 a.' ~ %. 'i 80.
or no Oats frn st 5tr Be ,4, At - ~ oT 20. ssi
At S2o0s9 2l Lara gGHie D{ sahei Shoulder i'4S Beti
csas dali frtCs Spns Se ss9 1000 200 ~ ia Ts 5G
,nces Lake Ire g dol sad weak Wheat 70 b9la0 ne
Cora to Buffalo &C. Receipts toay-lJ0@ 6b our S'O" Bush
ssn-80 bb. -Four 10000 bush Wheat, I5VJO bash Corn
SUSSAlo sept i-i,es,ps.wle 50 tush Corn 1000 bush
ps 800 b Flour. 7to0 bb shpmeut-Flour LOO Ihs
6Isai - go bush 7sol bush Oats i25o5o bush F5sls
City gfoani dull ahd declined z5c Nhea-No Chicago
lsss No nrs9sse al $ s., 800 tu.h. White Michigan
slE 200 bush Ked wslssh At 81 Corr aseti,si y,
eats eiy outside price; sales 2 ooJ busb elle z1 bush at
s. Bay 01s aa S' h,S t 0.9 t 90 according qaa
Gss Pork Lara. H9e Hgbsines unchanged a. ~. r.,
ne sses 50 bs tIpori bales stock 5si bales Koa quiet
gtes, 20 Cora Sc 0r' e9s IeIss 80 Bacon aIn
81. LoU sept l-Isbaeeo unchanged CttoOuoss Hemp dan
sspsTsss S oesS ESi. 90 7se treble 70 Taney - se
tla Wheat tIosT 9g uaehssgs Co51 sr@ at S 81 Oats heavy
ssbiSs casle.. cly sae Is weak unsettled
EsTss i5e ksf, sego.e Ts. sa at 81. g. g. c!sgs-ss
feesipts tusues m sales a; 80 20 gross Receipts ods- 90
T. B.dsy
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sgw.YoRK.".....,sEPr. H.

CLEARED.
Steamshi,s-Columba tBr Cauasan Glasgow; Ashland Crowel
Boston, Bristol Wallace. Philadelphia
Sbip-Ilrlyeii, Bailey Hong Kong
R,rkpas NG) Merordigk Ygo M orders. Washington Butch
er N4kerson Mobile; J. L. 1bran N O., Noreubot Bremen
Msyaower 3D. Baadoe ST. Ursula lBLl Losbeg CadI lsabe
Brg.EMayC MaHaer Mariner Gibraltar for orlers Nellie Tay
lor St Crai1 Thomas; T. H. L. PIT (B Lockwood Bennuda
l. W Eaton (Br J. McNey Sydney c. B. Eliza Stevens Phinhey
shooners-gr tBr raakuer Demerara; Coed VIII (Br Rob
erts Nassau W T. Durvea r) Nicholson 81 John, n. b.
Lavnia Jacksonville aud Paka, d. l. StlTges. Taylor
Wilmington Dell May Belle tBr Carter Amherst, " s. Eerek
(Brl Forrest Anchat, b. Unexpected Br) Robertson 81 John
B Electra Br) Tyrer - John v T. Guiding Star BL) her
Pot Greye Ms MaaeAlo Henley Chester Amelia Augusta
Mott, NewLondon
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah sept mise and pass
BARK Galsespe RoccA Cacace, Trieste May ~ nase
Bark Ouudaro God, Gace Bay 10 days. coal
Brig Baltimore Yiancelo Glace Bay II dAys coal
Schr Electric Murray Corpus Christie, hides, a.
scHo0SgRs-RIyER AND coAsTwIsE
Conrad For, Baltimore. Chss Degns jacksonville.
s w Buuuel, Alexandria Mary : H6betts Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Sept ll--Aved bark C. w. Horton from Baltimore Be
brig Jacinto thum Ceniuegos.
S,y 500 Sept Clerred ship Emily Fsrnnm for Liverpool
viii 81 SO sacks Of Sailed NorseAH. V LverpOo Encisen
for Cora.
HAVANA Sept 1.-THE steamship JunaA sailed to-day for Phladel
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
cpu and pursers vessels arriving this port eqsesed
deliver packages addressed to the NewYo Associated Press only
parties exhibiting written authority Of w. Smonop. Genera
Agent
News packages for the Journal Of Commerce Hme fsBuss
World Sa Espr,ss EreaRg Post Commercial fdr'r ssaah
Zung Yorker Journal and Ne Yorker Dpokaf should As'
be delivered only 4 the A parties
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
lnn. strine. Rlrk.....l


PRipaY SerL 1.-THE extremely hot weather hard upon ~ uu;
G d. sci meats little of which has spoiled u.on me hags
i,s uh, sold aud Eve for + 50 anxious were e
ieae 90 g them. This had depressing eue neo te o
trade Cstle receipts 4i, an - toMmunpaN WIN
don Of q evar~ thev 90 sold 40 iClt mostly - about me
,usly teag They rather owet tan ON Nes
y O sheep We have Forteihst, and l5JO al Ca
Pat sheep plenty and selling hghersne extra N@u
At dc Thu stock slowly Lambs OF al Apes sle 49,
lTg Fl SIGQ Some the F0rteiast o. state i's
81 do s. H. lot Of prime state Al eic Hi Ne
Min state sheen u 40 QJc and ttayf Oat 'A
Arrivals ologs % Trade dul a % lc wia tol
Inu lIc aud mixed - 70, al 40
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
nper 1rnIA MApKrga-

H.5.vA Sept U.-Ihe fOloaiHg are tLs closing pne4e Of
ssr.bal.e week ending to-day Tie sugar HaTHtt
; quet At U18 reals srobe fcr No u Dacs >ia11'
ard Lard ffu lsldIc pound sr erc ana z.eL-c
a Is pound at s50Sl6 PEI b9L hahs Ie IS
ed Luube
e. tFo1.s , for White Pine S2sd $21 or Pitch Pine ~
tbargeOu London ldl premiums on The Ogd Stiet
% esys gbt l cuhey Pc cent dcoG0 n gol $40 per
cent pre1 90 gold sglt 5d0 PEI eeai premium Al cleI
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1868
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1863.
p,,sngr Station Ia Twhirtynhtt and Fourth
ave Entrance on Twsu,yseyenthtt
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YoR

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Por g,vTavtn Bridgeport, 100 goo tEI) II 70 IT, ID
Ur / LOO (Rrl l43 4 90 30. aud SEQ tEL p -
FOR Milford Sttord Farle Southport aud wt'tpor 1n lLS
For SorrsE 100 goO CEI eco lioO lal5 (EI 900 En-
as 80 fBr so. 500 (iLJ y.
p6r paien 100 q co. Ii3o a. m.; as. 40 $50 =. m. .
Yor stamford 100 90 (EI 900 lL30A lal5 BL) 2l3 300
AZ, ! 115 4 % (BI.) 40. $50 co 500 lEI) p ~.
For Greensich intermediate stations 100 500 lJ0 m 2
3e, 90, 30 $50 ,. M .,,., ,,,,,,,,
Por Boston via Springfield 800 III J. 800 EL6 eco
For Bn,,on via 81 ore Line. us (EI }. 400 p.
For Hartford and Springfield. 400 sII 2a 900 EI) 500
ror Connecticut River Rslread 800 tEr I75p H. TO Men
"a, syri PYoisnce and F,hL Railroad 800 (EIl IRIS
% New Haven New London stOngton Railroad Goo'
l2l5 800 $50 ?. -. M,
Fg Canal Railroad o." mi '"' = NJ " 'V''N'"''0n '' "
hamibuIg .oo
ro, E,nesnek Rairosd BoOA NJ, 400 p ~. 80, 80
tr DAp6ary Sorwak Railroad 5o0 BOO m lH' f'Vp m
Conhod'Ou' Se'P'Hs ' JAMES H. HOYT supt