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RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Wm
Shirley, charged with receiving two pair OF
shoes, knowing them to be stolen, was yes
terday acquitted in the court of Justices
Mathews and Smith. He is to be tried to-
day on a charge of feloniously receiving
silks which were stolen from Michael Davis
in June last.
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ARRIVED.
Nashville, Cairo.
IN. Phillips, Upper Cumberland
ag Wm. White, Upper Cumberland.
Al - - pFPARrFD. - -
Delaware, Pittsbnrg. 5ftt'I
LEAVING TO-DAY. .. 3.

Nashville, cairo.
{ A great food is anticipated at st. Louis,
owing to the heavy rains, and the levee
was being cleared on the 4th inst. to pre-
pare for it.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says;
The river is at stand with 8 feet 2
inches in the canal, and feet inches in
the pass. The late heavy rains will no
doubt swell il some. The weather yesler-
day was as much like an Old-fashioned
April as it well could be. Sometimes warm
and clear, then heavy showers ofrain, with
at one time considerable hail. At the hour
Of writing, P. NJ, it is raining very hard,
attended with heavy thunder and vivid
lightning.
The Memphis Bulletin of Tuesday says
The river is still declining, having fell
5 inches during the past ~ hours. Our
latest adyicss from the Ohio will probably
appear in our telegraph news The Ar
kansas river at last reports was falling.
The White river, lie reported rising The
upper Mississippi aud It's tributaries are
falling. The weather yesterday was warm
and cloudy. Business st the levee looked
up little yesterday. sr-ss-r.
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WINES.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH FROMTuE M
~ pOrters,
100 Baskets ANCHOR BRAND Champagne.
SD Cases Saint Marceaux do
4 = Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, (Cousin's)
% Casks Grown Sherry Wine
20 Z Pipes burgundy Port Wine
3 y Pipes Old Port Wine.
8 Is Pipes Table Madeira Wine, extra fne.)
$50 Boxes Claret Wine.
SO Boxes Still Catawba Wine.
10 Cases Yarmouth do
10 do CURSE do
10 do MarischinO do
10 do Absinthe.
40 Baskets Annisette,
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Gold IS without decided change. The
following are the New York quotations Of
yesterday Opened at 1895, was 1891 at
1880, 1898 at noon, and closed at 1898 at
3 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying 1891
and holding at 140.
Government securities we're quoted in
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GROCERIEs

Old Government Java CoGee.
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds Of Canned Fruits.
oysters, Sardlines,
Pickles, syrups, and sanccs.
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DIsTILLER RELEAsED.-Robert Ada, of
Marshall county, who has been lying in
Jail here for some time on charge of
Illicit disabling, was yesterday released by
order Of the Federal Court, upon paying a
fine Of ten dollars and costs. The costs
amounted to some aeventy or eighty dol
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
i General Assembly Of the State of Tennessee.
approved December II, 1856. entitled an act To
expedite the distribution Of the elects Of Banks
which have or may make assignments among
fheir creditors" notice IS hereby given 10 che
holders Of the notes Of the Planters Bank %
Harnesses 10 present them to the undersigned
Al the Bank IN Nashville tor payment between
now and the first day Of January. ls69. OF they
will be forever barred.
iva dEStiljanl 60.
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WILL COMMENCE ON WEDNESDAY,
w 6ae of May, and continue four days.
The following stakes are proposed and purses
offered. Stakes for the Spring Meeting closing
LIST of April, 1869. closed with the following
nominations:
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POLICE COURT, MAY 6.-Aaron Nelson,
using abusive and threatening language; So.
james Silver, soldier, assault and bat
terry, So robbiuga negro, workhouse thirty
days.
James Welsh, drunkenness and using
abusive language; So.
Jesse Gordon, larceny of SOS from Chris
lev Wood; SOS.
James Davis, aFsaulting N. Martin aad
using abusive language; So
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BEILIGERENT Co-RELIeIoNIsTs.-T
was lively scene the other night, at a
meeting of one Of the oolored religions so
cieties Geo. Marshall, Vice President,
Objected 20 the manner in which Secretary
Lewis Brown had kept the books, and a
war of words ensued, eliminating in an
assault on the part Of the impeached Secre-
tary, who, as Marshall was leaving the
room, "chuctedr him somewhere in the
rear of the ear. Yesterday Brown was
hned s. by Justices Mathews and Smith.
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Arrives Mondavs. Wednesdays and Fridays.
at4Pu. Leave7 Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdaya AZ An
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Isave Nashville ATT. 4.le A. ". and 40 P. NJ
Arrive AZ Nashville at % A. N: and 55O p y
Gallatin Accommodating tram leaves 4, o AZ
Returning leaves Nashville at 3.55 P. NJ ana
arrive al aallatin At 6.3b P. NJ
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ThursflaY - NJ, . :,
a.hO mduighi--. 7AlutuHg ~ r a.
Jorstan'S store yIR Stage.
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II HI CITY

op..NtNG AND CLHSSNG ar THE
NaEE.S-Ast.g NJ tsi.--sBiiiciai.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between O.. W. Marshall /. j. Vos-
burg aud l.. A. Russell. under the name aud
style Of MARSHALL. VQSBURa & RUSSELL
has been dissolved By mutual consent, g. W,
Marshall refining from the lir
W. q. TAYLOR. being admitted vice Mar
shall. the style Of the firm will hereafter be
RUSSELE, NOSRURG 4 co. Dissolution OF
the old and formation Of the new ETm 10 take
effect April lst, 1868.
q. w. MARSHALL.
RUSSELL. V0SBU re- co.
Nashville. Tenn. April 3. 1868.
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HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
4 stock OF Goods, TO which he invites the at
Work done in the best style aEd al short notice
He particularly invites an inspection ui bis
stock Of Perfumery and Fancy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best ~ the line.
Watch Repairing attended % by an expert
encei workman. tebi4 u
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,,.,8,v 1900 midnight .............-...l:o0 P. n.
a. Ia.g8av do ...........-..-...-..... do
Friday DO ..-s.''-'--.s.---.-'s'' no
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE, May 6, 1858
CorroE-There was more activity 10 the
cotton make; to-day than for some time
past, though the dispatches from New
York indicated a decline. Received II
bales shipped 1l9, and sales Of 1913 bales,
as follows: 3 at 294, 5 at 29l, 8 at q, 6 at
25, 50 at 80, As at %, 43 at 27I, 4 at psf,
and at % cents.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1871.
Received to-day u N no
Received previously y, s5--u, -
~ 7osgl
Total ...--.-ss-.- $3.50
Shipped to-day ~ a. 80
Shipped previously ill-oi.9o0
Stock on hand to-dAy...-...--..--..-.-. ~
The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce;
NEW YORK, May 6--l0:45 A. M.-Cot-
ton market dull and nominal low mid
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.ffI lulAill4 iil ss-s-ss
+. .e.ud washington and Southern wa
chattanooga.
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',.cand Northern.
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ttr.t Washington and SoutbeF" '
hRtfRuOoga.
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IIFSi Norillrrn.
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.t.s.. orpSs.
lIFSd Norihrrn.
f midnight - -
',.cand Northern.
80 g...-.. ..-... -.....-..------ ..--'-'
ttr~t Washington and Soutber" ""
chattanooga.
.rti An. ...-.. ~" - =
I. .e.ud Washington and SSaTther" VI"
chattanooga.
ner.tur. Me,aphIs aud New Orleans
nn midnight -
Memphis and SeW Orleans.
E.ta r. n -.---.--..'-.''
ra,yes.eId and ExentuelNy x. r.
80, -...................... A. n.
Northeastern u. r
,;l;i,t P. NJ
rhomasvIIIe VITA Stage.
Thursday
JorsIan'S store VIR Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight ...-...-..--...-.-.lo0 P. n.
wednesday do .---.-.--..-.-...... do
Friday 90 ''''-''~''--'--'" u'
Ifberty-Via Stewart's Ferry, GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
rbursday la.a0 midnight Thursday 800 P. n.
Lebanon VIA stage.
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,,,nnrn1r ,rn,.nnrHwrgrFRN RAILRoAD

NASHVILLE AND EORTHwESTERa hAiLhoAp
Passenger Trains
Leaves Nashville at tb A. n. and ~ P. NJ.
Arrives at Nashville at-.6:4b 4. n. ana z'O A. ~
FpaEFIFI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
Arrive NJ Nashville Rt-.--...'-...~'' lV.uO A. n
Leave Nashville r ~
LEBtSON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville ,....--.....-.'--- @ A. N
Arrives at Nasayille........--'-- .''''L'uV r ~
TRIUEK sTAGR.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
ville Monday. Wednesday and Fridays AT
o'clock p. N.
IRw1sRuR0 AND EoLESsvILLR BrAsE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and SAT-
nrday At 7:90 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
dav.
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t,I,,es,eId and Kentucky X. r.
II % A. n
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THE JAu.-Since the commenced ent of
Abe Smiths administration, March 24th,
,hlrty seven persons have been committed
to jail and forty -four released. Three
weeks ago there were forty five prisoners.
Eleven we're released by the Criminal
Court, aud eleven were sent 10 the Peni-
tertiary. Atthe adjournment Of the Grim
inal Court only nineteen remained. To
these eight have been added, and the total
Number now in Jail ia twenty seven. Three
Dr. THE twerlly-sseh are serving out short
sentences imposed by the Criminal Court.
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THE DEGRovE CAsE.-United States
District Attorney r. MoP Smith, yester-
terday opened the argument Of the case qf
o.,'-co, . ." . DE vs.. the Vigilance
Committee. and was followed BY I. H..
Fsst NJ. Vaae I'm and Gov Aeill 5. Brown.
The concluding arguments wifi be made
y. Say by Col. Burch, Judge Cant and Col.
Tbrnston. The Vigilance Commlilee, an
institution Of 1861, is composed at robert
q. Foster, sr. IL. NJ. co"'- 40
| Johns"" -. II. Harding, james NJ. Ham.
/ ilton, L. Il. Cheaiham, Daniel +. Carter
Jno. overton, A. j.. Duncan, Felix K
Cheatham, Hugh McCrae and lrby Nor
gan, whom DeGrove alleges, compelled him
10 leave the State in consequence Of hi'
Union sentiments, lie claims Ss0,OOt
damsges. There Is nothing in the test.
nlony TO show that be was ordered 10 leave
and the counsel Tor the prosecution are en-
deavoring 20 make case by showing tia
complainant had reason 10 believe haEn
would come Ia hiD did he not abandon hii
home here. The importance attached &
thus case arises mainly from the fact that d
may be used as a precedent in other simF
lar prosecutions that may be brought.
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sAsUvILLF AND cHATTAEcoaA RAILROAD.
Tn,yc Nashville at.4.....s.O1 A. a. and 600 P. N
Arrive Al Chattanooga. 400 A. N. and 400 P. n.
ebolLvvilIe aad TullahOma Accommodation.
a;cs ~ Mash ........-.....-.. 1890 A. n.
SUNDAYS excepted.)
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BRANDIEs.

a. Casks ]. Fauri's Cognac UsO5)
9 % Z Renanlt. Rrandy. 1s26l
s do United Vineyard Propriet0rs
Brandy. Is58)
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MALT LIQUORS.

g Casks Y Ounger's Ale.
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
loo Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter5
100000 Cigars. Imported and Domestic.
(Finest brauds-)
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SECOND RACE.

Association Purse, 5000; dash of two
miles.
J. johnson 4 Paterson enter b. h. Gen. ROus
seaq, aged BY Commodore. dam NOts Price,
by Cost johnson. lis Ibis Purple and pur-
pie
2. A. c. Franklin enters CHI IN. Italia. Az. O.. by
Jack Malone; dam by Tennessee Citizen. l0l
Ibis. Blue and red.
5. L. A. Smith enters Oh. b. Chickamauga, y.
O., by Jack Malone, dam Alboni, by Albion.
( il0llbs. White and blue.
1. z. Bissicks enters eh. IN Maggie Hunter, y.
o. By Australian; dam by imp. GleReoe' l0l
Ibis Orange and red,
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n /. :, wc,nphIs aud New Orleans.
h'o"'"'- T.nt A n
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aAILuoAD AND sFAsE TINT TAHI.E

ONCE Hours.
From 7A.NtoGP.M. Sundays. 7to9 a. n.
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memphis and New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23
OFFICIAL.
PETITION.

pETITIoh...- PETITION.
NEW ORLEANS Augus.ls 1868
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City Of New
Second District Of this cyj respectfully beg to re-
present the necessity Of sidewalks on the above named
from Cont TO Customhouse street, and that honor
able dy will pass ordinance authorizing and compelling
We also further beg represent popety Of the city
GSy stree. Graded sTd ri ed from Cont to
it has been done from Cont to St. Louis street. be-
tended to a the in this view we solicit
your honorable body to instruct the city veyor proceed in
Ssstamhouse street.
AHd i sr SIsPf Es E william,
burg J Is feet Peters and 100 Clay
JEAN PETIT 2O2 feet Clay 22 Peters
B. j. BBRKBNY 50 feet on Clay street.
FELIX LABATUr, 50 feet on Clay street, 50 Peters
oisy i iss on Clay street, Is on
A JAcoUET, pro A Beckett 50 feet Clay street. 50
Total number of feet in square, I total number of feet in
pETITION~...... PETITION
NouvEILE- ORLEANS Is August 1853
honorable Consen Commun de ls vile de la NOuvee Or
leans
Deuxiems DstIe. De setss vile vous nfSent respectnl
sur les dtes rues depuis Cont us3ua Ia rue de "a
DOuane ct pent de vsulo ben Performances
ecessare atm dobger tous les pr0pretAes fare
quettes en- face de leurs prophecies
Nous suss GUN sersis eOnysnsble que Ia vile st
empieuer rue Clay de Ia Cont la de Ia Douaue
depens ct de la meme manere gull etc fat
Ia Cont St Louis Peasant avor dro
avantsges qui ont etc fats dssres propeaires Ia
meme rue nous vous prons aateere yoyer de Ia vile
tsre empeuer la Clay della Cont Ia de Ia
Douane
VIM. II. VREDEEBURG par VIM. a. Yrsdenburg Jr, IS
pieds snr "a Peters. 100 pieds i rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT 2 pieds s Clay, ~ pisds sur Ia
Peters
J. AvET 200 pieds Ii rue Clay 100 pieds
A d GRIEFF. 50 pieas sur Ia rue Clay.
b BEkKBNY 50 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
A. IONA. Is pleds sur Ia Clay.
FELIX LABATUT, 80 pieds IL rue Clay, 50 peds
A r. DMEzA 50 pseds sur Ia rue Clay.
A. LAylLLEBEuVE, IS peds sur Ia rue Clay, pieds
Sur Il rue Peters
A. JAOQUET par prsourstiOn de A. Beckett 30 pisds
10 rue Clay, 50 peds sur IL rue Peters
Nombre total de peds dams riet...............l27f
Nomhre de peds sppartensnt petitisnraires. l
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letter to the Independence Beige, from Con-
stantinople, dated the 9Th inst, states that an
effort of the Greeks of Chicos 70 celebrate the
day of baptism of the Grecian King, was sup
pressed by the Turkish authorities. A Greek at
tache of the American Consulate was one OF the
persons arrested. and It n said Admiral Farrsgut
petitioned for his release, but the petition was re-
Dardanelles.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

Benjamin Moran. the secretary of the Amer.
can Legation, at London, has gone on special
mission to st. Petersburg. He also carries DIS
patches TO the American Embassy ct Berlin.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

The 81. Train from the Lake viii not 60 beyond the Pas
senger Depot at the head of Elyssn Fields street.
The Horse Oar viii leave the city at A. NJ and the Lake
steP and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot
q. PANDELY,
General Superintendent
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There are 20 cardinals. 20 pstriarchs. arch
bishops and bishops, 1877 priests, 100 seminarists,
24s7 monks, 2l9l nuns, 1907 Jews and Jswesses,
and ass Protestants In Rome.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

The City rermnns Is nxed ct the Head Lafayette street.
where within few yards of the
ngs, and In the immediate vicinity os Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected Q
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at eaa. ten
thousand barrels
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE Is closely as
possible, the Trains viii follows hating Canal
street. at French Market Old Passenger Depot and ct
Claiborne street:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

A BOOK FOB THE UNFeRTUNATR.
EASES Impotency Loss Of Power, DEBILITY with
Notes 1mpednen 70 Marriage should be read By al
npAting marriage Sent By mail receipt Of Is csnts b.
d. DUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute.
- Magazine street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-18
Exports for tho Week ending Thursday,
September II.
DOMESTIC.


NEW YORK-per steamship saragossa-1lS bales
Cotton. SO bales Domestics. tierces McA l1S
bbls Flour, 1873 packaRes Dried Fruit le cssss
Clay, bbls Rosin, so packages Snndnes -
feet Lumber, e3 bundles Paper. 80. Per sseam,
ship Champion-S12 bales Upland Cotton. $40
bbls Roain, "a bales Dome<tcs. "a casks Clay.
aus bbls Flour III bags Middlings, 2s1 empty
Barrels, 23o packages Dried Fruit ee packages pGSa
sundries " Per brig GeerJ-S0,000 feet
Timber. 10000 feet Iesawed Lumber. Per
schr Menewa-5O 900 feet resawed Lumber, $50
tons Phosphate Rock.
PHILApELPHIA-Psr steamship Prometheus-200
bbls Rosin, bales Cotton, st bales Yarn, 2So'
pounds Dried Fruit, 25 casks Clay. 100 tons Iron.
40 bbls Iron. 2 bales Wool, 50 packages Sundries.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-50 bales
Upland Cotton, "a bales Rsgs, 10 rolls Leather,
is bales Hides, II hhds and crates Bones. e9l
packages Dried Fruit 43 empty Barrels, $4,000
feet Lumber 75 tales Yarn, &c, hhds Iron,
pieces Iron, BAG bbls Rosin. Saw Mill, Boiler,
Engine, &c, so Packages. ''
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rHE HsroN DAILY NEWS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER
LIST OF SHIPPING

.8 G.r,.. LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, september II.
JlsalLs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS ooAsTMd
WITHIN TIE STATE E1CAPTzD.
80" 80 STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1897 tons, Woodruff, at Adgor,s wharf,
for New Yost, Ioedipg-James Adacr Go.
Falcon, 672 TONS Horsey, d: Union wharf for Bald-
more, loading -Courtenay d Trenholm.
SHIPS. 10, ...
Montgomery, 72s tons, -, at Atlantic wharf, rom
PensateA painns-J Adger Co. /.
-...-..- BRIGS. e..
Geery. tons, Contlin. In Ashley River, for
New York. ready Ens!ow Co.
Scio fBr), 1S1 TOMS Brown at Bennett's whnrf, for
M2tAnzas, loading-J Enslow Co.
Cecilia (Brl 202 tons, Bisturp. ct Boyee Cos
wharf, from Liverpool, dischargtng- T Walker.
Josie De eIeaux 3ql tons. Clark, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-W Roach.
sCHooNERs.
MeneWa, 211 tons, D1ssosway, In the Stream for
Baltimore, ready-J Euslcv + Co.
Robert Caldwell, A66 tons, Mccormick, In suliyan's
Island Cove. for New York. losdins-W Roach.
Richardson, go tons, Nelson, ct Atlantic wharf,
from New iork, wAtng-Aaster.
W Beebee, 106 tons, Lozisr. in Ashley River, for
for Now York, loading-J EDslow Co.
wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith Il
Sons.
Jonas Smith S97 tous, Nichols at Brown h Co.'S
wharf for Providence, loadina-H Roach.
Lizzie Batchelder, 8S4 tons, Milton, at Johnson's
y wharf from New York, discharging-W Roach
Prudence, - tons, McCobb. ut Brown Cos wharf,
from Rockport. Ne, discharg'ng-Olney Co.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Ycu Did Not Como.

Tho sun was gliding down the western sk7;
Tho hours Of day had almost reached their sum:
Who kept the tr st that was sppointeda II
You DID not comel :, -,.7lsi
I sat and watched the evenings closing ray;
The sunset woods were desolste AMI dumb;
waited TIL the last faint stl eaks Of day
You did not council - &c
Twas BAT to give me back flower or two
= rArinp-uy Is tters foolish. doubtless-some
Mere trine,l Yet, ,..c.ausht not 30; and you'
!, You did not comel
The moonlight rose and spread her aTer no9o;
Il haard the desth.moth round the nigS euAuo" "
chfns lonensss frozs my ieyered blooo-
You did not come!
',Tvas At the call OF war that forth you went
.aI.s. wet and with beat OF drum;
with 6lare ~ ,a.s,s o. %T T1ithous farewell sent
q: You did not conel
r>nh word upon 0 scrap Of paper writ
~ nityinc comfort but \ single crumo;
=. was not ruch-you might have spared me All
Ycu did not comeI -, -
a1d 40 nnHl the end Of ell arrives.
Iwander far spart-my heart Is nun9' --1
seyered for Aye the course OF our nVes -; .4,.}
You did not corasl o.
Life cannot be what Il has been before
The hours ofjoy have resaned, alasl tner sum;
The tryst you kept not can return no more
3I Yo1i carinot cofnel sI''I . - London SoeHty.
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By thus line to Phladelphia on cotton, p bale.
%, rice p .tierce 81 .6o phosphate per ton, $6
in packages. To Louisville. KY, on rice, 76c. "
hundred. To Cincinnati 65c. To st. Louis 85c.
By sail on boards and scantling hence to Baltimore,
So; on lumber $40; phosphates S.. Vessels are In
demand at neighboring ports for lumber and timber
freiRhts.
ExCHANGE.-sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
was 165x for sixty day bills. ~
DOMESTIC E1oHANoE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York atpar,, days 4 discount,
10 and is dsys i discount, 90 and 25 days Y dis
count, 80 days p cent. discount They are sell
ing sight checks at e premium.
GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying OF
A, ind selling at 49,