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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-08
Nashville Produce Marksl

PEANUTS--Reeeipts and sales Of 200 bushels
To-day at 81 50 per bushels.
DRIED FRUIT-Reeeipts and sales of 20
bushels apples at SC. We quote Peaches,
quarters, &c; halves Sc
BROOM CORN-The receipts to-day amount
ed 10 5000 lbs, with sales of 1908 lbs al 4d7c.
FEATHERS-We report sales at 7G972e, ac-
cOrding 10 quality.
EGGS-Sales from wagon to-day at &C.
BUTfER-From wagon to-day, several lots
changed hands at 2Sc
BEESMAA-Is quoted nominally at 36c.
HAY-Sales from store at Csc per ton.
SHlPSlUfF-Me quote at ga per ton.
entirely nominal
BRAN-We quote at SIS per ton.
RA0S-COmmand nc
COTTON SEkD-We quote st zoe per bushol
of 331S lbs.
MOOL--We quote bury at 10000; unwasedh
without burs 2S926e, washed without buTs 5@3
&c
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B. F. Binkley is a candidate for City
Tax-Collector before the new Board, and
we are authorized to so announce him.
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11neInnnrI markets.

CINCINNATI. Oct. u Family aour. S. 500
sc. Oats 5S61sae. Rye %. Sales of rs hhds.
tobacco, at 81 S0@23 so. Cotton-middling.
26@26X. Whisky 81 Is. Pork $3l. Lard ne.
bulk meats nomiDally unchanged. Bacon
shoulders l61<. Clear sides 20. Raw sugar l3k9
IS Coffee 201g@251fe. Butter SO935c. i,
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Nashville FIoar and ,GraIn:asarhet.

FL0UR-Market firm and active with ship
ments of 24O bbls. We quote as follows: SupeIs
s. 25@6; single extra S. sac SO: double extra
S. s. 90 Is: family 81 259S; fancy IS 50C98 IS.
sll0 per bushel and city kiIn,dri at 81 50 per
Dbl. Shipments to-day Of 800 bushels.
CORN-Me report sales of 100 bushels new,
shelled. at 75@SOe. Shipments of zoo bushels at
81 IA.
WHEAT-Market weak and declining. We
quote Mediterranean 81; red 81 1901 Is; amber
81 1901 q; white 81 3. The receipts to-day
amounted to J, 400 bushels
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A good variety, new and chesp, al the
Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
oc5 Il JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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For CitY Tax-soIIector.

We are authorized TO announce Capt. A.
K. Holt candidate for City Tax Coli
lector, before the new Board.
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NeW York General PEarkean.

New YoRK, Oct. lection heavy; sales 27OO
bales; uplands 27zzc. Flour-superine s5 s a
rs. Whisky 81 1901 20. Wheat-amber Ten
nessee Ell so. Corn, sound. Sl05@l 08 Coffee
firm; Rio 1874 @I714c gold. SugLr-Vuba l29l234e
MOlasses duil bnt firm
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oc5 If

BEECH, MANLovE & Co. have now in
store the largest and most attractive stock
of ra..ple and fancy dry goods they have
eva ffered TO the trade. Also, their stock
of Competing, mating, oil cloths, etc, ls
large and we'll assorted. They give an
invitation to all to come ard see their
goods, No 60 North College street,
Aepl4 II ..f..
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Striped SiIks! Checked silks!
Thompson Bros. & Kelly have just
opened real good silks in stripes and
checks, at 81 so. Cheapest silks We have
offered since the war. oc6 st
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WE are authorized to announce B. B.
Trousdale, Esq,, a candidate for State Lii
brarian at the next meeting of the General
Assembly.
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r E MO AL.
On Tresday, the Oh Of Norember, 1869.

Stockholders will be passed free to and from
tn 9 Convention, on the Sth and 9Th going, and
on the 9th, 10th and 18th returning, by exhibit
orc I'd G. w. SEAY, Secretary. -
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Clark of the Market,

We are authorized to announce 8. s.
Riddleburger candidate for Chief Clerk
of the Market
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Black SiIksI Black SiIksII
Thompson Bros & Kelly have just re-
ceived another lot of those famous gold
edged black silks, at 81 so oc6 81
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The following are the cotton quotations re-
ceived at the atiOnal Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets. where cotton, gold.
bond and stock quotations are received hourly,
and are always accessible to the public:
LIVERPOOL. 1:2D-Cotton market dull Sales
5000 bales. at l2Ss and l25zd
NEW YORK. 10-MaTket quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, l2-Market dull and prices I'M
changed.
NEW YORK, 2;l0-Market weak but demand
moderate. Sales LOCO bales; nOminally 275zc.
NEW YORK, 3-Market weak and demad fair.
Saies 100 bales for export; 700 bales for spin
ming. and Us bales for speculation.
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FIRsT BOARD.


The statement of the associated banks Of New
York city for the week ending Saturday last,
Sept. %. compares as follows with the CORE
spending week last year, to which we add the
specie and currency balances IN the New oTk
dates reSUect;yeiy.
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BLANKETS, fannels, cassimeres, jeans
and tweeds, and winter goods of all kinds
Just received at the Trade Palace, IA Pub
lie Square. JoHN GILGAN u 20.
oct5 If ..
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'.SZ u, 4OO, 04S
:. l95.9I9.665

Increase since Jan. l...-.......... $40. 535, 654
The currency value of the exports OfdOmestic
produce and miscellaneous goods from New
York since January l, 1869, is as follows:
Total since Jan. 1869 S9l Us
Against same time. 1868 ~, 1856 468
Increase since Jan. l9. rs 657
Gold, Oct. 2, 2 cent
Cole Oct. g. 1903. l4U14 q cent
The New York Commercial and Financial
Chronicle Of the I'd inst. says of tho future
prices of cotton:
The fall in the price of cotton appears to have
taken some of the planters by surprise, they
having expected to market their crop at about
30c. Spinners on the other hand, have looked
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THE largest stock of drugs, dyeslufis,
paints, oils, glass, etc, in the city, at
r. P. JENKINS
oct5 II SO North Market street.
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Exeess......... .......... SIS 1885, 2S Sl4479 2S6
Rate for money 10 per cent. per cent
The exports of specie from New Y Ork to foreign
ports last week amounted to S265. 1856 against
S2S3 1913 the corresponding week last year. The
following table will show the total exports of
cnncis from Lan. l to Oct 2 in tho Years nniei:
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Arrivals at che city Hotel. Oct. :

Miss Saunders, Somery w NJ Grant, Sweetwr
W "A Bostick, Triuns A h Bradford. county
" w Vaughan BrW 'sY John Deem, Plymouth
II Brentwell. Ill q ii Mhitemau, Tenn
Airs PicKering. LaGr'g & NJ Taylor and l., by
M Riddle. Cedar Hill w + Pride, Cedar Hill
p A Wickerson, Tenn L A Tinberger Ga
Ii M NeYins, county L J Gum q L, NOlensv
" n Cheenay, Woody Chas StuTgis, n o
J II COwly, Tenn + q Shelton, SpIlngt d
] q Shackeliord Tenn W Moore, Springfield
J + Brown. Memphis } w Lee, Franklin
Jas Hinton county SN johnson, Tenn.
Smith, Cincinnati l. Wade, MurtreesboTO
A M Eddins, Lincoln c TnOs Pullam, Ala
X X JONES' Giles co II Smid, Murfreesb
4 4 Battin, Murfreesb w d Weaver county
Miss Cole, county Miss Bette Owen, Blvd
ID IsgriE. III ID A MOsey, Ala
Ii Shack elspad. Ky W Swain, Rutherf CO
4 e isby, county DIR ID V Seay, Tenn
Z james, Smyr, Mrs Moss x child, Ala
Geo NJ Wallace, Mass.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

GOING S0UTH-EashviIle and Decatur
trains leave station on South Cherry street, at 5
A. n. and 7:30 P Il. No train Sunday morning..
Accommodation at $50 Pm, (goes to Colum.
bial Trains arrive at 4:30 A. NJ. and 200 P. NJ
Accommodation 10 A. n.
Louisville and Nashville IatIrOad.
Leave Nashville. 1870 4. n and 2.35 P.
Arrive at Louisville......l:30 p n. and 1879 P.
Leave LOuisvill e.. As P. NJ and l045 p
Arrive az Indianapolis.-7:25 P. n. and 3:45 A. n.
Arrive at st. Louis via
lndi9napolis...... .........8:2 A. n and 400 P. Y.
Arrive at St. Louis via
seymour.........s.......8:40 AN. and ESQ P. n:
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at 4:O5
P. NJ and arrives at Gallatin at 6:25 p. NJ. every
day except Sunday.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Leave Nashville at-........9.O0 A. n and 500 Pm
Arrive at kashville.........5o0A A. and 2UO P. NJ
The 900 A. \. train from Nashville does net
IN on Sunday.
SkSelbyville Accommodation Train.
Arrives ct A. n
Leaves NashYill P. NJ
Nashville and Northwestern n. Il.
Leave Nashville.-.........600A A. n. and 900 P. u.
Arrive at Hickman, Ky.ll:00P. N. and 1890 A. n.
Leave Hickman, KY. $50 P. n. and 4:00 A. NJ
Arrive ct Nashville -..l2.00M. and $500 A. n
Sleeping cars run through to Memphis or
the 900 P. n. train. za
EdgeneId and Kentucky Il. 4.
Arrive at An
Leave NashElLe............-.-.... p
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r. KLEIN.
TAUO1

TAILOR
NO. II NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Has just received his Fall and Winter
stock, which he selected personally, with
great care, and are cow open for inspection
se19 I'm
AS an expectorant C. F. Gallons
Cough Balsam cannot be excelled.
octI deod&R1m
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PIaids, PiaItls!! PIA,dsIi:

USE JenkinA' Stomach Bitters. oc5 #
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saARKETs NJ TELEGRAPn.
Foreign Marlks Is.

LONDON Oct. 7.-Evening.-COn for
IN oney 80; 1ccount 93l4@g35s. United States
5, 20 bonds '62 Si1z; '65 8374; 81 S25<.
FRANEFoRT, Oct. T. United States bonds firm.
PARIS Oct. 7.-Rentes If AS.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 7.-Cottou unchanged; mid
ding uplands l25sd; do. Orleans u9sd. Sales
|, $50 bales. California white Wheat-IOs I'd; red
Western IS Sd. Western flour 23s Cd. Corn sos.
Oafg 70
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ST. Charles Hotel,

St. Charles Hotel,
On Market street, near the Square, Nash
vile, N B Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals, so cents. Board and lodging per
day, 81 90. sepS 3m
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GOLD AND SILVER,
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN DkAFTS.
LAND WARRANTS.
REYENUE STAMPS.


We have r. ado arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps, viz:
On purchases under $2O.--.......Par
On purchases OF S20 or m0re.-.2 per eeat. dis
On pu. chases of $50 or moro..-3%
On purchases Of 500 or more...S%
On purchases OF $40 or ni0rc-..4l4
On purchases OF $500 or nore.. AZ
On purchases of $1,000 or more "A
All orders must be accompanies By the money
or check foI the amount. Stamps will be sent
L.. =, al ~ nrnrars dira.,. ad.
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USE Jenkins Stomach Bitters. oc5 If
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Nashville Provlsion asaskss.

Market firm and active joints exhausted.
Shipments t9-day Of $1,000 lbs clear sides at
figures below. We quote:
BACON-Ciear sides I9334@2Oc; shoulders lie;
plain country hams 2l@22c.
CHOICE CANVASED HAMS-23c
LAkD-Nominally in tierce; 2y1ze kegs DC
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY FAIR.

The fair of the williamson county Associa,
ton begins next Monday, the 18th inst, and
will continue during the week. Below We give
the order of exhibition. ~ - y aasr1
FIRST AND SECOND DAYS.
Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, trotting against time,
and riding and driving ring for boys.
( THIRD DAY.
Mules, Asses, Horses, all-work, riding ring fcr
gentlemen and driving ring for ladies'.
FOURTH DAY,
Draught saddle and harness stock; r.dinS ring
for ladies; hurdle race.
FIFTH DAY.
Thoroughbred Horses and roadsters; pace OF
trotting mile against time; pigeon trap snoot-
ing.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY. Oct 7..s.lS6e.
Nashville Cotton Market.
OPTION m -. 4.
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The bank statement exhibits the following re-
latiVe strength of the movement, in the point Of
lawful money security TO the statement last
year. The banks owed:
Oct. 2, go. Oct 8, '68
On siS3 124 sos $l949l9l7
Circulation ...............,- "a l699O9 3Ll54 SU6
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( ALARGE variety of fine imported cigars
and tobaccos, at R. P. JENKINS
oc5 If 80 North Market street.
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C0TT0N-There was marked improvement
in the market to-day, with a fair demand, clos
ing steady, as follows:
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Total... ...............,17, 94 AT S229 O73, 9S3
3 per cent would be-. s54,323.G4 s57.5ls.4a6
They held:
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CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.

REvrSUE.--The internal revenue collected IN the
Second Congressional district during tue montn or
December was s39,i35. During the last year the
amount collected was $f6s,bli. The largest amount
co lectod In any one month was during the month
of Marcn when $se4S6 was obtained. The reduc.
tlon OF taxes upon manufactures has decreased con.
siderably the amount collected m the district.
RAILROAD MArrERs.--A new survey is now belnu
rnadcaong or near the line OF the New Haven ana
Derby Railroad TO ascertain u the line OF the road
could not have been located upon route wnlcn
would have cost Less In the work OF grading ana to
see II the line of the road cannot be IN
Some places changed and the saving In tho
expense or construction secured. The survey
IL made by parties opposed TO the project of
having the city loan the road s225 900 The citgcus'
Committees OF New Haven and Aiiddlctown an.
pointed to see II some plan could not be devised IN
communion with the directors OF The Air Line Rail.
road Company, 10 secure the carly construction of
the road heid meeting al the Mayors offce on
Monday Gnd had a discussion mon the snbiect.
The only action taken by the meeting was
company, Mr. David Lyman. and ihe directors n
To lay VIVA. plan they may have for constructing the
road. " any, and what Information they NAV nave
relating 10 the subject, before a public meeting
TO he hereafter called by the two committees.
The new York and New Haven EaiIroad Com.
pany have placed q ROOF over their black.
smith shop, which was burnt ont M mo
recent Ere which destroyed ihcir machine shop.
aud now occupy ~ again. A portion of the woud
shops has been hlled with athcs aud X now used
were In the IRE, are now nearly ready foi nae again
The company Will soon commence fhr erection Of
their new repair shops at the I0Ct of West Water
street.
souih SorwaIa.
The hat shop Of kessfs Adams Brothers Brush,
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VIEW YORK LEG1sLArJRE.

ALBANY, Feb. }, isea.

ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1862.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
py MI. BtNKs--ro prevent the wIlfnl and mali.
cious setting fire OF parcels OF wood or piles OF
lumber.
By Mr. TusYER--ro enable The town Of Salem
Washington county, raise 5000 towards erecting
new Court House; also TO amend the charter or
The same village.
By Mr. PARkER--T0 permit the town of wadding-
ton - Lawrence conty, 10 aid IN the construction
of railroads.
81 Mr. CArLDwEffs--To empower the supervisors
OF Wesches;er county 20 return ii 000 eacn 70 VIII
liam Watson and Klchari ". lIoe.
~ Nr. kENNEny--T provide for the eleriion 0f
Polre Commissioners in the city Of syracuse and
establish police force iheresn.
~ Mr. MrRrHy--To provide for laying and open.
ing public highway IN Sew Utrecht, Kings county ;
ase ~ abandon the lSnds taken FOR PARK purposes
netWeen ntptte-aYt ana Reid avenues and between
ihiscy ana Me enough streets. Brooklyn: alAO rea-
gNt " the WalabO1t improvements In tue city "
EE w. WiiitAMsf0 authorize the removal OF
wan neUcncs on section 10 Of the Erie canal.
BY Ar.. Hstk-f0 provide that all banks. canal
culnpanlc. railroad CORPORATIONS and insurance
cunpNNes siaii, whenever any new stock - issued.
ptih icf state hst fact and the consideration nj.
rrtca thtIefdf such certificate TO contain clause
tiai Ae Stock can be transferred only on the books
AHa thl u may pc SO transferred without the return
% sach certificate also " amend the 240lh section
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just opposite the New York and New Haven Railroad

just opposite the New York and New Haven Railroad
freight depot in South Norwalk. was destroyed by
fire at about twelve O'Clock on Monday night The
loss Is upwards OF s40,o with an insurance ol
only $1,000 stock and buildings. The blacksmith
shop OF the New York and New Haven Railroad was
also DESTROYED. The blow is hard one to Messrs;;
their shop for the spring trade, and had over hum
dren hands at work, who are thus thrown out OF
employment.
bridgeport.
REAL EsrATE-The Hartford papers announce
that Nathaniel Wheeler Of Bridgeport has pur-
chased fortynve feet Of the south end Of Miss s. /.
Ives' lot No. 13 High street. running through to the
Railroad square, for SIS, 000-being something over
$500 per foot on High street.
(, RoBBED.-A young Brld9eporter who works In
New York and comes up every Saturday night was
relieved Of $40 in the cars on Saturday night, by
person who occupied the same seat with him and
manifested q great deal OF interest in Bridgeport
matters He did not discover his loss till 1t was too
late TO DO anything about 1t.
THEFT AND ARREsT-Two young men named
Beck and O'Donnel went into the hat store Of Cur
tis Middlebrook on Main street about noon on
Monday, and while pretending to purchase stole
couple Of cans and made on. The proprietor saw
resistance and in the scuie with the ocer smashed
show case belonging to jeweler who occupies
o. ana n ad sr q
characters, On Tuesday morning they were brought
before the Police court and ODonnell sentenced TO
OF BECK was suspended.
Stamford.
George Lockwood, married man, aged about
forty-fve years, hung himself by rope In his car
riage house, near his residence IN Newneld. STAN
ford, on Monday. He had been laboring under the
effects Of a hurt which he received about week
ago, and 1t has worked upon his mind ever since.
He had been about his accustomed duties. however,
and suspicion Of suicide had been enter tanned by
any OF his friends.
Stratf0rd.
STABBING AFFRAY.-A tramp giving his name as
Landers while travelling from Bridgeport to STRAIT
ford on Sunday, carrying child in his arms and
accompanied by his wife, was attacked by mulatto
man, who first insuted the wife Of Landers and then
cut him several times with knife the last time nct-
ing dangerous wound In the abdomen. The mulatto
then ran awav ana Landers was then taken care OF
BY the Scectmen Of Stratford, who furnished
ply sician, &c. Landers said he was trimmer by
trade and had father In Brooklyn, n Y, who is q
trimmer also. Landers died on Tuesday morning,
at about two O'Clock, at the lodging house in STRAIT
ford The name OF the mulatto who committed the
crime is said TO be Mat. Beake, and as yet he has
not been arrested.
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OF the code to provide that in an action against
foreign corporation tor the recovery OF money
claimed the Judgment rendered against such COM
pany on default, shall not be binding on any pro-
perty, except such as may have been seized under
attachment; also respecting tho extension OF the
charters OF the Commercial Mutual, the Atlantic
Mutual and the Mutual Insurance companies OF New
York.
BILLS PASSED.
To INCORPORATE the Yorkv;lle Savings Bank; 70
enable the Board Education OF Syracuse 10 trans
fer certain funds TO the school fund.-
RESOLUTION.
Mr. HuBBARp introduced resolution iustructng
the Senators and Representatives IN Congress 10 use
their influence TO repeal the Civil Tenure law which
went on the table under the rule.
Adjourned.
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The wyoming Club which is an offshoot OF base
BAH association, held its first annual ball last night
at Irving Hall. An excellent committee OF arrange
ments lett nothing nndone TO render 1t q success,
and the natural consequence was delightful enter
tainment The hall was brilliantly lighted, and the
accessories which lend grace and elegance to beauty
wee not wanting. The bal! room was well filled,
an the bright and varying colors worn by the fair
dancers, contrasting with the sOmbre black OF their
delighted partners formed scene at once picturesque
and beautiful The dancing was excelently well ar
ranged, and the music was both choice and charm
Ing. When the shadows OF night began to disap
pear before the rosy eye OF morning the ball was
brought to o pleasant conclusion.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Manhattan tBr) Williams, liverpool Williams
4 tiuor.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn Savannah Murray, Ferris &
Co.
steamship James Adgcr. Lockwood, charlesonH Nor.
gan Co.
Steamship Niagara, Blskeman, Norfolk, ciy and
Richmond-N l. McCreadv.
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker. Boston-W p & voc
ship Don Quixoe, Nelson San Francisco-Nesmith 4
Sons.
Ship West fBr,, wylie. Liverpool-Arkell 4 Tufts.
Bark Parmeno (Brp, Laird. London VI Wiley
Bark Asphodel (Br), Bayfield,, London-Fabbri Chaun
Barb Northern Queen Br, Scott, Antwerp via Phadelphia
Brig " W Lord tBr), Babin, Gibraltar aud Genoa-B
Small n Co.
Brig Mary Ida Br,. Jenkins, BarbadosRoyd Hncken.
Brig II II Seavey, Lee Mayaguez- II Winchester.
Brig Lizzie Billings lBr), Johnstone Matanzas-Miler
Houghon.
Brig Annie Collins tBr) Mills Halifav-HJ Dcwof Co
Wenbere.
schr America (Br), Mason, Cornwais, NSorsnda, Um-
phray 4 Co.
schr Lucia ives. Snow. Galveston a O Young A Co.
schr Mary Stow, Rankin Jacksonville Miller
Thomas
Schr Ann Dole, Hasey Wilmington, Nr--J Smith Co.
Schr Golden CITY, Nickerson. Norfolk Charc Co.
Schr Il Coyne Fscemre, Philadelphia Baker 4 Day
ton.
scir Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
AppIVAIS
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Almanac FOR Nsw York---Thls Day.
PORT OF NEW YoRK, FEBRvRRY 2, 1869.
Efernid Pncl.nrns.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet. Tho New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend to the delivery of packages
win be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
- The Office of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is Mt Whitehall Slip All communications from
and consgnees the OF YES
sells VIII be forwarded free of charge
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
MErsT o. 4 FusTw EagE WgrcE N NEWl.x. n !

Leopold iinkns German pedler, who was re.
Gently convicted IN the Essex county court n. u On
charge of having atr0clously assaulted with
kniie another pealer named joseph steiner was
arrested last evening In newark wnile making pre.
paraIiOps for clearing ont ~ sfii out on lai
hut his 00ndsman. an eN-chief " The Fire Denari
ment heard OF hs intentions and got deteefiVe
Fischer on the 1ff UiiV. His capture was atlroitg
effected uef he was gathering his things togptner
lle Was ludyt1 IN the CITY Prison.