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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29

LARGE receipts of groceries, canned
fruits and vegetables this week at W. W.
Totem & Bros, Nos 26 and % College
street, enables them TO offer to their Gus
toners great variety of choice selected
goods in their line at low prices. Oct 26
NJ. Charles Hotel,
On Market street, near the square, Nash
vile, N B. Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals, 80 cents Board and lodging per
day, 81 %. sepS 3m
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseases oil the
hair to use Professor Christy's Celebrated
Hair Lotto. Itisput up in abottle and box
Ladies who once use Lotto discard every
other preparation for the Hair, as it Is the
best dressing for the Hair i'll the world.
| The Lotto never fails to remove the worst
cases of Dandruff, and restore gray and
| bleached Hair to its natural color.
For sale by Druggists, sample bottles sent
| TO any address in the United States by ex-
press for ST.
| PROFESSOR CHRIsTY q Co.,
| No. III Chestnut Street,
| octl7-Gm Philadelphia, Pa.
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CITY NOTICES.


Friday evening, Oct %, benefit Of Mr..
NJ. Y. bingham, Bulwer's comedy of Money,
Alfred Evelyn, NJ Y. Lingham, to conclude
with An Object of Interest. Fanny Crib
bles, Jennie Wilmore. Matinee Saturday
at . o'clock. oct 29-It
Five hundred Arabs and Egyptians just
received at G. RICE Il Co. S,
oc29-Iw No. 60 College street
CALL at Dortch & Haddox and see the
curiosity, corner College and Union streets
oc29 ~
BLANKETS and Flannels, very cheap, at
the Trade Palace, No "A Public Square.
oc2S-tf
FANCY dress silks, very low, at
G. RICE & Co. 5,
oc29-lw No. 60 College street.
Bargains in Boulevard skirts at the
Trade Palace, No. If Public square.
oct 99-tf
GERMAN STUDY LAMPS. A large lot Just
received by Mckee d Toney, No. Cherry
street, opposite the Maxwell House.
oct 29-%t.
Wonderful Cure OF n Terrible Cam
Ger.
On Sunday, 9th day Of October, 1869,
DR.. Spalding's operating surgeon-without
knife, and without pain-took out a can
GER II inches round, out Of my wifes
breast, by the roots; andwe earnestly urge
every one afflicted with this fatal malady
to go at once to their Infrmary, in the
city of Nashville, and be relieved.
w. NJ FRANKLIN
LEBANON, Oct. q, 1869.
was witness to the operation, and 1
corroborate every word of the above. The
Doctor has certainly saved Mrs. Franklin's
life. Oct26-lw c. HARDING.
FULL line Of real point and point ap-
lique lace, Just received at
G. RICE Il Co 5,
oc29-lw No. % College street.
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Time l:4sL and l:JO.

We congratulate the association upon the
very successful meeting and in behalf OF
those who attended return thanks to the
officers for the excellent order from first TO
last. The Field Marshal, the accomplished
Alb. Turner, was as usual a moving spirit,
and when he leads, it is safe to say that all
goes well. May future meetings be in every
respect so agreeable
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WE HAVE NET THE ENEMY
AND
Gained Another Victory!
MIKE POWERS.
HAVING RETORNED FROM THE
Ill East, is again in the field with the
largest stock of
Mems, Boys & Youths Clothing
in the market, which has been selected
with the greatest care, and made up in
the most fashionable manner and of the
best material Among his stock may be
mentioned.
Gents Melton Cheviot
and Beaver Suits.
Gents Chesterfield Goats.
| Gents Dress and Frock
Coats.
Gents Fine Overcoats,
Beaver and O hinchilla.
Gents Doeskin and Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
Gents Silk, Satin, Velvet
Cloth and Beaver Vests.
Gents VelYeteen Hunt
ing Suits.
Boys and Youths Cloth
ing ofevery description
Gents All-wool ShawlS.
Together with a complete assortment o
Gents Furnishing Goods. etc
Having purchased my goods for cash
| am enabled to sell goods 10 to 10 PEI
cent cheaper than any other house in thu
city, and to convince yourself Of the fact
give old MIKE a call, and you will g
away satisfied.
J. W. EVANS is still on hand at tn,
Old Stand. corner Market street and tn
Square, ard will be pleased to see all hi
old frieRds, and new ones, who may iavo
him with a call
oet6 I'm 4ihp
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL, New ORLEANS -
Whilst this justly celebrated hotel would
make a grand capitol for Louisiana, we are
glad the report is untrue that it has been
sold to the State for that purpose. We
would rather eat pompano and drink gen.
erous wine at Halls famed board than hear
the finest speech that could be made in it
as a legislative hall 1t is now full of the
good people of the South, including many
of its fair daughters; and It has engage
ments, we learn, for families, which prom
ises for it a perfect feast OF entertainment
this winter. The hotel has been thoroughly
renovated, and is now complete and equal
to its palmiest days.
a LARGE lot Of black, pearl-edged silks,
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For Tailor.

To the Voters Of DaUidson County:
1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Jdiler at the ensuing March election. VIII be
obliged for your votes, and, if elected, will dis
charge the duties Of the office faithfully.
te ALT. II. DOUGLAS.
We are authorized TO announce NJ. Dennison as
candidate for JailOr, at the ensuing March election
sells tide
We are requested to announce William II. Moore
as a candidate for JGilOr Of this county, at the
March election, 1870.
We are requested to announce John T. Smith as
candidate for County Jailor, at the ensuing March
Cle.,IOD. 1870
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Oct. y, 1863.
Nashville Cotton Market.
| COTTON-The market was steady to-day at un-
changed prices. We quote:
Good ordinary ................-.....3
Low mlddling ........ ......... 23b
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A LARGE assortment of black, white and
colored satins, from 81 30 to 50 90, Just
received at G. RICE & Co.'S,
oc29-Iw No. 90 College street
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CINCINNATI Oct 28.-FOur dun and unchanged.
Wheat, red 81 OS,Gl 0sk. Corn, new Coo; old $50
Sic. Rye 9ScGsl. Cotton, middling at 2jc. Sales
of 40 hhds. tobacco at IS 5000 30. Whisky 81 10
al II. Pork nominal at s3l. Lard l6s4 &C. The
stock of bacon and bulk meats is nearly exhausted
Ruttpr pQGG24r FGus goL73Or
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2s.-Flour dun. Wheat steady
red at 81 25GI 45; Western 81 32Gl 40. Corn
white at 81 u for old; Ole for new yellow; 500
| Csc for new. Oats 55G58 Rice dun at 81 O5G1 or
| Mess Pork at s33. Bacon quiet; rib sides Is &c
| clear rib 21G20L shoulders 161z@16sic. Lard
nriet at laal9Llc. Whisky firm at 81 2Ol.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2s.-Cotton quiet at pc. Flour
sUperfne 81 50. Grain and Groceries unchanged
Bulk shoulders l5c clear rib and clear sides l6h ID
l5Lc. Sales of 20 hhds. tobacco, etc; at SO y
Pork 81. Bacon-shOulders l6l,c; sides 49, e.
lard IA. Whisky 81 10
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County Count CIerl1.

We are authorized to announce Gen. q. +. Cheat
ham a candidate for County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Maj. J. Richard
Mccain a candidate for County Court Clerk, at
the ensuing March election.
Charles II. Eastman is a candidate for the office
of Clerk Of the County Court of Davidson county,
at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized TO announce James T. Bell as
a candidate for County Court Clerk, at the ensuing
March election.
We authorized TO announce Capt. W. @. Ewin
candidate for the office Of County Court Clerk
tor Davidson county at the ensuing March election.
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Now RrIenns Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S-Cotton dull and droop-
ing; mddlng uplands a "a 25c. Sales 300 bales
receipts 9,347 bales; exports to Havre l591 bales
Sugar firmer, centrifugal 12K613c. Molasses firm
| fed at 81 %. Coffee firm; fair l59l5Lic; prime
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LARGE lot Of black, pearl-edged silks,
at very low prices, i,fst received at
Il. RICE & Co. 5,
oC-9-lw No. 60 College street.
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LEADS ALI. COMPETITORS!

400 600 NOW IN USBII MORE
fOU,SOO than leo zoo IN excess of those
of snv OIher manufactured In order TO place
a Wheeler Il Wilson SeSitg Machine within
the reach Of every family. propose 10 lease
them on the fuli0giBg terms, viz Thirty dol
lars to be paid as advance rent on deliy cry Of
the machi e, and ten dollars per mOnth each
month thereafter. When the advance and
monthly payments amount to a sum equal 70
the price OF the Machine | ill give bill and
receipt IN full
N c THAYER. southern Agent.
sep4 eOd.ip 40 81 church street
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COttOn-The offerings more hber9l and the
market is easier, with only moderate demand
Middling is held at 25s251.c, ant low midding at
Ah@2i4. Round lots can be bought at the inside
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GERMAN STUDY LAMPS. A large lot Just
received by Mckee q Toney, No. Cherry
street opposite the Maxwell House.
oct 2g-3t
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St. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 2S.-Flour, fall superfne "a jOid
Oats 44a46c. Rye 7OJa7Sc. Whisky 81 Is. Gro
ceries quiet and unchanged Pork nominal at $50.
Bulk clear rib sides l714c; clear sides Isc Bacon,
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SECOND RACE, Association Purse SI5O-mile heats
Zeb Wards b. g. Morgan Scout. years old
by Hunters John Morgan, dam Lizzie Nor
gan by Glencoe. Dress purple and buff .- /
Gen. W. G.. Harding's Gen. 4. BuforGs ch. l.
Zu-Zu. by INVERSION dam AiinnOw by Nouch-
er, 3 years old. Dress red and red.
r. b. Cheatham's b. b. by Second Albion,
dam by Emilus years old. Dress white
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ChicnpO Markets.
Cincinnati Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-FlOur, spring extras 81 25CG
10. Wheat 92EG93s.c. Corn 66l G66Ec. Oats
3sa3sl+c. Rye 66[c Barley 92G95c. Highwines
81 Is. Sugar, Cuba l3ka14Lc. Pork 500 81.
Lard 16E1 Bulk shoulders 1881.
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Bargains in Boulevard skirts at the
Trade Palace, No. If Public square.
oct @9-E
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BLANKETS and Flannels, very cheap, at
the Trade Palace, No. IA Public Square
oc2S-tf
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SUMMARY.

FIRST RACE, Association Purse $1OO-mile dash
Zeb Wards b. f Mandsne by Lexington, dam by
imp. Hooton, 3 years old.
R. B. Cheathams CT. I. by Brown Dick, dam by
Hiawatha, years old. observation-disclosures.
A Turner's Orchards 4 Kilgours) Oh. C. John
Kilgour by Mickey Free, dam by Glencoe,
wears old Observation-Disclosures.
Zob Wards b. g. Morgan Scout by Hunters
John Morgan, dam Lizzie Morgan by Glencoe,
oil
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CriminaICourt Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Charles f Dig
CONS a candidate for reelection Clerk of the
Criminal Court Of Davidson county, at the March
election, 1870 I'd
Hugh ". FriZzell is q candidate for Clerk OF the
Criminal Court, at the ensuing March election.
Ocl6 II
We are authorized to announce J. T. Higgins as
a candidate for Criminal Court CLERK, at the ensu-
nag March election.
We are authorized to announce ". NJ. Stephens
a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the en-
suing March election.
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FANCY dress silks. very low, at
G. RICE & Co. 5,
oc29-lw No. 60 College street.
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Circuit Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce David g. Love as
a candidate for reelection to the office of Circuit
Court Clerk fer Davidson county, at the ensuing
March election.
We are authorized to announce Isaac IittOn as 8
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the ensuing
March election.
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CALL at Dortch & Haddox and see the
curiosity, corner College and Union streets
oc29 -
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C the burden Of it's redemp'

m. fat that NV sueh increase the burden Of it's redemp
tiun would also be- enhanced. A.. Vast are
Te entire South and many portions OF the 'a ho
80, ,ot i'm need of the facilities ana advantages 70 DO
ii. rived from properly organized BANKING lItaratev
.a.puug measures 10 supply thelr wants, ~ snecie
d y of which WOuld be TO hasten the return lie In
a. yuehts Ia the manner haloateg, Of the legal ten
crease of bank nctes and the absorption % wv iS a.
49,. notes As the former increased the ialtoI
nui,h As lawful money became scarce lts vaiuo WIN
b enhanced aud would gradually P 1920 ,bronob
"a IA gold Thus specie ments may " ItdOHeu tIIOuh
tnt agency OF the national banks anu V 'ho " " 49,
d. rural causes. The process VIII not DC 5apu VI els
Ic ecause t will ia all its stages, ana III all It's de
a., he Governed bv sound principles and conform 10 es
lailSurd laws AT the same the 'he pehehIs anu ~
vintage, OF the national banking system WOuu griuu
b.,uue more equally dhused uhtI All secIOhs Hp1lu
Ia, MN .t Then lust and equal share, appOrtOued beyond
caNll or objection because regulated Oy the acIu" U
,,,,,rt.n,uf- If bu-iuess While free banking may thus
s.diuoUtd only upon the withdrawal ana cahcelatOh
M LEGAL lender dollar for every dollar Of bank currency
. red free banking upon specie basis may also DE per
itcl with equal safety and without delay: WIN u1
49, Property adjusted banks may he estaDusneu WIN
authority tissue and pat n circulation gOld ~
lang the amount only by the AFFINITY OF the panhs
. upy with the conditions, ana 10 leueeul
.ui ISSUES. Some provision OF this klnd is proO5uy
necessary IN order supply the Pacific ana gOu p0llc
States with paper currency. circulating mou,tin,
eurdpDr and HUFo convenient thAn COIL nas rhtH
been a necessity those States, and would uhaouoG
rd, do much promote activity, enterprise ana uele
uptluut Experience has demonstrated 10 leh el
exclusively OF specie Is hot 0AOLni'
FROM tlr fluctuations ~ which money ana .iaue @ rio
subject and has awakened Az anAle'S vi ' -
-uhirci when may lead the introduction OF paper
a.uury ~ Hr opportunity is afforded by the csIapush
airut banks specie basis the RESUMPTION "a sPoS
,ruts s Only anticipated, and familiarity WIN goIu
urs NIll much 10 relieve the subject OF tne HJslcIy
ah watch % - &soucidied ID lhe ullhus "a DdiS in
"a forward 10 the day when unlfUrm values snail again
F,vil N uy be thai. By wise legislation now, bank
= - stem can established. truly national III It's chaI
i and s,uI, which Viii furnish sound currency VI
uDifo.r y,lAr ul every State Of the Union -
uILAND l.. uULBCRD, Controller OF the Currency
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRr. SATURDAY. Dec. Isco.

y 4,
Next Tuesday will be a busy day for the real
s,a,e auctoneers Messrs. Mallory Blackwell adver
se peremptory sale at the Exchange of "a Prospect
PARK lots Messrs johnson Miller, same day, 100 Brook
lyn lots; Messrs Muller, wilkins & Co. the leasehod
premises No. u Norh Washingtcn.square and Mr.. ].
Cole at the Commercial Exchange No. 800 Fulton.st,
Brooklyn, q Prospect Park lOts Here certainly Is INC
chance "a buy Brooklyn property.
MIR William H. RaynOr reports the sale OF 20 lots on the
cast side 81 between One hundred-and-thir
teenth and One-hundred carbohydrates. - on the
former street and on the latter), for $4,000
W. sr, also informed by Mr.. RaynOr that Mr.. Amos r.
Ruo has inst sold full lot on the south side Of Fifty
sixtls as feet west of Fthave., for $4,000 We are
constrained 10 say that the price is several thousand dO-
lars more than last springs figures.
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TIIE COUBTS.
QUEENS COUNTY COURT AND COURT OF sEs-

QUEENS COUNTY COURT AND COURT OF SEs-
SiONS.
The Queens County Court and Court OF SEES
sDo tIC Hon. JOuu j. Armstrong, County Judge pre-,
siding, Outing the past week convicted ana seht.Iceu
lie following prisoners: Joseph Hart, burglary uIee
iplcurs State Prison % years; George W Barf!oh
turgl.rv months; Bennett Chrlsuansoni Dul-
gar,, years months; john Menshne Assault WIN
Han>aughtCr third degree, years months mlchael
COuOIy, assault and battery, nned vs. James IioopeI'
nirkp,ekrt wears months; john Reme, assault with
intent 10 Kill months; Patrick ana JOhh DaleS
dcfacng umbstOues AZ cypress Hlils cemetery Iheu
to1 cI. James Ayres assault and battery, $50; John
Damn. violating The Excise law, SIS; VIM. Campbell as
Slt aud battery, SIS The court VIII meet AGAIN lnls
morning The Grand Jury found l6 indictments for vari-
Uus
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

The motion 10 quash the Indictment found
against Frederick Bauer the lottery dealer was denied
- Joseph PrOveuZan, who had pleaded guilty TO deal
ing in counterfeit money and IN whose case mitigating
circumstances eNsted was sentenced TO two years I'M
ursoumeut at avd labor the Kings County Peniten-
Vincent de Lorenzo, indicted for dealing III coun-
rlcIt money, pleaded guilty, and was remanded Tor
trial.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Altered Tobacco ErGUdS.-Wlllam Ochs, q
tObaccoust at No BeaveTst brought before Com
missioner Shields Saturday charged with having
Oi ed keep the proper account books required 10y
law. Hc discharged on his own recOgnzance 10 ap
pear for an examination Oh the 9TH inst.
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uNITED srATEs DISTRICT COURT

The SIX CaSe.-In this case IN which the
Government sought to have about $4,000 worth OF silk
ribbons condemned the grOundOf the exporters having
uueryued their invoices the jury, after beng out
hours, and finding II Impossible TO agree were Ills
charged.
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SHIPPING NTELLIG ENCE.
December 4
PORT oP ERW.YORE...

CLEARED. -,-.., ,,..
R H. Nsby Phillips savannah; Mergeda Sartey Fernandna
Fla Huntsville Crese savannah; G knSli penl %
Sesesbs iadIa ayey San Jsei9to AKIN. ss-
yannah AeosPat Rector Rec ao NEW eSSd e Sbems Couch
Norfolk Mississippi lIsrdy NeSOsaas; y Lo c 5
chester wilmington n G; Arizona MAuray AspnWAni OV :"
hsc pf iaT Tsroek glasgow: Altoona Hamilton GLASGOW
Escort, wbtmsu Bristol Bng John Bryant h"mes San fr-n'eo
BsE-RTmns PERI Gloucester Bug L. ThienP.nn Sordeo'
ho Philadelphia AIea Bresn. Gibraltar and m-IAe' D"O'
cpe I'D Nearev Palma Mslcrca; LuD Reese Liver
pool n S Blanche Hines Liverpool y 81 kiada summer D'N
ScRrs9Ocesn Star wOoiman Norfolk Ella Howell Roberts
Nassau; Brilliant Bethel Nassau; Keokuk Gates 81 Johns T. X
L"nss son n , u N plsTa Bnlsrd ellington; e. A.
johnson Maeee Washington " G.; Nre sHson CDA'e'"h' "
Ward, MarabbAU
Steamship Geo Washington Gagsr Ssrores1' oa' 'A' '"
;s,%.sg E K"2 S cos P SssSsh 1
Ship Ri5Sda Begsn from Bristol Bug which arrived o. and an
ebored Sandy Hook sailed for Philadelphia on The ah
Bari Pierre Kuype FAk Tagusrog Aus 70 via Oon'AHu'OP'
BsS Alice Tsntes Nichols Dordect Holland % days ballast
Bsrt Roedal. Lewis Malaga g. and Gibraltar g. fruit
B BsIt n as ms' Richie Rio jsnsra s. ds,
B Bar, E E. Sg s"si G Psa.scc Nov So 70
BaG James E. Brett, Cutting Liverpool ~ dave De',,
BnS Croeus, Coburn, Bangor lumber
Big Paragon, Sbue Bangor; lumber
Scbf ADA, Reiyea 81 John, n b Il days. Abs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT am CoAsrvisE
Ellep Bsrpes Providence J. Paine Portsmouth
Cbsri, Willie Roeklanl. Iirhthoa, Boeklauu.
Auerrsu Esre Ellsworth Petrol Bath.
F'y Roson Storm, Portland. Ct
L.. erue, New-Iiaven. Liberty, Norwich
n Diamond Providence Manner Greenwich
American Chief Rocklaud Telegraph bangor
Cicero Portland CT J,r. Rogers, Portland, c.
Rs1ner Grespport j.. a. Borden. FAN River
Albert Mason, kockport Me. Da'llson bHdgrfoII
NJ Smith, Portland, c. Ner F4H l3yeT'
George, RocklaUd Nsrnl.lnu fr',heuct
X b. nj New Bedford. l. Bay is. New Haven.
n Hobart = H. Thomas Portland, Ct
Mercer. Bridgeport " D. borlen' ffo'uen'e'
MARY Weaver, Boston NerahlA ifuNIueho+
Kate Grant Ellsworth NJ. L. Bartlett, NorSalE
Helen, Eew-liAyen. faran. bangor
Young Teazer, Boston. fair WIND. NoNleh.
David s Sner, Philadelphia v SHARP. Boston
Ada s. Allen, Addison. Ssht buiion' stanford
susan Bosiou Warren Blake Calais
Matte Holmes, BangO. ; G. Morton. F"flHnr ~
Mojesty New Haven Trade Wind. kocklaud.
Iucy Ames Rowland = hckersou Boston
Alexandra, New Haven. NGut!us hOcAiaHL
Gen Banks. Calais haguei, Bangor.
B. Wooster, CALAIS
SAILED.
Sts.mthps-Cty Of Dru France for Liverpool: Coumba
for Gasgow London; Arizona, for AspnwaA CITY OF
Mexico COTies aud Mississippi for New Orleans
Naruua Galveston san Jenio and Huntsville for
Savannah Ellen Tey Newben SC Champion for Charles
tou; Isaac Bel. for Norfolk Ge.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON 4-The HGmmona IRON New NOTf
arrived a this port at "A m. yesterdar.
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Z e. DISTRICT COURT-TN BANKRUPTCY.
DISCHARGES an MISUNDERSTANDING the week
ending on the 4th discharges IN bankruptcy were
recrIN ed lbs j. PI q Rouse, william Willard, John T.
Riduer aud Samuel U. Rockwell
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MathIn,rp.

A ENGINES, Boilers, Steam and Hydraulic
IA. Pumps Tools and Machinery and secondhand BOUGHT
SOLD and EXCHANGED. - .- .
CHAS. PLACE q Co., 60 Veseyst., n. y,
~ POR SALE large assortment Of SECONDHAND MA
CHINERY Of all kinds send for printed list
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Fort @aIotus Hunu.

NEV.YOhK,
POET.wLRDENs OYTck. Nc. % William g.
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, in accordance with
~ Section passed Auul H. 1881 entitled ~ hotto
Port Of New lork n All versions
the subject matter OF sueh inquiry
that oVwibg undeT eIAmn
within thS Dose On beard sS
steamship Fah hee..s.s =
steamship ''Jersey
baTk Magma Charta.......
Bu-
Brig Weller. T.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06
6itp gtal estate for Salt.

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HOUSE stuated West Twenty arstst. near M house
the complete early DAY.
Inquire sfHOMBR MORGAN. Finest u6Osl
EOR SALE at n Great Bargain - Boulevard
Eevenths One handredsbd hiy second 81
MOST BLiGIB LOCATED ground rea1y for baBg f0T psTe-
ulars apply TO HOMER MORGAN. PiBsE Q6OD