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6r III one O'Clock To-Iuorrozs. -
YNlIE Official Drawing Of the Delaware a souh
n Caroline LOTTERY, Extra, Glass No. nc. will be-
received u BIGGER. -
81 No. Lottery, 8 drawn ballots
Capitals rs 600, 1850, q Of 900, 5 ot 400, al
zoo 10 Of 5000, 80 of 100. &c. DC. -
Tickets 50, Halves so, Quarters Is cts--ros
SAFE Nv the Lottery 81 Exchange Office of
W., T.B. 9IG GER.
", mere the Capital Prizes ssld end paid ct
dec 80
, Next Lotteriesl
TO-MORROWt
ne drawing OF the Delaware aud South Carolina
Lottery extra class No. fo,l will be received
81 .Nianber Loffer,,Gs dra,cn 6aries,
capitals: $4,000, 1859, q of 1000, S of 400 & ~
500 % of 200 80 of 100, SC. dc.
Tickets only S3-Quartcrs rs els.
ON SATURDAY.
Tie drawing of the New York Consolidated Lot,
tefy' Extra Glass. No. 10, viii bo reccived--6O num-
teIs, 10 druwn--containing 100 cap,fnT urizes a.
monest which tie following:-SI5 600. 5000.
5000, $500, of 600, and numerous other hand
some prizes, amounting to 1876 $780, -,
W In tins lottery there are 1880 prizes and on.
ly $500 blanks =
Tickets 50, halves so, quarters l S5.
ON TUESDAY! -
The drawing of the Union Canal LOTTERY. No IN
VIII be reoeived-6O numbers, 10 drawn-Capitar
prize $50 oCO p'''N
Tickets 10 dollars halves s. quarters SO. eiuh,hs
| %. - s"''''
Tickets and shares in all the above Lotteries f.,
sale at LAMBEKT'S Fortunate Office.
dc Cots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30

TO OF SUI, TO OF 4UO, 20 OF 800 90 of 900 10 of
100, 80 of 60, SO of 10, &c. &c.
Whole tickets $40, halves 5. quarters so.
For chances call or send your orders to Yates 4.
Mcintyre, Richmond Virginia
dec 80 YATES & MCINTYRE Mannners
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$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE

Sixty NuMRfR LoTrrsY-TLS DAWN BAtLoTs
II INlON. CANAL. LOTTERY Class No Is DAVIS in the
city of Philadelphia Saturday JANUARY 2d and the
oihcal drawing TO be received by BIGGER The TUESDAY
following at one pclS. Splendid capitals: $50 600 $40 oO1
$1,000 5000 &c &c &c Tickets So Halves 81 Sus,
ier 50 5O-fo sale III the great VARIETY al the oe
a"u ENCndpge Ohce of THO. Ii. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
- Where in ie last class this favo,e To,,e5v
dec 28-ts - - $50
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FOR LIVERPOOL

FOR LIVERPOOL,
,-kp~ The fine fast sailing Ship ANACRE
LIN ON, Capt. LENox, lying at Bermuda
ET1W HundrodIpaIi Of her cargo being e en-.
- gagged, she win meet with the uimos,
despatch For freight apply to Maxwell Trokes,
or 10 KERR, CASKIES 81 70
Few hampers OF excellent Lancashire Potatoes,
CT SAID snip Tor sale dec 2-uS5wts
FOR LONDON,
In The superior coppered ship UNITED
,IL~I& STATES, Gro. WfNsoR Master IN
AI21l1S load Immediately at CITY Point. For
- freight of roo bales cotton, apply to
dec SI-5t e. PALMER.
NEW YORK LINE.
RICHMOND P%cksr rSsS Ksar1 tp Mss. SFI 70,
XM ssa. or passage having superior sscorpao
-SAe1raa Dock, OF to " "S
dec at D4vENpoRT, ALLES GO.
IT'HE subscriber being present unemployed would ssdy
Vicinity fn Merchants Doctors, Mechanics or Others who
wish aid I'd ~ that way GRO. GREGNHoW
ITNIIE Subscriber having come to n deteTmnsiion
to do aud transact her own business takes iris
method OF iorcwarnng all persons Of paving any rents
OF other debts due me to any person whatever with
out order, as withdraw all agency or power Of ar
torney 70 any person, and respectfully invite on who
may be indebted to for rent ofmy dover or others
w'sc, to come forward and 1t have far settle
mont and hope they viii be obliginp as 10 cali
or me- and save tho trouble Of calling on them
7 have good fertile farm for rent IN HIanoyc.
near Oxford convenient to Fall Mils well adontca
20 grow tobacco with good orchard
dec 2l-eo3l JUDITH WINSTON
SALT.-40O0 bushels Eis6a1 Ssii on board ssiz,,r-
y William Aepy, (Csp, Dovesl yin he okl low u l,kra
from the vessel kktgfsl " F az ~ 80, =
dec "a -
COTTON B.4CON.
l7 Bales t9osIy sqoss,l q ce,o, o., 5000 ibs cfv-y
dec "A - ~ D'.' 600 :" 80 - jay w,x,a.,x
- WANTS. faNAt JUL fFtets,s =; tive s,,.cr
- pef fresh soaay 81 swaa.s tare.la
SMOKED BEkF.--s0O Toe. Smekod Dee7 ~,
- received, for tale hy
ENocH = CoURTNBY.
nova = Dlasa q. opposite to Old Narl,s.
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SCHEME.

Grand and Slendid Scheme. for the .Neso Year.
Union Canal, No. 5, to be drawn 2nd Of Jannn-
iry-60 numbers. with 10 drawn ballots br which IN.
holder Of package of 30 whole, (which cost 5000
must draw 500, reasing half and with chance
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MANAGERS OFFJcr-

u.
NEW York Consolidated, Extra No. is to be
IN drawn in New York TO DAY, the both 60
numbers, with 10 drawn ballots by which the holder
of package Of % tickets, which cost Sl0o, must
draw $50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30

ENOR sale or hire, Negro Girl accustomed 10 house
n work. Apply q, Lis Oficr. dec 2o--6t
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NEW YORK LINE.

VHNHE subscriber being present unemployed would eldy
undeuase the collection Of Debts this Civ aud ,he
Vicinity, for MerchanS Doctors, Mechanics or others vino
wish aid ~ that way. C;Efy C,REFNtgfe
dec 27--eO3i
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The Hon. Mr.. Rusu. the Agent ofthc Corporation
Of Washington, for that purpose, has completed Oh,
negotiation Of a oau in Europe, for One Million q
Dollars To- pay IS subscription TO the Stock OF tia,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
Feather Beds and
Feathers.

A.IEA.%A% EAETNE.
X EEPS constantly on hand at No ,.
IN Charles stI eet, quantity of best
live Geese and Fowl Feathers. and Fc,th
or beds, from the first quality to the loves,
priced; also, al assortment of mattresses, Of
all kinds. Nav IA, ls2o--Iy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
ErankliM Observatory.

T,HE subscribers have the satisfaction Of
l. informing the public and visiting stran
gers, that on Monday the 2sth instant, they
will open The OBSERVATORY for the
reception of Company. The proprietors have
spared no expense in order TO render this Es-
tablishment as convenient and comfortable as
any other of the kind in this or any of the
neighboring States. The Observatory is de.
hghtfully situated on the Hill, at the South
east part of the town. and on ono OF the finest
sites in New England; commanding broad
and extensive view of the snrrognding ocean
and country. There are connected with this
resort, two BowIiNo ALLIYsand a long range
OF beautiful WALES. The buildings and into.
rior accommodations are 6Dished ln q superb
style, where select parties can be furnished at
all times, with separate and private rooms
In one of the upper stories there $ erected a
first rate billiard table, connected with which
is an Extra Bar Room, which together with
the Public Bar Room on the frs, story, will
always be supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and every other LUXURY usually eallso for al
similar Establishments
MIR BuRpIcK. one ofthe concern, occupies
the TEA~HoUSE, contiguous tt the
Observatory, which will also soon DO re,dy
for the reception of company. MIR. B With
the aid of n sufficient number OF suitable 10
sistants will take all possible pains TO accom-
modate those who may be pleased to patron
lze tho Observatory
CLARKE BURDICK,
THOS. STACEY, Jun.
Newport, april 10TH 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
M8W GOODS

ID OSE. light blue, French grey, brown
III battiste for dresses.
Italian nct--grsen, jet, blue, black, pur-
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw,hght blue ,Acrophans grapes
Black Italian, gros 10 Nap, leyaptiue,
Synchaw Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen of all widths.
Irish Linens. German g. Russia diapers
Rouen Cassimeres, drlllings, black last
ing, Circassans,
Superior Suspenders, Gloves, hosiery,
English ginghsms Of fashionable style,
Fine white gauze flannel,
A great assortment of muslin Capcs and
Collars; fancy silk, gauze and baregc bkis
and Scaris.
A Agreat variety Of Combs. linen cambric
hdkfs. &c.
Large black, scarlet and white merine
Shsws OF good quality and fashionabl,
borders. with great variety of smalle
size, to be sold at New York prices. Th,
above with great variety of other Goods
which are coming to hand almost daily frcn
New York, will be sold at very low prices
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
may 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber informs his old Gus
l. toners and the public, that he contin
ues to Card Sleeps Wool of all grades.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11

JOB WORK executed in q satisfactory
naaleI q, tass Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
VIM. Il. Melville,
XiN Plate Worker.
No. l62, TNan,es Street.

No. l62, Thames street,
HoSriNrEst TO carry on the above busi.
~ ness as usual, aud keeps constantly on
hand, a general assortment ofTIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market and positively viii sell them 40
low as can be purchased in the State. not
excepting of pedlsrs; those who wish 10
encourages their own townsmnp, will do
well to call aud satisfy themselves Of the
truth of Tins assertion.
Merchants and pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, ~ low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
epce 10 cash.
0FThose indebted by Motto or Book
account, Of more than three months stand
ing, are requested TO settle the same on or
before the Let of May next. mar. 26,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
Approved, 24h February 1929.

AN ACT providing for the printing and bind.
ing sixty thousand copies of the abstract oC
Infantry Tactics. including mannuvres of
Light Infantry and Ritlemen, and for ether
purposes
BE !: epactsf by he Senate and Hgu,c of
PepreSE1tnttres of the Gtriifsa sIAfo~ ci .s'so,-
lcd iA Congress assembled. That the SeCre-
tary Of War be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed, 10 contract with billiard, Gray
{. Co. Of Boston, or soma other person or per
sons, Cor printing, binding and delivering, six
~ thousand copies of the Abstract Of Infantry
Tactics, including exercises and mNnmuvrcs
of Light Infantry and Rihemon, for the use of
tho Militia Of the United States. Also, five
thousand copies Of system Of exercise and
instruction Of Field Artillery, including man
Guvres for Light or Horse Artillery, as re-.
ported by the Secretary oi war, on the eighth
Of January, eighteen hundred and twenty sew.
en-, agreeably TO the proposals of said Hilliard,
Gray Il Co made to the Secretary Of War,
dated on the twenty seventh of October eight.
cen hundred and twenty soven, in their spec.
linen marked Band when so printed, bound
and delivered, the Secretary of War is hereby
directed To apportion the same among the sew.
erai States and Territories and in the District
of Columbia, for the use of the militia thereof
according to the lumber Of the militia in each
lunbia; and TO forward TO the Chief Mag gstrate
nf each State and Territory the number allow.
cd to such State and Territory as aforesaid
to be by said Chief Magistrate distributed a.
mong the officers of the Militia Of such State
or Territory for their use, and the use ofihei,
SUCCESSORS in Office, under such rules and reg.
plntions as they may direct. And the Sccrc
tary of War will cause tho number of copies
apportionad to Tho District Of Columbia, To be
distributed among the officers Of the militia
in the District, under such Rules and Rsgu-
lations as may be prescribed by the President
of the United States
SEC =. ind be ufurther enacted, That the
SUM of fourteen thousand seven hundred and
ninety dollars is hereby appropriated out OF
any money in the Treasury not otherwise op.
propriatcd, to defray the expense Of printing
binding and distributing the sams.
Approved I'd Of March 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
Boarding and Day School.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

The eitisens Of .Nsrport are respectfully in-
formed,
THAT the School for Young Ladies,
Il formerly kept at No. 5, Washington
square, is removed to No. 1913, Thames.
street.-The second quarter will com.
mence on the first day of June, at which
time, all who design TO attend the summer
term, are expected to be prosent.-Young
ladies' from, tho country, can be boarded in
the family Of the Governess, on the most
reasonable terms. Those who wish to
learn Music, can have the use Of a fine
toned Piano Forte, Guitar, or double Flag
olet, without any additional charge. For
the character of this School, and the ed-
vantages TO be derived from the new and
interesting mode Of communicating infor.
nation in tho solid and ornamental branch
es OF EDUCATION, the citizens are referred 10
the Rev. ) WnEAToN, and Rev. J. o.
CuoULEs, of Newport.
NAV Ia, 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11

attending the gun aud blacksmith shops
five thousand dollars.
For expense of transportation and dis
trbution OF Indian annuItles, nine thou
sand dollars.
For expense OF provisions for the Indians
at the distribution OF 'nuties, while ON
visits OF business with the different super
Intcndcnts agents, and when specially as
sembled OH pubic business, ten thousand
dollsis.
For expense attending the visits ofsuch
Indian deputations TO the Seat OF Govern
ment AS il may be deemed necessary to
authorize, five thousand dollars.
For expenses incurred by the Marshal
of the Michigan Territory, and authorized
by the War Department, in conducting The
prosecution against the Winnebagoe In.
dians at Du Chen, in one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight one thousa nd
eight hundred dollars.
For contingencies of Indian Department,
twenty thousand five hundred and fifty dol,
lars.
For expenses incurred by the exploring
party of indians under the control OF Cap.
tain henncrly, in the year eighteen hun
dred and twenty eight, in addition TO the
sum VI hiteeH lnOuSaDu uOIldfs, heretofore
appropriated the sum of seven thousand
and one hundred sixty eight dollars, and
thirteen cents.
For the purpose o. purchasing such re
| .eryation OF lands as are yet claimed by
indians. or Indian couDtrymen, within the
limits Of the State of North Carolns, by
virtue OF treaties made by the United
States with the Cherokee Indians, The sun
of twenty thousand dollars, which sum OF
, such part theseof as may be found neces
sary, shall be applied, under the direction
of the president of the United Stalcs, 10
the purpose aiosesaid, and to no other pur.
pose Whatever.
To enable the President Of the United
States TO extnguish the title of the Della.
ware Indians To their reservations IN Ohio.
aud 10 aid them in their removal west Of
the Mississippi, under the provisions Of tho
treaty of ST. Mary's eighteen hundred and
eighteen, six thousand dollars.
For compensation to the Indians in o.
ho, for depredaticns committed upon their
property by white citizens, under the in.
tercourse law, one thousand five hundred
and thirty nine dollars and twenty FIVE
cents.
Approved, 24h February 1899.
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Cloth Dressinq.

He also continues TO Dye g. Dress Wool
len Cloths Of every description, real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
He will also manufacture Wool into yarr
or cloth, all which will be done speedily,n
a superior style, and on the most rsssona
BILE terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
UJArticlcs intended to be sent to the Fac
tory, may be loft with Geo. Knowles or job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Amy, Little.
Compton,; Poleg Cory, Tiverton; or jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry. May 81, 1899
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REMOVAL.
DANIEL GCEF,

~~.~ - y
Respectfully informs his friends and The
public,
THAT he has removed from Bannister's
n wharf TO the Bake House in Broad
street, formerly occupied by Moses g. w.
Thurston, directly opposite the Hay Scales,
who're he intends carrying on the
.ANn.%G. ,ETsn%NSso
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
and where may be had at any hour in the
day the following kinds of BREAD, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginger
bread, hard and sof: Crackers, New York
do; ship and Pilot bread, sugar and mo.
lasses Cookies; Buns, tea rUsk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
&c. &c &c.
Mr.. GEoRoE w. STANnopE, at the cor
ner of Bannis,er's wharf, will be supplied,
for the accommodation Of customers re
siding in that vicinity with the above ar.
ticles every morning, where they may be-
bought at the same price as at the Bake
House.
Stores and families, in any part Of the
town, can be furnished from his cart, with
apy articles in his line.
WEDDLVG C.3RES, warrsn,ed of the
first quality, made TO order.
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An ACT making appropriations for the cree

An ACT making appropriations for the cree.
tion and completion Of certain Barracks and
Quarters, and for othor purposes.
Re Il enacted by the Senate and House If Re
presentgficeS Of the U4nted states If 3meried
an Congress assembled, That the following
sums be, and the same arc hereby. sppropria.
ted, II wit
For the erection of tower at Bayou Dupre
Louisiana, sixteen Thousand six hundred and
seventy seven dollars and forty one cents
For the erection OF barracks for ono compa
ny at Forl Sullivan, Passport, Maine, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For the erection ofnew barracks and quar-
ters at Fort Trumbull, New London, Connect
.cut ten thousand dollars.
For tho erection Of new barracks for one
company at Fort Severn, Annapolis, Mary.
land, five thousand dollars.
For the erection of now barracks for tive
companies at Fort Winnebago, at the portage
OF tho Fox and Ouisconsih rivers, ten thou
sand dollars.
To complete the barracks, quartermaster &
store houses at Fort Crawford, Prairie du
Chien, ten thousand dollars
For the repair Of the marine barracks a.
the Navy Yard in Washington, three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For the construction Of new wharf at Fort
MrHonry, Baltimore, Maryland, one thousand
i've hundred dollars
For the construction of new wharfat Fort
Constitution. Portsmouth, New. Hampshire.
six hundred dollars
For the construction ofa new wharfat Fort
Delaware, Delaware, two thousand dollars.
Sec g Ind be Il further enacted, That the
several sums hereby appropriated shall be paid
out OF any money IN the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated
Approved, I'd March, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
BY AUTHORITY.

LAws or TUE UNITED STATES PAssEp At THE
SECOND sEssIoS OF rHE IwENriEru
CONGRESS-.
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III s, n xNs Z nc NWa,
Port or JSfCH,MOND.-
ARRIVED,


Sch Planter Philips days from New York. with sundfes
10 Davenport, Allen Oils Dunlop co, l. Webb co,
NJ Mitchell, 70 Poore, Gray 81 Iaukcy w hcou, ID Wei
Ter, Holt, j. CO. BIeytoii G rif Hubbard s. Gardner
No'ham " Mc'ruder W u & Crane Parker, G II Nit
cheil, w Allison, Cshman & Andrew & e. A Warwick u
Burr RAYMOND IL Brothers, Converse Sarvay Porter &;
Heldep WarrocE- NJ WcareI, McKldoe. Dcvcreauy.
billiard. b Abbott 81 w CLARK ID Timhcrlake, !
smith, w g. kyle& co. Hall a. Moore lay G Hendree,
lonPklns Il Fisher, and to order.
Schr Plutarch Taylor from Baltimore, via Norfolk, with
dries, to Caughan ~ Waihall, Johnson g. Son. Iucke
y 9Izs II biamire, w VI Swoope, Scott 81 Fry Webb s.
co; > u Cosby !. 81 Hubbard, Manning
ci "'iHnda, tfrftOrd 6 ddvs from IrOvidence, ballast.
Schr Convention Mocock. from Chckahomany.
Schr Hero, Chat,iu. from Portland, ballast.
Schr Chariot, Smith, from New York ballast.
Roulclt, IT,
Schr Eu'crPrize, Bust, from Newport baiias,
Schr Charles k'ug Smith from Care Iie!orrr,, ballast
Schr Atlas, Towers. from Ncw York with ballast
Sshr American tare ROSWELL from York RIyec, with wheat
and corn. to Workman & Mc(irudcr
Schr Farmers Fancy, -. from York Rlrrr with wheat
and corn, TO Workman & Mct;ru5 cr and 10 master
foord
Lighter Phrnix, -, from Petersburg wiz, -four the
ship Indian Chief has arrived al City Point
SAILED.
Schr Two Sisters, Hooper, for Norfolk with -four.
Schr Chesterfield, Brasion, for New York, with coal.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2t.-Arr shin Hudson. Cha1nvin from
London July 20h, Lands End 2lh July Is, Sicily f. 20
miles spoke ship Plato of Portland % ds James River
Same day, American ship standing East with FF he
France. Funk N her foretopsaI Aug fifth, 81, lat 49,
long IS, spoke brig Columbus 81 d st Tbes for Portsmouth
NIL Passed. day ship Mordocai London City
Point Arg ~ lat q? 10 long go 43, spoke ship Isaac Hicks
81 lis I'm IIavre, for NYork
Iegraptei ship Isaac Hicks IN Liverpool Ship Colossus
fin Liverpool Two ships-one brig-ihrec schrs.
The Andes, FIN Richmond, at Helvoet July II.
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Loaelon Corn Erchonae .Trl, -

London Corn Erchnnge, Jr!Y IT.
We have had very moderate supply of English Whca, this
week nor has the arrival of Foreign So arge as of a
and lie weather continuing very Unsettled the trade is briser
Is morning aud fine samples ready sale al an ADJ acc
o ia per quarter.
IovDoN, July 1912 O'Clock The continual rain the,
daps The spirit of city Spectators present little or
nothng doing the Consoi market
LONDON, July I3ile Corn markets OWING to The heavy
rains have experienced Temporary animation The most
disastrous rtnors in ccuaIion during week relative
10 the which the crop pre-
sence OF disease which has aaly Appeared called
gum, and which, in instances has destroyed nearly
ne ear We were shown several instances of the thai;
mad been committed wheat just
promising ecs IN Essex, and which from the uperadded
causes OF the heavy rains and the exposure CT the
EsVfh aspect exhibited the discoa2!ng expectation.
we nave heard also vi similar appearances HeFlforShi.e
and In the ne!2htornoOh of tlorslan in Susv-hu from ali
accounts that have clet from more % mites
PiTenlif,y m suffolk Norfolk and Canhrdgeshii,
Wiling 10 nope these appearances
cases good deal OF has been laid by rains
which with few excepous) by an recoyar
able conon. In Scotland, regret find tina, the evil
committed by the wheat Gy is alluded viii, more confidence
From u, Lonio" fem Price Current cfJnlyI7.
Tohac coThe only sale export this week is parcel If
Maryands, about so hhs for Portugal The purchases cr the
home trade incausidesabc
tonon1he market is steady, but tire sales are rot
Heve the buyers waiting te event s tie India House
VIE purchases this week $3.50 Bengal 80 Add I70 Srat
3i-2 AID; 20 New Orleans, Sid, 2iO Egyptian 6gd.
KIyGsTow, Jam) July SYc regret 20 observe ina, le
George the touth we'd here yesterday, from Ihn.ae
btdrst Flour and high The date % ling
but large mporatons daily there United
States The of this market ,iusye clcuied
single barrel Small sales effected er,;v
pounds We however, happy state, that ground proy
SONS and vegetables OF all kinds abundant, although
slIsahy emIsncsd by the SCARCITY and high oAour