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Chicago. whose existence was unknown ten years
ago. and which had exported only $4,000 worth Of
produce previous to $50 ENJOY NJ healtlful
lucrative trade IN wheat t. the amount Of quite that
sum weekly During the first ten days of the pres nj
month less than 10000 bushels of wheat besides
large quantities of other property were shipped from
that port. Little Forte an,;er point IN Illinois,
few miles north of Chiago. has also exported largely
OF gram and there Is not race AT which vessels can
load with safety the west 81 )rc of Lake Michigan.
but what is contributing In the same manner To the
commerce and prosperity of THIS place by calling for
interchange of commodities
BY system of reciprocity at once broad. liberal
and comprehensive trad, wtl spring up all along
these American Mcdterraneans which in the lapse OF
few years will a>tonsh and bew .lder historians.
The general feature, of the pro luce and gram trade
have undergone material can-c unless il be Il
slight decline In prices. The factors holding prime
parcels of wheat refuse - cents. whlc inferior los
be Obtained at two three cents decline. Wabash
corn Is coming moderately forward and firm at bets.
81 is the top range for flour unless very choice. The
common rauge OF quotntons to-day has been S3 -
to the quotation named.-Nlc Yor. Erening Post.
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SUSPENSION Nj rNIsrRY - IMPORTANT
The following document sent by the House OF
Bishops 10 the Standing Committee OF this Diocese.
and by him transmitted To office for publication.
1t tells It's melancholy story and needs comment
from Us. The act of discipline wh ch 1t announced
wipes off from the cscutcheon of the diocese the STAN
by which has of late been sucd Bat let never
forget that the individual who Is the subject OF it
Bishop; and trust that while he lives
prayer Will tn offered up that his drgraGat.oa
in the church earth may be followed by that
pentancc which shall prepare han for homr and
brighter destiny in the church ab;Yc - EpiScopH
Record r, Oc,ojer -.
Sentence Of suspension passed upon tie Right Rer'al
Henry INich Ond.rdoak, D0ior IN Diriliiy, By
the House Of Bishops. IA GsAerdt Coarention
assembled, Ociober 2lNt, 1871:
The Right Reverend Henry Ustck Ondcrdonl,
Doctor in Divinity, having acknowledged himself the
cause of reprolch and injury - the chirc and having
submitted Himself 10 the jud- m n. Of the House
of Bishops in General Convention assembled.
the said House does hereby adud-,e that the said
Henry C>tick Onderdonk, Doctor of Divinity. be
suspended from all pubic exercise of the Office and
functions of the sacred ministry, and particular
from all exercise whatsoever of the Office and work of
bishop the church of God and does accord ngly
suspend the said Henry U,Ici Ondcrdonk. Doctor in
Divinity and declare him suspended from and after
the 2>t day of October. IN the year o our Lord one
thousand g hundred and foriy-to ffon II pubic
exercise of the office and fun o,.s oi the sld ministry
and from all exercise whatsoever of the Office and wor,
of Bishop in the Church Of God. the name f Tie
Father. and Of tac Son and Of the II y Ghost. Amen.
PHIL. CHASE, Senior Bishop
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final dissolution OF all things was at hand In a word
no language II sufficient express the confusion and
despair that tormentcd the minds Of these miserable
mor,als on this occasion. The general delusion was
indeed opposed and combatied by the discerning few
who endeavored to dpe these groundle>s terrors and
70 eace the njtions from which they arose, IN the
minds of the people. But their attempts inef-
fectual could the apPrehension> Of the supers,i
tous multitude be entirely removed before the end of
the century.
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10 be Il ard from.

GROWING ~ FEsNeH.--The Courier If NV Orleans
which is published in French, cx r JOY nj tic
result Of the Georgia election IN tie following terms
..GEORGlE = Ccc0-oco-,o-lo-io-toro roc, -.oo.'a.'
The figure OF rooster. GROWING CON lees the picture
Another IrURncANa-Ioss II he and ID true
ton Of Pyopefy-.-Wc learn FROM tie Western (aEo>
Expo:tor printed at Indcpcndcnce. IN jackson ~;
" that destructive hurricane VISITED ila, Iii #
the Safe ABOUT o'clock Of the nis's; e he 5h alt
lis effects were amcn.aby disastrous. Lat paper
says
1t came across tie prairie, and ,!c e.. VIC rrd OF
is effect. was at the Nilsson thru h'.cv ora ~
port, which ii injured considerable from vi Zee i
ras Led over oar county in r,r..i 81 DE-
STRIKING tic river sb,ui oar J.. # irli, ahr >. 80.
ety. a e. II. Halls Mil -: iayt .c.,a 81
M d wn the river ilr i,.iic~. huf - n" It,
not heard where il e ln.n a u. u r w.c', j. :
Il varied rol '.,r 10 ses,n lf'ir' i .,..ls IA id h,
and pursued a s.garis' direction
We gave tie fell w.ng lit q liz isllea AID 81 u :
ed
Mrs Mcin Livingston l.l!p': ar. S.oac. Do,
VI Kerr hid three ch lircn I'D ani ii nsc.f -fsa.-
H. wounded Mis-. Mary M1a.r.ts "a l5r. . tr n,
son near Wc,;ror.. wee Killed. i srs,.s r slolad
been moving n family to Iai'c. aad oaa.a osa.-
ste Owens landing. f;.ai d.. l. een
blown entirely away. Ihei.i4s = r. iiad y a.
houses and frn tnra lown OF and several = i Fl =
liz hadly cripi,d. Srinul l.a.n'"rt. IA %. &c.
zone, wifi. ai;i another p-rspl la.iy isrrsG. T.
Ready. horses. &c. hloan ri. = X n. t,. .f>.
Hsrin~. do and herself badly c-if -. Mr. nnear-
do and herself and nero cr,f,l,d. '4hir. Sc or
do. aid several Of Il family m. d. IT, Nor' o.
do Mrs Ru' lia-t. d.. 1-o.nns .rm.f'. 10. & =
Halls steam saw mill ref tp'ra r. Urls. ~ = al
houses blown ca' rely away--ll'n' airoa' -it'o
We have IL ard of several others ! ai.d ~, md
cd, and mich more property u; 4, ar IS "o' Irs's
RI ci,'ar-
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Missouri.

All the have Of the on election M Ills
State, is the following from the 81 us Reporter Of
Nov. 3.
The VOTE OF TIE CrTY.-Thr While vote OF the
city is for Polk 2,G~3. for Clay, $50 Wing MAJOR
1871 This is unexpected resGi. io the iicao'racy
The Wings claimed at least d q or u % majority.
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SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE,

SECkEIAKY OF STATES OFFICE,
Concord " H., Oct. 4, ISL (
Dsar :su-Yours of Sept 2'rd, has just been re-
ce.ycd. In reply TO your inquiries send you cx-
tracts from tie constitution of this State:
"And no prison shall be eligible to this cflicc, Gov
crnpr) unless the of his election. he shall have
Lecn inlabItan; of the State for years next
preceding. and unless he shall be Of the age of thirty
years: and unless hc shall, the time, have
estate of the value of five hundred p,nnds one half of
which shall consist of freehold in his right,
within the State aud unless he shall be of tic pro-
tesant religion" The constitution also provides,
That person shall be capable of being elected a
Senator who is not of the protcsan; religion, and
seized of freehold estate in his right. Of the val
of two hundred pounds, lying within the State,
who is not of the age ct thirty years, and who shall
not have been inhabltant o. this State for seven
year, immediately preceding his election, and at the
time thereof shall be lnhabtant IF the district oI
which he shall be chosen
The obnoxo features in our constitution, requir-
ing property qualification and that person should
be Of the protestant religion 10 be eligible to certain
Offices far from beng acceptable provisions TO the
democratic party of the State. They have for years
laborcd to obtain revision of our present const tu
tion for the purpose of striking from those obnox
and aniI-dcmocratIc provisions, but yet they
have been unable to succeed. The present consltu
ton pro: dcs "That alteration shall be made in
tins constitution before the shall be laid before
tie towns and uncorp grated places. and approved by
two-hrs OF the qualified voters present and voting on
tie subiec." Thus You viii perceive, that although
the democratic party have been for long time, and
are, in the asccndancy in ths State, yet the con
stuion cannot be amended, in the manner pone,
out IN TINT instrument, except by the consent of two
thirds If the of the State. The federal part,
have therefore had IT in tcr power 10 retain these %
noxIous provisions In Constitution and II is be
cause that party have, n. all times, when the question
has been presented TO the people, voted against any
version. that these still q
that Constitution.
Very respectfully, yours, &C..
TlIOS. T. TREADW ELL,
Secretary of State
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MLLrEisu.-'rhe following extract from Mo>lcim's
Ecclesiastical History under the head of the Tcn,h
Century presents fearful illustration of similar doc
trnes IN that age:
..Among the opinions which took possession of the
minds # men, none occasioncd such a universal pam
ic such dreadful Impressions Of and dsay
notion that now prevailed of the immediate APP
proach Of the day Of Judgment This notion. which
took Its rise from remarkable passage IN the Revc
atoms of ST. John and had been entertained by some
teachers the preceding century. advanced pub
hcly by many at this time, and spreading Itself with
amazing rapidIty through the European provinces At
threw them into great CONSERVATION and anguish.
They imagined that ST John had clearly oretold that
after thousand years from the birth of Christ. Satan
To BE- let loose from rs prison. Ani-chrst WAS 10
come. and the destruction and conilagra.on Of the
world To follow those great and terrible events.
Hence prodlgsou numbers of people ahand) ncd all
their civil connexions and their paternal relations
and giving over the churches and monasicrics all
their lands treasures and worldly effects repaired
with the utmost precipitation To Palestine where they
imagined that Christ would descend from heaven 70
Judge the world Others devoted themselves by SOL
and voluntary oath 10 the service OF the churches
converts and the priesthood, whose slaves they be-
came In the rigorous, sense of that word. per-
forming daily heavy tasks and all this from no.
ton that the Supreme Judge would diminish thell
sentence. and look upon them with u favorable
and proPltous eve. account Of their hay Ing made
themselves the slaves of his ministers
When eclipse of the happened 10 hS
visible, the cities deserted. and their miserable
inhabitants fled for refuge caverns. and hid them
selves among the craggy rocks. and under the bend
iny SUBMITS of steep mountains. The rich ATTEMPTED
bride the Deity and the sanity tribe. by rich dona
ton- conferred the sacerdo;il and monastc orders
who were looked upon as the immediate vicegerent
of heaven In many places temples, palaces and 10
bic cdlices, both public and private were suffered &
decay they were deliberately pulled down from no
ton that they were longer of any use, since th'
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"BEoTnER HINES. ~ correspondent has furnish
ed us with some facts Illustrating the scliiShne>s 81
the leaders of the second adventlsts. The wife f
aged cOlored man has given 5000 II the cause and
LEFT her family poor grocer Plea>an: street Dis
posed of about 500 IN the same way. and clrpea
ter on the Tremon. road gave like am unt-all he
had. Hines, II j. slid. has disposed Of considerable
quaint ties If old jewelry and Observation-Disclosures,
u; different stores in the city where they deal n
such articles. Several women who kent boarding.
houses have been induced dismiss tier former odg
ers and take second adyen.i>t~, free of cost and
have thereby great. embarra ,sed if not completely
ruined themselves. a pecuniary point of view. 1t
Is Il that Hines preached somewhere IN the city
last Sunday; but hc and his fllower> very secret
about their places of meeting. The public ind gna-
Ii Is 50 mucn excited against Hines that Te thin;
Il would no; be prudent for him to give general no.
tice of h.s novement>.-Bostos Post
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The Final Result.

To relieve the public mind from all suspense we are
able to state. from received by Yesterday even
ings mail. that New York has gone for James X.
pix and George VI. Dallas beyond all controversy.
North Carolina has probably gone f'r Polk, and New
Hampshire. also. by majority Of lo.Cc0 woes Tie
details and Growing reserved for the next paper.
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Gov. DoRR.-The father and mother of Gov. Dorr
have pcttoned the Rhode Island Legislature for the
release Of their The memorial was referred u
the "Conr'cis COMMITTEE, on the ground that porr
was convict, and that the sole object Of those who
pretended To be his friends, and for his
Liberation. was agitation and excitement. The pa
rents Il Mr. norr are respectable people a are N
the Safe, and natural affection would prompt them to
>ympath.se with Their unfortunate son. The insult
ing reference of their petition di>graces nobody bat
these who moved and voted FIR H.
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General stcioiriss..

The citizens Of Marion county and tie Safe at
large are respectfully invited TO attend On Sturdy
next a, l O'Clock. T. NJ, when grand lutte VII be
given in cozamemora;ion of the Democratic trim. n
for President and ice President.
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EpiTcRIAL DUEL.-ln the New Orleans Republic
can. OF the - ii ut. find stated that on the pre-
vIou> evening a hostile meeting tocl place on the
Mctar.e track. between two well known members of
the daily pres. Weapons. p.s;os distance. FIVE
PAGES. At the word. pistol missed fire: the 9TH
ers exploding. wounded his antagonist in The aldo
men and left thunb. Bad consequences not appre-
hended. The parties exchanged amcabe salutat,ons
and separated The name are not given.
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TH.: Clara K ,:sss.is sso.s.: s.Isg.ts
BLAST.
War Declared 90. .it>. sec-. -,rcc

EtRt-ff,N HORN -. IN ~. s -
. - W'rr Good ssif r
hH rmi'ted Z, uakr ecrs ihrg ~ his efn ~ r
aud % 4
have repaired lint about f. ift
mistaken. 1lr 81 hus-~ ~
r,ntsls 10 i~lNd -
t,aind rni
.i-' NJ -.
We nsr Tie airninn'i = ninrn 10 -'cl f ff
D.
II .. a-if
'rsai-, 81 .l'f Nhfh ~sIi. -eI ia ,t,r.s
~ tie Raai.
f<aas q. W..
~rk. Eitf..us.
witif ilr aienf'n ~ the = o.
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AETI,.IIsS s..s:sss.
+cst md c..:..,f IL -, 6 c..f.. ,

HER>. fpi ~ - psc,l af'ssate g. ~ isa. 80 80 .i-
IN Jlf- 81
with er s'FffHtn 81 fts ts.t f-h aat ft'
H. II
Ia teens
Boz fafi+r- RAJ go,
81 even t- nuei t'.iiinn- San ir fa, .art
- bEl-SS NAi.sN, VIA ai-o IL a-lss-i
sfn4r rlfars rfe 4 - ..afr.r
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Constitution Of New lI:lsMp> h;rc--.
Catholics. &C.

We find in the Fort Wayde (Ind Sentinel, the sub
joined letter. winch received by gentleman of
that place from the Secretary of State Of New llamp-
SHIRE which shows on what party rests the blame
II-rp Il, the letter:
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On Thursday morning small children were
found in the Nller;e encampment near Phi.adelpaa.
,erjeti'u stiJ, cod aa} dad Many grown person,
we're suffering severely and many females forced
away with the object Of saving their lives.
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BANKS OF VERMONT. = The Dlns Conan IS oacr's
Ropor, g.,cs tic cond ioa IF the seventeen banks N
tie Site. Tne following table VIII how the amount
OF rculat.on specie and bank notes. and dc>p
in Bos on and other cas for the red Emp ion of their
circulation:
Circulation Sl,7i3,Go7
$ Dccie 92j63
Bank Notes l5I. III
Dc,ositcs in fos'on lUH, 500
The report states III relation t, all the banks that
the ch Ircnens have IN gelcril been strictly
Observed that they all appear to be solvent, in easy
circums anccs, ami dong an active and reasonably
profitable business.
Tie aifirS Of the Essex Co. Bank, winch ftel in
Aurus' $50, i'll remain IN clincerg. Noes To the
amount of SO ,l!6 were presented 20 the receiver.
bu, Of Which 81, o)0 are ~fiird. and the validity OF
the 81 i'm Is thu SUBJECT OF the canrcry salt.
The assets Of the bank "a 20 b. .na and Il
the III sruicl cllm is allow d to be good. il " II have
to be paid from tie s.ic;y fln, w..ch now amount,
to about 53lct
RANs~-Tw rniv-four of tic banks Of Ma sael II
se;t, who e cap tails ampan. 20 tie Of s>l1."G.-
0)'. Lavc iust declared d.d'ads amounting 10 :, -
roo. The lowest dividend ('nmi-innaaD is the
Washington. Per mt. and t:n highest (Saiio,) l.
! pr cent. The amount + tn, pre- cit sA months
exceeds tic prcyou, term b. S)!..,Ja
NEW Banks II NEW HAur~ usE.-'Thc grantees
of the ne, Cheshire Bank NJ Kcene hive accepted tho
charter with all the restriction, tlcr,to annexed hy
the laws of the State. The capital i fixed ior th'
present 1T so 90, which. BIZ the charter. may be
increased t. sljD.00o. The stock Of the rhqrc>oar
Bunk has also been taken, and it WI soon be n opc
ration; capital SiH.f09.
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ceY vii'ne ~ -. =
- tie Marion tfr
c'n'r >e dsr D" r n'f lpnaia~e tn b 81, e.. -
c"mff Iii l"nrfn ne n~ lr'n -, l is he o..
IT. 81 tie tcino .-it'.
n cun-y- ="
T. md ih~ fsFf Ne ~ fsecton ~ - '.i So rl,t
TIE south haH = stt"n No - ~.
failure fi4- er
tion m the lace .,t.~. a. re ..s. 81, - =
ren estate s'.ei,ed IL iie pi~'y Andrew .
Fuller a tiefs
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n ID ~ q 81
~ NAIen ffHu sfsirt. iiff
ha~ iT' ~ r tsn g n'ins H. ltif, - f
-'' htAfth TIE hrf~ a--cfat IS ise. -.
coIstt.
The ~n ct quarter south west quartet srtio - ov rP o.,
fanretw
81 ~ e-r~ >-ifrs~c-
tim. VII n Ties pace et;sr- ~ q
real 80 .''i a 10, f-f 4 Jr.se Tea, n he srs 4
D,sif fsn,'arn "a.
Nov :. 1874 81 r.-5 Lawn ~. =. 2 y =
UST ee-ittd - ns Di5 haze
- n lined nd fur Rl<e's - shch nst- ne
I'm a r--cnssr ys,f wff.uDr
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SpOlkcn, &C.

June % Ia, g. lon y 3d. Pa,u,en, DIS i'm NYcrk for
May IT, il, % Il. Ion 8 r. .p francois Is I'm NYofk for
June a. lar 2. 90 Ion 50 Is sch Richard Taylor and 81
is fan 1homastnn Tor NUrelns.
June Is lat 81, Ion exchanged signals with ship warsaw
of WORK. steering Ne iy T..
June "A OF Cape Cano bark Lucreun. of and from rov
June =. 3 p, ion "A ST. bus Ganse 10 d, I'm Norear
for NhnstllliA.
June 3jr Int s. 20. Ion a. passed bark Nelos. Choae, from
Boston fer tlHyuua.
MAY IS hat q 9, ~ Ion 42 SO w American wh ship Chase
West of NBtdturd out II months COO bbl on,ended 10
hornerurd sh"u time
June 7th lat a. ong. ship Vile de Lyon. from Havre foT
N.rk
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson Il Co.'s Celebrated
NlL'pIl',N pa NI't'

rIrHiS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable matter
free from ndlterton and warranted ire rom nly ile't
dents detrimental to beHith discovered about one Ret
since by individual sure!y afflicted with ltEHal ~
StROFlLA and hr has been uader the treatment" hS
mo-. eminent phy>can, the United states for eight yean,
without the easi hone OF reSonon a. hellt hu
above named medicine for i've weeks restored 10 p-rfer
henh. That medicine i, been sold with unprecedented sue
md la, never m many instance when T. kenin hcco,
inuce wh directions. eect Periec, cure d The tolo%bs
disease % SISALT RlikM t sHi.i
ki%GS EVIL. IlilSIELO iAflAMAlNr2RY,A AM
hiS HsiCuRvY ciiiK6N soR'tt. IS rs BLGiffs,
rilipLtS ON THE FACE. StSLD HEAD AND AL
ARiSiNGFR0M SNINJTplCi0I : Use OF NERO Ky
OR AN IMPURE STATE or TIE FLOOD The e;hc'
-,umended. aGd H. effects truly astonishing only nur "a
h puuut to be taken Thy ndui, zach lnornns before eat
y.nernj hg. nfthe onent rl,ng Mi ncer- .ur, IN d.
oie whole system purifying and producing perfect acton
Per."n. while taking it, should refrain from the ot,
'timnlnnt dfnf, Or hsty seasoned to-. t"If Acr
General gent ~ pines,tce opposite the Custom Iiose Ne"
York aud II, 10 ,,tor House no. tI3 ind II ira"aY
NJ IA West-.,fc, No. 81 mud ~ Ro~erv No. 30 FuDn
street M 2 aud ai6 HUDSON mud . iIunm9ndstrest cot
street 40 liz and = cherry street No. i Walker
No % Cnthnrnestreet Nos. Sol und III Peareet Nol!l
BIookIyn W Smith cctst Of fuion and Ctanbs;fy
Gs and Atanncsts, and by ali the principal druggist, IN Inc
nr. Y Is. iockow. No. "A geayer,,. Clinton Buildings
Genera Whn'-,n.e and Retail Agent TO- \ bany
+. w. Dyott s son, No. si5 y. N secondst., General
Wholesale Agent iof Philadelphia.
Instruction, taking the afice and great number
ufcHs and testimonials. mud Ubsinel NJ my Of
the above places. n24 Goblin l.
( FINE HEAD OF HAIR To BE had FOR THREE
SHll.Ll HGSaEy the use 81 three chilling bottle VI
jones' Coral Hair ke-urnve. The w prove II
hunbug tai Here rea Qun,ties: IL
~, i@,ee the The ht to stSy on the mead ince body q" aay
nuke the scalp healthy thereby curing daudru AMI give
lizht red sfes HAIR dark look make grow
naturally
oi most respectable cZeu among whom given
cre satisfaction. Among them the following
Nh Philips is Broomc, cor Woo.tef..t
Judge Edwards, of pniladelphn.
Mr j. Pearson, Navy Yard. Charleston
i. Power grocer. FultOn-st. Brooklyn.
We could cer fifty other Of who hive found
Tins all represented but the above
thing 'i convince except one trin II sold quite
bic. Indeed chehponiy 2. org shngs bottle by Jones
.lgn O the American Eas lie. ~ Ehathem - Broadway
y or ~ Fulton 81 Brooklyn: PenSe. Broadway Albany.
Kedns, Sthta,t Boston; Zeber. Ledger Nulldlng..
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Eisnsfers,& &C,

The a.brat0r hive awarded onethd Of the value Of
;ho brig Jusher the wreckers r salvage, whh
gives about 80 dOars. The bre repairing on the
9th nit
lf hrir Slluan Boston from Newport. w experienced
very heavy weather throughout the psssage.i:ed pant OF her
cargo several times and resnwed Lost buwaIks. TIE
upper Dfsce u the rudder.
Charles Milton. OF and for Taunton from Philadelphia
with al. un oul OF 10 ihick oE on " edneslay about
81, T. NJ by MOhesan II IN Newport for SonnEun
all her arbo I'd nggIng stripped several ancne"n> ana
m broke ripped OF that side down Ia the wuier
edge expected she ,ink immediately, but made Oui -
se- her uiugl wind beng favorable and 10 get her mt
Newport. .--,,.
The ,chr Saunders. Merrymnn. OF Brunswick from Morrill,
bound Florida ashore On the Amliy Shoal on the =
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puhIic Stock Exchange. July $.
Correspondence Of Livingston /. Co, Express, Walls
BrFrALo. July5.

The Canadians are iil earring off rom Cleveland nfse
quantities Of grim AID other items. The wnoe amount OF
flour. pork and received 4; Cleveland We the cH
mai from the opening thereof Isl july. ~ lie
wheat. 10. 10 bushels 25 Oh DDS fOur and c-p o1
pork OF ;as quantity the annexed we're exported "a
Fiou: bbis S,y-l
p,,rL mn. ........ i.Esl
Wheat !!-D
Torn bush tbvD
nc estimated value Of winch 800 Coo This trade sti
active Rad observe the f.t two DAYS Gi the pre-
eut month no ess tn flrleea full l.den cc
from ;5- O.yysEo snd various places Jgnaih- Itc
that pacc ma settled az 50 - Tot Hour snd ~ cent
for heat. porE 8 =
Pre- tho market ciiarac;=zed by endioes prices WIKI
light ,nS Fou! cgfsues o. VI ian Hfoat sold
Rochester = cents Cleveland ~hei - GEMS Corn i N
good request cents aies. So stu be
the medium rnnge fi1ur with -ae a1cye und below.
corlng 70 brlnIs lot Of 800 5 half .nncy. Ohio and bal
ance choice Michigan brought 80 -.