davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10
M E

The Mexican paper, published at Tamaulipas,
called FL Defensor, dated the | lth March, is en-
tirely occupied with the revolt Of the troops which
lately took place in the city of Mexico. II appears
that the troops, TO the number of about 1900 men,
were on the eve of starting for Vera Cruz 10 rein
force the garrison in that city, when, excited by the
women of the metropolis, whose fanatacism had
been wrought on by the Clergy in opposition to the
Government, they broke out into mutiny, and pro-
nounced, they call it, for return to the statu quo
of ls45. Gen. Canazo was directed to suppress
it, and called to his aid all those who were for stand
ing by the Government. The Congress, alarmed at
the intestine commotion, offered full pardon to the
rebels, provided they returned to their duty. This,
however, was taken as proof of weakness by the
latter, and they became more insolent.
The Minister says that hostility to Santa Anna, a
disposition to embrace monarchica principles, and
disinclinaton to march against the external enemy,
are the moving causes Of this pronunciamento.
The major part Of the National Guard-all with the
exception Of four corps-with the whole of the ar
tillery, remained faithful to the Government.
Nec Orleans Times.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10

IowA.-An act was passed at the late session OF
the Iowa Legislature to remove the Seat of Govern
ment from Iowa City, where it has been located
for some years, and Sate-house erected but not
finished, at the expense of the United States. The
Statehouse is be given to the new State University.
1t is supposed that the Seat of Government will be
located on the Racoon Fork of the Des Moines river
JoHN TAYLOR, of Jones county, Mr.. HoAG, OF
Henry, and Mr.. BROWNE, Of Lee, are appointed to
select the site. They are also appointed to select
the FIVE sections of land donated by Congress to
the State for the completion or erection Of public
buidngs-St. Louis Republican,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10

nd'ce confession is made by the Executive or.
gan (the Union of Saturday night last, in the
following brief paragraph
Should this be the case, then we NAV speculate
on peace, and the fact of Santa Anna being per.
mihed 10 slip into Merico will not prove the great
blunder IN diplomacy which the Federal party
have been SO clamorous in charging upon the Ad-
ministration"
Promising that, so far from an unreasonable
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10

SuBTREAsuRr.-A large amount Of specie has been dis
bursed the office Of the Navy Agent this city during the
last few days. under that provision Of the Sublreasuy law
which took effect the lst Of April Checks drawn by
clerk part Of the office paid by clerk in another
pat
Specie payments began at all the public offices throughout
the Union Thursday, April ls The law requiring sub
tteasurrrs 10 pay specie is in full operation.
JJur. Of Commerce,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10
b u ENA VISTA;
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.

We find in the NeV Orleans Iropic of the 3Oth
ultimo the subjoned highly interesting account of
the Battle of Buena Vista, from the pen Of an ac-
compished gentleman who shared its honors and its
perils. II is full Of interest, presenting the most
graphic description Of the scenes Of that ensanguin
ed field which we have yet seen.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10

END or ANTI-RENTIsM.-The New Y ork papers
state that many Of the tenants on the Van Rensse-
laer manor lands are purchasing the title to the
property they occupy at two dollars per acre. This
is settling the anti-rent question without further ex-
citement bv purchasing the land
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10

The Editor of the government paper considers
the authority Of the Wytheville Democratic paper,
quoted by the other day, to be little better than
naught. And all for why Because it is known
(says "The Union " that the Editor Of that
paper has strong sympathies with Mr.. CALHOUN -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10
PU8LIsHED ny GaLEs = SEaTO.y:
TERMS

Two DOLLARS year. One DOLLAR for the first regular
session of Congress and FIFrr CENTS for the final
sion of each Congress and the for each Extra Ses-
ton-payable in all in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10

An extensive Copper Mine has recently been discovered in
the immediate vicinity Of Mineral Point Wisconsin Territory
and upwards Of 600 pounds Of Of very rich quality,
raised,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10
i" Were the elements

SO mixed, that Nature might stand up and say
To oil the world-THIs WAS MAN.
But cannot go on. BuESA VIsTI
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suitable for the SouheTn. esorn and city dealsf
- FOR SALE.--The House and Lot "a Eat broad
way Is q feet front and ~ feet deep with
bath and clsset The house 10 very superior
one and finished In the beat manner II has marble man
tells throughout and mahogany doors and plated furniture
There stories and sttic and II 10 In complete
order The lot y feet by los feet extending through
DiyisOnst On Division st. there IL stable and coach
house with accommodations for four horses and three
rsges This building ght al lrifng be
into a store being business street Permission
examine the premises and farther information may be Oh
tanned by applying 10
LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE 4 co. IS Brosd.si
II not previously disposed of private sae the above
described property win be sold at suction by D. C. w
Pel Co Tuesday the 9Th January nexi, the Mer-
chants Exchange, at IL O'Clock rui2
- EAGLE TAVERN, ALBANY, n. N.-lThs
subscribers respectfully inform their friends and tho
public generally that they have succeeded II. p Ste.
ESQ propreors OF the above well sno~n house,
and prepared accommodate eli those who may svor
them with their patronage with large and well furnished
and airy rooms. ldss,fl DOBBs BLAKE.
- CKOTON HALL, corner OF Bowery and DIyi-
hi sion-st spacious convenient and central TO let for
Lectures Concerts and general Meetings, on reason
able Also, In the same building several small
eo"vsnsn for pryse qestngs, committee Offices,
&c Inquire al the Clock Store a bOwvry od story.
"a 6ieods
- FOR sALE-The three houses and lo.s situated on
HI the Southwest corner OF Catherine and Henry For
= terms, apply TO j. HENRY FERRIS,
Dated June !, letC. Peekskh, N. Y. or
les 2swisH GEO. p. NELSON, Wal-sL
"a TO CARMEN-To Let, apartments with stables
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fashionable Clothing.
XNaI. It. JENNINGS a co. Draper. and

WAI. +. JENNINGS a GO. Diapers and Tslors
w Importers OF Cloths, Csssimeres, N-stlugs Fancy
Dress Articles Scla appreciation Of The which
attended heir efforts 10 catering Tor The community would
tender the assurance upon he commencement of Fall
Trade thai Il will be their endesvor % sdd 10 The Induce
menis which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EsrAb'
LIsHMENT which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must continue to commend hem 10
The economist For In the style snd character Of The cloth
Ing enabled furnish through the aid Of 40 Efficient
eOrps OF cutters be found In the country ID The
seQuel to the attractions Of our moderate charged
large assortment Of goods for Fall snt Winter
wear are offered for inspection comprising Cloths
rweei Sc for Dress and froek Goats oyereosss ssek
kc French English ana American Cassineres for Psns-
looms word IN reference 10 this garment 10 whch ss
experience has satisfied the many f~ cutters esees
trial In this line especially solicited Merino. Velvet,
sk and Satin Nesngs IN great variety The usual sssoft
meni Of FIRST qualify Resdy-made Overcoas, Original
Sacks Cloaks Dress and Frock Costs Psntsoons. Vests
kc with choce selection OF Fancy Dress articles sears
crsvsis, Hdks, Gloves suspenders, Shirts. Collar
Bosoms Hglfiose. lie. s-isu
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PASSENGERS SAILED

In The Cambria for LicupoOi-Enoch Train, Greig
Mr Phillips, Edward Wyman w Eaton, John Bache
der OF Boston Or Beck of Cambridge; c 7 Judkns
Kasimer VOCAL OF Portland l. March, OF Bangor VIM
II Pierce, Of Providence, RI = shepherd. of New Hs
ven Mr. Bell A II Watson Cunsrd Jr, Rufus Prime
: Wetnore Jr OF New-York Col w Croghan, of Pitts
burgh II Osborne wife and two children, of Pennsy
vana Hon III Mason Mrs Bernard and child Miss Green
shields Josephs Walter Colquhoun, c Radwen, w
Roy A McFarane, - Armour John Smith, J Brook
Chas ID Roy. a Levisque William WhitefOrd, Mexican
Jr J Ogilvey John Moore. II COlpar. Jno Glenon,
McCill. - Muir J NJ Muckle of Montreal c Teter
and wife q Ogden John Rose. Oliver, Green
shields w McLimont. 4 c Lee Paradis Mr. fiamel
d Law ; w Welsh, Mr. Yonng D Gilmore, Mr. McRay
Jas Hewitt Ross # Glover, II Prrie II llicksoD, OF
Quebec Horace Wilcox and wife. John Fiskin, John
Ewart Danl Mcclellan, of Toronto Jas Brough OF Can
ada West A Gault of Canada J c Pickensgll, OF
London Mr. Gilbert. Mr. Williams, Spur Alexan
der, of England Capt Nottingham RA III Phillip
of Corsica--79.
Fer Halifar-R Fielding, Rev Mr. Doyle OF Halifax
Total, 81
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
III The ship Sulana, from Neo OTledHs-Mr Robinson
Miss J Gar Miss Schwerz. and in the Storage.
IN he ship Cambridge from Lirapool-R Rawlinson
Nash II Nash, I Homans II Romans, and go
in the storage
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT

A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
ERAHAMS MAGAZINE for isf7.-Terrns - Per an.
NJ two copies for S-ccvercd IN any part 81 the
city
Graham Magazine VII renew your acquaintance every
moal and j. q the best and cheapest for lie holidays
Graham arequslied. for JAnnsfy 1871 A Double Num-
Der" Grahsr" for January. ls47. will be published this
day and II viii be found to De he splendid PERIOD
cal Presented 10 The American pablo. II contains
ess than "a pages OF ns natter Tie best suihors
three Parts OF Cco7es Novel fcm ire commencement;
ard IN is embellishments = unsurpsssed FOR excellence
Tie Lesdins Plate by Skriain Wori al that sppeaf In
The other Monihliss sn1 he TILE F.ge-a gem II Ant
= worth dozen numbers Of any ordinary Illustrations
which now disgrace thc lilstrstet Magazines.
Original ANrfcLEs ~
JFenimore C0cperlJ Tsylor Caroline Suiler
Panlding hat- Dashwoo1 lNissH8MeDoasld
" ByEnt lMrs { Campbell c Peterson
2 2 Nhirpe lEizsheth Smith FEE
And several sthsr Distinguished writers.
Now . The tire 10 subscribe
Crrisrs, Country Agents B0okse iers and he Trade
generally supplied liberal discount Nh AZ he Msgs-
zines ard re7r P1b!irfdioss.
WM. r. GRAHAM. Tribune Builtings.
y BIS Exclusive Ageutfor New York
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WHlakf-smsll sales bbls are being made al - cts
Drudge Ia nominsly % cts.


Drudge Ia nominsly "a cts.
PROVISlONS.-Therei Is rather more activity in Pork
and about 1000 bbls have been taken at 30 . and 81
as co. At the close il difficult 10 buy Mess AZ y
-. In Beef the sales were moderate at fun prices
Mess 8 J06s9 Prime s. 5OdsT. The market for
Picked Meats very firm y and y for Shoulders and
Hams Beef Hams sllGSl2. For Butter end Cheese
there is fair inquiry at previous rates Choice parcels
Butter are much wanted The Cincinnati Price Current
Dec 30 says the sales Of Hogs which have transpred
since last larger than in preceding week this
season amounting. up TO Monday night to % 900 head
and good many have been cutting the particulars OF
which not public Up to the present date the sggre-
gs packed estimate is not far from $4,000 head
may perhaps exceed this number. The extreme rates
Of the week are 81 90d3 Is lot of 1850 head was
sold above the outside rate named but only very few,
mostly dressed have sold below 81 o. the principal
sales being 50 Toto 50 10 Yesterday sales 10 extent
Of POO hesd-3jO VT 200lbs at 81 49, 300 do go
lbs at So II 1900 do at same 2l5 do sv 2Oc lbs at
60 H. The 1850 mentioned above were sold al 50 20
At At Louis the Republican says we hear OF i've and
six hundred head of Hogs being sold at 81 80 per 100 lbs
g. 22 30 in the range OF the market-the latter price
being paid for all averaging over 22O lbs.
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Gmfral Notifies


Post CGics, NEwYoRE. jan / isg7
" Notice .-On and after Tie srs dsyof Jauu.rv las,
tie Act Of Congress qlIes The ros OH-s Der.rn, o.,
receive orly GOLD snd SILVER Tbs mast b. IN IL
Coin Of lie United STATES and Ia sueh Foreign Coin a,
such value he Laws OF Congress make srsl lender
The public viii seref7Te axe notice hs; on ass saer
this day nothing excerpt specie viii b Received 10 pay
reni he Post OGre. And hat f9r paris Of a dollar
The Coin II the United stsfes 90 on'Y Be taken.
Tie public are also .lesed 10 provide American CON
less than dollar q viii greatly faets'e q delivery Of
letters. l41fsI ROBERT " MORRIS Pos+--..t.-
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THE OPAL FOH is47-

EJEeAsr HOLIDAY CIR.
EDlIED by John Reese. ESQ. and Illustrated with
LsuDertly coiored mezzount engravings executed By
Johr G. Chapman. ESQ
This favore souvenir Is entirely original IN de-
7arment and the editor has elected The talent Of hose
writer's only who snEushed for purity Of
and grscefaness style Will - perceived by he toll
lowing array
Perpont, Schroeder Bsscoui and DIN Henry r. fucker.
nan, Alfred Street y. Mancur c. + Holman and q.
Whittier, Essrs Mrs sigoarney. Mrs. T. 0akes Smith.
Miss Lynch, Mrs ST. John Mrs Osgood, MIRA Hale, SC.
The oPa" has received he wsrmest praises Of the
press and Is deemed by high and influential suihory.
sapereEineniiy re On Book OF the season. Bound In
muslin, Turkey morocco and white calf. richly gilt
For sale by the booksellers generally
isrge and complete assortment n snnuss and other
gin books always on hand atihe lowest rs,es
al imeodis j. c RIhER Publisher ~ rultou..t
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pntenf me6irinss.
COUGHS, COLDS Ann T>FITFYZI-Tl

COUGHS, COLDS AND INFLUENZA.-Thers
Il 40 sessca q tee year that k- shove diseases
v!gs hat has not lot cold cough q some sort and
mauy hins themselves Tlalcd 10 te iier own doctors
Ala- hJv ofe- has his delusior cansi sny who were
f-sd viii common cold 90 caarrh 10 use some ncs-
t or IL mary cases some remedy, Effects Of which
vas 20 Try he expeeiorAion. calsing he phlegm thai.
ought 20 have been cearec 10 Be retained ard deep
see.es rt1n The result Frrrv Cf con
SUMPTION commences with cough. excited from the rdi-
slight cough i entirely r-Esctst believing thsi 10 will
get ~ " Itself bat stl zoe, orhe progress Of
Oh, disease 80 sllous that he patient does rot observe
hat p esiiy growing worse snd before he - Of
%. BIS ungs are diseased 10 such that few rene
dies vi remove D. In proof q this position 20 70 the
c0nsumQuve Ar1 commerce with bis disease s1i he will
tel VOC daily ilsi De = Tslirg beIsr ard soon viii be
WELL aoi ~ any cases tls " be their the day
growing worse daily, and viii wonder hor hey can ku.
dece We themselves Such my reader may be your case n
you have cold cough but DO be tece we'd YOU
an sdi1us enemy contend with, and DO rest until
Yea have Grad caied ron your system ScHENcE-s PUt
NoNic sTRuF svars succeeds ii curing every Of
cold sid hr nc-eds 1f Of consumption mi zh Re IRE.
vented by he II . medicine. Is ing-e -nis are
purely vegetable ard beng Indian remedy q therefore
consul pon liver comp aili ari dyspepsia have been
cured VIII hal bael al other remedies The certificates
u which ctl Re seen a. The once sld reference given
persans Z anpes- verAty VIC have experienced
propnei0rs Office. No Coriland-st near Broadway
Also may Be obta ned a. rs and l22 Broadway al and
op FULTON -; = East Broadway; f67 Bowery rs Grsnd
~ - Inrl aTenuei ils Greenwlcl-sL New-Nork los
Grali-sL NiIams0urgh; corner Fulton and Cranberry
IS. Brooklyn; IS Moutgoneryst Jersey City: and Of
Agents 10 al parts Of The United States
Please remember hat ?. :. BeekmAn = longer
Agent Of mine, and he proprietor will be responsible
Jf3,eod j. n sCHENcK.
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DIED

At Rochester Doth ult of pulmonary consumption L..
Murray Moore, "a
At Bloomingdsle near Washington D. c. 2ith Nov.
last Old Aunt Peru" She was born in Virginia and
claimed TO be 100 years old retaining vivid recollection
of many interesting facts connected with the history OF
the Revolutionary War.
At Providence 3lst ult Marcia Berry III years old
On the Cattarsugus Reservation 22d ult James ste
venson one OF the oldest Of the Seneca Chies and for
many years a resident Of the Buffalo Creek ReseTva
ton sged about I'll years
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MARI IED:

NewYear Eve 3lst ult. by Rev. William NJ stllweH.
Miss ALMIDA ROBERTS 10 Mr.. GEORGE HENRY
SHIELDS all Of this city
On Wednesday the 30th ult by Rev DR. skinner MI
EDWARD F. SHEPARD TO Miss EMILY JANETTE
SHELDON, daughter Of the late Medad Sheldon, Esq.
all Of this city
On Wednesday 3Oh Dec last at Thompson. Conn by
her grandfather Rev Daniel Dow, HARRIET +. SEA
GRAVE TO CHAs. b. DELAPIERRE, of New-York.
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LAWYFR,s nIARY TOR Is47.

lust PIBLISHED-Tuis ndi- pensillr tccofnp animcui
y TO every Lawyers office, containing let Of the new
sherh- and Clerks elected 10 November last an Amsnac
and list Of Sundays or The year 1917 Masters aud EVam
Chancery. Sherfs Jury Tor the year lsfl Com
mssiouer- Of Deeds appointed by Governor In other
States Comm ssiontrs sckno led ments for other
States Public Noiares aud Commissiorers u Deei- In
tbs City OF NewYoIk; Rates Of Postage Foreign Con-
suls. Banks and Insurance Companies In the Cities OF
New Ofk snj Brook so Elections in The State ~ New
York Corporation Of the City Of New-lork Courts OF
the 4 nied States. Stale u Newiofk and City Of New
York American Ministers si Foreign Courts; Charge
dAfairts complies let Of all the Lawye IN The Ciy q
New York-iogeiher with al the usual Memoranda reai-
ing 10 the different Courts Published and for sale By
BELL GOULD, Law Siationer.,
"A Iiti Sa-sau-sL
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-. co,rcs is WEST JERsEY-Isaac Mickle,
w c.mden. in this state is applying gun cotton to
~ o. 49, az machinery in his factory. The engine
~ pope.~S On the plan Of the ordinary horizontal
ecess onlv there are two cylinders, one working
sssn ens The gun cotton Ia ignted by electricity,
10 ne enJ and supied in a novel manner. Any de
snes S nnuer msy be obtained. II Is safer than the
e. s.sr, steam engine, and one person can run II
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMAsAc......THis DAY.
THE SUN THE MOON YuIL SEA
ai.s. y Set. "A a Rises =. : Morn 10 81
LATEST DATES.
Liverpool Dec. New orleans.---.. Dec. %
" SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Ship Akbar, Halctt, I'm Canton and Simons Bay 18th
Nov. teas sks sc to Cary & Co Sailed in company
from with bark Lucy Penniman, Ridder, for Rio
GER of Bedford Put in for medicine, whaling bark
Alto, West Sailed about the 18th on a cruise
Ship Atlantic, Rose, % DIS FIN NO. cotton &c to Stan
ton Frost
Ship Gardner. Rairden I'm Newcastle. Eng and So
ds I'm Fsys where she put in with the loss Of sails &c
Goals and mdse TO Barclay & Livingston.
Ship Indiana, Cornell, I'm Liverpool 18th Nov. mdse,
sc to Stanton & Frost. Passengers, Mr. w Ordish,
and 80 steersge
Ship sutana, Bunker 10 ds I'm NO provision. and cot
ton 10 w Nelson
mdse to II Marshall. 29,h Dec last seamen, Daniel
Rsdford and John Johnson fell overheard Same date
spoke ship Samuel Hicks, from Liverpool for NY, Of
Nantucket shoals
Bark Kennebec, McGilyery, fm Rio Jsneiro, 9Th Nov
coffee to J. Phipps 4 Co Vessels left before reported
Passenger, Mr. Doughtey.
Brig Harbinger, Winchester - ds I'm the City OF 81
Domingo mahogany TO Aymsr Go. Left no Amer
vessels.
Br brig Ready Rhno, Frizsl, "a ds i'm Windsor Ms
plaster to Soule, Whitney & Co.
Brig Clarendon. Clspp, ds FIN Newport in ballast
Schr Emblem Buchanan, ds I'm N Haven, in ballast
XII
SAILED.
hips Empire, for Liverpool; Columbia, do; -
George do Eliza Warwick, do Adelaide, for Havana
Malabar, Tor Liverpool Oswego, for NO; Geneva, ior
Limerick. Banks Ellen. for Glasgow Orion, for Bait
more; Ohio Sarah Snow. Brigs Linden Charleston;
Geo Emery, w Indies Altoona, Csrdenss Gszelle snd
others.
BELOW.
Packet ship 81 Nicholas Everle IN, I'm Havre Nov 10,
aud last I'm Portsmouth mise to Boyd 4 Hincken-
Also shin and / brig
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corrraY-The London y UJ rrIsr?,t by
<~.ossr 1916. con1al -. COR two yesrs Governor OF
Sr Head. y. an interesting aud amusing work
csssda II mun - Country. Nature has not only out
- NJ that n n' ,rser scale bu, has painted the
s! s Win brighter and more costly eo S c 1sI
- usel IN dehse appear infinitely hgher-the
~ bssvens o. n'ds are whiterthe air 10 iresher-
~ bieer.ns moon looks larger-the stsf'
- cold m~ NJ thunder 10 louder-the lightning Is
ss Ind Is ,irOnger-the rain Is hesyier-the
,ssss sssdas in ' .Ssrt is gigantic md
lirzeS-:es - ~ The new world seem 10 correspond
bsats rtsl,y with the increased locomotive powers
vey socess,n discoveries which have lately been
80 80 80 n m,akiDd'
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In PRESS

,T,HE BOOK or THE FEET-A History Of Boot. sni
Shoes with Illustrations Of tie fashions 81 The Egyp
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down The present period Also hints TO ast Masefs and
remedies for cOrns 8c By J. Spafkes Hall Reprinted
from the second London edition with History OF Boots
and Shoes In ihe 4 n.ied States and Biographical
Sketches Of some eminent Shoe Makers.
The AbOge cqrinn- anh ini@sa-ii.e 'sask III le pub
ushed IN 4 lew days. J. =. hfDFIELD
1fax1u,ls 1fSW DIV Clinton Hau
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one third the whole amour. comes over The Western

one third the whole amount comes over The Western
Railroad
GRAIN-in Whes, we hear Of no transactions. Corn
IL without change Sales 1000 bush new Southern at
pa cts, 5000 bush Long leland at IL and 500 bush
old Jersey a, e2s cts In Rye there are no sales the
quotation ia nominay at % cts Considerable parcels
o Barley being shipped FROM first hands leaving the
stock bore about $1,000 bush. Oats are firm at 39c42
cs. The following were the exports OF Whes, and Corn
from Philadelphia IN 1916 and 90