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pigs Of munitions. previously belonging 70 Their
enemies. With 200 600 new levl~s already II ne
fed. and thousand, rore HocknE dsiy 70 the
Nat.oaa standard IRE value Of these srrn' q = N
gary cannot be ovei.e,tlnsted. Beside Gorsey
and DenhinsEi are row oolh 10 POSITION 10 i1.loN
o. the advantage, s.siy gained ~ the iorneT' aad
70 .trlke AM remsisdngcorP Of Russians between
K..cb,u snd the C'lrpsttisrs With crushing saect
lfbesrsn A. any ne, they s-e merely r-eP1lseo,
While e. tneir adv erssries 90 the upper Ihess de-
festis anaiaistpIn.
Havnsus advance toward the Ihel. i-o 70
Ps.th may seem 70 argue confidence 10 rs own
strength and ai.psrsge The ate Hungarian sac-
eesses, 5a.It msy aso BE- intended az a diversion
ir favor o. Inc discomfted Ban IN the South y the
irnperiled Russians ~ the North. H mus advance
or e passive while his allies are cat up IN detsl
bv their active and daring sdverssnes.
We conc.1fe. tneu. that % errors were committed
by the Hgagsrsn lesders 10 the earlier part Of the
campaign. they hsve been brilliantly retrieved.
ana that toe thoroughly aroused ard determined
split Of their varike ard hardy People affords
aounds n reaso. Tor hope that the invaders vii be
a,scomf.rd- and expelled Should this hope be
realized, Westarn Europe. 80 proud Of its Wanted
ci.iBza.I1r. progress snd Owe Of Freedom. m 4st
RI. Mess - obligation - an almost unknown pvC-
pie. scanry 10 numbers. skilled 10 arts, Eastern
n location snd A.Istc n origin. for the vluc alton,
I'll most critical 1ncture. 90 tie r. snts Of Nations
and the Rights oil Man
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.,,.,5 y, The on'y sure preventive against me
..o,r,-poe Of such another cnsis - icr TIE tsoI'
>, beo me their owa employers. Lstthsrn assoc
ate not % refuse % work nur % work On tnef
own account. a society Of FIVE hundred or
thousand. or even more Numerous properly o'RsI'
ized and iudiciousy managed, could carr. Oh 'nei'
business and i've. without fearing the hottest
conpetiiior which their former emp ioye-s oo-ia
b-ingto bear aesin.tthem. We are ots-ll1leli-
i- ,c,,sioted VIII the circumstsnces Of the
p a.. T,i,or,. % knox whether they could AZ
o,,s .rd.rtsks such az operation bat ~ earnest
.,,,,.,, them y examine the idea end kept n
- I,.-ssHzsri0n vii be the most uselu sad
,,,,,,-tsrt mea,are ,hey can undertake. They
,..e . noble example DO t.e Success Of tns pro
,sotive Uaous In their in- ediste vicinity when
have triumphan;ly proved rrst the working classes
are abe 70 perform their Own e1cnsngeso Pfo1oc'-
without the Intervention o. professional uaae''-
The be proved isrhsrthey can produce
for themselves and the public, on large scale
without the intervenrono of proiessioutl employers
Can the Boston Tslors take the iesd 10 .1ch an
enterprise Surely 20 BODY Of Mechanics ns'e
better reasons for trying and "Nfrr me d
Dil there's way. -
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! - Alk-EhlA NVN4NIf - y
A Tremendous me .uns was held % lnfepenc-
snes square tbs evening 10 express sympathy w.'h
RI Hungarian cslse. Col Forney. Of the Pssasgl-i-
si11, resa beautiful address. breathing Tie Ere OF
patriotism ssl invoking sympathy snt aid cause
Il Hungary. sni calling aPon tne Goverul-.-. 80 scs
noRlecge ihs Independence Of the Republic Resou
,o-s n favor Of the movement were adopted AMID the
greatest cuihuassm Hoo. Geo Dallas csi-is-
tel IS President assisted BY humber o.. vioePrs,.
dents and Secretaries The meeting addressed Ia
sarras ~ amer ~ Gen WNbrid.e Of Nev.yors
Col Psse. Gen Saith Judges Kelly And Conrad md
number o. others-s,ter wh.ca he meeting a. ourned
with prolonged cheering snd enthusiasm for the success.
q H. Republic Of Hungary.
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Troops Bark Ellen.

SAvA>NAH Friday. Aug 10
Light Company NJ second A-tiIlerv arrived w.
terday on toe steamer Lamar. from Augusta They
ar bound Tor PsstkA F.oris and vii cave o. NOR
The T. : surveying .chr Petrol arrived A. hey Wesi
Oh The 2ii snd .. I'd sEsin the Goth for Pensacola
ne csse of The bark Ellen as hcen decided TIE
bark sni cargo we're valued 40 $500 The sSvaSs
awarded o rer cent and portion of the cargo
sold She Is now loading asstn and will sal IN lew
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Health Murder.

CRARLEsrc> saturday Aus =
The brig Thomas Water. frtlz Phi sdrlphis,
bound 10 Cienuesos p-i into this port yesterday ior
the urposs I'd procurn. c.esT BILL 1f heath tat see
may be exempt from quarantine ~ her p.sce u desu
nation.
Col W Enshsl of ia reported murdered BY the
Indians D. sale. though hs hSs .efi his plantation.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANgsIcss Mu-sCs IThe Amohibiou. Monster 81
mum l. a. much he 'tIpn talk n hs . csl
asir iDf Once. THIS ''illsross stranger" foD Ne a.
~ S~mifanl- - fsn feet i1 length and VI pfOfse'
W. ~ anf strength We saw INN wien ~ or1si-
from On board -nip occurred win .uO1g r0pss VOC, "
h neiiAny - pectod he would bresk In bis trenso
-t-ksi-- he i Llile lane nov but lOos. vc.ef
ne Saloon performances fof nj. lncucs 100 'f
iefmoglng fsrces
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SEWORLEANs Aug ll-CLs,sso. bark Thomas
Bonnie, liverpool, schr Louisiana Frederick Chagrss
CHARLESTON. Aug l6-AsEiyxD. steamship South
euer, Berry New lOfk previously reported. CLEAEBD
.chr b. Townsend. Corson northern port
WILMINGTON, Aug ls-AERlyED. scbrs james %
K.ng, Wainwright y lorA COunihian. Dshie.ds, ia
iaacs Ira Brewster. Greer port L I Delaware, Boyn-
ton Boston. T. Powell Powell, v f0rs, brig. David
Dufeil. Hlauey, Boston Importer, Dennis, Now York
CLEAEED, Br big Arsrsi Banks. Liverpool
NOkFOLK-Ass sch. l. .. Hill, Thomasion.
SAILED. sch furotss TrefehsD Portsmouth, y. Dan
e. Francis, Ferris Boston, Wary Jane. B-Dsty, YORK
BALTIMORE, Aug A0-ARsivtD. ship Gen Washing
TOP Liverpool. schr Richard Lsw. y York
BOSTON, Aug 1O-AsslYED, ship Sedan, glasgow.
July ~ sFoSE l5o in.t az a. on s. ship Sterling, ~
verpOoi Tor Portland Ship Peterhof Cronsrzdt nh. IL
sneur lsth July saw "a. % Maze Of Norway, bsfk
A,uca CrOrstsdt for Boston. Brig OscsOs, Baltimore
-chr. ArnO and Lllia PILLS An anda. Albany Ann. y
YORK CLrAR,o, ship Minstrel East Indies b-rssZlnga-
r London. cora RlO Jan-irO, Sylyn Baltimore brig
COmmecld. Malta snd smyrna, och. Argus, y York
SALEM Aug l8-AR-Brg suvi0 and schr Mary Cl4rk.
SYOfk SALED-Bns Garland, M.anham schr Mauhs
Mars. Nfnrx Via Gloucester
BEVERLY, Aug lt-sLO-schr Cinderella New York
WAREHAM Aug l7-AEs-schr Monitor NYor.
sALED-Bug Geo Washington, Philad scArs Emma
H1ichsls, and Geo Washington, NYorki sh, Henry. DO
NEW BEDFORD. Aug ls-ARs-schr November.
Baltimore = A Goodwin Phils. Ellen Rodmsn, NYork
s.Lto. Aux is-5srs Mary and M.uhs. s.n francisco
PROVIDENCE. Aug iS-Ass-schrs h Prser and
ldes, Norfolk While ard Col B. DAVE, Pnils ,
.loops Cspito, Albany Long and Providence NYOfk
SslLgD-sehrs Wrsh, James River W COrpu
Boston, FReev-s and T Ireland. Phia soops Trans
auon snd Lazy Washington Roundout Aug ie-Ass-
,cnrs monte Christie Ffsdercsshurx, Lenty, Phis
Roger, oany ..oop Roger Williams sYork s.iL,o-
schr- ROr5Iry. Baltimore A Wins, Jza-- samuel and
A DpJgIas. PMa Talent Albany. Tgres- do VIA
OgntOu Decker, kOudOuti Fakir. NYoIk slOOps
Charles Harvest sni F--hi0n, DO.
RIVER sIiLsD-schr Cape May Pills .loop Gorhan
Nf0rk
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B,LriNoRs. Monday Aug Al-P N
Tine Inventors Nsuona Convention ~ sssem
bic in this city o. morrow morning Distinguished
Delegates hsvs already srrred The Report of Judges
Phillips and Rsnd 90 Boston. sni George q ford of
New York. on the Amendment 90 the present Patent
l.ws. VIII BIZ read 5.tnre Oh. CnnHrnlNn-
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cho-fAa' tHoiKsA DR. DEWITT { KkLtssts.
emery = Carrying everything before gtdlsnhe., a.
--,-e az CHOLERA, Jie.G Immediately 10 - nsnfs -,
80 n.Lnfrds % cases TAKEN from ne cOs.l1
80 o.t " ne arms u ceafh-n every sos' 81
@..elo 20 business IA le.s than u hours Dr. b.
sls distinguished Veterinary Surgeon. wa enfed % =
..ois-' .t-rk " he Cbo.sfa afer 81 Other 1ees
- &c 70 acord any relief M D o. Orfa A..
- Ie-srsph Company u New Y0rk Ciiy, 80,
Seso" rom me cod stage after being prOoOeoces Is,
~ thousands Of other cases can be sAosl o.
.-co,iOoofalon " ia us@fg ani u ne 49,
Snef non Ao-es n. Gri1neIl Hon. Richard y 49,
nvl' h9psrt 2 Getty Mr.. John Herncs, nf1 9 9g,ss
va bu.klrs. Mr. William l. D4ke, Mf Hst1 -
,, % Imam : Morris H1E Robert H. Aoffs -"
''4}9. AID * Postmaster Of y Y. City xsocs
- h- clergy and principals Of colleges - = 80
o.esrfy aenotEir Ion, the fac-y and ne pfes re
10 order Ia. a. asses shz4 ENJOY - q
ma al sanitory qualities have srrsls 20 -
o---y ne snllns oost.-, o. coxsn. II Do Is
'ae tHe retail A. ~ Pear and a. ~ q -
sAa.4 lOt VI good spriis y 10 have lev r-srlg
o.. " r1rfxy and business qgsllres via .sbsk
81 me MIX OF human kincness are ~anseo s,x.ss Il
as Iasc remedy throughout ne ensn AZ a q
| Re Asd
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PWLADsLFHtA. Aug 20-3 Pm
The Board of Health have discontinued their
daily report OF the Choers-the epidemic having dis
appeared
BCFFALo, Aug 40 2 NJ
There have been reported during the a. hours,
ending n NJ this day. 50 cases and u desths from
Cholera
ALBANY. Monday Aug 20P ".
During the past ~ h0us there have been II
cases Of Cholera and deaths
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MONTREAL. Monday. Aug 20
Tho inquest was resumed tins morning la
F0ntsne giving evidence when the DANES burst
out in ths house. Cyruss Hotel The confusion ws-
dreadful the soldiers guard wers running about
with axed bsyonets SiguOr Ia Fontainr taken
away 20 the Seutsr Of a,qusre Of soldiers The pso
pie Al escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

BsNToN's PEOSEEss-Mr Jabez Smith Of Jack
son County tn largest STAKEHOLDER in he STATE (oeng
the owner o. go slaves, 10 Benton Dem0crst fully
endorsing the Senator's speech sad sppes- 20 say.
toe hissoar Safssman and do not DOUBT re as.er
ton. 10 tne absence 81 foreign mpeuton Mr. J.5-x
smith vii be able 10 sell o., slaves In the south west
~ good advantage.
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n fFNLOl NlUuFNI NIl ~
The steamer Empire St4tc. which vessel it MI
.e remembered an ashore below ne sleeping
Bear Lake Michigan the 9Th inst has been got 40,
and viii resch this city tomorrow when she viii b-
pisced on dry dock for repairs
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DEsrH-We understand that man was killed
IN WlAam'5ursh ass evening By being struck On the
lack WIN srall suck NJ n.mes xere r,en,l.n.A
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u Fashionable Gard Engraving. iof we1dlss' /"
sani.y executed also splendid assortment Of en's'
and waller. u De La Rue. Rhodes. and Other nss'
iaf-rs, al ESDcorTs. .sisbishrneut Tor caTis Se'~
ofOA1~ay ana Duane o. AID WAlLst
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" We would ca The attention Of our frees y
Stranger Ia The city who Ia wat u good sfue~
aides sentl7msn' or children. Boots. shoes 0s<'
e'e ~ cal a. the olde.ablsbsc store Of Joss : W.
slSs, llf Fglt0n-st A. a ,-s~<
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Things la Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Inoune.
PsILApELPHIA. Monday,


PsILApELPHIA. Monday, Aug q
All the persons arrested during saturday nah,
and sunday were examined this morning before Alder
man Kenny. and some Of them held to bal TO sssp the
peace aud the rest either held TO bail 10 snswa o.
committed la default OF bail IL would occupy TOO
much space % name the persons, snd will merely "a
form you that the number arrested -ss3s
The Board Of Health has discontinued making 10
daily Cbo'srs reports la consequence OF tho s,s.~
having disappeared from our city Philadelphia 49,
never healthy st this season OF the year rs Al
present
Moyamensng and the southern pert Of the ely u,
perfectly quiet r. day. llt.si they have been
flee 20. d order tor FIX months past hey 70
dav
This morning Robert Birchhead son Of 2 sr,h
head was drowned 1T Walnut ~ wharf while $50 ~
The our market has been quiet today ho. Ter. ssss
bhi for sound old stock. snd " l9s IS for fsst
,rosnd bat the "a - i0r export are limited For ry
Consumption here an increased demand as he .lcl
r-tailers hands 10 nearly exhausted Prices range f0u
y To o1s for common and brands he l.uef is
scnpuOn . mucn .O4gnt after, but ln- market .
bare The srt sale Of Rye Flour ~ q s. AID Con
There good demand FOR Wteai and or e.. ss ss.f
al o. 10 per busho for r-d, and 81 s Tor white Cor
continues In demand, a. Sc for yellow Oss-S0 sss
have CONS under our notes. queue southern 81 sssr
Cotton have been limited a. the manufacturer. pgisDs
only for the supply " their mmed ste prices be-
ever are firm In Groceries nO iAr.e TRANSACTIONS have
come under ny notice WHISKY has advanced 's.s' O.
% = nc la barrels
ssLEsor sr0ck, -F6u Boayd $3.50 wllmin.,or "a
80 70 Mech 81, 81 1900 Reading RR Moi Bri'
81 b-nk ~ k-niucsy, lefi 10 Penn RI. a. ,, l.
hugh g. ~ y l,s Che. snd De- Canals. - ~
b, %, $500 Penn s., 81, Il n o Gas b, III
COmmsfcal Bk, 57t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

~ HESEY CLAY arrived al Newpor, On Fri.
dsy evening asst about O'Clock and with HE son and
family. took rooms at the Atlantic House He rs. 70
o-iyed with great enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

CoNss LADIES' are respectfully Invited 10 ersniS
choice seecuos u Dress Combs At he .utscr bers ~
tne variety ;. oeyond 81 dO4bg The gr.se.g 10 ~ ~
much admired Also. can be o5t,i1-t ,v-rv ERE
pertaining 20 the toi ct a. sAl|SDEh:
ALI " ~ Broad var, between Wa.sef AID WEI"
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tn, Mgrrrse yos HUsc.sT.-The mass meet
ioy 70 express the sympathy Of the People Of Ne"-
W., x;,b the glorious strosggls. Of he HUI
sAEIAs patriots 70 20 take pace ear'y M
IN the PARK. Preparations are nshiDs -
it worthy Of the City snd the occs'ion' e,H''
Fr.H has been invited 70 preside on the OCCASION
tn. detail. Of the arrangements vii be duly gwen
10 Th> T'rst1n>
The announcement Of meeting for this eve
ming was premst1rs.
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ALBANY. Monday, Aug 9o-P NJ
Markets


Business stters are dn.l aud vii doubles con-
unue 50 until 90 until the river opens Small sales of
FLorR making 81 - WHEAT. 81 cts
OATS. % cts. and WHISKY. q cts CosN rules dull -
PLAIN HANS are selling At ~, and sugsrcured. I'D O.
svoARs are quoted at = 8 cts. MoLAssEs. - cts
AMI CoFFET cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

VgRsoSr.-As.HEL PICK II Burlington b, the
Free 5oil candidate Tor Congress in Mr. Masbs
INihl DI.tr.nt
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buffalo ExPHEss.-Ougnt not the extract Of
bitter from Edinburgh, copied from TIE Tribsne. 70
have been credited 10 IN
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BUSINESS aoTICEs.
WIN II sEEBE a co

80 BroaSssB, y. a.z - Ck>.nut.s Pha,a,,,1..
WI Issue he F4LL FssEIos Of lsss for OExrLx,.s.
HAr' o. sataraay the ash day ofAasu.tis.l
Upon pre-enrng ours~lves befor. our patron, Ard
ireres a. MS ane With Ito Fall Fashon we beg cav.
10 fenafk hat A. entire change Of style hss been c.s
@aeh . entirely original and ID every particular o,
ne saa-ty and character q The Hat We will only
hat our utmost encesyors have been and are 10 .u,. ~
acv-nceueni ard nat -eoris Tor the attainment O,
nat oosef Vii never b resxed until haze arrived a,
he sishe.i 2ossos poln. Of perfection.
Va BEgsE Co have received by a.. arrival.
direct from Pans. and extensive variety Of Fall and VIA
Ter Fur Goods Or enldrsn,ch.p-s1 C.sqaette. &c me
most beautiful AID sppropnss sele. s,r The ssuou ever
imported Also, Ladies and Misses Beaver and C..fo,
5oone,s Lade. Riiag Hat, AZ a. Of which were nan.
.ctgTec 10 0f-sr expressly fgr t1er sce from
se ecef by Mr. 5eeo> 10 tts great metropolis Of Fs.h.
0n These xOo-s will b. ready for ne Inspection Of tbe
puolc oc Saturday. the 15fh rst au2I 5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

MassscHUsLrTs-The Wing Committee have
called State Convention, 10 be held at Worcester on
Wednesday, Oct g. 10 nominate candidates Tor Cover
nor aud Lieutenant. Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

Henry d. lsi An unofHci. statement of ths voD \
lrimble makes Lanes majority 10 that County ~ .
his makes Col Marshall. majority in tho dlsird =
Louisville Jsarnl
rT Hon I Butier KIM. by the last .coos,p
received BY Government from California was soosi .
take journey through the Inhabited part 81 Cs'ofrl.
With the view of acquiring inform. alton Of 10 stssr0
c.papiiiiiss' and prospects. General Smith. sni ~,
rs officers Of The stsr With Doctor Tyson N sz2,f
enced seologist Of Maryland we're % sccompsnyN
h-ng and Commodore JOnss. II be could h spss
from IN. coast National lntsliseE
~ Hon. Abbott La.rence, recently appo.svt
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienep0,sntsJ
from The United states a. Great Britain IL prest
IN visit - this city lie Will probably not tsS %
departure upon his mission I'll toward The end d ~
mon1 fSatOnsl .hi
~ Hon. William 9 hves appointed EsrI
Extraordinary aud Anister Piel g0tentlsfy - he y
public 81 France passed through this c.ty tsy ORTIZ
ssso ana Will ssii tor Egrop. Ia sfew day. be rir
London IN his way Nation. Ia
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= The 1rm u WV 7 JENNINGS Co. 10 proverbs!
via those requiring arstqgAAty ready made garments.
sfge assortment Of which kspg haaa the exier-
s'Fe e''AoEisanent 81 Broadway, American Hotel IL.
ns~ 'ys Of isney rocas 1si Introduced FOR travelling sad
Asd senIse. sIEsl1 a. n
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~ WILLiAasOs h. w. COBB b, zee ecsi D
Congress from the With District Of Alabsns, beat
NIX M Clemens, he competitor. some 500 sos,s
They we're both Loco. Foco-. M. Cobb having
been opposed, az u - STATED, because he r,is'sf
o sign the Southern Affre. Nat Iats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

The market Tor FLOUR is steady. but not active.
About 1000 bhis changed hands at s5 ~ for
Onto brands WHEAT continues q rm with good inQni-
- for milling The sales embrace 10 900 bushels a. Is
Soc for Wisconsin, and al % Tor Ohio The supplies
90 CoRS are larger. and buyers holding Of for
lower prices. sales y 0OO bushels mixed Western. Al
SIC. There Is no change in WHisKr
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BAADTs SArIosaL CoLLEcTIos % DasrERGEorrrzs
rs snt ~ Broadway, corner u Fglton-G.-s ranger,
AID citizens are respectfully Invited TO call and sxaras
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Hungarian sympathy Meeting.

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Evening sdison o. yesterday &c First Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

FRoA NV GRASADA-Throazn the kindaes.
Of oar attentive eorrespondent Santa Msrths, We
nave ales Of TIE Dia Faasl Gse9s M-ssasil &c Of
Bogota. sp 70 July H. They are mostly pied With
loeA politics, and contain nothing HAT IN the present
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

la FLOUR there IS steady business doing. and
prices unchanged. The sales of the day are 800
bbls A. rates Saturday The market tor CoRN
il hrm, With better inquiry The operations embrace
1900 bushels, including round yellow at ~ q 63ie
and mixed Western % 6lic OATS are - Sc.
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