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ICafrespondsRes Of The n Y Commercial Advertiser J.
r,,.. CANTON, March g. 1873
ho2 te u - corvette Pym0uth al al Interview between
49, ~ 4t.tAdi1g manuarlus, and Commodore
Seange{ and tg DAVIS Governor Seu gave me his leff
hAad, ghel shoos with my night The occasion passsd
81 muca 10 lie Satisfaction Ol all nauies ii rsve me- m
oppqItuny o ssinr she beannF and mapneu f ne min
Clsi men Of tins pgoViace. - -
Nou are Aissldg that BY treaty and suhseonept
aseeat al uTelEnels 70 have fee access 70 ne civ
poaeI, O and after the Oh Of Apnl As lie day drvs
near great eEcii4ment prevails. - @
TIE Chnese dislike the violation Of an ancient ousfo,,
H. &. Sea sad sYmpaihiEs with The people F stsf.
ae nightly atro ted BY armed Chinese Il a repored fhSf
81 0 are aIsady enrolled Iroops are arriving fom dis
tlace. An Engsh steamer and the u 3 bF Tlophr
anoAeIs lfout Of The lacioes for their pSooiin
Ils fanE Of large locs bT The Chinese sad 10 hs
p1 arrangement large nUmher of adroRes ar n fs
NaliY have tcI time hen Of opinion that ii Ire
WlH De Ehel.
d. R4Ikef called on ne ttl morning, ard Informed me-
thsf hg bad last rsaslaied Communication ffom III II sen
% Nt laFs, in ,sah BE- sad that Il the Engsh silemnt
"a e eater te ahee NoQa be tronhle ii ho no fron
bie Thar the EaEish wA eue1 ihs city think Is oaI.
tan. lt hay ncI b li next iai
LhsT have bar s4 lIo1nI e. Hlng HHnE Oar sluEiinn
@ pltsifi B i1I iQn taies
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or Phidiaa made the sialue Of Venus al Ella
with one foot upon the shell Of tortoise, 70 signify
two great duties Of a virtuous woman, which are
to keep heme and be silent
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Rg- If love be 50 strong what matter from whence
3 sPring doth not thsPalm-srea shoot Up from tha
sand.- Dickens,
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Later from Europe BY The America.
rreleRranbed 70 the Baltimore Sna


New YoRK, June %, p M-The New York
Courier and Enquirer Of this morning, has lengthy
telegraphic dispatch, from London to Liverpool,
received by the America, from which extract the
following items
LosDoN. IIo'olock A. NJ, Saturday. June 9-The Times
hss n,egeuee from Rome Of the st OF June. The most
important tact they contain Is that COnvenO signed
ateP-M on the Sst between NJ Lesseps and the Roman
tnumvTafe, which Gen. UudnOt, however. Immediately
protested against and declared null and void
late paragraph that Gen Oudnot had been ordered
70 attack he city Gen Daughey. secoud in command Of
the expedition 10 Rome, arrived in Paris Thuuday
naming
was expected that central attack 1OHl be made sB0u
Rome th6 4 for hohies had been resumed on the 3d
BY he seizure Of an important point.
Gen- Ganbad had Ie-anieied the Roman territory with
his army.
IQ1n papew state that from Gaefa announce
that L the intention Of the Pope 10 Florence vita
the Grand Duke of Tuscany. and to reoeds 10 B0eFna
where he will establish bis Government until Rome fhs ~
IN slate 10 neEmit his FetRrn 10 it.
hHssfa-fhe Cologne Gazette says " We are authorised
10 state Inst The nGmhef Of Petersburg nOt
amount 10 30 L is also asserted that the young
Russians arrested guilty Of CAMPING on
with Caustiediere and Louis Blane'i
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The Ex-KING OF THE FRENCA.-Louis Philippe
has not been talked Of much lately. You have
heard Of his poverty aud Of his debts have now
in my possession the most indisputable evidence
that he is still the richest private individual in the
known world. His agent in NewYork, M. Laiarge,
has bought for him in houses, stocks, shares etc.
producing an annual income of Ten millions of
francs 1t is perfectly useless for any of his friends
TO deny this fact, perfectly we'll known on the New
York Exchange.-Paris Cores. Gldsgo10 Afdit
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Iron BRiDeEs FoR RAILROADS. Starks and
Pruyn, of Albany, n Y. are now building five iron
bridges forlhe New York and Erie Railroad. They
are constructed on the plan Of Mr.. S. Whippe, Of
Utica, well known and highly esteemed engineer
and bridge builder, and combine the two essential
characteristics Of iightness and strength in re.
maTkable degree. They range from twenty-five to
forty feet and are six feet ia width or span. The
smallest weighs about 2O00 pounds, and the largest
only 5000 pounds, and will sustain weight of from
sixty to one hundred TONS Iron bridges constructed
on this plan can be built at very low price. and
will probably be very generally used.
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ttoT WEATHER AT TaE NoRTH.-We have ac.
counts Of intense heat in the Northern cities, which
make US Of New Orleans thankful, not to be in such
an oppressive climate. In Philadelphia, the North
American says the mercury went up one day last
week to 1000 in the shade, and 135 in the SUM-
Workmen exposed to the suns rays were compelled
to desist from their labors and several horses at
tAched TO vehicles dropped down in the street. One
valuable one belonging to Peters & Co.'s omnibus
line died. Several persons died the same day in
New York frem strokes ofthe sun, and drinking cold
waller At Boston the thermometer indicated 943o
At P. NJ Al Jersey City itwent upto $50. At
Utica on the goth, 95s. At Lowell, Mass. 90.
Al Troy, N. Y, 96o. At Rochester $40. At
Springfield go. AT Syracuse SO.
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IcERERss.-Cap1. King, of the ship Coroman-
del, arrived al Quebec, reports having passed up
ward Of fily laFge icebergs about Twelve leagues
southwest Of Cape Race.
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NEw TELEsRAPH.-The subscriptions 10 the
stock 70 construct line of magnetic telegraph from
Philadelphia to Wilkesbarre, by way Of Eastoh,
are coming in rapidly.
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A TRIcK or THE TYPEs.--One Of our AFkansas
exchanges contains singular blunder, caassd BY
the work Of a careless compoaitor. An article On
the. overflow Of ihs Mississippi, Intended % b
headed I" Tho Inundated Plantation" il BY 1ais-
take captoned s'Ths Inundated PeaialsOas
Save ths bresehs
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% The Augusta Republic says a man calling
himself Stonelake was arrested yesterday by Mar
shal Blodget upon suspicion of having stolen a
negro. The negro was sold to gentleman in
Hamburg, who had him lodged in Jail after his
suspicious were awakened. The white man was
also put in prison. The negro is supposed to belong
70 Mr.. Houston. Of MoInrosh county.
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REy. JARVIS C. BAcoN.-This gentleman, ar
rested in Grayson county, Virginia, some weeks
since, for circulating alleged abolition documents,
had an examination before the county court, on the
9slh ulL, and is to be tried by the Superior Court
in September next He Is held 10 bail 10 the sum
Of two lhouaand dollars Mr.. J. cornont, 4 alave.
holder Is his sag,tvii,r
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SHIP BUlLDING.-In Maine during the yearssnd-
ing June 30, 1913, four hundred and tweniy-eight
ships, barks and brigs were built. making an ag-
greeate of 90 600 tons
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o. The Fourth Of July viii not be celebrated
70 New York this year with the usual pomp Of
public ceremonial The Common Council have
decided. in view Of The epidemic, 70 have no pub
iio cssabraiiou. A large gathering in the streets,
long ulsch iiioasu 3ulty stFeesss and IN bruii.
ing runs with all the fatigue and excesss incident
% the annual street fOlic, could not fail 10 aggra
vale the disease. The determination viii Be the
means Of saving many lives, although the private
Jankstings viii no doubt show their effects in the
Increase Of cholera deaths for some days after the
Fourth.
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LEAD MINES IN MISSOURI = Valuable Lead
mines have been discovered in Newton county,
Mo. The mines lie about six miles west Of NeoshO,
and about ten from Grand Falls. One Of the leads
has been worked three or four months, by four
hands, and they have taken out about fifteen thou
sand pounds Of ore, and have since struck lead
which is about four feet thick. Another lead has
been struck by farmer about three miles distant
from the one just mentioned, which is represented
as very large and valuable. Stone coal is also
found in the nsghbOrhoOd
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TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FIcTIoN."-O
Thursday IN the Court of Quarter Sessions, the
morlltying spectacle was exhibited Of awhile wo-
man, prepossessing in her appearance, and respee-
liable IN her outward adOrnments, standing up be-
tore crowded court, and admitting The father Of
her child, which she held in her arms, to be a
eoiored man. The old maxim is, there is 90 ac-
counting for taste;' but there must be a strange
perverston of the natural feelings of a mother, as
We'll as loss Of all shame, when woman, pos
sesslng All the appearances Of Tsspeciabilily, could
Pc induced, IN open court, to act ia this manner.
Il would require the strctest scrutiny TO detect
trace of African blood in the little stTaneeF and
had the mother kept her own secret the child might
have passed through the world without the humil-
lauon which will necessarily ataeh 20 i should il
live % matuhy.-P htladelphia Tines.
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Love, CRIME AND MURDER. The Kalida
(Oho) Venture, of June I3, contains the following
account Of aCold-blooded murder which occurred
IN that vicinity. " On Saturday night last,'' saws
the Venture, our county was the scene Of one az
the most unprovoked and wanton murders that we
have ever had occasion 10 notice. Samuel HamiI
ton, of Pendleton village, one of the most respec
table and worthy merchants in this section Of the
country man Of marked pFobity, of kind manners.
has been made the victim Of the wanton violence
of an abandoned rnffian. The origin of this most
lamentable occurrence was stated to us as folIows
"A tavern keeper in Pendleton, by Che name of
Chistian hohiey, married man, was known by
the citizens TO have had an improper acuuaintance
with Miss Busck not long since and being seen
to 60 to her residence late at night, was, by DOR
ton of the people, belled 2 as il is called untl
about midnight; and when he left the house he
was accompanied hotne with the music Of horns
COW bells, etc. Miss Busick's brother George was
m kohley's employ, but absent at the time when
he returned, Kohey told him his version of the
matter, and appears TO have nfamed his mnd
violently against Mr.. Hamilton, who was, how
ever, wholly nneonnected with the transaction. -
Buslck, having sold all his property, prepared
himself for violence, for we understand that on the
day of the murder, at ROekpoFt, some five or six
miles off, he exhibited The dirk knife he afterwards
so fatally used, and swOre he would kill somebody
that day on reaching Pendleton he went to HAM.
ilton's store and commenced abusing him in the
most violent, coarse and brutal manner. After a
umes Mr.. HIS patience becoming exhausted he
made towards Busck, who struck at him with
club in his hand, which Hamilton evaded, when
Busck stabbed him in the left breast The deed
was done in moment. Mr.. Vail, who was close
bys rushed TO Hamilton's assistance, but he never
spoke after receiving the wound the blow was
fatal. Busick was what he swore he would be-
murderer; and Hamilton was thus suddenly
without warning and without offence, hurried in
to eternity.
During the few moments, in which attention was
given TO the deceased, Busick managed TO make
his escape. He was pursued, but used his knife
and club to keep off the foremost Of his pursuers,
until he reached the woods when t. was dark the
direct pursuit was given up.
This daring, wantOn and unpFovoked murder
has aroused the Indignation of the whole commu-
nifty ;everY effort has been made for his arrest and
hundreds have gone in pursuit Of him. Il seems
impossible for him to escape.
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EDIrORIAL CHANGEs.-Judge Conrad, recently
appointed Deputy Surveyor Of Pbiadelphis, has
closed his connection with the Daily News and
Col Florence has Withdrawn from the Spirit Of the
Times The News continues under the conduct Of
iis former owners, and Edward A. Penuiman sue
ceeds Col FluFence a. proprietor Of the Times and
CO editor with In, soIls
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Tux WASHINGTON UNIoN-A newspaper para
graph having stalled thai very large number Of
Nirginians in office al Washington, nearly all Of
whom aFe Of he Riichie family or connected with
him, Mr. Richie has asserted, through the Union,
that there is not man in Office there who is con-
nsctsd with him, " and " not a man there or else-
where who owes office in the slightest degree to his
talr. RS interp0sition. This is so contrary 10
the frequent assertions Of Mr.. r. opponents, that
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G0rrssgoa6en6e d be- greslenL.

Sp Feger q Py0Diasrce Fsther athegss Rainored H.
rtpat-.9yrags smeHts fcy geeeiping hiatFo Cee6ra.
egge from Prison The State Crsift-Sf0eks-- me
Ne ithtr and ne Cholera.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

FoRElGN NEws.-The steamer Cam
bria arrived at Halifax on Wednesday
nj 5ht, with news one week later. She
brought Liverpool papers OF the 14th
inst. Gram has advanced somewhat in
price. IN consequence of the resumption
of hostilities between Germany and Den
mark, which have stopped the supplies
ofgrain from, the Baltic. Chic Flour had
advanced to Oh 25S. Pcnnsvlvanla
do. to OBS Cd to 24s. U. States and Can
adam wheat to 6s I'D a 6s 10 per 10 lbs:
Corn per quarter-yellow 80 to 32s;
white 2Ss a 30s.
France was Tranquil; Dufy's trial was
proceeding IN Ireland; England was quiet
so was Rome; the Pope was still at Gaze
ta Italy was distracted and Germany
confused.
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Honor to Whom Honor is Due,

THE subscriber would say. to the Aeficu ltural
part of the community that he feels thankful for
the patronage he has received for tho last sixteen
years, and in particular for the last s years in
Lancaster Pa.
The subscriber after series Of years expert
mentng, has invented the greatest improvement
in Gram Fans or Winnowing Mills in tie Uni
ted States, TO his KNOWLEDGE, and does lis work
better, faster, cheaper and cleaner than any 9th
er. ran take halfa bushel ofcheat, half a bIsh
Of cookie and mix it with one peck ofwheat, and
in one cleaning take all the filth out and make
il perfectly clean for seed. For fast cleaning, I
can give thousands ofcertfcales and recommen-
dations from the greatest farmers in the States of
Pennsy lvania, Delaware, Maryland. New Jer-
sey, and Virginia. lave also sent few
that were ordered to Ohio and North Caro-
lima. In 81 minutes my Combined Patent Mil
chatfcd l6 I bushels Of wheat-and Others can
give who say they have chaiied 1000 bushels per
day Mr.. Iolconb, Del, and Mr. Thomas Ward,
Cecil go. Md.
His rans have taken the premium ut l6 differ
ent exhibitions Of farming lnplenon:s; Six Of
winch premiums and two silver medals ware a.
warded last ia viz: The Philadelphia Agricul-
in'al Society. at the Rising Sun. on tn. 9Th Of
October, ISlS; the New Castle Agriculture
Society, o., oher lllh; at Newton. Bucks county
October l2th; al .Jctlrrsonvlle, Montgomery
county, Pa, October 18th; Maryland State Az
ricult"ral Society, held at Baltimore on the 9th
aud 10th of November; Silver Medal from tho
Fsahklin Institute un the 18th Of October; and
one fiom the Society at E,s'on, eastern shore
Mar, land, about the nth Of Nov. last. TIE com
mites Of the several societies state IN their re-
port that they consider this Fan livery COM
plee and excellent Machine" deserving the at.
ten.ion Of every Farmer
N. B. You can screen twice with ore opera
tI.rt il,on tn1y Al.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

R,or IN MoNTrEAL.-A tremendous
excitement and riot occurred in Mon
treal, Canada, on last Wednesday night
during which the Parliament building,
and Library Of the House were burnt to
the ground. 1t grew out Of the signing
of The Indemnity Bill by the Governor,
which Bill provides for the payment Of
large damages for losses by the late al
tempted Revolution The disturbances
are on the part Of the loyalists'
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SPEAKING OUT IN CHuRcK.-Un.

SfEAhtNu w AN Wv ~ "
der ,h.s head the Tribune gives the follow
ing very good Incident
IA young lady cfthis city, who is enga
ged and will shortly be united to a ga liant
son Of Neptune, visited the Mariners
Church on Sunday last. During the SER
mon, the pastor discussed eoquenhy and
with much earnestness of manner on the
trials, dangers and temptations of the p'o-
lessons Of slior, he concluded by ask
lug the following question: SIS there enc
who thinks nylhing Of him, who wears "A
tarpaul;n ha', a blue jacket, or a pair of
trowsers made of duck---in short Is there
any one who cares apaht for The p1or sail
or?> a little girl, sister Of this young la
dy who was sitting by her. Immediately
Jumped M, and looking archly al Aer Sis
Ter, said in tone, Iond enough Tor every
one 10 hear; eyes, Sir, Beck' does!, The
audience were convulsive with laughter
the minister bit his lips, aud concluded the
services by requesting the congregation 10
unite with him in prayer"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

TIE NJ. +. CHURcH.-ih the New Jer
sey Conference OF the Methodist Episc opal
Church, GA Friday, the resolutions OF the
last general conference, respecting the pro-
prie!y Of submit ting 10 arb traitors the lift
cul!ies belween the Northern and Southern
divisions of the church; relating 10 the
church property, We're presented 10y The
Bishop. The Baltimore and Pin iiade pha
conferences, TO which these resolutions
were submitted aliheir late sessions were
unanimously in favor OF arbitration, AID i
is presumed the New Jersey conference
will also concur.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

The London Times, praises the warikc
proves of the United Safes. [, says: CAL
the States. all parties, and all, professions,
equally contribute their quota TO the field
Tins proving that Texas and New Mexico
belong not moe 10 this or that State than
to all, and exhibiting also pledge 10 the
world Of the terrible nnanim,v with whic
the Union will, Oh future occasions, prose
cute lis quarrels or its ends" Tue Mex,
Can war has opened the eyes those who
used 10 close them in wiIfu darkness. Tho
remarks Of the Times would contract laugh
ably with some of the opinions it gave o
the military character of our country whe,
the war first broke out.
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Public Sale.

The subscriber intending to quit the
Livery business, will offer at Public Sale
al his residence in Elklon on
TUESDAY, May sth,
the following property 10 wit: head OF
aood carriage horses, 8 family Carriages,
ll.hl Rockaway DO, sulky. large Ped
dle's wagon, road wagon suitable Tor farm
lng purposes, 3 sleghs aud 4 SETS of single
harness. will also offer for sale shoals.
and variety Of Household furniture.
Terms: A sums over S.. A months cred.
II with good security. under S. Cash.
ENOGH CROUCH.
Elkton, April 2sth Ats.
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HERolc WALKIyG.-Tn a letter from San
ia Fee, January 10. 10 the New Orleans Pic
ayune. reference is mad, to the disaster to
Col. Fremou,'s party IN the Rocky moua-
tains, and The following surprising fact is
stated:
'Twea,y days having elapsed, and no
return of he party, Fremont started out HIM
self He arrived al Taos, a distance o(35o
miles. in aiue days, having walked the
whole dislahce.'
This is near about 40 miles day, and,
taking into consideration, The c'cnms'an.
ces of cold, snow and hunger, under
which i, was done, is perhaps unparael-
ed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

SovEMrNTs IN CANADA.-The British
American League was in spssisn at Mont
real on The 18Th inst, and adop'ed an ad
dress 10 the "Iuhabilants of Caoala.'
Afer siailg The grievances, social. com
m"rcial and political, which The people Of
'ue country are subjected to it proposes
the organization of sncieins ,hronghou> The
Province, with a view TO discuss them. and
so TO meet in general convention. 10 de-
eide upon and publish declaration of their
opinions upor The commercial and poili-
ca ques ions of the day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

LIQUOR SELLING IN MASSACHUSETTS IN
the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tves, on Morday, bill for regulating the
ale of ferlnented and spirlnous lquor-
and wine. was ordered 10 IA third reading.
The bill, as we learn from the Boston
Post, prohibits under penalty Of imprson-
menr. the sale in less quantities than %
-allons, except by persons app"lnted by
the municipal authorizes to sell them Tor
mechanical. medicinal and sacramenal
purposes. purchasing by false prelen
ces The punishment is also Imprisonment.
For repetition ofseliue or buying contrary
10 law, the Imprisonment, Is 10 be increas-
ed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28
ILLINOIS SENATOR Long John Wen

ILLINOIS SENATOR Long John Wen,
worth repre-: ting the Chicago Congress
sinual District, is "e'liug himself put for
ward as candidate for the Senate of The
United States, TO fill the varaocy now ex,
istng' Mr.. McCiemarl. another Repre-
senrive in CONGRESS from the southern Dis
uicI, is also feeling his way for the same sta
'ion. Gen. Shields and Judge Breeze will
il is presumed. he candidates, so tina, there
i no likelihood OLA scarcity OF materials
from Which 10 make choice.
81. Louis Republican.
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FOR SALE.
I will sell at Private Sale a
FARM OLE 300 ACRES


FARM OF 800 ACRES,
OF Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is OF excellent quality. Persons de-
sirous OF purchase ns, are referred TO BENZ
F. SIuvter or Lambert w. Ridd!p, near
the premises on Bohemia Manor, ard
who is authorized to sell the same, or
apply to the subscriber at Elkton.
G. W. OLDHAM
TThp soil Of Bohemia Manor is of the
very best quality No land is more east
~ placed in the most fertile condition,
and when fully improved, none can pro-
ducr better crops Ed. Cecil Wing
April oSlh 40
n *The Examiner, West Chester: and
Delaware Republican, will copy 3 weeks
and send bills to this office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-28

HELP BRouGnr Dv BuckEr.--A man
living on shore Of Lake Ontario. near
Rochester, picked up bucket on Satur-
day night last. marked on the bottom,
AGO to Rochester Immediately and tell
the steamer Ontario 10 come and help US.
We have broke our shaft and are going
ashore. EaGLEsToN, of the Lady"
The Ontario was accordingly DIES.
patched Immediately, and found the Lady
at anchor in suffering circumstances, with
signals of distress flying.
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From The Dcl, Jornn'.
WILMINGTON MARK EFT

April 81 1S4o
v heat Flour, (from stole) 5 Goa $ %
Wheat. (prime) l 90
Oats, from wagons) 25
Corn, from wagons. So
Corn Meal, per bushels; GO
BALTIMORE MARKET. April 9s-The hon:
marke, today was quie, Sales Of 3oohhIs
Howard street brands AT 81 80. and closing
firm. Nothing dove. in Civ Mills Corn
meal ard rye Gour unchanged. Small
sales Of rcd wheat u, Sl,03. whl'e nom
inaI al ! 03 a SLIP. Corn s'eady-salrs
Of white OF IA 45 cents, anil yellow al 81
a 50 Oats 25 a % cents-Rye Sc.