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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

LfNEsFuUL. Saturday. sept 10
Hu.ire.. not 80 .ctivc - asg week CoTToS steady
WHO moderate sales Prces lille changed.
GRAi~ markets degree nru-r within he last lev
dsys aud boders b-lnto Glucipse hat hey have reach
I'd he lowest puisi. a. least Tor 10 cone
pr CusGp PsoyIsIoSs of al descriptions here ~
moderate demand. ard pTiees generally sc well cup
MsrAls are In request and prices sustained
TIE accounts from t- manufacturing distrea are ess
n-vrrits I-.s ny trade prevails. Oar
reports the Continental l.rss- are - is1cfpFy The
gx - ,ie.sv bal he business going lorssrd Is limit
- Rsuw.Y SrocEs re very dull There iss penufal
supply M0SEY. snd nsifatr hs ca be discounted on
esss lerms secondary aud inferior descnpLons csnno.
sS.s Of Cores hcn me "a 10 III i3h 81 200
-s- OF 1ich TOOK go -nd exporters
The import- durirs s-u- Qeriof WEE l4lio. Tue
Aneean dsscrp01s sod we're a. a. - 70 sd The
Comuittert oiaous. declares a. thvr ~~Els meeting
81 ps5 ID, PAR Ore.Ds 81. TIE siosk band Ia Lv
erpsoi &. s9 80 uses sgsl1si IS 80 Do 1873 TIE Preseat
" tae Manchester saxsi . noi ecco-ftsss of ne
The srrivs Of Besd,uss bsrs and II Loodon Is large
revertaesss, th- uade - selisz nfner, o~ng 10 ~
fzvof sbe sdvc~s rsssdnsine Foaio crop IL ne cary
part he pest wees HEAr bih nse Azc n London r.
essso, I'D FLOUR ~s' sso soe % io~es srs.s Al 10
he'd yesterday ooth VzGAT and FLous I'D
o-rsby active o-ma-c, oui th=ls vefy ME lSolAh
CekS oasrns a. E.sy eo-a-is a.a w.asrasa 17 T
v.iu- OF Weserr cIra PLors quoted a. z2s 81 10
IS for prime eUshTy and inenor ls- 70 30 Baltimore
aud Onlo sod ia Do "hie lSoI.s CoEs rs
81 70 2s "a i1rd ard ye o. IS rs G. American
VISA c-o-c a. - 70 O 81 per o-s Of - % The
uos Of ere. Pr0.sions sl1c- or sport very
.a 5EaF ass In far rec es a. uncA-ngec prices.
11l re .rslsarlc- IN BAcos sre A51e Iner- . 20.
much priced B.ccS IN i8e nkrke;a-c ior prrl- quail
10 c-msr1 lne1 HANS eel % /. fair exien. e.
steady r-ies oa. ihe in1ry Tor slo2cers . limited
Lkso s;cady recl--L TIE r-tcers complain -nzi he
consumption las fallen e. Pixies Of lkoS rea.ned a.
most sslooAry A.n1f.ct1eo Ira h-s ossn e ar De-
al 1sz-t h-- 0c~- I-llese1 1nsese e. ard 10
din ris1-- ~ ne r4vs-=s 90 lo C1g-era r
The ron distress OF sisior5srire Ere So1t1W.@s The
-orun4- very ulf2vor.nl- Scotcl Pig
Iron 1si 10 The absence 81 drnsfc Low priced rail-
way bars haye ossr reduced bis week Is per
Present cso.zl01s 70 Liverpool Merchant b-r, Is los
besi Rsie1 Bar e., hoop. z lls, Sheet e s.; -o~
Aools Railway b4ss, 81 seo.eh Pig No. j. lei nat,
s2l2
TIE MAKE for Enslsn Securities has oee- seady, 5Gi
a. ne sane tine LIKE ocslo--- h.s been done
The we.Iaer u cooler. Harvest crops Almost a.
20; n TIE Po-ato yield Is large ard enough VIII -
save1 % o1s-l tl- diseased czannfr-
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BUSINESS MOTIONS

~NsNesS Avsfrs -Those who fsi 10 wit fhi. e.f.h
isi Hfr sd no suusinF rrrf.r, srr-. - ~ a. =
s--l lriy 40 Loe- Els.sr. vii deprive hsus~iv-.
,-I1ff o4rsts OF wholesome islEft-F The bes.lis.
ME 1fes. piece Of re Salsn ia zach ih~ v,hoe -
49, Pp-af a1t ac94.t nsslves 81 atnrsby. w., h.
enacted afternoon and rr.n.ry y
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To THE PvBLic -NoricE.-Aa adysuis- inent wa 40
~ Published ln me Trb~ns signed By seno'e, Shn
OF Piisbursl Pennsylvania, IN when n i s.vssifs
TIE said schoey Ryan have secured to ihea, oytss
and sr,cle OF agreement the exclusive OF J. g..
.. patented machine for carving wood and metal. N
{, entirely untrue Schoi-y Aysn hsve not, add ~.
had any Interest IN the patent ngm Tor s.id msc,-
They have bcea nouned that hey must 'es.et A.sss
IA, Of The e 10 ssd patent. Or be prosecuted or III
ooiy srac.e u agreement scholeS Ryan ever Lsiue
bs p,en,se wa, eoesrIuer'hp ss'ss neat re,g,sd..
the manufacture Of wood type sn' D' contract vi. hr
Ken by said schoey Ryan' an, s since bsss q
nsliy terminated. Tsiebes
Ne,v.y,rk sent IS 1919 s.ae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

~ COMBS. PREMIUM CHAiS. open tor for S. s.s
advanced prices, also, patterns, very beautiful Al
surpass The OPen Chsin much admired thai I.a
their eeu. Toe ladies' invited TO eraxos the ssSs,
meut The largest In the CRY large variety Shell On,
ing Combs. At The Golden Comb Store
NJ. QUIn5Y 500, Broadway.
IS 3eod- second door above Daaue-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

c..o-rhe subscriber would re'psessny iu6ms
-, ..a,,,srsu Of this city. Bfooays,s Nps.-.
49, S r.,.ev civ. that his riding saes vii oo.,
for the rsc.puop Of papil' on MONDAY, Sd s'sss 4.
nlS ,s,. opportunity OF returning hs .as, 20 A.
sol%s ~ c,1ou. for 'Asr many f.yo'' and 's CO.
1.e"sn, Ia, undergone thorough reaEs, s r.ua.r,
'.', 10 any similar establishments his sOunsy 1.
49,. nv resi- assured OF the perfect ssessuss a a.
- 4, card OF address being requested srsvos N
,o,msueing) Those OF bis pupils who Rad rcl suisss
,hsr lessons At he Gloss Of The past season. n VII
happy 10 see hsir earliest convenience viii tie bop.
that BY uuremlaed exersions 10 please and n.usc,
merit continuance Of .bai confidence and supper Ase
,,,s a literally bestowed upon him.
w. Il. DiSBROw, Riding schooi.
.usl lm-od ~ FOlrh&,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

Y EVEHoELL's CAaos, for weddings and visiting en-.
sa'sd aud PTaIed In he eles ant aud fashionable
s's' al u. t"o Establishments s02 Broad az corner Of
D-aAs'I and Waist. Constantly hand, an elegant
assortment Of Wedding Euyelops aud Waters OF liz own
Importation from Paris and London Al.o be,p,,sl D.,
e FOR cake, Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

DIsP.reH IL SYRACUSE sept 2t-lli An.
The Convention assembled al 10 A NJ. Gen
NJ Cook OF Ssrstoss, oitcisted as TEN. orsry Chair
nsr ana CHAs McDoUoALL Of Nes.York, and JosH
n DIX Of Yates. temporary Secretaries
Every County is represented with the exception Of
Queens There 10 a large number of spectators 10
attendance.
On motion adjournment took place until IL o'clock.
DIspAroH Ill SYRACUSE, sept so-l PM
The Whig Converts ION have just chosen JAMES
r Fo>-sYrH as President, and adjourned TIL P. NJ
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London Money aiarket....srrr. i4-PM.

TIE Eaglsh -ncs -or1-u- cl bat wilnoai scy alter
1rol % prices Cuusc.s fol money offered g; 70 .ut
closed - t14i qlotsron, zi-r having oe-a 9orariy
sse1z - 81 o~i1g 10 s2ccusiic, cod Tor h@ IN OcL
TIE asf pr-e w1s9ls 20 Z.
Livszroot We have 70 rot'ce another Gull week IL
rsixti ~u t1-cn sesrcity. iho4ga c~ilx % hs snail
eE - vessels 1---K l1-re c1et c1anse Ii
mites FAst-1E-rs c51l--e extremely scarce ar1 hsvs
81 tsk-1 % Ss~-OreEls e. Emcs. 1guilA price, t.
N-~Es-< - ~ clal- -es- gus - per too tae
gooss IS % - Sd AsE-~srs "a 81 40 Esrla-n~ are
3 a.
LcS1-S though OF .1vc-s q The 25.h III y ere f.r
o- z-cc1rsr tce ping interest Il Tie prs.er. no.
oerf sal ers csgress-1 ~ al c.r-cuo1s Tie erx.xe
.lo1ts are lsc =. rAios oar m11era1ge IL oar Ear
L. rG-e i1-r1 . - feat1r- ~ortry Of aor--
e-Di ss4. d-asn1 for t-1-sg- Ion BSHh4y Al .hos.
IS N-11.1, - 70 SIS AAsysi A. So 10 - and M
Ia We 10 7ss Iss S1-y efsac4 q ne sspp.ns zs1s "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

u IRE MERCHANTS DAYBeoK contains decidedly .bs
' s' o. arrivals a. the hotels that Is published and
SAID 10 be The bes. advertising evening pso-r 10 The ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

We invite the attention Of The public IN ,hs s.is
Iei' Day At TIE Merchants Exchange. by ANTHONY J.
sLEEcKEs, Of The Farm and Country Sea, Of the late
Alderman VIM scoii, al New-Rochele, the same being
Gi'dsa ialo three parcels, and sold BY order Of bis
Executors -.
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The Pope not yet at Rome

NO NEWS OF KossUTH.
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SEVEN DAYS

Dates from London 10 september iS'
I2th, Vienna TN, Rome oth'
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rrHopr PERFECTLY TRANQUIL.
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cvIlef )on-sL and Broad Nay
THE NOVEMBER NO. or THy sc.IpFI

- Fail fashion Hats and Caps the one price store
20 OsHAs ur'urpasied oy any for beauty durability or
eastPaess Heads he most eifcut TO f. hued by Paris
eonofn-Usr with the utmost exsctress end ease 70 the
"r>frf lsIS- J. W KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

HUNGARIAN Fu8T8lssEs NOT SURRENDERED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

~ Public School, No XVII. Ttirteenth-st near
seventh avenue, will be opened ior ths reception OF
pupils, on Monday Oct l. tas house having been thor
sustiy elesnsed and ventilated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

r- We learn that the NewYorA Conservs-
tory Of Music will open cissa for instruction 10 gee
idnging this evening. See adv
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The PresIdeut,s Northern Tour.


On Saturday morning President Taylor left Erie
the steamer iamond, accompanied by Gen Reed and
other gentlemen Of Erie He arrived III this city about
O'clock the boat not having sds the topDages
at the way ports.-rhe Diamond passed Immediately
down the river for the Falls stopping vt Black Rock
land some passengers, and take pilot on board We
understand that ut Black Rock Intelligence Of his
coming having preceded him quite large number
sembed upon the pier to greet the President his
rival When tho Diamond hove to- he appeared deck,
and greeted with cheers, He made few remarks
-expreseng his determination, understand to visit
Buffalo, before preceding homeward, IL his heath is
sufficiently restored to permit him to do At Schlos
ser Gen Taylor met by Vice President Fillmore,
MIR spauldiDg and number Of gentlemen of the Falls
escorted to the Eagle Hotel He yet quite feeble
giving evident indications Of having suffered severely
from The last attack Quiet and repose necessary
to not only enable him to his journey,
the of his life which, in the opinion of his
medical advisers would be endangered by great ia
tigue and excitement He will probably remain at the
Falls time and then seek the easiest most
peditous route to Washington This, In the opinion
his friends he ought to do-B.falo N. Y. Erpress
Sent. g.
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Died.
On Wednesday morning. 9Th inst, HsrRv p, infant
son Of Hector and Susan T. Sears, aged months and
20 days
The friends OF the family invited to attend the
funersl this Thursday morning ct IL O'Clock, from
Ne. College Place. The remains will be taken TO
Greenwood for interment =
On Wednesday morning, 9Th inst, ct q o'clock, Of
consumption, Mrs BnipcEr BOYLE, sister Of Bernard
Neehan Also infant son Of Bernard Meehan, Who
died the afternoon Of Inflammation Of the lungs
specifically invited to attend their fspsrs st o'clock,
this afternoon, At 81 Robinson street
On tho 9Th inst, 1T the United States Hotel, New
York, Mr.. AuousT SoHwAIsE, native OF Germany
His friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully re-
quesed to attend his funeral from the above hotel
Tbursday, 9Th September. Ut ~ o'clock, noon.
At White Plains Sept. LIST, Of dysentery, JACOB G.
NJ only Of John w. and Charlotte 8. Patterson.
sged 2 years and months.
ON the 9th inst ELLA BENNETT, only daughter Of o.
r snd Elizabeth }. Bennett -
Ths friends and relatives Of the family invited
A. funeral this day, (ThursdAyJ ct o'clock,
p. M, from their resio~n~-.
Vermont papers please copy.
On the 9Th Int after . short illness, ELrsAssrn,
wife OF James Brosdfoot, native Of Scotland In the
seth year Of her age.
Her friends, and those OF the family generally Are
respectfully invited 20 attend her funera from her
late residence corner OF 7th aud 27th street.
this day (Thursday) ct half-psst o'clock PM
At Lebanon, Pc on the lat inst, OF ch.era NOR bus
Rev DR.. Esrsr, President II the Lutheran Synod
On the 31st ult At the residence Of her son in law
X y. Smith, v. 3. A, ct West Point. Mrs AVA r.
CtAsxn, consort Of Mstthe~ S. Clair Clarke, Esq.
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sac $4O swedss sold part to arrive at $40
Q $50 and months.
LIME exhibited change.
LEAp.-Sales Of 2,7c0 pigs were made at - So sad
English was offered at ~ 20. The market closed
heavy.
Ols.-Ssles Of inseed continued to be made at 10
Tie. for English and CITY pressed. Fish OILS were
firm at 45c for Crude whale, ana 1t lzc l2oc Tor
manufactured winter sperm.
PRovisIoNs.-Ssies Of about 100 bills. pork we're
made including mess at $40 a. FLO 3d. and prime At
IS rs, and sour prime ut 81 25 Beet WAS duh AZ Sl2
rs Sl3 for and prime nominal ut $40 cut meats
heavy with sAles OF 90 bills plain hams At o. AMI
shoulders ut 41sc Cheese ia large supply psrri
culary common Ohio ana duh ct previous quotations.
Butter.-Geod State and Western In good do
mand, while inferior OF all !kinds was dull Rice
Sales Of 200 terces were made ON private ter1as.
SyoAKs.The market was quite steady, with sales OF
AGO u 500 hhds including New Orleans ranging from
az a 8 and to Co Porto Rico "a 5 az St Crox
at 6Ao., ana Cuba Musoovado at AZ n5Ho
SE6ARs.-Ssles Of 10 were maze at el2 n siS.
Tn Sales zoe slabs Bxnca made ut IT No,
months, to arrive.
TosAcco Sales of GO hhds Kentucky we're made at
ONO, usual time.
WnALrsosx Sales II 23,eOO lbs. northwest we're
made At 35c, cssh.
WHrsAkr iess active, and sales of only $50 bbls
State prison made ut q 4 $50. Drudge WAS dun
st 2Sc
ToloI Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Riser Lines This
Day.
Flour bbls. 500. .9Zli Ashes, bbis.. ...... 325
Corn bushels. -. a 6s2 Whisky bbs. 500
OH Cake tons. go. 400 Lard, bols. ........ 10
Wool bales. ..... 2S2 Cheese, boxes. i, 2os
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he would make himself easy. for season, until tho
right should arrive
lie occurs TO us that, recently you propounded the
ousstior wat has become OF Major Scott late Navy
Agent 81. Washington 7" who was alleged to be de-
fsssser. He Ii still In this city cheerful and healthy
looking o. ever Before his accounts settled ut
the Navy Department deposited to the credit ef tho
United states nearly Ave thousand dollars more" than
he has since acknowledged TO bs due TO the govern
mept The sctusl balance claimed sgsinst him Ii
absut seven thou and dollars and his securities arc
responsibs Tor fifty thousand The Major, however,
csptase on certain d bursements rs Is allowed to the
other navy agents This WAS not admitted by the
Nav Depsrtmept The govern ment. 1t Ia known eau
moi be- sued and for man to obtain his rights must
himself be sued and leave the decision in the for
i,,rv and tbis course will bs taken 1t unjust to
dsno1nce this gentleman defsuler in the absence
Of proof .
The Secretary Of the Treasury has attached himself
to the Protestant Episcopal Grew Pynss) church,
and last Sabbath he took his first communion
General Hiram " sbridge passed through the city Q
day two ago his way to New York, from Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06

s;neIe genuine emotion in favor of the Hungarians,
try 10 make political capital out of II, and endeavor
20 throw ocium upon lbis government Inc people
via soon 6ud that the government mas not oeen
behind public op,nlon that long before the demss
poeues of the Ur,oy, thought OF the recognition OF
Hungary. rhe administration had taken tbs aos'
decided sieps Ia the matter, and that "a all prooi-
bility, before Tbs The noble Hw5aIs"s nave SUD
stuntial proof OF the lnts'es' WHICH uie oh'eo
such then. - 5elieye 10 be the policy of the ad
,,;n,s,r,,sSn, and that it will be faithfully carried
o~" We have every reason to believe. The insane
rawlings If the Union, and the talsehoeds promul-
gated in other quarters, will not shake the conf
dence of the psopl. in either the President or his
cabinet They believe in the honesty and integri-
ty of the former, aud they have had no cause to
doubt the latter The cabinet enjoys the highest
confidence of the President, and at the proper Tune;
when Congress meets, the whole country Will
know that they are deserving of the high position
they occupy. OMEGA
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Married.
On Sunday Sept oath, 1s4s, by the Rev. Henry
Chase, THos. +. MARSHALL, Esq to Miss MARI JAMS
ALroRp, all Of this city
Baltimore papers please copy
On the 5th iust In Calvary Church, by the Rev.
Samuel L. Southland the Rev GILBERT g BARNETT, to
ApAH ANN, youngest daughter Of the late Thomas
Craskell Husband.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev Mr. Harris, Barnard
NEEs to Miss JULIA An, JOINS, all Of shis city.
on Wednesday the 9Th inst, at the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, at Brooklyn by the Rev. DR.. Lewis, MIR.
WILLIAM B. PArIsEr Of New York, to Miss MARY 4.
DopaE only daughter Of Levi Dodge, Esq., Of Brooklyn
At Rye the 9Th inst, BY the Rev. Edward e. Buu,
WILLIAM b. HALsTrAp, to CAROLINE MATILDA, daughter
Of william Bush, Esq.
On Tuesday Sept T. by the Raw DR.. Bird Wilson,
in ST. Peters Church, Chslsee, MIR. RoBERr A. Gar
ooRY, to Miss ELIrABErH Coon, only daughter Of VIM
Good, Esq, all ofthis city.
Never from thy trusting heart;
Nor from thy smiling brow,
May tie hopes the peace depart,
Which beams upon them now. @.
Al Morristown, N. J., Sept 4th, by the Rev Samuel
L. Southland, john 2. SoHKRMERHoRr, Nj. d. 70 Louisa
P daughter Vt the late j. D. Williamson, u g. NJ, al
Of this city.
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Cur Baltimore corre.p.sdsnos.

tsLuhosH, Sept :, Abss
snSs,'" hs,rfy i''sc.s'or- Y''.Hg a,d .l6.e-a TS.
vsii,r'--T1. R1p'o'sd D'~i--ss'sip y no George
Essa-- TA> Mc,kets, Ss.
An associstiop has hesa formed by the Germans II
thb city. called the Central Society Of Baltimore in
f'vor Of the Liberty oi Europe, which has vlshJn
fsv days, enrolled Eve hundred Geinbsfs They are
each to pay such Of money msr b. required 90
snset their purposes Circulars have been ssu-d iu.
vtrg the VrrmsDs IA ererJ part cf the state % srn
soriiary soe-tiss, aud powerful orgasisslop msys.
Two srisil beys sna II year. a ago arrive, here
yesterday, nor New Yert, On their rsy te WhseIlns
We, where they state their father 10 employed or q
81 smbost Their story IL that thsir mosEs, attn
whs they we're living IN New ofk, oied " cscier.
s.srcl OF Their fstb.s a Ps,ISgiohIs -. ~, . -
-rons cars sno carried 20 Lsnosstsr rhepcs
hey sailed to Eork. rs, and seary All ths way 70
hair oie Fssnsge has been secured for them here
" Whe.hng sad every neoesary provided for them
tns rad ny Some 81 cur humane ctls.ns They start,
81 numeuard this morsina
lhe nid'hipmens duel reported 70 ha.. laser place
" Disa' ssDorg On MoDsay turns out 30 bsvs been
ssnu'ns h1ah ~ heRoberts, vho repOlttd klilcd
WIS Nf Luce bis oppeDent ON board the Vand..
W. on Their gay g. the faeifs ond he ether W., van
Nyck 400 simmon- ar. .bnus tso hundred miles
spsr one beirg Ia ~orfok and tha otb.r in ths sity
1beee young sentsines had a ausrre, souss months
nnes sninH had been smcabiy errspKsd At the time
Dr b oV stsasr ~ i,sns sts = ne gres.at .is.
pact, In sach prccsroas condition. Of Esstor. AZ.
lived here yesterday She sihoroushy sr-ashsd with
mud ebd nth aud hst two srge holes In Dar baton,
vhich viii render IL nsc-syary 10 put he, I'd, a.. AZ
d'ck Jhs damage, Including the eyp gp,s n ss.tns
ber 81 vii b. about scOO0- makias ratasr an us
profitable camp nsctsrs exenrsioH
We bed perfect pouring down Of fsSr yeas~,d.,
siternoon .Ea sst night l.stsg sbout leu hou-s m :.
ms Scton N csuntry whiob Sson8. but prove .eAt
tceeptebe 90 tbs farmer round asou&
IN opI hour @.rt yesedsy hpJ drsd bbts Eow.rs
tfett ciAhsed lsnds az 81 % sld to-day .bop, bbis
were so. AZ further ssciiss Of % oesu City slsN,
*le Tor several days stscs isrsa bodrs
decline taking less than s. no No material ahAnse In ubs@t
sses to-day for good " prime red 81 81 white
81 ~ sne fs,s1y white 81 81 rs. sales yss,-rtsv
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WAssIEero, CRY, -, 1919.
= -. :v% 81 sssef N, ..l.,y ~ 3. @s.a a@
sac ~. .,sr ss sRsr. ,ss' .a T% a. s .s.s
s.. se ser, :, s.y s hsrs.f,.r 70 ..sss receive OF
cierh recently. after being informed BY The pay
slerh shss sssssmspts VI salaries you'd not hsr.-
sftss be honor-o ot tolerated proceeded TO Mr. Psrs
asA sod thrs- sevssl assignments and ~hen he prs.
ssst~s these o. oe psycsr be sfor med that The
s,s~k had himself ars-n hts salary IN. very salary
which had BEES Hypothetical Phis vas sbtaInug
money under siss pIs,.ps.i aud by virtue VI ait.
ed ssst.s warrant .hs ssrs va. brought before ms-
sstsss n he had sot teen respectfully oosneot.s
he bad been poor segl without hisDds- he would
have been held 90 bail ~ ~ tried In tse Criminal
cent foe aud be sstsned the dspsnd. q ,hs broker
30 the d,niased and justice lest its victim
mshs name 10 often % him sn inoc oveuisnce, aud
thif WA lately realized Tive men, from Maryland
.nd tho othor .roa Virginia 20 the oily hnnt
fos onics TIE only difference In their names vas the
nidcfe Initial the mrEnsr We will call John p Crown
aud tbs latter John Crown Nr Meredith hs,i.s
neaiteted sTctp ia tue Office Of the sixth Auaitsr
% the deaks be usas vHcsat Ipstesd OK N. notif
cstios being drrct.e 90 the old nolanon ~ vas "a.
reesed Ms'yisnS' 70 John p, sud this gentenau i'm.
his friends, ard started for Washinston without
siepFpe 10 shave sud put on clean sb be pressutod
himsl nf the oath OF oce; bpt before be ki,scd ts
boob no remarked 10 the Auditor or sDe of his ,srks
suppose that she letter is intended for no bnt ia
osht 60 have az Office lie vac .dyised 10 "a. =, a.
Treasury Department and inquire istU tbs matter al
eso.~talB whether there bad not been mistake ~ On
10 vent and 10 bis the dreadful ruth cas- 10
hin inFsrted that Mir crown Il Virginia. not VIZ
Cr0vb. Of Maryland Lad btes epDeinted In valn ava
the tiaappsiEted cres-sesker complain that he bad
been subjected t. heavy loss 10 closing his business
~ hastily Il vas beyond the power Of the department
t. indemnify him and uth fearful eyes elt tbs ie
psrtnebt With the remark that he had often heard n
msne fate depending ON comma, but never before
an the curve " pen The venerAhl. gentlsmsn ~ho
ordertd 10 bis DISK only en- She sppes rance
"a his succe~sor having beard 81 the mstaks axain
Pslie 81 his coat nibbed his pen and resolved that
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grafton The sick and diseased remain upon our
wbsrvss clog hospitals but the able. bodied the
strong end the healthy spiy pass through waters
the tempting plains Of the teemins West-of
Chic, lllipoi- and Michigan
We looking fcrward to the grand Provincial Agr
cultural Fair which will take place immediately after
the New York State Fair viz a the 18th 10Th 2eth
aud xlst Of this month. There is premium list for
foreigners and expect TO be visited by friends
from your side Of line =. May such visits become
more and more frequent every year, az such inter-
cannot fail t. draw the two people
another and to cultivate mutual engs
and good will Argus