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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
ITOFF.ATS
Tifa Pl!!s anl Ph@nlx Bi!Iers.

These Medicines have now been before the pub
'a a- a period OF FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high character
a almost every part Of the globe for their extraor-
binary and immediate power Of restoring perfect
u.'th to persons suffering under nearly every kind
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

ton,nlein, besors the Grand Jury; the resson pres
ring here 10 ty the cause Nj is silte1 70 ~
yas bernn 10 knew there w0u'd b oal'eI cuau 80
oei,ip frer AZ more ,Dpual & sl X NE coahay 20.
I, ms t,,tv ar r.York; knew rom my proLe'.oua.
in the civ II New York. ihbt tnsfs gre saus
~ who ineTrupi uBice IN that cy ny
Tn,rys To convict or acqUii sccof ing y. W. "a
ori,iors ar nreindices spd ka '~ l1st ne
~ nncb "a County 10 free from tba iino OF
,,ilne,s s,sled hst be remorsHssd vi n FSISes Az W
80 c ru,ating the bsls uron persons whom Tue
Wfitps 80 fSse,ss sDd 8 to BIS reapact2ble as
s ctlzsns 10 The community, and Oh himse!f nne sng
ysd The proprety Of rstrseing them, wbcd wilkes 70
SS"d WINES fered If WIN ea would pubtah toem 10
rcn,e for him the facts in the which re 49,
,ned VItptps never applied n The Governor for toe
nnrdon Of AndfoBs refused To questions Ia letter
frf m the witness gave apewers Tine snsTsf
TO he Governors letter shown which Mr. cor
ciude4 By giving y AZ opinion from al the ftcts "1lc1
can bis Wedge that he tAndfoasl Wasa NJ sue9c'
for cutive cemency - -,
Phere were witneSses for defense Ar. Dean duln'
med up on behalf OF Mr. wilkes do
TIE Attorney General hen addressed me Jafy of me
prosecution He contended that ba editor OF paper
liable 10 prosecutlon place where The PAGER 10 CIR
coleed-snd Wilkes haa been lately proescu'ed suo con-
ycted Of libel In Pennsylvania, although he never was
there 10 criminal osecuon II ies on me qetena@n. 70
show o on, that article Ia oe but that II Wes pno-
Iished from good motives and tusihsoie enos DE con-
Guided powerful speech by calling upon Inc Jury 10 give
verdict for ths prosecution, seemed 10 nm ms cen
ouspess OF the Prose- calls loudly for the inteposon OF
The Court charged that wherevers paper contalong
he il crculsed prose cu.ion for the SANDER can be
maintained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
RY TaleEranh.

BOSTON Sept ar, bark America Havana sept Portland;
brig Charlotte s. NIar,iu-, Let INST
Ga 6arEs Wa1am RIO Janeiro; mary G5ralaG cht4 Nra
Theresa Georgetown. DC Catharne Wcoy and Philadelphia
EAs1PORT Sep: 2ocd schr Boctoas o Now Yof BenaeA,
for
Ellsworth sept a5d Arr brig. Alfonso, and Florence, y
Cd. schr Adelaide DO
MATTAPol3ETT 25tArr bark Elizabeth, Atlantic VITA go
Reports toacheo Faya Aug bark Pioneer Greenport and LAID
of fahaYen, landed $50 tspoted
Aug 10, with l6 9th, Mrcea NBedord clean Ill., sap Pa
andei 18th George Mary NLondon, clean; 10Th
Exchange NBedfOi clean Spoke, Aug Oft F0eSi bark
Reys Bedford 18th Faynl Thomas Wino es.par
cea1 18th Ion Junu5 NIB 90 sp Sept 49, lat - TO-
brig porter Baltimore Demarta 7 Ia. IS 49, loo
5g So brig A G Wsshburn, Bristol, RI for ST Thomas
PROYIDENCE-Ar 2jth bark EdaH, Janlss Byer tch WI
hams soops Editor Monarch and Proof Glass Rondont Charles
Semrod SYo.k Sid brs New England I inks andj WiIbs
force Pgetou Frank m VA sloops Davis Colchester
Kondont; lawrence q Long, and Washington, NYoft
FALL -h schrs Richard Borden, Port Walhalj
Sylph 4 William, Mount, Roundout
cid Smith, Waiter, Ro15Olti sooss Neptune
Ann Holmes, heW YORK
Telegraph Psiaepha Esd, ooP Anna~an a5t 'oop 3enro
Toy
SALEM 21Jh-An sch Gen Cass, NYork.
HEWBuRYPoRT, s5,hAFr schs KOsc.as,O, and Dslasare
EYork.
CD 5:ls Brazilian Rondout.
NEW BEDFORD. ?6th--CIi ship Atkins, AIaus Pacific
SD brig March Atlantic.
NEW ORLEANS Sept l5-An slp Kentucky, Bostel
SAVANNAH, Sept 22- Arr Susan Souls, Boston.
MOBILE Sept E9-Au brig Oliver KYork.
KEY WEST, Sep. 4Af brig Alfred, Bostou sch II Tabe
Yns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
nr a u y I y II

Sept 10 at Rutges Church. by Rev John n Kre6s M WIN
ALBERT COLLINS Miss THERISA PRATT, daughter of Dr.
f. Pratt all Of this City
gd Washington Co. IN. " papers plaase copy 80.
On Tuesday Sept a. by Rev. Geo H. Fisher d. D. JOHN
A. VAN BUSKJRK TO MARY T. COLE, all Of tins City ~
Thursday morning Sept 25 by Rev Dr. Horton mJohN H.
ALLKNto Miss JANE L. FRANCISCO, all Of this City
On "Wednesday Sept in Ascension Church by sy D HAWKS
Stag. -, III.
In Brook n Thursday morning Sept &c. by le MI j. L. Hodge,
K HARMFR SMITH to Miss EMILY BROOKS.
Al Patch Grove County Wis. Sept TO- by Rs Chsres
Munoc Mr. ClTIIY Of Casve, 20 Miss ANN h FkANE
LIN, Of the former psc :, ~,
Keokuk Iowa Sept H. by Rev OTIS Haekett GEORGE WIZ
L Judge the First Judicial District Of Iowa TO kTt daugh
ter Of Gen v p Van Antwerp.
Racine, Wis. Sept 10, By Rev. A. D. Cole Col ALERT u
HAtr,Hons Miss HENHisTr4 c. uLNiEE, Of that city.
and place and by the Hon MAssuitL NJ
srKosG 30 Miss EssLrSE NJ ULIxISs, all Of Racine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

RIOT AT CAMDEE-Two men sHoT.-On Mon
day afternoon, about o'clock, party OF Germans
and others assembled at the Vauxhall Garden, for
the purpose Of having cotilon party when a as
pute arose between them and some Camden ooya'
and most disgracefui scene occurred, in which
guns, pistols and dirk knives were used. There
were said to be about two hundred persona en-
eaged in the fgh: and one man, Edward Steers
was shot in the leg. and another named bodlne,
severe confusion or cut on his head, and another,
who's name we could not learn, was injured. The
riot RACED for come time, but by the prompt arrival
of the pocs those engaged in it were dispergeo'
philadelphia Lsdgsr, 25h.
MIss1ssIppI-The Natche7 Free Trailer Of the
7th inst. says:-Last evening atolegraphio dis
pstoh was received from q gentleman in Vicksburg
by L. NJ Day, ESQ our city representative, stating
that bis ExcelleDcy. Gov. Quitnan was in the act
of writing bis proclamation TO convene the State
Legislature by the goth of October next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
LAW COURTS.

PouGHKEEPsIE OYER AND TERMiSER-Be iore
Justices BarcElo VAu and BsxerPesal Prosscnt5n for
LiAs-Ehs suit on The complaint Of Ar Ambrose L..
Joxdsn (iae Attorney GeSeEal aga nat George Wikes
Editor efIhe Pciiee Gasee for alleged libel consned
said paper 10 the prosecution IN this city,
against ChAles Carpenter, complaint OF nome OF the
pares connected with what kcown as The Kidd Com.
pepy II charged Mr. Jordan snd Nj. McKeon with COM
spring h countetsiters and ons &c spd ;hGt Mr Jo
dan his Official station to cypress Carpenter NJ j.
vas OF the ss 10 Carpenter n tbs indic
aent sgapat him, and believe Ia the prlvais
brought by Carpenter for alleged fase mprlsonment &c
@r WilAeR being srgsEed In this city steudiog AutI
asaipst him 10 The Common PlSss and also having been
snmnoped wimess in the New York Oyer and Ferni
nee was not 81 POUCH pate when The esled,
nor bio principal council &r Hsss Inc and M. Sick
les although Mr Dean sppeased there for him, and moved
.ha, the sl be postponed did Mr. Hsskin srrivos
ser The u,slcomRenesd eu was opposed by The Dis
tic, Attorney ,heTe aud hesppllcaton denied
Mr. Cheihsld Attorney General of The State appeared
in behalf Of he prosecution assised By Mr. Campbell Die
eIies Attorney Of the County
The Attorney General oHeued the case ser which svss
ahown Thai copy the Pos Gaze ts containing Tho article
OF Oct 20 S had been purchased In PouEhkeepse from
Mr Kenwenhy, yender OF newspapers there who had
seen agent for the Is mouhs and sod from so 10 80
Sopse week Thta ejaculation OF the psper In Polgh-
keePae enabled the complaint be made ,hsre although
thsf place
S seas testified that w.kes told biz, hs was tbs au.
1907 o. 'Ss efseiei hlnss vsRl&s, Sa7ss be msde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
sou,hern Items

BALTIMORE, Ihuftahy' DC -
The goutbern mall is through. a meeslng mas
Aosn beId in Alabama, calling on Gov. Collier to
convene the Legislature, relative to the admission
" oatman has oasd the Mississippi Legislature
together on similar appeal
The Georgia papers generally favor dlsonion,
though the most able aud influential stick to the
Union. Toombs 10 at home addressing his constlta'
en'f.
ran ashore near Indian River, in conse qaence Of
some lime taking FIRE. The vessel is under wa
ter.
A great Union Meeting has been held at Mobile.
NORFOLK, Rhursdsy, September g.
The weather again becoming settled yesterday,
With southwest wind all the vsasels that had
been detained in Hampton Roads went to sea
The Dismal Swamp Canal 10 expected 70 open
next week.
II 10 understood that operations upon the scab.
ford and Roanoke Railroad viii commence In 8
few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
AFriVeds

snip New World rk Knight, Liverpool Az "a mdse to Gnh1l
Mla Co Tie " has bad 10 ul days dead calm 1ial ire
sbP 1daca suo wno, Stockholm % Is ron and pass 10
Sio Hartford 3us Savannah d. Durham Dmo1
Bars Carol smith Chareston7 Durham Dmon
the Navy Yard
Bs London Or 0nspn, Neuytas 20 is. sugar 70 master
Bs Rse Poue wilson L9susyra 20 ds cofes hides and sugar 10
Bns Alof CBr} GARNER Havana 20 ds sugar
R John French Slckfod Havana II ds sugar 70 astef ha
hus home the bark Gegana and brig susan
Loud who have be liberated by the Governor General
Brig Augusta Stone Savannah days cotton anu rice 70 9t'
Brig olive Simmer, Eastpoe7 d. fish &c. starges & Co
Sch Homer rooker Boston ds, mise to f & w Aerriek
Bemce Na5s Addison 10 is, luH54r TO Simpson MAJ sF
b Co
Sch Mary Farrell Warren, Warren RI
Sch Brooksvie Lneharuer Bangor j., Piles frances Spice
Sch Providence BIZ Myhon Nathan Ms 20 d. plaster aud 4
o Sou- Il Whitney.
fremont Mtcne Maydsle7 PR SEPT, ani FtAs AID
lIih, hides aud salt 10 j OGalaTia
sch Eluue Robinson mpston NC d. naval stores TO l.
McCready.
Sch sa7h Mcdonald Eyap4, Tansemoni ts, potatoes
Sch Leroy, Powell, Norfolk ds, molasses
BELOW-Bark CrnHen Le,segang, from Cardedls to
Read; Ozark Phsn from Ro Janero and orss
Reported BY plo; boat Ne" Yorssp Tot Wtienl %
days Leghora with marble g., to Peter Harmony Nephew"
& Co.
sAILED-seaalsp Ohio Havana and Ne. odeans Ksnnebsc
Phlqdt phia; shp Wharton, Gavestoa ward HAM Ham
burg; Hmonia Gagawj iiay Adne, San Fanesco Yeoman
fBrj Equator fv-fpool blrss Abaoss, (Prussl Busnos
Ayes Pen,uke Cao1 Fsnson Alphabetically; Stella del Mar
lit4U Malaga; brig Adolf, Ham) Wilmington Nc
WIYDAt ENE; meridian MY; sunset E3E, and .hck
tS The ship Isaac Webb Liverpool reported the
CITY being yesterday but che was not IN sight from the Bar
a
"a On terdav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
ahl. plat. Ham, at sasl and sAooldet,'. Lna arm

hhls platr Hams 5!R5 and Shoulders g. Lard arm
Sslea OF $50 hha aud Tea al &c.
OIL-In Lussed there Is rather NAYS sc'ivy, BAT ms
"a better Some COO 10000 gaia have oeso
sold 7sI94 for English II Tor beat American In Do o.
n bale is 7eF5 him N Ih but modHrAis sslsa.
RICE-ls IL fair trade demand bu ih"rs Ia not much do
ing for excori Sales $50 tee al 503 49, he later Ior
choice THE siock Ia Hight
POBACCo-IS held firmly bat the demand is merely
specu alive Some eco hhds ReuucAy wsrspored sold II
preyous prices Mat ufscnrsd is firm ana 10 good Inquiry
FEkTHgRs-Sales / $50 10 fsit Al Sic cash
IEATHER-Is IL large demand add tbs receipts are
trsrrely equal TO The ysas. The market 10 very firm
HfDEslHolders Of Bueuos Ayres Hides ask 14ic. bat
buy do not ueeiihem. , =,
HOPS-New crop now selling 10 inode-sie exteni u! 10
sEEoDsoHe smal parcels OF new Clover hsvs bse1
said 10 arrive ssc or last yesrs Clover 100 bos SOFA
:, ~ gtrolhT /. selling 10 Eone exert st so so for
Tsnd The lsst sale 0 Flax vas at 81 e. bufh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
FOREIGN Pnrtx.

era Cruz no date Easea Bscoe, o Ni'r' to sa.
ith -. -,
At Honou Juy 49, Adventure Webster for san FRANCISCO
goth Sid June H. ship lIendee Lord eon san Franc o 0ng
Kong 9 c-.,.o
Al Cao July 3 ship Boston Pratt I'm Chncha Islands Tor BAIT
next SAY. ~ - -. ,,.i
18th.
sli fin Marcel 18th bark MARY Lowell tioodng, Poilnf
Al Centuesos It tn INST, bark Clara Self I'm ~ mas; Ar
m IN commence d Bost brig ARIEL Muller I'm Portland
for Ph,depha The touched the ground 10 eswaoi Of the
ort mp the arbor and threw over part Of tes dad get
Sd I'm Halt Sist u ship Chesapeake Lambert L-sfof 'OOa
krS YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
SECOND soAap
THURSDAY, Sept. 26-P. NJ

THURSDAY, sept Sb-P. M
The Stock market, in some descriptions, fell off
to-day, while Reading and Harlem were very firm
The sales were to considerable extent, Afte- the
Board. about % 600 shares Harlem were picked up
at 81 Q6l4 and Reading went to 62 At the &c.
cord Board the market was buoyent Harlem sold
at GIG, So, and Reading went to t2a There is an
irresistible speculative action in this stock fed
by three markets, Philadelphia, New.Yorh and
Bosson. The road this week will bring down 43, 600
tuns coal, and will probably continue 70 sranIport
from 43, 600 TO IS 600 tuns every week during the
Winter There will be no competition from the
Bchuyikill Canal, as Ii Ia now generally admitted
that the repairs OF that route cannot be completed
before next April or May, 80 that Coal t. airy ex-
tent can be transported on it. TINS amount of Coal
transported last week on the Reading, in days
was IS 900 tuns, equal to IL 600 tuus The psssen-
ger and merchandise traffic We learn, is ktso much
larger than for the same time last year. and the re.
ceipss of September will exceed the expectations OF
all The large sales OF Harlem, between the Boards
one purchaser having taken 2ooo shs,es, gave
strong impetus to the market. ghe purchase was
believed to be for very wealthy outside operator,
and it gave great confidence to the bGlls. Nor
y share, showing further advance The certain,
ty of regular dividends on the Stock Ii attracting
orders for investment from Connecticut Mohawk
went to s3l, an Improvements Of Il Y cent. and
In demand The improv ement in Reading Stock has
been sympathissd with by the Bonds which
have advanced 3 cent. in as many days. Nor
rs wac little better, and Long Island vas steady
Farmers was not 60 buoyant. Canton has nas
moved much during toe late activity, bat lie begin.
ing 10 attract attention. The accident yesterday
gave temporary hesyisefs to Erie Stock, aud tbs
market fell off to 752, but at the Sscond Board rs.
covered to 76. The Income Bonds were hammered
TO 81 in the street. butreacssd 1.-THE Second Board
and sold at 9l4, with good inquiry. The Second
Morsgages sold at 99l, and the First Mortgages
lO7 The Interest Stock OF Illinois Ia in larger
demand hince the action in Congress oa the
Swamp Lards, and has advanced fcon % to
"a, and the Improvement Bonds from SO to
Sc. There ia quits speculative demand or
shess securities. Fer Governments there was q
good demand and tbs market advanced Sizes,
1867, sold at 1l7s Coupona, 1868 1lss
In Exchspses lbe'e Is stesdy market spd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
Domestic Ports.

H.; Asss Sd t MAJ rg.o: os'yG 81 Go O'A'
BHSGoR t23-Arr bs 'nom, Boston, 'ehs sdgd fling
eerse Of Orand -; Fnoc,, Proyucetown 1i4rS tmy Rs'
s on ss coa and Prospect Warcs Rose Pavilion
FLA sa NBs514 o1sas SEos@od n. amt EnoTss
sledofd; Sea Queen Doesr Texas. President Weymouth;
81 Tysn mSS d ne , AUGUST SY YORK @ New
H,n Balloon and "a LS 9 cen S ss rd af
de eay @iy Ro.ts@ 5i brig Wa Morse Nllaye ;ehs H
Gi ae S Ssse'" yi2wsr ao.to w.
SgmP, &ro r. h Snow Gnnon a5 Ago
ma ws,d do; Hourmaha soa EYo Coral ross Hancock
H rhomaston; Geo Brook Dyer Portland Long W'r Smith
Gloucester va 9n3tan9e Tos H,ao,d B pf'$s p Co1s
Lowell Loyeanj Baltimore. fremont Sears and @ Esersou.
Rss b. b 3 ASe Co. Baras
Dty org Empire Go"e fhalePaa SCH peat9 ',i Cap Cape
ospay elliott Annapolis w Greenwood psiort psby rs;
sa.aaFa nsff H.5oo sqTsa Bent sl e Iog9s,
BaAe Philadelphia Oliver Wiley Albany corae. E1.a + aeon.
Re9re and F[an< cas W" oa Ws'tpGn aa'sf h sea
Wattm sl9r Plymouth itols b5s' Apue Emfa opposed Tor
PQ.tara Bts Albion SID lesttFaa{ w p,ua ,,n orooot
sp5 snow How: car a sels Clara Fisher Gy New
s s r., As yS N1a @ ftS @ SYs h sl AZ
ce seaman. loi Mary Nuk Ia arsite dol Gazee upsFWl
CHARLESTON Sept 2l iO John R,veoel @Yahess; Ln-
St"b9ggof ca ast sch ayana sgmss Dago W WsHt to
sea- e9s w9SS Idle Ga Gnf P;ta oo5 Tss
Liverpool M
ELLSWORTH Sept -A 5rss APnoaso, h1dga1n' ' s ro
Hopkins HYok 1on9 Bunker BOSTON, Mary am Shuoer
Portland chs Superior Lo; ~m Peter Lord and Gompeer
Mayo Providence fanneh Msirni Aosa, Msar 9
Lord Albert H9'Sd9n Anauo ife"rgSi n ,s lT oisI
B9Se. n'aG. Eano W. W. a5 Ion po3 '
schs Adelaide ileworsy az ON n'nSo1 1nuah popH p
FALL RIVER Sept E-tr ID hrs Sea Bfd Campbell rGt9u.
GLoUCESIE Elk sept AR h iyano Do" IN n''ly oI
YORK 23d sens Geo roob rf I'm Fottaad o 'o.ogj Lazy
Suf H. Baker, I'm HosoH Tor ll"talph Diamond - q! East
homa,;on for Boson ro Psr from Rocss"d 'Ry
Hck do do ca bf brig Dan ,iAttucE thhIch WY -,
HARTFORD, Sept 25-Au sP, Chief HUI, NY9d F' np HI
dh DO Sid steamship bny Duty Albany ehs Hjt-en PoSt
N9q RSJH W% psf Camp amp GIS r"d oo.o fun
BERN bfs and several sells went t. sea ms morning. n @ y VIII
the fleet detained SINCE SaHfdy Sap "eo ofe'n ot ~ vent
20 sea yesterday t4of MA brge marx "lh pam - sup
posed the Delaware and two br sad to be the i 30 ard Gen
Tag ion Ess'ed Town tl a,ef1q,n r,.o r., t,,n,,,
MOBILE, Sept 10 brg5 Paf'Se fench h0S,j lump
IA, Fowler NfoIs; Oliver Surq-r do ca oafts FJ simo:
son, Lyerp. oi Governor hrigas Edrdsr GenoA
~" 0hItAHS sept =" s,P W. . p,y ~ 'plai
sch Star Parker Corpus Christi ga oa
tom oFando Dsry Bost hr barb nero Oh ouoh o'e ''
pool s,h tdo5Tef 2hIao9 bf-2os santiago e. .,t e
NJ" LonDpf sept4f sen on'as De'ahoS' u" 'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
Nv Telegraph to The Nsw-YOrh Tribune,
The Arct,e Expedition.
Bo.roN Thursday, seF

BOsTUf3-
The schooner Isabella, which arrived at Nsw
buryport yesterday, heard Just before her depaF'
ture ,ba, some Etquimaux Indians bad picked up
cask inside OF which was tin canister containing
papers which were brought into Indian aaro2f 70
Capt Norman's trading poss about the 2osn "a ~, y
tive to the expedition Of Sir John Ross, bat the
nsturs Of the information Capt. Dodge could nos
Learn learn as they were seDs 80 sandSich Bay under
seal to be shipped to England by the schooner Es
cort Of London, bound home With salmon ana a's
Captain Dodge tSaGssd a. sy esps P con NOUN
the nt,er destruction OF their potato crop
thsir nrinclpal reliance for sustenance'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
nTR ~

At his residence Railway Sep, 10 ISAAC MOORE aged 50
years. mo-. - , s.,,rpr ,r,
MAN late Of this City, in the 34th year OF ms age
His friends invited TO attend his funeral without further INVITA-
ton rom lie late residence Van Houten Paterson this after
noon 27th O'Clock leave foot OF Coandt 81 at
O'Clock r. NJ.
On Thursday Sept 90 Mrs ELIZABETH S wife OF Edwd Jolhe
1r and DAUGHTER OF Nj James Smith aged20 years.
and ,hoe of the family are respectfully invited to at
FRIDAY 9th inst at o'clock T. NJ from her late
residence 100 GIeene.st without further invitation
Ia Poughke epsie aud Albany papers please copy
erkimer county Monday Sept % EIAfliSs
Clerk of the Court Of Appeai the
IA, itvear NJ her ace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
From our Corresnondants. ]

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4rTireI-Bng Albert gr F1ger4J
shppegan NIB ehs Expedite Racket sYorkj Alpine Cas6
taa MADEIRA Haniman Maven; Caroline Grant Hanuan ProY
isncs richard ThomPon co5soa dog shsgsaa9h Young do
Cleartd@Bak Mar sade Huwes BOSTON, Yssta Finn lo
brig Paul Jones. Taylor, Do chs Nay Flower, Hartman, Salem
Mass. Italian FEett DO Thompson Carson, Newport;
Brown Norsh Sheaan4oah Yousg NYok Armstrong Thom
Maven; Alpine. Cough, Botoa; Tortoil Ludwig do Madeira
4me dol Caroline Grant Hannan, Holt Ciott
Penobscott Seymour, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

FLOUR ARD AEAL-The incIsmency OF Iii. lthar re-
scled buznegsln Western and Stale Flour aud prices
are scarcely Supported and the sales made nsded g
ures The receipts are 10 Of demsnd the stock
Is sccumulsiDg Canadian IS Tor reh ground
and a73 for The salrs OF Domestic reach 0 nbIs
ais 62.d5 81 for Sour 1885, for No suOer6ne $50
621 for new 20 snRgh! Slate, 6214 83} for
Mjcbissn and Ohio 1874 81 for aYol.e eiate $50
(el for pure Genesee. SOP herr ia plenty bur the
market 10 dull and heavy particularly for new Sales OF
100 hbls ct Gas 1 for old mixed and strait bra ada and
a5lD5 I2I for do Eye Flour Is firm Sales OF SEQ
bbll 1si0S IS Corn Meal steady Sales OF 200 bbls
Jersey ats l2&.
GRAIN-The storm prevailing checked business in
Wheas There Is considerable Ohio going forward from
6rst hEpd Prime Genesee ls scarce ana held above me
vews OF buyers eouiheTn is more plenty out is dull of
rsle Rss Ia ysry quiet and La nominal al 7S07s8 Osts
are ard scarce 81 42044 for Northern and 4G42 for
Jersey Barley ia fra and in fair demand saes 100
bu shet ordinary 10 fair Two snd four gowed at 7074
Corr ~ ard 10 fair demand for The East Erd for export
Sales OF IL ono buIhela al 65G6 for Western At1ed aud
SIC for hRacsou6 Round Yellow.
wHleKY-,Yhe msrsesis finn and The supply Is modsr-
ate EAles Of 10 bbla Prison and Ohio at 22 and 80
bbls jersey &c Drudge quiet a. Sales 50 bids 81
hist
PRoyIsiOHg-Ou market for Pork Ia heavy The ssles
are arc Of retail character About hbls sold al a
for Sour Prime Ti fer Prime, and 10 69t for Mesv
Prime and TIN Hsfss dGu and pnces nominal
Beef 10 Ia ses5y Eesn request at $55 50 for Prime aud
955s 50 fT &ssA Cni 1sats ge heavy EAes Of $40
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Diaastsrs. &c.

sa AsLAs71Ths ship, reported by being
Gps henaa en- Thads morning was got of and arrived al
Tues DAY morning last about O'Clock made Georgetown gh, which
they incorrectly took for that Of Cape Rc ar hauled the
ship TO the zes,wart Tor Charleston Bar WHEN they
made gE ahead bp, DIM ard not beng the en q s
Says shi az ss.Soc 65n' Cess P gpFosed &c T. the
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uTnrLntn ALBANY, Sept. %

Receipts since our last 1900 hbIs FLOUR !
IS 600 bush WHEAT; 500 bush Corn ,O0e eu'h BAS
fty-FIouR I, firm. win q moderate business doing
5nes have been lfG0 bbls at 87Ds5 for pu 9enseee
ard 6q4 IS for s!rai. STATE w " sGo 70 ,. nm :, we
CoRg IL Mi but firm & 800 bush sold at ST. BARLEY
10 600 bn.h have changed hands on private terms.
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Ry telegraph.

Markets. suFFALo, Sept. =, I87O,
The Raceints for the psst "a hours have been
coRH, 10 400 b6,h The FLous m,rke,, drm, owing to
ecp Mchssn has been done a. s3 H5cs aa
,racr ard held above the views OF buyers CoRN hm
and In pnod demand with sses OF 700 bush at &c for
Mixed Western Ohio WHISKY Ii 24tc. FRElGHfs are
Is before.
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Observation-Disclosures, Sept. 26

The FLOUR market is dull. WHEAT haa de-
clned cents. CORN IL unchanged Provisions haye
Eighty advanced Meas Pork Is sold at SILL and Prime
At S9 ~ Dbl LAID IL at Tic: All provision have az up
ward tendency sleS have been made OF klo o0FfSE
Sales of 5000 bags of Rio COFFEE have taken
place since Monday, al l2dl2i