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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 ttor nrns ,

j. II. McGresor. Attorney and Counsellor az
Lar, Otid,ca, Office one door rom corner OF
La Sale and Cansl-sts, directly III front OF the
court house. Particular attention paid to aGencles
and collections ap -o-om
Champlin N Wallace, u. c. Chnmphn-W II
J.. WaaceA Attorneys and C0unseliors az Lalo
Office up stairs in the next building north Of the
Post office. nov ~, ".
l.. 4. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
Has removed h,s office from RcddlcIs block, to
the room formerly occupied by the sheriff in the
court house, now occupied part by Lorenzo lie
land may iH9
Norris Il Fisher, Geo. II Morris Gee. S. Fish
erl Attorneys al Lar and LqHd AGENTS, Oftd'
ica, H. Will pay particular attrniOnto thepay-
ment OF taxes IN any part ot Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate, iuvc Sgatlng titles, collect.
ting demands buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them onthe hest lands tor
soldiers or others sccurngpens'ons and all claims
against the government Office the courthouse
April IS, 1919
VI. l.. Hollistcr, Attorney and Counsellor al
LIMO, and Solicitor IA Chgncerg--OtdTd, Ill.,
Office over the rear of G.. Bnrr's store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. | ~
Glover * Cook, u o Glovcr--B. {. Cool) A.
forneys and CouRael'orS AZ L1lc-OttdiGd. OF
flee in Rrllick's Block, east side of the public
square, Jun 47-u
Henry G.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lar and Solicitor in CAancery-O OuduG, us
Office IN Reldicks block, east side of the public
square Jun 7'i7
y. ". Randall. ihorRcydt Ldlr-Osreso, Ken
Kendall Co. Uis. Aug 10, lSiS.-u
G.. 4. ingalls,. Attorney and Coupseilordt Lar
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, LIS
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect
ing, HiTh 2S, ~
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Painting.
u. McANDREW, House and

ID. McASDREW. House and Sign Painter,
from Edinbmgh, Scotland,
ID ESPECTFULHY intimates that he will exc
II cute my orders in his line that the citizens of
Ottawa may please TO favor him with, on the most
reasonable terms.
limitations of wood and marbles, wlitewhshng
size colourIng, paper hanging, &c.
West Ottawa may IS 1850
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United States Hotel.

By WILLIAM B. Fowler, Peru Illinois
The house, n stone building is the largest building
used in northern Illinois, as hotel, and the lessee
has endeavorcd, at heavy expense, 10 furnish i in
4 style to comport with the building The rooms
are large, and admirably arranged for convenience
and comfort. Travellers and their luggage taken
10 and from the boats free of charge i3-N
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Misrrllancous.


Johnston ~ Charruaud, Express AGENTS for
Lipingston and FagoS Line, Ottawa, ILL.,
G.. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa-
ny, Hartford--opposite the Mansion House.
George Smith fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy to make up clothing Tor
all who may favor him with their patronage. TT
warranted in every case. Particular attention paid
10 CuttiRg. Ottawa, may TO- 1919.
seth Z. Earl, Carriage, house, ,sand sign Painter,
Pdperer and GldEier, Ottawa, III. Shop on CO.
unibus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage makershop,
Jacob g. stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
a. Ii. Smith, Fashionable Tailor--north side Of
The Court house square, Ottdwd, H. Fashions
regularly received. An work. Xecu,edin his shop
warranted. Cutting done to order.
Jos. III. Wagner, Justice Of the Peace, office in
the northeast corner OF the court houscup stairs,
OHdpn. dec l9
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Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON & CHURCHILL

wv on the Illinois and Michigan Canal that
they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 200 yards from the main ca
nal, nj OTTAWA, Ill.,, where they are prepared to
do anything in the line Of hauling out and repairing
boats at the shortest notice and in the best possible
manner and on reasonable terms. May 3, 1850 -Gm
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OTTAWA TANNEKY

ISnow intull operation where cash at all times is
] paid for oil kinds of Hides and Skins, Plaster
ing hair on hand and for sale the ,anncry or my
shoe nndlcahers'ore. Jnl5 lFM HAsRtLL.
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w NJ PALMER returns thanks to the public for
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, audhnying associated hinsellwit J 4 GAY,
he would state that they prepared carry the
Carriage and Wagon Making Business.
in all it, various branches Our stock OF lumber is
well seasoned, and we are determined to make the
best work that Is made in the country. Two-horss
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wish to
purchase are invited to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
taken in exchange for work WIN PALMER,
Ottawa feb II ,HS J. G.. GAY.
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Prairie House.,

Attic Great Sulphur Springs, HuU-way betreon
Ottd,ra and Perm, on The bottom road,
NEAR STARVED ROCK.
Travellers will lind ms good accommodations a,
my house nsatnny othcrin the country, and ntprces
TO ma kc II nn object TO stop. Excellent stnblng at
tachcd to the establishment. A. =. REED.
feb ., ,lS5o.f
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Wagon Making and BlaCksmithng
z. BARNARD

'AKES this method to return his thanks to hi.
Il friends fer the liberal patronage which they
have extended TO him thus tar, and as he has lus,
completed scyeral important Improvements in his al
ready extensive establishment, he hopes to gain o
still more liberal and extensive patronage from hi:
In. MIG alll lLl L..
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Wagons and Rug.ics


lie lntiers himself that he can lust beat any cstnb-
llshment in the country. for neat and substantial
workmanship. He employs none but the very best
mechanics, and warrants the woodwork. ironing,
and painting, of his wagons and buggies to be un-
surpassed by anything OF the kind IN the stats All
kinds OF Blacks mithing
Done in u superior manner and with despatch.
HORSE SHOEING,
which he had abandoned for n while, has been re-
commenced. Having employed an excellent shoe
cr he invites those of his friends who have horses 10
shoe, 10 bring them along; for he knows he can
give satisfaction TO the hardest to please.
His Material is of the best quality lie uses no
wood IN his wagons but such ms is thoroughly sea-
soned and none hut the best iron
In all his work his prices will correspond with the
tines and with his present facilities he feels conf
dent that he can do his work handsomer better, and
stronger, and at prices rs low as can be done nny
where in the west. Give him call and try hun
Tor yourselves
G-s-CASH paid for seasoned wood for spokes and
aXles Ottawa Aurl " 1850 -39-tf
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Business CARDS.
j. Is. IIANIAIlE.

-" OllLESALE and retail dealer IN oil kinds of
w Confectionery,
Toys Candy, Fruit, &c, Cana.str few doors
west ot La SallS-st., Ottawa.
Wedding and other parties supplied with orna-
mental acontectioniry, cakes, ice cream, &c. &c at
hortnoure ap 2O-Gm.
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NJ reduced pTic'.
Canal st. west OF the Public Square Ottawa Ills
Aug2I l8i9 JOHN HOSSACK.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
brown. ehipley Il Co.'s CircuIar.

Per kta9ara.l LIVERPOOL, Friday, June IL 1850
Our C0TTos make ihas been exceedingly dull this week
with comparative Suspension Of speculative operations
and prices hare consequently given way ia Ia e 10 In al
qualities below fair comprising the great buk OF The stock
The quotations for midding reduced 10 81 ala p IL
TIE fair and good qualities being in limited supply aud
wanted for export mainsin former rates. fair bland AID
Mobile being st quoted u and fair Orleans I'D y %.
The later accounts from America as regards the def.
cheney In the asI and the unpromsng prospects for
the next ore would appear 10 be generally qe decided
before, but the sdvice Of decline in prices Ia he
American markell In the face OF OF se here TO-
geiher with the receipt Of orders sell from some Ams
shippers have had unavorabe influence here ana
TO this The decline is In great decree ascribed.
The taes for the week amount 10 3 $50 bsles OF which
S9to have been on speculation and 800 for export AID
tie American descriptions consist OF $40 Upland al s.
II lOViO Orleans ats 9; $50 Alabama and Mobile al
6a and 80 Sea Island Al 10 I'D per b. Toe sales
Today have been about (, 900 basS.
The stock in ihis port estimated row al 900 baeS
ofwhich $1,000 are American.
Indian Corn Is again lower and the demand limited
Mixed parcels are held s9s and for prime white and vel
low S0s quarter 10 the highest quotation The grogng
crops both OF Grain and Potatoes, promising Flour
"a pa bb and Inferior and l8s Cd 10 2ls Cd with
heavy market
About StOO bbls Turpenune have been sold this week
chiefly ct &c per cw and coo bb.s Resin al = 81
e I'd per c~t aso about O00 bbls Tar % per Dbl
Yours, Tesp ectfuly, BROWN, SHIPLEY 1 co
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cealed arms and ammunition Of war; and thus "
was probable that hostilties Of importance would
follow.
1t appears that melancholy accident occurred
in the port Of Libertad, in the Pacifc whereby two
ladies were drowned--one the niece oil fresideh'
Vasconceles, who had gone out pleasuring, accom-.
panied with large retinue.
Ia Nicaragua the Director, MIR. HamIrez' nad
given up the command temporarily d,
In the Gazette it is also said that PROF sct OF
some consideration between Costa hica and qua
temala TO establish ia the Pacific line OF steam
ers 10 carry principally every month the passen-
gers and correspondence, touching in Panama, He
sleio the Union, Absuta ard Istopa, is ia contem-
plation This will be step OF great advancement
and importance TO that country.
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BY Telegraph.
PORTLAND lime 2s-CId sbIp Adonis

PORTLAND, June 2S-Cd ship Adouis, Rio Island, Riy.
eT 81 Lawrence
SALEM, June 25-Arr schs Augusta, Albany Globe N
York. Sid sch Maria Theresa Phiad
BOSTON. June 27-Arr 5arks Oak Phiad Churchill,
do Empress, Baltimore; bhgs Panama, Port al Prince,
June 8; Neptune. Cieliuegos, June
Brig NereuS Manssnils June s. Len bark Amazon for
NYork the only AN vessel Saw going 10 7h brig Perss,
from Boston Spoke lih of Cape Antonio sch Gen rsy.
Tor. Chages for Rum Key; same day was boarded by
Brigs Vullure, st Jsgo June 2 KeoEs Cardenss June
IS, + Holt, and China Mail, Phlad.
Sch ABEL Story Curacao JuneS LIN sch Henry NisoD,
for EYork in 10 days
Schs Louisa Sears Apaschlcols: Brace and Phenx Ds.
Ten ULcas, Baltimore; Cora, Hsnier, Chandler, G. w
Pickering, and Boston Philad; Kotts, and Jasper,
York.
Sch Eglanine Gousives June u Len no Am vessels
Spoke lSth og Cape st Nicholas, sch Tafs NYork for
Gousyes; same day, brig Alphonso, NYOrk for Chagres
schs Almeda. Baltimore; Fskir, Albany.
CHARLESTON, June 24-Arr sch Willes Robinson N
York
CD bark Tedesco Bic Island river St Lawrence; brig
By Mcshews, PbIs; sch Nancy Bishop NYork.
EEw.BEDFORD. June 26-Arr sch Lamariine Pensa.
cols Cornelis NYork.
PROVIDENCE, June 24-An schs X Randall, Mobile:
Time; Suffolk Amszon, SMYRNA Deli Fenner, Auden.
Red Nnesis Sarah Elizabeth Maris Fleming Richmond;
Thompson, Marty. and Ontario Phs; w Bentley and
A9geiine, Albany Oregon Eliza, RondouG sip M Eddy
Sid scbs Henry Les, Kensington; Gen Marion J Comp
ton snd Morning Star, Phils Sylvester Gesner kYork
FALL RIVER, June 25-Arr brig Henry Marshall, fla.
SD ,chs Hensg, Virginia; Dickinson Phlla;
Arr 2sIh sch Geo Hoffman, Hoffman, Phua; G. II Davis
and Governor, ROndOuI e'p Excel NYork
DIGHTON June 24-sid sch SIREN. Ph'a.
- Arr .oth ,chs Rio Gfande Philadelphia; Charles and
Hornet do Tor Taunton.
Sid sch Harvest NYoTk.
BRISTOL, June 25-Au alp Gszele. NYork
SD IS h. brig q Wsshhurn. Care Hayieu
WARREN, June z5-sd sip Jas Bennett, Albany.
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The ~. o. PicayHne Of the 9th inst has news
from Honduras ard Central America 70 the let
inst. Basiness is mach as usual, little doing--money
very scarce. The mahogany prospects by last ac-
counts were somewhat more favorable, but it was
feared thes when tLs seasons wood is thro xn into
the market, il will again cause fall in prices
mere especially If the quantity which the merchants
anticipate Is got out The trade with YGcaten is
entirely done up, in consequence Of the civil war
between the lndiSns and Spanlar6s still continu-
ing; and THAI with ths other States Of Central
America is not much batter. The removal Of the
custom house from Yzabal to Santo Tomas, and
making the latter free port will tend to bene-
ft the commerce of Belize on the contrary il Will
eventually be tbs principal depot 'oS ali goods
going int that country, and must therefore be.
come the place u resort for all merchants and
traders.
The HaaSzrus HStek1saH brings the following
news from Central America;
We have dates hon the Republic up TO the 18th
ult According to the Gazette there was no news
@, Importance, hey ond various encounters at a
place called Cafrisal, sES the dispersion Of souo
turbulent parties. Is 1t Possible that these par.
ties will not yield when they are on ell sides beaten
by the Government forcesf Were il not Cor the
assistance OF Salvador which fomen,s the said
wsr, this evil would have disappeared some time
sgo
fares OF France, ia Consequence OF the arrival OF
tn captain and other officers OF the Scrieuse cor
yetfe otWh ~ the port OF istaPs III 'ue g SihC,
gave an entertainment CT his home. NJ which were
present the Government Ministers snd other per
sons Of note.
IL has neen quite the fashion, as a carriage road
has recently been opened. 10 80 on pleasure trips
10 Anatitla Va city some short distance from the
rsptal-wheve the cochneai IL cultivated. band
n music from the regiments had gone 10 this place,
hich bss also Neen visited by the President Of the
Republic and may persoss Of distinction.
La San Sair1s 'Or Gaz6ne OF the 5th ult Il may l
% seen that the Pre- ,ident u Honduras has annal
the Treaty of Pesp ve. alleging for this tha, the
pbaterps sld parlissps 81 Gen. Gasrd'ola bad con
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ID I Z d.

On Thursdsy. JuEe q, Of lyphas fever. EMMA RrTss
only esns bier Of John W. and Ann Maria Mead IN he an
year % her age. w 1
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectable in
Vied 10 eiierd The funeral this (FndSy Afsrnoon ~ II
oeeef, nom her parents readence, III Amossi TIE ~
mans be taken 20 TsrTyiosn Cemesry for i1srnsnt
June %. OF dropsy on the hrA.n PAMELIA IaHr
aged yeaIs and uonihs -N@
The relatives and fiends OF The k. w ara re,ns,,u -
nIeo 10 AEend her funeral this lfndayl m0rnilg AZ a.
oelocf Hon ne Teads nce OF der athef Isl
nue., between Twenty hIsi sld rwsut, second "a IA.
remsns WI be uken 10 Cypress Hun Co. leery Tor ialer
menL q Boalon, Balm re ard AloAnS' papers oIs.s.
copy
On ThursdSy morning. Juoe -. MARY saEsHERp
Sdew Of ne iA1e james SasPs a. IA Inc 7gh year Of
her aga - "
Her relatives ard ffisnds as3 taose ofhsr br,,,.P
oevrau, are particularly insiled attend Der fIn-, j ~.
wlihoui further Invitation. " ~' -
N abs city JnDs 26, Ms HARalErB CHESTER
vie Gle w b,sser, Eco aked a 80
u Snep1sn psgefs p.oase ,opy
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Disnsfers. &c.

WHALEsHIP MARGARET Fales OF Newport RI (betore
reported osl was lnSured In New Bedford for $1,000
SoO At The Mutual Marine 81 200 the Pacific and
each al ne Bedford Commercial and Whaling offices
SHIP hiBEssfA Smith from New 8edfoFd Jan lO) for
an Francisco arrived az Tacahunns 18th April had
neneec very severe weatherhsd survey and was pro.
iourced sea worthy and would proceed 10 sea soon.
FISHING SCH QUEEN OF THg WEST, (of Lnbec) Lowe,
with dead Of small pox put tnto Quarantine al
Pciou s'h mat Size bad full cargo snd ready TO re-
turn home
MISSING VESSEL Bark Francia, Capt Lot Croker Jr
len Pau, 10 Prdssa about LIST Nov last I'd passsd Es
neur an and put into Nnrestoc near Aen1al in Norway
7h ard le, there days afterward bound 10 Boso5
sHee which lime nothing has been heard OF her Ths yes
sci and cargo are owned In Boston. The Captain wrote 10
the owners from Psn that be had ony one Of he ORIGINAL
crew with himone men discharged sick len wi the Con
suherefore the names Of the cannot be given nut
the hrsi mates name Nahl Pisbury a. Jas ncyot
Ihere was also one p.ssenger. Alfred Hager Of Pau
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Foreign Ports.

Arr at Quebec June 81 ship Ca ad Ciaey, NYork; brg
Lawrence ForeisA Buck, Do "a, hip Scotland, Hawk
ms, NYork.
Art a. Eleuihs.s, June IS sch Bsres, ws.m're.
Al Belfast Ire, lSh mat ship Benga, Bny, for New
port (wLes) Load railway ir1a fos Cay Point, a. Il
So per tun.
for Portland > ds; Sterling, Pine. Tor NYOrk, dg.
SD fu Moniego Bay, June II, sch moses WAng s1one,
NYork.
AT 81 Thomss 70 date sch Doreas Tisiob, In NYoIki
allo, & bark unknown, fm NHavea.
Arr 81 nsrie lih mat brig Calcutta, Clark, Havana ssn
- fin Portland.
.ssgus GrAnds Ice insi bark w Bridge, Collins,
for NYoTk ready.
Art al Halifax 2ln inst Boston Laybod Boston; slmr
America, Shannon, NYork So hlur sld sid day Tor
LiverpoOl; I'D, brig NiIneroy, Read do4ue.l 49, Cid
20lb sch CiuaTd Sullivan, Ne "a, sch ia SpraL
HoloDg Bay ChAeur FOR Bosioa, fchs Ostrich nd Ocean
Queen, Prospect
land cid 10Th for Pc.ou) Arctufus Harrington, do; l2h
schs Gen Warrington, HsmEioui, SosiOn; brognsrd,
Standard Porto Rico; HI IA Anderson. Boston.
Arr at 81 John NIB, - INST sch Franklid auises, New
bur port; 80 brig Agnes Sophia BeI 5oson I'D @ish,
bark John DeWolfe, Bradshaw, Liverpool sch Moasd-
mock, COlson, Boston.
Arr al Yarmouth Ms. l2th mat briggs Hiram, Crosby, and
Al iisvsns ssh in.t bsss horwood Foster for Cron-
s,sd Geo boxes (gels G. s Princeton Page fer Cowes,
900 boxes ges for port In tho North Sea direct
Isl la 6d)
Eagle Thomas NYork l5tb brig Thomas, Fraser Pfoyi-
dence sch Miner, Bs0in Ns~ bury port l9th brgs
Exile Doane, NYOrs Unicorn MsTell Providence; Eous,
Moore Seuben, Me. Cid lab, bngs Commerce, Gard, y
York, l3lh Douglass, Douglass Fall River Undue, Csrd,
Portland; l4lb, brig Caledonia Peupas, NHofkj ecu Os'
pray @ Hot Newbupp0Ti; 18Th, bslS Triton asrrynan,
Providence; brig Eyelins, Thsyer Wsfenami lItn orig
ssr.n Andrew Belfontsne ynoah sch Liverpool Mo-
LesU, Portland; 18Th, brig cyrele, Crosscap Fan ESeri
schs Eagle Thomas, FemOrose SAINT Hadloeki HsdlocS,
Cssiiue; Providence, Bouiin, Plymouth
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From our Correspondenl,.l

PHILADELPHIA June 27-Ayrired 81 70 Visor PAX
Boston; Acre: Howes dos Emma, Baker, DO; Penguin
Dill, Ponce, PR, America TTesdweL Baem A ssis n a.
kin, Camden Me, schs Jew, Hoyt NewburyporE s1perb
Roach, NYori Jerome Willard, Fall RIVER Roswl King
Briggs WsrehaIni Arcurus, Raynes Calais; Charter OaE
Phelps, NYofki John TiUs NewcOmb, NHsven; Indiana
Hoffman, BhdgeDoIi Dscotsh, Hardy Nantucket: Almyrs
Ann, seavy. NIork; Henry, Glover, do; Chief Shaer,
Say BROOK; Jane Henderson. buzby, Fail River
Clsarec-Bsrks Minnesota, Nescock RIO de Janeir; In.
ma warner hsIacaibo; bhgs Nancy Ann Pope PORTS.
mouth: Edwin Prescott, Berry, Boston, Viaior PARK do.
schs Henry. Clover DO; Als Ano Ssavy do; Jane Hem
deIson, Buzhy, Val ri ,eG Superb, Roach Aenspoint NJ
A kaw lAhd Rowland, NYort; Indiana Hof nan Bridge
pp hArIhs Jsee Darling. Staten leland; Dscotsh Hand
Nantucket Benz English, Bin, NHayen Eiua, Thatcher
Boston; Jerome Willard, do; Edith, Crowei do; John
egon Mlrch Sseo; smr Hennebec, Flowers NYork; Cay
NEWPORT. June 25-Ayyred-Bhg Henry Mar.hsu
SnRhtmso I'm Havana for Boston; schs Amazon CoIemsa
fhsdeoha lnde 1endence, Surgis Bsrnsiabs for Nor.
sry Haskell, Ess1pori schs Orator Bourne Noodle; Gen
Scott, Lslhrop, York River.
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spoken. A.r.

May H. lat % on S. ship Orssa from Boston for Man.
Tilus ~ -A@-
hsy IS lat 60 ion p, ship VIM Penn Farrell, from Llv
erpool for Philadelphia ~
June 10 lat or Ion, ship Adelne Pike from Liverpool
June lat Il - lon p Br brig Ventura from Sunderland
for Boston.
No date lat ST. lon s. bark Psrthan from Liverpool for
Boston. ~
June IS no LAT, &c, sch Splendid Edddge. from NYork
for ST Johus, NJ. ~
June q OF Cape Race steamship America from NYork
via Halifax for Liverpool avn
June ~ lat s., ion ~ saw ship Versailles Hunt, from
May y lat ~ ion u was seen. an Am brig showing
white and red flag, with black W In H.
June Il st - l5 Ion - 49, Br brig Richard Golden (of
fumouih, MS ste, rings. W.
ITne - al 81 60 Ion "A IS hrg Agonqulp from Cuba
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Our Iron Trade.
Tetpontenoe OF The Tribune.

GLASGOW, Friday June IA, 1850.
My lastwss on 3lst ult. since which the makers
Of Pig lron continue TO keep large portion OF their fur
rsees out Of blast and the Golfers still out on strike
The export and consumption IS COO tuns per month re-
eueng tie stock 81 the OF y oOO per month Tia
price 10 firm. q NJ brands 80 3D.; No Garsherrie ia
and makers are stkirg 5Os.for local Consumption.
Co;tonis u lower this wesx, with qlies narkel
Lard, SIS ASS. per cwt
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Whefers.

letter from Cspt swsio OF ship Franklin Of Nsn.ues
ct reports her ksy LAT N, on 50 w, 81 days out al
well
letter from Cap, Lace OF bark Superior Of NB.rspor,s
Der Psys Aori 90 with so bbssp oil Len al Tonbez
April L. ship Csso, Sisson NBedfJrd, 40 bark Hec
Ses.e DO 495sP IN all Marcus, Osborn Fairhsysn 100
Wh, SEQ 30. f1r home
ATsieshaana April Is. chip Phocion Nichols. NIB, $50
- Ida Worth, ksitavoD. $50 sp Herald, Sc phsns
o. 800 sp' Adehne Gibbs Weeks Fafhsvea IT'S 90; Stsd-
"a Coon Noon go sp; Java Stanton do 500 sp; Addison
LHNHnee do, 800 81; Lsfsyete Lavre0cs do, 65S 90;
Emersd hunesey, do, 1909 80; May Ann. Tsber Fsghs.
ag Ssner 90 htng Tor whaling under eorunsnd Of LIST
QUO Sspt 1nwel SpSrisn Mor.~snder, Nantucket
90 ~ Gsnss Conn AitGgr do; 200 80, Hero Swain, DO
a. ~ Ish'heon worth NB, So0sp. Lion, Nichols Proy-
sesn bMk NspSrsIsO, Cleveland NIB 700 90; vlr-
sls Ms13r 90 900 %, leo VIII GJc MIA Csrifa do 100
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