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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

We brave received the p.c,a 70 Gen. ti-s.
con tac Government cf taa T,rtorp. Jnd
on t.c Coaetutenahg and EArdyncy Of lae
Wlmof ptou-o delivered a the senate of ibc
Emitted State, january 81 and -, I,5o H.
cNircue length occupying as % doe. oscr 90
pages oi closely printed matter. uecr, ,ariy c>-
c.alc- % trau our columns Mrmtr eecn u,
u fact but hst, and imperfect reading. ud
ha'c at present neither The time nor room to
render general analysis 81 81. merits Il.
outlines, however, are worry of remurk Mr.
e. declares his opposition 20 the Nlwot Pro-
..o both on 'lc grounds Of is uucon,tHuf.on-
atty lud it, inrAp,dicuey lie enters into 81
heightened argument TO show that Congress
has no power over the subject a SLAYER, iu the
territories, which we thal De- yer, clearly dem.
ou,irlic- We understand mm, however, to
assert that tie territories posses, The night TO
settle tlic question for themselves THIS posi-
ton. SIS ciicgiua.ly excludes lhe south from 90
participation IA the territories, al the Wamot
prmiso. Il is bat another mode Of arriving a,
tho same result Nr. G. also advocates iho al .
mi-siau Of California, wi,h her present Con,ti.
tuition thus attempting TO legal.zc one Of tie
greatest frauds. ever conceived The fault we
find with Mr. Ca-s IS. that be seems TO wear two
iaec.--onc for Che north and the other for the
sonih To the south he present. the doctrine
Of non-n'erYenlion ON the par, Of Congress
and hostility TO the Wlmot pro,.o. 10 the
north he also turns, and assures them that they
viii get all that they desire, i they will only
lease the question TO the territories. tha, the
PASSAGE q the proyiso Is dangerous and unue-
eessary Thus he tries 70 make capital abroad
and to please his friend. at home Be-, like al
such politicians, he has succeeded in neither
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Thirty First Congress rirut &c..

w Ii.
o' 3" iS''SS'pp'' having u'e floor, proce.,
I" "uui'ss i'e senate al length upoa n
question: 81 slavery ana IN reply to NJ
'l'N s'a,'n2 ''a' ne hhd been hitierls
h'FI','''''u W We" OF me course adon.
ny '''' senator ne ''ad hoped from
'''''V i','" ~ s''''t''''h'' something n.
"''''h 'n' p"'''oe', on al sides, ID
'I'''' '''''''.u "' 'n''' ne mad preseais
,'''''''.' ''''''', '''H ''n'ee',l's TO The Ne
a,' '''' ""' '''''''''' "' we South n
Jaws LOON Wv 'N'r''''e southern grss)
l''7''''''I ''''' ''''' ''H = :" recognized y
'",''''''''''', - ~ '''n' tt an Institute |
'..' ''''''i 'I'''''' anu no, SIMPLY II i
N'''' !, "',i'' J, A'S'S' ne proeeedei /,
'''. '''-'i' ''' "'S ''''i' upon i
,'' r,' "H','''' s :, now EXIST
"a - - " law, tai
wv ',,''' '''','', !, v, 'i nv V,'iu'h' a.'cas
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tb. ir.tituti,u ,f .l,ys,, ;,.alc M
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.L.-.g.- found IN tho ee.d;,,'. '',','li'
,,,o ~lgyerq had he,p l,o a,i "
,.r,,span, n. ..ing IA the ,Gi..,' e''-
rpaB.ln,,lan wa, f-auphr vnL =;
A.u |, va. falls b,r,.,'.. ''i''
.,ugls T., ra..,. then, ahoy, H.
+, ,......p i4.titp,;ao.nr t.s un.;..I, .''
....l anal sanctioned Lv ,lo pni
e... -, R.yl.tiaus ''''
D.f.,. canrpdieg hi. rom,r, n A.,
,.,.. sea-, 3, 81 motion ia r., ;n,a ~. "a
.... ,,b;.l v,. ,ereed tn V"cu'
,osr ryeeu,iya session tho d,a.
90. .,....J ,,L,, VI Footo lsiJonI. n
III. ,r,.o.i,,n for n ..lsct com,. ~
e1.', !, whom, IN ,bo spast;ocsoa
oid.n,o institution of slavery IAN
d.rr.3 ,dieprp,d
ffn. n Mr. DAYTON presented j
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14
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\ IN. -. sa1 ~. sb.usapi.t. with
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.l.. rr ur.nd.n. p.al o., rai,,a.
.l....- IT, r. r.oY Having. B., their
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

ar A correspondence from Santa f.. pub.
hshed in the Cincinnati Ea,narer, states tina, a
new paper has been started there, advocating
The claims VI Texas to that country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

~ We were correct in our opinion that the
fo's IN opposition to Sir Roots resolution in.
s'rreiiue the Committee on Territories to at.
'aeh he %lmot proyi.o to territorial bin.
amounted 70 nothing 1t uow appears tina, it
had heen abandoned by northern members on
the ground Of expectancy; since they found
that they were likely to gain all that they de-
sired without the enforcement, Of the pros-o
and, Il no, successful IN accomplishing their
purposes without it, il will he an easy matter
TO attach il to bills before then aa, passage
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

Form KIND az RFApraS--t oleridgc
SAYS there are four clnsses OF READERS The
lirst is like the hour glass, and their read.
ing being as the sand. il runs in and ruu.
out, and leaves no ,cs,igc behind f, soc.
ond is Ike the sponge, which imbibc. ever,
thing. and returns it nearly in the same
state. only little dirtier \ third i like
a ielly bag, allowing all tina, !, pure to pas.
away. and retaining only the refuse and
drogs And the fourth is like the slaves in
the dimoud mines OF Golconda. who. cn.t.
ing aside all that i, worthless. obtain only
pure gems,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

u The Congressional matter which we pub
h.h this week appears, perhaps, ia a rather de,-
uliory form. This ! occasioncd by the man
ner in which il ha. been rnrnered from our cS.
change Our Intention has been to get in the
more important matter; and by excluding the
unimpar'ant pcrhsp- 4 may sppcar somewhat
ronfa-cd Asa.., ssh neb'y rep1y p,-usal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

Il is said by the letter writers in Wash
mgion. that California viii be admitted hy
n two.thirds vote.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

Mrs Faruham, who obtained considera.
bile uotorielv b, her efforts 10 get cargo
of women 70 cmi.rate to California, ha.
reached San Francisco at last and writes
back that,
Women are more IN requi,ition tlan
gold or anything else, 1hose who came
out with mc had immediate offer, Of en-.
Woymeut at SIS and 800 permouta lf
there had been five hundred instead Of five,
they could al have bceu engaged mmcdi.
atc} ON similar terms They must be- got
hers in cou,ileralls numbersb before society
cau TAM amy shape or assume any eharac.
ter hope that while our good brethren
at home are be.tirrug themselves kindly to
send out churches and clcrgymcn, they will
not forget that the bcs, Of allni..ionarie, To
such population are rcsouic yIrtuous, in.
telhgent women.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

u We have received the first number Of u
paper entitled the Cherokee =, airsi, published n,
Rusk, Cherokee county, Texas, by Mc-sr',
JACKSON & LASG. Il is Of q respectable size,
neutral IN politics, and J.. principally 10 he de-
voted to the development Of the rich agricul.
tuul country by which ], Is surrounded. We
wish it every success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

Madame. shall wait ou You home a"
Oh mo-. sir. de- n't tike the trouble"
III is uo trouble. madam. | assure Won -
He waitd ou her home. Use evening
was very coll and tho di.i1uce was great
She c.j him at the DOOR. hut >ni1 not word
of thanks. She afterwards heard that he
charged hor with lack Of poliloness, ia
not thanking him; but she replied. lie
teld mc plainly tina; It was ne froHbie II
SO. ao thanks were due But If he told me
q lie. and Il rcall, va, trouble then he owes
me an apology for docriying ne.
Were we to ask hundred men, who
from small beginning, have attained a con.
dition of responsibility and Influence, To
what they imputed their success in life, the
general answer would be 1t was from
being early compelled to ,hnk for and de.
pend on ourselves" Chambers
IN Turkey. whenever storekceper is
convicted Of telling lie, his house is paint.
cd black, tn remain So for one month. Il
there were such n law ia force in tin. eoun.
try. what -omher and gloomy appearance
some OF oar towns and cite, would present
The Boston Rpublcaa Niec.soiD says it
learns that. at private mreting held in
that city BY the Jew who give direction to
Affairs, 4 has been decided to abandon the
W ilmot prn,iso.
Il is said by the letter writers ia Wash.
iugion. that California will be admitted toy
n two.thrds vote
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

ll,u irruonrry ron NNlrzlNG.--
VI Walsh. m q letter to ,hc N1'ioaal n.
mlie0c.r. says,
" remember Ia have remarked to the
Iate Nr- ADAMS, 20 the house Of Mr. MID.
dlrtou. of South Carolina. iu GcorgetoVu
when the waltz was struck mp in the dmN.
ing roou,. that her husband John Quincy,
die Secretary of STATE could scarcely iein
that arrangements and lha the lads repli.
cd ~ beg your pardon, -ir vhca Boz was
minister at bcrljl, hc vaIilcd as much and
as successfully as any German.
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nonrd of Analntnnt-Aidermon.
UFFIclAL.I

STATED SESSION.. Fanny, Oct. u, 1880.
pyesent-AIat Aid. WARO. Prandeal pro tom Ia The
Chair; Aasl Aid Judson. Haley, MCCARTHY, Boyce sarr
Webb, AcAermen Crane, Francis, Smith, kspP, Sam mis-
Sands, Rogers, Dean, Alvord
By Assistant Aid. Ayord-o; Engine CO NJ I, to
have heir house enlarged To C'm@"es On F'0 osp'I
ot'he Committee Streets In favor OF fsaclnS vacant
bel S0 and Sls and Stat sud SD ss SUD oinST
and Broadway Adopted,
ThersgoL, q ho COMMITTEES on oroion AQselaci D.
nensl .nn ior Bowling Green EoantAio wss reconsider
I'D and adopted.
or comui,tee suesss, ia favor OF giving Formulation
to tho soston and NOwYoA Telegraph Co 10 chsuge ms
route ofher line otwire AMI 10 erect additional Poles
Adopted,
And ordinances tom The CNs lnspectoI win an anen5a
tory ordinance 10 lhe BoaehoGng ordinance To Com
mlies on Public deslh
PETITIONS.
Nv As1st&nt Al6 HIPPO Msuak &0lsr u III rersgd
10 bone boiling TO Committee on Public Health
Sy Assistant AID Etadc,1 -Of ChfopAor 8oe.y ior re
liefffom assessment on pc sonA prose5y 70 Commit
too on Assessments.
Ofths COMMITTEES or !hs LSw Department "a favor Of
couhrmiue within named s,seianent as Aai appoint.
ms Abner Sanford Collector therefor
klsgslnK .6ihsI nom 4th - LexinStoa az; building
sseef In SstsL fom loo feei W, 81 70 Laxtogtoo.Av
for sewer 10 from 81 feel " th av 10 SeWes 10 9h-
at " aide Broadway for regulating Ssh bet~eeu ID
and Lexington laying Intersection lam
At Usverai place, 4hsy. aud Uuion.pSk; fot paving
2Sth., 6la aud 7h sys oe fsncn2 vacant ot'
S49 CAS- Watrrst FOR dAEgng sideSsls in 80 ST oe
tween e.h and 9h fOf begging Sidewalk lie Avenue
from lEho Esd lJr hlling aud regulating l7'hEt ee
tNc60 AS9QuS d AUG uuh uSal aAd h'' ~
encloaug vacant loa s. aid 20ha be;Vean 9h ana Ola
avs for reg alang and paving q hs between s' and ID
ava A. setIns cub and gutter and aIggtag side
wshs foc tagging stdewelk corner Grand sad
Chty se ste 10 2S Grand otfassins sidewalks 6ih g.
between 9th and oh ave. or se"er bati ID Ia tayeie'
place, between 4th and Great Jousssl Adopted
FROM BOARD Of ALDERMEN.
ReferFisg petition Of Tnomas hanY ard Tmothy
ORriep, sufeeR for for coal Comm!saoner OF
aepsrs and Sopplies, with power. Concutred Ia.
Granting peiaon Of Sidney Brooks for drain 10 Goerck
81. ooncuIied 10
RESOLUTIONS
by Assistant a1. WIc-ffeanbe, VIII resolution for
Ion Asueduct
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aonrs .ppeaIs.

ALBANY, October 10, 1850 No. Is Smith, APP
pellanf agt Gugel'y res2ondent Phs argument
n tbs cause yea Suspended ye'.erday % s.osr'
gaip whether The cass could be heard In It's pre-
sent shape statement of facts not being inoo y.
porased in The judgment record. TIE Court d.
recsed the Cause ssnad the term TO enable ms
APPELLANT to supply he defect. No H. CAl9d s an
passed No. 10. Called and reserved Tor ,, .. w ".
BonDoy No. 10. Brady, appellant ast me Ga
pery,ots Of NeT-York respondents. JuogL .a.i
No No. I6d, Standing as No 49,. MoGiven, appel
isSt oet Wbeeiock AID another, resp onda 5ts
Areusd John olarse for appellant. Samuel s 3sa-
vens for respondents No 20 FlescneT T RESP 9
emf, ost Burton, appellant. A'gued. N. hll; ~
for appellant 8 T. Fairchiid, Tor reaPonoens.
Concluded.
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AooU3i A. } ''. s"f-st' VAT Nfefti Tlse f2 9
tor. 7tI j - , si t H l ,.' ,, VIZ ,'
''' ~ ai W." ,lj '''9' y ~
~ - ' " an SOUS 1Nf'i7' i'h Ho''" q" fi' ' san
pIITIu,rE ~. f5. ,.- L.. t.. i.,.i,- g..,, No.
mort. jan Ij-VI,t rGt,..i - -, In ;iI5 y 1,ssai
LWrrDool. bar. H.. f4sr : Iruc ,,,. yIbt w cow-i
DO. Elea Rrei Iz.rr s.,r s.i.s.a R5er b toni El.s
G5js0oraugH iit.i7i Gu t. a5 fit'r 4 I,si4. All, Nor
leans Doctor 1Bl trace NJ Casahs Paeslas
Nash NCaroHu5 fsrrsr t.tu,rd4.u 4l Diamond Dayg
Charleston Sid Pip asef-r, s,.dE,d l,r.e.es brs Elna&
Emma t1y s-n. re- DO ia ,t..95 ia R.a.iIaHi
BOSTON, oetytrr l'f ifsus Philadelphia brig, ssast
{Br kene Johns NJ oret Young Els yodh Bsilnn, Coz
ms Ba7o 7'b7 Safah r,er og- Fai-[e&b1f Mtty Pat
tsfsGh Anoe fsai ad-ti President toset and h9r5l
ret b9triman Pls ph atr' ioDpson SewrS Thames Frey
nan 9Idouii Dolphin HEt. to' William 83%ni Nf'rN Iionsf
heht NJ G ta- lg1 sH7 fih Deral Aofd Sufyj II ator
5oSgep ff.aAf5 60 .i'p PnP,to as~ $40 tan clslna1
torn oregon Hat-y E-u' Itare. Bore, 8ndssf Fo a0i
RI b,lss Go o5 is S S 'i. f, I -
"a Fl ~ ,i o.. ~ ~ ~ I'm w ~ tlsn
Ros, r. - s lt 7fta y, o. 'oia y D, gss'
stzi1l1l ~, Pc r. ~ III Ti '3' to - jGGt,5i,
~ a. -'.i' - a4teut, ats'ei Tina
VIM. -, Nv 49,, ,,t y ~, 20 l5u,
Ns sc5, 0srsp, f.- Er '5 ~ III, =, IaJs.s
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SALT LAKE.-We yesterday had the pleasure OF
shaking the baad Of Mr. B Holiday, fresh from 53s
gaIt Lske re has been, in connection with nls
frm merchandising and comes IN Wsn F Fam
s sn LsE Ss' Ks I pGypus1o3 sdysacemea aud tho
improvements aadp, watch we shalays curse
Of bereatier Dsjor sssnseurs Of thu United
States To9ogrtp hcal corps, who FOR some fn9
9sss Fss been engaged 10 making suryey Of The
Vale Yale, q rbs 8ai9 I4se arrived yesterday in shs
Ct y en- route to his family in Ohio
1t Louis Re publican 81 nst
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At Qs,sk oct 10 Inland HILL, Esq Cashier caA' Bans
assd r. 49,, con ,, the sti O,telar II AN
NAH LAJTH WARiEN, ielc' OF MUSES. "iieu' VI " ~ "'
Mass. II. t5tb OF her age
c4Ir rosto nandM requested 70 copy
o., II at Neyytowu l. II EFlET STELLA, aged To- eldest
I apea attended at the sf
day a oclock P. ii
On Frtjay oct II Mrs HARRIET R. wife of Henry II r.ery
FGera 100 Woosterst Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
The friends OF and Bernard AMI o. her
Inv Qunand j Cunningham requested attend her funeral
from her Caunonst Saturday tei2h, at
On Friday H. ELLA AUGUSTA youngest daughter Of he
Rev. + NJ BEET
Reformed Dutch Church. F1eth Thdav his dl2, s
uday at P. NJ Tie Will be taken to Greenwood
for Iuterment ,,-,,.ou-,,
lgon Con and of Brooklyn ntue SD year hs age
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8poles,&

osI "a: a. go, on q. ship Saga hence t0f Liverpool saue
In az go tf1 :ssag Sex showing nte bprgee, with
6ae4 y r u : tie csntet
oe2 A 8 50 lon . 80 " al asos shP Helen Augusta Of Port
a1d tr1 Card Ter having The and "
ttssa Atoaord u Gloucester, ron Newport FOR Quebere
ported ha9ing fil=- u g'ih shp Tari1in abautoued
oct7 - nile, So BY Frying Paa saos parsed snip With
PAINTED poi:.. .t-=rr
sfis Ia, 50, .s 10 BrsH aa-s E:alad SorJeaas
Ionaan
10 Cap fasras seI4s wsw niles, brig wsiozoa, fso
Dsuserafz FOR NJ "a.
s>p6, laa = hr brig Fayonts from smyrna EYort
seIiI4 att - i9as W, Anerca. In - !0f a0deans.
"a PIT pit ship Queen Of he Wss gong
Lrergee.
sep, - Il r. a. aas seer s;sansA.p n 5erufa.
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gara3sa Pnrta.

A., or.ls. s,t, s,.. b-- A.I. Martin Nv9fa
4tas we I '5a i' o. anu ES - l El, H
,, In j. , il,t 5.- I'm Nm, Kis arr juno n al
a.. III, - g. s., s--..-.
so a., A. ,e' 5s' y, .. l., IN, Lon I'D, I, ,,.,
e, psr r,s,Esr En- ~ ri, ,NsrsS n
SOD ,,, 40. r,r-.r NV.s---
to Gd or Do Fay eaAns @ saa franc lst vs Ars
ISLAND. arr q n. for sass; F2aa F5estsr s@sia fa NJ
ria arr sh stephen Clke Annoy 5th, gt,;
Rsstabe s. s and Prince o.nys ltams unc; bass ogs
las suurr ltl srs1si, 18th, SforS5 Anne BS.
man Barber Neh June shanghai. org Ei,
se Loyett Honal1u 3lSt sch P1um
Fan is i'm do ar Istl - r; Antelope Dsatoqfn S6aa
sbae 2ld bark Ct1e K-uptaa WORK
Hong Kong Juy9i IT,, Aua WEIGH RYDER Frluecp,
arr q9d.
Al MARTHA July u.s. Australia seyer sydney &SW Az
lat to NYo,s; Ct'a.- Rores Sr.no i?A
unc shanursa Pu or sion next taso reported safety
Csoln,- 'oG tc P,ul Allen or Ssi-m
ra Chase for @ Nsais London reported
,-rs Es Ann krsn i'm san Francisco arr .h Do,
nsS RAJ IN, sI n nd Z .,rt. Nsraon NJ Kayh,y.
rs repaired o {or res, John Ptker Dow for "a dess
-, la,{ ~ h, ~ .I,,t, E, IN, lament day sd l3h
BARK Msr.r Wei.i San Y-s-e.sso
c., ~ .,,s 80 .f i,,i7u.aa 5l Of IA
bre.at n.y. A'.'1a'' ~
p.,,r A-g q; " Csrs. Silva. lar q tuon aeon. SID aly IL
- sFs'iIs p a. WI -
o. - ~ +, lane 3a .l,pa California yyo-.5,.
" VIC -. - NJ C-,,},if. Cansr Con- S-I
y, i l.l - - -, ' ' fF' '''
"'SIt'"; IN, R,.top oil, savannah, ,I
AIT d. ~ - - - ~ , Am tTo,si,-+ o.
g. ~ - 'i51. " "7'''' 1s-N@
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TRIBUNG MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or sEw YORK. OCT IL
6jtsRred.

s,,r.rs Geor-.a Potter H.zaaa. & o fto1sris Pacific
NJ. Nv ORE az N o Boterts.
SIM sAtil5a 9sHsIrtou lfrfae I1oa fsoa d or
So bat Sga Grl-al. 7 Stanton, Bfoosyti -, Plai7.Pha
rs s5s Bf C5r1s = joins, SB Frl-css. Watts, Be
- Rrat, Fasi4- Ealt; & c., P=f-faa tBfl hs'1son s.
a Msrraia s. Joia. NB. Bret / yo-7 Neptune BIZ
y7eey grt e. sls-sf iefsss ei775s, 49, PC ah
M a ~ Ios tssar Rr N-ate Pert ~ ri1cs 9eifhs
E+ilrr Yl.arl- Hsmr SortA Aafnoas LeAaf : Joan
- = : PERI ". Farm. C4'4o 2 Bary son. P9s
fr-ty q: victor B-, !gfta-t Me- >--a=i Leri sat9 sa-
r. 80. N,szsa Jaa-. Philadelphia shark = &C.
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y1arkets....ALBASY. Oct. II

The Receipts srce our last have been FLOUR
$50 hhIl; WHEAT 5000 b4sh; CoRN, 1850 BUSH GA7.
LaY, loO hush Flour = .eadg but NOT very "a active
be Ct0 5usb al l530 fo GsDeaee, And lOJc Tor
oho Corn held hgaef sd sn;ao'j2n9 s,e hhl!fd
hsve beer made 0G0bUsh ssy al 76G17c FOR orana-
~ ard al 1896 for iourowed ard or sgo-ro Sed
Osts are llesdy at 400404c PiiSon WhsGy 10 &c
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Coed q. the week ending ThaEsday Oot 10:

The Mechanics Bank Of this City viii pay The
interest OF City Stocks due on the lat October.
The srsfic of size Galena and Chicago Road,
which extends into the ptalties forty mica 10
Elsin, shows highly satisfactory raiu!s Ia so2
TENDER the receies. were sl4oS8 95 aganst
s4,Q67 49, Allowing al iacreaso OF s9,79l The
business Of tbe nine months 80 lag o ..o5e- vss
s73.7o6 s..
1t will bs setn BY ap advertisement a sootass
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californin yessels spoken, &c.

~ q atl en 50 W bfg Nofthmea, Nelson, NYoR "a B0s
t1a Juu- san Francisco.
1l5 10 bat s. ~ lon u TO- lby h4 Ahn@d I'm Boston for Ca
Tacahaana shp LEA GOODRICH IN FORK March II Tor
Calfgr1ta.
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BY 7 telegraph.
markets .BAtrLMoRE E, Oct

IIRrkets -, BALTIMORE T. Uc17 IT.
Tire De~s by the Europa has had bat little effect
or the pierk els this city go bbls Howard street FLOUR
ere Fold AZ 81 81 red WHEAT worth 81 % Meas PORK
stl at 81 L! COFFEE ia quiet md SUGAR IL ifm
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1Isrketa.BuFFALo, or. II
The reoeipts zinc

The receipts aimee our last have been: FLOUR,
55l0htls; TnEAr 500 bush; CORN, 200) bush Western
II ouR +. IN nand market without aIeral changoi
sales COO hbs 87d 81 There - n1t much
qury for WHEAT $40 bushels :od u 74c for VISION
=u pr Q 81 for Ohio CoRH IS sctys bun we no!ice
10 charge prices. Small sales Of Ohio WHISKY at 2fi
RREIGHTs are unchanged
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By the North RiDey Boats, October ll,-J4, 500
bbls Flour 20@U bush Rye, $50 90 Fvhaal, 1924 do
Con- 52s o % ey 5000 90 OA,s 95 bbs tshes 10
pigs Chsese 2,g1 CO EnHef
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NEw-YoRk DA1lY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 12,

Miohgs n 8oas5erp R,.roed Bonds 100000
lhsflhe amount lo,e offered sill ba aisp2sld o
sbsoipftly and without ressTva 10 the nisnaas nin.
Ger 1te company re,efves tha night 70 <ltnl,a"
The remainder fthe offers are not satisfactory