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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07
TOOTH ACHE CURED IN ONE SECOND
ELEGANT TOILET REQUISITES.
TO EMBElIISH AND ENHANCE TIE CHARMS
OE HEAItrN

RADwAY's INDICATED soar.
Railways Medicated Sap, iavuraby known through
out the fashionable world for extremely blnd purify.
ing and soothing effects ON the skin while by its action
ON the pores and the minute seccloy vessels II cXpes all
impurities from the sufucr, aays every tendency
tamnaon, and etlecuay dissipates ali reness, tam,
pmpes spots freckcs dscOlorat6s and other cuaneuus
empons The radiant bloom it imparts the cheek, the
solncss aud deleacy which il induces of the hands and
arms, its capabty of suthng irritation and rem wing Gu
anepus defects, render it Indispensable to every toilet
Gentlemen after shaving will lind il aays ali irritation
and tenderness Of the skin, and renders soft smooth and
pleasant
During the heat and dust of summer, frost and bleak
winds OF winter; and in u sbuIn, slings insects
chbains, clapped hands, or incidental inamlnaton ITS
virtues have long and extensively been acknowledged Its
purifying and refreshing properties have Obtained its selec
on from the thousands of other cosmetics both ui Euro
pcan and domestic manufacture by the bon ton uf all parts
Of the fashionable world from the burning tropics to the
frozen realms OF the lee King. The public will please
hear in mind that Railways Medicated Soap is the only
sale prepIation for the skin in this has been
certified to by our most prominent chemists. Radway's
Soap is free from poisonous, irritating and pernicous in
grediets It can be used the tender skin u the infant
with the same happy results upon beauty its prime
See that each cake is enveloped in splendid label OF
steel engraving-and further that the signature Of h
g. RADWAf is upon each cake Price 25 cents, large
cakes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

T. @@~ = ~&N&AA4N
For the Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARSEMESS, BRoN.
oHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
MA, WHooPING .CoUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
This truly valuable Remcdy for all diseases of
the Lungs and Throat, has become the chief rcli-
ance oil the afflicted it is the most certain cure
known ior the above complaints. While it is a
powerful remedial agents in the most desperate
ana almost hopeless cases of Consumption, il is
also, IN diminished doses one of the mdcst and
most agreeable family medicines for common
common coughs and colds Read below the opin-
ION of men who are known TO the world, and the
world respect their opinions.
FROM PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"Jamcs C. Ayer-Sir: have used your "Curp-
Rr PacToEAL,' in my own case of dcep-scntct
Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its chemical
constitution that it is an admirable compound for
the relief of laryngial and bronchial difficulties.
IL my opinion us to its superior character can be
OF any service you are at liberty to use it as you
think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID,
President of Amherst College.
FROM the "bOndOn Lancet.
"AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, is one of
the most valuable preparations that has fallen un-
der our notice. After careful examination, we
do not hesitate to say we have a large apprecia-
ton of its merils and the fullest confidence in its
usefulness for coughs and lung complaints"
DIR. Brewster, of Windham Co., Conn, sends
us the following testimony
DIR. J. G. Ayer--Dcar Sir:-I enclose You a
certificate from Mrs. Catharinc X. Cady, a highly
respectable lady of this village, wife of Mr.. Seth
Cady, Deputy Sheriff, Windham Co., Connecti-
cut. The cvre in her case very prompt, and
has attracted general attention,
w. A. BREWSTER, NJ. ID.
WEST KILLINGLY, CT, Sept. 2S lS4S.
This may certify that was afflicted with very
severe cough in the winter of AIS, which threat
tened to terminate in Consumption. | had tried
many medicines in vain, and was cured by the
use of layers Cherry Pectoral''
CATHERINE X. CADY.
From DIR. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster,
Chicopec Falls, Mass =
DIR. ]. G. Ayer-Dcar Sir:-Enclosed please
find remittance for all the CHERRY PECTORAL l.
last sent me. | can unhestatingly say, that no
medicine we sell gives such satisfaction as yours
does nor have ever seen a medicine which
cured 50 many cases of Cough and Lung Com
plants. Our PHYSICIANS are using it extensively
in their practice, and with the happiest effects
Truly yours, d. NJ. BRYANT.
PREPARED by J.c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
~ Sold by Henry Masser, Sunbury; Mary
A. McCay, Northumberland. DR.. Gearhart, Sc
linsgrovc; DIR. Becky, Danville, and Druggists
generally.
July 6, $780, lyce3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY

RAILWAYS CRcAssIAN BALM.
Warranted the best Hair Tonic in use
For Dressing and Identifying the hair
II cleanses the Scalp from DadruT keeps il clean cures
Scurvey BadnesS aud Sores the Head stops the hair
from falling out, renders 1t strong fine, smooth soft and
glossy Persons who have lost their hair by sicess will
lind complete andote in Railways Circnssan Balm 1t
also gives 1t dark and beautiful color and will prevent
from turning grey, From IFS exquisite purity, il is adm-
aby adapted foT the hair of children Of the most tender
age 1t sold in large bottles for - per bottle. and
is warranted the best hair preparation in use il will not
SOL the hat, cap the finest fabric See that the sigma
ture OF RADWAY & CO., is upon each bottle--no Cir
eassan Balm is genuine without the signature OF Rddway
q Co.
AGENT-II. u. Mnsser, Sunmry
Aug, 10, ls50,--ce2mly
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lN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE }
Hdrrisbprp. March ii. 1850

!, William Jack Chief Clerk OF the House of Represent
iaVcs o lensylrania, tu hereby certify that the iorgo-
lng resolutions (No 10 on the Senie file, and No 2l1 on
thc House Journal O the present ScsSDn) entitled Reso
lu'h relative 10 the amendment If the Constituon-it
being the same resolution which was agreed to by
gnny OF the members elected each Ilouse of she last
legisbrc-ier having bcci duly considered and discus
se WINS tins day agreed 10 ly majority of the menbers
elected io and serving i'll the House al Representatives of
Pcsy yaa at Its present session. well appear by their
votes, given on the final passage the resolution fol-
Ows, viz:
Those voting in favor of the passage of the resolution
were, John Ackcr, John Allison, William Baker, Robert
BALDWIN, David J. Bent, Craig Biddle, jeremiah Black
johns. H1wen, William Brnde, Daniel IL. B. Brewer,
Jesse X Burden, John Cessna Henry Church, John n.
Conylgham, Sylvester Cridad, benjamin G. David, Will
nam j. DDbbns, james p. Dnwner Thomas Duncan,
VIM Dunn, WIN. Espey, John C.. Evans William Evans,
a Scott Ewing, Alexander :. Feather, James Flowers,
Bcnjamn p. Formcr, Alexander Gibbouy, Thomas +.
Grer, Joseph Griffin Joseph iufty Jacob $ Halder.
man. heorge H. Hart lerr Hart. John Hastings Will
ham lempIlll John Hogc, Henry Huplet, Lewis Her
tIrd' Washington j. Jackson, Nicholas Jones, John w.
hlinGcr, Charles kinkeud, Robert Klpz, Harrison p.
LAIRD Morris Leech, Jonathan d. eet, Arson Leonard,
james j. Lewis Henry Little jonas H. NJ Clmtock, John
T. MCnlloch Alexander C. MCurdy, John M'Ianghin,
John NJ Lean Samuel Marx, John b. Meek Michael N.Y.
ers, john Miller Joseph c. Muloy, John D. Morris, VIM.
y: hnrison Ezekiel MowIy Edward Nicklcsnn, Jacob
NIssiy Charles ONell John b. Packer Joseph c. Powell
james G. Reid, John ;. Rhey, Lewis Roberts Samuel
Robis N, John B, Ru,harnrd, Glem W Scofeld Thomas
Z, Scuuer, William Shaner Richard Simpson, Eli Sifei,
NiHln smith, William A. Smith Daniel NJ Smyser, Will
liam H. Souier, Thonns c. Steel David Steward, Charles
Stockwel, Edwin G. 'rrone, Andrew Wade, Robert C.
Walker, Thomas Watson, Sidney b. Wells Hiram A.
Williams Daniel Zerbey and John 5 NJ 'Calmont SPEAK
EB--Neas ST.
Those voting nganst the passage of the resolution were
Augustus X. COrnyn, David Evans and James NJ Porter
Nnys3
Isx,r,,, rr,,., 49,. ,,..,.I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07
TO MECHANICS,
INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS

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1t also possesses an original feature not found
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an Official List of Patent Claims prepared ex-
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In connection with the publishing department
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"DEATHS DOOR,"

How frequently do we hear this expression, which is
meant To convey to the mind the last stage OF sickness
that patient be reduced tn, and live Mrs Hani-
SON. member OF the Trinity Church. she expres-
sess herself, brought down TO Deaths dOnr,m by Rheu-
maiism aud Nervous Headache when, like an angel of
mercy Railways Ready Relief relieved her her severe
pains and restored her to her friends in perfect health
The very instant Railways Ready Relief is applied its
beneficial effects experienced it sIOtes heals, clean
ses and purihes it instantly anys irritation, reduces i
hamnmtiens and sweings relieves the most severe Neu-
mlgc palms, gives 10 Burns ScaIs Sores Eruptons
cures rheumatism. Lumbago. Gout, Paralysis. Spraius,
Strains Spasns, Stif Neck, Weakness in the Side and
Back, Sores Of all kinds, Calls, Bruises Chaics Sore
Throat Influenza, Iiuarseness, Coughs, Colds,
TOOTH ACHE CURED IN ONE SECOND.
This torturing affection be cured in an Instant for
the moment the Relief touches the nerve the pain is mi
ugated So with Tic DuleIeuX and Hencrunil Neural-
ga and Sick lleadache-bahe the parts where the pain
most severe, and in few minutes you will be entirely
relieved. Taken internally ii will arrest the violent
Spaslns and Cramps, stop vomiting to much purgng
in all cases 1t will give strength for weakness for
pan health for sickness. No Ready Relief is genuine uli-
less signed by RADWAY y CO., 162 Fulton Street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

A RNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND CON-
"A GRESS INK for sale at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
~ GER, an excellent article.
RADwAr's Medicated Soap for sun burns, tan,
tetter, &c.
Railways Circassian Balm, for the hair dand-
ruff &c.
Railways Ready Relief for Cramps, Cholic,
Cholera MoTbus, &c. For sale by
ii. B. MASSER.
sunbury, dug 8, 1880.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

The subscribers have commenced the publica-
ton of a New Weekly Paper for Families, with
the above title, to be under the entire editorial
control of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

HNEAS, from the New York Canton and Pekin
Il Tea Company. For sale by
]. w. FRILING.
SunbuTy, Dec. 2, s4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Disasters. &c.

El5 See General News columns.
Of the 5h Aug states that severe gale rom
there the 27th and 9h July and That
many port dragged anchors Bark Eroas
Bay ready for Nav YORK dvsn ahoe but got on
sh only Kept aboat by Constant
pumping cargo being discharged fast possh'e
report he al second time and be-
came total No other Am vessel mentioned TO have sus
talued damage. 80,
Sch Augusta at NeYbury Bay C eur reports 31th
Oct lar % e With brig Sarah Elizabeth OF Atdi
son had apparently been abandoned bn, short
time tbs from he serH
nothing appareut, he esel not compass Took
from mart and running and had the sea not
been to- r3ugA might saved The standing g and some OF
the ca RIO Of flour with ~hch she was laden
sch Brothers for Boston, with dns
car Matnicus and picked syschoone Edward OF
Salem spoken 81 AM I'd INST on OWLS Head to"
her in
fever pilot Newport 3d. the rs and I'd officers
tak IN to HeF port IN the pi roat
There torher Galveston, 18th alt, which
severe farther West Some email craft damaged.
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In s.or II RE the market neer bare and the prices
~. Ii,1far Sflea 2f5 ,ueh m Tie delivered Barley y
eii711ios fare ~ steady and ii good demand 81
4cditlt. fof Northern g74 a qc for JerseY
Expori from Let TO SIT Nov. 1850. 49,
Who, hush 5i30l 5000
f,i-r bush 2I}75 $40
pP0ViSj0 ES-por% is in niiier in favor Of the ouy,
ore mo sles are 7c bs Al 10 GaQI0 IS and 5lG3 ~
Tfa sos of Reef are about 2oo hbls at same qlopioas
The sales OF Ohio Prime Mess Beet reported YESTERDAY
sopid have been Baltimore extra7 the paraeLtur Llu
i-s nd t06 kr,,s ii &c No sales OF Cat Meas. The
- - -: ~ i .T9 eesi-r fir Butter
mn I, ~, !. 50 rss ~ 5th Nog 1850. 1919.
~ ~ F nm 80 -. bb!s. 80 80
81, ............ 1888 l,4l4
t-d ........... kegs. d92 ZlU1
GROCERIES, Coffee is rot active nul stead vim q
reduced 7oeh .s Alossses Is dull and without change
ID iaso VI uu d+s are 5l bags Brazil Coffee al ID
Iie sa az aLr Il and 5n lava ~ 49, aud
NC "a" l-a5' a. s77: 100 do Inferior 5i 100
~ nnT b., ei57f3 I5G Neyv-OrieAns 6}67; . Dutch
Crushed 81 ana ~ o9 - - 5 nav, h. en- reduced J.
mos ie - a. "a 81 SGj h5s Porto Rico Moasses
anu Soui, y - ra,,o,.ro u. I75 Cnba Nuscoyaio
2ZG2ec "a common i5efl mn ~ - 80 o''' "
90 IN Tse is q lar business doing ard the market is
.d Soles ESQ Maranhan supposed at q 19lc for Ok
~ 80; "A yrecn sali,d New Orleans 60 its.
anu ei - ~, ~ 80 A y.es Cow a. is Sac TIC
7zc, +,V<@ ou Nc w. ~ fG50 iSiQ fS4S,
Foreign '''''''' 90 SOS g69 903I3 -.
CoaflVlse =. -; - - f :, - -''o
mp import Since 'aD' Goa ga s3l7nl
Toast7y Teeoa, md zli.s' -o-oo-
f.osatr5ise Ian ! 12o0.767 so9,571 857s72
10 Nov
T0RACCO-Has remained very firm. Among the sales
within few DAYS we notice the lot OF 900 hhds Maryland
Dnrcbased on New-Yok account short time since in Bal
156 T eo01 and II cases new crop Florida a.
amos There is less doing in Manufactured bnt with
h49ea "a! 9SS!Ts T m The transactions
for M nat Two [yeeks reach 10000 TO- for export and
,of ,ie past o." ~, 6er Mi yTesf Coast and South
home use at 5f@o6 GEMS ioI No1n "es. Noh,s T,,
sea ana 2sG o. :, CASH. oi 'a' NJ ''0NN - ~
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NJ. B. butler. Aucttoneer.
A D21INISTRATOR,S SALE nm

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE, on the
IAI3th NOVEMBER. at y o'clock noon, upon the re-
speciye premises the following LEASEHOLD PROPER
TY in The following order
No. 1876 West Tgeny-rstst story and basement 'front.'
frame house. and Ssofy frame rear house with lease OF
lot l9 years unexpred, with renewals, &c.
204 West Twenty Firatst story front brick house a.d
story frame house and stable with lease Of 10! ~
years uneXpired, with renewal, &c.
s W Seventeenh-st and Sixth Avenue, lease Of
lot expiring August 1871 with renewals lot 4Qtee on 9e
Avenue by 10 feet deep, premises rent for 1913 per year.
ground renG $500 -. .
Also, Bakery ard good viii OF Establishment ~ Wes1
Twenty Frst.st Horses Bakers Carts, GGocers '5
on SETS Single Harness. and Baking Utensils r.As
Counter, &c.
b. order OF tie Administrator For terms apply 10
p5TquIzkl5 JOHN B. HASKINi ~ Nassan-st
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PARTNER WANTED
AsrHoxv ]. BLzscxEn, Auctioaeer.
MURRAY-HILL LOTs-FlE s'l ~

MH UNA / HILL LIZ IL - - saL
UNAVAILABLE BUILDING LOTS on Inltsy .I =
Thiny-eghth and Thirty ninth ets. and on " .ron
Auction ANTHONY J. BLEECKER VIII ecu 81 ,s sa assi
on THURSDAY Nov T. 1880 81 II O'clock, az i ns
Estate Sales Room, BroadsL the following ae'N w.
On Tbinyf St. Building Lots situated on as .Ss A.
side of Thrty-fhh.sL between the Fourth ana N escn
said Iots commencing 80 feet wet OF
lot being In size % feet front and rear by 80 iess
depth. ,,,,-.- a..t,. RI = Lo, on ire
sontb.west corner OF Lexington.ey. and Thry I'm
SIZE "a feet inches front and by 100 ieet N y IN
Also, LoI on south side Of Thirty ~ atnc5ess
rear OF the ast named; aze . feet oy 80 iee'
depth -, at.,.... ,o,,,, aide ofThJyry eigdh-sL
betyyeen Fiflh and Madison avs commencing |N''s
ofFhh.av each % by SO feet inches IN dgph betTsen
Also Lot on the north side OF Ebuty ne, n gah
the Fifth and Sixth avs. commencing 80 tee1 "es'
AZ: each Is by 80 feet inches in depth >, bsfween
Also Los on The north side Thirty s s.st ofhs
the Fifth and Madison commencing ~ !ees Co.
Fif-av each lot % by % feet inches u ae the so1h
on Thirty ninthst-Al.o, Building LOS ndison ava
eide OF Thirty between FINN eIh ,fg Ga req
commencing rs fee east vi Fifih-aH aha "a. ions
Of asI mentioned loLa each OF the same aa on bond
Twothrds Of he purchase money icy, c csa Der annu Ps
able haIfyeary Maps and furtie1 R iUl UlsD
can be Obtained Of the Auctioaetf, D'V~~
o24, Is, q, Nov i 10
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pamerd OFT b ls,i1 IS n passn,7E 'oyoa, eiron
,h.p H,.ih Bent rom savannah for Boston
s s. D'-aa Co s' IL '.a'i'' '.a '4.' D7 'a .,
Rrs 9 gey. d Br.isePo Stages ,saai, a. It d. sugar
by B, iBrl pcku.oo Turs Island u Is -'i 70 nasier
Bre Kuiar to Eapo:l M.l.s = IN orsiiar
with Fa4' his 3sshdo COS d. ~ se.s a- 40 !ai'
Bue Tartar usr1h hga and 'ioratr - eys TO 4qnff7
sris ceoysa Emerson .. salt se'u'i'A z sous
TIE sr ANNA Brown fhomaon r f's ORLEANS ap4 sarah
Ellen r Torn Waterford 45 De- ballast an % pa''snssr'
Bfg caasd4 BIZ Coz; s. John ple % sOale Wat
Brs we,upsa Fowler Mobile tay. cotton, stu-s clssr
sch Fa6,aa g Gays rom Malasaaaa d rom Gor1'sr sh
-r IN Der gene desk cout not -ara her
S. S rom G2e Nay s' sass4 y Phi al' @
sch BrJ Morris, Pctou Ms 20 d. coal to soa
Sci A';ss B Govdy, KITS, salt to woodraf Robinson
Sci Pauline Sites saoanr 30 ds stc Everett Brown
Sch Keunebeck OH.er.3 ds from Portland with roo asses
Wemar W10' Il 9' yses hatH l,, T an5 sn''
Sch vina. Andeuon, 9dA from stJoha Fionia 9Th
se EiaaSe,h 81 Mcleod HaB1 vs. days. sal
Sch Susan Ross. Herrcs Buelsport bound Nse
S. r as fs; ss5s,5:..5
CT Bartlett Rhode. C. Inden DIS, line
scb MacaRaska - nachias unber, bound 70 Harlem
Sch Wachmar Walton, N8chI4s ds, lumber
Sch Mary Ann Gassell 8angor7 de- railroad ties.
Sch n shaler Lawrence, Connecticut RIVER js stone
StL Olive Branch. -, Franklin 7ds Lumber.
Sch Amrs Herrck M4chas ds, lumber.
Sch Wschmau, Eaton. Haohias cs lumber
SCH Bs ;imure Hesservy, hacbas d. lumber
Mary Case Rumery Lubec ds ath aud plaster 10 smith
Boynton.
BELosps A.hburton from Liverpool njse and passengers
10 Gunrn Co; Henry Berseui bark Stella, - Malaga
81 fruit, &c. % Thomas stal'sr
sAILED-Br steamship 5 Judkins for Liverpool
WISD-A; Sc, and Light
"a The ship ,aep he Wiser With esfan bound
70 YORK 81 ship Psiten bound 70 New
STRIPS b-rs company dls and separated IN
gle The Calcutta ate ward seen
Of he Isle fNish:.
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Arrived.

I Mai ,ieh 5 Enp[e G Wilson caages Get AM
Som % ian. an , r o.ee and passengers TO H~a4
same day. Bf mai steamship MsiwaY Smonds saied mih, the
okss Wnae for Nfork day Nov lat IS Is lon - "a
ed steamship Crescent City hence Chasos 3d. LAT 80 ,bIpee
''5na ! s vi b SIP VIM Avery; bound South
t'Saie 81 L@wrsacT Hiram Paudus Commander from River
SHIP America awreuce, liverpool Oct & and pon mo, s
Inder and say passengers Kingsaud Co Oct Is Inv "a g.
n T thao GU ~: an Am ship aados the
Ssr Genoa t'i Bath Kelly Newport Eng Al days coal &c
Ship Grey Feather new Winchester EaqO days, ballast to
shp Lady Milton B Firth Drbo 80 d., coal and 90
SO Barclay & Lvrg s,na 49, 80 PA''susefs'
ship Nathaniel Kbs to ,rdaer son. 1verpool 40 d..
snd ~ Psssenssfs 70 D Kingard Co. - 90 1-'-
. 81 bsr Liverpool 90 days adse 40 pas.sa
Ship British Queen B Conway DasIu So d. and $50
a hehsa IN slaa carried away the opmast os,
sh George Turner weodbary Newport Wales. IS d. railroad
Bark jason Bem De sEenas Island Is d. salt 10 Pom,
Bal Jaaa toYmnOuthl Lawrence Shield, Sent IL o,,..5
10 Oct 10 encountered very heavy rom
b started udee7 braces OF - t3 r ies yaf
sd oAt 'oIan bound Esst l7h IS ~ Ion a. q, 800 80.
re- sIess around Ter; 2sth AN &C. rye. s6os north ~ %
raw ,FSs Am steamer steering E6E With all ,as sci. wai
reg hou WV at the Time going very fast, -
6atk hAh'en Conway, RoJahso Sept TO- coass TO M,son
Bari Hatborn ot Richmond Ne In, s.l,,, and
d. ~ !; To seeeher, Draper Co > AA4 Wv A'A' -
bss az, sanop pu1e.a Garrett q railroad ron to c.j.n
for hYoh - A'A7 iAlAee blade ana Asssron'
Bars Mra Turner. I'm carda. rai,pad ron
6ai Reha JARVIS, Malaga Sept 20 fruit &c TO BADGE. b p
bar. I'oh "oodsTson, haasa GoaItsr a ds s &c 10
s.'s c5 a BeoAb. sa",e oporo . dys VINE. &C. TO
- 70 1tsdh4~ c. s-st- to iufi LIN a.. ono
- 49, % ~ liam IT, slyet if1 s4i-n si4sr. son;
leri Nc 'st e L., iasr, sePt la s SoI "a 2,
Ever Tie .ecosi ss "a ID IN ,sar ~ ii q eoaa Y
's 'f hF S'sr 'e9 aayrs been e ashote m ass yoseoh
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nIarkcrs......ALGANy, Nov. 6.
The receipts of produce by Canal within the

The receipts of produce by Canal within the
mast q hours have been Ved-FLOUR 400O bbls
WHEAT 500 bush CORN, 1900; BARLEY, 1900 There
is much doing in FLouN today but prices are win
out change Prime WHEAT is in brisk request for milling,
with sales of 1850 busts white Michigan at 81 o. The
market for CORN is pretty active with sales OF 800 buss
NJ SIC for Western mixed The market for BARLEY Is
bnoynnf with sales Of 25OO0 bus 81 J2c for MORROW
ed and 89d92c for borrowed steady inquiry prevails
for ATs with sales of 10000 blshs ut 49c Tor Northern
Prison WHISKY is in moderate request at274
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
BY Telegraph.

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