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entirely oFe1udged and magnifed in his mind.
But that is now of no Importance, as the South
en Rights Party are as much opposed to dis
union as he is, if we can honorably and safely
eyade it. They are for peaceful measures first
if they Will do, and for trying first to see ifthey
will do. The honorable senator, however, is for
resistance nd not submission He is for taxing
Northern goods--for starving the enemy, and il
he will only give this measure the sanction of
his name, attended by the necessary explanations
OF his comprehensive mind, and accompanied by
all the requisite legal forms, he will at once offer
to the. people of the South platform upon
which all true Southern patriots can stand His
remarks on the subject Of the approaching Con-
vention were patriotic and well worthy ola noble
mind. He was in favor Of the Convention He
was opposed to its meeting and adjourning with
out any action. Such a course inl his Judgment,
would be most suicidal. He could not envy the
patriotism of the man who would recommend
such a course. ,1-3.,..,aa w., .,..,.,ssr.-f 4
But We cannot, in the space at our disposal
this morning, notice this effort of the honorable
senator as we could wish, and we will close this
hasty sketch by assuring our friends abroad that
however anxious others may be to strike the
proud flag Of Georgia to the enemy this noble
senator, who, at an early day took a forward step
In defence OF Southern rights and honor, treads
no step backwards" He is for the South first,
last and all the time, and wherever he may 90,
will receive from every true patriot in her bor-
dels, the cordial welcome whi2n his great talents,
zeal and fidelity to the rights Of her people, 50
well deserve. . . ....# ta.....,,. w. r.. atll,.
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INDIANA CoNvEYTIoN.-Ye yesterday the debate
was resumed on the separate submission of the
question of negro suffrage to direct vote of
the people. An amendment providing that such
an extension of the elective franchise should be
positively placed in the Constitution, was voted
down--aye !, noes ia. An amendment to the
amendment, offered by Mr. May, that such ex-
tension should be under such restrictions, &c,
as the Legislature might determine, had been
previously rejected. The question then pecur-
ring on the original resolution, it was negatiVed
10y ayes 60, nays 62-thc closest vote of the
session. This settles the question of separate
submission, unless the minds of members I'M
dergo change, as many who voted in the af-
firmatve stated expressly that they did SO only
out of courtesy to the mover, the resolution
being one of inquiry merely. Close upon this
vote was another, on an imperative resolution
to make the prohibition of negro testimony n
constitutional provision, which was carried, sew
enty-eight members (forty-fve more than a ma
jority Of those PRESENT. rising in the affirmative
Indianapolis Journal, Oct. 90
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CHEsrERFIELp C. H., Oct. 10, 1850.


The meeting of the citizens of this district met
in the Courthouse pursuant to adjournment
The committee to nominate officers for the
Southern Rights Association, of Chesterfield Dis
trict, reported through their chairman, Captain
w. l.. L. Prince, nominating the following gen
tlemen
For President, Gen. w. J. Hanna.
For Vice Presidents, DR.. T. E. Powe, Col.
Hugh Craig, and John Gardner, esq.
For Recording Secretary, James c. Craig, esq.
For Corresponding Secretaries, Maj. L. w.
Robson, and Maj Allen Macfarlan.
For treasurer. Col. A. M. Lowry. The nomi-
nations were unanimously confirmed.
The committee appointed TO nominate a council
Of safety for the District, reported through their
chairman, Colonel u, s. Harllee, the following
nominations:
For Cheraw-W. L. T. Prince, w. J. Pegues,
John Pervis, John w. Lea.
For Chesterfield c. H.-Dr. A. Williams,
Henry Grady, o. II. Spencer, SamrEI. R111*:SS"n
For Steer Penn Springs-Col z. b. Cash, S.
w. Evans. Gideon w. Duval, w. w. Campbell.
For Cole Hili-Nevan Smith, jr, Charles B..
McFarlan, John Ellis, A. d. McKaskill
For Alisator-Gillam King, Gillian Sowell,
Zachary Marshall, George w. King.
For Miller's-Jesse Garland, John s. Miller.
M: K. Mckaskill, Stephen d. Miller.
For Red Store-Lewis Blakeney, William M.
Blakeney, Albert Evans, James Funderburk.
For Mount Croghan-Francis johnson, John
G. Burch VIM. Hendricks, w. w. Alsabrook
On motion, the above nominations was unani-
monsly confirmed.
On motion, it was Resolved TO be the duty of the
several beat divisions, of the council of safety, to
proc ure the signatures of the citizens Of their
respective beats, to the constitution OF this Asso-
citation. -
On motion Of Maj. A. Macfarlan, it was Re
solred, that the proceedings Of this meeting pub
lished in the Cheraw Gazette, and that the papers
OF this State, and the Southern Press at Washing.
ton City, be requested to copy.
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DECIDEDLY HIT.-"Sir," said pompous
parsonage, who undertook to bully an editor,
"do you know that take your paper !" "Pve
no doubt you do take it," replied the man of
the quill, "for several Of my honest subscribers
have been complaining lately about their papers
being missing in the morning
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A STRGKE FOR H GHER WAC Es,-The Vermont
House Of Representatives has passed bill ir-
crcasing the per diem of members of the Legis-
latpre to two dollars. Nine Yankee shillings a
day sand find yourself" they say, has dismal
odor of famine, as It is sum barely large enough
as times 60 in Montpelier, to pay current ex,
penses," allowing twenty-five cents day for
"pocket money" They therefore insist that the
wages should be increased to the pay of a man
and team, in consideration of the Responsibility
they are bound to keep up as legislators, =
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" AID pERPEruAM REL MEMoRIAM."

.9pOslOiic Letter Of His Holiness Pope Pins *, es-
tabIishing az. Episcopal Hierarchy in Engiand,
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We copy from the Selma Reporter, the fol-
lowing letter from the Hon. VIM. r. King, adj
dressed TO Committee of gentlemen in Selma,
in reply to an invitation, to partake of public
dinner and commend it to the attention of our
readers.
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ouzlgtock on hands great viz $4,000 bales stored
In about warehouses throughs tbs .own, many Of
them situated three four nes apart and also that
osry OUT such plan, VITA an average delivery Of
ca ior Two or three weeks. and were that done
the dculty Of countinS 600 to 1900 bslss stored in
shed - bales high. and often In bulk, instead Of
regular piles, would still be found insurmountabe,"
Is an acknowledgment that their system of storing
cotton lie bad, when actual count OF the bales 10
Impossible certainly practicable to measure the
coon In bulk, which removes the oblection at once,
and three days would be liberal allowance Of time
Tor the whole operation. Confidence IL essential
element OF business transactions that II seems unac
countabie that verihcation committees are not ap
pointed to test the actual with their estmated stock
once year. In this port cotton is invariably TERED
to admit Of sampng counting the bales when desr-
able and although the amount turned over on specu
laton Is very heavy In the Of years business
apd the brokers make reports OF sales ocislly still
the stock taken on the 3lst August usually agrees
within three thousand bales thereabouts, of the
best accredited estimates The advices by the Niagara
were certainly not what the trade expected, an adj
merely been to give quiet market with, occasionally,
40 reduction on Urland cotton Calls are held stih,
owing to growing conviction that the crop In that
section has been overrated With the solitary ex
osptisn Of the rivers at Mobile, the facilities
OF placing cotton At the are than last
year and prices satisfactory, with those who
have made crop pro-rata to last season the csncu
sion 10 Irresistible that 1t Is not in the country
come out. The Charleston Mercury Prices Current,
received to day exhibits deficit Of $3.50 bales, Is
compared with last year. We are satisfied that our
estimate Of last week will be about the figure of this
season, and wish readers to note 1t PARTICULAR
crop OF 200 bales Of the relative dstrbutve
weight OF last year Our mark for New Orleans IL
775,CC0 bales The beet evidence we can state of
of middliag New Orleans at Ike could not be exc
cuted to- day by any OF the brokers. We annex the
figures at which 1t is possible to pick up all parcels
The sales to day were 700 bsies;-
Eruu ~.
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,r. from No u o.rnia. street to-day, .. O'Clock,

nera from No. ~ Carmins street. to-day, ct O'Clock,
On Monday, New. rs, JAN. MAarx, daughter Of wn.
=. and kveriina Elting, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, on Wednesday ct az O'Clock r.
from the residence Of her father corner Of Hudson
and Merton sire cts.
At Wilsmsburgh, on Monday, Nov. Is, Thomas 7.
MoRRELL, In the 6lst year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully requested to attend the neral from his late
residence, No lac South. Ninth street. Wednesday
nth met ct O'Clock, PM.
Nov. &c, GEosoE HEsRY, only Of Dorsty and John
Hosft. aged year, months. and IL days
The relatives and friends of the family, and members
OF the Sd regiment first troop, German Husssrs and
Scion Lodge, No. $780, l. o. of0 r. respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents this afternoon at O'Clock, corner Of Eighth
street and Avenue d, without further invitation His
remains viii be taken to New York Bay Cemetery, for
interment
On Sunday morning, the Gath inst, MARY, widow Of
the late Brasmus Lewis of painful illness, in the
6Sth year of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family AMI also Of
her sons Abraham w. Philip r.. and Richard E. and
also of her soninlsw, David Y. Britt, are invited to
attend funs raj on Wednesday next, at O'Clock,
from her late ssidenoe No. King street. Her
mains will be removed to Greenwood Cemetery for
intermept.
On beard ship vandalia, of Boston, on her passage
rom San Francisco to Realeo, Sept. 18th, RoBxRr
SANDS, Of Scott county III, aged about SIS. Sept 20,
about 40 Oct. II, VIM. A. BUMsrrAD, OF Hsmpden
county, Mass Oct 10, lost overheard, At the mouth
Of ResUo river, HENRY FoRD, seaman of New Orleans,
eyed about 26.
Oct IA at her residence Botanic Road, Belfast Gre
spd) Miss MARr BLEAKLEY, Of paralysis.
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Arrved-ship Huron, London. Oct 2oth brss Lincoln,
Georgetown, Dc Julia Payson Wilmington. NC for Bath
Emerald philadelphia schr WIN Baird, do.
81 Helena Oct IL Left former bark Lucia ssra salem
MOntsIum. New ssdford ls5 % sth ana sd lih.
Caroline iSndsn S. ~ S:,na STe
sS q Ss1 81 k%s re s. siss
Boston, sid from 81 Helena Oct bark Ocean wave, fro
Boston arr AZ Cape Town Sept % hov 70 LAT % Is Ion ~
Held Boston for San Francisco schr Victory oeorgeto
G. 2h; brigt Allison aud Brazilian fha sohr James
Bliss, DO Ann Dsnman, Nsv York. an
PaleImo bris oiasa Cape de Verbs pilot boat syrh Ri
BATS. Nov n.
Scholarship ST Thomas. NYOrk.
oHAnLEsres, Nov n.
Arrived Brig Clinton, NYOrk.
Srilsd-Sohr Louisine, Nfork. -
Arrived-schr K,oolsh NYOrh; 18TH, bark ksinsssr.
Orleans.
Arrivedships EspindOia, NYOrki Asnstic Bath. bark
cisSrsd-ships Indians. and osvsso, Boston.
Arrysd-sehr Alert Philadelphia; sips Brown Ben
net Hero and Free Trader, Abany Roger Williams Apo-
ssIledsehrs Bennett Hsseils wilmot and Busaa Wis.
Ia. Philadelphia Reno, fYork.
Arrived 2fth-schr Science, Albany sioop WIN Mount,
saiied-schrs suaoIt, suHih Union, naitimore Hsni,
Frceua and Myers, Phadelphis sloops Fashion, Har-
~ rosrIArp, Nov E3
Arrived-Bris HoseIIe, 81 Mays
Cleared-BIg Susan Jane, Porto Rico Sarah Ellen, 81
RIcHmoSp, Nov a.
Arrivcd-schrs New York. Lenity, and Ayoes, hYOrh.
ssiled-sohrs Henrioo, and Mary klira, NYork
Arrived-schrs winas Nyork.
Bsiled-Bark Lady knsht, Boston
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sbin.-Rob Row. pruumond. San Francisco B Murray;
az .
fhics S.1nin. novrs GaiS:.ssn Brossr CO;
BsriSAT Jenness DenniSon. sperIis J EwslL Pill
Denim CO; Elliott. Doysi. Thoma,on Ewsli. AAA'
n.n.f:; sses!.ss Bur Sisfasss
P .sa.Isf1r k'psr Af''''h
T.s Mobile: Dart, seps.: s,ysne,A
Jane Peek DaPay Richmond;
pS4s. Greer sSa, rdsssepha
Arrvsa.
ssG s:;s .s:' LONDON ''' with
nds. 2le ps.ssnseIs Philp. Has hsi Westerly
W kiweli Co.
last. ss' p H wm Whisock ."'"'''A' ''' -
Bark Black squan NEW 40 tOnsl Knight, Boston. So
. ssi Baker. s.rr. Leone. Oct with hides. WOOL
M: T s p to G. in ballast. with
rs P.s.nssI., g Ssli son. s,, a Az, "a, a. ;,
or ere r'ss' '''" '~A'"' N~''' " ''' "'A''
Brig zeno surtsv.nt, Bensue Sept 49, with mdse, to
5aSs days from Losdon Itssos NJ
SER .' Ssso On isii' Masters say with
Ai Ss% &C. Con- MIA. u..,,n n,n,o, ss,u
Brig nontilla, Thprber, kewbuIyport.
heavy .ssssss was blown off TO ''ward and
Bfano ssh n:. . 81 lon 81 spoke splendid.
schT o1isr Bj. Porter 81 kits IS days. with salt. to
lib and stove Suiwari aUh inst lat 50 81 lon ii 49, spoke
bris D,msrseove hence si for csdia o,. ,.u,., :.
hiddieson 20 m, s.,, r.,s., No ,oa.v. ~,ah
sehi 99oS Intent ha s~n n wan
mile. sw q Grand Bspa. JGssrs SSrrss seaman W:
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On the 10Th inst In Philadelphia, Msse.Rrr W wife
Of J. w. King, aged ~ years.
On Monday morning, Nov. IS WILLIAM HEvar Ma.
Snail only son OF George and Margaret Marsha ssed
Is mopths and ~ days
The friends Of his father aud Of his uncies, Hurry
Marsh, and Thomas Ray wood, invited to at -n
his funeral. this afternoon at o'clock from the
per of Mulberry and spring streets
On Monday morning, 25th Nov at Brooklyn, sgRA-
rIr.. daughter Of Carm leo Y. and Reeeccs Camans,
aged 10 years, 3 mopths, and IL days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral this day
afternoon. at o'clock. from the residence Of her Ia
Their No 2k4 Atlantic street without further notice
On Saturday, Nov 20 from this effects OF the exile.
sion OF the boiler Of the steamer Resolute Captain
woopHrLL II.RrMsr, aged SO years
The relatives and friends Of the family also mem.
bers o. Atlantic Lodge o. Of D. are resp sctfuly
invited 20 attend bi funeral from the fret baptist
church, lRsv. Mr.. Hodees) Brooklyn, to-day, Crues-
dsy) at 2 o'clock. AN.
On Monday, Nov Is JouS sH.w, aged 81 years, bro.
ther Of william shaw. a. Bowery
The friends and scqusatspces Of the family are re-
tp, Ctiuly invited 90 attend hs funeral on Tuesday
stefnton at O'Clock from his late residence No ISL
Mott street. Hh remains vii be taken 10 Greenwood
Cemetery.
New "a suddenly lows Bow, Cbst prssserl aged 50
years, months, and 10 days
lis friends are respectfully invited to attend his Ta
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sBKPPuNR.


FOR snw ORLEANS. VIA KEY WEST, ON THURS.
steamship LOUISIANA, loO tons en- Captain
awless, will lie despatched for New Oresns via Kew West
on thursday ire bth Of pscemb.rat o'clock, from
Pier No. North River. faroCAbn passage $50 steprage
,. HOWARD n SON. "a Broadway.
EoR cBAGREs DIRECT on MONDAY, DEcEMBER
Il 2d-1he superior. last sailing, double engine, sctev
amer ia hlO will leave Above, rsn pier No.
hFr r. W. The Ontario has superior
Ter CABIN ana seeraze sensers and expected 10 in
H. HOLDREGE. Jr, No. % Wall street.
LrIRsT VESSEL ron SACRAMENTO CRY pIRycr-
E The hne clipper bark GUlLtORD Lawrence s. Leslie,
Master loading ~ PEE River and will havs
i'm mediate dispatch Prom hor we'll earned
The asts,t vessels ou % this port who in
bstiy Of her placing her cargo IN sacramente before
Of the vessels that have recently left For freight eny sp
ppt JOHN ROBERT OSBORN. III Wall strsst.
NOTICE TO NAvIaAroRs-cUsroM HOUSE NEW
~ York, Collectors once Get 23d fS-Tne section
an act Of Congress- approved 2sth sspemb 1880 snt-
Bos,s B1oy. se. prsS2.s- fsss hereafter ali bSsss
one the coast In bays harbors sounfs nns eha
be eoiored ard Numbered that passing the coast
With numbers shall be passed the ttarboard han
blhet buoys 18th unevn numbers the hand and
buoys With red and black stripes either hand Bloys Ia
70 be coered With a,ers white and bsek
visions Of the foregoing Law will be carried into effect sRd
the changes indicated therein made In the
The buoys the waters Of this estt before the LIST
OF nay 1891. VI. MAXWELL. Collector
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET, FOR NOVEMBER
~ Tor sso1s ssv more foI sale a, the cslifsrns
gold harvester be daily ia practical operaea.
New Arrangement Information oirousrs for 1851 gratis.
Address. postage paid Arnold Bs nun q Co.
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Letter sss Of steamer for Halifax and Liverpos
will clcse ct the Exchange Reading Room (67 Exoane
TUESDAY Nov 10, 81 quarter before o'clock.
Of steamer Ohio, for Havana and the Pacific
will close AZ the Exchange Reading Rosm o7 ksohsnss
Tuesday. Nov 20, at o'clock.
Letter Of Cherokee for Kipsstou ChsKrss
Panama. Valparaiso, Lima, California, 40, will close
above, Tuesday, Nov -. at half psst o'oloot.
Postage TO San Francisco n cents These mails will be
forwarded In charge Of special messenger.
Letter Bags Per Sea Bird for RE Janero
the Pacifo, will close as sbove on Friday, Nov. ~
be PAID s the sbsve ones, 20 part Of
The above Letter Bags ar. ct Ksnyon 81 wall street.
Herald Marine Correspcudense.
Groasrowr, New ~.
Arved-schrs Tivsno, Low NYork for Glou sester Ds-
dem, Black, Philadelphia for bingham.
lyh-Arr schrs osnnstt SNOW, New York for Portlsnd
Texas, pflsbury, 90 DO.
ath-krr sehfs Ophir Spear NYert for Boston-csrr.d
foremsst IN late gale msnmsst split sails and
fesr damage Of whest Eurous rresthen Norfolk
for Porsmsuth. SD schrs rvano Disdem, osnnst sad
Texas.
aIs-Arr schrs Delaware HO,rOeh, Ey.rk for Boston;
Lesingtvp, Smith, do for Gloucester Lsrrs Efa Hoey do
Do Warrior Smith do for Portsnd Patriot suckiin DO
Susan rouns Anderson do de earrh eesvey Barton
Do Enerprise Bibbs Baltimore fer srdner; urd Pratt
do for Portland. sld schr Crusade, Mills, NYork.
2fdIn port brig Alfred C-hen schrs kusoss Della
Lexington. Laura klirs WArror Patriot Invincibls su
sac Young, Sarah sesvsy, Enssrprise. ana Hurd.
rrnspwrssIA. Nev B-rm.
Aryed-schrs Aiersntra esus alley, Nee York; Reaper.
Lens doi nssseth Censry, Co. hssry CARTS ssflov d.
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MARKETS ELsEwnERE .


PuLaprIrTus. Nov. 25-Fira Bo1rd.-sl. 900 S Garden
6s, lg 1900 Reading g. 20 ~: 2O1 DO, 7sis; 1000 DO,
7gI loo Norris Canal 2li 100 2lA: 81 Union Caas
llA 70 Florence City, 73 100 keading an 3s 100 do,
s5s 80 DO ssh go do, Hse. Affcr SIes-s7O Residing
~. 20 7gx lioOo do, 1875 $50 Morris Canal, sO 50 so
2QH $50 Read ina RR Sss; 90 Union Canal. ilA Second
Ro1rd-f2t00 sch Nav.6s AZ. 1000 do a. 1000 Penn.
g. s2' go city d. 100 81 s.rri. Canal 9y ~ Union
o. Ches and Del Canal. 81 afier SaIes-SsoD Reading
RI 6s 20 74 $50 do, ybs 100 Morris Canal zO 100 do
ah 80 yicksburs RR, 10.
BsIrNoRr, Nov. 2S-slOoO Maryland &c. 100: 600 do
l0Ik: 1000 do coupons lt2 30s B,ltinore gs 1900 IOi
GO Bait and Ohio RR bonds 1867 q2 IS shares western
Bark, aN % yrsnklis Bsnt, llls % and o X q. time
land RR. s6i.; Is DO rs, IS Union aaSuf. Co, is.
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MEDICAL.


"A si.s.:. should o. Dr. IAssosr . R.sis s,I..,.
clans for months ye, rooms render his
fr1s hs,. ,ss. all ,s:;s disease dssrss.
Advertisement on the opposite side 81 ,hs sheet.
A pIRIEcr sAyEeuARp AGAINST euAcKERr.
N ,s s.s s.,s ssad,ns sssv's' ss.y .,.sns
insiyis.. Of tsh ..Is.. Containing every pr.,,ie.i
.sIs. sysIy r..s 81. sass 4 g.sp,rl1
ss-.ss rs ss 90 5g s ,s s''s. gr,. 81 SEA
Mailed free " .sdre'risr her 800 Pcs, once.
MO CURE, NO cHARoE-Da MURPHY HAs RE-
Resent s.s Ne
sss. Dr. h. Isii fcr, s 90 cannot Dc beaten
DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN DIS
pei. recent few days. rrsssss ns
.nsss. him . e cure neFycu, a.silI.y. emissions.
siplem. u ii. once sosx rui..n street. ''' "' '''
DE L. tonIAn0Es WOULD SAT- TO THOSE VINO
Tss: hst fsst, ss.s Z, . .s,; year. IT, !. ~
hents These W. visb ~ sss,r,, -. tss.'snss ys
nave. tIs,s sasrs.I ffo%s a.s ss1i ~ sssss,
sss ~ s VI. III, i,C -, sss.:
y .s; s s a., ,s'r ,i ss q gsdIoss. ). hs
han , .Ssss BY A''' CYCLISTS sA daily - VIZ
ts s.,. ,s'..iss ssis's hssr.
:s$. .s:' s sss rs
enon 70 diseases which people % dscrrtor pretend
eure EASILY ~ however, the theusrth p>rs u ne
ssS, ss. Esp s.s .sssy ..T' rS-
ss W. ',s''ss ni.sTy sd s.'.a.. grsy' 81 -. Hs.
sSsn ssu.s 70 tf.e, posteriy And ewes !casstysy
% KY .s s..a !. : ssss .s.
s.. s;i' s ss :; ss...s:.
" o,s Easily .na speedil r,rsv's Prom Ae unscrmss
s ~ .''s =: ..ss s .ss.
resson fer stating that Ne cured In ms-Y
dsys - they had exs.ee fars snf tkss arr a
ss..ss % thsir ecnseersnsss ~ -cil - ss-
inurr snh csrtsir anf " ohsin3S
ION No sthsr s,rree IN Asves s~~ wAs srply :. The
ths eprs.
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Teiegraphic Report.

ALBANY, NOV, %, mo-.
The receipts since our last have been follows -
Flosr 81 900 barrels; wheat % 900 bushels corn 900
bushels; barley, 1900 bushels. good business, has
been doing In -four Sales 500 barrels at 81 50 q
81 81 for straight State 81 90 TOT Michigan and 81 81
IS for pure Gsnesee There IL fair milling dem aud
for prime wheat Sales 1000 bushels at 81 ~ for De-
nesce and 81 OF for Ohio Corn is easier With bet
ter enquiry 5000 bushels mixed Western sold at
exc 500 bushels rye changed hands at zee The
transactions In barley have been 500 bushels at 81
small Gales Of prison whiskey. at 2ac
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On the 27tb of Oct by the Rev Mr. Burchard, Mr.
SAMUEL NJ HusrEp, Of this city, to Miss ASs M RAW
OF Albany.
At Williamsburg L l., on Monday Nov 25. by the
Rev n s. James Mr. sAMvrL MiLRoY to Miss M.Ra..
RNr scorr. Kircudbrirhtshire, Scotland
At Long Branch, GO an tovn.hip) " J, on Sunday
evening. the Path November, by the Rev. weede
Mr.. SAMUEL Tuckra, second engineer OF steamboat
Rdvin Lewis to Miss M.Rr ELinARrrH. daughter Of
Mr. Chrhtopher woo;ley, Of the former piscs.
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Passenger, sailed.

lvKnroof=Shp Lady Irankiin-sr Henry Oh NH eriair
Miss king,m Mics knssmill. CT Canada Mr. wooe. Of
New York. Mr. Platt of Waterbury CT: Thos L9vett Of
New York. Srs rsckle three e. dren servant Miss
Grim shaed. sprinspert. NY. -S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Passengers Arrived .

LIvERPooL-Ship stsitrs horse-hr Jones, lady child
nd servant James sRd lady. kr Luck and lady. Miss
Lang.
GLAseow-Shir Iiberty-wm Henderson,.
DENeusLA-Brig Zeno-Riohard Douglass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

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