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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
a,,Isa q, the Nseek nxcanuGe ...sErE. .
kRcoRp BOARD,
MONDAY, Sept ppm.

MONDAY, Sept ppm.
The Stock market today has been inactive, but
without change of Importance Tnere was nov
much stock pressing on the market ana out i'tee
disposition, TO buy A! the Second Board the mar
het was steady. For Governments the lnluNy ID
moderate, and the quotations scarcely confirmed
The market closes dull for Exchanges for the
Boston steamer sterling is 1o@lO!, with SLACK
demand and fnir supply The bulk of the business
was done at ot0lO4. francs were scarce at
522l@52l4. The supply OF Francs was rather
better.
In Freghts there is fair business doing. Ea-
gagements 1000 or 1000 bbls. Flour at Is %,
LOCO baes Cotton at 3D. 1000 bxs Cheese LIS 9f'
and aome heavy Goods at l5s
The Money market ip more easy at previous
rates. TIE supply of good paper is moderate
The receipts of the 6ub-Treasugy are amalIer.-
To-day they were s95,735; Payments, $ll2'i97;
Balance, s7,o5s,sl2.
The buainess of the Eric Road for August re-
sulta ia very nearly the amount we stated some
days ago. The passenger busneIa has exceeded
the expectations Of the managers, and the freight
busineas is now rapidly increasing. The receipts
are as annexed:
ERIE RAiRokD-AuGusT.
Passengers and mails. o.
Rreigh oo''4' -
Total 2 1o5 !! y
Same time, VIVA 90
The eceipis from Jan 1850 Aug 81, 500 81 70
BSme time 4t9oOo 70
Increase equal 10 100 I, cent q
Reptember will snow the additional earnings of
the Hornellsvile extension AZ miles, IN addition To
the natural increase of business as the season ad
vances. This route to the West via Geneva is
becoming highly popular, and the number oil pas,
sepgers averages one half or more of those travel
inp between New York and Buffalo. This route
is more expeditions and less costly than the can
trail route via Albany, and the scenery is without
parallel for beauty and grandeur in the Country
The magnifconce Of the mountain scenery on this
route should attract very large portion OF the
pa.sers between the two extremes OF the State.
In NAV. 1851 the entire road will be completed to
Lake Erie giving the southern range of Counties
access to markets in both directions, and tarnlah'
inc means of transit from the Lake to the oom
mercial capital Of the State unequaed In comfort,
rapidity, oheapness and attractions OF scenery -
All honor be to the President Secretary, Treasurer
sud Board of Directors for their antirng sttofts to
achieve the success Of this great enterprise
1t 10 nos unlikely that sooner Or later the travel
over this road will pass through New,Jersey, over
the Ramapo Road instead Of going oy boat to
p;ermopt The annexed table exhibits the COM
parative distances when this course is adopted Of
the various routes to the Lake, 10 operation or
projected;
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m a 2 nIEn

In ths citv. Aug 1850 by Rev 3. dardsah7rgh, 81
vgTLLTAN BUCHANAN. formerly Of PhLsaeiphls to
Atss MARGARET YOUNG OF this City.
Eyr ri ace phs Gun ples3e eo2S. -
AtRfooEIyn. Sept 2 by Rev. Or. Cox, EDWARD B.
Al Nevr.astle Westcsesssr Co. Sept hy Rev Mr.
Tnck7 M CHARLES GRIFFITd. Of Ne~York 10
Mila CHARLOTTE JANE KIPP, daughter Of Benjamin
Eipp OF The former place
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The Latest Cotton MARKET,

IlyEzPocI Wednesday Aug IA
The Cotton Narset opens rather mora esdy n,s sTn-
g though Is theYe hasn7t besn usines enough d17
10 test the saue Tue large hoidsra do not cnt 7s ifg
ut the decline which csun9d mereiy by SONS MAJ
peonle7 orctpE The market Tettersa N re vers a32'
0e bales disposed OF tie basis % ID or h-eHng OP
l,rds ard Noble; Saturday SO bales sod
From Enct The counts gloomy Tsts being
sInost q
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER 8.

s-l s estimated st4F2 eAe of which Fooeno American,
asfrt i,tt year same date IS m % which 55i,p Anne
p'esn strk Of American is n0u Gsv SUS no; W nay re-
cei7e 10 the END OF ms YsEr . ,ot15 oV4 ttte 20
so,srt,on al ony coz p ussksGe e00 for p 7F@ekd-
eaves 5r pt1ck and export enly 600 OF 5sl Deeeoef
.1r,orl n.ar y 80 hln OF u.
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pa.ainta nt prndnce

BIZ the North Rtvsr Bops- Tuesday, Sept -
1otGo bbs Flour 20 do Ashes 9S5 DO Whisky, 10 SIG.
suite 2ss cheess g hesi Cs lie 20 bIes &oos z55l5
tElh Com, COO do Osts zoo tee' S77oo DO "nea1'
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~ thee milbona, making 81, $4,000 in Boston,
New, York and Philadelphia
The distance from Cleveland 70 Toledo by the
AXE shore routa is llOI miaa and the estimated
cont Of the Railroad on thai route per mile is
sl7aeQ The lice will be run straight the grade
low ard altogether the route 10 rem lFs ably FEAST
bIe THE road will be most important link 10 the
great chain from the Atlantic TO the Mississippi
viu the LakeH
There is nothing new in regard TO shs Havfe 3a
Grace Bank. The amount OF circulation in the
neiebborbood OF the Bank and in Pennsylvania is
said to be large, bat here there is not much OF it
soost. The notes are ceiling in Baltimore at IS 10
30 cents on the dolar. Tbera are fey more
Sbinplnsser Banke still in existence b9and 70 ex-
nlode some day, of which the notes are afoat in
his community Ths safest course for orr de slera
il to avoid az much as possible receiving any notes
but those of our own State Banka.
The coal tunnage last week was large. Tbs
scbuyIhill Navigation is now open and reports
bringing dawn 1886 tuns for the week, and for
the seaeon 28OlO2 sans, The Reading Railroad
bs, this week brought down the ,argesi weekly
tunnage this season, namely, 81 ass tuns making
an aggregate for the season Of S04,6l0 tans-being
IS, 406 tuns more than in the corresponding time
last year. The Lahigh Navigation Company
brought down during the week 81 597 tuns, and
during the season 473962 tuns. The trade La &C
tive and prices firm,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
The Grain TrHde.
ceussponaenes Of The rnban..


ODESSA, lO-22 July, 1850
The result of our Exports during the last ak
monthc presena according to The table have prepared
all ess satisfactory result Than the previous year. Much
as the considerable losses experienced Ia 1919 upon e
enterprises Grain have arrested speculation our pcss
have been maintained high up the esent time, and
of proportion with those offoreign markets We must a;
tribute this msiuiy prolonged Winter which has
than ordinarily retarded sriyalsbso to the vary small
stochs hch remained the end OF the and which
hro Oh the fo elgbt ves'els waa excessively
reduced 20 about 50N01 Trleg0 Il wls towa he end OF
Nay before hs arrivas hegsp aud, although conhserabn
he' have not important figure, which
the inerol and ABUNDANT bsryesis Of Inc past
Wehaye up to the present. hus 60l0W rchato of Whas
on hsud other transports still announcei bat Is
be pregumed hist ihe nnfaVorable Teut Viii IA thu APP
proachug e1tbA IN eral OF provinces Of
Souh and especially in Ponnd. vi Gd1c5 prpofie
tors to suspend her forwarding Ia our ne glbofhood
the groc hsrveais which followed thsm are q1ia
rare but this wear in Poland the excessive cold haI
Destroyed part OF the Winter Wheat and the grsi dry
ness cccssnned by extraordinary want OF rain has
scorched up he Summer Wheat In sessarRbta only, the
appearances OF the hed piomise better These scs
hrmed on several sdes, gre still iUr!hsr proven by ha
eEgerueiB OF many OF he propneos 10 Tree nensavst
least vs from thei! co8rsc Of ssle eIng ha ihey
cannot therefore The low pieces VIII h
peced have had II cur had b-en sufficiently pro-
yided Corr free o. hosd VI 25s 3dG2)s sd
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lFrnm our Coreanondentl. |

PHILADELPHIA, Sept p 4rrired-stlg Laaar!tne,
seDter ocu IN River SASS @arg KILLER es'oci,
Roton; Potomac, Thomas, Sullivan, Ae; FSlos' b'ffy,
cEay,d- Brig Lsmarre sen,er Salem; b,rs 9aeeral
NOR a; Lee.burg Boon, Wilmington NJ; Mary Ms;non,
En,hpnr A bsnS; q sly Miler. Pescock, Boston.
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'''I II = HI74II I HINIE'' W UpIUB not.
ForoikB PORTS.
'srpool, 10Th ult cid Cromwell, Barker. Nsw o
W.bb. Cocker Nyork; t7,h, WIN Rathbone
~. n Ghnnhnrh Arn -. tn.h go.

LFHrpcoi, ION uit, cid Cromwell Barker Nsw Orleans
Iisac W.bb. Cocker Nyork; nh, WIN RAthboDe spen
Ger, do y Shepherd A,rawor,b do; is,h, Ellen asfia
Whnore dor Rhine Hp~sri. Baltimore
Euid frr ldg 7lh Mary PALS, Rollins Eslmurs; MARY
hosss, sostapi VIM PA!ten Decker do Hibeyula al
Larry doi Margaret Howe, Charasion; Mary Ward
Novel; NU'l4ar,; American Saunders PnRdelrhia. g,h
New Wcrld Knight NfciA
SD lt'h Cromwell, esrse-, New oreans; WAisror,
MHnts,E CssIire
ADV aso, HiosrnIa, ta for Boston 2ih; Sunbeam, Put
ram do .oih; Adelaide aeteaE Scott do 2h Parliament
Brown, do Sept 3; AmaIalth. ColBs. Ocean sIAT WI
Hans and TpWusrud Richardson, do ~th despaL.h AHA
tsl iatses EYork Stsl. Jas h Shepherd Ainegoyth d
lTh John Haerock Burgess do i9h; Now Wor.d Knight
do 2ls, Alas OlboTn; do Iii -
Londcu. Aug l9-End ,pwsrds Faneuu Hall Gears N
Oreats, TtyinRhsr, HAYES, de- Margaret Evans Prst
HYprbl Correhus 6fnrall sieches. do
AatwefP. Aug IT, eli ieEness, Denniion. NYork
Auller May e, rsEat d Hn'eu Land ShsnRhss
Aberdeen. Aug Is Superior stswart Chsyla.,oo
Httsvis, Jene aid komeel, Wistpmsn California
celrus, Jnne ~ arr BaeaA VtstA, Leaue Boston 2tb
Equity Nrlson, do - ''"i
E.nese Aug u cid Margaret Potter Potter, Charleston
foY Copenhagen 'Ss"''
Hcrs Kong MAJ st. AmSson stoysnora f.,t n, Az
ssp ttthelaeeA nc To- &nanyrs Martin san Granelses
lNb rtuee DO joinytl!e. AtEms do sd May a; Hash
Naerf san FtaSrisco juno |. Carl ( Herman. Hausaa
~ Al ~ afy ahn E9iiop, Mcleod dos Sih Sir a Paaos
Wtha1t, 40 10. Ftnte d9 i3Ih Anasog vlns,sal 10,
Cetsair. Hltdes, California
Hstts Anf 10 arr hFagueF, stilsr1 HYak SIG iet,s
Ffhe VI iSais, n fogt; ifth, Georgia. Mis 81,
sameaIs. aug 10, al Franklin, Rataas NYstki iesa
Chetiaw. FtlneE 90
hstree. Aug "a arr euw leasasa. va,assa,,ass,
Wnwtss'sss Ae1s, Gregory, ssaHese
Della hsts. nsfeish NYa4s -
Ileiettes AsF y aid Ptante7 segteuease, HfafA
Ae~sasFter. f4sN. Aptii ~ I'D Jase Ffafees n4aua
ssa Ftssfsse. ns.se, tstssset. 4V. Es. AGissg caa
tefiasa. as
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nlarhcts....B BALTIMORE, s

At tire scales to day 900 Beeves we're offered -
100 ave been driven to Phllsdephis aud 100 et ansod
Tho city desrs price, range from 81 5003 Y on no T.
averaging so on gton Breldsufs depressed under
The steamers news
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projected
Nav. York .,,,.,.. Geneva 70
Albany bv Hudson Canand 4igpa,....... ~
River HR,,.,....li6 Rochester. .,,.,.... y t9i
Syracuse ,.........,i4s Buffalo, total. "a NJ
Auburn .,.........,, 20
Bhghamtor and Syracu'e.
s SsT9of Depot 70 soebe.,st as a6ovool $50
Ringbsmtop .,....l82 8uftc, Iotsl...-. "a 4ef
S-Nete- York AID Erie 10 Datsirh
Nav York ...,,. Horoeisviile .-....-. IL
safs.ns Ddfot...o g Donki L. 'o'al.'.''''l@ 4''
Corning ',.......'.EoS
Genepa ROUTE, ssa Seneca Lake o.,
E ESTrso s. SO
Observation-Disclosures. 2u buffalo, total, "a 45S
5Norta,n Lsqe dyee bcttseen Syracuse and Rocts'te.
New York .......... Rochester, Direct. III 515
syrscuSe, 81 in l...,294 Buffalo, to'sl...., II 4i9
6-Gsnepa Route RIA Thea
New-Yori .........o Geneva ...,''... % @,
Owego.............,2SS Rochester. % Sol
lthca ............... y Buffalo, ioia',..'. ~ 4iS
a-Btnshas,tes and Sy-aeNie, direct
New York ,......... Rochester, dtec..... al S61
Syracuse, as in 2S6 Buffalo, toial...., u al
s-Canqnaaigsa and Jsg.,'en.
New,York ......,,.. canAndasas....... IS
Jsssrsoa........ III sufsio total II ioi
s--Aubarn asd Biuehamton.
New-Yofk ...... Rochester As In l.. 10 ssi
BiughSu,On, "a IN 22Ii 5uiiaior Iola.'.'.' "a i3o
Auburn .........,... 10
o-BsSalo an4 co@asel,s vutley Ro4fs,
Corning 10 Roches'r 80 ssS total ,........,lsi Az
1t will be perceived il our figures ara correct
that the Buffalo and Conhocton Valley route Ia the
shortest Of these routes leading into Buffalo, by
iron 6 to so miles and hStthe Erie Railroad roaso
10 Dankirk is IA miles nearer than tho Contra route
to Buffalo.
A detailed statement OF tho Dsbt OF the Oily OF
New. Orleans has been made by tho Board OF Ii
qudttion, Of Abch the Anne1ed is q fecaplsaIatica
Dsbi Of Maaisifa!,ty 30. one.
Conif srtod Aimee Tho division of
tbe Ctsy..,,...,,.,.s...,...,..$l4 l2sIk1 10
Proportions Of tho old City doH.. i,ot4ss5 ~
--~---- 9ll7l,'e3 "
Debi Of apaiepal.g No. roo
Coolrhcted snen lhr dlsison u
Tho Observation-Disclosures. 7sJS ia II
Properties Of Tbs oks City sski.. b. 5lX IS
51Bh.Ef3 ~
Dess of Municipality No Yb,es.
Cpnlsscied since .h@ division o.
Ihe Ottf.ss...4...t I9aAla "
Proportion Of ihs OLE City ds'i. pa 4ta u
---.---.r4.e~- ilsaSdi 10
Total .t'Shlps ~
OF tho sboye amount, ~ e2t has sbaa been
paid.
The Books Of tho Wstsrbary Bark sste opsaed
a fsw dayn aipce for sa laerssss Of capital at
sls0 600, and ths subscriptions ia day sssohRd
sag4 3oD Tbs Meridsn Bsnh also seesivsG add
t,onsl subscriptions Of 800 900
TITS balapes IN tbs Boston snbrfsasaty il esaf'
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HY Telegraph

Markets. NEW ORLEANS, Aug q.
The sales of CoTroN were yesterday 200 bales,
and 10 day SEQ Mddling at l5c0l3lc Freghts srs still
L.. IL
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Markets. New. ORLEANS Aug. %,
Nothing of Importance is doing in Cotton Sales
were mace yesterday OF $40 bales Ct ful! prices
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Lrskrool., Fh'sa AlS, 10, 1850.

Co ysspCnd II Tie Tribune
GENTLEMEN Oar Uihrket ri nfeeenl natural conae
quenee Of sd sIGos period OF uuwoned activity
secome depressed. and the iaes Of his wssS onls
395eO bales OF which $40 were specaisou aud II 30
ior export with Iai deeite Of z ID end tbs prsyl
ous y sek hen So eco ases sod, sett
giving way In prices Ths pipcipA! holisfS. howegsf
have wthc raw heir tom ,hs mtykct In ihe fti
fout thai shai sOoa have rally seeing tbs
unuAfco Of good ira In hu N Auul. lug dt.trcp
EuT Ounce II money, HnG peuy Of che iJ9d With
Old weather for fecufng hAVas let not tn9 holders
Of Go On YOUR aide teal IL All dis,rsrt4ued -cotvinp
~ PACKETS accounts Of somewhat declining market
Our will doubt 10 ltss uHIance d by
p.oEpca of your cfon; bat Lnoud 1t even prou % N,
St0fC0 more ihsp ss prices Goi too bsh cor sldsiGR
he vBEl iDcfeaGe 10 the consumption,
yin the i2h Of Asri @st tho spansfs supposed
uop, AID tho coasumptoo Of Ia, dslrci 90 aiming lss
supplies from nsftci ia All usied at 30 600 balus "
Now, The average wotGy supply taken .aco that date
ia up 10 lac. ~cHe. oh tusu.l, IA
81 Aneflc 70 dasorpiiIns - COO bsIas
~ t! 'n"'e % % ~ ''''''t'+'-.'t 49, 99s
OF BtR1is, &c. do do ...,+..t..... 4,B4D -
And, during The sssin period, Erportafs hsss
atep r woes. ~ American .........,...-. b.lt0
0f Brazil and sutsa Observation-Disclosures. lao =
Total 3Y5utq -
from this i, w0nid hppsaf tsas spnasts have
mach Inc ssard lhsf pa,tieg sY % Austrian
hnd II hr congufatHn Ga iss pfa,set fstn tof
which thsfn little al tho
sp pcrs have s0eks If va AID " ufo
nj ihsa WHEN efcss were ia "a p n 5u, a,oes .
80 fsf.ay fedatad Inv ia aa1 natural coz IA
qns asi IN Ia tlcss s4eh eis7s IN
ga o. ptoH hien The passDt fa4ss he va not
Tbsts tta not bssu daihk ftf lnli sp5 Ghn a,s
yet the Stoke II gods stH suited gt ihisa
are ssesiit sly United Wa may sosh 10 4aya 14 ,sd
shes befssta4t asmanh IN those tasftss ss shuIe
stfebs 81 rbssp sselss viii gas baoa9s exhausted
spa PFfhHasa VI shaf II pftss asbshsa, ii
fssnsa tas cies' aH tho N HE a4natas
iNi p'hFe e "hieh made out az eaaaP gpt
Hpashl lhAi ~sE hlsFsd no. ahle ubSeasii
snlsf nHs gsestsi ishsf fsaEs III efiasa
hshsG.
TIE sfess sssn'e IA The easss ls usst II 1uSaii,g
ss en- t seaft= Il zoo bsiss ~ witch 10 a1 laa,
p he bsiisf eesltiss sud ri, 81 lsAn4 ap sias sta
F9ssY AseRt y ~ ksFs sple WitA9ai shAaks IL piess
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Aug1s lEt24 So, lon SO 20 brig Ann Elizabeth OF and
irn Norfolk for De,nerara IS d out
Aug 20 lat so ~ len u "A passed shp William Of Bos
ton, bound T.
Aug me Grand Banks schs CAPITOL Of Barps,abe;
Thu sun and Mechanic, OF Bev-ry, hhtaK all well; Mo
chsnic oul weeka With Is 0G0 fan
Aug H. lat IS Is lon "A aignszed Br brig Anhgus,
Of Thorne bouKd E.
Aug q lsi 4? 81 Ion 81 passed large hp standing
TO the eastward with the loss OF fore iopmss forsysrd
and main L pg eanl msat-wesher being thck could moi
saceTtsin " hu she
aug LAT 40 90 lon S. sisnalzsd ships Coraas
ard John Fielder The a,et English, with tho loss of nan
!rpsalsDt mast
Saul Is 4e Ion 10, wos passed two Prussian bsrks,
standing 80 he wrsward
Aug H. A ST 25 Iou So IS bark Lark OF aud from Nav.
be reported.
aug A. Is Ion As So ship Niooe of Boston, .,esr.
Ing b.
aug &C. Ia. Al go lon "a brig Fortune Teller I'm New.
ebsi,- toT n Yofs, 70 Ga out
kpdRre lot 20 80 log II - h,ig AEON hsnce "a ia mi
Aug 70 sisl II ou II IL bark Sarah Olnsy de- from
Pert CSibenap, for Boston
Aug 81 of Nantucket South shosl saw The ,yre,k OF
sci, wtb sArS alongside, stripping her
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MINIATURE ALN4sAc. DAY,

suN-Rises....5 % se,'.....6 2s Aoos-Rseh l O5n
HIGH wATER,......,sept
gandv Hik.... iq Gov isl. 6 90 He'll Gate 80. SIN
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DigelsIery. sc.

su,pwREcK-ys hear from Capt Vance OF sch FANNY,
row ashore on Cape that he stern OF the sch Oh
i've Of Nyork came on shore his vessel, De sup
DO ed that all hands were oat
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OaIl,orufu yes.cIs 4pokeu, aka,


Al Mortsydsn June 2, atesmers "ew.OfletnS, Wood
ult arr; Gen Warren Smith. do; w Pease, Jesmp, al
rom New.York for California ship Soon, do for DO,
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gp1PwRECK-Ws hear from Capt Vance, OF Ech Fanny,
row a,hoIe ON Cane Heleras he OF the sch Oh
va 81 Nynrk came on shore near his vessel. He sup
~ 10 hot ali hands were Dat
p0so ~ % ~ IWtlmpgt ton (tJCl Com Aug 27
rto.,, sc, ru,r,vsIng ,;,rn .yel ON inll, Smith.
-; . 9LSls ", ia,Stng ,n.s mann c,rssn
Vlie, ~ 1i $50 80 ~, AZ Van md
" gong 50 s ou NJ 10 rzas ~ tba 2ub of
Charleston sh and could hot ger o'o na port ho'' 'ae
cook oyerooaro -, -, r,l,,, ,,,,, ma. ,I,, Nv,
tHE UUIcH SAM Sho' f,3s o.as3 r,sr ,,yyorJ
posne The Mint Ia New Orleans esrseaed over sowsfa
ne wharf on me 4't ut h3u wa yaus " '''
beam enda she gao jis, ~ ga sd into
scH RLM'us, OF seuSeT c. "e ~. 9 5 ~ nv
Ssncwleh Hhi 10 % sg,q On Su"! ~ 1890 S,
kogets, WIN so9uI = ql1 euuth, ~ - ~, g. 90
ughl 6houl Hla way tween nac7 ou' auu a ~
by large 'cn In tlEGs 1tlm con'e. @ "a al
IRE u W WAS aWccs upou ~ qia' 70 80 IT, ~ 49,
leahing 80 ts1iy tns sne SUN ao ~ ,n ,o her ha
soNhfn "hcu oap. n We' utd Z. H,restar a, dav
light fneY Isveo no'nng hu' wb' es ,to
olu Io' VIC ,,Lo,, n a. ,,rtl an n ,si.,ar-a
and She kept on her course ViIhou! ensfnE en
sCH BUNKER TILL Vol beSeIlyi ftSeH 81 - o 49,
for Ga aa utt oolh sSt Hnd received o.us' ~ GU
OF The 2on M sho gas eoshooIed ao1us O. u" m ~ ~
nj Desert hoch rue cts~ wfe -sUoa a. IA ,,a.si
mat fIsno previous 70 Tue l1'o oAe Wa' ~ ~ a. r.
rol yer Vsluhoe chpt heipet seIsn ~ :. % 80,
seri master wsnnsay lsJs'co W 'ne iAlAHs " NO F'
ah1 hS nc - I've hevebeep visited with severe
- ,hich cormapcsd,,n ma 81 at and continued
" ~ ,hs S2d hloyiro frn a. q, 4, s0uh ar
" i,h vG lenre end besyv asa Wa ant
80 bnt ,,,dng rom n. saac no ins ~ hath honsa
@ I'M nrs n 10 IyhsTves % gs.seI wa. drysn
az h,,'d - Inc r. eh 1,, ms,er fcom
'a az 1870 at,no 800 f,n ssa,11I hn veysr bs
not,ar a ond rana,ya1 ~ ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23

- Our paper To day is n:ostly taken
up with the act of the Legislature 10 e.
tablish system OF Free Schools in this
county. 1t lis subject OF importance t,
eyrry citiz'n Of the county. AMI we ask
for II care I'll per,lsa'.
The Convention A CT will also be found
in this paper. This suhj"ct 10 ~ enc OF
importance to the people, and sh u be
carefully examined. BY on- q It's pro-
visions it ~ required to be pubs .cL xix
weeks IN each paper in the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23
Dissolution of Cc.ParlnCrship,

The Co.partnerslnp heretofore exist
ing bet "ern The subscribers in the Black
smith & Whe.lright business under the
firm OF Bennett & McCau!cy, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the said firm
by Ncte or Book account are requested
to mako payment TOT. A. Ellis Esq,
who is fully auth riz d to rec civ. all
MONIES owed the firm, and all p. rs ons
having claims against the FIRM, are re-
quest' d 10 present them to i'm for pay
ment.
JOHN P. BENNETT,
JOHN D. McCAULEY.
March IL 1850.
NOTICE.
The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he
has taken the whole estlbli,hm-nt him
self, and will continue 10 conduct both
brances Of the above business al the Old
Stand, and will endeavor BY constant
and faithful attention, to merit liberal
share of their patronage which is hereby
respectfully solicited.
JOHN D. McCAULEY.
March % Sow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23

Mac Az'NEs. CraIars, GoGev,, S.r-
taln's- for April, are all ON oar table, and
are handsome .rio We rejoice to AZ.
that Graham has again become, proprietor
Of his own Magazine, which r.vegs.s Of
fortune had compelled bin to srll.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23

t. Nor a Dss.-Wc shall expect
that such OF ayr Subscribers an aivrr,i-
sing customers, as ar" IN AREAS. who
shall attend Court the week AFTER next,
will "calI at the CaPt'ns Office and SET
tIeo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23
THE cecil WING.
LKTON, .WH.
saturday NJ. rch % 1850.

To Commentaries" Re,cu<~
by gentleman who contributes to the
leading papers of the country, and THE
Via Girfy Itrls,' by J. J,Lroy-two
highly interesting stories will early
find place; as will a second chapter of
"Aunt Katy's Experience" a"Letter to
The Edltor,' an art c. On ERE Schools"
and other communications now on hand
The long laws n to day'spepsr interfered
with their publication.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23

MARRIED On Thni sdsv thu 2lst
inst Ay Rev. W. Arthur, Nj. ALyAAA-
TER WILSON to Miss .MiLuAu .IsS ROUGH
both OF Ccc.l coun V.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-23

0J"On the fourth page there is COR
tinuation OF the interesting story "The
Revenge'-written !or this paper sew
eral chapters of which have already Len
published. We hope 10 conclude ii in
another paper.
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WILMINGTON MARKET,

Mar. 90, 1880.
" heat Flour tfrom utols) 3 23s $50
heat. fprime) 10
New Wheat 03
Oats Nrom wagons) 90
Corn, from wagons. IS
Corn Meal, per bushel: 65
BAA1tnoRg MAskrr. March 81 Sal. to-
day Of 500 h's Howard st ll"rr nj s4.sei and
800 Al sih-, sales 500 hills City MFRS s4e.
Sales good I" primo rcd whra, H,Sl,a leee,
Sales white corn at ~ a Asc, yellow 40 81
Oats go j, 32c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Iu Congress. Yesterday.

In the Senate, Mr., CLAY presented me-
mortal in favor of a modification of the
present Tariff, and gave his views on the
subject, favoring the prayer of the petition
crs. Mr.. GwIS introduced substitute for
Col. FREMoNr's bill for the settlement OF
Luud tlGles and claims In California and
the Senate adjourned till Thursday next.
In the House, Mr.. RICHARDSON of LII.
made an exceedingly amiable speech about
The Tribane and one of its Washington
Correspondents which will be found
sketched in another column. The House
passed the bill prescribing the mode of TAX
ing testimony in regard to contested Elec-
tons. and then adjourned over till the day
after Christmas.