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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

70 Our paper was stopped the other day by person
in this city, because he asked to pay his subscriP
ZION. Small favors thankfully received.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
Distillery Burnt.
LAwREScEBUR

LAwREEcEBUReH, Dec. H.
Cats large distlcry at Aurora, with ten thoasana
Iushals OF corn, burnt last night. One man vas
killed and another badly wounded The dsliIIery xas
partly insured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

G-A bill providing for the construction OF bridge
across the Ohio Louisville has been reported in
the Kentucky Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

Our Carrier viii give Ten DOLLARS andone copy OF
Dickens Household Words (" for the best New Years
Address, to be sent to us before the 18th instlnt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
OUR RAILROAD.

The work on tie Bellelontaine and Indiana Railroad
was commenced in June by of the contractors
others, however, did not begin until August Since that
time the work has been pushed forward in the ami
mated and successful manner.
All the masonry, between the Lorimiss (ten miles
west oil Sdney,) and BelleoGtiine, (24 miles east J
has been completed with the exception of two or three
unnpo tant cuvcrts; and all the grading is in state
OF orwardness that will admit of an early completion
next inner; and we are informed that tfs work has
OF the line which lies between Marion and the Cleve-
land AMI Columbus road
We arc informed by gentleman, Of the Board
Of Directors tlat full seventy-fve Thousand dollars
has already been paid for work done since the lt OF
June.
The Road has been permanently located from the
Lormies west to the State lne and pro6es &c. of the
work accurately drawn by the Engineers which may
be examined at the Railroad office la this town and
which exhibits oil the eligible lines ever survey
ed in the country The line is straight with no exca-
vaons worth the mention. No cutting on this part OF
rods: The whole Of the work from the State line t.
the Cleveland road ready for letting and will be
put under contract early next spring
II contemplated TO let the wosk this fall but the
surveys and estimates prove OF construction
as to render the letting unnecessary at earlier period
than spring.
IL win be from the foregoing remarks that our
road is progressing towards its final completion in q
way most gratifying and cheering those Immediately
Interested as well as TO the country general We
aware OF no obstacle that can prevent the cars from
passing unbroken chain Of railway from the
eastern cities to Ierre Haufe within two from the
present time; certainly our part of the work will have
been contaminated before that period
Our present Board has acted with great energy and
ability in the management Of the affairs OF the company
and hope to all the prominent members reelected
Tuesday
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

Tnk Bvrl RxcE.--Thc two IrnIls are scoinc it''
rapidly the British course Just now spectators are
unable t. decide which viii GET a-klsd John Bull or
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

MONDAY, December 10, 1S50.-The Convention was
opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr.. CRARr.
The Convention then proceeded to the Of
the special orderbeing reconsideration OF tho
on the passage Of the section in relation to the rights Of
married women to hold property
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

10 The entire population Of Baltimore is 1863, 1875.
The census of Pittsburg is 81 ,30l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
Ben.fon,aine and Indiana Railroad in Ohio.

We clip the following article from the Shelby (Ohio)
Banner published at Sidney for the purpose of showing
the progress that is making the Ohio section of the
Belleontane line, and shew the bright prospects Of
our entire Eastern line:
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FnrcIrn Ports.

At PaJ.ra nv M 6srss STROUD Ee Tor NYss Yra
c.ea SCI SOo,as: Fsltar-. sursr TN Juas,
(, sLsri 4, ssi fer Pos;au llh; Csrnlisz, ,Scff do
i1o br~"t Ro'' n. S0rtt0vr. sta
~ ior Coluts ctnutu Do trs Ro,s re ~ HoN
r.n. CAafsh Dekeg nd Apollo lfa tn Nescs. "a
rec'ea soon to losd Bo>lon
Nsp<s 4h bar, Csse.a, Lst'-oan ,"' WON l't
6-gos l2th ass s'rk Nas'seous7t'" feh"s eAees .
eup, Is Ps 81 So 6art Almsae BrrNsr 'eftso
sth s3o, CE.'-t Sases Roanso1 3 ga ast
Bordeaux Moron >aupson Mara Fo,tsf iot P'trao
brLs Body Gonna, lcr ESot- aud Palermo
l-sharn shr- Cb.sfeaIe Ltmesrt for Nfo'A VIZ
Medallion Heudl.tt Tor do S6Sua, Aersyuaa- una
AtNaga s,h h,fts Kaoa~hs bIns a Ato a'9ef
NfutA; brig Sarah Nesting 30 CO., sch hAAat fN
nAI-e CD bsksAestla BaFrg2rs tet alorA:
H-I-n usr sh brig Neptune Swl for hfnra na biH
Stella L,srb NIosk. sch sly Iatsoh. Som-Fs, NptsaRs
SD 9Th, Lunda Maria Rca Boston. SoS otsaAa sAaaaa
Gbsr 6,t p- asp- sspp,,r. $50 fsu.srs.
9Th, Tor Genoa Bay State. Semoa, I'm lssaont t0f MOS
bnuud bark ORR Ourtar Malaga for RosoB to 5S DHs
fresh in n the SW.
Al Roclee ss,auon ESrts<- Bo,eoe Nov
French bre Mercer. tor do po'o1by 10 i0th
Al Croas'tet ~ wanas2ton Grafe. toc Bottoo
Al 10 srdam ich a Da.ah eh S. Hs4- Eees, Tor sos'oa
and NYnri wind bound
Sailed from 'upposodl nj, ship AAlaad Harding,
AZ Newport lS,h Sinus, taral for Norsaos, is
Glasgow b,k Weaknesses, C,ds-dar, Brl Fer
gu.on for SYork 18th Paaier srl cf Boston shA B
10
Ar at Liverpool 18th ps; ship Plymouth Roca, c,wsa. a
sailed rom s,u Bias or Providence INST sch Polly
At Porto cabeo Sta INST BARK Maria of Yor foe New Or
vers cra els, a panb arg Echo seweaaea Om sosta.,
18th. expected TO load Tor ERfop-
campesyby ON INST brig comnsqad spo" from so''Oa
SeptlS
ds, Elus, Broom.
At araabo Oct : b. Ardrews Robinson Lasasyra tos
SYork.
SD flo Ponce PR Oct brig N,risl Staples fot Turks fsani
Gp'ty stuIges I'm Bies.9o' tor 20 10, -, e.. D..
Henry Lce Heard fin PortAa hr st
Goldsmith, Or Fix, tn Charleston.
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Arrived,


Ship Unicorn Riugnan Newcastle Eng coal TO Atkins Co
Sh Hartford sausman Charleston ds cotton and Dun
ham Dinou
snip john Henry Alexander Liverpool mise and pas
sbp ysrsoo B lr,ss srpoo 20 is, coal, Terence.
Snip corea 81 Mcclure Bef,st IS U.s. ballast and 10 pa,ssn
gers toJ hcMura The IS boaad to chaesoapn IN to land
slO George paeL soan Liverpool Sept a. mia' and $50
Ran odeu we'd Nobsrg Gse 70 i, IRON and los passengers
order The has bad . deaths on The Pa,sag.
Pilgrim Sawyer hara Oct 10, cotton, TO Hurbu,
Bark rbs-tu. Merrill Nswpet q DE-. railroad ron to order
Bark Governor H1cy o Ba.t.5e Lonton 80 ds, Hd'e anj
l43 Pas--ugsrs. Crosby. Croker & Bassett.
Bfg Nautilus AIner Pence p Il Il Is TO Surgss Co
Brig Hgnuphar shspIcy Vera Cru 81 d' m'e. to Hisoa'
sns Hoa,o Green, nancaSo Oct H. hides fi,.c, &c, to
Brg M,uqae to Tbomaston Mel, Kea Ragged Island II ds
q J Hutchinson. Len M American yrss-s 10 port
Brig Clare Brl Allen, Ragged lsland IS d., salt 10 Bane
Brig asssnd lot Waa boro Graea Jersmie, st Domingo a
Big George Walker Charleston DE-, and George
BHsw Dussnn cor,ou Charleston ds cotton, to Nc
Sch ophr Lewis, 5, Jsso de Cuba d. sugar to Brne
Sch Reb,cca. Woslui Petersburg. nd,e, 10 Hunter
Sch bounty. Parker. Geo,seto~n -four, to ST 8edeh
Sch Henry Clay hye, NBel ford, oil
Sch Jo--p phi Baker -, Newport
sch slas Brausrd. Billiard, Portland Conn
Sch Cyrss Chamberlain Beafse Bpsou, mise 10 Herbs
sch New YORK smack Ricbpond js II W Psrson.
Sch Bounty, Parker Georgetown ds ud,s to r N Bele
Nognm Petersburg a. mtss to James Hlntet
Sch Lamane Thorndke 81 Law -nee ker a d. Limoef TO
Wason L Co
Sch Cslsr'y Champion Malaga i5 IA and the sns4 rat
stalker Co saied company with number OF sesse''
Sch FIorida HasA-l Bangor . do. lot Albany
sloop Index campus, NBsdiom
WIND-Durns the day, IRON NV TO sW
RErrRNEp-Ba,k Hazard sars,ow from Sev. YORK
up the City yesterday having bssn IN contact
With y,s.sl Ths Captain decnLei vas aay particulars
Parker Roey New York for Baltimore. 3Q;h ut 20
miles 81 f Sandy Hook INTO by the BIZ ship Coea IRON
Ballast or tbs port "hh carried away the osma'' aud DID other
damage
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Disasters, &c.

CalslorrI Gloucester from Galway srpereHsd
w.aber the passage On the 2h INST; shipped
which broka the house and lost % 5osh
of Boston Light nto By bacarri fore yard
sroke stalcheOas and bulEark-
Rsls EA,az Avery arrived at.
N-w Yort hsvps had long OF 81 days She &c
Gained The Bahama Backs Tor s-ysral and
she touched tas Bird Keys wher. the
bosrded Ater beng ground about hours
kedg-d having shtelsd @ throwing of II barfsb
pEch and casks Of water Tie vessel received ys
little damage After ssyns hs Torugs she encountered head
winds stormy weather sHtd hSr Arrival
Tnz c.a-o' has asn arrived of TIA bar at ls point
where day, whence she df7sr Cd
b .rong -ssisy wi5ds She @ Bosoa 'be 9Th Of
tsuber She will probably 70 me *bar today
row. Galr--tos Ssv- Oct Ia.
FsHSo MoL of Gioqceste put INTO Sydney CD date
with OF sails
Scn lot Gloue-7er Smith bad Bay
Of 1t British Cutter alleged soiaton OF the
treaty sbs bad $50 ebs anAsre on board the time and the
vessel herself IS valued II 81, $40
Coils. to Go1ceser had aso 5esr seized
released ssan upou paying 10 bb- Of mackerel ins
f0esa Sandefaon om Philadelphia Tor Boston
sprung gong returned The Besk
the 18th she coHdemu>d shs would PhiA
aephia for .ale, repairs.
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II For late aaa important Telegraph
dispatches see Eighlh Page.

THx Co.'s CRor-Lnst year our farmers. were
IN ecstacies over their ordinary good crop of corn
it was considered the best that had ever been
produced in Northern Indiana. This years crop
however. IS better than that OF last year ana
great many more acres were planted. 1t is 4 re-
markabe fact, that since 1895 there has not been
an entire failure of the corn crop in this County
fLapore Whig
TIE CAHAt-T9e are informed there are 400
boats this side Of Syracuse, bound East which are
detained by the breaks. The Collector thinks he
will be able to clear boats for the West this
ncruing. unca Gazette
]. r. BENEFIT Of Adrian. Michigan has re
signed his office OF Deputy I. S. Marshal. rather
than perform the duties OF that office under the
Fngitiyc Slave Law.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKrYs CRY TRAoT SoclErY.-The stats
tics Of the Missionary abors of this Society during
the past three months show the following facts ;
Tracts distributed 53,l64 8.32s among the ship
Ping, 4997 atthe criminal and humane institutions,
and the balance a1Dorg the families Of the city.
1913 Bibles and 292 Testamcnts have been given
away % children gathered into the Sabbath
ScHools. INTO the Pubic Schools D persons in
dnced TO attend church, 2i3 signatures to the
pledge obtained, . backsliders reclaimed and )
persons hopefully converted
IyquFsT.-The Coroner held an inquest yester.
day in Hos'pndav tire body offs child nsmed John
Verdict accordingly
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A aard-Thc Irving House.

q te Editors Of te ITi3uae
IRVING HousE, Novemberl ], 1850
GENTS: avail myself through the medium OF
Jour journal to inform my numerous friends and
ne public at large that the liberal manner in
which have been patronizcd by them has de-
iemined me not to increase the terms which
established when opened the Irving House, as
sith my present business it is nat necessary that
! should do so
The terms, viii therefore, continue to be two
collars per day for the usual accommodations.
Your obedient servnnt, y. D, HOWARD.
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Affairs i'm Washington.

A dispatch from Washington says Mr. Bayard,
ormerly L. S. Senator from Delaware, has not yet
been appointed Charge TO Belsiua, as stated IN
|'ome OF the papers though 1t IS probable ne
|Til be.
Nr. Clemson, our present Charge at that Court,
llss requested to be recalled, and only remains
IerOad until his successor shall be appointed.
Mr.. Robert Walsh, our Consul at Paris, has
Teen removed. Samuel q. Goodrich, Peter Par
9sy, presume will haze the appoatment.
Charges of serious nature have been preferred
lsainse A b. Corwine, Esq, 1. :. Consul at Pa,
iama aud he will, IN all probability, be removed
r. Thanksgiving in Florida, Thursday, Nov.
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Passengers Arrived

In .feamIsip Canada At pzs Lrtrpaas aud hrs
Spauin Miss srlT Mr. aad Mr. Cassiq Mr. ani MS
Ii laE1--. -
Harct,, Dr Samuel Barrett Mf Villains ait Gesstmsn' w
F=- u JeAa D.'rn, Lea.s LEelae Ar Eassse ssihn Mr.
Coru cries Mr. Hamilton Or Wm horand hessrs G'o'speia'
Cszal-t Price, Waams ssrgrG., Eas.a Wartiest Arts
Shud f'es Geo lhompson Me1ays the B.oo =, Toronto
Me5srs >sigsnr Prasaschi tieo H1 Jr Mrs Holt G1dM
John Draper. MsFs Hss. Chf, Carey. Srs Hiuer Mrs
TovEy Messrs m ToWny. Geo Tosuey, Pazo Patio Mad
lo. Nesst- Gsuore Jn >ph Smith, w Brown Roche
Mrs Roch- hs-s fos toet Pes, Chase aayer Wilian II
vic Euson m-ssr- u Rid Trent W Atinsoo, Ms
chef Rogers Anhf Ch1s From HslUalM sai NJ
Hoten Mrs Jchns sen johns Jr Hon Mr. cofns' Hr Don
Ttev Nr Starr. Dir Qusraro.
rarSctsApS GEORGE from L'aeryaotArs White Mss Nc
Kre Carroll Carol Mas Nj Carrol, Mss ! Caro- Miss
Carol and : servants, Master Taunton
In b0rk f0ve~r Htnti:y, from LaHdoH Hsny aai thard
Dawson; Mary Elizabeth Dawsoa, Saan Banch .nd P'da
D3vis VIM korth.
r1r,o N,rryaar from Vera C-John ch-sire, K-sa A.
Frederic Hebseba AID Matilda Chsse and Robert Singleton IN The
slesr5ss.
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PHILADELPHIA Oct 3i-frrfrtd-shp tp1tI Shenandoah,
Vest Liverpool chs senator ctk HYork Charles HnIse,
Dayton charles Henry BS Greeupor LII fnyoce, Glover
Expedite Racks,t DO; Alabama sears dol John Jones,
smith, NYok CheToaes Candy do Dacotah Smith doj Henry
Lee. Smith R'ooLlsn.
CisartdBar Garland, Martin, harseles, brig Fsd, Mad
doe, chs Liverpool Br Mcclellan Baroitoes Charles
Hulse Dsyun Warren Ri Senator. Clark hYor Charles Henry,
Ryan nBvdor1 FLORIDA Reed Bristol RI Dcker'on Corsoa
Anares, CANDY io WIN Baird sipbbs Fr RIVER Tn
hlcneus. FqlI RIVER; Cherokee. Candy SforS.
NEWPORT, Get itrpei-Sch Denmark Hacke, Phad; III
Rogers spe!nan rrvdence Albany vm Collins, Bo.,on
SYor, Ardte Rove Gloucester for DO Laura Eliza Colby
for do: scoops VILLAIN, Luce sppcan tor Eat HAdda
Gd- Chac Frseowu; Victoria Clark, Warehln 18th. cbs Nj
hcGf,n Fail RIVER for Bam Col DAVIS Kitchens,
Phadsph Proydeuc1 5E-pad Mount Ha~lns Rondon
Ea River; Splendid Culver DO for do slps Porcs Godfrey,
NYork Taunton sers Hatch SBedfort for East Green
~rh; onari Taylor Albany all RIVER VIM Penn, Wns0~,
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BY THU MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
I,....,, ~ rr,,a pr,;h,,nn


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct 81.
The residence of Dr. William s. Haines Resi
dent Physician OF the Alnshouse, situate near thus
CITY, was entered by burglars last night and rob
bed Of number OF articles Every member OF
the family was at the time up, tending on SICK
child yet the daring rascals escaped undetected.
Police officer Slayen, who was shot some time
since in Moyamensing, Is yet alive this afternoon,
but it is utterly impossible tor him to survive long
Our most eminent physicians consider his case
bopeless Capt McShea, the other officer who
was shot at the same time, still remains very low
On the outskirts OF Moyamensing this morning
at an early hour, several market wagons were at
tackled, robbed and their owners shametully
abused.
The Mechanics and IForkingmen ofour County
bold Mass Meeting this evening" tor the pnrpose
OF considering matters OF interest TO this class OF
our felow-citizens.
A call tor a great Union meeting. similar to tnas
held at Castle Garden in your city, is circulating
in Philadelphia.
Gov. Johnston OF our State has issued Procla-
nation, selecting Dec. Il Tor Thanksgiving LAY
in Pennsylvania. -. a,ro,, End
There is more Inquiry for FLoua, both FOR szgtt nd
CITY consumption sales OF 0 20 $50 Doe ~ sg Boz
lar brands for Shipment S and and ~ t ranges
good brands Tor cry NE a. yg FLorn demand
IlffO tbj, sod at I24 CoRS MEAL - for ship
s. bb WkaT , + s o as SAFES Of 700 70 700
@ 55IS Re @s Il q ai E
The aier re a R y cents c9 sosb h m
3 1ss. ss e s I'D sss' Ss9ss
an G R 81 81 CENTS or r u IN, lt n a. re-
e 4cas UT sg Tor 5@qi1gtn qua SAFE. Of S6
for Penny, a,I bbds sud Jbs a; az cents
at s 1 OF s r gscs5ss s s Il 4 90
8 rem ',C. SfiGfG safe - ". 5000 do, ~ %kps
f No.. so Re Re- "a h rs ' H. a gI +,
;ins'tR IL Nofrsto,sn RR. II; 81 Leig Ina. -
e@ona ieore Eorti West Copy q, yi99o 20 WI
mn etou 4 r to - go Nn1isown kR. ~ lsW he
Nv SIT. 10 Morris Canal y Il HagnstotFg sR. u,
= ~ Reading iiR as ~; s@oG ieae4h Nor al ".
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BY Telegraph

BOSTON, Oct 3lArr Flora, n Savannah. Hnekley, WI
mugon NC Daniel HlHty London, 9 chs LOUISIANA Jsfe
nle Oct s. Geors- Emily s4viun,; Oscar Coles. Horik
CID -hp Loo Choo 4on1u; james SMITH hrrssle' and
smyrna G-u aud Tf-iaopt P bus Lesmone,
Jara!ca; SCH EuseLe Hayti
BANGOR, Oct % Arr sch star. SY0rk,
PORTLAND Oct2oCh btSs Lion. CArleD4s' Gen Marion, Bal
SALEM Oct 3n-Arr Susan Richmond
NEW BEDFORD Oct30-Arrsch II Adams, Baltimore
Cd brig Mary Perkins. st MARX.
Providence Oct 3O-Au sch, Ate ApaachicoIa; Co II
Day Eli To~usst, and soraers Phlat Franklin, and he
tec Roujou.-
SIC soop Radiant, NY0rs
WEXFORD oct 49-sajs4 big Henry ,h Planter Turks
Islands.
fall RIVER Oct Carr sch Virginia ard soop Motto from
GOTH schs Borden, Baltimore; Mount and sp7n
DID Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 23-Arr bark saxony, lron Bo,ton.
SAVANNAH Oct Howard from Boston ard SaYan
nab and brig OAK, from NYorA.
CHARLEaToS, Oct 28Atr ship Fairfield and sch Js'a Ann
from NYork.
New Yon Tho weather line
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The Shipping List publishes the annexed state

The Shipping List publishes the annexed state
ment OF exports from this port for the week end,
ing Oct. %.
To Eitezcoi -2Ig7 Flour ID do Apples, 5.l69 do Tgr
penine l665 Besin y hhds BARK 81 do Tobacco, 5224
bush " heat 81 Logwood 80 gis Whale Oh, 81 cases
on Gaze, lose Slaves. $1,000 Segsrs.
To L4udor-lObbs Pearash 50 do Resin, 2,4l2 do Tur-
penine u cases Indigo y do Shoes, 1911 casks Port
Wne ! DO Boracic Acid bale Jalnp, 1857 bush Whea,
40 Beet e do Rice 10 ahds fooacco g2 ms ditto
Mid 282 G3i do Cheese ls l99 do Bone, 1852 do Tea
To Glagoc-2572 bbs Flour III do Resin "A lcs Rice,
lockwood SIP gls Sperm OIL 657i DO Whale on,
c72 do Lard Oh hhts Bark 80 do Tobacco 3f2 lbs DO
MID lll70 do Lard 1870 do Cheese, $3.50 Go TaIow 10000
siayes.
To Iiaue-3222O BIS previously oraitred Whalebone .
bbls Potash y Pcariash. 80 do Beet l9 Rice, SO
cases Shoes, a4 odis Pain Leaf 10 logs Cedar p 10
Hama
To SPIN Isl 0o6 Slaves
To Fntpgal-lC0 bbls Rice, L5.126 lbs Ta!low, 1900
Slaves,
Flour TO- Rosn 90 do Bark, Il hhds Bark s do Tooac-
co. 90 bag Gapiv pigs 800 bags Plnento 70 Ics Rice
IS 90 Oh Peppermint, 81 DO Ex Wood % co Shoes,
SO logs Ceder, ~ rustc, 1853 2l2 Il LOgwcod, 81,
as DO Whalehone, 9,000 Slaves.
5do Spirits Turpenune 10 ,cs Rice, nl4s Lignamyllr
% hhds Tobacco 25.i92 Whnlebfools. 5000 Slaves.
70 ySGefra-9 bbls Flour, j27oo slaves
10 zl--l,z15 bbls Flour. 1870 Resin . pigs Do
ueEItez cases, TscAs. DO Pine, 6,822 p BeeswaN
Es Pow der les Rice, I1 Ii Cheese II 60o it Lumber
7eSp8Aid Hest Indiss7j bbs Flour p do Beet - do
PORK lSzdo Bread "a DO Aewges, 100 90 Mackere .
bxs ii cd Candles iGdo Sperm Candies, 5149 gals Whale
On y b6gsPepper u les. Rice Z l1ds Tobacco $500 ii
mid de- 1855 do reid Sugar 7aZ do Fish, 2732 do Cheese
oc47 do Lard, 1856 do Butter, 700 do Hams
To British EPest fpdies 81 bbls Flour, III do Beef 80
do Pork $40 bush Corn, 7s hs Mould Candies, Isl ii But
lar s7z0 Cheese, i526 do Hams, 5.s9 do Lard 1895 do
sifd Tobacco.
To B,1;id North imeica-3747 bbls Flour 10 do Meal
81 do Rye Flour % do Beef 80 do Pork, 30 do Nayd
Storer is7 do Apples. ca hNs Rasns p tg4 gotsrcS
HAD % Md o. CESS do BHt;eT. ssEa
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sH FRI sytrer E'w, Nay s;l b.d Fp9, Er'-y TB-'f2rf
io sePth A bsi- extgs L. port Jas4tl
By rfr "4,'sa r-ate,g !eus aaay, hfss'ea g" tN%
d.i- sss7 81 - W. s.,l Asg.,ot NV
Bector' l .taGl 80
9. lst5 81 \, Mo5asA ia
for rs IT, oi ,,si-l
An At hometown Oct ~ bs, Se,5soA Sts sosta
AFric " u 80 hts O.! - we'd blluber =
'Tern vhsrs on deet shA ea 2sh ies B,acA Yosas
IL" IL hs sn-rH 30" rsaAs, Sofcr d. us HlfIst S~I
Bus. DO d hhls Up Oh.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. i.
Cleared,

Banks Henry HeHze Mtchel London w Newman; Oav1,
Hog John HB Barclay Livingston; Brown Bfown Ca
Crosby. Cocker e Co
Bs VICTOR 81 Kenny 5, John Nh Aaksu: Sisters By,
Pike John- NJ fn-g; Fnshoh B Bingsg, Johu NB,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
To Mariners.

Ldar Hor,I-The B.att Sgaa says The Lgh; Houses
erected bay present season. Gnt
Posut Glksy Habor Long Island. and In
dian Island tbs OF Goose ver VI" be ehtd
frst The st Of November They Of different
hight ha. STATE ony
placed The roots OF the houses designed TO 30 occupied s
sgs by hsir keepers
sEokEL4xU', gLgfr LeHTsovrI NJ, W.tsa-Hs Homer tbs
Superintendent directs 70 be notified for gsns noraton tia;
hZed whe light OF the hrsi class consisting Of "a lamps
-ohed at the saf place OF the former light 0: lamps
Ts ghi win u exhibited from unit. The nscessa
OF The column for thu or the anetn have
eha1s o. The orsLna! hight Of he light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

POWDER Mill EXPLOSION AND Loss or LIFE LIE
--Rocblond, "Wednesday evening Get 3o.--Ihe
powder-rnl and magazine adjoining, IN Camden
Me. about seven miles from here, blew up this al
ternoon about clock. probably killing three men
who were known to have been in the mill Just be-
fore the explosion Amount of loss not known The
mills were owned by Messrs. Jones & SWEET OF
Camden