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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Z. ~.
AsrIEs Holders Of pearls firmcr, and prices
with .ales OF $50 bbls, at 50 20 So 81 Pots
y re in steady request, and market more bcuyaut
; me SO tbls changed han DIS at SO l2lS
ethor with The high prices asked by holders Of wes
ern and state -four, prevented business to consd-
cradle extent. Tho receipts to day larger and
phoes Of the medium brands were easier by 0iac Fer
straight State aud ohio, the inquiry fair but
prices under the views OF ovnors The market
for Canadian was better supplied. and very heavy
at 81 10 The sales OF domestic to day only reached
5000 bbls, including sour at SIS rs So No super
6ne at SO SIX 81 1877; common TO straight ststs,
and mixed to straight Michigan ct 81 62i 81 6S24
and pure Genesee at So % 80 1875. For southern
hour there was better inquiry ia part TO go out OF
Abe market, at full prices. Some lGoO bbls have been
roid AZ 81 s7k IS for common 10 straight brands
50 1874 80 10 for fancy There was an easier feeling
in the market for rye -four with sales OF 200 bols az
importance doing Jersey nominal at So l2is
For Wheat there good demand for export ana
milling while prime State in speculative request
and held firmly. Included in the operations were
$500 bushels prime Genesee. white. at 81 IA $500
bushels liked Ohio at 81; 500 bushels red Southern
at fCc 5000 bushels mixed Canadian, to arrive, at
II co. and Geo 600 bushels, on the spet at private
bargain The aTket for Rye was less hrm while sales
were sde of 200 bushels ut CO.. 69is eliversd
B0,Ly in fair request and market some What
drmer About 1900 bushels ordinary. two rowed sold
at 7lc 700; and eco bushels do prime at s3l4 In
Oats there was very little done: quotations show no
marked change. being as folows:s2: s4c for State
and Canadian and SOC i2c for Jersey The market
was quiet Tor Germ with sales ct 1000 bushels mixed
Western al bfc Il bi1s and round yellow at Csc
BEIcEa-North river hardware selling at SIS so q S.
20, eash
Corr EEThe demand for the past two or three ds ',
mas ottn mere active than Tor some time previous and
hclders have been less inclined 10 realise The sales
10 day include eco bags Lssusyra at private bargain
ana small Iotsst Domingo at j. &c
CoT1oN.-The sales to-day were about SEQ bales at
lull prices. We continue our OBJECTIONS
lIYEEpoCf. IA csYfsN
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iPrn srr.xmp AsnnIo.-ApDrrossl..


AnsrfnEAs, Oct l-Arr claHdius, NYork;
8? sss ss SSSs
osesr 70, Soresns Trtsn Brilliant and Louisa Caroline.
BennAv Aug liArr oxnsrd. Cole Canton; cctL Milton.
Haros Boston tssyss 9th. Geo Washington, Hoidridse,
Bs.ci,y Br.n, DC. I-oa. Hans tRus brsl from NYcrk
bss,TSl, O.. a-cld Bell Resh, rspsIs..s, NoslO,s.
BRtNtN Sept G-ku Nirtnia, NTork fSth, FsrQuin.
SANTA Cruz. Gaia, Below soth Calcutta, wooisds, from
BRssrru.ysr. SEPT IS SID Hermann Bl.cksr.th, San
rrapolsco Marianne, waIkmoiatcr, Baltimore.
CsrnrARvor, 2-sld Rainbow, Emerson, iron Ban
coris Sept s7-sid Clara Ann Reed, (fron sst,nla,,
81. sB. iss.I s s,Sdss SEof ,pSt Hny.p.
Down, oct 2-oS, L0sise, sehan. from New FORK fer
P1I5s SET Is1y M%:. nth syert
lean, z,,h wsslngispi Grimm Grimm Bo.,ss fsr ae.
ss ss s ss Hs sscS ss am sY ,5S Boston
nAsrrne. ssrt 9I-Nios NYOrf.
for Soresns Rob, KELLY. St Dents Elizabeth. ADMIRAL ana
1880. So, iIr Ae,ssg, Eo1ls,l,; g..h. Mains,
naifas 6st gd carnAo, DoyarsuI cion.ait Ith. Glen
s.i;s \! Essss slsh.ss s:a r,,.sl..q! sl:ps,as.n.
"a rdSSais Bisir srl q, i,ay coH,isSIs Noy.sn.
ia Bsys .soS Caroline, oTsp VIII a,Psass
s e sps (, csrS. RSGEy os5I SS
russell % ssG Ssr,sbon ysr 20 d GenTy cis1
French onward Haley 10 ilth Jctsors Cobh 90 lies.
aud Iasonic xsT % iek Queen q ths wee bsllo, a.
I s. lS As STSs5 % ns T Es,5 n9
NTH sssFateh wySmirF Iuligs ssT PsilaaphIa lith;
s,h dsEaI.h, cry q 6l.sEov 90 asl,SYY' Sgr yse in
te sS%s A11sF ;S,.5 ss%: Ms if
awSins Tor NoIii 10 T. d. bin stoisd ao With issps,s
xly csysoR % JesspS Blds.I ssols;ia % s.S cy
CO.., n & JOSH Si Br.ds sp a. a. Hs..sn e &
Ticnts res farrcs LooSisnah paitn0r Chssea, Wise.
Erspsd Tor Fading Ssth ult nsrein;, Toerin, Cap.
surusus lord Rs tinores Philcha Hsrbsr, NYcri sst.
Dutiin Mobile; America. LAWRENCE, New Yorsi y, insG
s,ir ttop Borry AieEsn5risi 81 Maitns Bosth Calf
forna; Josiah sdoe. Nor ans Crcoent, Eiskcrs5n Sal
AIS ~ poStids RSrrs., Anasrrop csssitsdss Lakoy;
othsllo egsett ris R,s,2y I0ry ssao stsrt cara
sissjss Rivsrdsis ana John Tocs Cor New orisss ).
eeops, FOR So VANISH WIN fesn fer Fhaaelrh!a Tire
pTo; sa iIE S's fis sssSg sss sS fs FROM Whining
, ,s w:ist:, b., So,.,s. P,'oa'fii, n'1:y,
pslr! Soi Sir Peel. fsE NSs is,t Oct g i9 r.sis a.
sor r Worse H of d. ds I,pss pssn rof Soess; So
N5ths's Palmer for San frsasisso. Ida Abyssns. Ran
w;ssyti,s sept 2l-sld scoioo, nropp suaatra; zas.
s,smtoui, KiBsNsb, Smyrna. cd A,h. solvsy NYoth.
Ansii, for Ndflcsss. ard others ss kofsrs
PonTL.Np, SEPT GOa Horsehell, Weinhoa, fto-a HAM
N ur.'rrS prev 10 sert goa rsyon,ss porieh, New
INV Dnrrr, Oct -An,,, K,rnssmp, fer Bo,.ou ready;
RsSss Sew, % SID Carl nmus. lfrsn Bor,ssusI Nos-
L ans. tsnotber account So. Boston -.
seniinr. 0cl 3 Arr louvre, printva.cr, Nyort.
ssrIIsvsS Oct It-sid brig wsverly Andersen, Bva-
gT5g,t' 'A'' o'''' D''n'''' '''''' "'''''r'
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the Catess srcks bsrt A4rf, from Crossad. sourd :.
p.yp. y,au.a,s phiisderhis, Cew, 40 Nevada NYosk,
i,iss nsrths Ros.r- Turhs hisnss 1ed a Be.scr Dali
ana A Dunhsr. Ffiledeirtta -. 49, ~
g. u ~ slip q, With psst~d ror.. shsvss
B,s H. n. MS. s.. Sep. SSH spst. lat ~ A. ior e.
tiip Etis NOriesNs foe ttvert col
Briss Eiehmona Bsltincr,i Gallo, Stsmratk I. Con
Stewart schrs Barhngev sr6 Sarah gardrer.
tcj ssrsr, and Jobs Rsrdclys, hle.rJi lsess WEEK.
hidrc. Nrerk.
ut,fss, SAP ysrssri-. YafaSa -
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brss Tuscan. wiimsstsn. NC Akin PhiiadepAia; J
W Houston. v iinipsssp. D,L
Cieared-ship Tsgus. NYork.
Arrived -sehrs Gertruds NYsrk 1874 fI.stra.r xiah
mond; 10th, Effort, Norfolk.
PonrLA Nd. ~.
Arriy.d-sark Hamilton. Carseaas oet4. Left bark
schis Mercy, Frederctsburg; Jerome, Phls pslphia
10 nEw sEnyoRs, Oct. ".
Arrivsd-Bris Jeha BalCs. Georseto.n. DC.
- PRsvDsNSE. 0os. IL.
Arrived-sloop John q Parker, Albany.
snsled-sohr Susan, Albany.
HALIFAX. Oct l9
ArriSed-steamer Osprey. brig William. NJ orb.
-, VIEW OaLkAnS, Oct 10.
Arriyed-Sbp EaItena, NYork
Fellowship rrentsp. from NYork.
CNARLrsroS Got L.
Arrived-stsamer Osprey. ship Chscs brig wm DUNCAN.
WILMINGTON, NC, Oct IL.
Arrived Brig John Dawson, and schr Sarah Lsdwis New
Y,rk
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ON the lith instant. BY the Rov A. o. Parks, at st.
Psuls Chnrcb. Lscu. THontsov, 60 M,Br A. BULIarr,
both oil this city
Ny the Rev y Quinn, Mr. j. HrSpv Brnr,rr. 70
Mrs Etsit JOHNSON, widow Of the late Mt Andrew
Johufon
AZ Pbilsdelpbss on tho 18th inst. BY the Rev sa.
msei Clemens, Liept A BunD, 4. 4 A., TO Miss Goa.
MAJ only daughter Of Gen. Peter sken Smith
Of that city
on the stk ips. At ST. Lo;,is Missouri by the Rev.
NJ Hotchipgson DtriD Low, EEq, Of New ork. 90
Miss E'htNt v. y. Tu ~. Of the former city.
10 Nashinaton. 18th inat. W W Eussrtt, uHited
s,stss Marines 10 vlHgNis, daughter Of Capt deorge
Fletcher Of Alexandria Va
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ALriNr, oct Is. 1859,
The rceirts .nce our las, have been a. follows.
Flour, $500 srsheisi wheat 900 bushels; corn none
barley 2-0oe bushels. Flour is in moderate demand.
and the market Is shade in favor Of the buyer In
"bca'' The demand Is only for primo parcels. which
ar esres. and held above the views Of purcha scrs
lot0 bashels Of Genesec sold at II H. Corn 1. dull
but trm With ia all sales Of round yellow az CSC In
barley the transactions have been 10000 bushels. at
sc soc for too rowod snd sjc. tor four rowed -
ost' arr hTtsi 600 bushe, changed hands az l0c
Ohio wkikoy l. at 2Gc.
BitrISoEE, oct. Is. 1850
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ton, Mrs. JvLsA X, wife Of Jas selhsk. ssd eldest
daughter Of the late James and Jemima Montgomery,
aged n yesrs and months
The friends and scqusintances respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral from the resdenc. OF her
Uncle Gr Keller. corner OF Roratio and Greenwich
streets, on Sunday 10th inst, at O'Clock z VI.
In Poughkeepsie. on Friday morning Oct Is, of dy-
sentry TBeMAs PHiLLPs In the 27th OF bis age
His friends and the friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Sunday next at
~ o'clock p. NJ
Suddenly on the 14th OF October, Mrs HEvnr A.
WsE wife OF the Hon. IL A Wise, OF Aceonae county,
Virginia.
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cs1. Tss Bsson days r.sa Sssss ss sis
hoeolre Perry. vaisru Friendly ISIS Col Fremont csa
s.s.S;I.: Dlga0' e1yt; Boston ,ss day. sasr.rs...
rsr,ls.s =. s,I..d: no days brig. Emma srI
iOiI-shp Oxford. nse.n, Bcs.on. ITO days. brig Cen
Ilh-Bs'k Emma ssaora russell San Diego. San Psdrs
'rh.B.ii, Canton; Southland San Bl., L,en.... H.~-
ssSp ha no ss via RI. JaneS az days. S ss RAP
va. .s a. 6xsds sss s
ASsp1so bsrl Rss BsTp sranas s.a
% va a.ys m ss sns via ian s et cb
o S' 151n Eaas oN Ian S o
..s e.. . sbss: : s SS:t Johnson. cs..
sa P; Gss c E
a k ssns s., ars sis ass
s.s9. hfssn s.hI; Sarah Mcfarland.
.'ssIP Sl,,rs Perkins sshos5 SAINT. Cruz. brig.
Sssn Dill E.nqae. sH.nS and Aa''an ''Af Eliza.
R:.o siS fs;5' Nc sSis
s.dD' *. Lea sNGr'ssd, Rsoss: vslpar..: Emily
Bong srd urnbAsa ana BOsneo brig Mary wilder clsv..
s.hs6ip. &c Psllcss tsrl wi.asry. Hong KGrs y.,-
chi An. t1,ml IsasIt sfsdro and sDesC' sehr RUBY.
Hssi ksits .::
0sd fsior Chapman sI'ianos' Laura Virginia. EidrdGs
u.ns Ksss as ssss ss:a rs:a v
S;' 1hG%n s'ss
srS G Lsi,-
.a Sea- Witch Hong
sso s. 4s'n.5 .
reruy C.nsa; senrs Irana jenkins O,eson Laura suJ-
ss S's nsssG HOME ss
sin'S Vista
sAyassAr; Oct steamship Is,bol Rollins. Havs-
Passengers Arrived.
Sss D Sf 1 B. T. .s.
SSs nhsTn Gs ss oslss
SsSE klaafy' II; Mere
NH ss!;sb ns1ss
.2s Ga1sss es:tss bs.ss Srsv nSD eisps:i
s Joseph S'f fsss easts
s Hss .is$rs . e.; @
Mcneil. fss Ads.t sss ssssss p;
PP s:s: sS:i' Ss,yf %sa: :.
chsrsS, Tss Team J, so%sagsS: ssiss5s:
" u
k.s sA %.s s? smith ff b,..s HS' il.I %;
sLahs ssr ,sn !Shs &c, Nash Malta.
i:::sS Sss$s.' 5s:s'f M.,i,s%:
k:ds John sShn Rasif
sss Sah.S ef Eats SHs se, E
5EmersGn, Bgin.n. Baker. John wiism., Jo.e.i
esT5 singh .AR ssasn D' E%i 5s'
An'B r s Gsas sSSs%oR sss ssAi' n Il P
Bner Graham PiSshs RVS,os var pSrss
4 q T.snsr Holden, Psssi, cess:. Cha: wsss::
Draper s Myers fs y.a Sis Jsaha ssss
~; S:'fi: s; S.si e::s
St E:nsa iG' sstiSTs' l's ss$ss;: Smith
,iS f!ISS ~.
S;:is S.s: ssl,Is Ss:ss'as
o.rggnteT Go. SSsrs 4 Ens.' alex 5SGa:s Ss.s-
ssrssa
\ oTsP. 81 %sosnss fsAsi "a lee. mes. J.s:
s, s;Si i '
';f 'I;:Ss s;i;S Ss' .
Draper Esrth.sne Jacobs slus Lord. Iasn whi,,.
9astssli WIN kiIIy, John aSlsrss; wallace, willis.
srsSns NJ wiacs waiter sS W cfsa "a''''
cSsiIss, , eIs'.; 4 sj.n;a; { cisIs-Tst.i, 81.
sss hsIt ss SS s.ss
%Hs.ro.-BsS. .r ch: s sllls. ?, sysrt
LADY Sss., clsrc.is kitty and I..sell qrsssea. Ms
stas sIsi sS S..
sPiOs GssITser and 's1S.ss asn,'a
Vas cRvi-Bark Euasaia-r o Brieland. Maria ROsiss
ivns. I.IAsD Bark or,ona-Xs n.,oons.
c"nscso~srs At1smcsps Ks@o,sn wn oi Ks1p.os,
mate AID Andrew Fletcher seaman Of brig Quincy.
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nv Z. xoRrAnoRE WOULD sAY TO THOSE VINO
akOO RkwARp.-cRosssANn sPErrrIn r1.-

Vh0n hWARD.-CRosskANs SPECIFIC ME-
WOVV nrs or the cure Of suuorrhGa. o. All rrmoxies
yet Uncovered for the compliant this ccrein III
mskess speedy and rensneat eyre uthsut the --as re-
ssrction IN d,et, drink exposure anfe
eus.ness ne psrtet2r ehsn single instsnce Of
eent gcustrhes 20 be 1T which tho sure VIA noe
cure, under forfeiture II 500 krav cured In 20 tsvs
Sold ct he drrg store 3 Bfoedp ~ oernor c Chambsss
Fulton street. ssrncr 81 william.
QKT NOT ONLY MONEY, ByT LIFE sAyRp.-D~
w. Hunter will forfeit ,sy sum, IL fsiias 70 osvs
ny ssss r{ ocrs vudsf he oere matter iow1oa
ssdins q see'iss Patient, .re invited MS Dpsa.
ery Ne sbNtae. street. New lcsk eity thousanAA
cured ycsty W hs practical nee sst n M fise
tsnse snd others vhs have bson uni orr se is the
sh eresf reuety Hun'srs Rsd DrspthAt tresblss -
luaek doftofsso much iika
Price Vne Delisr Reas ard Reesco sfje sex w,,il =
ven 70 rceec. befere trusting their health bsppsss $50
IN nanr cases their h,es HAAS 81 physieaos iepe
rnt 2, dsles Az mseeursl diesases t csstsqr in-
q sde for one rsn 70 usdrstsud 81. the ills the hornAa
lsmy ~hject Dr Hvpter u knsp an - ~ thc NOD
sgoessfui rrasener in the United States rssrs prss-
hee s.clusyeiy devoted 70 the stray srd
uese s-eses rs,,~ A- neser' sssrsntss srssy sssss
A hcdtsitsst sbt ssvictf 0s asskna
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Port OF New York, October 10, 1850.
Cleared.

svS snTs Is sss SArsi -. 50
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TIE sscRrBER. nno ron A NUassk OF YEass

TIE Z sSCRiBER. VINO TOR a NUssEk OF YEARS
has cegytct he attention Tafiioulsr elias. Of
eafc includnz scrcfula Dcag a tAc Doaes aud ioia
hercual other ChrSnio a1eetions be c3asutsh
from a. " y h. ~ az his ece, No ~ Drauc sooes6
house vest 81 Chatham Hs refers the regular
faculty generally, succefn prscisser Tn.re bcing
sevorsl quak eHahlshmcnts in his ncshtorh-od, - be
hfcyt Tatcats 20 10 their grard. several
cow have ior deceived ty these Importers who incaaa4
"a apy 20 tho iub--- he would farther state a fS
is Tesular Iky oian aud the sBiy sember
the Medical Society 81 that street. Or BsiNE
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MEDICAL.

vNoNDERrUb CURE-FoR CONSUMPTION. BIZ THs
w importation OF br. Gordeys Jelly. Cola medals h..s
been presented the eeebra doc French
~ In rsocynit.n Of The service he hss rendered the
OF humanity. De confident, ycu VIA
perfect health q To he had with pr~serip-
tcn, AZ Mr.. kiNiraB's Store. COZ broadway.
WAITS NERVOUS AErIDoTE HAS COMPLETE DO
mini over the notycs-It iss pity people who
nn esd With epilepsy and nervou, assas don't take che
trouble 20 inquire into the miraculous Of this fer-
vne for disease arising from the exist alter
taking Cell upon the dacoverer 40 Oenvfoh e. aaf
the three hu nerea certificates Of .hst has DONE
POI. le2 Nassau street. 81 tstfle 50 dOzen s5 gross
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IVERY MorHERs BOOK. OR hOsAL PHysioLoof n,

EFEHf HUiHEKB bUUk. OR MURAL PHFSIOLUGf q
II We're is book carefully rsei By evury married pea
son and ts sdyee followed the fears Of aud hs
prospects large family % children would 10 obVss
Yer sale a. Ne - Ann street Also the Fensc Portuguese
Pils. Price - Beck 81 Philsdslphs. s. South Thra
strC1t.
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ma DIT LAnhY, AurBoa OF rae PnIvATE sEDI-

~ Del Dude continues 20 70 Consulted a. ii On
all forms Of d. we'll thocs tporabts
srgutnces erins fron improper habits ~ neorfecrsss
ytuth, incsreastnr the man for business rcccty
aatimdny The and various
sxi'tnT tas subject rcrdsr 10 matter 81 jnss~
thc arainst crr.an ciass
ssyianes unhornisa % heir rrolscs are sseooas
both heinz IN realty. aiiss hollow ia TIE
toeusafd aeyertsea nos.-v corcia
dotss, ke rbcrg htte the suferisfs. hot
in ind and soay % which the unfortunate victims
iec,sd Dc ne Isaey he's for the last twelve years.
in tto ce roth Of Europc ap3 Aorcn thaa
any other rlysc1n IN ths city. The
plants yield % bis mode Of trtatmn NJ leh " the
nor.ural ytts and removed With scarcely
medicine. Every e treated by hin uuder tie
mnion Of cieuto and rericnec careful "a rough anA
intelligent mannor. Treatment. also, BY st;cr IN E,rksh
French, German. Onae oil Lpousrd street.
south Of esnal. ana sone steps from broasvsy.
DR. rORRIaoa CONTINUES To CURE CERTAIN
~ diseases In their forms without
pals r,ssnt aceisus in few dyS Iho,e dssiitie, ast
BILE he s enabled from p-actes OF thrty yearp
No fec tall crree. see bic Lcndon diploma IN his oce, Dl.
FELTON, street.
nR. WARREN ~ CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Dies from l9 practice of which In
hssitsL DR.. W. IL snsbed TO suGraates steedy currs
street. all onins Chatham square with the FIRST In
and meSiene ,his sountry hss ever rrednoed
np Z. xoRrAnoRE WOULD sAY TO THOSE VINO
~ have contracted diseases, "Curs yoesa THAI ia
thy health. devoted many yesr "a ~
rroctor snd have treated successfully toussnds ra
tent, Theee vhe wish 20 consult on stops coapaisss
nsyde % tirco Of ehsrgsl from 20 r. NJ sunday
cxeeped 1ygn value Jeur heolh, Yen win svod thoss
vho vriusbipgy tell You hat they criy "a, cnrs
yov ana that their Sind Of medicine al that h as.ss
ssry for dssse IN s t4 ierm fsIons whose hoath hss
been ruined By thsse ssots, call upos daily @ Wiz
liam -
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THE DAILY TIMES.
THE GREATEST MAN.

THE GREATEST MAN.
What man, of all the nations host,
Now fills the public eye the most,
By ever being at his post! en-, ~,
Who is the man beyond all doubt,
Who always knows what he's about!
Whose mother always knows he's out!
I'hat Barnum!
Who Ilses his pockets fast with gold,
BY many speculation bold,
Aud levies on the young and old!
Paul Barnum
Who carried round old old 81 dice Heath"
Till she had ne ilher lie nor breath,
And never gave her up till death!
o, Barnum!
Who told us she was Georges" nurse,
Full three half centuries old or worse,
And stopt with rum her muttered cursor
Didn't Barnum,
Who made man of Tommy Thumb,
Who, though little man, was some,
And quickly brought handsome Fplum'
For Barnum.
And who but Barnum would have thought
A "acolly horse" by Fremont caught,
Could such host OF money We brought!
But Barnum!
But not horse alone was oooted:
For that same stuff was often pulled
Ore many eyes, and all got fooled
By Barnum!
A merma id rare--a curious bird,
A five legged calf that never stirred,
Bring gold, as we have often heard,
To Barnum!
But Barnum though he's always bold,
Is also shre,cd, as we are told,
He's often bought but never sold
Not Barnum.
But all his speculations past
Compare as nothing to the last;
This made the people stand aghast
At Barnum!
An angels voice was heard alar
Eclipsing every former "Star;;"
And in twinkling Barnum's thar"
Was Barnum!
Yes, Barnum's offered her a "pile,"
Some thought him crazy all tho while,
But now he "does it up in style"
Does Barnumi
4Lbanv Atlas
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FROM TEXAS.


By the arrival last evening OF the steamship Palmet-
to, Capt. Smith, have received papers from Calves
ton to the 18th inst.
The Indians are again committing depredatons.-
We learn from the Western Texan that five wagons
belonging to the train Of Lewis & Coons when near
Devils River, being about four miles ahead Of others
of the train were attacked by Indians supposed to be
Camanches, Keeches, Semnoles, and Lpans. Nicho-
las Andreas a German, Charles Pavousky Pole, aud
William Brown and Peter Logan, Americans, were
killed, and three others wounded. The Indians
were mostly armed with rifles. They plundered the
wagons and drove off some thirty oxen.
The Galveston papers say that every vessel arriving
from New Orleans or New York is crowded with pas
sengers. They nearly all people in good crcum-
stances, and bring great numbers OF slaves
Capt French, the distinguished tnancier it is report
ed, had fight with portion OF the men lately belong
ing to his California company, 10 New Mexico at Car
litas about 200 miles from Ell Paso. 1t is stated some
OF the men composing his party determined on epara
ting from him, and took possession otsome OF the mules
claimed by French when French and some obis friends
fired upon them. A fight ensued, in which French's
right completely shattered, and one OF his adj
herents u Mr. Harris who formerly carried expresses
from San Antonio to Ell Paso, was killed. Mr.. Shep-
herdson formerly school teacher in San Antonio, was
killed. on the side opposed to French. Several were
wounded on both sides. French reganed possession OF
the mals-N 0. PIC. Dec. 10.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

Judge Andrews, of the Supreme Court of Ohio, a
few days ago, set aside verdict the sole ground
that one of the parties had held a conversation
with one ofthe jurors touching the matter then in 49,
sue In giving his opinon,t the Judge took OCCASION
to say that he was not dissatisfied with the verdict
nor did it appear that the jury had been in the least
influenced by the conversation; but he put it on
the distinct and sole ground, that public policy and
proper administration of justice required that lnr-
ors should naver in any manner be approached by
parties to suits"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

ssThe New York Sun notices new invention for
the manufacture ofpriuting types, which has been
but partially tested thus far. "The operation of
improvement is as foilows:-A set ofsteel puncerS,
are made, corresponding with the alphabetlc letters
figures and points now in use, which when struck
on copper, leave raised impression, instead Of
intago, or sunken-being exactly the reverse of
the present mode"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

Stephen Hampstead, ESQ, elected Governor 81
the State of Iowa, in August last was duly inau-
gurated at Iowa city on the lstinst. This thriving
State, Astounding in mineral and agricultural re.
sources is fast filling up and attaining her political
weight in the Union. The Legislature now in
session will probably appropriate funds for building
and furnishing a suitable mansion house for the
executive of the State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

We rejoice to see that some OF the ablest and
most judicious presses in Vermont, condemn tho
law lately passed in that state, relative to Fugitive
Slaves, and express the opinion that it is 'both IN
wise and repugnant to the sentiments Of the peo-
pie" As for the law itself, being contrary to the
supreme law of the land, it is wholly null.
The Indiana Constitutional Convention has
adopted a resolution making ENLIGHTENMENT pub
lie funds jslonu Also, one requiring a section
making it duty of the Legislature to provide,
permantly, asylums for the deafand dumb. blind,
and insane.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
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