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SCnlc,i proOOsayS

wv lLbhe received al Iockport, Illinois, un.
wv u. II, stth 4 Angus, nsx,, for tie lease
w Of the WATER POWER at Lockport,
Joliet, AMI haukakee, and the surplus water at the
Calumet feeder dam
The proposals. mus, be addressed TO the trustees
oithe Illinois y Michigan Canal or their Secretary,
ana must specify the price per annum Tor certain
number Of cubic feet OF walerper minute or guam
,y sufficient TO manufacture 100 bushels Of tshedt
into rom IN ~ k0trs together with the use OF the
lots Net apnrt for the usc Of ihlspower
The trustees will reserve The right 20 reject any
proposals which hcy may moi deem Z ior The inter
Is, Of the state TO accept
kllthc information lcsiri IN relation to the pow
w w h. leased form OF lease, Nc will hc gwen q,
thus office WV GOODlNG.
Serry oil. a. VI. Canal
C4NAL OrricF, Lockport, July 20, 1880
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MOre New Goods!

WALKER " HlCkLlNG wish to inform
w their customers n the public generally that they
have Just received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock OF Staple and Fancy goods sulici for
thus mnrRct, comprising SILK, Gotten, Lucu, Mols-
tedand Wo,en Fabrics. It is usc IS to ennmemtc
articles, we will only say that most AT ccs IN thu, line
called for AT Country Store may b found IN our
stock, aud WILDE sold NJ the forrest prices. Our mot
tots mot to be undcrsodby any one"
Also:--We have lately received G@ cases OF
Boots, Shoes aud BrogOns, all sorts and siGcs, sua-
hlc for wear OF men, women, and children; these
will BE- sold at very low prices
AiSO--Crockery and Glassware; n good assort
mcnt olhcdry and SicIllABUWARE; truce, log,
and halter chains, scylhcs and snenths, wrought and
cut nails ard spikes, all sl,.s Also,
GROCERIES
Ofall kinds, ne cheap Ne usual, and our stock of
Drugs, Medicines and DgeSigfS is complete, and
viii be sold NJ Chicago or 81. Louis prices whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity of Hides md Wheat.
Onts Lard, Bacon, and most other produce taken in
exchange nj iho high hest rates
Dcclilsi9. WALKER & HlCHLING,
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- % - ~ -
oNl DoLtAn MD rn,a,
~ "u'a"ov' Eh l''p1S
"o sh' ecu "' INC IL Boston, Aug Z
Tn. ,,I. ,,o, united NJ, thu. ,a,b hoil, 80,
rn."'.I Al. VI. w
81 "a Eiiiou 10 sucFeeu WI winthrop. lhe other
- Washington, Aug o.
liousr-Ihe morning hour having expire the
ho9sr Went INTO >ominl'lec OF the whole.
M. lhurs'on' delegate from ureg9G siua,1 thai,
ths mouse take up the Oregon land suns VqeIuaTk
cd ,lat he had received Intelligent" ulot Gov Lane
PAL lei h'spoN and that Gov Game, had mol been
hrafd ifor. The territory IVES IN perfectly dis
uaWt condition, aud he hoped that something
would be done Tor II.
Ills motion prevailed and the Oregon bill WINS ia
ken up. Various amendments were made 10 The
The amendments were ccncurrcl in and the bill
was passed ltrrected the office ct Surveyor Gen
rMol rnnlle Lands m oregon ana provided Tor sIr-
i1ggiS ana i''Hes oona'ohS 10 se"'e'S Oh puohc
in. honsc ,c,i, wen, into com,r,,,c. Of IN.
whole and took M the civil and military IN. The
clerk consumed 40 minutes in reading it,
Mr. Brown, OF Misc, remarked that when the
a. beng The most extraordinary one whicheye en-
mated from an American rItH'tcnt' llaying since
r Tan ea'g era ms opi"n nna uharisonS no
ed H. occrn,eJ ,I. 'rn,ai,dsr of ,bo go, ~
conlcmning The presidents message alyocatinT
Mr. Stephens OF Ga. obtained the floor for to.
morrow. COMMITTEE rose and the house adjourned
aNh h tIoh up 'He 1"l Tor the settlement OF the
A. J iioIis'y y, ..,.,,,,.l ~, ,,,l.,l.
mark, anon Ihr b'li Ven if,bs ,'i nT ,r US
To the land pronosrd To he nurrhas.d ,y,s adn,I,cj
TO be gool-he commended that the purchase. wn,
MT worth the ten million proposed to be paid tor it,
lie was opposed To paying q sum OF money TO
prevent cW'I wnr'
,bni r., su'Ign gu a.I lhent, ptovllng
and upanpropra,cI lanIs Wv UT "'' vacant
The amendment w1- rejected
Mr. Winthrop moved to amend the bill by subs,i
tuine the boundary oiirrcdby MIR Hunter.
Tending decentralization the senate adjourned
w.
RI, III, "'w ioH, aug o.
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Corporation Tax sale.


/ lST OF rea. estate md town lots in the town of
IL Ottawn, county OF La Sale, H., on which tax.
es are due and remain unpaid for the year 1859.
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X, PRETEOw, NJ. D., PAgsicidn,
j. b. CASEY, ChaiymaH Com. on Finance.
The terms upon winch this company insure Lie,
are peculiarly favorable TO the Insured much more
So II is believed, thaE the terms Of any other l,E,
Insurance Company, to wit.
The great security afforded in n Guaranty Fund
OF $780, 900, $50 600 ofwhch has been paid IN cash
and $4,000 SECURED in the saies manner, by Bond
or Mortgage Of Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the rates
OF other Companies, and more equally graduated
Insurance tor the benefit Of married trOueA secure
IRON the creditors OF their husbands;
The insured not Habie to assessments for losses:
No eriTeme haSdrds taken bp this coDipanv:
mammal diuideDd IN all policy h0idcrs, paya.
Die IN cash; also, a l!ti0Hs made 10 life policies
eUery fee years;
Notes taken m part for payments;
Policies Issued upon application without DELAY
causing no loss OF Insurance OF the parties
Lives OF either sex insured between the area Of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive for one year, or tor life.
/ he pamphlets and tracts published by the COM
rany will be t1und to contain muca valna5. inform.
alton respecting the nature, principles, application
and benefits OF lie insurance Also, an examination
OF the plans OF the other mutual companies Of the
country and full explanation Of the plan proposed
by tins company together with var Gus tables onl4
showing the rates Of premium for the term Of life OF
several companies compared with the rates Of th,
Company, Tor all ages and terms at which insurance
Is made. Pamphlets and tracts furnished !ratis, and
applications received and forwarded by
aug Oily. G.. BURR, Assat, Olfa,ra. H.
u. ID. THOMPSON, VI, D., Medirai Examiner.
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KOHN & MANDLEBAUM'S
"ODH JNn~~
II Can and l Can't

~ Can and / Can't
Uih Illustrations.
Can you at Kohn & Mamdebaum's buy
Clothing which in styles will outyie
All Others which youmny Try!
can
Can you at any other place
Obtain snt with equal grace.
And cloth with equal strength and iace,
/ cunt
Can youinsure, by dealing there,
The cheupes~ clothing far or near
And where we can save the dimes in YEAR
lem.
Can you, al their Emporium find
lieycr 40 much you be- inclined,
AhaThc.e not suited 10 your mind
can't
Can you with candor recommend
Their Emporium 10 relative friend
Is one to which they should attend
lean
Webeg leaye to inform the citizens OF Ottawa and
vicinity; that We have received an unusually large
stock OF recent purchases. which are now open for
S"ur inspection We ore fully determined ON
strictly adherIng to the principles oil an honorable
competition, and m dong so, We earnestly and most
sincerely solicit your patronage. promising to give
general satisfaction to all who wilt do US the honor 10
look at our stock aud hear the low price. OF our
assortment of
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VIZ V&NN SF'.'--,-
C~aG = = "

OScs, I'd Story, North End - '-,'''--''>''-''''
Block, East Side Of the COa. n c, Aug-7
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~. &. FARREELS
Arabian TiY1i9TZcDt.

I. shA q kJL 81 "A sEtAk&d ASAL ~ O.,
The greatest remedy ever discovered tor almost all
complaints requiring an cXterna. arp.cai.0n, either
in man or beast. In the short length oi time il has
been introduced TO the people Of the United States,
II has gained reputation uncquaird by my other
medicine in the known world Why is ~ The
answer Is plain: because no other medicine Of the
kind has ever been put before the public so 9s,eyr-
ing oi ne rich laures il has acquired and il will
continue to gain friends so long as II performs the
most extraordinary cures Of various descriptions
after the doctors and all other remedies had tailed
We do not only sag that the genuine II G. Farre,ps
Arabian Liniment can and d5es perform cures
which no oLeJ medicine can du, but you have here
certificates Of what it has done.
Thndeus Smith, Of Muil Creek, Te2ewell co.
II, snys "Ih1d lost the use oi my arm for more
,han year, by pal2y or paralysis the flesh had en-
nrciy wllhsrcd away, having nothing bat skin mus
Gle AMI bone, tried all the best doctors, and all.
The remedies could hear Of hot they did no good
then commenced the use OF H. 6 FarrelPs Ara
blan Linincnt, and few bottles entirely cured me,
ami my arm Is strong and tle-hy as the other. i
Is also iirsl rate tor burns, sPrains and bruises
The celcjrn,el DOCTOR JAYNE, whose rcr1-
tatlon a. henriactOr 10 mankind extends over the
whole world, reports that lady Of one OF the first
families IN Philadelphia had been confined 90 her
bed fourteen usGrs nth Rheumatism. md WIS cur
ed by IL G.. Farrclls Arabian linimcut. He n,so
says: Your l.nimen, Is going rapidly; send ne a
supply Immediately by leechc's fast line"
My daughter when Gmonli,s old was taken with
n swelling m the 'ou-s, which grew larger and lar
ger, Ill when years old she had great difficulty in
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Mr. II G. FARRELL: Your Arabian Imminent
IS the greatest medicine for horse Acsh in the world
had mare about IL f1al when she became 50 help
,css that she could not rise from the ground she
was IN this way several days, when with seven 9th
crs succeeded in raising heiu up, which was the only
way itcouj be done when commenced he use 0
your excellent limmcut rubbed it wet over he lons
and astonishing as it may appear. before fused M
bottle Ut the dollar size, she was abe 10 get up mud
walk herself | would not have given ten dollar
Tor her before, and many advised me to shoot her 20
put her ont of misery she Is now one Of my Lcs
mares. suppose il was a stain ~ he IONS
Peoria, III, Ju!y2, 1919. g. HUNT,
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CORN!-'The hghcspr in Cas9 willoc paid
- iorCorn,by mayl7 Walker Il HIcHipg,
0nO KEGS White Lead s and pure nlso Lin
noo seed OI, Putty, Lcthmgc, Chrome and Paris
Green, Red Lead, fru,sinu Bac, Ncuulion, Span.
lin Brown, English Venetian Red. French aud COM
mon ochro, Lamp Black, Spirits 1urpcnnuc, Copal
and Japan Narnish, &c. &c for sale lowby
Dee II WALEfU g. lliJHltVg.
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The London correspondent Of the New York
Herald states that the commercial tonnage OF the
United States is eighty thousand more than that OF
England, the former being 3,lj0,O00 tons and the
latter 100000 tons. Ii this be true, we are Of
course the first commercial nation in the world
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Leather Leather!
IT ARNESS and Bride Leather Of superior
IL quality, ors1lc lowby W. lIAsktiL.
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TbrcSlsing Machines.
More New Goods ?!


AT THE CHICAGO CASH STORE
Opposite CnSimaH's
NlANTllLASan and wide black silks, whccropc
wi shaws, linen edgngs, Lisc and cotton ditto.
Cambria aud Swiss edglngs and insertions Ladies
worked collars and cuffs. belt ribbons hosiery and
gloves Of all kinds; Bonnet Ribbons n beautiful ar
ticc, just received. Barred muslins at shilling and
upward. Calicoes 5 cts aud up. Shcetugsa and shir-
tinrs Mt & cts and up. Lawn ~ cts yard Linen
GnGhams II cts, AMI every article in the store will
he sold ~ low rs tbs same quality can be bought
west OF New York. Call a, the
Chicago Cash store. Ottawa.
LEATHER LEATHER!
?5n SIDES Harness Leather
lmo do Bride do.
loo do Collat do
Con do lpper do
~ doz. ZIP and Calf skins
10 " Sheep skin Llninrs
Also Morocco and biudng skms, shoe pegs, md
oihcrhudngs for sale to the trade nj very low prlres
Ottawa, lunc u, 1850 WALLER & lltchliSG.
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Cincinnati. Aug. S.

Cincinnati, Aug s.
Flour quiet Prices fully maintained. Sales
at 10 to 3 SO. Whiskey ?2! Sales new Bar.
ley 55c. Molasses 81 on advance. Sugar and
Coffee very firm. Linsced oil Is, price dropping
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Down with the Dust.

ME- rc now making Preparations To- start 10 New
Wv York, md expect NIL persons indebted to ~ OF
the late iirtn ot Ryan a. Sanger, will make innuc
dInle arrangements to pay up. No excuse wlll mn.
Swcr July 20 h. 7. SANGER n Co.
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T,Yn rrnn.asrcY Nlnrcs

4 LARGE assortment, Of Ladies' AMI Gc'lrmen
" mNel.InE hng. lnr nile hy ds9 I.o.kWuuh.
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Look cut for Counterfe;,s ,


IS they 0rc in circulation The true and ONLY gem
time II 6 FarrelPs Arabian Eminent AWAY read,
wi,h the II G his Initials before Farrell thus. I'll
e. Farre.is Arabian Lrnmcnt = and his signature
Is SO on the label Of the bottle, aud these words
are blown in the glass bottle, ~ c. FarelPs Ara
ban LiDimeut, Peoria" Do not tonch any other
ana look we! before you purchase, or you will get
imposed upon.
Manufactured only by II G Farrell sole invent.
OF and proprietor, and wholesale druggist. No II
Main IT, Pcpln, Ill; to whom al communications
must hrHdlr,sscd; ard for SHE by
WHITE Il EIcNrEE, q l. THJNpsoN, and WALKER
x l!'CELyG, OHatcr
) G SHTU. Peru; BAnDwIy&CUFPMAY, LqS7le
II Bgcwy and A w B0wES, Joliet.
IEggiy- NFERUL Loclporf
/ X II ALEXANDER Nagr0ia.
Dawn NUGE'T, Somonauk
I, EoGrL and & RlcHARDsoE, Bristol
D MILLER, OSwsgO and regularly authorized
agents ell over the United States
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forwarding s. Commission.

-a u.s.. 4slsssAaa 1890. ESssgsx,,AA
lIatieson & Preston,
G3NNISSlGS 4 FHgU'RDliG MERCHANTS.
Sc. LOJIs, MO.
JON A. NArIEsoy. JOHN h. PRESTON
REFERENCES:
G Messrs :, romeItoy & DurAec, 81. Lo"is.
Mt-srs Sfruh and Townsend. Nc,r ORLEANS
7 A. Walker, Esq, Bofop Rouge
Benz Wncle Esq Natch,-
Me:srs,, Williams q Lawrence, Qrisey.
Messrs. Wdd.werh, Dyer. & Chaplin. Chicago
Ogden & Jones.
William Gooding, Lockpof.
MeSsrs. Alatteson q Braduer Jo'iet.
W - =, W@lheL& licking. oha~a
Lane Hardy, Esq, Li Smile.
j l.. Hough "
James Dunlap, ESQ. Jneisor,,He
Mga5Ts Cortenius aud Gr~cld, Pe~'G
-" -, PheIps, and BourIond,
Hon, Thomas FWd,
Nlrssls iradner Il Co, Nem Yosa.
David leayitt ESQ
McssIs SaydGm, SageSs Co. "
." Corning, Homer & Co, AiLaay
Al Williams Esq, Utica,
Nlea''s Kimberly !, Psase Nco.. Buffalo.
" Reed Parks & Co. Gcarer,
Bubb and Bishop Cieveiand.
burrows \ Co, CinciRnati
Williams and Dllwortl, PHisbWg
" Knapp and 1otten, "
g f.. and f. Fabe1, d"
Hoffman and Coates, Peru.
| y Glaruon, Esq,
y. y Brewster, Esq,
4 4. RigrIy, Esq, Springfield,
i 6. Webster, Esq,
lHm. Fem, Esq, Lscon,
Nessrs Dudley ali Wardlow, Hennepig,
Chas G. Wilcox, Esq, Pekia,
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON C0NSlGNMtNTs.
referring 10 our card above, we take this occasion
to solicit con.guncnls of merchandise. either for
sale here, or forwarding to other points
We shall conillc ourselves to a commission ard
forwarding business, and feel confident in assuring
you that our experience in business and aceuaint-
ance generally III the country, wifi enable us 10 give
any business with which We may be favored, the
most satisfactory attention.
nypersou wishing to have groceries ofany kind
of any other nrtlcc purchased IN 81 Louis or New
Or.eans aud shipped TO them, can have it done by
sending their oIdcrs to us, for u per cent Oh the
money invested Persons doing reiail businessany
wecrc west Of Detroit or in any other direction cali
depend upon having their orders filed nj as low rates
h-y send to u and perhaps lower, than they could
by coming themselves Every attention shall be ei-
ven to having goods put in good order and shipped
AZ low rates, however small the amount ybc tina,
Is sent to US ODE invested ltsha be done prompt
Y and toordrr. MATTEsoN & PREsToy
OUGHT EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK
- for sale by NJ H. SWIFT
Ottawa mny 49, lSjo-3in
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ottawa hand made Beers
NNIsprE r:AGs

TOR sale hao, Ci.eGga made DDorS,
Chicago lHWdDp Sash OOOH-h,s. Wy
Ottawa, Gpl2D Jluy li1@ArN.
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ONE DOLLAR AND FuTY I
IN advance. All papers not
be charged at the ra' Ros,o, Aug
The wh0 s,on united on the 18th ballot on
S. A. Elliott to succeed Mr.. Winthrop The other
candidates were J. Bigelow and Albert Fearing.
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tTTASHBURN'S best Gust steel and stee! edged
w ShoveiS and Spades. the best article nmar-
ketGrun scoops Of all kinds; also large stock OF
shcfhnrlwHre Just received at CUSHMANs
apr27 1919
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4''W UINI mug o
Flour unsettled. Common to straight state
brands "a 80 to 20; Fancy Ohio % Hold
ers Of wheat are less firm, with little doing. Corn
firm 18th full prices. Moderate business doing
IN Groceries and prices firm. There is more en-,
quiry for lead, and prices have IN upward tenden
cy. Provisions unchanged
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fiiGH SALARIES. AT a recent topic Of excitement
nj san francisco California; was The enormous sell
ares winch the two Boards OF Aldermen voted the
MUNICIPAL officers. They are as follows.
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i,ninis. Nli.- ~,

:. OR sale. Yard near the public square
! opl 20 loHN ilossAc0.
GOn BOXES Glass; al, sizes. at low prices.
SOS 0pl-O 3n .loUy hosSAcK
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-09

WIZ 1T WON'T Do The people Of the fret
States very generally and heartily desire the pre-
servation Of the Federal Union, and Of the amity
and good feeling which alone secure the per
petuty Of that Union. We have no doubt that a
like feeling actuates great mo ority of the South
ern people. Agitation and even strife may some,
times seem essential to the attainment Of great
good or the avoidance OF a formidable evil, bu,
they are in themselves, and wherever no good
practical result is atainable, mischiefs to be de.
plored and avoided. We have therefore urged on
our friends in Congress to suffer all questions re-
lating to slavery TO rest until obvious and ur-
gent necessity for action thereupon shall be pre-
scented, with good prospects Of an suspicious re-
suit. If cheap postage, land reform, retrench-
ment, and specific duties should fail at this ses
sion, we trust that no man will be enabled truly,
or even plausibly, 10 affirm that can't. slavery
agitation" was the cause OF such failure. And
such, see reason to believe, is the very general
desire Of the Northern millions devoted to the pre-
servation Of free-soil for free labor.-.Nsw York
Tribune.
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The St Louis papers contain full particulars
Of the recent tornado on the Mississippi river,
By which the beautiful village of Cape Girar-
deau, in Missouri, was almost entirely dcs-
troycd
The convent, Catholic church, and other build
ings in the immediate vincinty, are heaps of
ruins.
The st. Vincent College is also Frustrated,
and the Methodist church, and all the other
houses between that and the bridge, are injured.
The profe and students were at the col
lege at the time OF the awful visitation, and
many of them were severely injured. One has
since died
Upwards of half of the residents Of the
place were left without a roof to protect them
from the weather.
1t is said that for distance of fifteen miles
back aud around Cape Girardeau, everything
bears the aspect of utter destruction.
The accounts do not give the number Of in
jured and killed
Prompt measures have been taken at st.
Louis for the purpose Of extending aid to the
distressed and suffering families who have been
rendered houseless by this awful calamity.
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FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES.
WITHOUT DETENTION 1T PANAMA..

YuNHE United States Mail Steamship Company
Il will despatch the splendid double-engine
steamship GEORGIA, on Wednesday, Dec. IL,
at clock, p. M, from the pier, foot Of Warren
street, North river, New York, with the Govern
ment mails and passengers for San Francisco
and intermediate ports.
The connexion at Panama will be carefully
kept up, and passengers for San Francisco are
guaranteed that they will not be delayed at Pana-
ma beyond the usual stay in port.
The books are now open, and passage can be
secured at the following rates
FROM NEW YORK TO CH4GRES.
Slater room berth 400
Standee berth, forward saloon 80
Storage berth, found bed & separate table SO
FROM PANAMA TO san FRANCISCO.
State-room berth $500
Storage berth, found bed & separate table $50
FROM NEW YORK.
State-room. Standee. Storage
To Charleston or Savannah SOS $50 SO
To New Orleans IS 60 25
Freight to New Orleans 30 cents per cubic foot
Freight to Havana will be taken in limited
quantity at reasonable rates.
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred at
Havana to the new and splendid steamship Pa
CIFIC.
To secure freight or passage, apply at the office
Of the company, II West street, corner OF War
rem steet, to Nj. o. ROBERTS.
SPECIAL NorIcE is given TO shippers by this
line, that the company have prepared a form Of
bill of lading adapted to their business which will
be furnished to shippers on application at the
company's Office, and with which they are re-
quested to provide themselves, other form
will be signed by the agents Of the company. All
bills Of lading must be signed before the sailing Of
vessel. Dec. 7, 1850.
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INTERESTING FROM BUEsos AYREs.-By the ar
rival Of the brig Sutton, Capt. Lefavour, we have
news from Buenos Ayres to the 18th of October,
seven days later than previous accounts.
The difficulty between the Argentine Confed-
Grafton and Brazil was discussed in the House of
Representatives, on the occasion OF passing a re-
ply to the annual message of President Rosas,
during which the conduct Of the Brazilian govern
ment was spoken Of in no measured terms. The
argentine Packet says, in speaking of the debate
The dastardly and perfdious conduct Of the
Brazilian cabinet received severe and merited
castigaton. Its tortuous, sneaking, grasping, in
termeddling pol cy held up in all its naked de-
formity and loathsomeness, and responded 10 by
the auditory with deep and fervent execration.
1t is said the judges Of the confederation were
about to petition the government to declare war
against Brazil, the feeling for which was very
strong amongst the inhabitants, who were daily
going through military exercises, in order to he
prepared for the wished for event.
Business at Buenos Ayres was very dull, and
produce scarce and high.
The ship Sacusa Grace, from Boston, arrived
on the 4th Of October, and was quarantined eight
days. in consequence Of Captain Howard having
died at sea, when SO days out.
Information was received in Buenos Ayres, on
the 18th, that large American ship had gone
ashore on Yuyu Bank. near Cape Antonio, and
had become total loss, together with part OF her
cargo. Her name was not known. The ship
was bound for California, and when off Cape
Horn, received so much injury, that she was
obliged to put back for Montevideo, and was
driven ashore during the many gales recently en-
perienced on the coast.