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LIT~TELL's LIVING AGE, No. 3a2 IA, cts.
CONTENTS
1. The First Relations Of England with Russa.-
United Scrpict Maya zins.
2 Whipple's Decturcs.- UniDersuiist Reric,r.
g. Destinics of Great Britain in the East.-Unifcd
Service Magazine.
g. Diary of n Dutifu Son Quarterly Rerist1.
g. The Two Ravens. Dublin Unipcrs,ty Nigga
zine.
G. The Attack on Cuba Examiner and Spec.
fnfor
Short srticles-Bunksr Hill Battle; The Two
Robins; Easter in Poland; News Of the Week.
Dy- A new volume has just commenced.
wAssIreroS, December u, 1876.
Ofsll the Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared TO INC to be the nost
useful. Il contains, indeed, the rrpositun only Of
the current Literature Of the English languages but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraturo Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at 81 year, by
r.. LITTELL Co, Boston,
And cold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
July l3-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and ~ 81.
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large FAN has been erected, keeping tho
house perfectly cool and pleasant. ICE WATER
in abundance.
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MOURNING GOODS.
ID ECEIvED THIS DAY, 20 pieces BLACK
IN GRAPE, 80 pieces BLACK CAMBRiC, ~
dozen BLACK SILK GLOVES, which will be sold
low.
Also, 80 dozen gcntlemcn's fine Shirts, from 81
to 50. Al.o a lot Of desirable and cheap goods, at
Mrs. BANNERNhN'S Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sta,
e,uth side. July lift
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First night of MRS. CRAMER.

Third night of that Rascal Jack, JOHN DUNN
who received with tremendous applause.
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To conclude with the laugbable Farce of
ETON BOY.
Sally. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Marion.
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ON THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, July 10,
Will be presented the beautiful Drama Of
THE GOLDEN FARMER, or, Vel vot Of 1t.
Jenny Twitchcr.. ............ MIR. John Dunn
Elizabeth .,...................,.h Mrs. Cramcr.
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ADELPHI THEATK X,

SANTMYER & CO.. Manager
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Rome.

letter from our correspondent informs us that
at Rome the government still following their
mpolitic course. The prisons arc foil TO overflow
ing; 50 much that the hot weather, close coniuc-
mcnt in black holes, and liberalization may give
rise to some fearful pestilcncc. As most Of the
males suspected Of having any thing 10 do with the
republic have been either imprisoned or banished,
the government has turned its attention To the
females aud has cxilcd many ladies Of the best go.
cicty, with their families, from Rome.
The came correspondent states that ga band Of
from two to three thousand men have assembled
near Ravenna, and put back the Austrian and Pa
pal forcos IL is composed Of those who have been
driven from their homes by the severity Of the gov
crntncnt. They arc commanded by nobleman
belonging 20 Ravcuna Not word OF this in the
Roman papers"
Garibaldi, the condotlicro general who defended
Rome so calamity, sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 9Th, in the Waterloo. u is said that
he will publish his memoirs in this country.
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MRS GAssAWAY, on ID street, between It'll
WI and sth streets, south side, has very pleasant
Rooms for Rent, with or without Board.
July l2--d3w
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On Saturday the marshals found but little trouble
in enforcing all the regulations euoincd. Occasion
ally they had to encounter gentlemen whose early
misioruncs had betrayed them into the belief that
conceitod obstinscy was spirit and independence.
We saw gentleman Of this kind (ofs dark com.
pexion, to be surc) receive from ono of the batons
beautiful bat ON the sconcc. II frightened up his
apprehension, aud he seemed at once to ace the g~;
sousbleness Of all the prohibitions Of the day.
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Az IScipESr.--"A Stranger" writes to US to re
late little incident that proved exceedingly graf
flying to his own feelings. On Friday evening
last lovely young lady, daughter OF the sunny
South, was amongst the multitude OF those who
went TO take last sad look at the features Of the late
vonorated Presidents aud, as she did 50, she placed
wreath Of cvergrccns upon the coffin, and then
reiho, cd it and bore il Oh, doubtless, to pre-
serve II as a mcmento OF tine departed hero. There
were exhibited on that day many mute but tender
expression, Of the respect and love entertained for
the ilustrOus chief.
"MEssRs. EpfToEs: Our city was never healthier
than AT the present moment, but that Il should be
kept go Is the most earnest desire of us all.
"The cholera has recently made its appearance,
and with violence, in Cincinnati, Nashville, and Il
is said in Washington. IL is in fact all around us."
r. The foregoing is from the Charleston Mercury Of
the 18th instant. That the cholera has recently
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

REMAINS or GENERAL TAyLoR-We learn from
r. NJ Masraw, Esq, the efficient President oi the
Baltimore and susquehanna Railroad, that the re.
MAINS OF General Zachary Taylor late Presl,lpn,
OF the United States will leave Washington CITY
IN car furnished by the Susauehanna Railroad
Company, on the morning If the 25,h of Oct. N,
o'clock, and will reach Baltimore at 5 o'clock
where Col Taylor and Col ". ). Bliss will take
possession Of the corpse. They will then proceed
over the Snsquehohna Road, by the express train.
stopping Mt York few minutes nnd will 20
thence TO Wrightyille, where they will eros. The
Columbia Bridge, and proceed by the new river
railroad on the eastern bank Of the Susouchanns,
to Mlddetown, and thence to Harrisburg, and so
over the Central Railroad to Pittsburgh, where
they will take the steamer To l., uisyilr'
'Ofd Whitley precedes the remains of his illus
trious master, and will take the railroad from
Washington, via Baltimore to York and Colum.
6a. where he will so by Lccchs Canal Line to
Pittsburgh, and so on to Keutucky.-Baii, San.
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pbpsitians s. Surgeons.

Drs. Gooding Il Hard. W. A. Goojing, VI
d, C. Hard, NJ u. ) having formed partnership
IN the practice ui medicine aud surgery Will attend
promptly to any business with which they may be
iavorrd IN the line Of their profession. Office near
the corner Of In Sale nnd Madison streets, aud
one door north of SwIil's Law Office, Ottawa, H.
lInois. aug 30, lS5Ou
Wm. W. Cavarly. Physician 4 Snrgeop-ReG-
ding. Livingston County, Illinois, offers his pro-
t.ssionn services To the citizens OF Livingston CO,
and h,pcs by attention to business, to merit
ashare ofpuhiic patronage $50.
II. w. Hopkins, Physician and Snrgeon-Ot-
tara m offers his professional services to the c-
iizeis OF Ottawa. aud vicinity. Office over the
store Of II W Chcrycr, nexttu Walker IL HEX
li0gs. where he may be ioundai all times except
when absent on professional bulness. aug 6 'is
DIR. j Pearson, Phpsoiap, Surg,on and Dem
Hst-Otana, H., offers his proiessiona services
to the inhabitants OF Ottawa and vicinity. OF
lhrc at his residence on Columbus street.
L. S-Dr 7. still continues TO perform operarionsn IN
all the various branches of DcRtishy. Charges,o
correspond pifh the times, mar 2'i7
ID. ID. Thompson, " d.. offers his professional
services TO the cuzcns oi Ottawa aud vicinity
Office, next door to the Free Trader office, up
stai,s IN Rrddick's block mp 20 ~
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a CASE IN HASD.--Jenny Lind lately spent An
evening with the Mayor Of New York, and was
urged TO sing She declined, On the ground ha,
he had made a contract with Mr.. Barnum no, ,o
ing, except for charity, and she must toe the
mark ms woman Of business in America! The
New York Herald recalls the anscdo,e Of Mr.,
Wood, VINO, when in this country some years aro.
was asked to sing under similar circumstances
and at first declined, but afterwards on being in
formed by the lady Of the house that it was for
TINS reason she was invited checrfllly sang all
the evening. Next morning Mr.. Wood sent in
bill tor $1,000, which was paid Barnun,'. bill
would have been much larger had Jenny sung
for the Mayor.
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Grief.

Grief hath been known TO turn tic vcuny head
yrcy so saws the poet: and thi. silver livery of
wo might have appeased even the pb,losoph,cal
Hamlet. The rentler sex have some notions of
the proprietie. Of grief we scarcely vot of For
instance: Here are three pretty ladies of nv nc.
auain,aince. lwrtes friend of our,) at "A mil.
liners, purchasing caps. Pretty little whatno,s'
the said cans are one is "a Ia rcpuLiioue. another
'rococo' But before the the ladies buy. they make
bargain with the millner Their mo,her is ly
ny dangerously ill; she may die possibly with
in Jay or so and if So, ali these tasteful little
lilac and blue bows and nv away ribbons must he
ceanged TO black without extra CHARGE. That is
the agreement So the three pre,ty sisters pulled
out their three pre,,y nurses and maid for the
three pretty cans viii, ,heir lilac andbluc bows
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Horse Shoeing and Farrierv.

THE subscriber begs leave to nnnouce to the public
that he has opened an establishment, in Columbus
street near the Catholic Church where the business
oihorse shoeng aud faTery will be conducted on the
most scientific principles II is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice shoeing are
tally Ignorant o IT'S principles thereby producing the
numerous cases OF contractlonS and diseases of the
feet daily witnessed. Ii really becomes the duty OF
every one who values good horse, SO essential to
his profit as wel as his pleasure, to secure the seyi-
ces OF good iarrler for useful an animal
tIt'en years practical experience, it is hoped will
enable the subscriber To iOlowa correct system cal
cuatcd TO prevent diseases consequent on unSkliul
shoelng; and when necessary, to remedy the errors
oithe past. /. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov O. SiS IG
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Mistellancous.

II. A. Lantx n Co., General Dealers in all
kinds Of Lumber, Lath, Siingies, Sash, Doors,
Cedar Posts, &c. &c.
N B. a liberal discount made in tlling large bills
Yard on Main Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
ker and llickung. lne 22f-u
d. w. c. GOOding. Saddle, Harness and Trunk
Maker, aud Carriage Trimmer, at the sign OF
CITY Harness Shop" on Columbus ST., 3 doors
north OF Canal st. Ottawa. HIS
Thankful torpa patronage, no pains shall be spar
ed in the execution OF work, and prompiness in
filling orders merit the confidence of the public
Please call and examine our work before purchns-
ing elsewhere. Jne l.6m'
q. Bnrr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa-
ny, HTttord--oppos,c the Mansion House
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and willbe happy to make mp clothing Tor
oil who may favor him with their patronage. A tt
warranted IN every case. Particular attention paid
to Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, lSi9,
seth Z. Earl, Carriage, house, and sign Painter
Pdpererdnd Gldsier, Ottawa III. Shop on CO.
lunious street, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage mnkershop.
Jacob 4. stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trsnk
mInnfdetnrer, and Carriage Trimmer, corner of
Canal aland Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. ii. Wagner. Justice of the Peace office in
the northeast corner Of the court houseup stairs
OTdWd dee 40
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 ltturnrn y 8 .

John H. Murphy. attorney and Counsellor at
Lar. Ottawa, Illinois, aug lo' io'o'
Office IN the court house.
J. IL. McGregOr, Attorney, and CouHseHor al
Lar, Otiapd. Office one door from corner ol
La Sale aud Canal-sts., directly IN 'front.' OF th'
court house. Particular attention paid TO agencies
and collections ap 2o-6m'
Champ,in n Wallace, j c. Champin--W IL
l.. Wallace Attorneys and ConnseHorsG az Lam
Office up stairs in the next building north oi '0e
Posi- Office nov %, ~
f.. \. Leland. ltiorney and Counsellor al Lac,
Has removed his office from Rcddicks block, 10
q the room formerly occupied by the sheriG, IN the
court house, now occupied III part by Lorenzo lie
land may LAY
Morris n Fisher. Geo. II Norris S. Fish
erJ Attorneys AZ La,o and LaRd AGENTS, Otfa-
soa, III. VIII pay particular atlentlonlo the pay
ment of taxes in any part of Illinois, purchasing
aud selling real estate Investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them onthe best idndstor
soldiers others. .sccuringpensions and all claims
against the government. Office in the courthouse
April II, 1919.
NJ. T.. Iloilisier. Attorney and Counsellor AZ
Lap, and S,licitpr in ChaBcery--Otfapa, III.
OlG,r over the rear OF c. I'urr's store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. | "
Glover Il Cook, u. q. Gover-B 6. Cookl At
fgrn,ys and CluHscilors al Lap-Otfana. Of
flee IN Rcdicks Block, east side OF the public
squire. Jun io-u
Henry G.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lac and SDiiciior in Chlnccry--O us
Office III Rcdlicks block, east side OF the public
square. Jun fa'
.. ". Randall. inorneya at Lae-Ospego, Hen
Kendall en- Ms Aug 10, lSiS.-u
, Z; a. ingalls,. itiorncy and Counsellor al Ldn,
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, Ills.
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect
inu nrh -. 10
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Qru q aists.

Walker n Hickiing. Dcsl,rs in Drugs, Mcdi-
cines, Paints. OILS, FarT,sk,S, Potent .Uedi-
oinss, Glass, &c, Ottawa, III.
White n Hunter. Dealers in Drugs Medicines
Paiaio, OILS, Patent Medicines. Fdraishis DYE
stuFs,Se second store north oithe Manstonhouse
Ottawa, Ill.
e. l.. Thompson. D,1lcrm Drugs, Patent Ned.
rinss, Pants, Ohs, Fdrnisbes Dyc-stpfs, &c
Between City Hotel and Reddick'sblo
8. J. smith. Dsaler in Drugs, Medicines Paint,
OILS, -Siu6s, Sc. Nc, Newark, Kendall cOun.
iy Illinois
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

Haynan, after leaving England, did not dare to
carry out his original intention of visiting Paris.
OUT turned aside towards Cologne, in Germany.
on reaching that city he was at once recognized,
ana could not for love or money, procure any
puo'lc conveyance to take him or his baggage to
a hote.. The police had finally 10 Interfere, and
provide HIM with the means Of getting To lod
sing Haynau is fast reaping the reward Of his
MANY though IT dues not always somc in just
the shape we could wish
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

The Wnr.LBARRow M,S.--lt is said ,l.at THE
well known and ndcfa,igsble Individual who
started on tramp" across ,be plains to Calior.
Ma, with wheel6arow. in which Ia carry hs
"punder,' has arrived Mt Sacramento Ci,v in safe.
t. He left his wheelbarrow Mt Fort Hall, aud
attached himself toa company. thinking very corr
reety that however easily he might progress on
the b'oad and level praries, tbs sierra Nevada
might prove an ugly customer That man VIII
go rich il it is possible; mark it, HE energy
wall put him through u. 1ga F,s
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H N Gc1A- "a - Va n IN .
Brunker's Rife Mamma ctorv.

~ ME subscriber having returned from the eas
visiting the principal manufactures, he
= is now prepared To manufacture the celebra.
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants to be equal to any made IN this state or else
where. lie Will also keep constantly on hand and
tor snlc,a good assortment, otdoublc and single bar
relied Fowling pieces, Powder Flasks. Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps and superior urt-
Gle oiSporting Powder.
Allkinds OF Iobbing in the guusmth line done with
ncatness and despatch
Shop on the east side of Columbus ST.. one door
south of the Union House une 22.tf
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

Qutrn EXPRESSIONS --l'm mieraiapdiLie- -We
give some specimens Of the poetry Of the African
language. Among the mongocs, thunder Is called
"tbe skye gun; !" the morning ",hr days child !"
and onc who is intoxicated !. said to bo "takcn
captive by rum" A native Of Africa. who had
visited America some years ago, when nkcd what
ice was said. "Him be water fast asleep aud Of
the railcay. he sajj. "Hin, be unc thunder mill
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
matchmaking.

TllE undersigned having commenced the abo,e e
business in the shop formerly occupied by Rich
ard Pembroke, pay particular attention to sho. =
lnghorses, and having had much experience in this
branch OF the business, and from hls success in shoe
ing, not only for service, bat 10 prevent interfering,
and TO relieve the various diseases Of the hoof SC,
he bopes TO secure share ofpubic patronage,
May llth, JouS Roxy
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
II, BARNARD.

'AkES this method to return his thanks to his
/ friends fer the liberal patronage which they
have extended 10 him thus tar and ns he has lust
completed several important improvements in his al
ready extensive establishment, he hopes to gain a
still more liberal and extensive patronage from his
friends and the community AT large. In making
Wagons and BueGics
He i'atters himself that he cnn lust beat any esab-
llshnent IN the country, for neat and substantial
workmanship. lie employs none but the very best
mechanics, and warrants the woodwork, ironing,
and painting, OF his wagons and buggics to be un-
surpassed by anything oithc kind IN the stais All
kinds OF Blacksmithing
Done IN superior manner and with dcspalch
HORSE SHOEING,
which he had abandoned for while has been re
commenced. Having employed an excellent shoe
er he invites those OF his friends who have horses to
shoe, 10 bring them along; for he knows he can
give satisfaction to the hardest to please
His Material is Of the best quality lie uses no
wood IN his wagons bu, such as is thoroughly sea =
soncd, and none but the best iron.
In all his work his prices will correspond with the
times; and with his present facilities he feels conf
dent that he can do his work handsomer, better, and
stronger, urd nt prices as low as can be done any
where in the west. Give him call and Try him
tor Yourselves.
or CASH paid for seasoned wood for spokes and
nAes. Ottawa, Apnl -, 1850 .-39-ti.
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Millineru.

MRS. s GREGG having opened shop ON the
vi corner OF Madison and In Sale streets. is now
prepared TO do work in the above business in the
latest and most fashionable styles, ns she has re-
ceiyed the ntest fashions direct from New York by
NaitngeT & Co. may l3-31-6m.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
Cabinet Work and Chairs,
IL upHulsTsAING g. UNDERTAKING. q,

1>HE subscriber bcgs to return thanks for the lib.
1 eral support given him thus far, aud he will ,ry
aud merit It's continuance.
lie would respectfully remind his friends and the
public that his stock sil OF such articles ns he finds
~ demand here, oihs own manufacture aud impor.
ted. All narrdnfed az represented
Walnut Lumber taken in pay for furniture.
lie has on hand aud makes to order matrasses
cushions &c, AZ good aud as chcep as they can be
bought IL ST. Louis or Chicago: he also keeps con
SANITY on hand ready made collins ofall sizes he
keeps Harsc. aud ndsiuncr,ls and his char.
ges will be found Low PETER Russell.
La Sale st.. Ounwa, Aug. 10, 1880
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

To succeed in thi, world. all that's necessary
is n sweet heart and ambition We care no, how
lazy a man may he, get him ia love, and hcll
work like beaver fed on new beer.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
Il 0 tel 8

Fox River House, by l.. DELANo, on the canal.
uear the aQuaJuct. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, near the confluence OF the H.
Iinois aud Fox Rivers aud near the bridge,
Mansion House, Ottawa, ILL., by X THory. Pas
seggers carried tree to and from the canal pack
cts. Stages arrive and depar, daily.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
5toraae s. furwar0ina.

PE Charruaud, Storage 4 Commission licr-
ehani--Warehouse east side OF the bridge, Main
canal, Ottawa, III. nov ~
l.. Hills, Storage, Forndrding and Commission
Merchai, deqisr in aH kinds Of produce, True's
Warehouse. No. 2, Side-cui. Ottawa Illinois
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
4 Wagon ManufactOry,
Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON A. (UITRCIJII.I,

wv OULD inform the boating community
wv on the Illinois and Michigan Canal that
they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 200 yards from the main ca
nal, mOTTAWA ILL.,, where they nre prepared to
do anything in the line of hauling out aud repairing
boats, at the shortest notice and in the best possible
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

GATHERING SEEDS The largest seed vessels
should be selected and the seeds gathered as soon
as possible after they are ripe and always on n
fair day.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
The Bounty Land B,iI.
DEPARTMENT or 1uy Ixryr,c,.

DErAhTMkNr of THE 1NTrnIoh, }
October ., 1850.
Tho Congress Of the United States, at It's last
session. having in spiri. Of justice aud ltrra,y,
passed an act. granting bounty land to certain
officers an6 soldiers who have been engaged in
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

QQO BOXES glass. assorted sizes. from 7xg TO
OOO 1870, also Glassware. plain and huitcd
and sham bottomed Tumbers, lust reed from the
uanulacsyss and forsalsby Walkers Hieklims.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

select school.
MISS MARY $. LEE designs opening select
.vk school for lads and misses. on Monday. Aug
~, IN the school room hnck otthc Methods, church
formerly occupied by Miss Cody
Ottawa, Aug. ~
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26

20 plOws.
I q. NATT1NGER has a new supply of the
y I. Grand Detour plows on hand Tie present
stock will be found superior to the pows heretofore
.old in this place, The manufacturer has added
several important improvements. Persons wanting
breaking plows can be supplied. Oi,awn, mar .. .
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
20 I'lows.

ANf quantity Of wheat, oats, barley, and most
cosh July 10 l.. =. SANGER &Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
Paints, Oils, &c.

WHITE Lead, linsrcd and lard oils, whiting
=" glass, sash, door trimmings, &c. lust received
AZ tniay CuSHMkys
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-26
v1lcut or CNsll

nj USTpny some accounts and no,esat J. G Nat
VI fingers rsry soon Aug 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-03
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intsllissnesr.l
Fndsy. June aG. 1850.

ToBAcco.-We have again 10 report .
further advance in this article. during The
past week. Of 26 SO cents per 100 lbs.,
with an sciive demand. The continued
dry weather. the rains having been very
partial, confirms The belief herslofore ex.
pressed. that there can be nothing like .
crop grown the present year. Lugs are
selling ~ s "a: 6ne working Lugs bring
VI vi; Shipping and Scanning Lssi
7aell; Manufacturing 8 cal.
CorToN Has been dull during the
week. Some parcels have found buyers al
l24c.. for good Fair. and i2lc for Prime.
Holder Of the latter quality are frm Il
l2ic.
FLorR.-The stock continues light,
and The demand confined To the retail trade
and 10 Bakers, ait54 q est for Super6ns.
cot ~ for Family.
WHEAT.-The Farmers are now nc.
lively engaged in their harvest, which 10
nearly over. We hear Of great damage 10
The la,s Whea. by rust. We hear Of no
farther contracts for delivery, our quota.
tons arc therefore nominal. Red ll0c.;
White 1921 all5c.
CoRN.-The supplies are very limited,
with an active demand II Toe. Prime
lots for bread would bring something
more. r..
PEAs 4 BsAxs.-But very few in mar.
keL Black-eys and Cow Peas bring IS q
90 cis.-Whiie beans 90 cts.
BAces-The supplies are about equal
20 the demand. Va. cured Tic. Tie;
choice Hams sic.. Western Shoulders
SIC. . 5sc.; Sides &c. 6ls.