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wind during the day from sw.
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Increase in the supply In 1850 Tons. 300 l4l
All this increase will be more than absorbed by thu
recent reshet which will obstruct the trade for seve
rsl weeks The weekly shipments amount In the arrre
gate sm the three principal regions 20 about p5 OO0
tons which for three weeks would N the arrre
gate 20 26 coo tons loss The susquehanna trade and
smaer regions have not increased over last years
supply far and the trade In thofe sections " OBJ
structed from the causes, the deficiency viii
nearly " not quite balance the supply that vii be
sent 70 market frun Schuyk County BY railrosd for
the ensuing three weeks Many Of our colieres beow
the water hvel are drowned out" a. We term Il
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PHILADyIPfuA July 20 First Borrd400 shares Reading
"a sse kspsington Gs @1z 1900 do. a5a 500 Spring
den 6s, 100; Sis FArmerssand Meohanie Bank 6s s}O9
Can Gen and Amboy Railroad 6s %; 1000 0nuylx Navi-
gaion os 51 shs North American Bank. ISL Harris
burg ilroad. 46 100 Union Canal "a 81 295 ehgh SIS
w Second Boord-S3o0 Wmington Railroad SIS OH; 700
Iehgh o IVA go Camden and Amloy 6 IS; 100 shs Nor
ristown Railroad, 3d. 1909 Camden aud s. Qi In
eGnsequepee Of the Taylor obse4u the Board Of
VIII not be in session The Custom House. Post
once and other public places will also be closed.
BALTIMoRE July H-First Boards, 900 BALTIMORE S.
Ohio Railroad -
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Arr sAp Dunlap, from New Orissus Juiy y Sposs 5,h
LAT So a. len a. schr Artita Norfolk bsrh.aoss ve.4
put tsck; and Mary SHADE.
shr Geo W Bro ~ New Orleans. Juiy g. Saw t9tb lat
~ ~ ship Cargo New Oreana Tor Tiverpoo th tat 81
lon 70 p. ship Gee Pstor, n Crleana for Lonaon.
Brs choetaw, Charleston.
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Increase required in 1850. ........... 40
Schuylkill. 100000
Daekawana. $4,000
Deficiency in 1850.

Deficiency in 1880. .............. 200 900
There never can be less oyerstock in so extended
market have Tor coal, than there was at the
opening Of the navigation this spring If properly dis
tributed doubt whether there two weeks
consumption in the market.
We have based this calculation ON an Interruption
of only three weeks Should it be extended to longer
period of the decrease in the supply would be
greater and the ability to increase diminished to the
same extent and If the Railroad Company should
send to market than the supply cut of from the
susquehannah and other smaller regions, during the
interval OF three weeks the reader must recollect
that these three weeks will cut off supply OF 2S5 900
tons from the three principal regions only, while the
surplus in the market the supply OF last year to
the same period from these regions is only 100000,
provided the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
have sent as much coal to market as they did last
year which is doubtful but easily be ascertained
in New York; thus leaving deficiency of 1900 tons
to be made up which will probably embrace the whole
three weeks
We believe have rather under estimated the pro-
bable demand this year, while at the same time We
have overraed the ability to supply the market; but
prefer erriDg the safe side, to making exagge
rated statements which seldom. If ever, benefit any
trade. The dealers abroad and oper ators at
home can examine the figures and the data upon
which they are based, and arrive at their own con-
illusions.
Under these circumstances, firmly believe that
the price of coal must advance; and our operators
are bound in justice to themselves and the commu-
nifty in which they reside to advance the price Of coal
Immediately, to such rates as will remunerate them
selves, and the miners and laborers employed in
mining 1t, for the balance Of the season; and also
with view of making up portion OF the losses they
have sustained within the last three months
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Telegraphic Reports.

ALBANY, July 20, 1850
The receipts since our last have been as follows
Flour, 10000 bbls wheat $500 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels. There lie moderate demand for -four at
prices shade in favor Of the buyers Corn is held
somewhat higher and the transactions limited.
The sales are 20G0 bushels mixed western at 62Isc
Oats dull and prices have fallen. Transactions
tell 5000 bushels at 45c The sales Of whskey are
100 bbls, at 25A for prison, and 244 Ohio
BALTIMORE July 20, 1850
Markets generally unchanged Sales were IN ade
of45O beeves, at 50 rs a So 37H on hoof
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MARiIcAno-Brs BettyMrs Fahrewholta. three ohiidsn
and servant.
sAvArsAH--ship New York-Mrs stImAn, children and
Mrs Alexander daughter, Mss Bastar
he.e. ss L~-rs-@e, NJ Ui~s, NJ Hiscr
kAyAcUEz, R--Bark Carlotta-hr Thos Prior
CALvEsToE-Bark hlford-Mr Compton, ID Giddnxs.
Mr. Barber Wien. hessrs Doe, Lyons Hansrough Sea-
right Mrs Rhnebeck, Mira MackruF.
BEIIzr, HonBrg Allen King-Mr Irage Mr. Paul de Re-
sello, Mrs N Paise md child. - = -.
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weeks.
The quantity of coal sent to market last year from
the Lehieh from July 2lst TO the close Of the season,
Dteenbr 10th was 5l392l tons, which, divided into
Is weeks is % Ala tons per week. They may ship up
TO December TO- again this fall hut the chances as
five TO one that they will close at least weeks ear
ler, and consequently under no circumstances can
the supply from that quarter be increased after they
resume again, more than so 600 tons and there may
be not one single ton Of increase.
The schuylkill region sent TO market from the pre-
sent period TO the l4th Of December in 1872 900 Ol
tons, which divided into twenty weeks gives within
fraction Of 1900 per week. When the canal is in full
operation AGAIN cannot average more than so 900
tons per week from this region TO the close OF the
Schuylkin navigation which may take place at least
two weeks earlier, and consequently reduce the guam
THY. The great depression which has characterized
the trade this the stoppage Of many coeries
and the time required to prepare them for work gain
together with the great reduction Of the working forces
OF the region induces many Of the operators to incline
to the opinion that increase can take place for the
balance of the season; but put IL down at 100000
tons, which 1t cannot exceed and may be reduced to
half in quantity should any further interruption
take place or the te required for repairs extend be-
| yond three weeks.
/ The Delaware and II udson Canal Company from the
! damages sustained by filling up the mines &c, viii
not be likely to increase their quantity much II any,
this year last years supply-they may fall short
but admit that they increase 10000 tons, and
the following will be the probe situation of the
market
TOns
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Married.

On Tuesday evening, July 20, by the Rev A. H.
Wright. Presbyterian minister, Mr. WILLIAM wrLKIS-
son, of New York city, to Miss FRANcENA PADDOCK,
daughter OF the late Arson Paddock ESQ, of Yonkers
In Washington, d. c., July 25, by the Rev Mr. Cogs-
well, WILLIAM R. FESToN, of Washington, to Miss
ELIZA RAsER Of Philadelphia.
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I-TErEsrING IRON MEuco.-Late advices inform us
that the assassin OF Senior Canedo has been discovered
in the person Of young man, twenty-five years old,
named jose Maria Aviles. lie has confessed the
der, and says 1t was committed with the design Of
obtaining $4,000, which Senior Canedo was supposed to
keep in his room.
The cholera raging with increased fatality
To the 10th Of Junefour weeks after its first appear
ance-there had been 1886 cases Of which 2702
mortal. OF the cases $50 occurred in dwellings and
sj6in the hospitals. The proportion Of deaths has
been 80 per cent
Letters from San Luis Potosi to the 9th of June,
state that about eighty persons dying daily In the
capital The total number OF deaths had reached nine
hundred. The epidemic had entirely disappeared from
GuaDsjuato.
full amnesty has been granted to the authors Of
the pronuncamento in Puebla at the Instance OF the
new Governor, Sr. Miguel de la Rosa-PhiId. North
american. July 20
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Political Intelligence.

GToRGIA AND THF CoMFRoMIsE.-A meeting was held
at Savannah, the Esd July, by which resolutions
passed approving Of the course Of the Nashville
Convention The Missouri promise IL only accept
able because has heretofore been acquiesced in
means 81 preserving the Union.
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PLACES NArrvrTv-United States, sgs ireland, 80
England III Scotland4 Germany rs; France IL Holland
spain: Italy q British Possessions in North America,
Prom Hospital, Bellevue. s. Penitentiary BiAekwelrs
Island, ~ Lunatic Asylum, do. Bloomngdas Asylum
for InIane, wArds Island l7i Randers 1saad 1; City
Hospital y Aims House, Baekwers Island. q Colored
Home. 2. Colored persons u.
City Inspectors once July ~ ISsn w
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l5c.; and Florida, at lie Some further sales
CT leaf were rumored but the particulars made
public.
WHisKEr,-A heavy feeling has prevailed in the
market for this article during the day the
actions were limited TO about 100 bbs in small par
GELS, at Csc for Ohio, and 25hc for prison
LIZ Mnuar H.. n n.
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The great freshet by which the different avenues 10
market from the coal regions have sustained much
injury, has placed the trade In such dilemma, that
regard 90 its present ttuation and future prospects
Our candid impression H. that the different coal regions
csunet supply the demand Tor the balance Of the sea-
son and that coal must materially advance In price
We base our calculations on the following data which
those Engaged In the trade examine and Judge for
themselves -
The extraordinary and ordinary increase required to
supply the market this year, will be as follows -
Tons
Increase In the California trade; extra. go. 100 900
Increase caused by the low pri ces this year
and the cheek In consumption In the early
part OF last year, by advance In prices;
extra. ...... $500. 49,. 0VWO
The ordinary Increase last year the for
mer year was 70 oCO0 tone, at advanced prices
a portion o. the year-there is NJ reason
that " should be less this year-therefore,
Ay................. ............ 10000
Increase required for 1850. .......... 400 900
The coal market berer Of coal at the opening OF
spring navigation this year than " has been for the
last three years and the ovestock less by At least
NOCtO tons leaving but small supply in the market,
unconsumed-barely sufficient 20 euPply the dide-
rent points Tor consumption until the spring supplies
arrived except perhaps, In Boston
The quantity sent 20 market this year from the
schuylkill and Lehieh regions IL a. follows The De-
lsware and Hudssn Company have made no publica-
ton q their shipments this year and the general i'm
precision w. that from difficulties Witch have occurred
In the navigation CT their enlarged canal the supply
does not exceed n V does not tall short o. the supply
20 the same period last year 81. -.
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LETTER BAGS Of steamer America for Halifax and Liver
pool will close at the Exchange Reading Room 7 Exohange
to at the usual hour Letters be paid
destination.
Letter Bags for Jamaica. Chagres. Panama California
and ports the Pacific Crescent City will close the
above Office at the Exchange Reading Room t67 EXCHANGED
Thursday August These mails Will be forwarded in
charge OF special messenger Postage to San Francisco IS
cents.
Letter BAGS for all the West India Islands per Royal
Steamer win close at the above Office, morrow 3lst
inst, at 10 o'clock.
P:sLstters be pre- paid at the above to any
part Of tho world.
The above Letter Bags also Kenyon 81 Wall street
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IL ESENI cAsEs OF PRIVATE DISEASES REMOVED
~ ~ Dr. DE Lancys new method in dav. Old nd
diNeult eases Of elect Structure Female Sc
cured in careful hcrouEh and egsnt mAnnsr
mercury Genuine French Female Periodical pills and
nropa 81. once 81 Lspsnard street, near HroadWay
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Weekly Report of Deaths

In the City and County Of New York from the 2th day
July to the 9th Of July, 1880.
Men, co. Women Sc Boys 1875 Girls, 1853. Total i67.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
disease Call and the certificates for cures 81 s1
eases that were given by nearly all other
o. cures IN fssr 90 twsnty-our hours other
ern equal H. Nocturnal Emissions Debility, ao
SAnnst reaist cure BY his mode others DR
bAhhONT, AZ Reads street. doors FROM Broadway.
cal Pills. 81. -
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NO CURE NO PAY.-DR CURBITT 10 DIANE ar
10y - eousnlied en We treatment q tsrtar tslieA
eeeaea rrertce 81 srteer yA1s devoted ha f~aat
wsnt 81 delicate dssaees ershsa NJ NJ - s~s ~ -nr
mercury used. W. n"
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DkEokRisoN Is CONSULTED ON vENtRrAL
alststee, Wi,h honorable cuuntsnce. rrncuce n
hry years enables hin eurt rerfeefr. uith'nt er-
eHry kccevt cascs removes IA faw ass. stric..rss
a.d rennal weakneEs he invarisbly No Zee al
sursd ses hhLsadon dipioma IA III See. itk Fuon
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Ia COOPER ~ DUANE STREET. aAs. FOR TIE
~ iorreen ycarA ctuansa hs r-sets n ths fr-At-
Mtnt uefcrrih ana either daeases "a aaiiente
ON enrt ne ucgt arLrava ~ 81 ths aisas aa6
r rfarra
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poOO cife MIXTURE for The ~ gsnsrrhssa gieeta
Structures ard similar disorders NJ mfhea speelV ,ve
without ne least restrictions % dst drink srrasrrp sr
ehAnr IN tIrhcAcp % business The rrnrretor
single case Which she uxtura will unaar ne See
eturt 81 hTe hundred dollars rurthsrths rarro.
% contracted dcse ~ the mNturt taken when 1900
VT " In bottles, WITH fnli dire1ton Al I'll ue kstte
LISTS vesh-ary cured On days re raie ~ n hi,
Rns, w Brnsdwayi Jos Ravard ttrset.
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CENINAL wEAKNRss. GENIAL prRIIIry- Tspo-

eney ane 9geeiments y marriage in general arising
rom obLary Lebits OF inoscreticn In youth invnraby
cured BY DR. De Laney Lspenard street. near Broadway
h nar Treatise the Diseases % Male FeAls
Seni,al system kanhoc ds Premature Decline c may 10
had, ~ writing only, pott-paid, gratis.
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E,rhAI koThhRs BOOK. Or MORAL FHYsreLOST-
~ ~ IBIS book c1rsflv read ty svfrt srriea rsrs
80 ~ ,syes t,osa ne f.ars q roysy rrd hs prss-
~ larre family n children. would ks rh~gstef
sd ~ 70 " hru ftrset Aiso ths Fss.fs gr
10 toek may De hsd A. Ne 50 south Third street Phlls-
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$1,000
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-12

80 .-- --., n,
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meaafsaays tas eSs processing ihs ANIMAL [ aIialat
ani 81 lis Iassriob. i,z lissrzrs Sscle1sss d the
C.al.s. vr-. ..sl-..z,4 ar MIS-. z, n
D's'-'A- 1A 1seAE "ss iAs AnSsaizs ~hsaAs A-s4e
b s1sh 1hlRc as American nin3-5,s ctlaacaFsi2cs
and sensapees-s H discussed the sss- Ia a, i.,er.
- 80
's i-A-le
n TIE evening, Rev Dr. Cox q BroaksyRs address.
. ne S'tisig q ilqaiTy
"a Thursday ihs Commencement exercises were al
'e-eas y tae nsa2l caaceEFss q Alumni, citizens AID
others In me absence oi the President. Pr0 y sTBes
a-11ialsd- The iaiioHiHg wsre among the exercises
Sas1izi0ry Address IN Latia- George Rowland
- -. x--,,.
=, H - -. = - --'' ! Is
Diassrz4eisu. lsFe d Knoxlsase Instructive ger.
@H.lAh L NsE7an, Phi.liEsto9.
60 - GO l3 n ! 80 RI l.s,elFos g
Orsre1. Tbs S,s,r1s,iTs FI;,as,r,y of he Ssr.
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st aau-la2 ilno Eht CIion TINS wlakea iAls-lct-
and Z Is fun d black ca-rrpliar- Ths Nersh Hrs'
send d unhsandns iu1egr3s here me Na-lhwes'
does nataivss Dc shis Siapesy caB manage sams d
lhsu.-ezruugt ID them generals e tssr purposes
Texas san6-hElaars. n 1Sz5, Aa3 influence enough
sacus Texas 4uasxz-iar and in 1S5s- the holders
af Texas bands and Texas SCRIPT VII tx pguzrird
snough 70 sa.nrs present Of $4,000 900 u Texas
u Inc NarZh HsFer understand these thinzz AEar
liz Sls9s9 .t39 hzvs tsen sscursl We saa hear ban
ii-tia soam excaieneni IN Texas Nsrzbsrn members
Whe vote For The $40 poo g93 fraa3 VII lab1s har5
-s make their Constituents believe thzi i was necessary
aoFazs ne Texas boundary BIZ, u prsFeaia rara out-
break rather sHrFil war, ts1Hean Iexas and tn
Ll3an IAlz Il al nousaRss-z mere prslanUs CIV
ths base acs. aa5 preEeu1 tbs people fru1n m
puEHiaE their motives and aaussinE their sn,as-5ry-
Texas does antarain the rsmoaesa idea ID drawing
me sword IN earnest Har Legislature oaHFenas te
aas, iat tas az Is oas par d the game necessary
% t's played, m order u secure ths sloass. 300.
Taken rs whole, tn. Teas blas-s- L he vsries.
buuug d The DAY, and never before was tars 50 err
rap; an ag,rrizssou u the hard earned rsolaer % the
people Of Lhis ogaay NIH be ths one in tbe Texas
boundary BAH The pesple have czass q alarm wbsa
corruption z-alks through 1hs capital q this oouuy. Al
morning. noon, and night
deep laid pian q fPongiBg the vel disposed PEG
pie Of the free States, in the sssdag which l. being
carried on, un3er feetenos q raising money TO aid IN
building the +'W4sHly0Tos MoKUnExT, n this
city. venture the opinion, that Boi 10 per cent Of al
hs RoBey raised By the men Who are ever The country
soliciting Subscriptions for Il this time, i
and good portion Of the lttls which shall ind lis way
into that treasury, VIII be needed 70 pay the salaries Of
the local ocers. Alter the people shall have been bed
pretty freely By Specializing travelling agents. Congress
iI be called upon for numerous and heavy appro7ri-
ations 70 complete the work Members Of Congress
understand this matter, l think, pretty well. B.
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HATEARKET BAsK. In the case Of the applica-
ton for injunction the officers ohis Bank TO re
strain their further proceedings, Jadge Shaw, or Fri
day ruled in favor Of the applicants on the preliminary
questions and decided that the case must be heard upon
its merits Wednesday, the 2lst was assigned for the
hearing, and in the meantime the temporary injunction
continued. Previous to this hearing, s a. Way,
the obnoxious dire ctor resigned his Office and presented
statement to show that the proceedings had all been
regular, and in good faith.
When the application for the charter Of this bank
before the Legislature last winter, such nforma-
ton communicated the writer Of this article, By
gentlemen Of Boston, as led to a reasonable aPprehen.
sion that the object OF the oFgaators Of the scheme
was, procure charter for fraudulent purposes
Enough Of the information was Communicated 20 the
Chairman Of the Committee Banking, to put him On
his guard-and il Is very likely that he had similar IL
formation from other sources When the bill to ineor-
poTate the bank reported to the house, we made
special inquiry concerning the matter, Of the Chairman
Of the Committee, and had his assurance that the sub
jet had been well booked into. that the original appli
caBts had made way for others, who had ASSUMED the
responsibility IN the case, and who were men Of high
standirg and character IN the business conmuaity-n
fine. that the charter going into the hands Of per
fecty safe and honorable men, fron whom the comma
nifty had nothing to fear. We were therefore satisfied
to let the bill 60 quietly through without inierposing
any obstacles Ia its way Our surprise nav therefore
be judged when the lis; Of Directors published
"a the papers. We think that those who suffered their
names to Be used for the purpose Of getting the charter
through. when It eod have been obtained without
should be held responsible for it-a, the bar Of public
opinion, at least