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The SETTLEMENT or THE vr1rp Qur,1ors.-

The SETT1xnKRT OF THE vExED QUEsT1oRs.-
We have saIefully examined our exchanged, since
the passage the California and Texas bills by
Congress, and taking he press as q general index
of the feeling of the people, there can be doubt
but spirit of satisfaction and rejoicing prevails
with the conservatives all parties in the country
That it should give unver al satisfaction cannot
be expected, for there are those at the North and
at the South who woul oppose any measure cal
culated to restore political peace TO the country.
But this kind people are by no means numerous,
compared with the great mass, who have at heart
the prosperity of the nation At the North are Sc
veral journals, the organs of fanatical set, who
have throughout sirenuous!y opposed the settlement
of the vexed questions, except upon the express
prohibition OF slavery in California, and the Topping
of the whole of the territory claimed by Texas,
without giving to that State consideration for her
claim ard there are those at the South who have
opposed the admission of California with the re-
strction of the institution of slavery, while they
demanded all the territory for Texas claimed by
her.
In Georgia and M ssissip as well as in Florida
and South Carolina, enactments were passed BY
their respective legislatures, authorising their GO
vernors, in the event Of the passage OF those bills,
TO convene their legislatures to take such steps az
might be deemed necessary. In all of these States,
except Sonih Caro- ina, the people have earnestly
desired that the Union should rot be endangered
by needless actor, and tundre de Of meetings have
been held and resolutions passed expressive of
heir desire 10 submit 10 some sacrifice for the
speedy adjustment of the sting difficulties.
Though the settlemen: may not be upon such terms
would meet the general desire OF al parties at
the South, it will nevertheless b. acceptable rather
han fostering sore upon the county should be
kept open.
The press generally, at the South, have favored
he measure of adjust ment, and h we spoken loud.
ly against the course pursued by tie ultrasts who
have called for the dissolution of the Union rather
Than California should be admitted. The agoay,
however, is now past, and our happy country will
rect awhile from agitation, until some other sec
tional hobby is rails d to distract her peace.
Before this time, upon the wings of lightning, the
news has gone forth, aud rejocings are going up
from the North and the South, aud the East and
the West; and to those who have been instrument
tai in bringing about the desired end, will the
grateful thanks OF satisfied people be freely of.
feIed.
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MON Ely a A II X K II.

TrEsD.y, September loop N.
The stock market opened heavy this morning and
quota atoms for most Of the fan css fell OF fraction.
At the nrst board Erie Income Bonds declined \ per
cent Farmers Loan, u Erie Railroad, Reading
Railroad, n Hudson River Railroad, a Morris Ca
nalh Us. 6s, 1867, advanced X There were lsrg.
sales Erie Income Bonds at the declines and 1t the
close large lots offered ut further depreciation
Ere Second Mortgage Bends were offered at 81 which
10 decline OF u per cent, without finding Pur,has
ers. Norris Canal III. most active fancy on the
list and most Of the sales time buyers option
After the close OF the arst board Erie Railroad sold at
rs which IS quarter per cent decline from the open
ing price.
Al the second board Erie Income Bends declined a
per cent; Harlem, = and Erie Railroad, y.
The steamship Asis, from Liverpsol, brings one
week later intelligence from all parts OF Europe
Cotton had declined from eight to onsqusrter OF
Q penny per pound, while Indian corn had advanced
This s the gist Of the commercial news received BY
graph and shall have to wait the arrival Of the
steamer At this port for details.
The receipts At the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to-day amounted TO sss0iA &c payments,
S72l e4-bslsnce, s6,l43 800 IS.
Amount tolls the Illinois and Michigan Canal,
paid at the Chicago ofoe, for the month OF August,
Vac SO 554 Al.
The Northern Liberties Gas Company, of Philadel-
phs have declared dividend Of Ave Per cent for the
last siI months Tb. Pennsylvania Pire Com
psDJ have declared dividend Of SO per share for six
months
The amount Of cash duties received imports into
the port Of Philadelphia In each Of the first eight
msnths, in each Of the past three years. was en-
ne1ed;-
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TBs CEIEHRAruD SOCIALIST BASQUkr AT Hoso-
KKs.-What n commentary do not the proceedings
sad speeches and sentiments a, the celebrated
socialist banquet al Hobokep, on Monday last, fur
rsh the principles 81 that nest OF d-orsAni1er.
spd anarchists. Oae OF the members advocated
the erection ~ the euillotne In this age Of the
vorld, end in civilized community, aud the de-
strucuon Of al that good ren hold near aud dear.
What n commentary ar, the principles advocated
ly Journal, the editor of which makes such pre-
tensions 20 hpr8niiy and religion Aad yet, the
- the Parry which the New York Tr.bsss has cup
ported 20 loug. II such refcrner. were to have
their way, there would soon BE- an end to all gov
eminent, except the Gill OF the mob-;o ell rights
OF properly, and to all security Tor life. Every
pInciple Of justice, religion, and equity, would be
o., a, ncushi, and tn. scenes which followed the
hrst French revoluuon, would b. re-enseied in
every civilized nation What observations has the
socislisi ,drtcr ~ the Tubs.s TO tnahc on those
TTocccdisgs AZ the socialist hasgretf
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fpsru-s. Three capital horses trot this afternoon
az the Ceut<, vile Course, tor purse, via co. m
Fanny h G Stranger. aud ch. e. e-lin good rae.
may b. reasonably anticipates from the eg~ality 81
the speed Of tbs nsgs engaged Fanny IL the favorte
Bii-prsLp MAMA rather novel sesstts oil
eons OF on the Harlem river, th,s afternoon ct four
O'Clock 10 ~ill ~ ro-inz contest and the 70 ger.
gill be blindfod-d Tbis 10 decidedly souething ne-
and no doubt u -ui snnrd good deal Of neut
a. thss~ Tho oil witness IL
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Peiitisal untelligenss.


The election in this State on Monday, IVES for Co.
vernon, members Of the Legislsturs and members Of
Congress.
GOVERNOR Asp LsGIsLAruHs.
John Hubbard democrat Is doubtless re elected 90
vernon BY the people, by clear majority Crosby
Why, and Talbot, soil Both branches Of the Ls-
culture VIII also be democratic, ~ usus judging
In the First District, Mons Macdonald democrat Is
probably elected. In nine towns the votes stanl for
Macdonald, dem, 25s for Appleton, wing l, 500 /;
showing whig gain Of 81 on the election OF 1913 The
stood thus For Cas- 6433; Taylor 42s9 " Buren,,
La Further returns leave no doubt OF Ma,donalds
election.
Seesni Disyiet.-Cumberlsnd eounty.-Ths osnii-
dstss were N. Appleton (democrs, and W p. Fessen-
den, (whig and free soi. The plurality for the for
will not be large IL he is elected The vote in 1sas
wxs, Case. $3.50, Taylor, 4,7e7; v Buren, Las
Third Disfriet.-Not heard from.-Ths vote In ls4s
Was Csfs, 4o2o; Taylor, o $780, Van buren, 24oS The
whie candidate s doubtless elected usual In this
district
Fourth District Lincoln and part of Oxford The
drsws, democrat Reed, whig as the Bath whis
paper comedies hts election. The dis rict is
presented by whig Vote In lsis Cass, oola Taylor,
6,l34 Van Buren,, 1870.
FIfn District W aldo and somer,et-Thom>s Cush.
ing democrat doubtless elected. Vote in 1sis-Cass,
5,592; Taylor, 4,232; Van buren,, 2l45.
Sirh DisHiet -Penobsoot and Piscatuq us.-yote in
1S4S-Csss, b.s14 Tsylsr, 49lo Van buren,. 1892.
washburn whix, and two democrats, stetson and
Strickland were run at the late election despstek
from Bangor says Washburn Wing, is elected by 900
plurality.
Serenh Disfrief-Hsncock, Washington and Aroos-
took counties.-Vote in lstS-Cass 754 Taylor 607b
Van Buren,, SOC As far returns received from
forty towns and three plantations, Pike whig gains
$50 votes and the probability is Ia svsr Of his cleo
ton
In the pressn mt Congress, Maine Is represented by
Eve democrats aud two wings The wings may have
gained member aud perhaps two Ut this election
MASSACHUSETTS.
Seosnd Congreu District There Is again choioe
In this district. Mr. Upham, whig fails abort OF an
election by over 800 votes.
MISsErorA.-Ths election In the territory Of Mime
has resulted la the election of the Hon Henry II
6iblty the present delegate TO Congress Col. A. VI.
withdrssn from the canvass. The election was not
upon party grounds.
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA.
Sailing Of The Steamships Georgia and
Cherokee.

IN. NAH steamer Georgia Capt. Porter, Yin t-sv-
th,s port ., thre. o'cleeh this srrnoos.
W. shall publish The wsrslr Hss,to 81 s-o O'Clock
sbis morning
yhc4. drsireus q sending the latest VI their
trends In California any ether part % the pseiac
esn leave their orders % the once.
sissle copies. sixpence
The steamship Cherokee, Captain wisdle vfn lesvs
fer, hssre. on Friday. the lesh iustaat
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TYR TKiBupE AVID rvs SLAVERY QUEsrov--
The nrniable editor q the Tibsz, denies, that dur
sg the heat OF the excitement the slavery cues
son, he asserted that he preferred dissolution Of
the Union % the abandonment ~ the vilnos pro
vi.o. We are delighted 10 see that b. makes the
ae.isl an terms which, with him, are more cour-
aesus than usual. Our Foureute ootemporsry -
improving in his manners very much. sad We are
b<gnsinr 10 think, that the pains which Ne have
saken 10 make hiun q decent add we'll behaved
mas, have not been 10 vsia. Before we took hiui
.. hsnd, he would have said. You lie bsse vii
Ian" OF used similar ungentlemsaly language, in
sonu.dic,ne an assertion; be-, he has become aJie
calm end smiable.
Af'er few more l-esous, we are 10 kopes that
ne viii r. az well msanered az !; IL possible for
ksn 20 b. hsniim-, however, We rsi.ersie vhs,
ve said, and beg to inform our greatly reformed
sstempcrsSy. that h IA cay whs, We charged hin
~ith-thsi ~ greiertd dissolution q the Uoiou
10 the abardonment % he Wilmot p,oviso hum-
bre, and q, our lsisnre We will eivs chapter sad
urss IN ptogf Ct vha. was rom lhe eluma 81
~ Tf;t-Ts
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NAILS ron EUROPE.

III. rsn pship Ameris. .in lesv. this port q,
noon 20 day, for Balfsr sns Jv~pcci The
mall. viu close ~ half past zen s'slcsh sbis morning.
The peAs. H-sls vin 10 ruhi,.sss q, bs,i p-ss
niSs o'elosh
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JArss q BsSrrrr. E-a
Dear sir.-f sav In the HsroA, Of this date. my
name among the list Of candidate. for the once %
pis,rict Attorney Believing that you desire 10 for
nish reliable information upon all matters tab. the
liberty To stats that not eandtdst. tor that Of
eee any other, OF the spr-yscblug election Very
respectfully, JAMIE VI SMITH Jr
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ou Surops would respectfully inform hi-Pae and the
pubie generally that his sdins school 50. opes for the
rpptls Monday. 9Th sept ne wosd also
,hsnt his rsgna for the liberal support
received their hands and trusts BY realous
tsution b, profeon and pusresd stt~etoe 70 th.t
which hs bish Las tsireA
IA Of the patronage 81 the gu bile.
n. DfsaRow. ~ Fourth svsaxA
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ss.e rsverfui essst sr6ns sud fall p-riesr 10
theee vhess eorsutu.0ns req.re nsursAnent end
viser sssh rsI,ons vsrid be benst.s " uss
or hr.s bstue, ~hsh " tskss vfshevt r~ssrt "
drnk set sany s.eases for The vse. ~
their hloed t.ins rurtd. oussuts q ss-sy
t,s thsir titusiors Nv ner-etrs srpy prcs--r
sm.sy Tssueh the Bit,srs will ~ fyona ssrt>s
81 re.tsrfrs NE heath and WIGS. Price ~ rs
hs.:ie prlrsirsi ecss, X rsitsp ttreet.
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-. s -, rcrsaeas Drcss.ng Os: :, a, &c
s 's.ss ~ many "a, a; s
ssis.. s.sssssS hsrsa ar. .ss s.e good
aIGss which may b .n1I g.s aS. The Metallic
DR.. Kellinssr has Indeed gained, BY the
Ia. s1Ss ~ sess
ssa Ss'' her T. Be .. rsd, !, sS
s =. his s ss%pss e the SSp,o1E
q rsas GsrssssS: seem. I:ss y 5:
81. fss 81
this the Which s s sa
main un.hahep in this land Of civil religious bsr
Ito hilinss each Can 90 Broadway.
cure sa The scfsy sSpp-s . Large 70
foreign vendors.
DIR. Jamesw. q III, OccuIistJA urist, 30.
sss Ear h a o at 81 & s E
Warren Shsrs can BE- had his popular Ts:a..
BYE and Bar Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
Comb Factory, 3s7 Broadway.-Ths most
ehos selection Of work Dress Combs Tortoise she'll
toVs the ad1snsss Of Procuring combs at sSs
from the fact that the greatest care taken in the
Ing done. AZ J. SAUNDERS.
wigs and Toupses. aractured by
iorsd to The puse Thousand. nov Se.rins them. o.s
their NKhthess. durtblhty,
others Call and examine at Clirehughs hair Cutting
loon. l7e Broadway. opposite the Howard Hotel.
Wigs! Wigs !-Cpizcns and Strangers
invited to inspect PHaLoNS style Of Wigs and Tou
t his ceebrssed Wsize Hair Dye Fse;ory l Broadway
orner Of Dsy street. copy tho address.
wigs and TOupess-Another Hetial has
been awarded VIM Daehesr for the tst Wrs and rou
PEGS The public invited 90 inspect bis style for
lSt0 at BACHELORS celebrnted Wig Factory Wall et
H. keeps the largest and beet In the oty Copy
the address
Hair Dying-Phaion's Magic Hair Dye TO
color the hair whiors the moment i IL applied without
injury the hair skin. IL he washed immediately
without disturbing the color and ha. bad odor. II ssp
iT Broadway.
Hair Dye.-Batche lor's Genuine Liquid
Dye only be procured AZ the msnufstory tWal
street Tho public should guard Axaiast limitations See
various diplomas Persons whose hair has ssgpmed sad
the Of the imitation dyes can have oof
rooted BY calling as above. Copy she address
DIR. Wheeler, Ocuiist, rs barclay street,
devotes his excu attention to dseaees OF the Eye H
has imported from Paris Artificial Eyes OF improves
which he inserts TO resemble the natural eye
Once hours TO o'clock: pamphlet, with Remarkable
by Dr. be bad grztutously at his residence
Mothers, Attention i-ir yOa want u sure,
rapid failing for Sweod Broken Breas
And Sore Nipple get Dalleys Genuine Pain xItrsctor
Avoid the In the old wrapper and get the genu
ine article in the new dress, nroprietor's depot
II. DALEY. AIS Broadway
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A. srandIssn. No. I barclay street. Astor

HonrW holesals ard rsa i-pot u Uomnosons Tor che
human h.r tsnoninatsd BY numbers, from Ons % x No
Shs trcparation aspss dsudrur and vii - properly
srprse ter IN. cleansing and brilliant app ,rsaev
muriatss the hstr Dr. Grspdjsau can se csnsalsi
every day Sundays excepted, at his once Ne Rarcisy
street House fsm esht ooeek In the morning un
IN eelook in the sv
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w. Ne ~ Broadway contains the srFes ssd nse~t es
81 Dssuerso,yIs o. any ether lace ia ,he ~ort
reasure " ding friends -hsre they
GET trehins that vi pleas thsn for tne III
psrf,et. thst they cannot put - rsusst.
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with loshsse Of over SIX hundred feet and n Bsx1s
20 interruption With every severe chang. In N. -
thor. Successful competition with the ps.6,.. m.
road, the oshsr outlet OF the sehuylkiu r,ris> 70
simply impossible At the best the canal a h. ,.vt
gsbls order not more than seven out Of The tvelv.
months while the transportation the rsilrssd is
uninterrupted from end Of the year 70 the othsr
The by the canal Is necessarily Of To-
dious and ncertsin character while By the r,ro.d
1t Ia more certain and speedy. There ID st saothsr
serious which the schuylt,n canal lsSors
under. II loses oustonsr he n not apt 70 n
turn. Driven from the sohuylkil by freshsts he oon-
structs lateral read to connect with the Bsadins
Railroad and after once enjoying Direct certain
and speedy communications with . market, with Q
total freedom from all spprehe nsioas arihng from
scarcity OF water he lie ndispossa to 70
back to tho dow old bioned shipments BY the canal
In this way, the Reading Railroad has eesussd the
great bulk Of the carrying trade Of the sehuylkir
coal region indeed nearly not quite, the whole bu-
siness OF the canal is direct shpmsnts from
the mines to the New York market. A comparative
value of the stock and bonds OF the two companies 10
the best test OF their intrinsic worth The bonds Of
the sohuyIkill Navigation selling at 70 while
those OF the Residing Railroad disposal Of ct "a
The stock OF the former, which at one time con-
msnded higher price than the shares OF the United
States Bank In is pamiest days. could not new be
sold In any quantity for more than SI2 per share
while that OF tho latter has risen WITHIN this last nix
months, from S32 to SO 4 $S1 per share.
The quantity Of flour, wheat, corn, and barley left
at tide water, during the first week In September
In the years 1919 and 1850, was a. follows
Tlssv, bis Wheel, 5u. Corn, b. Bsrlsy, Bu
1870. S0Ss lO046o 97S6d sSo7
1860. s0,l2S I,sin 1ol0Ta Asols
Ins.. o,Os7 03il o,7os @Ias
The aggregate quantity of the articles left 1t
Tide water, from the OF navigation to
tine sth September inclusive during the years 1870 and
1880 was as follows -
Iisur. bGis WAeat. b.. Com, ~ Dsrlsy, bx
ls4o Ian 339 Dos s34 3769 6g7 1i1o4l
1850 ..l,247,327 s4l,t65 25s22ss 9oas7o
Dec. lHOi2 I5s46e 1Io7, sla Inc. ea,saa
The aggregate quantity OF the articles LEFT ct
tide water from the ment Of navigation to
the sth of September inciusv during the years lsss
and 1850, was ~ follows:--
Flour. Lhs. Wheat. 5s Corn Su Bslsv, Bu
it4S. u 23s go 1Oi5 2S9 169eeO4 ll7,loe
1850. Il ,S27 s4lb65 26e2 2s5 2oeo7e
Inc 80 ell, Dec 2os ,27 mo Gus, Isi 1880
by reducing the wheat to -four, the Qusntty Of the
latter left tide water this year compared With the
correspor ding period sflsst year. decrease Of
2o4 zoo barrels Of -four.
The following table shows the quantity OF some Of
the principal articles Of produce lett at tide water
from the commencement OF navigation 10 the sth OF
september inclusive during the years 1915 $50 days
lsso, l2O days; 1850, las days
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tfsnaes rem ale, wht.ssy, aud 1uors will - sofa
sustep ~ Coo.y xesse their sales Rooms 81 and 81
Thursday morning September ~ A. oeleet
~ithou All the vines and haeers Admitted 10 "
hsts sales reprsesatse. snd pure 80 imr0rssd
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stas spe ,.ia ese.ss. Az it "a .- sno- posaysly
-1~ed W usirg Ocur,uss fshs- hsciest>d scap. The
f-udrs aube srsaeses hair from 81 the bcdy
LIQUID Rosr fer Pale ps ard cheet LILY Nhtsf or revsh
,,,, Hv.ssepy Csfsvasr sa-.h rg-s e. rhlAkeirhta
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We. are rs iss o. ard .shsrv bss r.col-
lee, thai the le and qualify b. bed 90 u Ccutt
ispdt street, uaser tse serssssts Hs,e fer ~ ssc..
raitsr. sausilv
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Brosd-sy h.u.r tried 70 IVY The sr.t ess. Tor Js.ny
r.thsr Ersa. the halter sasek you ~sat bssut
ful Hat Of the fall fashion, advss 20 call KNOX.
for q ssScert tiehet.
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nrhnyUSrsESr or TIE SLAVERY q uRsTIoS, AVID
TIE pARD Pass The party journals, both whig
and democratic, are fighting each other, like Bill
ingsgate fish women, about the slavery question,
which is now happily settled; and the warfare is
very amusing, II not ludicrous. They each
striving % get clear Of the disgrace of supporting
this Wilniot proyiso and opposing an adjustment OF
the territorial difficulty. They are also endeavor-
ING TO claim the merit Of the recent settlement Of
the question by Congress Now, in this they are
both wrong The agitation was commented by
party politicians, maintained by party politicians,
end fomented by party politicians. Party polili-
clans, however, had nothing TO do with its settle
ment but great deal with its origin and progress
Both wings and democrats are guilty ct ineifably
and changcably originating the whole Of that dh-
Guilty. In point OF time, the wings first commenced
the bad work Of disunion. For long time bcfors
Mr.. Wilmot, 81 Pennsylvania, presented his reso-
luton in Congress, VIM. III. Seward, Of this State
commenced the agitation on his own account, aud
that ef the party 10 which he vas attached. As TO
the settlement Of the question, the truth is IL
broush t about by the intellect and patriotism Of
great minds Of both parties, who are above party
spirii, and who showed that they were ready TO
sacrifice themselves, II necessary, to the interests
Of the country. II is as well TO keep these truths
before the public, for we have no doubt that the
mere parry jouihals. after doing all in their power
10 prevent q settlement OF the difficulty, will,
that settlement has been achieved, continue their
eAeuions 10 monopolze tn credit Of it We
marked those joumals aud the agitstog politicians
throughout the country. as the controversy pro-
gre-sed, ani, 10 far as we are concerned, none OF
them shall deprive those who really entitled TO
credit Of what n their due
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s.-ber Lurdsd sad twenty ave rhsts fer
Bd1s nds Conesrt Cssts Garden, eu wsias.dad eve
Mrs We llh is. Ihsy are AZ very .. sy Ye,,ed no,
them icing una-r the salisrI. aud al ~ them
nshdinf fuii ,s- % the stage e,s ~ ons
ist OF spsiJ, % kDNAhD PhhLoN
lp7 Brssdvsy, undsr ths Frsnklis House.
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matter thurss shfsre pronsnase--asther
u bs rshesa all discover this srlsaad
hat wLsts the res on simply eecsase thsy are volt
a9s ana s.le fair pce,tsts the secret. Gall ~ me
corner 81 CT s,bam snd feari streets.
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The Syracuse Convention.

The Democratic State Convention viii meet At syrs-
day We give below list of all the delegates
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A C.rd.-rn. s.,..cr,s.r having r,

specifically i,foiu.d that The usaa rres q sdnisgs
,hii lps - hs charxea a. re sue,ios s.ies - ~
h.d there ~ n. II. LEEDS Co.. $500
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The weekly receipts show an increase on those OF
last year Tor all tho leading articles OF brsssun but
there s much greater deficiency particularly in In
dian corn to make up than supposed would exist
at this season. Should next advises from Europe
relative TO the harv.sts be unfavorsbe Il viii give
impetus to shipments from the interior thai win
bring the aggregate up TO that Of last year.
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Court Calendar h,s ia


C,sertr Covar--Sos sS1 s33 sts, sJ6. SIS to SIS.
Cossos PLras- Nos B1s. 500 Gsl, JS2, LS3, l55 ssT
$50 600, col, 354, s25, sT2, l52. 4ss.
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BILE ulsta fer have bssn pissed 10 tbs
hrues q Cooley kesse he told al Aoetien ,hetr
Rryadws, % White srest. this DAY 90 1.
cest highest bidder. -ith0st reserve. Per-ps.
hsVrs ucists vhich they eannot make us Of css had
rwehtsre " banding them IA 30 the az tioneers
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

There are here ONE hundred aud ave delegates, ont
Of one hundred and twenty eight, Who have been sp-
pointed 20 attend the Convention In several OF the
sountiss fs. soil delegates hsv. been chosen, Witch
10 very probable, will create nsid-rsble doulty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

The aggregate quantity Of the articles LEFT at
tide water from the commence ment Of navigation to
the sh Of September inclusive during the years lsss
and 1850, was as follows:--