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In Stark county the whig senator Is elecled--a gain.
Ar,,ua, of The Steamer Atlantic Four days later from
Europe.-Further Aduance IN Cotfoa.-Decfine ~
Breadsiufs.
NEW yoKK, October, Pa. ,m,-The American mail
ing with four days advices from Europe She bring
hundred and twenty eight passengers Her dates from
LlvERpooI corros MARkEr, Sept 5.-The cotton marke'
darax The pas' .ns days has ss'sd n%' aa mnbe
81 fair Orleans Bid per h. The sales on The day prior %
The Atantics sailing were 10000 bales Al the above
Breads,us has been dull and prices declined 81
sS and price:
although the wheat crop has turned well In Eng
land as was expected There is better yield OF potatoes
la Scotland the crops geneI ally good and will
The overland mail has arrived from India The
market opened a, Shanghai with an Improvement IN
The political news is altogether unmportant
Condition of The Norlhera Markets
in sau+. ssng Exchange
IOi premium The -four market is dull under the news.
e%a ss ss'Ssa sfai Rye oS ou IS
Grain quiet Wheat isduI, and tending downwsrds-n.
81 s. cents; yellow. IS Oats and rye unehaneed
pHos rs do9Pss Mes ss $40 70
csSp held m bS n
The Niagara sailed to-day for Liverpool, with "a
passengers, and $500 900 ia specie.
sale. OF s cs: ,ssa
n s at II IS es' m s.GoP
ITO cents. Yellow corn, 81 % cents Oats and rye
q polk il ases Of buyers LARD cents in L.
no sales reported. whskry. 21a al cents IL bbis.
Jenny Lind in Boston,
Bosros Oct s, Is5o-Jenny Lind has returned to Der
evening a specIat immediately alter the concert
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NuuumAl vapor Baah-Adopted unanimously by Congress-
ehe strong recommendations United
suFsous physicians, per tssonisIs
hxed
svss 70 die dssilsssd and 70 the s equal distribution Of
ando suphw me shown United States pcniiensy
and ecien In diseases called mercua In
narc, Of operations OF
r oriental ssamhafh ssni used In Turkey there lately
studied be particularly
TO the andEhr for making
and use furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
Fvanic and machine, and other
AppAsd City Hail. wing FIRST floor, (convenient for The
ssP -eod6 BOYD REILLY.
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Mrs. ID. n. Barr's French snd English Seminary for
+VaM HMH Young Ladies',
Conner cf Ninth and ssysets Wsshi~sfor,
WILL reopen Monday i7th Of September thorough
cours Of Epssh studies pursued and superior
are cassd oI occurring languages and other IN this
iusuuon Able Instructors employed the
psptls issusssd ned number n
esvsd who have the advantage Of converng French
ard alec ~ enjoying the comforts Of pleasant
Tsrns, BE-. made known application 70 the Principal.
Az g5--a9wlw = UE
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Ofies, No. 6s Wal street, Nep York.
MoRRIs FRAKKLIs, president
HrEscKR d. BENEDICT, vice president

erEscKR d. BEkspIcT, vice president
PLIsY FREEAAK, actuary.
THIS company upon principles
upon principle proportion OF the amount
Of has greatly
business and profits, and conferred Its dement's al the
icastp osrbe and outlay TO insurers
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California
Washington comprehends the following omcefs
Jones, NJ. d. medical examiner, corner Of and ID
Peter O. washington agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buidngs. June 2-u
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lo,snss0 ii1oa,soo is,4s,ios isosl,l0o is;2oa,iOo

continual increase IL hero appsrsn although the fund.
have osclaed between the banks and the treasury Since
March last the increase has been large In boh place, and
the Of large imports over. when the duties viii
DO less and tho payments Of the under ap
preparation bills vii be moe tho quantity In bank will be
swollen by receipts from tbs treasury well from Cali
ornis and In II falling exchanges There IT, thece-
tre very little probability that these institutions will be
detevi om keeping the line Of discounts high pos
,ibe, in order to maintain their dividends by
loans la the face Of decl ming Of discount This
Boston banks have succeeded in doing up the present
me seen In the following fsurest III fsls
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OF this capital 81 been osmed since July and
has not earned fu dividends The emporium Of the
uscfuring district since the reduction Of the bnsfeerf
tariff and The formation Of the destructive sub
has increased s bank capital three and quarter millions
and It's bank profits per cent thsi Is say. the
capital averages and half per annual dvi
deads against five per In ls4ts remarkable In.
stance OF decaying rsdei
business geney is fair The prices realized FOR goods
during the fall not however, likely stimulate large
but the general aspect OF the country trade 10
good dealers may hope esxe better In the
spring The competitien betwees Eurpean and
give Us the best cloths the cheapest PRICES u operating
much only ihstwe getting every year
better goods FOR produce. but they exert themselves 10
extend the market for produce there, IN order that they
may sell more The produce markets generally active
At be''er Cotton improved cent under the Cam
bria's ncws-sayi y ,sises t..sasa ~ s5ain05
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n .t4fevfW James q. Berret
WILL attend The prosecution before Congress and
W various executive dcpartmenfs of the government.
Once and dwelling street, between ash ana lem streets.
Oct a--m
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has completed the most extensive arrangements 10
volume. H.1|-
O. James. sesbrssed novelist, engaged 10 give
poem for every number.
Grace Greenwood engaged TO give series Of her beautiful
I'M LsEe Of South Carolina win contribute buIan,
Miss Fennlmore Cooper Hours,
saged, with Whipplo and Lonsfelow, Bryant and Lowell
r. D. Reed, the artist and Dusseldorf, his
Italy 70 furnish from The galleries superb set Of drawings
splendid Of highly hnished drawings by David
Ps furnished for Graham Incompatible depart
Paris England United ss,s. The n appear. in the De-
cember number. 7Il7I
An ore,s year plendor Magazine for 1851 and
the system Of canvassing agents. and
editor agents. Nows clubs December
number closes the volume
TERMs--sINGLE COPIES, a. $50 .s
rmes 2, eLg.s sos lssI-A ords. FOR c,sh.ms Ma.n.,
gle subscrbsrs - copies nvc copies copies
for 90 and copy person sending
.cbe These terms gill no, be departed from by
dollar magazines. $500 4 - n
All orders addressed 70 ~
IDA Chestnut street, Philadelphia Penn.
A MA0NIF1CENT Pfane-Just received per baron. Iowell
One magnificent piano me styie On louis
XIV h In volume, and purity Of tone elasticity Of
touch and beauty Of eeror unrivaed by
carved front, skiax elegant ,
instrument accompanied highest testimonials -
These INSTRUMENTS with supplies, assortment
mo and elegant south Of New York. prices
pianos taken par. payment On hand ,.rr. sock
o EYER, :. elegantly insd vio'ins h
New music received week. as can be
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TOHN McCAII.A, late Second Auditor OF the Treas
the prosecution Of claims on the govern
ment before Congress, the departments In the settlement Of
military accounts, and agency business generally. -
him should he paid His OF
6ce q the Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue
wAsHnoros CiTy, Apri2s-u
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NOzlcn - Tss-psyers--Eishs Per csnt. reductien.-
No. bysy gysn, that for the is5o became due
On - ~ July and that deduction Of eight cent H allowed
upsa psvnsnfs Of sssd made during me present month
.lsNt4. BaNN&peH 81 A. RoTHwELL, Collector,
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Whole tickets ssO--Iavss sbouarten SS-eightns ~ So
Certificates Of packages Of q whole tickets, siso %
M do q quarter do 65 90
Do do 26 eighth do % SO
Orders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages in the
will receive the most prompt attention. and
each drawing Immediately after over
all who order ffOm @' "a
Address j. u mAUhi, agents, Z
Sent 90 4# 4sit@- t' Alexandria, Virginia
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ITO ali persons whom u may concentrations murphy
Isman, died the e4s In the county o. HafaI and
State OF yrna nsestate leaving estate, TO which
his mel in any entitled, under the laws Of Viz
eina Said Murphy his widow, who admins
md who viii be entitled 70 ihe same s MS au
method Of normins such, forward and
her said property otherwise she viii
ssch and will consider the her
Aug 1-wiA' MARY A. MURPhf
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With the received New Orleans, the total
the Both September S3i 100000. The amount arriving
will make larger for October than f,r September
IL will be observed that from the first arrivals
has boon progn sye and for the last quarter the
Is IS per Of the whole IL /. also the this
In the present year 900 900 has been
than has been coined through the incapaoy of the Pha
de phia milt This i,ouicnce will b. monthly en-.
hsncs the great dement OF the general interests Of
country. The imfor and exro: Of specie at this port
the years ending September 30 bsve been a. follows.
1877 i 1913 1919 1850
Import, Ss,7sI,se5 sBssu ss,9l.0S sI7.05s 522
Export, s9s,G96 I29N6e5 4.T $40 s,7l6,93O
This gives for four years Of three mil
lions imported per mhouse, aud about twenty
four millions Ier mmigrsnts. The amount in this city
now is as follows, compared with former returns
~ ~ Specie ~ Ntg York. gH #H n
June, Ie4a March. June, 1850. Aug. Oct 7, lss0
In a6 sol go 739 a57 90 $50
In treasury, ,oe65si "a, sse ay6soH 5,oi0 si2oou
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wool oontinnsso sel ws tvesy Arm rAiss TbeSnan
ho'nfen keep up ssrnis>a psatns bsy 90
wool ssiss nssry 100000 lbs Al 81 medium lbIood 90
csn.i hns, -; pulled country lambs. saIss ses hat
4Q Dl,-sG an.9i
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n removed his once the building the corner OF l4 street
III and Pennsylvania avenue where be will be happy TO serve ~.
agents. PENSIONS hpay ciaims and all other business
curing viii al
fidelity and despsh All letters TO receive at
be paid and addressed TO him at washington city
D. C. s#..t Exc
Ap o-ly
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2 BY DYER q BROTHER. Aacsasnssrs- n. ..
TRUsTEEB sALE-on THURSDAY, the ilsh day Of Nevs.Ss
ns. O'Clock, In front q the psenses By v villa
Lissi A. s. NO TO- fsics 49, 10, IA s one d. ~
r.sords Tor wsshinson couaU in The District q celuns M
sell n public auction, the LOT No ", IN
with the improvements, consisting Of frame house. Ae
. street. between 2oth and 2ist streets, II q sn3 ifHl
d 81 ANDERSON, Tus'es.
@ss ~ HsH h4h DYER BROTHER
Semi vpvds ,tta sa ftrf ~ N@nl Aueucnssr
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RRHNCH and swlss Embreiasries.-ws have a Isrse
aons ~ desirable goods which We se
ever oGsfe1 II This city before, Wis ~
i.ooo wogns1 coisns ~ esnn 20 81 sat hEMI
Else Yroneh- wofked collars ~ 5otos2 2 ~ \
ysBny Lad collars bQcenm 9, ~ 80
DO " habits ~ 10 ~ 30
Pine 49, s1s<ves u 50 20 ~ 80 l d
1os n1>nn sAseves 80 Gems " ~ 50
hno assounens Of lace demi wells .4n .-lt
Linen hnadk erchiefs. plain and figured nets n.
n1-hths - stand, knsr Lace Store 49,
Gentlemen viii DO well look and
hea t7E
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Jenny Lind in Boston

Bosros. Oct s. IS5J.-Jenny Lind has rsturned 10 her
quarters the Revere House, having Pro, idence las
evening in special train Immediately after he concert
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BirsARy or CoseRxss, Oct 2, 1850
NOIlCA ~ hereby given that the Congress
WIN - ccssd on Tuesday, the Instant viii not again
Be spesea s0di fhursdsy the ith Of November. =
%. Iaai JOHN g. MEEHAN,
ocss-$4>"iA 4M tt1 Ehthf F Lbraisn.
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EW and Elegant Csrpetings, &cIhe subscribers have
the pleasure Of informing their friends and the citizens gen.
OF cities Of Washington Georgeon and
Of Furnishing goods Of every variety, fully compiss and
tasie former display which the attention Of their has
been invited. They name .g .4.H lIarHH s&a
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II \ i, 80
WANTED imnnedissely, . woman 90 40 ne eecn s
and washing FOR small family. need appy but ,nen
can owe ~ ssssreco~mssssaons white wo'"ar wcsr
sr~d. Inquire this oNce. fd unAl ssslAE - W -
--------------------4--- ia,
TAvID Cepp>rnsId, NO. IsPasnany edition re- II
N sepsH II IN sAsSN 4'eatS.s-
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PA +" 2l5,455
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We continue 10 notice a very active business IN Mannac-
ure the demand being general embracing all descriptions
prices have again largely advanced from, 10 cents per 10
We know vi nothing in sound condition under Ito cenis
The sales embrace q 900 packages with Diminished STOCK
in the hands of agents the Let inst OF 0494 PACKAGES
~ m. same nrriod last month"; % Isl packages.
SEW ORLEANS AND RICHMOND MARKEf-our
adyices from Ne~ Orleans state that very full prices are pau
for an descriptions; no change in quotations Receipts to
The 24h alt, SO l24 hhds Stock hand 1S97 hhds Al
Richmond Virginia. prices have again advanced; me article
has now reached point not attained in many previous years
with a continued upward tendency.
BALTIMORE MARKETING estimated stock on sale
in Baltimore $500 hhds portion Ut which IS heo unaer
limits; the following the quotations: MARYLAND Interior
10 good to cs Wrappers, 10 10 rs. Ohio Coms,on,
10 & good 10 and Spotted To 81 Yellow, IL o2o To-
mi Insp cun this season of Maryland 76ll hhds d. do
Ohio sl44 together 25754 hhds Total Inspections last
sea san 10 same period 0.2I9 hids.
THE GROWING CROP.-lhe improved appearance oil
the growing crops noticed in last both IF Virginia kfn
ucEr and Tennessee is much less hat'ering, arising
from local and other The fact longer be DIS
gused thn, Virginia must prove less productive
hnn for long series years the late foundations having
much injured planters prospects, particularly III Tie 10"
lands where the finest crops raised.
FOREIGN TOBACCO.-Thc imports OF Cuba have been
ahuut 200 bales all If which taken promptly ey Inc
dealers al high figures leaving the market again bare OF STOCK
Havana continues in small supply all choice Invoices are
readily disposed Of al extreme rates.
Respectfully, L. O. II. MEooi.NuCR.
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,NnrsTRI.I. EXHIBITION

letter from the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, American Min
lister London the Department of State, accompanied
by certain documents relating the Industrial Exhibition
(says the National negence having been referred TO the
Central Committee of the National Institute answer
ed in accordance with the desire of the chainan and
pies Of the pamphlet published by the said Central Commit
lee were forwarded for the information OF parties In Eng
land interested here that subject The
lest steamer brought the following acknowledgment and
appeal from Mr. Lawrence, which we feel confident
will be lost On The patriotic agiicultusis mechanics
manufacturers miners and inventors OF the United States
Ii Egypt Prrsu India and China 10 be there what
shall Keep the neiehbor, America among the lag
CARDS The Governors OF the several States have been APP
peacd TO- and have acted with most commendable
prompitude by tie appointment of local committees, 10
take charge of what belongs their respective States
Others understood TO be preparing he lists for the same
purpose:
LONDON ArGusT IS 1850.
DEAR SIR: beg 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your letter
of the 9th ant copy OF which have transmitted with
the pamphet, Ia Col. WILLIAM REID, Old Palace Yard
Chairman of the Executive COMMITTEE of the Industrial En-
h5iton 10 whom address communications upon the
subject Of the exhibition.
am happy inform you that arrangements Tor the pro-
noscd exhibition being made upon extensive scale
in France two thousand persons having us earn already
entered their names in France exhibitors Every country
in Europe will contribute this grand show, and Egypt,
Persia India China preparing the products OF 'he.
skill and Labor for The exhibition believe that nearly all
nations will come here in 1851 cannot but entertain the
saneuine hone that the citizens Of the United States WI" avail
themselves Of this opportunity only OF exhibiting the va
ous products of skill and labor but induce us many men
as possible 10 here who possess the ability 10 pron y
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Mr. Disney declared his intention by his Amendment 70
break up the existing made by the Secretary OF
S,ae If bankers be used he thought more con-
with the principles Of Government and fair deal
inr TO throw the open the money market Inc
adopton of his amendment he commended would not reeVe
,b president and the administration of the RESPONSE
b,y for the proper administration Of the appropriation in
the bill. l.,,;,a it, ;,
lii witbou; amendment He 10 show that the
ooyernmen could run risk if the advance was made in
sn,icpaon of the time when the insialment was due to
,,es banlers alluded to; for these bankershe Baiings
As,inwa and Corcoran & Riggs, were large holders o go
ment stocks and their srcarity The government would
be The hynorhcca'on Of hess stocks liz saa ,,s he
,n,nt would lose some $4,000 ny The poSposc " s
massage If The bill till session lie urged as ano.
rsasnn that the appropriation should DC made nov" mat w
% nent of Mr. Jones was adon'ed and the amend
p,ant Of sIr Disney NJ amended, was rejected ...4
On motion Of Mr. Bayy the COMMITTEE rose ana fcp'"~
TIE ,' lin was finally pnsscd-yeas l23, nays 3d.
The House then adjourned
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THE DISTRICT SLAVE TRADE B1LL-The follow '.

THE DISTRICT SLAVE TRADE BILL.-ine io'o"
ne IS the bill TO suppress the slave trade in the
Columbia, as i, has passed the Senate:
%. Re il enacted by the Senate and House OF repre-
oej If the United States OF America in Congress as.
hed That from and after the first DAY oil January heA,
sha moi be lawful bring into the psc. 1 ~ . ,bs
any slave whatever for the purpose :. trans
rrcd TO anv other place. TO be SOLO as
And any slave shall be brought into me SAD pis.s uy
lis owner or by the authority oconsen OF It's owner con-
ray 10 the provisions Of this act such slave shall tereupon
become liberated and Tree ~ 49,,
Sec Q And be it further enacted mat u snaii am, as
no for each of The corporations OF the cities OF wash
;,a, and csnrcetowu from time time, and as often as
NAV be necessary anaie break up ana aoosh any uepo
or place of confinement Of slaves brought into the SAID us
,ri ms merchandise contrary 10 the provision oil inns ac
hy such means may appear TO ELMER VI Inc
said corporations expedent and proper And the same power
is hereby vested in the lew court OF "asnineoh county
any shall be made within its urisdctiona limits TO
establish depot or place of confinement for slaves brought
INFO the said District merchandise for sale, contrary 10
rhis act.
TOBACCO CIRCULAR.--One of the most extensive
manufacturers OF tobacco in this city, has furnished US with
the following circular issued in New York previous to the
sailing of the last So far as our information ex-
tends j, seems to us tina, the views expressed below in
the main correct.
TOBACCO CIRCULAR.
Per Steamer ATLANTIC New York SEPTEMBER T.
There has been steady demand for This staple during The
last month"; the market presenting no new feature The rm
tone manifested for time past the part OF holders ID
rather on The increase particularly for low grades which have
apain slightly advanced The sales have been 100 hhds
viz 900 hhds Kentucky leaf 200 hhds Virginia Our quo
taons are follows Kentucky Inferior 6a cents Md
ding TO fair TX S. good including dark shipping leaf 81
g. Selections OK u 10; Virginia Tugs 6s 6a Mdding,
shipping grades TX g. long and dark lo assortment
limited II will be seen by the accompany statement that
our stock has been largely augmented during the past
month"; this, however deem rather favorable feature
for The reason that it affords larger scope for Shippers TO
make selections aud mparis additional character 10 our
market. h r;,
he result of past experience has convinced US that limit
ed stocks with circuscrbed selections almost strictly con-
fine sales within home trade
Moxru,v STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES.
~ Kentucky Virginia Maryland Total hhds
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For The Enquirer.
Messrs Editors In reply to the article in the Republican
of this morning, commenting upon my communication OF
surance that the charge will be thoroughly exploded SO far
as is calculated throw the slightest odum upon the
upright and honorable character OF A. H. h. Stuart viii
vail reasonable time before pay my respects tina,
paper-and will endeavor to do all parties full
Gan JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
FISH INSPECTOR OF RICHMOND

II gives pleasure state that Mr. MARK DowSEy (weil
known entepisng business many has been appointed
by the Governor Inspector Of Fish, for the city OF Richmond
better appointment could not have been made Mr. Dow
ney possesses all the requisites for such Office and
feel assured, will discharge the duties in prompt and
factory manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
Correspondence oi the Barimore Sun.

NEW DIRK, SEPT. lS
JENNY'S THIRD CONCERT.-Not a foot of space
was e nnoccuped at the in Castle Garden las,
evening, and the number present estimated 900 The
upperlendUm visible and much larger proportion
than before ladies' In point OF audience programme
execution and inspiration, the greatest concert ever
held in New York.
The for this week be held on Thurs
pay and Saturday evenings; aer which for week
will conclude her present performance in this CITY, till
her from Boston, Mad Lind has contributed $500
TO the Home for the friendless.
EMIGRATION.-l,S0O emerants arrived at this por,
Yesterday from foreign ports.-[N y. Globe.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. ls.-Jenny Lind will give Con-
certs in this city the 9th and Goth insts
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NJ fSlsIAGEE.

,,,r, in Washington CIV on TUESDAY The Th Instant b,
b Rev w Sa.npsun JAMES L. BRAY OF K!chFond Va
10 Miss MARY &. NANCE. .! Ncwberry South Carolina
r Scwhcrr? SJu:h Carolina, papers reiacs!e! 10 cop:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20

GUANO-The scarcity of this much valued fertilser has
been subject of regret the farmers of this vicinity who
are very DESTROYS OF using il In putting in their wheat crops
We happy state that two vessels from Peru arrived at
this port Monday and one yesterday bringing in all about
mos, in request at present. The of the vessels
the barquc John Mayo and Jenny Lind and ship Iconum
They ali come direct from the Chncha Islands are
signed 10 Samuel K George Esq.
The ship Iconnm sailed from this about nine months
ago with Cumberland Coal for the Pacific Steamers she land
ed al Panama. and with cargo of Guano.-
The John Mayo of the first vessels that sailed from
Baltimore for California and having landed her passengers
and cargo San Francisco has since been trading between
different ports OF the Pacifc Baltimore American Sept Is.