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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
T. or Sale.

For Sale,
A FirSt-ratc JACK and JENNY, for sale by
IA Il & HELM, Delhi, Del Co.
September lth, 1850 l-tf
DISTRICT COURT, DUBUQUE CO., IOWA.
ElCaZir Hills In Cianccry: District Court for
VS. the County of Dubuque.
Timothy Davis eft. al
Il satisfactorily appearing to the Cor that the defend
ants Budd and Bennett: Jose l Charcss and Henry
u. Blow John Curlctt: John Mctiirc and Jones l,a-
con 4 Co.. are non residents of tins Stacon motion of
1t"st nf counsel for complainant, is ordered that
ul' II
this ca'ls within six we Ks from the first publication
this ordcr-and that in of their app ir,ncc, ,llc,
cause their answer to the compainaEs bill to be filed
and copy thereof to be served on The compainants So
lcitor, and in default tcrcort, that the said bill b., taken
as confessed by the defendants above named. And is
further ordered that notice of this order be published in
the newspaper drnomnatcd the Miners EXP c<s, once
week for six successive weeks.
l. p. VAN HAGAN,
CT rk Dist Court Dubuque Co.
Aug. q, 1850, no. 50 tt
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Washington Core sqondence.

Rejotctngsin W0Shiagton.-Passagc Of the Co.
tfornio md Utah BWs.-Deah Of the Wu-
mot Humbug The Jubilcc
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AGE VERSUS YOUTH.

Radways Ready Relief news the vigor of youth in old
ageIhc old man of seventy is invgnracd by its strength
ching and inv goratng effects; arouscs The vital
to lctlr heavy and langlid motion of the functions of
the body lsGlckened to healthy actiOn-and the hi1Irr
10 dull and lnopls old man becomes active and vigorous
in old ag, and his life prolonged the full number of his
days,
FOR ALL PAINS
Whether internal or external, take Railways Ready
Rliet or appyit externally, it will relieve pain and
disease quick, + than any remedy in use.
RHEUMATISM CURED IN TWO HOURS
Mr., Jones Of Clifton Va, writes: A lady in this place
has been confined her for four months With rcl-
tis; she purchased bottle of Railways Ready Rclief-in
two hours She was able to leave the room and in the
ing she walked out,
COUGHSS COLDS
Railways Ready Relief has entirely cured The troll
bicsomc Coughs in twenty five minutes Take spoon
full oftc Relief internally, & battle the throat, neck &
"l"st al take anncll wei! soaked with the r. lief lay
free and easy, and al difficulty removed. In all ask
for Eadways Ready Relief
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John r.. Smith d Co.
BOOKS AND sTATEONERY
Cheap for Cash Or approved City
Paper.
j. Is a = 6 a Ah,

j. Is a = s a IT,
WHOLESALE &, RaTAIL
STATIONER, & PAPER
DEALER,
No. 12I, Main-strcct, st. Louis Mo-
Has on hand complete assortment of School, Law and
Medical Books; Blank Books Oulls, Ink, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing and Printers Cards. Sealing
Wax, Bibles; Irvine, Slaes, Pencils; Straw, Tar and
Bonnet Boards Waers Sand, Envelope Paper Drawing
Materials; Pocket Books; Copying Books and Presses &C.
Tt3Country Merchants and Schools can rely upon hay
ing their orders faithfully executed, and at the very Low
July Sd, 1850. 43Gm
Gentlemen & Fellow Citizens.
ENT E Beg leave to inform you that we have
w ust commenced receiving and opening
our Spring and Summer stock of
Dry Goods and Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOES &" HARDWARE, HATS,
cars AND GROCERIES,,
and Goods Of almost every kind and description
which were we'll assorted to suit the Summer
trade, and will be sold ut small advance above
cost We are just commencing the mercantile bu-
sncss, and our motto is to live and let live quick
sales and small profits. You will find us on the
corner Of Second and Main Streets, opposite the
NAPLES House, Dubuque.
GEO. w. BURTON g. co.
March 20, 1850.
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It is better than all other remedies,
HERE is THE PROOF.

1t is better than all other remedies
HERE is THE PROOF
There is other remedy that claims subde the crl-
c pangs of pain in seconds, minutes even hours They
require the patient to dose after dose before favorable
change is promised. Not so with Rbdcays Realty Rciic-
It's effects instantaneous the rst dose that is taken
or the first external application commences its great work
of relief from pain.
DUMB .4GUE.
Railways Ready Relief, iftakcn on the first symptom
of cE!ls will entirely ptevent the further pro ress of the
One caspoonu is dosc-it instantly neut raljzcs
the malaria acids of the system, warns up the whole
yscm, nvgoatcs the functions of the and lrcr
to quick and healthy aconif the head ACHE battle the
head and the chords of the neck with The relief by follow
ing this course you will speedily the Chill Fever and
by taking ono tea spoonful of the Ready Relief every NOR
will be proof against in any form, ague
cannot exist in the system fortified with Railways Read
Relief.
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Ese3EBEIEs'n' G. w AUD
rs now receiving and opening at the old stand Of III IL
ry X Rodo phi, corlcr of Mail and Fourth Streets,
an extensive lot dd Brides, Mar,in"als Whips, Car
pet Bags, Trunks, VaiiccS, Single and Double Carriage,
Buggy and Team harness, of ry Descriptions all Of
winch will be sold low at wholesale re,ail. Trimming
done DIP in the latest style, with nean and trspalch.-
New Bu"-v Tops made mad old ones rrpatcd
Repairing done ut short notice at moderate rates.
N B. AL. the above stock is entirely having been
all manutactnr this Spring of the best materials aud
warranted \ share of the Bile patronag. earnestly
solicited.
cash p0id for Hides.
Dubuque Iowa. Sept. 10th 1850. vxn2
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TIE POWER OF BEAUTY.

TIE POWER OF BEAUTY.
FIRST ofhc train that tempts the longing eye,
Fair b"altv's self. maj ostic queen spy:
Whether in man or lnaidrn's form adored,
still mightier than the scrpre or the sword,
This ravished him who wax ID the worlds alarm,
Subducd his heart and ncrvecss made his arm,
Thus Alexander knelt at bcautys shrine,
And Anthony felt Cleopatras charms divine;
Celestial bcallty-daugh of the skies.
Far skinned, rosc-Cluckcd and lily -ncckCd ariSy?
Tell cnch poor mortal who for thee would hope,
Tly RADwAf'R CHINESE INDICATED Soar.
This, this alone! each form will purify,
And make the ugii2 handsome to the eye!
This for pmpCs, letters, hlCtchcs, rlcun,
VIII Danish all before its rich pcrlmc;
No ring-W0rm, scurf, mosquito bites, TAN
Can stay its force on face oimaid or man,
But all who test it will at Railways shrine,
Confess his Soap gives bcauty's glow divine
Yes, dear reader, Railways Soap is truly friend to
those who wish for beauty's glow divnc impartS health,
sweetness and elasticity to the shrvcr skin. and atv
to the dark sallow compcXon--rcmovcs pmpcs, blot
chrs, pStucs, letters rash, suburs, chops, chaes and
rough skin.
h. most delicious Soap in the world is Railways Medi-
Gated Soap instantly removes all rydncsss and other
annoying spots from the skin For shaving, Toilet, and
the Nursery it is the ne plus ultra of its kind.
LOOK FOR THE STEEL ENGRAVING,
Each cake to be genuine must be envcOpd in label of
steel 'ngraving-and ach lamst bear the signature
re, RAILWAY, Railways Soap is25 tntS, large cakes
BEAUTIFUL LOCKS OF GLOSSY HAIR,
RADWAY'S CIRCAssIAN BALM,
This is truly capital article for the hair, it keeps it moist
Vigorates the roots and forces the hair to grow-it is
perfect anote to badness stops the hair from falling
and makes it strong and bsantLnl.
Soc that each bottle bears the fac-simile of Railway am,
Co, pricr"- cents, large bottles,
r, MASON, Z; F, GILLESPIE and BLANCHARD
& Co, agents, Dubuque, Also for sale by Druggists
generally throughout the country Druggists wishing the
agency of Railways & Co.'S popular medicines will adj
dress post paid RADWAY IL Co New York
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ESl'OHnlO.

4 few packages of Bakers celebrated Bromo, for tho
n sick, just received Cor sale by L. F, GILLESPIE.
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REMOVAL
u T. w G. 9DOKDS9s
w. r. WSgsaalsaaRa,


AS Removed to the store recently occupied by G.. p
Post, doors above his old stand. am opening nv
All stock of Goods md invite the attention Of my CUSTOM
"rS and the public gen rally. shall sell them AZ ruc
prices II cash or rrNLr,. v. ?. WLGNiINL.iN.
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HOLSTERS.
supply of sFrsh Lobstcrs'' Just received and war
"A ranted good for sale by e. +. GILLESPIE.
July 2ith 1850
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SID barb Diligence Cola b,,,, r.r.
Ba Tin or sch kayspse DO ~a ~ hV,1ccces
sSo OsioS' Aug l2-ATseas secs;s. Newsrl; E.,,.
ca Ic.t 0so william c.a,,s,.,,. No. 49,
sALl ~ Aug lisa briS vlron Loesos AoAJ.
cLw bfDfOkD Ang io--arscA J0As g,s.., A.
20 ships Oliver Grocer Pseifc; ssns p. Aossf.
sd ,ets Wilt and Nosenb,r SYs's "f"ine'
CLARA. do. y wv" Il my al 0eon
Providence, AavlA-sr- --h,wu
,.,o gen msry JaLe, Lenin Virsi'r tlooS. NJ.
"" s. IN, h:1 siss soado1t o,'sos TYors. 'p''S nd
Rovrs, - sgste src Lube Ph,ael9his; s,h, yo..
lrs Nyo,s ,00P' Fshsla Aosa. ashton aEd 49, ~,
ptr l' Nv fehf Nose, RTo~u Cspe Nav a.. "a.
shfdeiphis; Angelic srd sria, 10y 70 Liberty,
~ s Laeiiskie Roadcng ,o5ps Ves s,.sa':
s5.s 10 aiosny: CHARLES ard Champion. NYo,s H''aa
vi sns ard Arion NYoyk -~o~h US hozS
NJ sch Nay A Rowland Phi, -~'0-nS "Ahissor
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Dhastora. 1e,

fssE Gov Wow OxHoLN II Ph'sae'phia Srag->d her
n.cehors In he gale of IN H. Il a and want sshor-.
tns re- evc ooradeTshe aTvge hlt as 20, o. s,d "a
stree hem reTortse 81 81 Thomas 400 :. crcix
Capt OcbroOk late Of ne B. hsa Eco1ou,l.t n rr5or
came passenger In The 81 frh Doetlr srvaa vs.srss
morning rom 8srhsdOet Ths ,coo-,s, Va, Tor, Iivss
peel ho0nd 10 BahsdoeG When 70 o. Ion al ~, ear,
sized 10 sQusll fhs 10 ard men LEA he 1917
In he quarter boat when thew s,oty srs-r PED, Ma r.
captain SID skel "a re wreck % N. an
dsy by mo French brig Moves Active snd car ia n.o
Porto RicO-they saved nOih.rg hat nat thsy hcd co.
Loss OF BIG KATE BoYD-fre hris Kate " Hill
which sailed from ihis p0r, p June f)r VT su-
Prince. courteTed Hcs violent hurricane fo0n Enc
lib ult lat % So loo S. targ issed Is hour, during
which she got ctnsS,ec s-d eak@d 10 such eIseoi
thai ste sd 10 he sbsntcn3 un - 2uh, VIII 6 mlles
OF Absco saving uoiblrC nCbDg bar what reg stood IA
rrd succeeded in landrg q smost ceshnie cpidinon
The not n sehI q ntuies aer being ahAndooed
CAPT Bin snd crew arrived ~ Phads phla eslsrisg, u
passenger in the Br sch Sarah JAe iiom een Tlrls
Bav
THE BRIG FHLURA eorcet1ng whose ssfesy some 'eSfi
he's been enisuiueo, "a Char-ss1a Bar on Monday
Severed ~ her psssspges .en her by plot boat iron
which hey Transferred to ~ steam ~ Gen Cisca
snd snigsd In this city Leaf ngot The Phlurs bal bees
DOT IS dsys having encountered sson ofhsayg wee
ther and head winds. SsuaDa th Georgia. Agg 8.
scHE WM CARES from Vrsilia ~ent ssh,re Oh ( lame
Shoals on sunday mornin asi sd tow ID on ~ ~
steam tug Cinderella with NJ damage. a. -
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Passenger Arrived
Cleared.

Sbips Lebanon Drew, saR francisco, Gordon TsNoi
4 Co.
Bark Louise, (sw) sandmsrs, s. Petersburg, Fanck <
hercle
Bdgs Triracfii, is-l Lsgarr, Palermo. n L RO1ih L
sori Heciiersnes tFr) fssser, Nantes )yd hncksn
hsT, cry. 81 WymRn Liverpool Ms, -alne: Arvs,
Goium, Thomas, Resell 4 Norton; John 3rsy, WugnI
- Jotn. \ T. Leland CO. Hsyt, Cuts, PoH suPr-ace,
o l. Ferris
S-hs sur2ass, (Br) Sherrs S. John, NIB, NFf Wius
loSi New RegulGs Darin Bah, Van Srunt Co; Hell
era hudscn ChsrleSon, LMcCresdy CO; Aiuan,
OttoTD Norfolk Sturs ets Ceernsn Co; isnta Clark,
FfsrAlip Ia Prcs Layusn; Leopard, wilcox Portland.
Ne, BfeH Voie; Yorktown, Noylsr Petersburg, Va, J
Hurier Go; LsuArsne, CbApmGn, Wlmiog on, NC, Z
PowelE Myers Fowler Wilmington, NC. ac1ali;
Josephine, 5sAer, Frsuslu, LIS, n l. McCfsady X Co;
DGxbuTy, Horse, Boston.
slesIner Blaek Diamond gtevenson, PhIlGdelphia.
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FOREIGN M aRKETS.
State of Trade In lIaarhe.fsr

TUESDAY EyEsIse.-We have had large business
dong boIn gooos and yarns This week and stocks of
both are ghier han Tor long time past WITH lus ex-
ception; con" querily pricssfor bo'h are sustained
The qu1nny OF t~hl daily sending Cd 10 qua; the
demand lever known TO be better. aud from aopsarances
key 70 continue for some ume 10 coma buyers seem
reeOnceo 10 The probable GcL that reseol OF 1nsni
In the slsp.e can reasonshy no expected higher rates
however for t"ht are cO0hdenty anticipated even with
cotton a. s present value. Almost every department OF
he a. trade 10 healthy ana with very exclusive bus
etipg Should tbs coming cfops In Ireland prove
shunoAr sn ext aOfd airy demand for the low aies Of
this sr Anticipated A. Ihe drmand for the last year
or w has been OF n lied cha acsr The printers and
dytrs are al busy. The market CLOSES bu 1yant
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
BoAko.
20 Ere Rd.........rSo &c 80 Erie Rd......... TO!

MosOAy Augu,tI2-P.h.
The Stock market is without change Of import
snce and dull The operators are nesry all out Of
town, and the Board shows very thin attendance
In Governments there is fair demand at steady
prices
The Freight market is very buoyant, and there
are considerable quantities Of Flour and Cotton Of
ierDg. There have been engagements Of 5000 or
10000 bbls Flour at lsd 02ld. AT the close %
was firmly asked. engagements 10000 bales Cot
toR at Id, at which the market is firm. Dead
weight is l2s 6d0l5s, with some engagements.-
To Glasgow a ship was taken up at 2sS to load To
bacco at James River. Also, TO Glasgow 500 bbls
Flour at l5d. To Havre Cotton is &C.. There is
fair business doing at 60 07Oc for San Francisco.
The market for Exchanges is firm bat not very
active. Sterling is 1o0lO1 for leading bills, with
fair amount Of well known names at 9I093-
Francs are scarce aud selling at 22l 059l4.-
Amsterdam 4OI a4Oi Hamburg 35i a 80; Bremen
70i9so.
The Customs Receipts are smaller. The amount
today il s92,320; Payments slo6,7ll Balance
IS 49s 329 The following is the Revenue CoIlec.
tons for the three last fiscal years ending June 80,
with the cost Of collecting:
Gros, ReveDue. EXPOS OF CoIu.
| 19f............... So. SS} Zo, III 50 " 9otHo 70
1649....... ........'' Sl1O5o+6 w. 1890 1890 Wv
I0tU,....s's'ss' '''''''' "0O0'i'VV w 7O''''" w
Amount drawn from the Tresiury l97L39l
! or which for California end Texas, not
included IN any former yesr..........S43 $50
Balances in The hsLdS OF Collectors, ca 800. 40 ..o
uInaed 'oVVV- 40 ~
S,sN78l
| The revenue Of 1880, it will be seen, is in
| round numbers forty millions OF dollars, an unpro;
cedented amount and exceeding the estimates Of
the Secretary over eight millions OF dollars.
The July receipts of the Madison and Indiansp-
oils Railroad show an increased traffic to a much
LARGE extent than our Eastern Roads The earn
iDgs are as annexed:
| MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 49,
july Sset9 % %
Increase (lC5 q rt)...................'.S5' %
The immense crops Of grain will very largely
swell the receipts Of this Road for the remainder
of the year.
The trar sfers Of Stock at Washington TO foreign
account last week reached only sl3,2e0.
thss been stated that Mr.. Stephen Whitney
wa. set down as creditor for $3.50, 600 in the as
sienmen. made by Messrs Soydam, Sage CO.
We have the best authority for stating that that
fivuso docs not Mr.. Whitney anything The
OswegO Times says we understand the Banks in
this city hold but small amoun. Of Suydan, Sage
Il Co.'S paper and do not apprehend any loss as
they are well secured without regard to the &C
ceptors.
The business on the Western and Atlantic Raj
road iGa) has increased very largely this year
The passage receipts of list month were one han
bred per cent larger than asst year, and the es ht
gains were very large. The aggregate receipts
were sl254l, against 1924 same month of last
year The receipts Of the six months ending oOsh
Wal
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

lyyxcrs OF LIoHrEISo IN NEwJERsEY.-A
lsree barn and some ou.hoUses owned by J. G. Ha'
vens. Eco near Deckertown Sussex Co. were set
n Ere by the hgotnipg on Thursdsy last and oon'
suued, with all their contents. Tho Sasse1 Her
~ states that Mr.. Andrew Shorter, the occupant
wss DO. incurred, and 10 thas robbed Of the profits
of years labor.
Mr. 6lss Shaw, at Middle Township. cape Nay
Co. vss suuch de- sd willis serving customer 10
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Foreign Ports.

Al Pot spAin, Thnl4ad, 2lsI ulL bhg DAVID AHA Be-
her In Ph'lsdelphiA iusi orr
Al 81 Thomss, 18Th ut brig Xsnophou. hoxy, for Aul
Cages, w load for NYoTk 29h bTiss Fdrlis, IRON
Georg clown, DC. ar slh, May Emily, SOAuldlng, from
Baltimore, 10 disress, (beioTe rspor edl repairing
AZ Neuyltas s9h ult brgs Solomon Eaton Sparta hor-
NYoik arr 18Th with besd Of msinmsst spfuneG Julis
MouCB, DoEnen, for NYoTE ldg, q w Lawrence Wall
do.
At 81 Johns, Antigua about 2i.h ult bark Gov Won Or.
holm, Davis In distress
Bio fD Turfs Island a6oul sd ut brgs New England
for NYoh 24lh WhitAke, Tor another account
says SoslOn)
A. Nssfsu Mp, 3lstult BIZ Pamaho shAldon, fm C.ss
for Mssnzss Tor Jamscsl ar ssh, rspg-0sly America
vessel
AR Quebec sab inst shlp Oregon Heron, NYork
AR al halifax. Ms 3h 0sl, PSI ssesmsr Asia Judkns
from BosloD. Obj l25PAl aud aid The same day for Lv.
eFpool at II PM
big Victoria Dwyer do; 81, saips Onward Chase DO,
Spsed GrundeiL dos Emis. Ffiiz Fredofickshnrgi scs
OH Waterbury, Philsde Ihs CD 9Th. ship Bell ROCK.
Prediction Cork 6tb, sch Cghs kava1sgh Boston Arr Of
the port 5h bsrk Avon Gu f Bosom, and proceeded
pexi day 10 Windsor. Ms
Ga Al 81 John NJ 9th oil. brig chedsbucio Cole (snd
bss cen repord To have remsued 30h) Adv 500, brig
Emily Tom, for NYOrs EoouI AUg5.
Arr Al hrsmicbi Alh ult hgA "A powell Lsse, NYork
AR a. BalhuFs 18Th ult Aude~ SpTague Nc BuTne,
Bosiou 25th Rsdius Fbuaner DO; Garland, SpeArng do
land beth cid for Boston tts is,lrr 90 toe 29h
snst RichibUcto SOlh nil big indus, hcban Boston.
CID 26lh brig Aisn,c (Am) Wallace Corr z7Ih bark Pc
c.fc, sawyer, do; SOlh, snip Opheis NAson Aambes
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observation-disclosures, Auz.I2

Since our last the following have been the re-
ctiis -Ui bb, Flour. g. goo bush WHEAT Il 900 bush
CoRN Ftt demsnd for FLOUR 10 moderate and al prices
a shsde N favor " OuyHss Of Mich gan sakea
place Al - 44df So There 10 moderate inq Ilry foc
WHEAT -ilh iU ndy ID. et-Ooio 10 held at 90c good
inqlny exists Tor Conhe sales com os mixsd Western
p br rIi'on Risky 10 quoted st2ie. FREIGHTs u.
chsnlsd.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

NE Rev. DR. NEASDER, preached sermon on
Sunday afternoon, before the German prisoners
ut Jefferson market, 10 their maternal language
We learn that the prisoners were highly gratded
with the address Of the Reverend gentleman
When leaving, he distributed copies OF the biole
among them, and took down the names oil the mar
ried men, promising to vi.is their families and to
take care that they might not see I" wan. and hun
rer comipe 10 their homes.
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his store on the ID. bot two osher persons were
saved though severely shocked.
On the same evening, barn st Back neck, Gun
beyland Co with i,s contents, worth $1,000 ware
con,umed. and a colored man IN H1pewell had a
go, If "a heat which be had been raising on shares
corsumed. Newark Daily Adv.
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Receipts Of Produce

By North Rtrer Boat, AHgust 2-l3 3ss bbls
Flour; q 200 but6 Corni 2lss do OATS $500 do Whe.
tnbs Butter; u ptgs hamsi Il hhts feow; 80 boxes
Candles so bos Lard on; do Eggs; 81 I've Hogs; ~
head Of Chltle.
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nIarkeu....ALBANY, Aug. II.
The receipts sin

The receipts since our last have been-FLoUR
6,CtU Dos. WHEAT 2cO0 Dush. CoRs 1900 bash FLOUR
Is hrn, with modsra'e business doing Thsre ia fair
oemsrd FOR prime Wheat for Milling. with sales OF 900
bu.h pure Gtntsee al 81 25 CoRs IL 10 fair req1es the
transactions have been 1880 bushels Of WesIe hxed a.
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Owing 10 the return Of fine weather our market wears
If ess as, eet Holders remained arm and miliers act
with csuuon. Supply from the Interior small buI LIBERAL
from sbfosd Saturdays rates fully maintained. Barley
Oats, ard other kinds no change.
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Leeds Corn Market.

Arrivals OF heat keep good The return Of fine wealth
er causes eon,ideisoe oune Rates lie per quarter
above is,s w.et but 81 fridays prices holders are hfm.
TIE busre done, however 1, much more rnso man Oh
thsidsy Barley 80 before Oa,s sh-n and sans ne,ty
IN value Arrysh Wneai s4i3; ssrsy. 9e2; OaIs 66i;
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Leeds Cloth Hall,

The trade for Woolens continues 10 the same ,elva ,n
duop quoted last week The auenc snee was yood snd
the business brsi consequent ths Appearance Of
bu,ers Tue show OF goods wa small
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M A 81 HIEn

On Monday, Aug u, BY Alderman Morgans ROBBERY
EDWARDS, Jr 10 EMMA youngest daus hter OF ths ats
Ppbo Lewis. al OF this City.
In Broollyn Sunday evening Aug H. By Rev Mr. Moves
MI EDMUND Il BARD to Miss ALICE n GATES
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By Telegraph.
Observation-Disclosures. !

The Market for FLOUR ia rs before noticed, How.
ard o. sesst 54g, WHEAT delivered, red selling
$40 CoEEis "a. lrt0 BEEvEs were offered and so
sod Al $1.5to S. hooL and SO driven to
Phiac elyhla-
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On Monday. Aug II afer . long and severe inae.s,
BUGH PARKS, aged S. soEInlss Of hs late Ass s.rE.
weather, ktq.
fbefrieDds Of family invited ssnd hs funeral
fo his ale residence, IA sTventy snih d. Ills
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July 90 on The Bsrks sch Sc nae Of Dennis. viASeo
fab Same day. sea King Philippe, " klagstOa, Win
l6Co0 feb
July 20 OF Florida Rect sch Doxbury I'M Vera Crls scs
NYofk rs de- out--V Ihed % pe reported.
July 20 Belize WNW 10 mites, brig Somsrs, WSifou,
frn NOrekn, for ChArlestcn DAYS out
july n of Cape ~ Nicolas kole brig Beck, 10 d
I'm HYork for Port Au Prince
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ship Louisa OF Baltimore SIC tuns hss hsen pnFehssed
BY Messrs swim & Allen. Of n Beoord, or whlor
brig Of shout $50 iuns purchased IN Boston, Oh
insL by &eINs Swil BTohefS, OF New Bedford iOr "a
Atlantic wbsier
ca 1t NBedford 10Th Inst, SHIPS Oliver Crocke,, Cash.
PNci6c Ocsar; Sc "a. Lsudra Hosh Pacific: Sailed ship
HUutrsss. Gibbs, North Pseifc.
Cid Warren RI, 5ih insh bark Hector Cole, Indian
Ocesu.
SHIP Fanny, Of Nantucket =. Pansms, had ateD two sp
" hsles In the harbor
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HniI Corn lIarixaf.


! We have again good show Of English Wheat and
prices are 10 desrtr 10 foreign, rot much doipz AL
descriptions OF Spring Corn as difficult of sale.
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To Mariners.
whaiers.

LIcHT HousH-The Portland or inrer hshi houss b,
been decapisIed A new s-d superior lantern 10 10 tak
The pisco OF Inc old.