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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

:. The Oregon Territorial Legislature
closed its first session ON the ] lth OF
October last, after adopting code OF
laws mostly taken from the Iowa stat.
utes. Free negroes arc expressly pro-
hibiied from settling in or passing thro
The Territory. A. ~ AL a
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
Notice.

Sarahann Clair. o'"f. -.
q In the district court, for said county,
May term, A. ID. 1850. r~ar
THE defendant in the above entitled
l. cause. will take notice, that, on the
23d day of May, A. ID. l649, the said COM
plainant filed in the office of the clerk, of
said court, his bill in chancerv against the
said defendant, praying FOR divorce from
the bonds of Metrimony. Now unless the
said defendant appear, and plead, answer, OIL
demur, to said bill, on or before tn first day
of the next term of said court, SAID bill will
be taken as as confessed, and decree rcn-
dered accordingly. f. ....... s.. aa
= ...-.. 80 Nj ELISHA B. RYAN, Clerk.
Ally s. Stan field, for complt r, ...
Is. Knoxville, Dec. 9th, 1919 pd IS. ..u
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
sHERIrF,s SALE.
State of Iowa, ~ r-
Wapello County. SIS: ads

State OF Iowa, ras rEra .-..... ~
v w' 'p County. SIS a1 i, .....
10y virtue of an execution to me direc-
ID ted; issued by the clerk of the District
court fcs Monroe county, Iowa, in favor OF
Peter Huff, and against Richard l.. Jordan.
] have this Sth day of January, A. b. 1850
levied upon and will expose to sale, at the
east door of the court in Wapello County,
on the 10Th day of February, A. D. 1880 be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and a
o'clock P. NJ. the following property or real
estate, to-wit: IT. ......sr..... 81 y.
The West fractional half of the south
west quarter of section No. Nineteen. (l9)
Township Seventy One. (7I) Range Fifteen,
Q5) west containing 50 $500 acres. levied
upon as the property of Richard l.. Jordan
to satisfy said execution. a
-~v DUANE +. GAYLORD.
-rer.e s. Shff. W. City. Iowa.
January llth, 1850 g. .vaa-
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

AMUsEMENTs IN SAN FRAhcIsco.
The first public amusement, in the
shape Of a circus, has appered in San
Francisco. The, Alta Californian goes
in raptures over The performances.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
Dissolution.

vsSHE coparlnership heretofore exist
IL Ing between the undersigned under
the firm of Osborn a. Brewer, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, the
Enclosed business of the firm will be
settled by either of the subscribers.
STEPHEN OSBORNE
ftia.ls. iH Z - M. BREWER. s
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

TENDERS his services professionally to
il the public. He will be found at his Of
flee, next door to the printing office, unless
absent on business of his profession.
Ottumwa, aug. 49. @ ......
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CAMPBELL 8 HENDERSON,
~ having associated themselves in the
practice OF medicine, tender their, services
In all the various branches of their profess
ION to the citizens of Agency city, and sur
rounding country. E. - 49,. ..H
July 9th, A9.-tf .-...... .
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
J. w. Norris

Z attorney and Counsellor at Law, ~.
OTTUMwA, WAPELLo Co., Iowa,
Will attend the, courts in the several
counties of the Sd Judicial District, and
the Supreme Court of the State.
CO. May be found for the present at the
Post Office. g. g. noI-tf
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

STATE DE Iowa, Ice, ..#
WApFLLo COUNTY, ''' -.E Ee.. ~ &
Andrew Y. George District ,s, cou1 5sl Feb
Franklin iadlock. Attachment.
VNHE defendants in the above case, will
take notice, that tine plaintiff sued out
of the Office of the clerk of the District
Court for said county, on the 2Ist day OF
june, A.. d. 1919, a writ of attachment a.
gainst the goods and chattels of the said de-
PENDANT for the sum of one Hundred dollars
and unless the said defendant sh all appear s.
plead before the next term of said court:
judgement will be entered accordingly, and
the property so attached; will be sold to
satisfy the same. THO'S G. GIVEN, Crk.
December 9th, 4. d. 1919. fgaa F.
q. May atty for pltif. @t aEs aEG
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

Notice.
DAVIS Cousrr' s. said county to the
-z~v ---~rg as~ March term, A.. D.
Lloyd Z i. Nelson III II, i ssa ssss;f:
1.evina Leachman, - ic perform
Harriet Leachman. s15 / ance.
and Jacob human Huff,
heirs at law, of Abraham vase n2 a.1it z
Huff. deceased ,tFa 51aa T.
rNHE said defendants will take notice. that
Il on the twenty second day of June,
A. d. lS49. Said plaintiff filed his petition
and affidavit, stating that he purchased a
Land Warrant, for valuable consideration,
issued in the name of said defendants.
Nnmber 27262, that he located said Land
Warrant on the South west quarter of SEC,
ton two in Township sixty-nime, North of
range fourteen west. in the district of lands
subject to sale at Fairfield, Iowa. That a
patent has been issued by general govern
ment, for ssi lands, in tn, name of sail
defendants, and that sail defendants refuse
to execute to said plaintiff war.antee deed
for said lan's. ~aa ef1aa be- >9tHtf
Now unless the said Levina Leachmin
Harriet Leaehman and Jacob human Huff.
heirs at law of Abraham HUFF, dec asea,
shall appear and plead, answer, or demur, 10
said petition, before the first day of the
next trm of said court, TO be commenced
ana held at Bloomfield, in said county, en-
the first MONDAY in the month Of March,
1850, said petition will be taken as confes-
sed anda decree entered accordinglv. BY
order of the court. so tt###.| 81. .s'
ABRAM WEAVER, elk of sd court
S. G.. McAchran, solt. for plaintiff i
December llth, A. ID. 1919. nG aeea
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Notice.

a 4s Notice. ao5 na s1
s Wsrs Gs Cow cossrr sd' ee oea,f
Susan Barlow, ss - Ivy" aEsA
VS.: @ Bill for Divorce
James NJ. Barlow. ~ MaI9aa'
gTNHE defendant in the above case; will take
notice, that the complainant has filed a
bill in this court, on the 18th day of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1919, praying that the bonds of
matrimOny heretofore existing between the
parties may be dissolved. ]. -. y :
Now if the said defendant does not ap-
pear on or before the first day Of the next
regular term of said court thereof, to be be-
gun and holden in the Court House in Or
tumwa, and plead, answer Or demur to said
bill, the same will be taken as confessed and
a decree entered accordingly. 49, = 80.
THOMAS G. GIVEN, C. ID, C. 13
B Jones, solicitor for complainant. ~
December 18th. A. D. I049 - w i;
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa, DISTRICT COURT
l8 EEg TIER &C. SITTING IN CHAN
WAPELLo County, '''' Gerry, TO THE FEB
49, RuARY Tenn, 1850.
Lucinda Marshall, 49, =. ~.
----- VS.: Petition for Divorce
George Marshall
GAiD George Marshall will take notice,
~ that on the 23d day of August, lS49,
complainant fled in my office her petition
praying q dissolution of the bonds of mat
rlmony; existing between her and the said
Defendant, because of the i'll and barbarous
heatmant of the said Defendant towards
her. Now unless the said Defendant, shall
appear on or before the first day of the next
term of this Court; to be begun and holden
at Ottumwa on the End Monday in Febru-
airy 1850, and plead, answer Or demur to said
petition, the same will be taken as confess
ed and decrce be rendered accordingly.
THOMAS G.. GIVEN, e. ID. G.
Henaer shott & Baker, Soils. for Compt.
November 2lst lS49 8w.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25
j. Id. Devin,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

y. .si. oTTUMWA, IOWA ..1 #
WILL practice in the Courts of Wappello
and other counties of the Third judicial Dis
trct, and IN the Supreme Court. Prompt
attention given to the collection of claims in
the river counties, and the sale of land war
rants. .a Aug. 8, 4S.-ly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

ARTHUR BRIDGMAN.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-01-25

STATE OF Iowa, WApELLo CoUHrY,
DISTRICT Court, FEBRUaRy Term, 1850,
Thomas P. Riddick, ! In Chancary.
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Arrived,

Steamship Osprey Br Sampson, HALIFAX rs 3i d. cod v
oil 20 Z Cunafd, J The o this port 10 repair
Bark Exact Stevens Savannah 10 a. cotton Sars c!eaan
Bark Perseverance Seeds Dublin sc d. iron and al6 pass to
JMcMurray.
Bark jane, Hall Beyan Prince Aug 80 Ioood and sa
Bark Mary sn1s f} Mitchell Havana u az. .uga, to
Jsgo Portland Jordan, 5, Jaso de Cuba u sugar
master
dard & Co-yessel 10 Furck & Mencse
Brig Bauorel Duoel Maraoo . days coffee to
Brs Hebron tByl Skuus Martin, ds master Len
vessels Lett Br brig RAINBOW lith lnsi a 80 ~ ION
s. experienced gale from Ne boats galley oul
rarks and received other lsmags.
Brig Hamlet oi Tbouaston Crawford Aagqa SePt6 salt: TO
W Ewel Lett re Am vessels.
BrsJ unt Campbell Jacksonville Fla 10 d. cedar, 10 Gree
brig sch Ha'ret tor Nfork aud sch
Josephine for Boston 18th fell with brig Mel
an OF Baltimore from Charleston for Baltimore N sinking condi
prsvousi took al captain
Sch AeEsnder Mitchell g ulastd Haserh, Maracabo 10 Is cot
fee Maitland & Phelps.
sch Hughes, Johnson NC s naval stores 70
Blackwell
Powell, Powell wiiniustan NC naval stores to
Powell
Sch Entns tot clne) Norton Fort au Prince Augs coffee
sen Francss, Gap;Ie Washington SC as, naval to
Sch Ann Hyrnau Totem Nevbern nc d. naval e;orss
Sch Independence Gryms Wilmington. naval stores
Sen Nancy Mdd-town New BERN NC Is, naval stores
Sch Julet Wosam Petersburg ds, -four 20 ) Hunter.
Sch Washington, Ksrdrck, Georgetown Is, -four.
Sch EyeIue Ross York River 8 "a wood
Sch Lew Rowe Wedmoe. Virginia potatoes.
Sch VIM Henry, Whston New Bedford Is, OIL.
BELOW-Shp Ashland Rice, from Liverpool Sturges, Clear
bark John Holland, brig hebron, Of Boston, Swedish
bark and bgs unsnowR.
IT she 4av franz orh
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SECOND BoARu
EuRspAy. Eent. PIP. NJ.

TUESDAY, Eept. PIP. NJ.
In Stocks the activity continues, and the slight
reaction OF the last few days has been entirely re-.
covered from. The fancies generally are now high
er than they were last week, and there are more
orders in the street from parties out OF the street.
than for long time. The orders run mostly on rail-
road Stock and Securities, as the increasing bus
neas of the last year has largely increased the con-
fdence in this description Of investment Residing,
Erie, Norwich, Mohawk, Harlem and Long Island
improved, and the market closed firm, with good
demand. Norwich Scrip sold at 52}, equal to
S37 SO per share upon which the holder will re-
ceive, in his two dividends this year 81 y cent.
equal to about Is " cent the Investment. The
receipts of this road show Is y cent. increase on
last year. The GALES above shov an improvement
of 3 T. cent within few days. Mohawk ia also
in demand at better prices tho traffic thus far in
September showing gain ofabout 40 Y cent over
the same time last year. The first class passenger
business for the first three weeks Of September,
1850, was IN number. Observation-Disclosures 27f3E
Same time aAt year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1882
Excess nearly 40 p cent. 1885
The Freight business for the Same period is one
Emigrant business shows handsome Increase
There is very buoy ant feeling in Harlem, conse-
quent on the prosperous state of the traffic, and
upon the completion of the extension arrangement.
The market advanced q cent There ID specu-
lative action in Long Island baHed upon the plans
of those interested in the stock, to compromise the
legal proceedings against it, and place it in the
hands of the Stockholders again. One proposition
is to issue preferred stock and arrange the debts,
There is, however, nothing decided upon, the
meeting of the Stock holders having resulted in
nothing definite. Erie Stock and Bonds again sd-
vanced, the former to $50 the latter to 904 for In.
comea Second Mortgages were firm at SO, aud all
offered at that were taken. The advance in In
comes has been ust z cent in ten days. There
IS a growing confidence among capitalists IN the
absolute safety OF all the securities OF the compa-
ny, safety fully demonstrated by the result of
the business OF the present year, and they are now
undergoing that process Of absorption for invest
! m emf, which will eventually make the two ast Is.
sues as Ec&rce as the frstissue is. The great de-
velopmen, Of the capacities OF the Southern tier OF
Counties, OF which this road has been the cause, 10
shown in the following table Of its business since
its opening, The Southern tier of Counties is rich
in grazing and agricultural wealth, arc the market
opened TO these Counties by the Erie Road, has
given them impulse which, although largein re-
sults, is scarcely commencement Of what We
shall see in she Of few years. Ths annexed
figures, from official sources, certainly show q
wonderful result
TRAFFIC OF THE ERIE RAILROAD.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SEPTEMBER a5

that large proportion of the goods intended
for Buffalo and the Far West have taken this
route in preference to the Central line of roads or
the Canal. The trade in few other articles has
been &c annexed
IS49. ISIS. 1S49. 1850.
Cotton zen. West it. 55292O 5ss86o 84l.s3o 81 8l5
Goods senI East D.. Az TO 5073O 9s06e9 645,99S
Hides tent est 10 $50 Ill SEQ 73 985 tN22
Lea,her East H. $50 90 07g $50 695 E92 @ 65
The business in Hides and Leather Of tine last
months is greater by 40 q cent than the whole
year l849
AT the Second Board, all descriptions of fancies
improved. Harlem went TO 81, Erie 76; Incomes,
9O3.
In Exchanges the MARKETS steady, and the de-
mnnd has been good Sterling, 81 a log, the latter
for choice signatures.
Frsights are quiet and the engagements to a
moderate extent. Engagements, 5000 bbs. Flour,
Ia Cd 1000 bis Cotton at So Cd Dead Weight,
1854 EOS.
The Receipts at the sub-Treasury today were
sos 2O6 Payments, sl25,4O5 Balance, SIS 499,-
8l8. The receipts for the last few days although
considerable, are much below those Of the corres'
pondipg dRys of August, as will be seen:
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PREsESTlMENr,-There is singular oircum-
stance connected with the death Of Mrs. Charles
Wellman OF this city. Five years ago. she pre-
dicted, that in 1850 she would die. This belief ahe
had ever since confidently maintained. Abouttwo
months since, when in her usual health, she OK.
pressed some apprehension that she might have
done wrong in marrying, when abe must so soon
take final leave of her husband When her ais
ser came TO see her, during her ast sickness, Mrs
Wellman reminded her OF the prediction, and its
approaching fulhllment. Her death, which took
place mis- bit before last was from the prevailing dis
ease, She waa only II years old when this strange
presentment impressed itself upon her mind:
Hannibal (mo) Uniou
NAyAL.--A letter dated Malta, Aug. %, gives
she following az the position Of she United States
Squadron in the Mediterranean; AT Alexandra,
the Cumberland, Capt. Lstner. AT Genos, the
frigase Constitution, Capt Conoyer. En- route to
Naples, the frgate Independence bearing the tag
of Com. Charles w Morgan; steam frigste Missis-
uippi, Capt Rong. At Palermo, the corvette James
towH. The U. S. slooEofwsr Albany. just re-
turned from two years cruise on the Gulf Stream,
haa been taken into the dock 8, Boston, aud is or.
dered 20 be fitted for sea Immediately The 6,
sloop of,war Preble, Commander Gwynn, sailed
nom San Francisco on the LIST Aug for Valparaiso,
wr A detachment of Seminoles. from Flor ida
under the charge of Mai Garrett U, &. a. arrived
In town on Wednesday laIt, on their way to their
homes to the West Among the detachment are
the members of the delegation that went from this
country, few months ago 10 Florida, to try 70 In
duce their Seminole brethren in that region 10 re-
move w eat. They have not been very successful
[Fort Smith Herald, Aug 81.
ssow IN HARyxsr,-The Kingston &c. W.
JVBc0 Of aha 18th saws; Is showed yesterday
ahorsy before noon, in the Township OF Pittsburgh
within couple OF miles Of Kingston
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DTE ED.

30 years. ., Or
and acquaintance Of the family also the nenpe Of
Gsttys Lodge No invited 70 attend her unea
rom her late feace 10 Broadway Wednesday the 18th
inst. al clock, Pm.
On Sept a. MARY WINANT in the SSH year OF her age
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend her innef
al this afternoon at O'Clock her late residence b5 Bfoome 81
Her remains will be taken Greenwood Cemetery.
On Monday evening 49, THOMAS youngest son Thomas
The friends the family are respectfully attend the tuner
al this afternoon o'clock the house OF bis pa
rents Al Amos The wall be taken n Greenwood
TUESDAY morning Sept a. JAMES H MURPHY second son
Of John murphy aged years months and y days
The ends and acquantances OF the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral this "wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
l47 Atoraeyst
On TUESDAY Sept a. of dysenter, DAVID MuNsoN, aged
years months OF John AID Margaret nunson.
family invited attend the funeral from the
parents siXh between North Filth and Nor:h
SIXTH St Wilarnsbureh, q 3 O'Clock this afternoon
Albany OF Sept % 6 tBERI C. second
son Of Gilbert Lucy Fowler, aged years.
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FOreiKn Pertas

Lyerpooloth. Rio Grande, Ryan, Apalachco SID sd
Meteor Wia Boston Stirling Henderson, W!'cazse ION Asa
Hannah Nozzle 80.
Cambria ~ .Is,; squantu Croker, DO l5th W
Store, DO lgth r. p.
INST Edwin Augustus. Ksarsf I'm fsai
BaEIrg Brothers. Cutter. DO 80 o..
Up Evans. NYo 3,h Switzerland DO : i Ocean
DO 18Th juliet Noul,on for Boston oh; DAM daa'ey eoAl
for Co. bs Bryant Gay Charleston do ~ man, Do1
Savannah Anckley Lonsg. and Actress ~,
Arr al Deal 9tt Huron Pane psbec. aae Prd ~
Eutsrpts Thompson London for CAfth and CAlof N' '
Ps.ae3 b. III woodwara Chapman % aoars IRON aal
ior SYofk. c.tf,-.
Arr at Pr noui FaifHs DAVIS L'ndon lof Ienl'na
Ar, Sswro1t III Teatus Merrill Liverpool 9TH Genoa ke
y 40 To a for savannah Turner Woodbury., London, to
ss .or M nr Roger Dano. DO TO oaf tor ChaEse-loa
Sld m, he chte 5h Avalanche, Ha~tlts, sYo-E
sd from sligo 9TH, Linden, KIrhpatTes, sforh
50 rom Gueen,,oru oth loot 4tbI Es=eI Hfork
Arr ceasao, Aug sIoHy, Ae Havana 3is', Sherwood.
Yosirf, o., r,,
s.a, "a. Hear shelton, Lers Baltimore or crohstAtt
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WhaIerA.

Arr Sept 49, sch yesta Re Straits Of Bsle
SO bbls hu pback oil ld sch Williams Young Atlantic Ocean,
gao bbs .p oil sprung Spoke heard from Aug
Union smith, st bark Parker Cook Cook OF do
Young Of 70 10Th, lat s. lon 90 sen Shy
oe Jersey cean t. ing SAM Cook Hsuy DO l6
Wast K son OF d. y 18Th l.t a. oa 49, sch Cha
Als,rsE. Of %, clean
poIeoJu u.s. Western Islands Oark Spartan Cook ofPrev
20 y brig Msdford Dyer of ProvaeetO~a
with 10 bols - oil
Heard from s-p2 lat &C. LAsoda Tobsy NIB % obs oil
A,sydaey SsW May Boy Luce, Warren Belle, Handy, FIJI
Mlzood, DeaHe SB Smyrna. Aakers Am whalefl
Sid New Bedford Sept 2 ships Condor Kempsoa hofh Pa
trhc. t-hn Carrf %
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Current Prices a. Llperreol Classifcatton.

FLOUR AND REAL-The market for + our Ia rather la
favor of tbs buyer the 'uppIieH being large and the de-
nBnd excepting for shi pmen lie moderate The gaea
eco bbs Don 750$4 for No q 90! as 87i for
scur 50 for fresh ground stse 56d4 ST tor common
gsn and Indiana 1904 s7t fo1avoriie State and Wosern
arc fancy Michigan $505 06 for pure Genesee S505 Is
for fancy Ohio 1906 57t for fancy Oenesee 3l05 50
for extra Ohio 62I 06 go for Genesee The latter
grades heavy than he lower descriptions Ia Ca
lad ian there moderate demand and tins Guppys better
Sale. OOo bbs ats IS for Sour; 87iGS5 for Sweet No l.
In soulhern descriptions the make iasteady with fair de-
mard for tie West Indies sales LOO bbs at 1905 l2i
for old S5d5 % for including Baltimore, George
town Brapdywine &c There wets also sales 600 obls
Richmond City previous In mcalthere we're sales
500 bbs vine supposed ST. ard 100 Obs common
State so Jersey IL held ~ as 9. Rye Flour is
very fl I'll Sa es 81 0 bblr al 8 1913 p.
E1pcfoj Bread,tHF5 Britain and Ireland from Sept m
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m & a R led.

Monday morning Sept the Murrays Church BY sT
81 Raynor BENJAMIN F ROMAISE and JULIA ADELAIDE,
youngest daughter CT William Tyson, al Of this City -
Monday morning Sept % 1850 Re- Thomas Antage NJ
WILLIAM H. HAZARD Of BROOKLYN l. 20 Mas ELIAA bEiA
s. STANFORD ofNewY York Cty. - ~,
On Toesday Sept "a BY Rev Joseph P Thompson
G. BARTLETT NJ D. JANE w daughter OF Dr. Bau all
ths City.
Rev F. r Hisco1 Dr. W. ELLIS, Of Westmoreand and
Miss JOANNA THOMPSON. o. Norwich.
On Sept 49, Of Nj John mcGaughey IN shelby
Co Ky. by Richard Des1g MI JOHN MARSHALL kdtor
Mssssppan, Jackson Miss and Mics Ann r NEWMAN
Z laA.rnn q
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Spoken. go.

July 30 ship Hartley hor:e from Noreaus 20
Dc, Barcelona ana Tarragona- veil.
AM Waterford 70 niles ship Mar Peasants Mchas4
from Liverpool tor Philadelphia
Sept 81 e. ship ss Greenaa Spencer, from Liverpool
tor EYork
ysaa
Septic Ion Is. brig juliet from Baltimore for Jamaica
Aug 40 of Poist Marx indian Queen oounf 70 fofal
Prince
seP7 10 II A., aehd guas With ors Inia4tr OF Se
Har-a steering S
sept3g lat 81 20 lon - ops sch showing white zig
ma with starr The bound y.
Sept 49, len "A IS, sch Home IN NforA Tor st Mary Fla
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Mnrketg....ALgASy, Sept a.
The past "a hours receipts have been, FLOUR,
~ 600 bbIs WHEAT. $40 bush Com 8 600 bash; BAR
Ley 15tC0 bush WESTERN FLOUR is IN fair demand for
the East and CitT Trade but common TO fair 10 lriae
lower. WHEAT 10 firm with good milling inquiry, ssce
been 5000 buah al l5c for Genesee CoRE 10 held
higher and transactions limited they have been $3.50
buih at SIC for Western Mixed 900 bush or BARLEY
changed hands st7O074i for twoowed and 81 ISL 076 FOR
fourrowed. OATS steady with sales OF 1900 bn'h
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DOMESTIC Ports.

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,u,,-, DomSstIo RofIes
ALbANi sept 81 Arr sehs Banner Kelly Brown a
Glide from Boston PausSsset, Nedoui, Hakah West Pan
dencei sloop cy NBedtotd ca rhos Smith SBedort
BALTIMORE Sept AArr brss Calais Hoy Bangor MAry Be-
b. Spauding AJAX Cyes Olive rhompso4 Pet,agt Ponce "a
Jabez. B Smith Anaa STANDARD 81 Newman Trinidad; H.
afs'o;; DO ksha p9ans L2sn B@stoa seh julia ile
i3s savannah Iaea acct feh do AhaT1
BanhSg session fiAen naIot; susan Caaaen D.
she, INNS ol ~, ~ vao 81 . Isefe rs,
d'i mm IhstS nsu Huen,on ~ Sf'pne', 6reDea s
with DeeGAe Defdes ssrai $50 ship Go.
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