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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

| Cholera IN Ne,e OrIeans.-Latest dates from
] Ne~ Orleans represent that the REPORTS relative
to the Cholera in that city have been greatly ex
aggerated
The Board of health announces an increase of
spasmodic Cholera fifty per cent. since last ac
| counts.
Worthy Of all Praise.-The propretors of the
town OF st. Anthony, Minnesota Territory have
determined to give all lots that may be required
ior the purpose OF erecting houses of public wor-
ship in that place.
LinlefeH. The Parkman family voluntary
paid over, on the 9th instant to Lttleheld. the
principal witness on the trial of DIR. Webster,
three thousand dollars, being the reward prom
lsed tor information that might lead to the dis
covery Of DIR. Parkman's remains.
The last Dubuque Telegraph says, that three
hundred California teams had already crossed
! the Mississippi at the ferry at that place The
number of persons who will attempt to cross the
plains this year, vii! probably not fall short of
one hundred thousand.
DEATH OF JOHN N. BARRETT.-This Young
man, who, it will be remembered, was kept sew
ersl months III prison by the excited South Car
DINA chiValry, on tho ground of " ncendiarism"
died a few days since at the residence Of his ia
tlIi III bdOIIll, w., d5 81 ID his CONSTITUTION,
already undermined by disease, gave way before
the hardships of his confinement, and the excite
ment attendant upon it.-Chicdgo Tribune.
Kiss CoTIL1IoNs.-The editor of the Windsor
Journal-an obstinate sort Of bachelor-learns
that "Procss0rs of Dancing" in New York have
gently introduced a new style of Cotillion call
ed the "kiss COtlllion," the peculiar feature Of
which S that you kiss the lady as yoa swing
corners. The editor is a crnsty sort of a fellow
who never dances, but says he would not mind
waving his objections to the amusement so as 10
swing corners, now and then, in this new cotil-
llon!-the selfish scamp. He reminds us of an
Old lady who had an unaccountabs aversion 10
rye, and never could eat it many form till of late
years, she said they had got to making it into
whiskey, and find can, now and then, worry
down leetlc!
IMPORTANT INvENTIoN-Messrs Editors:-
! THERE'S now exhibiting at the Capitol Groom OPP
posite Commissioner of Public Buildings) one of
the most important inventions that has ever been
presented TO the public. 1t is machine for ma
king purcussion caps for muskets at the rate of
.fre Thousand pr hour, completely finished in one
operation This ingenious and very important
machine is the head work of Mr.. Geo. Wright
an enlisted soldier at the Washington Arsenal
under the command of Major MOrdeca MIR.
Wright Is very intelligent man, and is entitled
to much credit for this valuable invention. He
Is now asking Congress for some remuneration
and trust every member will take so much in
tercst in the matter as to call and see it, and sec
that Tie merit OF the inventor is properly reward
ed, although lie is but common enlisted soldier
National lntegencer-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

INDIA RUBBER and Oil Clothing, Rub
her Caps, aSd Miucns, &c. Leggins aud Gloves,
for sale al the Clothing store Of
FRANCIS HAWLEY & co
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For sale :
FARM AMI NEEAsI-MlLI. EOR SALE.

4 SPAN Of HORSES Time will be given on good sccuri
"A ". Apply II j. BOND.
Southport. March % 1850
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

ESTRl I-Canc into the enclosure of the subscriber
about the l5h Of March last, dark red years
old. The owner is requested forward prove prop
cr;y, pa! charges, and take away. 4. Is. MILLER
Pike April i,h 1850 nu4t-it
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

100 Lbs. Fresh Hops. for sale the sign of the Gold
~ Mortar, by no39 STARK WEATHER.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer. Iaynes Medicines. :. P.
Townsends Sarsadsrs. and all the patent Medicines
for sale at the New Drug opposite the Runals House.
no 80 bJJ STARkWEATHER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12
5loan s Column.

U All the medicines and books adver-
tlsed by w. B. Sloan. for sale in Southport, by
P. +. GREENE. SAWYER & co.
+. ROBINSON. Wholesale Agent for South.
port.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

~ o1lcE i hereby given TO al persons Interested that the
Subscribers, admin orators the Henry Mill
or htc ol the town OF Southport in the county Racine,
drccset viii present their final account tor examination
and allow to HE county of said
thereof 10 be held ~ he courthouse The city Racine,
the s! Monday % May next, at 10 O'Clock in The
Dated April iih. $50. THOMAS MILLER
REUB MILLER.
Nnllnll Administrators
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

TWEYTY-EMHr GALLO w.-The House
of Representative; o. 4 by large vote
!. !. !. !. !.
passed law prohlh blrituous or fer
mrnted IlHors Ian % gallons
under penalty aent. The
law rroWd 3 Il ~ agents to
sci! Tor m9chant sfs, only.
and those agent n. nor
out of the town Rvers p
IT, 4 CORES
Webster is not 99yXo1aa aIgs
punishment. Mas tried for
murder he lect! d severely for
tie medical tes'M Fhe gave in that
community man who deserved 10 be hung.
Ne,c Postal Ea'eryri2s- Communication ,ri,h
California M freire d1ys.-We learn by private
and reliable information from Washington, that
proposition will be laid in few days, before
the Senate. cmanatng from company of the
highest responsibility, for running line of Post
Coaches from Independence, Mo, 10 California,
in 20 days, to be expressed in II days. The
Company only ask OF Congress a strip of land
one hundred feet in width for the whole distance,
with he privilege of purchasing from Govern
mant quarter section of land, for the purpose
OF stations. one in every tea miles.-The colnpa-
Teen wears, and agree to make the franchise and
grants OF land contingent upon their having the
road in operation within six months, and under
tuke to place three thousand men on the line of
road at once.-Dct. Adr.
MAySA.-Thcre arc many who believe that
the whole story of the Israsli;cs having been fed
by mama, in The wilderness, is fabulous aud ina
ginary. A Fr nch work has been written on the
botany Of AlGiCrs by Mr.. MHnby, who recent
ly at Manchester exhibited vegetables of The arid
deserts OF various sizes, from grains of met to
horse beans, which on being masticated falls in
to roughish tastelcss meal. Itis iound at day
break, covering the sand for miles as if it rained
pientccusly from Heaven, and being gathered, it
is really converted into bread The French sol
dlcrs used quantities of it in this manner AS
the sun increases in power it is consumed, and
dies away, without leaving a trace Of It's having
existed. 1t is a species of Iichqn, which thus
grows at night ard disappears with the advance
Of the sun This corresponds with the mamma
which fed the lsraetes in the desert.
Buffalo Express.
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TAKE NOTICE.


LII those indebted the undersigned are hereby re-
"A quesed pay and him the of taking
proper steps for their collection 40 r. b. wINsoR
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EVERY MAN HES OWN LAWYER.
Is BW3Es3D 8TATDT B1

or WISCONSIN, whoiesals retail can be puchased.-
~ Apply n ihi- Office.
Marcn 4, 1000. noiI
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Yours sincerely,
". W. M0FFAT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-12

" HoIc.oiF huN tNkIhII bOOhSeierS and StlIluneTs,
l2l LAKE STREET, CHICAGO,
ARE AGENTS FOR THE PUBLIsHERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Arrival.

BuAey. - - - '7''so
ship Minnesota Allen liverpool July 30 and 800 pass To
Iam ouon Aug TO- lat So lou 90 spoke ahp Sage
Rh aa been contact tie day preFoa with Br ship and lad
carried away her euet-r bhoom and topslant mast sho
renamed perfectly tight and would this por
Wsuled assistance. -
Ship Toronto Parker New Orleans Al. 49, mdse to canton
Aug p at 25 Ion a 10, experienced severe m from gSE bb
lasted about 10 hour and changed suddenly ssW and bed
perfect tarcate oT ~ hoarso topsa 7th INST of Ha.
yard lot sails &c. - Iva 5NcA
s5P Enp'ts STATE Rose Iyerpool Aug nds. D & Kags-
ho INST lat IL ion o. %, experienced very hearv ss
rom 10 81 1i= ay tHo eos eeied opsas foesa and Ore
opSht says4a heavy eros' The ne one Of which
struck The snip the and Of the 5.aJ,.
70 Woodruf Robinsoa. ~ 10 US sat
seph Fouhe q Sons, - N' 20 -
WAr1ie nc % iho9
Brs John passoa tsf Win as:oa NC Bnss Turk. Island
g. san 20 master SUI nsi, of Haea lat q 1 Ion "a an
heavy blow from ESE to Ne sprung o ornast opsa
man szy'a AID had decks swept Ct esry hoyesb w.
eeH seven vessels snee then e In INST
Regain . seaman native Of DGbjn died o's@
Br Neptune Br vincent St Kits 20 d sehl...in
Sch Altoona Br Rnsseil Dorchester d. lamb, :, :,
HAbht On seaday last Of Frs Island nom Ne =. Nv
vas hove on Der beam eA9s and os, part Dad ser
&c. @''i evils,
sch Elisabeth, Hc-od, Petaa Ss 70 day. cq4i 10
DStscHf~rs '- "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

yreights are generally held firmly, at 2s for
Flour, 5Id for GRAIN 7-32d for Cotton. Engage
ments of 5000 bbls Flour at la lold and 5000 do
to London at Is Cd 10 Liverpool, 1000 bbls Tur-
pentine were taken at 1s Cd
A transfer order for 100000 to the Philadelphia
Mint waa received at our Sub. Treasury today.
Mr. snowden will probably disburse it in Mint
Certificates on Monday.
The Money market ia without important change
but if anything easier. The Bank offerings are
not as large as they were On good securities
there is no difficulty in making loans
The Canal Tolls continue TO show an increase
over last year, and this feature will probably con
tinuc during the remainder OF the season, as there
is an immense Corn crop to come forward. The
Evening Journal gives the business OF the first
week in September
The smounl received for tolls all the New York State
Canals during The lst week IN Sept 6l 81
Same period In 049. 97Oo7 w
Increase In $o,oe4 %
The aggregate amount received for tolls from The
mencenent Of navigation to tho 9Th OF septem
Der, Inclusive 10 $50 81
Same period In l949. Observation-Disclosures. 762 59 al
Increase In 1850. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 1877 %
Amount OF tolla received all the New-York Safe
Csuks 10 each of The following years during tho s week
in seplember and the toala up 10 the Ss OF Sepemoer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Roralxn Yor,s

9rg No GTande wilson, Boston, Harmonic laouy Boston
PspsbS,, hsay fpn Friendship Hardy Bangor Richmond
htio' aa,on saeu llth. Ranger. Putnam Gloucester
OH ut propeller Washington, Bonney. San
"f1 he detained repairs Of
&c, The c engineer had died Of yellow ieyer
~ Ihon1n Saeuenay 2Gt ult shin Grammar ira
9th. DO de- ' 80 ~ '-iu'' NA'''San 90
Arr sydney cB 27t u scbs ia, Fo,, R, os,t
hs ia HAND Smith, St Pierre Mig. '''4'
H. ion h3ranham 10th u latest date steamer Taylor
V IA &cl california, and port 7th before stated
of nsaa Aqg 81 brig, Charlotte Of Halifax wig Enehansts,a
ilouth so Tor $780, Victoria of do dc s26; Rainbow of
Mitchell ready for sYoti ship Andovsr OF HYogk and
'ai. stAh.Hn, OF Portland, stl iH port disabled
San Jaan De los Renedcs Aug 90 bys Ann aa Dodge
hoelon' dAs; Liza, Merrill, fer NYork, 3 OF ds
AZ iurls Island Sept BAH Thomas SYor
$40 I'm trieste Aug 49, bark 0smasL Gardner. Smyrna.
Aug H. bark Thompson Sheffield i'm San Yu
eseo 70 sa oE her return day.
AT hatan1as Sept Kusman Kinsrnan for EYoyk in
es; brig l. Watnu, for DO. next 6ay.
~ Aux csyes Aug 20 Foury Thomas Tor EYoh in IL
as srg Mary Emy apang Tor Baltimore sc; cen lar Miller
iof hfors II u is; ArH, 6rSths, for do 10 js.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Mrw-YORK TRIBUNE,
For The Yribups,


U,sa ,;y4 Q sea and lamps were lCst to night,
And sounds in visioned forms and srees advanced
CHE voice became & stream, soul, light
That played before the eyes of one ENHANCED.
stream that dubbed deeply from font
And ran in silver windings far away,
Or fell in ribbons from rocky mount,
And hle6 the sunny air With floating spray
A plant that quickly grew before my eyes,
With ripess fruit aud richest blooming crowned
Yike those that wave beneath the tropic skies
Then aIoySly fading into empty sound.
Hcbt that few in wild aurora dance,
And tysied afar its meteor thre I'D of gold,
n, hur,t In stars that ded the bloe exoanse
OR widely into sparkling oceans rolled.
soul of beauty, oosed from earthly clay
And irving every motion swift of grace,
IA frat awakened to immortal Day,
And reyeliDg in joy of power and space.
And then the Heavens were opened, and the Voice,
Az through window, warbed from Der throat,
And all the songs of those who there rejoice
Were cent to earth in united note.
So fearless, pure and happy was the song,
1t seemed the very sladness of the heart
Ascending TO faith, serene and strong,
That in the Universe it has part
Tho visiong passed, but ever unto me,
While life and toll and memory endure,
That Voice a symbol beautiful shall be
OF JOY and Freedom for the Good and Pure.
xntl2h H. w. PARKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
DIED.

In THIS City, Sept 10, o cholera infanun. SARAH r. HAYNES
sak daughter of David and Mary b Haynes aged and II
SayA
FAIRFIELD Conn on Friday evening last, sruRGEs rRoRp in
The soih yea. o his age -
years,
friends and relatives family requested TO attend b,
funeral his late residence los East on MONDAY
O'Clock I'M His emalos will be taken East Haddam
Yesterday afternoon Sept sr. c. w KIMBALI aged - years
bom disease the heart
sar New Hampshire papers please COPY
On sur!ay the residence OF his sthe (Bersen
C0KNElSoN X, C THOMAS, son OF asm ami Ely Thomas
,.el one VI ar and three months
Fuuera this Afternoon al o'clcVk.
os overheard from bark Nashua the 10Th August her pas
.a from Phl,depha for Orleans. GEORGE FLEETWOOD
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s.h n.!.,. nss.es ca.,!...ee 70 D. .e!..a n.csasy

Sch Helene, Hutsob ChAFiesfon lU 9P so''"n ~
Sch william cares Holland Virginia S. wood
sch Wreath, Talbot Philadelphia de, coal
soop Radiant; -, Brook HNysa.
Sloop Janes l. Long Barset Providence
sAiLEDBart Nord Ham Amsterdam: br'ss Godof
Ph'n Cadir DE h, Amsterdam sch Ess California. AID o,asrs
"IND-Durins The day y 6 TO NV.
Arraved...... SEPTEMBER Is.
Sap Southport Mccormick, s sisress'
Ship caroline Dow Bostao Blanchard ID lauras rs de- sugar
Ban Eo, ,s~sl s'app sogrAano. Sweden, IS DIS, iron to +
Kunhardt-l44 passengers
c george @aner chore.son d cotton &c TO Geo Basy
On Tie Tth INST Cape Hasra whs kins 70 in ge Of ~ad
from Ne lost toptDast stAysaiL
B9 Xeuopher Wording Cages q loooJ To Fser &
hoffman Weasel to Buck Sid with 6r, Coonaia
i' A. ,,t,ra Bedel Savannah d. &c to Durham &
D,cT IN MT of Cape H-uopeo gale EE
to SNE lost bboom. fyirs b spit tore spencer ove bas<s.
eth o. OF opmas main 'opma and lore egSanra
err ot port Same time saw Hefn Or win ''a Of man
sTs American Ross savannah d cotton to Dauham d.
's se Le.,Bs Bry Leland Geo.e NE a-9r to Fam
ham On he s;h gale Wind from 81 10 NV lost o and par
sb Abon faIns Calais 10 d. lumber, Brett 4 ose
s,b Heuco Tuttl- Richmond ds hour aud tobacco 70 Il y
sch we,over Niece Richmond is aon and tobacco to Alec
SCI, Trumpet, Am-s. Tbomaston ds, lime.
Sch Albany Packet, Hewett. rhomastoa is, lime
Sch Metalluc, Ames, Ihomaston d., hfHe
Sell R.becca secor, Pierce. James kiser ds wood
Sch Chincarura. Parker Virginia is, wood
Sch MARY Jane IeUau, SOprr, James RIVER IS "ooi
Sch Gen Cropper. Bayles, Virginia d. wood
sch J B Gu innings Russ, James k'Fer ) Is wood
BELOW briss.
sAiLED-steaner southerner, Charleston
WGND-sunrse NV, meridian ENE, sunset ami Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Fundamentally

The Receipts since our last haze been as tol-
hus: 10000 bba FLOUR; 25C0 bnsheis WHEAT 5000 do
CoRN The market for FLOUR /, firm. With good Eastern
Bnd home demand. SBlea 81 bbs Tho make 10 bare OF
pine WHEAT which ia much wanted and quotations wold
be nominal. There change to notice 10 CORN tHe de-
uaDd Is the sieady sales 800 bushels al
63 FOR mixed Sales $500 busheI BARLEY a! 7lU72c aud
75076c for : and rowed. OATS sieedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
markets......BvrrALo sspt IA.

The receipts during the past "a hours have been
FLOUR, 800 bbla WHEAT. 10 O0o bush; Corn, none
inquiry exists for Western FLOUR both for houe use
snd for The export trade Bales have been made Of 5000
bbla s4 1904 % for WlIcoDSD In WHEAT the demand
only for prime parcels which and held above the
vewp OF buyera On ali ssles Of Ohio al 33085 CoRs Is
with salsg OF 1908 blsh 2! Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Annlxnn. &ra.

sept 10 - ship Memph.' NssYot
New Orleans.
srpt9 Ion bark Kagon, Of and Philadelphia Tor
Jamaica d. oufetung with oss OF fore and mEen masts and
opmaAt
s,Plb lat 80 b, Ion ~ ssnazei bark Rapid ron NYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Whalerne

s sa IN Bedford Sept Il ship sph Gardner Pacific oceaa
I'm y LONDON llih ship Peruvian, Brown, Oesnaon Island
anflc Ocean. - W. '' ~
SPIN oil f ' s' NV WIS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER IS.

and New London road. The coat is estimated at
81 200 600, and The receipts s263,ooo.
The Buffalo Wool Grotcer, in isa review ofthe
market for August, says;
We satisfied that the Wool crop ths year VIII he oa
very is larger than last According to tho nainrs
order OF things houd have been increased by some TWO
or three mona We fear has not reached much II any
million ,,-s ,.or,
srfslo for Inc year 1919 477,736 pouuda OF tina
auoup tare was received and shipped TO si September
$50 ESQ $50 mountaineering about GOO pounds more
IN be shipped from all TO make up The amount equs
10 las. yenr's receipts krd shipments We have lS'en
5000 zeal OF pains the ruth, and We 90 DOT nes
sle 10 saY that IL IN first and second BINDS 10
come upon market three quaEiers OF mton OF POUNDS
OF Fleece Wool and The amount OF Pulled viii be small
owing TO the high price OF sheep ,,,,,.
The smst factories have STOCK and VIII be compeieo
10 usnv insnnces atop their mills, for al ea iour
monhs-a step likely 10 prove beneficial TO mem as '7e
a. 10 the larger mills ~. "a, =, ICON
hiss gone through Pennsylvania az the shipments IN nst
DESCRIPTION have been much larger thsn n'us lhougn tuey
20 far do not indicate large clip The amount OF WOO
held in this OF Utica is about Inc same 81 las9
Ie port upd er half million.
We tbpk thai By this time the manufacturers must nave
come TO he concusop that there will be pretty wide esp
between hsi they will get and waai ihey VIII reaue Oh
domestic wool carry them to The cp aud we ADVICE
bo no lay IN stock 10 90 40 with odt delay
thor The aovaptsee fabric is rot such as 10 WaranI
them much margin for pfohL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
MARRXED

On "Wednesday Sept Freegbsbagu Canada East d, Rev
Ar Reed WILLIAM NJ PAfFlsoN oil New York City, 70 MARY
On Thursday Sept - by Rev Ralph Hoyt Ms. ELIZA
AL OF this CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

SATURDAY, September IA
The Stock market was generally heavy to-day,
and Rsie Securities fell off. Reading wss buoy.
ant and went 10 55, but Fancies generally were
shade lower. Governments were frm and in fair
veqaess
In Exchanges there ia not much doing, and the
market 10 heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
RnneInta nf Prndnna

Byte North Riuer BoatS Sept. 14-5,396 bbls
Flour Ashes s. pigs Butter 81 bales Wool $50 boxes
Cfeese 1875 busbels Barley sos do Corn 1900 do Rye
4,8S WheaL 500 do O-ta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
To Mariners.

Ibe pots ana Others rrquss Buoy
on Snip Bs gone the Beacon Light tho order North
Shhbe Middle Buoy water logged and Haddrs Poat
oo"h aoNn lChAI!o5ton Courier, 7ih
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nIarksrs.... 0AnsFu.Ay R'.oArao ros THE TnInuHE

SATURDAY, September IA.
AsHEs-Are S. for Pearls III for Pots with E,le'
COTToN-Is very drn but he business is moderate
saIe, 500 bales at very full prices The from The
seuth Ia ulfavorabe The bos have opened but are very
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Nv Telesrnph,

NORFOLK septsA dimassd OF the caPe' yes
ierday, of a po boat
l4h bnr Washington from Philadelphia for Havana, q CO.
low d.masted
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IMMATURE ALMANAc......T III

s9sRises 5 A Set. n sioos-seta 65n
HIGH WAFER-...SEf"f. 10.
Sandy HOOK %. / Coy, Island. i@a He'll Gate %
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aaptal Slocs 5s9l 855 6S
SlnA u STcutnon 1888 900 so
Het promo on hsno $50 II
Balances que 70 5anss 10 lhs 1722 $50 Il
bhlanc's due 10 Banks Ia o!nsF SLATED 25s $50 65
AL oher moneys due which bear int-rest zSl0 90
STATE rretsury of balance Current Fund. 1913 425 81
slat7 reaaGry Tor balance sl1klne Fond 4inn92
siais Treasury for loan for rebuilding ho city. 20
Cash deposited, and all OLDER mcneys dae ex
ciUsye OF bIlb in circulation profits On hand
lsaUcef cue oihsr Bsnks sn1 moneys besH.
tpg L9l:479 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

The receipts Of the first week, it will be seem
exceed those of any previous year. same time, ex.
oepting the great year 1847.
The receipts at the Custom House continue to
chow decrease, and are for the twelve days in
September, about $4,000 less than for the same
dapa of AuguRt az folIoRa:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02
House of Representatives.

WARRINGTON, March I, 1850.
The House resumed the consideration of the resolu.
ton in relation to the purchase, by the secrsayof
the Navy, Of American water rotted hemp.
motion lie pending to refer 1t to the Committee OF
the Whole on the State Of the Un,n In the debate in
which, among other things immediate action was
pressed, ~ reference would delay its passage
for three or four months to the I'M ury Of the hemp
growers and in this connection resolution already re-
ferred to was debated 10 give the contract Billings
who would have the monopoly OF the market. II tbs
last resolution passes gentleen Who had pseyious,y
advocated the MEASURE AID we're for Increasing the
test OF American hemp foreign would oppose 1t ON
the ground that II would be unfair
Tie morning hour having trans pired the House went
into Committee Of the Whole, for the FIRST time this
session, on private bills.
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Enthusiastically Republic. Ch.rieaton 81 hours b,rks
usion, sha Herald, Boston; sohr " Burke, York.
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and Ann Holnes. NYork.
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pore nov bark Atatsss hatsnras 18Th ui schr, Sc
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taifs Splendid San francisco 40 nora Matan1as bris
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Clesred-schr Liberty.
Arrivals Daniel Tusksr PhiisdeIpLia Cs.cutsa,
york. sloops Roger williams, aud velocity. ' "
Cleared-Bsrk Baltic, Hsvsna
sasa- seArs Joseph Turner. Baltimore; ueehszc, Phs-
deirhia.
Arrivsd-sshr Boston. Philadelphia