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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

which had nurtured a Romulus, she send
planive appeal from the Campadc mt her
provinces and all she asks is o,,o % al Tho
founded may not be des'' rho, ,he em,rs an.
hurled prematurelv Quad 3D. d;sn,,on nor hs
unresponded 49,. 81 II,h-, a.al h.
Little m - -
wi" IN have done their worst. The crisis has
fu, , end now, for Gods sake, let her great men
AZ breach
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

DRUGGISTS.

MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, T1-As,
RE now receiving from NsW \ orb aad
n Phlladelphia, and oiier for sale lov q la'- e
...so,,tnsl,t III fresh and genuine medciues
paints paint BRUSHES, eils d,e studs. periuasfl
Of al. .iud- fancy sosp, 4 general sssaf'Hi'i
Of siatjonary, sc. &c. Also, patent medicine r.
.no,.x whigh arc In Jayne's family mediclae' :
Dr.. Mafai's lie pills, and pacnix biueFs VS.
,ar's bal-ali Of wlld cherry D. Rogers COM
pennd ,urup Of lHt-,snri ADD On iaf ZIG cure
Of consumption, coueh., sc: tie eeletfst'1
lev D4..d's % fieh-.a plaster Coliers. rng-
b,ne and SPAWN .t-se.ne sad ihe celebrated
founder ointment .,r hof-es. stove ysrnish =
no,. arf.-ie. ~. Sc. also shop furniture Got
..,e,au,. all Of Aheh sal be sold ,efy low
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

lust RECEIVED, And lor sale, low for
- cash, Window Glass (Waieriord), White
Lead Boston, Ne. - Iin-ced OIL Lamp III.
Lard Oil, and Sp'ts Turpeuline, by
EVANS a. SEARS.
my26- lif Druggists. Marshall, 1eras
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

W II III ri IVN w TT =,
I E1'TERS Of administration were Granted
10 the undersigned on the estate Of Cath
ariue Rnll, deceased, by the county court per-
taiuin4 10 the estate, Of deceased persons for
III, county at Harrison, Texas, ON the Goth
day of October, A. u lslp All persons,
Therefore having cums against sad estate, will
present t.cm TO him duly authenticated within
he time prescribed By law, and those indebted
to the same will pay 10
WIN C. Larry, Adm.
No 81 lsi9- res s..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03
rNANIII,S IlOTEL..

rI>IIE subscriber wishes 20 inform the T
that he has taken the House. IN Shre'el.
In, formerly known a. the Shreveport q -
B.bber's Hotel, and opened under the nais \
powrLL's Horn. lie hopes from la' ~
rience in the business, TO he enabled to e''f.
the citizens of Shreveport, and the 'ra'.s,
public. such accommodations as shall ms'' :
appreciation Of alt. a,,.r,,
Shreveport, I.a.. March LIST, lsia NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

.sll.TL '''f ''"''' Af's'7 '''-''i--
f-4.SFA completed their me-" and spa
A-S-2-S-H. cous building, situated ucar
the square and Immediately On the main street
running south from the Marshall Hotel, hce
leave very respectfully TO inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are now iul.
IS pr. pared 10 stable forty or fifty hor.rs, Ia a
stylc not inferior 10 any Of the c.g stables.
a $50, three eommodlou- lots, with an excellent
web at the door. furnishing suihcicncy oil wa
ter Tor aU amount Of stock.
The stable viii bc immediately under the SUI
pcrvision OF one OF the propnctors, whn viii
give u his entire attention, and use every IL
tor, 10 give general satisfaction
They will have constantly on hand ,hc very
hr-i pre,cnder the country produces, besides
faithful and attentive hosllers
Horse. can be delivered at the stable, or al
Messr- Wood. q Watson. the proprietor Of
the Marshall Hotel, where, il the weary trav-
eler stops, he will always find warm hearts To
welcome him, and administer every thing that
the most ia.tii.ou- could desire, 10 render him
comfortable and happy
Gail and t5y us onee, and if We DO not give
you perfect satisfaction, We viii not call on You
again 20 Try
TuCE"R & DUNN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

uADLEY ANDERSON


F7HIT7I WIN 7 ; Y
Ocf0ber :, ist9--n17 st.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

THr presI10l ollcer' af0re'1d WI makt
their returns as by laW directed
\ H. PAIILLO, ClW Justice
Der. %, ist9 soft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

y. d. JONES. s. co,
Ilue IS nifty Pfnpea.ers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
MONDAY, Angus, Bpm


The Stock market was rather improved To-Day,
excepting for Reading, which improved to 81 o''
afterwsrd fell of to sol. Erie was also better ana
In fair request Farmers, under large sales al tue
Second Board, declined to ~. There was q fair de-
mand for Governments, and the market vas nfm'
vbere has been 4 large business doing In
Freishts at full prices. The engagements are:
$4,000 or 40 900 bbs Flour at Is 9dSls lOid' ana
$4,000 or $1,000 busbes Wheatst Sd. Nearly all
10 understood, IL shipped from first hands A0Ou'
1000 bales Cotton were taken at ID, and some
heavy freight at l5s9l7s 90. To Havre the rave
il up. and the packet OF the goth took some cotton
at &c. There is good business doing TO Calornia.
In Exchanges there is not much done, and the
rates are steady. Sterling lO0loi Y cent
Inferior paper Is going at rather dearer rates,
but prime, short paper 10 without change; it goes
ats v cent Long paper is 79s. Auctioneers''
1910, according to plen!ifulness On call the rate
is5a6 p cent, with occasionally lower rate on
Government stocks.
The Custom House Receipts are still large, but
less 10 than last week. To-day, sl32,l37i Pay
ments, 30,Oll-Baance, s6,a22,09
The steamer Pacific took about $500, 900, nearly
all in gold. The Wednesday steamer will no., ac-
cordiDg to present appearances, have so much. A
large amount Of gold it 10 expected will be paid out
of the Philadelphia Mint on certificates of Cslifor'
mia gold The entire foreign exports Of coin Of the
year row amount to s4,s4s,oss, not including the
Pacific.
The heavy fall Of Flour and thefailure Of AesEs.
ydsm, Sage & Co has caused the suspension Of
Southern commission produce house, Messrs w.
c. Il A. A. Hunter, Of Wallst 1t 10 understood
that they are upon Messrs. 8. 8. & Co.'S paper for
$50, 900 or $50, 900.
The liabilities were exaggerated by rumor TO
million and a half of dollars but we believe they
do not exceed half million, and it is stated that
the liabilities proper of the House are less than the
good assets. One of the partners was formerly
member Of the house Of Russell Il Co. Of Canton,
and 10 be lieved TO have come homo with q fortune
Of $500 900.
The extended report Of the condition Of the
Banks of this State on the 29th June has been pub
lished and from 1t we take the following totals
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DIE d

In Sacramento ciy, California Dec 49, Is4e CHARLES
OF the late Robert Cochran, Of this City, aged 70
TIE remain. h.vilE ,,,ivod hers, WI Dc inersa n
family, and those Of bis broIhern law. Thomas smith
invited TO attend bic fanera from 81 Stephens Church on
fuesds,, 9Th mat ala o'clock aus re
illness 9HOHAs sPOFFORD. ex Alderman Of the
~ elth W ard, In The 54th year OF bis age
His irer d. and those Of family invited 10 attend
The funeral 90 Tuesday, Angus! q, at 0eloeri r n
from bis late residence, shtest Yortyle Car
hag.s viii be In ws,ing al Dsbrows corner OF Bowey
In ,bi. City on sunday morning, 25h inst Rev HENRY
loTes semr sry Of New Yori 10 me 5 year OF sl. age
The funeral services u. take pses In the Chsps Of the
fsss S St W we sas s a d Ist
z, eenersy respectfully inyiIsd to attend the funeral
xEe~s,I on sunday morning. 18th inst OF dyssnIery,
Mr.. WILLIAM IL MOTT, IN the asa year Of hs age
The relative, and friends OF the family and those OF bis
brother Not, invited to suena bis remains TO 3d.
Lures Church, Hudson foot OF Cansl Car
Issss viii be In waiting Ill u this cay, IN 'front.' OF 81
On Mono az evening, Aug. %, FLORENCE ooRNELIA
dsusber OF Henry and Harriet r. Finley, aged years
Shs iends OF The family are invited to attend the funs.
raj tomorrow (WednesdsJ) al O'Clock P. M from l55
on Monday morning, Aug %, a, Cnnon near Hoboksn.
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter Of James aud Mary
Virgins aged year and month.
,oo' Mrs anna, sidow or tie iale John Barker OF
White Plains, aged SO years 9 months and days.
Stephen ana james w BMtsr and OF her sons inlAw.
Charles w Saunders Benz Clark srs invited to 81
epd her funeral The residences Of her son. Jseg w.
ssher ISL Monroest on Tuesday morning at 81 O'Clock
The remains win be taS@n 10 White Plass for nterment
A. greosyn on I5s,y evsoiag 2S.n s Instant 70
and Elizabeth Ann Ssrdell, sged year. months and
4csys
tend he fuDers rom The residence Of fsse in {Iarr
son o. frat from Cedar this Tuesday afternoon
H4 O'clock. The remains will DO taken TO Greenwood
CemeterJ for inerment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

MosDAY, August -.
AsBEs-Are Sc for Pearls II. Jr Pois, with sales
CoryoN-coutinues buoysrt with sales 1900 or 25oo
bales n full Ic advance sinc, the steamer Ine q1AnHH
nTs,,ins on he mArtet 10 mGderae.
FLOUR AND MEAL-four 10 10 fair deniad. put "
un,ettied. The Essegn and home trade 10 c0nsaefspo,
hut bu, err are pncu 10 regpd 10 bracdf ror sup
nent there 10 demand, but The sales are nos nzs
The uAnssc iors reach Ter roo bis nj oO0S - I2,
sour s9l as IS for Nc z5dt 50 for com non 70 sua.
state cd ground 47s6f s7t for sehigan Old ead
new 25d5 62l for old and ne pure o-neses. ans.o
were also saes 500 bbs Canadian al e2i 10 bond s0eo
ern descriptions are dull About 90 bos .old h5 l4U
s1I f1r old 50d5 rs for new Is for fancy George
Town Meal 10 heavy and or 500 obs Jersey soie u
somtiblpR OF 3 ~ Snail sales Rye Flour ~ "
CRAIN-fhe market II well supplied WIN Wnesb alo
the quotations are Besvy. The sales are eVs 0usn ga
,hy Corn was In fair supply Of mired, Win = mscsS'
Without buoyancy The sale are IS or i0eoO BUSH n5IO
sac Some found yellow was In the markeihboc rye
is sl scarce held high About 90 bush sold Al TIC
delivered Oats fSd44c for prime Nortnerr Inferior
are plenty and sui. .,.
PsOylsIONs-Porsc continues quiet and 10 rather heavy
The mari 81 10 SIaCS7 for Mess 36s 81 for rrlme
with s.es Of bpls OF Beef about 200 Dds ensng-f
hands ats Isi d8 IS for Meu Lard 10 steady 81 81 goic,
win sales 200 bbs There 10 moderate business do1g
IN Cut Meats 81 ssd SIC for dry Sids and ets00e TOT
Pcled Butter and Cheese are without change
uHIsKY-Tbe market 10 steady and loo DOS SOLO ~
s6I0rlc the former for Ohio, 10 arrive.
OILS Small sales English L'nieed are MAKING ~ 20 >
hut generally the mstel II held higher baes 400 oof
Whale NJ he East al 49tc. Sperm 10 selling al l2Oc.
LE1pHTbefe 10 some Inquiry and holders generally
are firm Sales 50 rurs sssnish hard 81 SIT cash. IL 10
ofsre I'd at4 IS American 10 held Al 4 e2i, c,sh
IRON sal~s 80 to 200 iuns Scotch Ptg al eIo mos
GROCERlEs-fhere IL fair business dong ana VIC
markets very fall . - -,
HEMP-Amefiean de~-roued 10 sll2dsl2) with sales
50 bales The market 10 heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

Usscop-oi W. Albany v n RsndoipA cOm'K. Peus,.
coils is Dc. srd Dc fm Bsysns
Ship L. Zsrsga Liverpool 40 d. mdss ssd pas,s,zsr.
Zsrega Co On the 21h lN 40 l,n - 80 srosn-ne.d
Q severe gale from NV. which earei away m.lrs.I AZ.
Ing b Ge The captain refused to give any report Of bis
cargo.
ssIp Pseious Noses Mobile, p d. cotton, 10 Eagle
ship Emblem. CsmmetL Antwerp July IS, ndse, 10 Z
HuIlbut Il Co-250 psssepgeu
stanton lhh inst lsi74 S. Ion 81 "a w, spoke brig
Irving Thomsston ROhips I'm nod sns Tor Bordeaux
While 10 Capt Robinson died took ffo n her me cap
ans wfe II was the Intention OF ME mate 10 BRING nef 20
this port
BsI Psisr Dsmin. Hovy, Savannah, de-, cotton and
s.'I Nep,ans greml ys.permsn Havana Il d. sugar
srs Irv,r p uoftpT New Orleans y De- slaves bodnd
to BoTdea1x Put this port account OF he desh OF
Capt Roberon, The former cspIAn) he having died 90
the passage l2h insl with The yellow fever hn remains
Brig rs1Ts Th.thsr, Savannah. days, cotton, &c, to
Brig cleopstrs, Kent csrdsuss II d., sugar to Spot
ford, Tieston Co. -.
Big Lin6er, - Charleston, DIS, cotton. &c' to Sur
Big Kunisupde, (Brsm) Loreuzeu 8 Jsgo de- Cubs q
days. sugar and tobacco, 70 Moses Taylor Len no Am
Brig Prrceu Royal (Br) Doe, Bermuda Dc, hides kc
oWA Dawes ports psssenge,s - osa.
Sch Cinderella q seull, Soul, MstsgordA Texas y a.
and sugar 10 master. Len sch Aurora Borea Tor
Sch Avengsr simOnlOn 81 Johns Pr, sugar end moias
Sch Golus CBl subbs Grand Key Turks I.lsnd 10 d.,
Sch Elose, Robinson, Wilmington d. nsys stores to
MI McCTesdy.
Sch II A Hsyue, Besston, Wilmington, NC. d. naval
Sch May Powell, Williams, wilmington NC. ds naval
Sch Eorih c.Iolins, wuAms Wilmington, NC. DIS ua-
Sch Col suerley (ot Brooihsven) Davis, Charleston.
ada cotton. to N heCle@y Co
gch y Manning, BusbsnG, Bach River, d. wood
schJ P wh.dbee, Wabsnt HEREFORD, NC, > d. weeal
Sch BALTIMORE L.ghL Baltimore, d', nd's. to John
Sch Parker, Rollins, Norfolk, ads, naval stores, to
Sch Iissc W Hushs Johnson, Nswbern, NC, ds naval
Sch High Priest TufOrd, Ocrseohe NC, days. naval
Sch Francis, e.uihier, wsshugton, NC, days, naval
Sch julia Havens LesdOesier, Hewburn, NC, days,
Sch . neCrea Csmedy, EewburD, NC, 5 d., naval
Sch VIM Henry, Van Cl.et vIrgtns, dc, wood.
seS %% asOy kpP E%s1.,n ns ~ WOOD
Sch Odesss, prlscoI Plymouth, &c, d., shngIsL
Sch J Predmore. Dumsek, Po,l Wsla.l, coal.
Sch VIM Lsggs.i oerrool Virgins, wood
Sch Belle, PosL Vnhnia wood.
Sch ssrsh Emeine, Let's Virginia, wood.
Sch John Tilion. Copkln, Virginia wood.
Sch Mary Adeline, Jones, Berlin ds corn.
sch Hsnels, Steward Ocrscoks NC de-, nsvssores,
Sch Golden Rule Parker. ssrtmore ds, coal.
Sch Jane Hardcssue Newberu, NC dogs naval stores
Sch Gipsey, ferrine, James River 2dsys, wood.
Sch r Stockton. Atcherson, York River d., wood
Sch Helena BogSt b timore ds coal.
slOop Fs.hion, blydenburg, Providence, mdse
BELow-k ship and q bark, unknown; also. eark'
Also below, bark Therese, (Of Bremen 10 days from
Norway.
sEfLED-steamships Ohio, Havana and chagres Pc
nobseot, Philadelphia; ship Rob, Kelley, Hsue.
wIND-sunrse sW, Meridian w, Sunset WsW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
NJ A r n I z ID .

In WILLIAMSBURG, Aug a. by Rev CHARTS R.ynolds OF
Niss ALKALINE eldest di1g hter OF q =. Bunee, Esq
In Broohly q, Aug %. by Rev. J G. smiih Mr. SAMUEL
NJ WAY u Nsv town Long Island 10 hlss MANY A.
HANDS, late OF Pennsylvania.
Al Bsundbrook, e. ] on tho 25h uino by Rev M.
Rogers Mr. JAMES DENNIS0N 10 Ess MARIA BUA-
TON.
on 1hursdsy the lat ins by bis Honor the Mayor 9.
woodruff, ESQ JOHN J. wILLEr5 TO MATILDA
WEED, Of his City. .
10 Laurence, Pa Aug 49, by Rev Or. Cunningham M
EDWIN A PETERSON, OF this City, TO miss sELENA
A. WINFIELD, daughter Of tbs late Hon. D Wlohed
OF that pare Abo. at the tame place, M, w GARDNER
WINDELJt TO nissAAENIAs CUNNINGdAM, dsugh
ter Of Austin s. Cunningham, Eco. OF PhilsdeIphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON, Aug 26-Arrbrig perseverance,, Glasgow Ju-
~ 3; 0 oop Allsdin NYork.
Cid brig Elekerson. ssimore
SALEa, Aug 24-Ar brig Montrose, Pills
Sid scts l. Hsilock, HYork; 25'h Mary Clark, do.
PROVIDENCE Aug A-Arr schs Worcester, Dsla-
ware; Brandy vine Philadelphia. Noble do Hector Ran
dolph. soops sylph Traveller, Congress- and Ornament
do; Harvest Roger Williams, and Chsmpiou. NYork.
CID, bark friioD, Pc,ou. Sid, schs Rushlng and II
Jones Phil Senator Rondout
Arr 25,h sehs N Marcy. Pol; Warren, Albany sloops
Gszelle and Washington, NYork.
FALL RIVER, Aug 3-sld, brigs Eolus, Plciou 2ish,
Lir colD, do.
PORTLAND. Aug 2i-Arr, sehs George Evans, Miirei
and Mary, HYork.
HEwBUaYPoRY, Aug 24-Arr, sehs James Bliss Phi.
ladelpbis Wshulls. Randolph.
NORFOLK, Aug 25-Au schs o Jones, New Bedford;
hs'bios.ud, PYr'iana, Jvhu runis, osmdvu' weather
clear; wind sW.
An he yesses have gone 70 sea I'm Hampton Roads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
nInrkets......BUrrALo, August %.

The receipts since Saturday have been sc to'-
lows IS eco bbls FLOUR; IS 600 bush WHEAT; 400 do
CoRs-Wesern r. our IL 10 fair demsnd-mnte. WI hout
any matersl change. fhe sales have been Loco bos a.
81 for Michigan The supplies Of Western mixed WHEAT
lager End prices hesyy~ih sales OF Onio a. Boo and
Chicago at 75c CoRs 10 easier, With q somewhat besr
inquiry The transactions have b. 20 600 bush bld52c
for Mixed Wenern. FREIGHTs without, charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
ACCRECATES.

YOIhI Llablue1l VI IFOl1fI TOT FVIllt'
The above fgures show general expansion OF
the Banks since the last statement The Loans
and Discounts have Increased nearly six millions
and are over eight millions larger than in Deem
Der, ls4s The Deposits have increased four mil
lions six hundred thousand dollars; ths amount
due to Bssks five millions, and from Banks one
million the Specie four millions and Bank Notes
on hand six hundred thousand The circulation,
meanwhile, has fallen off four hundred thousand
dollars.
The following exhibits the condition ofthe Banks
on the morning of the both OF March and the 3Osh
fJuDe. The Harchrepo-t embraces returns made
by 100 Banks, al in the State save one, and the
June 1872 Banks and Branches;
REsoUNoZs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
Disasters,& &c,

Letters from Key West dated the 18Th inst. received 10
this city, st the ship Howes which ashore
near Key West but Afterwards fot 3D. was boarded
he morning she went ashore by the steamer Creole the
PILOT boat Champion and scbr Col DsRussy Assistance
from these vessels taken. poron OF the cargo
sien out snd nus board the and late In the day
hold. She lowed TO town. Her cargo is valnabl.
and al between decks will be saved. Her lower hold
contained 500 iurs OF sugar and portion or II will be
saved In dsmased state The ship leaked badly and
diichsTglpg at Kew West on The 18Th
The snip E1y Taylor before repored) sso rent ashore
al The time reef the Sand Key Light Ship,
and In sigbt Of Key West aud assisted of the reef
The pilot boss Lss, e,te Champion aod Victor and the
schooner Col. De Russsy s,d soop Ludlow She had
valuable cargo Of dry goods Ou Boston 10 New eans
-Four loads taken from her before abe fosted She
~as brought TO Key West the sane evening She wo1ld
not discharge and CONSUMED TO j. Fontens let
ter to Waller Esq dated Key West Aug l6, In speak.
Ing OF the ship Emily Taylor that the ship
rocby bottom snd would have bgsd In short tins, IL Il
would be heavy She would be ready for sea about the
2h. The cargo beweeo the decks was In good coalition
The pumos on board the Hoves going night and
day, and they were dschaging cargo With al dispatch
The ship 10 considered not much strained The captains
OF both ships give The same Capt Preston and
dozen other ship masters Who have been ashore this
ire Light Boat being only deeoy, instead Of benefit
10 Them.
EsRw BARK LAURvIG Palheuberg at Boston I'm Gotten
burg tbe ssIh July IN lat ST. lon ~ W. In gale from
ssW to sW lost head Of main topA and iioboon, and
spill both topsails
Tse sch before reported seen adr IN Barns-
bic Boy, TIE Primus she lowed by Capt
felbsm Gibbs Jr OF Sandwich Who freed her from wsief,
oOk the vessel 10 Wes Sandwich The vessel had sppa-
renty been ong ebsndo ed. and everything OF value
eept The slhs had been iken away waihed from her
Sea Isaac fhAsx-Is, OF Provincesown. at Portsmouth
7h inst from fhade phs upon rock while Ia charge
Of lhe plot end badly injured her keel and stem. She
was repairing a. lsst accounts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

sehs ryvrs. chsneers'-.. Boston. Brett voss; ks.
Chsesion. L. p, sr-..n $500. y.tss, n.nhs :.
noo,o' dshhs, Z Il Aiiieu. WIN gsstef. sni,,
.,on sc ssn SCI cgn; rsmpHco, Simmons, Wsss-
slssren Enc normsa, rhn.dslphia, Psnobscot Ser
sHys Planet wnghs Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Is Arrived-Bsrks Nassue
Clifford, Boston; sesh, Ahins. DO bhgs washngt a.
Newton, Cardinals Gen Worth. Poeys, Hsysg1ez, PR;
sebs Leader Besrse Boston; II councs, GIlchris, Ca
l,is Ann Eliza Csie, Endicott- East Greenwi:h Gen
Boyd, Gilpsuick, NBedHord Mary Matt Smith, NYorki
Truensn Tulhill, Greenport; Eoward Wooten, Elngs-
worth, nYork No IN Pacific new Hewitt Cape Nay
Lydia Catherine. Davis, 81 George.
CIearsd-ship Csledonis Brsnder, Halves NOrlesns;
bark Elizabeth j. ShsDklsnd Mstsnzs brgs Enms Fran.
els Bartlett Boston; Roberts Noonsn. do; Chss reomas
PLbhsm co; NarssuAeus Hnhley, do; schs Nathan Dur.
fee BAKER Fall River; Daniel Webster Crosby Norwich,
Conn Eorh Pacific Hewitt Providence; Juno. Hyiward,
Portland; Edward Wootler, Ellingsworth NYork Gen
Boyd. Gilpatrek, ssco Ne. Townsend Corson, Otgh-
ton; Ellen NeksrsoD, Boston; TruemsD, Tuth, Oigh.
ton; kAry Natl Smith NYOrki Lydia Csshsrine Davis,
Boston; Albert Coffin do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRf OF nEw.YoRK......AUsus7 Is, Iss,
Cleared.

Cleared.
s..smship Ohio, sehsnei, New. Orlesps n o Roberta
esi, - 81 Chsrles billHd, Lysrpool y stsnlon Hen
80 civ French do, spoGsfd. Tlsson Co; osneh.strr
YyIer N, w,o,lesns Lafis Hazard; R Milan, Alien,
BsIE John sf0"s'' WAnen. San francisco, Van Bruai
BIG. CALYPSO, 'Sssp) sesrtite, Li,bou, B spdy RI
seees tnr) MenisnN rsub0Ty, NJ, 0.sadA Hll, BAH
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By Telegraph.

NIHfKtfsss bALIIFUHtI hukuSF @0'
The FLOUR and GRAIs market 10 unchanged
COFFEE has sdvspced-ll cents refused for prms RIO
ClTTLE-eO0 Beeves offered ST prices ranging rom
75io3 Is the hoof equal 10 65d6 Is net HoSs-se
percwL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

R A gentleman from Louisiana has purchased
MoDklands. the late residence Of Lord Elsin, for
$4,000. Il 10 designed for o Summer residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
Receipts Of Produce

By North River Boats, August 26-l0, 800 bbs
Flour $50 do Ashes I07 do Whisky. SO head Cste. $50
bales Wool. 50 100 sash Corn. 5000 do Oats 900 do
Wheat 1900 do Feed 40 pEgs Bn'ier, 3l4 oxs Cheese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
MATHEMATICIAN, A

Pie receipts have b-ep a. folio since lssi Fo1r
1900 bbls WHEAT 5000 bushels CoRS 1000 do gLoUas
.eady but pot active Liie doing IN WHEAT be'Hg nsld
shove The views Of buyers I2 being sked for Gsnesss
The supplies large Leo bush two rowe SARLEYh.'e
been st-6c 5000 bosh OARS TO arrive week or Ten
da,s rave been sold at Secs Phson WHISKY u nominal
Al .escia