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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

on the dollar Of the valuation Of property on
the grand list: u
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of he House of Representatives..
CHARLES @. C0NVERS,
March 90, 1850. sefs--
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AN ACT
AN ACT .--...
Supplementary to the act making appropriations

to the act making appropriations
for the year 1850,
SEC. l. Be IL enaeted by he General As
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the addition.
al sum Of three thousand dollars is hereby
appropriated to the payment of the State of
icers ior the year one thousand eight hun,
dred and fifty, and that the further sum Of
six thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
for the payment Ofthej judicial officers of the
State, for the year one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
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Nsw SCIENTIFIC niscoypHY. The
Paris correspondent the London Times
says:
The scientific world has boon in a
state Of cummolion during the whole
week. in consequence Of tho publication
"f the discovery Of the long sought for
secret of the fusion aud capitalization of
carbon. The Snrb0nne has been crowd.
cd for the last few days To behold tho
result of this discovery, in the shape Of a
tolerably sized diamond of 0ieal lus,rs
which VI. Dssprezt, the happy discover
or, submits to the examination NJ every
chemist or sdFaht wh0 choOses To visit
him He declares that, 80 long ago II
last autumn, he had succeeded IN produ
cling the diamond. but in such minul,
particles as 10 be visible nIlly through III,
microscope, aud. fearful of raising iron,
and suspicion. he had kept tho secret
until, by dint Of repeated experiment
aud great labor, he had completed ih'
ono he nnw piIsrs In public view. Foa
solar lenses Of immense power. aided b.
the tremendous galvanic pile of The Sor
bonpsls have been tho means of produ
ME result nuw before ns. NJ. Dos
prezt holds himself ready Ia display III,
experiment whenever it my DO requir
ed. The diamond producedis of ,h,
quality known in the East as the black
diamond. one single specimen of which
was sold by Prince Roslof Ia the lat,
Duke Of York fur the enormous sum u
twelve thousand poundsl"
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Of public patronage He intends to keep work of the
and at all prices. His work will be made in the very
best manner and Of the very best materials He has in
his employ some the very best workmen in the
State, and therefore warrant his work.
He will make to order and keep constantly on hand
every variety of Saddles, Buggy, Carriage and Wag
on Whips. 'yi l 'ti' 'c,'. cf p ,4t7
variety Of Fly Nets, Brides, Collars and Harness;
He has also hand an excellent assortment of Car
pet Bags and Trunks. a. .t.. g1g.it.tg.
tits given up by all who have examined his stock
that he has hand the largest and best assortment Of
work before kept in this place. and he intends to
be ready at all times to accommodate the public with
every thing in his line and at the lowest prices.
Give him call, and you will not 60 away with
out buying ISRAEL -KEMMERER. 9l
Lancaster, march, 10, 1850 ..I, 3m47
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WOOLLEN GOODS.

AM now opening complete Stock OF Cloths
j Cassimeres. Sattinets, Pilot, Beaver and Mack.
inaw Over Costings, Tweeds. Flannels, Kerseys
Jeans, Full'd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassineis, LIN
seys, &c &c w. I. WISE:
Lancaster, November l6. 1849 20
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Il Il NOV Al.
Boo1s AND s TO Es.

TNIlEunderslmed would respectful
il ly inform his friends and eustom
p1 ers, that he has removed his Shop
- to the soom recently occupiedby NJ.
vSis-V1 - SMALLEY, one door hast oiJuLu'N
and ULRIcKs Store. He still keeps
constanly on hand all kinds OF Boots
and Shoes, ready made;And is prepared to .maduhc-
ture work 10 order the shortest notice. with neat.
ness and despatch. JOHN NJ. MILLER. &
lancaster, April g. 1850 Gm4s
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Greek Books.

Dictionaries and Readers, Grace
VI MAjora &C., Bibles and Testaments.
Also supply Of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March s. 1850 .sgl 1S G "A
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WgIGur AND VALUE OF EGGS,--lt is
most extraordinary that tho varieties in
we;ght aud value of eggs as M article oi
merchandise, should have been 50 uni
vcrsally overlooked. So far as known, il
has always been the custom every where
to sell eggs bynumber, withnutrespect Ia
size, weight or peeulial quality Yet M
sbsurdity can be greater. 1t has been
asceuaincd, by carefol experiments re
Gently made by the author, that tho fail
average weight for dozen eggs is 2e3
ounces. Recently, on application To n
provision dealer, he made answer TO the
enquiry addressed 10 him, that ho made
no difference in the price nf his eggs On
examination Of his stock il appeared that
tho largest e.ss weighed ~ ounces per
dozen, and tho smallest only III ounces.
In the one case. a lracti0n over | eggs
would equal the average weight OF d"z
en-. and in the other il would require
over Is eggs to reach tho proper weight
II appeared, tn our mutual aSlonishmeul,
that the difference in weight between the
two kinds was about the same, while the
price was the Same. DR.. BeRnettS Poul.
Try Book.
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RlGaT ABnUF, F,--The SiatcSmdn is oI
the opinion that "slumping" the State
this year wont pay expenses. II was
generally understood, prior 10 the nomi
nation Of Judge Johnston, that Judge
Wood intended meeting the people face
to face; but our Judge being an excellent
Wood. chopper, the friends of Mer
Judge have concluded not To give ours a
chance of "stunping" him. TaH-wocd
will fall, nevertheless.
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/, 1Cougress has boen memorialized
TO lend Ship Of War To carry out del.
egatvs 10 the peace Convention.
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CHOLERA AND FEvER Ar HAvANA.-A
letter from Havana. May l4th' says;
The cholera continues its rnvages. Ga
deaths having been reported by the Com.
mssaries TO day (for yesterday whichiS,
however. quite moderate in II population
of $50 900, the lower orders of whom
land it is in that class that it chiefly pre-
vaiIs) are not the most cleonly in theiI
habits.
There is yellow fever here, too, ant
tho victims are moi few, and the weather
rather fosters ills continuance the ther
mometer ranging from SO al S A M, Il
s7at4P NJ. steadily, from day to day
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0bt Gautastrr @a,ctte.


TnR CoNVENTroN.-On yesterday the
DISCUSSION upon the Legislative Depart
ment was continued --several gentlemen
again renewing the debate upouthe qnes
,iop OK annual and biennial sessions.
The Journal says that the committee
upon the Executive Department have
nude their repnrt Ii gives the Govern
or power To return bill with his ohj"c'
tions, when if the Legislature see prop.
erto again pass it by a tnajmity, it be-
comes alaw.
This will be acted upon when the Con
vrntion finishes lis present discussion.
The NAsnvn.l.E CoNvENTlnN.-On Nom
day next, the delegates TO the Southern
Convention. appointed to devise ways
and means for the safety aud protection
of the interests and institutions of the
South, are 10 meet at Nashville. A lis
nf the delegates only shows 36 from Ala
bama, Is sfrom Georgia. l3 from Missis
sippi. 10 from South Carnlina. from
Vireinia, 4 trnm Florida, 3 from Teunes
soc and 2 from North Carolina ant
even some IF these Jun't feel inclined lr
90. The seven other Southern States, q
maiorty Of the whole in poinl of popu
lation, have appointed no delegates
NEw RouTE TO RIO Lieut.. Maur!
professss 10 havo discovered new rnut'
To the Equator, by which asaviug oflim
will bo made by vessels going via Rio
He has ssA nj to the Secretary nl the Nav
tabular sta,emeht Of IS vessels by bi
new route aud Of 73 by the old or usu'
route To Rio. The average passage b
the old route is Al days, while by th
new the passage has frequently bee
made in 10 or 20 days. The route
Brazil, China aud lndias is shortened
bout two weeks by the new route. I'll
average passage 10 The Equator durir
the SIX winter and spring months is shnr
ened ten days, aud duing The whule ye
it is shortened an average Of Que week
More Than thousand merchant We
Sels are aiding Lieut.. Maury in his inve
LEGATIONS, and lie asks for three small go
ernment vessels 10 assist him. s
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and Harness Making

TIME undersigned respect
IL fully announces to the ci-
tizens Of lancaster and vicini-
ty, that he intends carry on the
above business at the old Stand
of r. r. Mccall in Shgfer's
Rotc, ttco doors east Of the
TGlImadge House, where by
, strict attention to bnsine IS he
hopes TO receive a liberal share
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dsor & Fancy Chair Making.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.

Lancaster, April 10, 1850.
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WoULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
Fairfield and adjoining counties, that they have
established In fnrH
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pnssenuers Sailed

In the L. s. steamship Ohio, for Havano caGgrts NtS-
maker ana lady Mr. Traub and lady and three James
GOrdGn Bennett and LADY, Mes ME ra. MIS- MS Robinson and
sister Mrs De7ereau1 Miss Deve,eauI Mrs W. SGLne ana
Mrs merrill Jose de la Pima, lady and cidrsn VIM VAIN
Mrs " Smith and children Manuel Dante Ssfnn1sa ga
MIS- HsrFod JANE. finae Hoqshtqn Thaye iaTyer e
W Wright, Hen,a, ] Marsh, L Brancres II va!ds[ma
ssmue Redwood Bog.r Mr; POtta Isaac Henry wake,
cbesboroueh Butts Grant daugh;er' Mrs Proctor
and two children Mss Bser MIS- Pmsdsy Mr. Wo @
and two children. Mrs Wheeler and son Mr. Rit
Hyuson Col stis Eastman Johnson Stephen scbel tIa
rson, wmms; Move; co9uro B Mon Mon',gqs Pat
ruson. Gwen Rich Thompgoa MI Aheler, jenkins HIS
h' fsq wood%ob Ms. aa6der and
Lamar, Miss BroTG Mr. Pelham T ar, ~ ~ sau =.
o ss9y o'ss a
Stock wife and family Mr. Coghsn MaSes fo99s Adam
RS Bsrhoif Z Schools Gfeeneoq woner Eqger Pei
s p rtR Fo.n F saVe JOIN w.es s'c'
s eye FsH Mrs Anns Merr.n Pmmme daugts W
benson WardweIl White, Il Sill, Sawyer, stOud-
''i n e 'es csryfpP s. NJ nF9"q c
P GIne, Gallagher. Vincent Bow e, Fowler, same
WIG W w fVfse osoe smith Staples NJ
c staples Ba9tstsg ialv bS s aa.a, a ,si e..
Sn0 NJ aSon Norris Hall Peter Pierce Frsders Hop
WI Hutch1ss, iynhav, Montgomery Green
Weden. Bsmas. Stem. Charles L Tyler William SNOW
Mitchell Bomly Mr. TRINIDAD Dunnng G Ct
Jewstt w CoIvile GEO Thomas. Mason, Cran5a
Fe IArnenter, Lyon Robinson, Carpenter Cafeto
newell Deem, n.sell Heran Willis Msrcal John $500
Sa rim FIck w Benedict Jas LsmoI JARVIS MAJ
ga finnf GEO Keer burger. Snyder Lowanger
sTg Meronere Lee Clifford :" David Ford, n
n Rush Thos Dugan John Ryan, Curtis sarretl,
Wooiey Ba1ea snook Ha4ce HT1ee ~. w,
I,ms las rson j Willard Cook, Wlks u russell
BrainsTd L Alexander Bradford, W Whppe elaif,
Coos Ii Ring Cha Laweg W Brown, Witch, 9 u F
+ r Willard A Carter, Randall J II Bean Htn1eoG "a"
nethe W Harmon Walters, Click, N sherer A Aas,
Dyurv Shaw, Marshall, Thos Dorner 'oIsou,
D Kahn H CLARK, HONEYWELL, w Warrington, ao,Sab, + o"
en- Greedy Hage Lyon Carroll Mason - ~ shet
Parsons ] Jordan Davis hienweather. NJ Wihaius,
s1'h Chas Law sheoye John Adler N Bugs a
n Mann Lake Toupgs, h Winslow, Mr. Mills Mr. Ienner,J
Bond White Lewis. Bowers mlron ConoveI Shorter,
Bartender PETER, John Patterson Mr. Davis John
Tappan Briggs, Jameson Abrams w Vincent Burrows
Inn Iavr
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

LAKE SUPERIOR MiSISG INTEREST The steam
boat London arrived on Thursday evening, orI;5
ing several passengers and much important u.
formation. The accounts from both the cop 5is
and iron regions, as to the richness AID new ma
coveries, excel former reports and CONF T,IIy de
authenticated shape that they may DC IF supplies
pended upon The immense qaanti,Iltss0 hanks to
tho energies OF Col Mcknight In ,i'nip to arrive
Railroad across the Portage are IS ~ destnoton.
ssfelv at their several points % one half
Without this important . worn and heavy loads OF
%0%n having nearly DESTROYED the oo Toud
copper sorry to say that there is as usual some
We are e. mar the prospects Gen iayor hd ap,
thins e " Mr. Acker, Register, and MI Backqs me
Roinl9a Of the Land Office at the Saut but 1t
en9s Mr. Fillmore in sending nominations to the
senste for confirmation reversed their order, ana
the tendency is such as to prevent parties from
entering lands until the expiration OF long seven
months Of winter Mr. Backus not having received
his papers in season to open the Office this fall'
and meantime a deputy Marshal is sent up to pre-
vent the telling of timber for building and other
purposes. lDetfol' : rec COB
~ The Wool Dying establishment OF Messrs'
Randall, Cook q Co. Chardon Ohio. was destroy
ed by fire on the 18th inst. Loss $4,000 to s3'oVo'
No insurance.
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rvoRK DAILY TRIBJNg WEDNESDAY, N0vEA1BER 81 1870.

Roar or Csrsen II 10 Ttat a-oa. tcy 40
cad Ena 90 " o Aeftl li.i ele-t, a-
i'm basgof fJf
PROV ipE.cT ~ Arr -ch A. Hal PA.,,s~7a,i ,io
Frederic Brown, o. " R+a1-tt IA;
Hero de- ktsr Tri.r Ras- itstes W avs rcrs,
York. -,h9 lstes Birf,tt. Is46c Wlami sni
ruseh CroSeF Of Charlie science. GlAi
Ding AbAry NES MONT, HEt e hs Tn On R7us
Nysr. Noron DO Sdh ToilH-, f'I Va sip FASH sisz
burg Harvest Preach villa Daltoa AID comm- Tyler, Ne~
RICHMOND Nevz& rr SCI. New York smack NYoi taasts
nan G q a. Mari Eliza. Smith Sfork, H7oIco Ia ts do
SAVANNAH Nov llBeOw, ch Ninss. i'm NsN.fok, CD hip
OcIye Ohe Havrr bark Lady ogh Oh as B1stou Wsnt
r. Chdats Roon Arr sd .hp Sc George
iBrl tcn.ou Liverpool b Midas Hageinn Rode Iaaeirui
Wsscosus CHI tP CsFro G0to, KeAEe SOrsaus
Went 10 ses Fl ship Oliver, oher. Hsvre.
SALEM Tom CorTn, Bites ZANZIBAR Aug H.,
Mubga seatl Heeua 0rtl; buss Enshrn7yue ane tBt
paon pictnu Rrj Cur Georgetown SC or PiTtsnd schs
aerose Moore Tor Bts' pco Clarence Georse
town DC; Two Grfin Fred Warren I'm n Banzcr kza
Ann Bullock Lodi Winoh-nbach Waohro Caspian
Mathews Belfast Gardiner Solomon rancs lnksy,
Boston for BRISTOL By Croscap, sgd
new &; Aston Pierce 7hc yha Brazilian. Hodsd do Mont
Clifford FOR Se~buryoort schs las Bliss Aateh
Philadelphia Tra1.r saot Philadelphia 70: Ipswich Harriet Nav
Coonibs Philadelphia for Sewhu port Condsa Smith Newark
Ann Drunau Perry NYok Cabinet Rdde and Mary Aan Hop
.Yo Bangor Ross Hernct Challenge oet and
Portland Jos Baker Arey Bang
for Nys Bangor for ProVdeuca Pems4ud,
Mitchell COR SBedk rd Consul Drink Bangor Eas
Frankfort; John Freisr Wheser Belfast onds In
graham. Rock land; MARY Suo~, WEIGH, DO
sTOsSGToN Nov s3-Arrschs Detroit TITUS Troy for Dshon;
Amanda Handy Albany for Fail River PheniT Dickens Westerly
wARE AM Nov 6Arr sch Sarah Louisa Croker SevYort;
Lan Churbuck Philadelphia 7th brig Smith Perry Phla
depbia goth scs Russell Godfrey SYo I'D Alex nier ",
CasveD Phiadelpha Hedford Liberty Norfolk; Adj
Monitor Besss NYoEk s3d Lasn PhIdaiph Sarah Louisa
York
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Whnlers.

Al Johanna TO- ship George Washington Baker NJ ~ sP
beo reported date $50 sP Alto Lateman DO 'ol
sp; Bruce, Fuller PHI, $50 50. r., .
Letter from Capt Harding ship Saratoga Of New BEDFORD re-
mort, her in rctc Ocean, July With 1850 Dolls $50 sP oil Capt
writes ships done well te cuc jean
this season-the whaling has been in the Ana Sea
AT Zanzibar Aug bark hontezua, Allen Nb 10 pos 4 on
ar l3b and I'm cruise the third Officer Melville Macy
of Nantucket Zanzibar, July rs OF injuries ecei'ed while
ietteT from Capt Eliza Of NBsdord rspTs
.p Nile NIB stated 10Th, bark Hsbe tor san am
Spoke of shore ground, no date rousseau acct
sp. bound 10 Tahiti ~ o.lc.i
repo Honolulu Sept To- fun for home A. DO same de
srlend Pearson Cold Spring full The Good Return spoke aug
Lucas Edwards Bedford 800 bbls mot oeiofe o
ecott Luce. do, 1000 25h, Coes Cromwell do 500 my ~
navy norton Awashons Smith Falmouth 200 18th
John Anderson, WIS letter from the mate OF The Good e
turn Sea last Of July Fabus Wing NIB 1900 VIII;
bbs whalss
ward Lost from Good Return her from Bsrns
Straits to Islands John Briggs of Dartmouth aud John
Henson OF Monroe Michigan
HA 24The ships all report the neet IN Tue ICY sea AS
taxing large whales without difficulty Arrived Sept g,
Indian Chief Bailey HLoudon 90 $500 wh os bone Gen
SOFT Harris do 900 bbs b bon GOTH Maria rhessa
Amy $500 VIII 90 coo lbs bone
DO VIII goo lbs 23d Minerva Smaey 40 wy 50 10
10 800 Gath Columbia sweeney gag haGot i" me
VIII rone Plask large whales; about date B-n
TcL Wood bbs; lat 54 ~ long 79 w Daniel
Webster Meader Nantucket wins this bound to Sand
Island, port Zephyr Sherman NIB SEQ 80 VII,
came IN discharge the md ship msn-wi sail few
of Clemas, Bellows NLondon 90 sp 1900 VIII 1900
bone Cook. NIB 800 276) 10000
lbs bone home; monezuma Benjamin. Hondon 800 sp 5000 VIII
lbs homes South Boston, Soule FHaven 300 800
VII 600 bone England, Wilcox NLondon 200
VIII 900 Cavalier Der,sr Stonngton 200 800
VIII lbs bone for do These ships reports the INVEST fleet
s. for home Nye Rote, NLondon; shephertess. Beu
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Eoreinm Porfs.

AtLoardo no date; bark Sea New Salem abou, Sept
Sailed Helena, Oct ship Empire, from Calcutta for
Boston.
Boston,
Sid m Smyrna 10Th ut sch Jessamine tBf) for Bo ton.
AT Trieste 3st ut ship Marion, Sampson for Gibraltar
At Leehon. lat ut chip Madahon Houdens for SYork stu
AT Rotterdam Nov brig Anna DUTCH for Boston, Oadlng
At Bro England It'll inst, ship Reliance, some Tor FewO
leans 18th.
SID Honolulu "a ship Sea Spring tn San Francisco HoSg
Kong; 3lst bark Helen Page. Church. Auckland NJ
Atvapaao s. chip strabO, Hussey Boston June ny Tor
SD I'm DO Oct Watson I'm Phil for San Franci'co
sierre sioeaa abt 10Th INST brig Portland aabe fin carde
for Boston
Al Peruambuco Rover Nelson I'm Richmond, would
land pa OF her cargo 10th for Rio Jonero
Az Zanzibar Aug Lucia Maria Miller for Salem, abt
20 d brig Congcon from NYork via Cape Town for
Mozambique, abt Sept l. sSf6E
Sid I'm Liverpool 7,h I'arhoe, Knight, NYork
ADV at do 9th N Lott for Boston 10TH Maine Free
man do 9TH sylphds Lawry do, 18th; Equator Ever do 18th
Plymouth Rrck Caldwell do 20h sa1sny mecher DO do Suffolk
Snow dispatch; Arctic @ Luce, for NYork 20t Asia, )
Judkns, do q3d. 100 ~,
Halifax - -, -, WI, o.p
deau1 ", a.,
fnot,
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d I z d i.

On Ts,sday Nov q6 ISABELLA only child Of Charles E and Ell
.abeh 6 Hunter sged ears month and 10 q 'ys. :.
TINS friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this yVednesdsy afternoon o'clock from the dence
of her parents Rviogop ST "hou! further lnVtato het
mame will be taken % Massachusetts,
nspoday norpsg zin AIRY widow Of the late Erasmus
LAWS of painful illness il tbs 6Sth year Of her
The risn Of the family and also her sons Asrshan
w RicLro r. and Philip r. and also her sonin-aw DAVID 6
arr invited 10 attend Wednesday next al O'CLOCK
f N her late Kg. Her RENAME VIII be remove 70
On mon5ay nov a. JANE MARIE daughter of William and
The relatives and ends respectfully invited to attend The
ns on Nov ~ pm iron the residence OF her
father corner OF and Morton SITS ~ mo ~
On Saturday Nov 20 after short illness WlLIAm HENRY
BLOOM year his only son OF Edward ana hachel
Bloom.
s<T espsie papers please copy
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LFATHFR-TEe market is quiet The receipts
are .ncreasg and aduof considerable accumulation N
lie stock. Hem2ock Tow, eht and middle TyeiERls ~
Bend Leather, Of heavy weights sell quickly al 2 &c;
All light weights dull at 25c Oak tanned Is sclce anu
IiDEsAre very active Supplies better and mo no
readily lakenup Sales TO arrive are freely making ne
reeke At f4!c months, and sl5 Porto Cabelo p bs ~
Iqlc. months Yesterday, We're sold as tolows .og
~ renI for cash: 500 green sailed Buenos Ayre5 cow
300 green sqs cd To- sss 9 S ,s, ,a5e5 a hey
$50 Dr., PORTO Cabeno 2G02lbs l24c, less 81 y cent
The market is again bare of stock Bueuos Aytes lsnl
IyeipIts are held al l5c. Prices are very buoyant
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Arrived.


tfsmiP fG+a Lyon hours Savannah Samuel
P % tr9ng nofhsy winds south of attsra
Charleston ''4'p '01'"''H'' ''
.o Packet Ship An.rcan Eagle Done from Tendon Portsmouth
heavy gale from tbs westward shipped heavy sea and washed
had heavy sRs The Who's passage 's''y Inc has
to S S S[s9t Miller from Bordeaux Oct l. with fruit &C.
Left chips Mount Washington Noeans loading Wabash for do
do tsIks Josiah Bragdon Helen Fanci. d.
~ al ~ " ION ~ CO. eIehaged gnnls with bark yrga Anne
'af Rs He ior ~ DAY past q ds I'm the Banks of NIL
9 tuna railroad the Camden and Aboy RAILROAD Co. yss
b Speed Rsou Turks lslond ds 5000 bush salt James
B Bs9 e. A lon Rock Smyrna y wool &c
o, B brig Scotsman, Feo mAtnza,, il sugar
to sS Saacy Power Cork scrap and 50 pass
Br sehr Splendid Bune Anga days $50 barrels salt to
Sch t,asL Havep Havsns Snow H Nd days. grain to HIP
Sch Clas c amer, Townsend Phil 3 ds coal
s4h " ism Penn, Bangor ds splngs to Panama Rail
ss5 slsR Ree. STAG Boston to ia, sraos
Sch VIM Pollard Nuiter Phil 3 d. coal
Sch Bent Means. Fla d. t..t f nine
T0.I 70 m sY Len bg oFonocO Alabama
Sch James Fisher, Anderson PHI. de, coal
sss Cen Gen. Taylor Bogpsl Maven ndse
PENN sn ssla 2s' bss:o iq lumber
Sch Chas D Hall Days, Phil d coal
RSIo S;1 c Hsan cOllsn' Bagor % pars to Panama
e ?
sch stephen Colrel, WStson, Milford Del. ds.
Sch Shas Kline Steaman May Landing, ~. 3ss
Sch Lady Jane. Van Oake, sauaue. 2 ds
Sea rwHee Smith Braadywne hours corn meal and -four TO
Alien PaIon. " w. W 49, N'' "
Sch Emma Bulia BraniH MTlyiTe 8 ds, coal
s. b Cc'ro, Baker, Phl, d.. coal
Sch R.yLeAr w ii.Sms, Troosby, Rosenbereb c.
sch 4 browning, Lake, Egg Hsrbor. coal
Sch Mail, WAisell I'm Va bound Q SHayeu
Sch Suatton, s,udham Phil DIS, coal.
sch Psnksi, Endlcott, Phil, ds coal
Sch Mary Hsnt Smith Phil de-, coal
Seh Isaac w C0nku Egg Habor. coal
sooP Iecurnseh Crowe days I'm Providence 70 Chas
ten, laubsr.
sloop Return Ferguson, Barns;abe ds.
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