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and Shades Of every description, kept hand and
made order, which for neatness OF finish durability
aud cheapness canno. be surpassed. The attention OF
snrekeepefs, Is solicited tile subscribers variety Of
beaHtih BORDERS for Store window shades, which, not
only pnssess the advantage Of screening the goods
the effects of the sun, but also attractive
sign Being well adapted to receive all Kinds OF lettering
the most tasteful style aud be raised and lowered
At the will Of the owner IN addition to their utility they
are highly ornamental Always on hand, Reed Blinds
Paper Curtains Sc, which will be sold the most rea.
sonabo terms. Persons in want Of any Of the about
named articles would hnd II To their advantage toea>
Wilmington. nov 93--sf FRANKLIN FORD.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

80 PERSONS having WATCHES 10 REPAIR.
F5A such Lever. Lepne. Dulex and Verre
n q Watches, can have them repaired in the very
pATHRSON'5 Cheap Watch and Jewery Store M
y Market street between Second aud Third streets VIII
nington, Delaware.
Constantly on hand n large assortment OF Gold and
silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware specacles &c
A NOR j. weIdin, eAATER, Stables in PopIarst. be
n tween Fourth and Fnh 9r' -
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

Sss'7sE5s77ss,-. JOHN LufF respectfully inform his
"a sFznaz exr&I friends aud the public generally TINT
f.REs}---~>ct-t he has removed his Cabinet Manu-
factory, and Furniture Ware. Rooms,
from the corner Of Water and Market as To the n
s~F"es - y" ana srpIey rurineriy the wilmington
Post Ohice where he Inns hand and constantly
turing OF the best materials and by experienced
workmen kinds OF Furniture, which he will dispose oil
on the most reasonable terms.
N.h-Fnnerals attended the shortest notice. and car
ages provided. dec 81
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17
Great Temple OF Fashion.

r. now open and for Exhibition, the nj
Ready Made Clothing in the city, as the ~
AIKEN much pains in selecting his stock o the ms
abie sly les from New York and Philadelphia Markets
me enirs STOCK "a new manufactured since the LIST Of
view the most elegant selection Of Boys Coihine in
the whole nnion-from this to the Rio GRANGE az nil
Mexico. eertsln indemnify for the mast Is offered ~
calling for another ut a6i Market Street, PhiadeIphn
FEACEl mar 10 W.T. DuPREE
4 congress OF Saratoga Wntef. fresh At
z. McINALL. Drug stora.
July ~ "a Market Sire
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

WALL ofhOfllS AND QUICK SALES
A Il Tue old established STOVE MANDATORY,
nj No os Nerh second Stysa, PHILADELPHIA
ionsekeepers Hotel keeFers, and Public institutions
eheray to their large and complete assortment of Cook.
etnont egeHs Cos OueHs. neD style, Portable Eorges
Sere casftHgs &c. &c., which purchasers will end I 10
Them a. cheaper rate Than heretofore offered in The
" Wholesale dealers will consult their advantage
Ivy. ~ '"''S
" PARTICULAR attention is requested 10 the much APP
proved Independent Albright Cooking Stove which i
adapted TO the use of both Wood and cosl
JACKSON x NORRIS,
anIn sly No. 90 North Second st. nenr Arch.
The money will be Refunded
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

BAY STATE !
STEAM SASH, DoOP. AND BlIND MANUFACTO-
NRY.-CnkRLEs WILKINS 4 Co. beg leave To inform The
citizens of Wilmington and the pubic generally, that
they still engaged in manufacturing Sash, Doors and
Blinds in the best mud at the shortest notice, by
steam, nj prices far below those manufactured by hand
aud with much greater similarity. Al orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to. Samples
of work be No 81 Minor street Philadelphia.
10000 lights Of sash for sale the lowest cash
prices, CHARLES WILKINS, & co.
may 2f-1y No. 50 Race street, Philadelphia.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

Mrs. flii
!. Elizabeth Griffith
| Mgt. Grant
. P. r. Gilbert
Philip Gross
= Saml. Garretson
Mrs. E. p. Gaines
!. FAX H. Goodall
:, Nicholas Handy
I Thos. Hizer
+. Hart
y James Houtin
Mary Hall
Byran Herd
I. Antony p. Hunter
Z VIM. Hudson
IrlJ. H. Hall x Co.,
+ Geo Hegner
! F. Hagert
e +. S. Hamon
! Joanna HUMPHREYS
Toney Hunter
\ Elizabeth Jefferson
VIM. Jones
d Dandy Jack
; Caroline Jackson
/ Emma Kurtis
II. Lighthouse
B. Z. C. L.
J. Lloyd
Fred. B. Lord
Jas. Laird
Sarah Lindsey
R Mcguire
Jane Morrow
Mr.. NJ.
I. S. Marshall
JAS. Mahars
Steph. J. Marshall
Mary o. Miller
W. Mckinley
Jas. Mclaughlin
VIM. McCory
Mary McGuge
Jno. Mckinney
Jas. MCGEE
Lydia Nc Agaluehe
Rachel McGiaulur
Mich. McKeill
Mrs. Mcdaniel
Robt, Aaux
Mary Jane 0'Brien
Justo p. 0nate
Charlotte Pennington
Philis Parker
D. W. Phillips
Anne Pendegrass
R. R. Roberts
Jno. Reed
Eliza Reynolds
Jas, Robinson
Jas. r. Robinson
John Roberts
Jos. S. Robinson
Robt. r. Robinson
Theodore sharpless
Elizabeth Starr
Adelaide Stroup
Thos. Smit
Jno. Shaw
Harris Stackpole
Jared Sparks
Rhoda Ann Smith
VIM. Shepherd
]. M. Steward
Arthur NJ. Sharadan
Mary A. Spencer
= Thompson, Esq ,
2. o Turner
SEQ. Thorn
Chas. Tucker
Rev. E. 1'owne
?. Taylor
ieo. Van Benschoten
,eo. Warren
). M. Wallover
no. W. Wilihank
=. C & R. b. Wood
hos. Walters
abraham World
)anl. Watts
YIN. Walter
Ym wilkins
YIN. Williams
Ohm Walker
as. Wilton
William Whitseo
ohm Young
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

NJ NJ D. SMITH respectfully inform their
W friends and the public generally, that they have
opened toHr and Feed Store, aud No. 1874 Market vt
second door below 5th wilmington Del where they will
io'l Wholesale and retail, flour meal corn aud oats
niddnes ship stns bran and ground and oats al
.he lowest prices He respectfully invites the public to
give MIN n call. mar 90
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ItGflOv AL.
. xr1nsz CARRIAGE idANUFACTORY.-ALEXA
Gytlse2 DER JAMESON respectfully informs Ills
Nv friends and the public, that he has removed
ais carriage mandatory FROM the of Fourth and
French Streets to the N w. Of Third and French
Streets where he will Manufacture and have constantly
on hand carriages Of al deserimions such as Comedies
two and one seated Rnckaways York Wagons BarrIchus
Daarbornsrulkeys Charots &e sc. ofal doserip
which he will sell al the lowest pTeos and the most
reasonable terms. His hands and his materials
good to be found in this city any other city aud
he faters himself he manu- carriages OF the
most fashionable dcserpt sud IN the latest and
nordern style that he will the APPRECIATION Of any
one disposed TO pnrcnase-
. N. H.-some secondhand fringss on hand Repair
ING done. april 90
NEW OYSTER IN Y.ErH1H,r n m "
|NM n ODD FELLOWB HALL REfECrORY.-
lN.sN ~ DAVID lkElAN, respectfully informs Ids
NyfrY friends and the Pblic generally. that In hns
opencd an oystts Saloon in the basement of
the Odd Fellows Hall, OF Third and King sts
Wilmington, Del, where he will up in the best style
oysters both ffed roasted aud in the she'll &c. &c Also
terfapns tongues pigs feet htters &C Alse hot coffee
toast and mullins BY strict attention to business he
hopes TO merit a share OF public patronage.
~ B-Fanilies supplied at their oysters
ad meals to be had AT all iimsaat the cellar.
HfufuFfau. M Al
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

CITY CARPET DEPOT, No 90 NORTH SECOND ST.,
-. opposite Christ Church, PHiLADELPHIA-S q.
fOUih, respectfully informs the residents OF Whining
ton aud adjacent Counties, That he Is receiving his
fall stock Of CARPET1NG, comprising all the newest
designs and richest colors. ALSO, OIL CLOTHS Of
every width and quality WINDOW SHADES, OF every
Style with full assortment Of every description of
goods nppertainng to the business Imported aud
featured expressly for this establishment, and Of
ranied materials and will be sold cheap cheaper
Than as any other store in The city.
Hf- Call and examine before buying.
phfiddelphfa.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

/ ~ htlNu AN ~ . ~ w WV
| EVERYBODY should embrace this oprortunyio buy
~ CLOTHING for Men, Youth. and Boys at such
prices as nave never heen known 10 this city, at GEO
ICULlNS Clothing Establishment, s. e. corner OF Mar
ket and Second Streets Philadelphia. Embracing
choice The best, desrahle and fashionable Cash
lnare Goats, Habit Cloth, do. Lncn Drilling, do :
Tweeds &c. &C. &c, together with great variety OF
English, French and American Cloths aud sumner Fab
RIGS adapted to the wants Of and Boys, both for
lDress and Business Garments Particular care has been
taken 20 procure the style Summer Goats, Panta.
looms Vests, &C., &C., to which he would invite special
attention.
FURNISHING GOODS, consisting of Shirts, Stock,
Handkerchiefs, &c nil Of which offered at the
lowest possible Cash Prices aud cheap any other
Clothing Store in the UsioN.
IL Parents WIN desire BOYS CLorntsG are earnest.
ly invited to examine the Stock.
IL Country Siorekeepers cun be accommodated AT
very low rates for Cash. GEORGE CULiN,
mar LILY E !. cor, I'd RHd Market sis, Phila.
watches, Jeyveiry s. siIverYare.
o. CONSTANTLY receiving the above goods in
~ every variety and style also supenor arti-
u ~ Gle of Double Plated Table and Teaspoons,
&sY Forks, Ladies', casiors, &c &c, wholesale aud
retail At 2d MARKET Street, south side, above Sixth,
near Decatur Street, Philadelphia.
june lily WILLIAM BATLY.
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Tha medicine has attained shat high character which
necessary for al medicines to attain to induce countec
p1t oi spurious article at the risk Of the lives Of those
who are inuoeontly deceived
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the waiyep signsss,e % q. NJ. IAcKsfiN
the wrappers, std tho bottle
phteh they are spurious.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail 1T the GERMAN MEDl.
CINE STORE No, 1870 ARCH Street, one door below sixth
ate Of 21s Race street, Philadelphia and by respectable
deaers generally throughout the country.
Nav i7-1yeow.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

a very handsome assortment OF Catholic BIBLES
TEsrAMENTs aud PRAYER BOOKS IN various bind
lug for sale very cheap -. SCOTS Book Store III
MaIkct st MT a
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

80 THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
a3xi citizens Of Wilmington that he issnow pre-
aaskl pared 70 supply them AT his establishment. cor
er o. run aud French Streets with FRENCH LAGER
Et or the best quality, either by the quart keg on
arrel Joseph Chilly "
W1lmfaFfoH een Ia-ff - WV 80
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

The subscriber invites the public in general call and
examine his large stock Of Fancy Furs, consisting Of
stehi Stone Martin, Lynx and Squirrel Mu Boas, Vic
ltorlns &c. also black aud white Waddng by the bale
~ y The highest prices paid for Shipping Fnrs, such
as Red Fox, Grey Fox. Mink, RacoOn, Musk Rat &C.
GEO. y. WOMIArH. Importer OF Fur Dealer.
Oct. Nth 1850. Ono
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Letters, ,eiH please "a
IL. Archa
Ann Adams
lJane Abbott
Jane r. Abbott
Susan Ann Beck
E. P. Bourke
Barney Baxter
JAS. Byfnes
Elizabeth C. Becnel
Flower BONN
| Mary A. Beason
y MA" y M power
A. :. p n p,,
n t,a n p. oliu
p neuiy - Dysah ,.
p puo'n g * p palki.
11 .,'e < . D, p'
injury ~ bourne
Sohn S -
S ,s,.,,e ~ Sospy.
"ii'ian Gum MINIS
louisa .o butte o.
Al''ea look
N ofoss
FL Eliza oo ., q,
Elizaoetn Cloud
~ tienry Clarke
4 nos j. clayton
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

Tni.L TRR TN s1EAM,II!F >. D. LEsis-This noble
vesse built hy Captain oper as the pioneer for the ne
Boston and Liverpool st.ams line left Kersngton
teidny morning order 10 test the Sorkiny OF her
gires hrd certain sh ther her would up
tie ane atons Of those intsrested she passed aloog
the city In mcst beautiful style firing sslutes from
heavy piece upon her bo~ As she psssed, the steam
b,st in The fysr and along shore plmentei her by
tapping iLer bills by blowing their steam whistles
attached 10 their boilers The steamships City of Glas-
gtw ard Nm. Penn saluted the stranger by lowering
tteir flags t. Der, which ponded Ia a similar
she passed down far the roint In most gallaot
style but ticn the engines had TO be ssoken,d and
hreliy stpred IN CONSEQUENCE ~ the Journals be-
c. ming iestcd. which in new machinery, can sell
dom be avoided. Amer obyiating this did ,uty In
m.GSpie. she resumed her progress down the river
going far below hsrcus Hook In returning. she &C.
eeupished ihe four miles between Marcus Hook ani
Chettr IL l6if minutes the eight miles to the fort in
Il = minutes. The eigb. and quarter miles to tie
navy Yard in 81 minutes makiug the whole run of
tw'biy mies and quarter in hour and 32 minutes,
sgsinst violent lesd WIND but with favorable tide
The average ~ the steam she carried rs inc
fvDg - the average 81 the revolutions Of her en-
gibes A. hy aro sred et ~ this would give about
40 ~ the % the revolutions of the wheel The
machinery worked admirably. without the least lar TO
n. and whsn the rouahues Is out of the
journals will doubtless give ber wheel 90 revolutions
20 The minute ard increase her speed least IN le n
hour Her ~ gnes ths moft powerful ever nut In a
propeller vessel At this port. They were built by M---r.
Jnnes b Sutton 60 ~ the franklin Works their
pTf fnaIee yesterday prove them BE- superior
A. the Lewis psescd Tie city her return TO Ker sing
ton sbs hailed with hurras by the spectators that
hIsd tbe whaIves. the riDgog Of steamboat BELLS tue
screech of s'ssm vhtstl's aud the lowering of fsx.
which were promptly respof ded 10 the Lewis the
huLcer q her "a tie time along
ue shore The beauty of her model and rig aud the
sduahle style in which he cleft the water we're ai-
mr,d by oil Who her 10 motion Her builders
MsaIs Bir,ly son revsr turned out a more stauncn
ana lcsuifu chip and she k destined TO credit to all
vi leave fer Boston about the 10th inst PAladeAia
Ldssr, Sep.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Later from Mexico.

from The New Orleans Aug 30
By en- arrival from Vera Cruz have received files o
ralers to the 9th and from the city OF Mexico TO the
inst inculsve being four days later The journals do
not COZ tain much intelligence yeret. Tne naucai
situation Of the Republic the various projects sub
mited providing for the foreign debt appear
sorb pubDc attention and create infinite deal Of
tovcrsy Thp plan proposed by the Minister of Fjaau:e
seror Pima Cueves ot which published ab,tra It
weeks ago certainly with lit lie favor Sese
r .; the states have again its adoption and
the MonOr hPpb cno--th' leading paper iu the Capi
tai attacks II with ability AMI zeal In the NV np
nothing sitirc has been G,cted On the 3Oh aud
3it July, the Cha mber of d. putes unable to pro
ceed 20 business. for want OF quorum. Tne Monitor
ys tie blame u the confused and embarrassed cond:
IL Of tbir entirely the shoulders OF the Minister
OF Finance, and calls upon bim TO withdraw from
ofice.
The elections throughout the republic we're to take
place o The 81 inst The papers anticipate the tru nph
g. he liberal party.
large If spurious coin has been put ia cir
culsti,D In san Luis Potos
Don Bernaio Corto has been chosen President OF the
Senate, and Don Juan dc Navarro, Vice Presden for
the Tcnth of August In tn. Chamber Of Deputies.
sen,r c. Fsras elected President, aud Sen,r
Gabriel Ssgacea. Vice President The Senate he been
engaged ia secret session with the discussion Of the
subject q slavery.
In durango. co the 18th ult popular commotion
occurred in Consequence II the hgn price and great
scarcity q lIGan corr. which not suppressed with
out diff Guilty, and vhich at time nd the city
vii yoieDoe nd blocdted The activity of the autho
~ subcred u. mob more en-ctusl meaus Of quist-
ing discoLteut order from the gJvernIn.nt com
nsng IN. yepdeTs of TO part with the commodity
~ a itagcrabIe
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Polite Intelligence.

.qirsd II Burglar Officer Tr, ux " the rNb ward
police arrest d. yesterday mornt colorsd man named
Henry Msson' IN charge 81 ouresfiOusy breaking into
the me- n;s ~ Jof Porter Residing i4g Duane
street during "a urdsy night and stealing ther.fr IN
silver watch vslued Sli. coat worth So breast
pin valued ~ 50. sLd some other articles amount.
ing w Mi 20 81 80 The accused h.ari n the 70 IN
~ Porter aud he wife sho gDt up from bed aud toe
rgue then rsn down ga r. into the street Porter
lorksd cut a the winGou ard hat the fobb.r o..
tlssk men aud dre seo N e h coor.d hat a,so IixN
coat During the morning. ibf rmaon e the burglary
ard is,rrption of the rogue given TO ths sbve
rnmsd fncer. and in sb rt time after the officer ar.
rested the accused end IN posses on the coat and
shawl portion ~ the property stolen fpuni The
evidence being very cubcuve agsirst the accused Ju.
tice Lo'hfcp committed him TO prison 20 answer the
charge ct cturt
in .9a,sd Pooh Fraud "A man by the name ofJosepb
Taylor arrested Saturday Afternoon by officer
Hsmllio Of the Third ward police on a charge n
defrsudpg Captain johnson out OF eighty baskets IL
pssbee. valued st $50 The sccused conveyed be-
fore Justice Lotbrop who detained him for further
bearing Subsequently,, however Taylor requested A
hearing IN the spd proposed TO deposit the 500 the
smsub' claimed by Mr. johnson for peaches in the
fabds ~ the mse strste to await the decision of the
Court vhsn the sdjudicsted up IN The msgis
trse took the SEQ IN order the interest Of The
complainant and the matter is held under advenent
ubth Tuesday
Char, If stDoiins Watch and ngn,y -ossoer crav.
ford of the Third ~srd suesied on Saturday night
named Andrew Graham. charge OF stealing
watch aud money from Michs. Quinn rhe m ,gistrste
justice Lothrop committed Graham to prison to await
fur bsr bstrrg.
n Shars,s # Crsnd I1yoeny A man named s.n,,l
strd,rs arrested Saturday and conveyed befors
Justice Mourtfort On charge ,f stealing box con.
tAbire wearing apparel and other dry ots valued In
All at $3.50 the property OF Mary Sanders residing a,
No. 2i6 Avenue When arrested the accused refused
90 gve any sstfsctery account ~ himself 10 tn. police
srltbe msgttrste committed hiDi 10 prison 70 await
further hssriIg
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

The flgate RsTitsn arrived al Callao, On the 81
uitimo, from valparaiso all veil
Schooner Mary Jane srrived 1t Norfolk, on the 4th
fcm New York with draft Of 100 under charge
Of Lieu RohckenioIn, Navy, intended for the L.
5. ship Cyane.
Lieut. George II. Prebe, U. s. Navy who recently re-
turned In the 81 Lawrence, has been ordered to the
Coast survey, from which he detached the St
LaEIence nissiond last winter for the interest
ing cTuise from hich he has just returned.
The $ sl0op Of war John Adams. Comm nder Bar.
arrived ~ Monrovs the 3Dth Of June where she
found The Germantown. Commander knight bearing the
bread psnEsnt of Commoiore LSvelette-all we'll Both
shps expected to sa about Tth Ct July dow the coast
ana over TO 81 N,leDa.
u = ship savannah sailed from Valparaiso the 18th
July Tor the Uuted states.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

Interesting News from Peru, Chili. New
Granada, Ecuador, and Bolivia.

pia Panama have received sdvices from
Valparaiso TO the 18th of July and from Callao to
the Sd ult.
OUR SOUTH PACIFIC CORRESPONDENTS.
LIMA, July 81, 1851
.9faus an Peru, Ch Ner Granada, Ecuador and Boiria
Few events stir at present political circles
Congress closed its extraordinary session the 25th
and the Chambers reopened the 2sth anniversary Of
the Independence.
There has been another importation Of Coolies from
China, in the English ship Coromandel
The sIsnsh yette Ferrolxns ~ guns arrived the
4th, from Sydney
General Juan Jose Flores arrived here from Payta,
and the Brazilian Minister Da Ponte Rbeso, from VAL
psrsiso.
The election in Chilli for the Presidentship commenced
on the 18th ut and D. Manuel Montt has had great
majority
The revenue in 1850 amounted to s4 a4 3l4 and the
expenditures $3.50 $751; including the Of S3o5 l3s
RENTED England for of the interest the
Anglo Chiap loan This is iuced 6 i493 Ooo
The switzerland and II Joseph have arrived froa New
York with the engines f,r the Lopiapo railway.
The United States steamship savannah. 64 gun . Capt
Page nsg 6f Com modor- Macauley arrived from Payta
II is said the flag viii be transferred the Rasan
80 guns.
Great agitation prevailed in Valparaiso with the news
Of the great re ia san Iran sco the losses Of
houses are considerable
The captain of the Eng ish bark Duke was shot
desd IN u night shray, with the guard boat
terrific northernsr dam-gd considerably the shi p
ping IN Val larsiso The ieluvian steam Navigation
Compapys steamer Peru driven shore anu To k
IRE; II is feared he will be total loss The American
steamer Bettey Bliss pieces the rocks we'll
aS another An ercan vessel several others
yet. The steamer Ecuador has been lost off Coo un
bo; crew ana passengers ssv,d
Business II rather duh OF the bad season,
but an Increased oemSnd is sboItiy expected
The steamer Qucktsp has arrived Rio; is Of
the nrst Of new line from san Francisco the
Sandwich Islands.
New discoveries Of silver mines hsye been made in the
vicinity Of Coiapo.
The only intelligence from New Granads is. dis
turbsnees the s,u hern pfo'inces in Cali Buia,
Popsysn and Pssto. Gen Franco marching against
the insurgents
General Vicente Arguire has been appointed Ministe
at War OF Ecu6dJr ine rumor OF with New
6rsr ada pIovhie In nd the President
has gwen decree to concentrate all he troops at Qr
bsburs, the fonter. the expected attack.
The division is commsI by Gen Crbins
On the 10th the assembly of Bolivia met. and Gen
Beiru after delivering his Resigned the Prcs
deICy, which was not pied.
The country Is in tranquility.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Teiexraphfc Reports.

CHABLEsroN, sept mb@r o. I6Sl.
Sales Of Gotten. since Monday reached go bales
at OK a 9c stock band exclusive Of what IL
shipbo ard srnounts to tte bales Receipts Monday,
$50 Markets quiet.
BrFFALo, Sep 'emb-r 1891.
AnivslF-flour 500; wheat. Is 0oo corn, l2Oo0.
In -four there Is better inquiry for tern. both for
home trade al export 1000 barrels Michigan sold
at So 81 " Wheat-Trme CHI l. ia good demand. and
g 60 busfes SID Corn Is held higher and The
tsIsactions limited. The sales reached only 500
hui hels at 43c fer mixed Oats steady at
4ic. Treghts-ElOur, i5c wheat l2]Sc corn 91.c.
ALnAYY September 8, 1851.
The arrivals for the last twer, -four hours have ben
Flour 0t0 barrels wheat 500 bushels; cora, Ii 900
co Flour is Gull but II anything sheGe frmer Prime
Wheat is in fair den and market firm but common
descriptions duI and tvIdirg downward; 5000
busisls Genesee werc sole at lo3izc Corn l. 10
quci at tettsr piccs; go bushels disposed Of at
20 q 51c. for mixed western BareyZt00 busheL four
sold at sTc. Oats continue steady ct 35c.
Wbisfey-Iiison, 23c Ohio 22 &c.