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10 three bills Of the greatest importance 10 the g.
California One is the establishment OF a min, az
Francisco, which has beeR~{ exported upon Isyors N
the COMMITTEES on Finance, has once passed The ~ II
and will not hope lead To live nlinutesl An, Vs,
Another il lie disposal OF the civil fund OF Caloss
ported upon, also, by the Committee on Fnsnss
fund is IN the most anomalous position. Ii i III
hands OF officers OF the army, who have been wsis
weeks in thus Guy To settle their account with
Deparnenl, aud cannot do II for the want Of s",
from Congress. This money cannot be lald i.,
treasury of the United States, To The Stale o ~
MA where il righlfully belongs, and where ho'1
believe il will CO. until Congress directs wha, tjSr.
shall be made OF it, The third bill is to proyids r.
survey OF The public lands in California and ID s,
nations to actual settlers. reported from the Commits.
Public Lands-a measure OF the greatest imporans
indspensabiy necessary 10 extend the laws OF the H.
States In regard to the public domain to that Sta,
grant It's cltzens INC same privileges that have ~
accorded TO their brethren and neghbors in OtesoS
do moi think these measures will occupy the hall :" !.
OF our sttings but they are OF Infinite mporlanc. IA
constituents, and ii not soon acted on may be Ios
passed here in the other house, for want of i'm.
properly examine them
| PETITIONS, Ere.
MIR. BORLAND. | hope the Senate will iudu,.
in making couple ofrepors have had on my dsst N
The PRESIDENT. Petitions and memorial. AZ. /.
| in order
Mr.. DOUGLAS AS petitions are announced ia b. /.
ORDER ask leave to present TWO petitions OF citizen, J
Kane county, Illinois, demonstrating against an exisn.
Of the patent granted to c. H. Mccormick for ,s.'
machine.
The petition was referred 10 the Committee on Pain.
and the Patent Office.
Mr.. WHITCONB presented resolution Of The ey,,
ure of Indiana, in favor OF the erection OF budns 4
the accommodation of the United States court, ,h ~
office, and land office; which was referred to the Couna
| tee on Finance.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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MEMBERS of Congress, strangers sojourning In the
WI city for the time being and citizens OF tho
who be In Of kind OF furniture
quality and style, and reasonable respectfully
formed that they be suited their
on Pennsylvania avenue door east of 9th
We have in store full supply Of
Tapestry velvet tapestry brussels, plain BRUSSELS
grain, tapestry wled Venetian
match all the above, all grades both English
Ohco'hs for floors, which III passage
according to any diagram furnished.
Also, full
fixtures for their completion which wilt II desired
up ~ the OF windows to be furnished
hung in 6heen minutes
Also general table and chamber
Coun'erpane toilet wine cloths, doies tides
All OF which of the aenes OF
sell prices lower than had
OF which that he purchased
ship for point in the Union without chsrgp.
peb lp-eo3uf CIAGETT n DODsON.
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MORSE,S TELEGRAPH,

HE Office of the Western Telegraph Compans removed the
Glmans apothecsy shop Pennsylvania
a few doors of Browns Hotel.
This is the only direct line of telegraph from Washington
Wheeling Pttsbug with
Detroit Chicago, CINCINNATI Louisville s Louis, Nashville,
Memphis, Ncksburg, and the whole western country.
The northern Morse office few doors Of the National
Hotel.
on 7th street, opposite uteiencer
office.
AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-du President Western Telegraph Company.
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Western Military Institute, Drennon Springs, Ken


Western Military Institute, Drennon springs, Ken
lucky.
lS Institution the rapidly demand
Ambulance, has compelled its locauonc build
nrs Blue Lick Springs being
the large number
dred and sixty cadets have been msulated OF whom
hundred have left discharged mainly Of suitable
quarters" Drcnnon Springs has
permanent location Of the school To body
coming point
more desirable Situated within mile OF Kentucky river
midway between Frankfort and Louisville
Recommendations passing both ways daily.
The buildings and improvements extensive aordng
pie and accommodations for three hundred cadets.
Its retired and heahu position emineny adspts Tor
Of military school Being eight miles town,
reo alike from the vices and ertavagsnces usually incident
college life
The opens Monday
Of February and hereafter the annual will regularly
the second Monday September and close
For further information address
T. y JOHNSON, Superintendent
w graduate OF West Point skilled in practical
obtain situation In the aboy. Institution by timely application
Feb lp-eoat
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND TdILORS,

.abore the Hping House. New York,
DESPECTFULLY invite putoic
IL goods
which make
their usual moderate prices. Fresh cloths,
cameres vesng mportaons elegant light silks
dark do; of Paris embfoidenes
skfu employed estabhmentone
coats, pants, Each de
rtnen : uniforms
accuracy despatch and approved
Strangers this metropolis will hnd establish
and 6t always insured.
N. ATs.-These elegant waisteoas
we niue
first premium by institute their
Febl 5-dlm
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orror or Cossrss,osrss oS CL.tss Aa.rssr Mrsroo,
L srH Washington City, February 49, 1851.
CLAIMANTS antper the treaty of ts0sd.iut,e
viii please take notice that the honorable
Yesterdays session. sdopted the following order 10
Ordered That the seoefs,y publish
Uniop and Republic
who have filed the
claims required 10 do or before the anesnh
which evidence win dali
parties intending TO submit OF
required file before the first tey OF
which no srsument viii be received =, 49, - 1 i
COWARD WIN JOHNSTON
Feb lp-2a~tApl Secretary 70 the Commission
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NEW Spring 9ocasJ 7. STEER Merchant Tailor Browns
~ Hotel respectfully informs msmbe OF Congress
who be about leave the city, he
lot goods Of which
themselves These goods are prepared make
elegant STYLE cheap and invite
everybody to call and ramipe them. (.
Eeb d)vtf
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IN CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1881.


The Hon. ROBERT RANTouL, IT,, from the state OF
Massach usets credentials were presented The lh
instant attended add The oath prescribed by law having
been administered him. he took ms seat IN The Senaie
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1861

After the reading Of the journal
Mr. LEVIN obtained the unanimous consent Of d
House to make report from the Committee on M,r
Affairs without biH. that it might be laid on the ii
and printed
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PaSsengers Arriyed

Irocl>,-, y Indeponfenre, rom L0hao4 oht
n Alexander Turnhp.. A Turnnlil. Jonn Benqlll. X
s,nrolt NJ Par.er and lazy Nh Feldtman children
and servant all Of London Ccp' samuel { LeeA 9'-
su,ntou I i: " d jenkins. pf Georgia >
h dsomer Pec6o n sen t,en9s1q Aag, 81 '59~ "
Sbs'heid y II Hammer and lady, VI J. u Hammer
u r Frcb J II GAS LAD ard daugn;er. Gas Name
pt,1 Gadin and lady G. W Wright and lady Jone, :
ierer / Perduyilie Chilon. T. Ga'isk, Dr. Wm Rabe,
q R1wott John 7 Porter. Il Hawkins Mrs byIe'
II Richards lads and servant, Nr Ga1oerne AnI !al5
Mrs AcIcrman and two chIleren. VI. hahusrs, VI alone
Vim h McGasyeg. blIs. Wlik'e. ". Iangeii, J. Moran
! IAN ID Mar 4 Branclurch. j. n frh, hcGure.
iady and chilj Jonn Ran anu lads. j. Yelling Nc
co,Icv PhIlip schwartz Edwin James. hdwsro Mcfni'-
H.. Nr Tqurinc { NJ Chase B"nrhlr D. l.. Brooks,
A Heyman. A Chase II Miller, wife and cu'drf-i
Aier Rue John Allen T. n. Bllnch1rd, T. KAN. A Wei
ton / n Heath y. Mclaughlin, Mr. Thomps nj Les
SON ! Hanson. l.. 4. Hansen. Dewitt Hulse, J. D.
Vbsc d. SMILEY Ze's and lady, VI = Emery. Shsiey,
A Spiok Veland CockTol S Martin, " Hasper VI
Fgal II Noble. n Schwart and lady. A Spencer. u.
Tcncbley W ID Atkinson. T ". Norcross, r. SNOW, J.
Mullen. / piggins T Price. 6 Crof add LADY, j Cum
nirghsm 9 w Payne. e Smith, J Broham, T. DAVIS
Mr. smith II Haney, / Berry, Williams, John sil'e'
T. King, Mr.. DOneeall
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Steamship Ohio. ~. $ Ma) Schenck from Chaeros
Sent y. Kingston. JAM Sept &c. With ami pas
to VI. O Roberts. Saw going into Chagres steam
ship Falcon Roberts from Ne. Orleans The arrived
pilot, and succeeded IN getting Capt Thomas Of
steamer AJAX.
Shlp Independence (pkt) Gordon, London and Ports
mouth Sept 9, mdse and $50 To Grnnel. Mmturn
Co O,s. >. at NJ passed large steamer steering f.
ship Gentoo. BIZ Whteslde, Alaunius Isle Of rance
100 days mdSc and IS pass 20 order July H. lat y 3d.
30 o. spoke Dutch bark Johan Jacob from Arracan Tor
Antwerp. Same time. sgnazed ship Caroline Reed Sept
ID, lat. 81 - Ion 3 49, spoke BIZ ship kobi-noor. from
Calcutta for Liverpool.
Bmk Merlin, Wech, from Canton, Apni 3. via. simons
BAY Care Good Hope whore she discharged part
go The L sip Dale W II. Pearson, ESQ. commander.
auNed at Smons BAY July aud sailed for the Canary
Islands the 18Th, all well The Merlin experienced very
heavy weather on the Cape sprung manmasl lost sails sc
Pa,stdS Helena Aug a. Spoke of 81 Helena, bark Freds
Warren from Penang hound L. Cowos-renorted havlnr
carried away topsall yards and b0wSpn adm the gale
tran, Raiayia hound IN New-York ~ 81 \ l, ~ o.
W bng liarhinser from Eastpor Barbados Lat p
60 ion 90 i0 h. Hamlet from Bordcax for NeNO leans
hrg Boo,le (Brl Pltrckson Isle Of Frluce l05 d.vs
ndse Ia master Sept 22 spoke brig Ruth Ehla R,gers
from Yarmouth. Ms fr Antigua 9days out
Brig SCION, tpcrt) Moraes oporto - days VINE &c, TO
schr MaIy Lanedon Smoaton Rockland id.
SchT Thomas HlN. Hail. Roc kiand ds
SChr. Montana. Hallet. BOSTON fJr Albany.
Sohr. Susan Jane. Raynes, Kingston for Boston
Schr Byron, Handy. Providence. for Albany
Schr. kio Grande, Hicks, Rockland. lime.
schr Gen Warren Hall, r land lime
Schr Cono Crockett. Rockland. lime
Schr Eliza Warren, Cheslcv. Bath. lumber
Schr. Antonette, Wallace Doboy Island DAYS lumber
o. 3. kok,nhaugh
Sc6r NJ wain, Williams, Wilmington. NC DAYS.
naval stores
SchT. A RempScn. Curtis, Virginia days wood
Schr Plymouth Roc. Lacey Boston days mdse to
DAYTON SpTaeue
Schr. GLOBE Small salem days. nllse to R. v Ropes
$50.
>chr EsrJn, DAY. GlluCesteT machercl
>chr. M1uc,f. >tegSon, @ than. mack erel.
NChr President Harrison, NicAcrs0a. HlrWhh
Sctf Capitol. Euer Wareham. nails
Schr. Odd Fellow. Hlwcs. Provnc etown
Seop Cnace, Oakcs. Providence
Soop VIM ii sanford Jones Providence
Sloop j u. Fish Wis 'u. Fll River
taot Fosca Helena, ,Dgicl Posi-. Tesel. Sept mdse
10 maSter
bELOW-Bng Gle, patra Kent. from West Indies
Also. shin and hugs unAltNu.
wINp-At suaStt +
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SAVANNAH, o.. t-t- schu Nav 10 "a Wv
shall hair.n,re. "a Ur.c hac,a. Wa'slns. NeN ! -
CD a. haTs nhrence. = s,cnIas0n. Bc<tcn nr hScsL
Talsl. View YORK schr Blooming S"1 D. - Ne -
ut 20 81. sTEs Excel, falnan NeS-i n 3
pa ALTO. wood. CtarissJac
SAN FRANCISCO Scot i6--Cd s1lpS ChIc' ,'.rls-
Sal dV4rh Islands Deh8 Mana. B.rlesh -clilA
BIrrgf.G. Cook. S,dnsF oars Johl Mayo. iHs,A.'
Can,ca url- Alalra. "a Umpo R.er. slrs A,ho'
MeT.1eE, sand sich lsancs Ia "a Bc'a". I.->'' L.
hams. -
81 MARKS Sa-t i--Arr br.s c A. Gee. Il 5'ar-' Y
NCr-
NISCASSFT Oc' AR sain Ou,arn. Holmes. Sos
to. sctrs Susan II nn-. or, Bost BE- inpe A.
b'nu. 81 He-n. Wnsl'a- do 3D. s-hr VI Ina ti'-h7'
Piece. WfstiuFt.
VII WINCTON o. Arr. Nrls Pa-ri-. Henry, a.
land Fhalis-uhl -. tr.- John DAYS 5- inet ) N
ft. ca b. sclTs- EEa-ess. sterl-. T. re, ,Nss
IT,. Alire-s 20 Jonas >utt. DsTrc-S a. Ne~-f -
81 hn- I-au = lG ag ltail1Ne VI scAr. Hell l' ,
wood. Nev-N rs 81. sr-re Q u El1s. >ni'l. 90 NA
re'le. pa ltelrIla- Il NJ al 'ncF, roron =
WASHINGTON y C.. Scot 3t-Arr. s'h-s : lr. . no.
Fillmore 18th Actor. Ireland Co lniep sndeH'e ar
row Ne-York 27rn ii 80 Eis 90. WaSninst1 ~, igo.
do. 30 Garier. d. Cil lil, scnr Frances, LAM
New ieTs -jsn. scrs G''ae >nni'n> Ne OK So
Bond. d.
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DIED.

T. R-ro.icr 90 Fr.da- OF. j. ~ ln9au Ilt. - ne
h,s,o r1IW4 JEANNE WHITE. d@E-h'cr - C'.-r..'
al Elizabet. WAR Z NOBLE Ala. aged - -
months Hnc q Gag. fi-+ TENNIS VIZ 80 ~
press HIS CemsterF-
Az IA. los. -se dse, lv.ioe!
q. IS God -.t has o-rti- -.--
IL ran al oJr Sorrows A.a4 Ia -r
q. rT,vrIS sr-Cl -STIS. eidss- a. n. > -h- ~
and Ja,n-s Cornell aret years aud MOI,
- -ais,,ves and Trends x tie "a T, AID tl- m mo-
r ,,el.1r &, yurll ~ =. %. Z a. = ID ~ n
rf- ,,-r,.d ~ strerd ne funeral On Iues.f. O- -
5o1s y II FROM residence a hs tathef No -o@
West 2f,d-gt without irneI us.te,.ol' .t-1 O..
~ -. M INST Mrs. ELIAbE H. '--o' I'D ---- 80
.lo-sasfy t,lr I'd "a the ~ yeal u her age
IL frenas and afQl2intnctS ere resp .l-.-
,.tcnd her fIncra from The house of her d istef NJ
80. ochrane this Tuesday AFTERNOON, Il o,,
~, Nondav 9Th Inst a. O'Clock. FRA NJ ALbA } y .
nTP son II Mar and Jane Pearl. o. m.-a>i IS t>l
nv MON dgsen.ery. aged y months
nnerai from ns fatnsrs residence. No ' f''e - p
o,-ock p to-day Tuesday Relatives AMI fehds are
RESPECTFULLY invited % ara m. ,-,,--r ~ -. .
IN Nogd trmo-niur 6.h inst, HARRIET * We o-
a arren ROR ell. aged 81 years. , t..r .,.
me fronds Of ne falnIr Inv-ed 70 attend
90. ~ bs~ lie resldence So iG3 MAIDS ns, On us'a
-. CLOCK y NJ vi holt farther notice her rtiht'Sa
., Al taken - ham, COil roia O., ilr intefne
81 = Is5l CATHERINE LYNCH, & NAIVE % O'4A'
Iceland m the 7tfn rear 4 her lge
H. r,-na,ne viii he taken 20 Calvary Cemetery on ~
A., o. : AZ , O'Clock NJ The Trends ana rt-afes ~
~ civ are respectfully invited 20 attend her lpis,a
,o- n.r s.e residence NJ g Bas a'd-sf corner y "
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IA CliI roS. Agc;i' gee
"Nrr1-rnR'S SAFE o. valnahle Rel

~ \ II 7 FFlL " T7-''371I"
n. -. ,.1,-.-ng u The cs.,'e - the late J. IL
i1S, 10 sitnae n the i2-n Va = &c Cay 81 Nsw
Yors ana tounied hy 1879 AMI 9S,h s. TN 1ad lS'h-
- "a tra Huas,n kIv r. Nltn me tire water night
~, .,b tn Ssih-s the whole com 'u.us a19n; 2ee u
Lots nj Grscnd two comm9doMN ~ ss..is 10 rs and
.nrton "a MONDAY oct. 70. 1881 n u 'cioc, a. tns
Mercaanfs' Exchange, the above gf ao pt,9e'y Il o,
Seav-frllv seated I'D - san p 4 "a" ii-sea XIV
- R,IlTnat AID steamboat runs from Ae jon ift ~
IshS, 20 -hs business part OF ts CIV Z VIA It sS.u n
fofs s-.h large ufifeses end n ltr4. i.fh> -
var rart-ularS. apgr - '. &. Autloon 10 70 -
,t.r, - or of re Arcfi alsef>. " " ai So, Nsf-
Y.rk ,.aele iihag agaIc maps car 0a H,i 49,. ,
psr. rs a,'r1u> % viewing the pft misses - ttNe te
V,r.-n River Railroad cars AZ tatfco"rs = q, ana \
n mi d ard r. Il reforming, lefve loot - Dds
~ Z i0 and 10 4 VI anj a. aud De- VI -or ~ ne
s,ss5rbeaf isun, and rom Chambers = Pcr ~ y M
b and 2 VI returning, leave ter u t1sH 81 A. - -
y y =. NJ tsflf q
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BY Telegraph.

rAL,rMoRE, Oct. AR brig En.ly BAH s-hr 5,
Leon kaSiport
CHARLESTON Oct. >--iu. brg Jefferson. New
NDTk
ca bars Paramount phlalelph.a
Northern port.
oCl AR schr FlonJs, brg Dels0are. Phl.ieroh,,
NEW ORLEANS, oc.. An. ships Hsro aud Aar-
rl1gtou. New York
SD bark Forest Pune for Boston
PROVIDENCE. Oct. c. Al Schr> John a. Winnie
Lawson Norfolk Empre Pace. PA.ladelpLa slp Bl,c,
stuu. Appleby New No'k
FOLK i'' WI
SD ilh-Brs Enoch Pratt NcNerson Baltimore
SIONlNGION, Oct sid SAP rybee Barber. Arctic
Ocean. '' 'N'-'
BOSTON. oct. 6--Arr steamship wiIlisni Penn PHI
Cid bark Mary f. SHADE, philsdel 3ha SCI Ocean ANY
Caves. N
NEW BEDFORD; OCT AR. schrs Henry Clsg. A.
bars henry Gibbs, New Nork
Ar. a. 10 oh, scAr. Yankee. ALBANY,
MAkBlkiiE AID. Oct. 3-Arr. bark Como { hlrl-.-a, .
nrs tennessee. Phaauclph.a
rpSo,RtLANn, oct. t-Arr- SHY ucs Am, Phla.
Cid bark hedora. Havana, bgis> :. Oybri 81 Itso .
Ava. charleston srhf SlgtheTaor phialelohia
tHAkI t>ION, Oct e-Arr ships Clace Cllransa1e
A,.es' hiR Moss bar, Frederick and Louise y York
cl,s<to. lrls Fl'ee. Y York
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New-york caule Market ..o,rosrx L

- tNSP0ItVC Tor Inc Irlbuntl
AZ .As aSAEistoa Drove Yard cCu@r k-srth-ay and
FWJ,oafthst Az AZ se hNlsIa River Buds Head oog
81 h%hAso 2st ior Seevss. kof Cows Calves Sneeu snd
Lanes al hfow atss, SAgh-St. aesg fAsru-Sy ara NJ
Chamberlain :, f0ot OF h otlasel-st !
AT WASHINGTON DGoNs lARg-t eta Reeves CO iron.
the SCUM and me o&Snce iroa taiS >tAr Demand faF
Prices ranged At nom - s5te s. p ASip cpsl;t,
About s0O Jeff ca;
AT BROWNING Is Cow and Cstyos laerea Sales
alsUt the D., Of IA. week. whicA We sg,s - 1r
spzd So T. SIS, IN quality Ter oyerye Sh,ss ana
LanoSsAles az of s. = 70 - sGS % for tAs trsr
sMd - S5GSf 23 - 50 f,r she latter Ter. over o
At CKANsEsI AIMS offered 3es seei Ca.r.e-Sei.S
a. fVm $ 10 Sal s,b s. Cows and Calves
all scc a. from sea <sSGSs0 2SN Sh-en and LsnhS
sales 80 sesss ;e~Si, Lambs. s. e5asl e>aSs-,os
~
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Disasters &c.

SUI fAeu> iEelg YorS tsiore reported ls, A. $.
lTancsco ~ l2 acc unts had I'D IL Ass cargo tAeR oi
tha; could he So q, and Lap e. tAt beach Their a.,
al0u- SnstheFscST had tit IN her
BARN SARAH MoOsRS. At San Francesca, o. the lstA
Aus, IA LAT 81 " N lon 1T W s1 the topnas, 81 Sh-
SrpQosed % 0e Tcceaily lost
Tie yesse, 5,e "a have put inis Chesapeake Bay N
se II ms n distress. ne s.. bsrS rhetls fror.
Charleston for Carihastna.
tREN Snip GEgEgr. % Saa Frsnc,co irou Vl.aras -.
.c9AlieTeJ severe hurricane N TIE Jh slg "A la II
y, lea i1 " ya.cL .ssteJ sax keurs guras MI r,
81 hls aleaS aud 1>- barter 1al-
NN hhhA = >hhf.r .fn. 2sL1T. s.v mile of pr.rt
b - -f-As ls,l. The 20 Az "a . sand seera
va sAs "ss utssfi As3d saors 40 ..e SEA
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Markets .CAHgFuItl RfroStEp loG fuE lRfBuNE
MONDAY. Sept o.
AsHESrhe market ~ very qulei bat steady Sales OF
~ hols. a, - for Pots. and - So flT Pearls
<ofIoN-fhc market IS duh ana rucss on tie de-
cline Holders are anxious sellers 800 bales have been
sold te-uN The terepts aye rapidly accommodating
FLOUR AND MEAt.- There rs less oucgaucy m our
market tn the Tow grades ID state and Westcra Flour
Tue supply exceeds the demand and prices athoush IN
changed favor the buyer The demand fog the Eas, and
er eNPvst moderate the better grades sell ire Is
at STEADY gNeS Canadian : scarce and an demand s.
an bend The sales Of domestic reach 500 hbS al - 81
- - ior common 10 >at STATE > 1)aSi t1r Michigan
aud Indiana, ~ SiaSt Ion Oao, and ;, l2laS9 35 10
pure Gcncsec. southern steady with D. a.r iactl de-
gocd brands and isaSa p ior nev d., DO re Fio,r
0aet a, - - Corn Meal IS soil and wanted at
GRAiN-iAerer better demsnd flr Wheat TO- miilns
Tor EXPORT aud prces arc Shade tower H. snnS
large, aud there Is disposition g. meet blysrs Al the
Oortency s last week rnc sales "a oa0 bushels white
Southern atS7le y ooo hushcs White Mich ean Isrt y,
SIC and the residue Fale terms small nts al Geae>ae
terms not stated sad 6ooo bushels Canadian white n
private bargain Bale a. scare, and Wns-d 16c as3c
Oats ART IN better sUpph. and ht marAe closes dull at
IA sac toI ssae ana Sac SS6c Tor Jersey Rye
pien9 ami the market IS better with goo demand sales
The market IS hardly arm The demand far ~ me
east CIV iis1c snd ioF sSpoEi he ihe sapp cseeds the
aSc )ac tor ecod - prms Western oiVcd closing au a
gces w!htn our quotations Round Mellow scarcc az e3c
Nhi>hN-lhe market - UNCHANGED The ~gnulV rs
s"cd and der and ir sales 9i @o bo's - 2 s2l4c IN
PkoN lSloNS--oUg market tsr fofk stUn Rnt unset
hands m lo,s a, So 2SeSlS B. f,r new Nirs> Sig a.
Sl3 81 tos Do Pume SlS&s ) ~, IoT old Mess Sl2.
SIC W Tor do PRIME Beefls less active and heavy Sls
Of ie tos Al IS 7as>il fr Mes sud S>sS6 for Prm-
Dressed hogs are sug al l11g. Land dun Sales 90
$50 otls a; SS9e. Butter dali OK >ca.y CAee>- :
arm and saleSele
IME-Sal.s .! tooo oels TODAY a. SO foz common
showing decline
Wo0L-rhe market continues dull though there has
been, wnhn the last le "a rather Ag.lry Tn.
sales otto r> low and mtua. lhno.S fetre> a. So.
cents months, 10 New England manut.curer loooe
lbs nae fleece, AZ $500 - private terms 1900
lbs SCHtheIn gOwaShsu ysc. 2,ssa b. tnNwSShcd Nfr
sinla. ,SScc and ee0 o. Countg pui.cd Ne. az PSI
f,ccs. - a. nave AZ eusth tonchei BOTTOM hut d
tues - The ~ credit stand he ~ sale, S-ye-
raj bargains have been stlucA contingent ths &ccrr
taace Of certain ~ M p2suent. lch na1er
held acceptable. prceS orc cents oeiaN Whist the
farmers cold az a. the openIlg II the season.
LEAp-lae maIkc; * very cRie anddila - p. cash.
for Galc0a
NAVAL SrORES-Saes Il q snail Parcel - Crude
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PM. ADCLPHIA 4. Ocr. t-4rf. schs> f,t..- rs,d
taoef d stoA Aca>ah 70, Jvhnsou. Nsu-reket Brook-
nl4e S--4.,.'A, New Haven, C1mel Moore d. ill.
'-4-V> b~' a,a ihom ,Soa. &C.. New Reqrhlic Bake~
&C NaruSi BofoU, Nershoa. Charlest m. CIenro,
YIN, l. ps4tn, Doustass. Providence l. Aud-nr.ea
Cgson, Ns~-ho,N. Ga. shlps Eva. P.ll5ro8k. Nr~-
oteas>, AhnA In, h1ss, =. John. y B.. b0g nv
.b' Marshall HALIFAX y. 5 schr> Gcot-s WssIsste3'
bradlty PeSersosrs Charter Gas, Kelv lxborS AcS
ialil. reset boSfoa Lille - pndars Coy>1n N.sy9~t
steamer yulcan, Hand 90 schT> Iih--fr. Pntb.H,
Bah Rainbow. rulll.l. Bldse1orl. Ls.is Auicared.
t,fsoa, btsoNAn 7 Armstrong. raomAs. Mex Haven ,
Girnf0y NoNs'- f1oSldcncs. Ontaro. johnson B.S-1u
Mm l. Das;cu. nou-.lss. Providence Aids, De,anr,
hcE~lch koan, Allen. Gloucester. Mas
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Early in August bridge on the lne Of ihe Road
was destroyed by IRE, and was no, entirely rebuilt
until about the Goth Of September. By this dent
The passace Of the freight trains portion Of the
Road was prevented for several weeks, and the earn
mes thereby diminished. The earnings for the last
eeht DAYS in September exceeded $4,000 On Sat
.rday Jas: this Road was opened for use 10 south
Bend m Indisna-I6 miles from Lake Ene-Iaaklng
az miles of new Road opened for use BY this Com
pany within year. Beyond South Bend, the con
s,ruc,on is progressing rapidly. and II is expected
,ha, the entire line 70 Chicago viii be completed IN
March NEXT
The receipts of the little Miami Railroad
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A NJ. MERwIs. Aucuon.er
DY BANGS. BROTHER & co. -

Trade sac Rooms. " - PaIz-rov.
MONDAY Nov Y, 1851, and following HAS n he week
REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE o. ENGLfsH AID AMgRi-
rAN Books. STATIONERY, Alb = Co announce the
,a- as above and solicit assignment, oi Boss, station
sy Particulars ol the Catalogue should be l9rnished
lumel 4te.y.
The CONSIGNMENT from. England numerous and at
tracfye embracing superb COLLECTION Of choice Books.
and the sale viii afford good opportunity for The
q1sa Of AN ais a1t other illustrated WOA suited 10
tie Holiday The Catalogue VII be issued az al
early dsF %
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