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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15

The buildings consist of II large
hip-rooicd log House, the inle-
nor Of which is in bad repair, but
the exterior has recently been
rooted aud northumberland. Ii
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
A STATEMENT

of the receipts and disbursements of Cecil
" county, for the year 1888, made out and
published by Order of the commissioners
agrecably to the Act of Assembly.
.1mounf Of Property liabie 10 County Tarafiom.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
ID \ V S & G L l. | N,
DEALERS IN
Lam s. LANTERNS \ Chandeliers

Lamps Lanterns n Chandeliers
n. L. Cor. Fonrth und Cherry Sts.. Philada.
HAVING enlarged and improved their Store,
Ill and having the largest assortment OF Lamps
in Philadelphia, they are now prepared to fur
nish PINE OIL, CAMPl1lNE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, PHOSGENE G.lS 6 LARD
OIL; Lamps. Lanterns, of all patterns; Fancy
Hotel and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Giran-
dolcs and Candelabras, and britannia Lamp.
at the manufacturers lowest priccs.--Glas
Lamps by the package, at a small advanc" over
auction prices. Being large MANLFACTl-
RERS Of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, ETHEREAL
Oil, Alcohol, and Uhe only true) Phosgcnr
Gas, they can furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find il TO their al
vantage to buy. Call before going elsewhere,
if you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
for sale. [sep II ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER Is 1853
A VALUABLE FARM
IN MARYLHND,
AT PRIVATE ALE.

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frou III, f,r'n IN I Ta"i au"no'y s't" ,
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C%a.,1.,, " n''" o"" """i" "i'eS vi
>,'S,;u p,,','y I'm q n'''cs
:,l: ,r gu"
liz Cran,,,. n,J Wharr I,,', "'' ~ I"" p''o,
,,o so;I o:oaL :rhn E,r' '"o ""n"' VI
'o " 80" e,"'''' "oo"'
$50 Acres OF Rand,
-220 acres Of which are aruble--and the bal
ance well set in wood and timber, such as hick-
CRY, uak, pine and poplar, with a LARGE supply
"i ccdar and chestnut timber, more than sui
iiclcnt for the use Of the farm.
The soil is Of rcd clay and of fair quality, and
is susceptible Of the highest improvement; the
iarIn also possesses great resources for enrich
inu the land. nom two large meadow branches
which run parallel to each other on its Eastern
and Western borders and which furnish wafer
during the entire year To each fell. There is
also near the house large Apple Orchard,
which Yields an abundant supply of fine fruit;
and also sufficient number OF choice peach,
plum and cherry trees, standing near the door.
IL The buildings consist ola large
ENIfIIa hip-rooicd log House, the inle-
E1T ss,R fior Of which is in bad repair, but
stgPIss b -. the exterior has recently been
rooted and weathcr-boardcd. II
mas thr'e rooms ahoV'; ana Two rooms ana Il
very dry cellar below stars. There IS also
attached TO the house Il new frame kitchen o
convenient siZe-and on the premises, are two
corn houses. a smoke house and stable, with
several negro dwellings on remote parts of the
farm.
delightful spring of water stands near the
house, III" situation is high, airy and level, and
remarkable for lis healthIness. Within one
fourth OF IA mile is good Girls, Mill, the pond
Of which washes the northern borders OF the
farm y saw Mill also IS IN operation within
two miles OF the place. Near the outer "aic OF
The ihfm lncrt Is also q HUurlthIhg district
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
Wall Papers! Wall Papers.

rNIE Subscribers have now in store their
l. complete Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS, CURTAINS, &C.,
which they offer at very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Our assortment is very complete, comprising
all the qualities, both
FRENCH and AMERICAN.
We manufacture large proportion of our
goods and can sell nj the lowest rates.
O5-Paper Hanging done in the country at
city prices. PARISH Il HOUGH,
Sep II 3m No. ! North FJM 81 Philo.
TISH. --Mackcrcl No. /. and 3;
L EaSrrnrt Hrrrino Scotch do;
Smoked do; White Fish;.Cod do.
For sale by WIN TOKBERT.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPER NY.

"a HE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on
IA. TUESDAY, the 18Th of October, (If' fair ,
il not the next lair dny,) on the premises, Two
miles below North East, the following proper
ty: head Of work horses. one fine blooded
mare with loa; colt coming two years old, s
head of young cattle, 3 milch cows, 10 shoats,
Berkshire breed; ploughs, harrows, fan, corn
shelter, light family wagon, two horse wagon,
horse cart, &c. Also, beds and bedsteads, ma
hogany bureaus and side boards, windsor chairs,
and other articles mol enumerated.
Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock A. M, when
terms will be made known by
Sep 2its VINCENT HAMMOND.
MO n j. Y WANTED.-Th9 Undersigned
NJ wishes TO borrow Nine Hundred or Que
thousand Dollars, loi which he will rive a mort
!age on farm worth $4,000. Apply to the
subscriber midway between Chesapeake City
and EIkton. VIM. +. MEETEER.
Scpt2l 1w'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15

S3l 1856. O9
By order ofthc Commissioners Of Cecil roun-
ty. ID. SCOTT, Cfcrh.
hereby certify that III" aioregoing Is cor
rect copy Of the Levy for 1888, taken rom the
Books OF the Commissioners of Cecil comfy.
Oct S 3w Test. d. SCOTT, Cleyh.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15

Total in county s. 9%O,2l2 90
The county tax on the above sum al forty
five cents in the hundred dollars amounts to
81, lSO 90
DlSBUR SEMENTS.
For County Commissioners and their
Clerk G12O5 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
II q " EY MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, Seat 1915 PM
There vt no particular movement In the s,o.k mar
bet this sorDrg a. fer prcss con 3erae3 Gao
aons for the fsDcies raths, unsettled aud sps-u
lstcrs seemed 70 be Undecided Ia their operations At
the first board Morris Canal vent up "a per cant; Mica
rasua Transit X; Dolly HIDE Copper Erie Railroad,
~ Hsrlem, 4. Parker Vein declined per cent: Pasnix
Coal = A. the opening bat aferwarts .mproyas gxta
Ayenus Railroad Ia The sales Of Psenix Goa wsrs
upususlly se II advanced two per cen. O. the open
ing price Ths movement Is to9 transparent 10 BE- ME
uDierstood. The clique Of spectators srs 81 WORK
again bel tsrog mp the ss.ck sns necessary another
batch Of certificates may De declared forssriss Tnis
certainly way ofred cog tae guar y Of any ssSok
the market, but Il only shows 70 vsst desperate
measures spectators frequently driven. The Mica
rsgua Transit Company hsvs not Jet reduced TIER taG
OF ohsrges 20 the extent reported They say that tho
smount oftrave Offering greet t.ss ary reduction In
rates Ia unnecessary II thiss TIRE Il vil make vss az
ference in the ccnpauy scoms TheNca-sgua C,moany
have to plan Of the extent Of 81 business
81 is The Psnsms Company that sses the esc Of tbs
competition, end II = orly p. acss2 d gEe9 ia
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whereas. BY bsiDg demanded for hsnedists payment,
. buyer , rendered cautious and independent. OF
IL truth Of these pasks tAass acquainted, however
slightly, with commercial Affairs entertain NO doubt
Yet appears be ovsrosksd dsresArded BY many
N their daily tzansaetions which are conducted IN &C.
sordanss With the principles Of ruinous policy This
finds it's principal adhsrsnts among late established
houses who ADOPT 1t in order to attract custom, without
apparently considering the hazard they II an at
tempt ID made to apprse them Of their danger, they
sostsmn 1t and continue reckless. There ID only sf
ectual remedy fer this glazing evil and that Hes In the
hands Of Let these sell their goods on
tims and shall hear about tb~ hssdlsssasss
and extsvagsnce Of some, hsre being several honorable
exceptions honorable alike for their ability and nte
rty recognizable in the class off, youthful merchants
Oar object in writing thus is not to damage the reputA
ten Of any, but to promote the interests and to brighten
the prospects Of AL concerned in subest Nothing
affords us greater pleasure than the spectacle
By the young traders Of the country who striving by
enterprise and discretion, to obtain that competence
which W all covet In this pursuit, they may always
expect a. they shall always possess, aid. Brown
shssngs and shirngs rendered with increased free
DOM vet being pretty actively inquired fer, they seem
upalterea in value We Qnote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

The past weeks movement in cry goods have indicated
equal animation WITH however, rather Lees a-uness
compared rih those Of the pre- ssdirg ak days. The
Western demand has snghy sbsts1 ye. better inc
has prevailed for Southern msrRets vel az for
the East and North, whence apt 70 obtain
rive orders daring the reAnder OF ns and all tie
ing month TIE position of thA brsuch Of .be .-ads
never so proptious The old supplies e goods I'VE
ali been consumed, which enables dealers to our
nsrkes with greater sprt conscious that they Will End
ready purchasers among their customers, {coneIsnx
mainly Of snsnt farmers and lsborers who have exps
rencsd the past unusual prosperity FOR heavy
quantities Of desirable articles. These are tough. up
With remarkable svioty, and while outstanding obsa-
tons not leg ected many parties take what they need
ard psy for J. the spot. aaging 10 be plan
70 be very ga,td5ous in making selections and promp
satisfying The claims Of With cssh than 70 svnce
either indifersoce ridity in the choice stocks be-.
long oediis granted. In ths opinion prudent
operators generally concur, from well settled clnvcoa
that most Of the disasters o. pact time. Of the
tyen Of parting with goods for paper Glwsye Of ntmi
rsl value bu. very often proved Worthless aud RAT rsr
narens snccsss alone 30 secured " re e.
haDge OF predictions for ready money. Tick viB
inGaes ore W s1iend Mis- .nssgerns-n ntss3on.
lcEafy a2d Ei.lcat he possibility =. ms;tioE ssgr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17
Rowing Mstsn and Rern,,a nj Hall

From tbs Boston Herald Sept. Ia
grand Tegstta for yachts uYdsr twelve tons and a
rowtBg me- IN FOR club bosts e I'll desc ions. to9e
pa,a yesrei Day 10 me srbor Of Hu tn. day vas 90
tire sr from the nor hrest, and everything favorable
Tae and bsr3or of Boston crowded with steam
nd sailing vessels Of all sizes from the snsl cra .s
single msst ard spritssil 70 tho magnificent eli
ship OF 2 600 tops with all her sails bending 10 he
breeze At nine O'Clock the steamer Mtyaower sitb s.
Jge run her " passengers AID with fye q 40 baa b
toy. starred for Hull ana bingham
Arriving Hnli foubo the city II ito caves, ,gBra
6Nea and ers nuatsd tom tha Mansion Hyuse a.
from Other places add cuats,og around rjaYeta 81 =
Ne,e nearly one hundred yacbts, awaiting boar o.
ttSl
Toe fret IL ordsr be ling match For To-,
there we're three pfgss, VIZ i7ey .teser ya.qsl a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

IyDIASs AND CHISEsE-The Californian Indians
entertain remarkable ansipathy t. the wnoie Chm ere
race, and never lee 20 manifest it. Unre
strained by the hite people the pDor ignorant Ce eia
would be nsssaersd by sboessls By those preuG aad
nercsss savsses, rho claim great superiority
A,istjcs fear Of punishment restrains the n from
violence Tosy content tnsmrelveJ ia measure with
annoying The Chinese BY asstsdpg the Collectors OF
Fergs Mners Tax Ia enforcing tho payment ~ ioens.s
fes ssys spce Of tDe Collectors came suddenly up
ateI FED 10 Il bushes 10 avoid payment WniIe t.s
Ce9e'or ssttliLg with thsse re NAMED in oamp
81 lssa1 ssa hap yeped bS, desired to resd.r
nsiapca 20 the STATE started ia purbt of the fugi
tyes lie slo-o eful .e.rch IN the cha ppars aud
a. DON rs ore found aosls collar ,be ire b.ng
osin quelt- ase h,isg bin out read and wsuia
srDd him ieaide Of web deip ed rirg whca he c.ot3n.
"a Dim rot to ssve under the pensty losing tho toe Of
rs mead In this manner the IGdian corralies asouy
tah de2en and lep marched tbem in sDxe TO tina
Ntee'0T u Afforded tbH lad uabousdea sarsf.cyion
10 GO ire CeNstak1 pay their dues and l4f highly
srsbhes w't1 be result nf his asorsAtn.y ipooak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

BDeacbed sheetings and shrrgs are generally pretty
firmly held and IN fair demand. few good styles
quite eq nal to standard make well known Is
thee have been sold at fractional abateYent The
stock ia moderate Cotton fanDels exhibit fsa
ture The lsding qualities are still In greatest request,
yet medium ADd low 8, AIDES regularly bought at full
rates Denins are similarly situated the finer sorts
eictrg most tice while other kinds not neglected
All styles realize fair prices Drills begin to chow the
effect of the absence of export oquy they appear
mettc dealer, low as tx though being still generally
held at &c., while hleachsd kinds are selling At &c.
Lawns hsvs not varied Napkins are dull aud heavy.
O.rsburgs and in demand at buoyant rates.
Printing cloths favor buyers who not doing much bs
Of The probability Of further depreciation. They
may be ted At Axe for 40 by 49, Axe. for A BY
49, Be- for 48 by 3d. $40 fer 50 BY 66.tK for 68 by
70 The rates disposed to pay for consd
cradle parcels &c per yard under these aforemen-
toned. Prints fnd Q reader market 1T remunersttve
figures OLD styles attractive ss the several
novelties int o0uced Stripes brskly inquired for at
previous quotations. Ticks are pretty active and firm
Wa ru0t& them follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

-. sM sss s.d set Of TIER rsbsa -Four hs..n ~
tired vh.,-.ss ripple star Van scBSx Iost 81 niiss
ID. ras' "a. rem 1Sbssf 70 the starring point
at Is presey bsats Started. seOb after leaving s
judges stand the bsat General 6Ars6sh which ~As net
in he race although her ere. vs,s Ssr. % q pulling
di,shlea the latter from completing the race rnis left
only three sontepd for the price, each Of which were
lead and kept the entire disuss winning the silver
pitcher Tine SO misutss and 80 seconds.
The ,seoDd prize silh aas was awarded 70 the sssr-
time, 80 10, he third to the Wave-tme. SoT Inere
two other boats besides the Gen SArsnsi1 whsh
cid not enter Of which ths Pirate essasfal
boat with two only. The breaking Of one OF her
oars whioh could not be replaced Obliged her to abas
don the hope Of gaining prize The other vas the
Aurora another charming craft which attracted much
attention.
three O'Clock preparations made for the regst
t. Ten yachts en,ered for the rscs which WAS from
hin Island, thence around anohe, fsg boat near the
monument which is ut the southwest Of rstthick .
h:.s. back to 'Ss station on the ss.
miles The whole nest started in fine style.
The folio ing y.cnts eostsnasd The Neptune. Capt
stsvsn,on Narb shsad B.n.hse. o.pt Pierce. Boston;
Wave Capt. Curtis, Quincy; Aaoduf HsKse south
Boston; Dolphin Cap, Glover; Hsgham; Village Belle
WS. WING ss ssI,.: south ss:ton and ODD
Fellow, Capt Tossr, Hull In rounding the frs: flag
boat the oda Fellow and Neptune came in collision
Withdrew frsm the race The race continued IN splendid
STYLE
Ine ChArAee came In hrst eA1ing the distance IN In
I'm. Sos the BaDshss. second, in In. 14m l5s; ths
Hseduf third in In lam 45A; the Grace, fourth, In
ID 2lm. Village Belle hfsh. in III: elm. l5s the
Dolphin, in III. 2am 1ts; the Wsve, in In. Mn and
the White WIg Coot. III 26m los The wind was not
strong from the northse and At least six miles Of the
whole dis co sailed was beating to ~indward
Tbnty seconds to the ton allowed In favor of the
snsller yachts The Mscduf being two tons smaller
th.n the BsDbes got the fret prize and the Baosaes
about four tons less than the Charade the Judge.
rulss gave the second The third prize awarded to
The Chsds The first prize was glass; the second,
compass, the third . ret Of coors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

rs..... A. 49, =. .~S.rsgus argI nansd
route sAn rot ever fair qusts of passengers me
n however always 70 ss swift the battle - Tie
sosg and II would not ~ sas 70 trust tso much 70 The
ohAness rhs Nicaragua Company have more speed and
the Panama Company more bottom. We must therefore
patiently wait the result Dolly Hide Copper stock was
demand to day at an advance The operations Of the
company thus far have been highly productive. The
steam engine required for extensive operations
win b on the ground early in October. when large
win be put at work in the veins, and the product
largely Increased. The principal vein has been proved
for eight hundred feet and besides carrying rich leader
Of copper ore vie DIS quantities Of black dirt varying
in richness from twelve eighteen per can't Notwth
standing the Disadvantages Of working without the steam
engine, the product OF copper In the month Of August
with only ten miners, valued at about 20 co., at
total coat Of only about $780, For days past the
Florence and Ksyport stock has been quiet There Is
osring at present prices, holders generally pre-.
fsrring to buy than sell.
At the mining board to-day the sales follows
100 shares Fulton cop, 200 shares Dolly Hide
$50 do 49, o. $50 d. Ds:p river o. 90
100 do. North Carolina goo do. Phenix Gold b8oi =
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
this port day amounted to $3.50 96s 96 payments,
&42 179 SO balance 90 s28 432 &c. The total
deposit the Sub 1t the close Of business
day was $40 400 70. This Is larger amount than
ever before held deposit in any one depository since
the adoption Of the Independent treasury system.
At The Novelty Works, few days since, another expo
rsnt Of reducing two tons Of gold quartz ore by Bar
dams Crushing and AmalgAmAting Machine, made.
The time occupied in the operation two hours and
the product in pure sold $l75or $s7 80 per ton
The ore was taken from the Dorm Mines Of South Caro-
Ina.
The following stocks sold at auction by g. Draper,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

FIVE BURGLARS AND COUETERFHTERs ARREST
ED IN MAssACHUsETrs.-Se Several robberes have
been recently perLetrated in the town Of Barre,
Mass On the 30th ult., says the Barre Gazette the
house OF Ar. Lyman +. Rogers was entered and
robhed also the grocery store of Mr.. John W. Rice,
where the ROBBERS left some silver ware which they
had stolen from the house Of Mr. Rogers. Suspicion
rested on Jour young men who arrived in Barre OH
Monday, from Worcester and who o)ked their
names at the Massasoit House as Charles 4. Marsh
John Williams, Jasper Robinson and William smith.
Itey had been absent from the hotel the night Of
the JLbb.ry good part Of the time
Early ON Tuesday morning Robinson and Marsh
lett The hotel but the other two who maned, were
arrested, and upon examining their va|ise wac found
q i've barreil.d revolver, billy Ga powerful bur
sls,ious irstrumeu) powder, balls, shot, profuse
qualify Of small keys, medicines for dragging, and
various knUs OF gaming implements. Robinson
aud Marsh were boty pursued to Hubbardston,
where they were arrested on Wednesday morning.
end also man nameo Charles South wics, who had
been seen in their company.
The following cout tertet money was found in the
possession OF the Fifty eight one dollar bills
on the Union Bank, Boston "a new and dangerous
counterfeit l--obe three dollar bill on the Marble
head Bank, and one dollar bill on the Globe
Bank, Bangor. Marsh, (whose real name is Georg =
PoBd) and Robinson were examined on the charge
OF having counterfeit money in their possession aad
In default OF bail were committed for trial.
The Others have not yet been examined. Marsh
attempted TO escape by lesping from the second
stsry window OF bouse a distance of about twenty
feet but the whole village was soon aroused and
after brief pursuit he recaptured. South wick
is well known In this quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Sept L. AT marset 6eo
cattle Dont 600 besve and 100 stores Prices-Asr
bet oes'Extrs cot 81 80 81 75 fret luslity SO
70 " second do So rs So 80. third do, $b 20 10;
oraDsry, 81 ~ t5 Hides, SO percwt Tanow, 81 ss1
90 Pelts 75c to 81 25. Calf skns lie per 10 Veal
calves 81 " $3.50 At market. stores-Nofkng oxen,
i10i TO sl25 Co and calves SCI TO 500 Yerrlng!,
81 70 s, Two years old SIG TO s33 roree years old,
$26 70 &5e Sheep ard lsm,s4 b74 at market. Extra,
81 10 SO By lot 81 25 20 So SO SSiue1 400 stI fat
hogs ct IS so 70 S5 SO Der hundred, Wholesale,
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An Incident in che Life or Three FIngereA
jack.

jack
A correspondent Of stockton paper furnishes
among oihtr brief sketches of the life and cnarac
ter this notorious villain the folio wing Incident:
At the battle of the Salinas he greatly distin-
guished himself as foe to the Americans, and after
the battle amidst the admiration Of the CaltOrnans
was congratulated Udt ente de los udItenteS,
(bravest of the brave In the action he headed the
party that made the onslaught on Capt. Burroughs
Christian Chauncey, who stood near Capt. Foster
II WAS -Four. fingered Jack, and not q Californian,
that killed Capt Burroughs, and that he did 1t to get
the horse and SADDLE on which he rode. ! would
Menton that the horse was the celebrated bay,
Sacramento" presented by Capt. Suffer to Col.
Fremont long time previous, and when had been
TO the States and back. The horse, however after
the fall Of his rider escaped fully caparsoDed, to the
ca6dAada of the Csifornlans but finding strange
company, Immediately returned to the nov victorious
in the holster, superb brace, had not been dis
charged.
ADou eighteen months after the battle, Jack came
into NOsterey and then first saw him; he appeared
to be about Twenty years Of age and had very
disagreeabe, Goggish cast in his features. | was in
formed that he had just returned rom Mexico,
where he had been EN- uloyed as q c0gnero by GER
of rs 600 me0 to retake California During his stay
in Monterey he fell ia WITH his old chum, Mountain
Fred, who was then thought to be a reformed man.
Learning that the favorite horse Sacramento
for which he had Tiskes 80 much, was running at
large on the Tulare pains Jack and Fred soon mus
tered party TO proceed and catch him, together
with other wild bones. Jack boosted he would
never return to Monterey uLil he brought "Sacra
mento" with him. He Kept his word, as that noble
animal is now roaming Wild the Tulares, like the
Nv bite Horse OF the Iraries, free as the wind that
courses through the DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17
For esgn MARKETS.

PrnwA aBuco, Aug 10 Flour A cargo Of Gallego, q
Noble toid per boil There 20 600 bbls IL
ock-a full suppy AZ this season when sumption 4
msn and American nr ia likely TO arrive ia . fsv
vsebs Codfsb. a cargo from St Johp arrived .st
week. and fetched 12As00 osr drum Exports The su
ySr crop being Ind not to he lposed for unit
Oc- Der NnteEher, there l. n0thiDg doiu2 Esohang
~ 10. don 2sA per cent per m,l5ea No siakoess
port. noine.a duh Weather delightful WITH taerni
Ee.er a. 7e & 50 S.assBs.