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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-24
FOR SALE.

T'1E subscriber offers for sale the farm on which
l. he now resides, situated about miles from
CarrolItown Cambria county, and joining land OF
Felix Short, Thomas Eager and NJ. j. Havns
containing about 200 acres, 80 of which is i'm
proved, having thereon erected two story hewed
log house and hewed log house of Il stories.
with other suitable buildings There is an orchard
with $50 fruit trees, of different sorts, and there
is plenty of good springs over the place with water
power for a saw-nlill The place, will be divided
TO suit purchasers, if required, an undoubted
title and reasonable terms will be given.
FRANCIS GILLESPIE,
Carrolltown, August 10, '54.-3t..
SOUTHERN MILITARY AGADEI
LO Z Il ER Y
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA)
conducted on tie HaUdaa plum.
10000 NHEnberS--23S Prizes.
All the prizes drawn ut each drawing.
CLASS D-TO BE DRAWN THE 10Th OF
AUGUST.
CAPITALS $500
5000
5000
In all 238 prizes, $4,000
Tickets $500, Halves and Quarters in pro
portion.-Bils on all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN. Agent and Manager,
Sign of the Bronze Lions.
Montgomery, July 20. 1854.
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CAMBRIA HOUSE.
Jefferson, Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
JOHN TsSAyyEY, Proprietor.

JOHN IEAyyEY, Proprfeter.
FENHE Proprietor of this new Hotel would res
Il peetfully inform the public, that he has il
now open. and ready Tor the accommodation OF
guests No pains or expense has been spared in
the furnishing and Arranging Of this House @ne
the building itself being new oomnoliels and
convenient, it will be found pleasant 1ls~, -
soiourn for travellers and boarders.
HIS BAR will at all times be supplied with
the best of Wines and liquors, and iliS FAsbG
will contain every delicacy the Marke. can aiiord-
The beds arc new and good. and the health. ease
and comfort of his guests will be hhtningiy Sud
| led. -.-
reasonable terms,
| n5- An attentive ostler viii always be in at
tendance. and the stabling viii be found good.
Nov Is, 1853.
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GET down for Trial at Court Of Common Pleas
Sto be held at Ehensburg, on the First Monda
,f Sor,tor,, lar rnnNt
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THE GREAT REMEDY,

A BOUT which so much has been said and
"A published is among us. Who has not heard
of the MEXICA MUSTANG LINIMENTE p
Many millions of bottles have been sold and used
to cure Rheumatism Ulcers, Sores, Bruises, prains,
Ring-worm Felens, Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore PIN
pies. and Calzed Breasts Cancers, Itah, Corns on
the Toes, Sore Eyes, Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen
Joints or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scald Head,
Numb Palsy. AunUns or Frosted Feet, Warts or
any other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy, Ard has alwas been success
full. Ii is equally good in healing Wounds,
Scratches, Saddle or Harness Galds, or any Spran,
Soreness or Stiffness. And it is warranted to cure
Spavin. Ringbone Splint or Poll Evil in Horses.
&C. The Limiment is put up in three sizes, and
retais at 25 cts. so cts, and 81. The large bot
tie contains much more Liniment IN proportion
to the price, and are therefore cheapest.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every store-sbould be supplied with this valu-
able LINIMENT, as it pays good profit and
sells rapidly. -,.--o--
(Successor to A. G. Bragg & Coz Originator and
sole Proprietor
Principal Offices. 3o4 Broadway, New York,
and corner 81 and Market street; st. Louis. Mis-
souri,. july ~, 1904
IL persons are hereby cautioned against pun
"a chasing or locating certain Bounty Land
Warrant for 100 acres of land issued by the Com
missioner of Pensions under the act ol ooLTesS-
of 2sth September. 1850, to Philip w. McDon-
aid, late Brevet Major in the 2nd Regiment Of
United States Dragons, for services rendered
1urinr the late war with Mexico, the said War
rsnt having been lost or stolen some time in the
wear 1883. | have entered a caveat in the Pen
sion Office against the issuing Of a Patent to any
person for survey, made by virtue of said war
cant. Intend making application to the Com
missioner of Pensions for duplicate Of the same.
RACHAEL MCDONALD.
Ebensburg, June s, 1854,
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E.3ENSDURG FOUNDRY,

mison, Kinzer, McClintock, Mcfarland. Pintt,
Quigglc, Sliicr, Mhcrry, McCaslin, Spcakcr-22.
NAYs-Nessrs. CTabb, CreslSell, Darlington,
Hamilton, kunkle and Sl1inncr-5
So the question was determined in the afiirma-
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YOKE Oh OXEN bh6fE bh6fEs slFoREHIE Fer safF.
Apply to ROBERTFLINN,N No. 2, A. P. R.R.
81 Augt l6.-It
Cot received and for sale at the Book Store
" OF 1onn Rodgers, HoJper's and Grahdm's Ma
games TOR this month (Augnst}
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MIR. ROBERT THOMAS
still remains in the field as an Independent Can
didate FOR Commissioner.
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w Wanted.

Protnnotary's Office.
Ebensburg. July 27, '54.
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LIST OF CAUSES,

August 10Th 1871.
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SAMUEL E'ETEEsSEsERGER.
STHf1TITTEF,EE

sleidld stock suitable
10 sell at the lowest possible
o as well as Of the public general confdo
stock VIII find 1t to their advantage TO with
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yeIyCaT,Inet ware Rooms.

Ibensburr. April 2s. 1851.
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Disasters, &-

FIR Ea.K riuY LorIss Godel, from borse.s. va "a
-,ps arr = ust NJ fof S.~su N ie.s' se.a ~
Vsssros-r ssv; IS AT IS In 81 By hrs JAoes a,
wh q hsr o. der esEse e,,ss'S 80 49,
pir.. rsd v1e fhaf ssrreis a. 3 tcx-s 40 - 49,
Tssre % barrels Give ~ 90 prrseFTfd tns a.
tisi6y Co. vDsfsT. boxes FreRea Has'NS' AHN 49,
csrides r,.-,-t.At. 49,.
lBE EFis tcurd nm A-f'ksrss for fti sne,, Ia
s.Lpe . a.. Ar Pr,f, fuo, Enoeh Prsti - Feof'edl
The y. srveo thi. ports ioh inst non yam D.
ScHR RIcENosp before rrpn-rsc sshofe 90 Wv ~
tas sore to piece TIE sails snd raging we're al AK '''
arr hrcusht 10 Wilniustos N 4 g.. -
Snip AKBsE b. fore rrro-tsd - Nspsrsso ~ =
.ols rtsvir Ana ~ a. suctiln. for <o,Fp Inc -
yesrs old S42 tnrs resi.'sr 81. ...
int. sydney Nv uHs II, having exPe 'ieled veg %
urs,hsr stsr esvng NCre,ou Raw ard q m shes
lvirs 10 n hesv7 ritches her b h0on anS ts
Il her ..is Jure ~ shs trrck By "a on ne
quarter With severely shock her eeck hoas-, a2d party
SHIPPED her crve-rug board =,
5sE wEEcE q brig w,terosFrd sue absnd nd md
snd b ID FoHe. vas passed - All, az D D. ION SiN'
. bovse ~ Do pointed Crrsul rel
HEIrtsH sHlF seandcned ~ ses, snre'.ed N me
Cali taken 60 ~ bs-k Greenfield ,o1i Ne"
York ana taken to Galveston about 18th alt
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Foreign Ports

Arr 1t ST John B oer s bra Leni Leamsn, G.sp9t'
6h tss Effort French New Ycrs, Gem. Fls cher do "
rus smith, DO R0omer kiue do RosHls Foi i.s "a >
CIss Pntuey PrOvderee sehr. rovsisnd kavAnsh Scs-
,op hasc Colen Hertz Carer Rockland EsGe NAsho o.
NsH.Yors Ga 6h schr Frank in. Mus.els New Haven
Ar 81 Quebec Oct :, hark Neaersbie isrfck York
Ar MelhourBe date .hP sed Jacket, Reed Lvro!
Nsv f-rep rs n dsys passage
sd non Mspis july ). ship Telegraph, Harlow Bston
Arr AZ CAlso 3 rh shiTs Eagle Whom Chncht tN.nH. 10
ballast le.sv; Hersd 81 the Nornrs Bss@r do saperh,
P,.,tfs do Sl.t N nsoon Bsher do SPIT /. bark Yer
ucr, Msr,6en 10 3D. .hrs Worth q olns Net-rson san
Francisco gu. n Visits Coitr,l Chncha Islands b., 'srth
II Sr " LsSoh DO. shin Gov per Paine bo.tan ~ Nh,
hin 70 s,ssr Mitchell United s'ssi yth M'nIa Gwen,
DO 1ih sutere do; herald OF the Moaning Baker d. :
bsk v,ruo ont MsTsden, United States oh Mlos'on' Baker
rr.tec States. 80
VIZ C,ok. Lookout Joyce and "hirl sind Blrz-ss
sid from Coqunsto i4.h ut ship Independence Ch9he'
Tscaiusus. ~ a..
sns srd so I'D for Melbourne
AT LIVER 90 2sh ule, ship james Baaes MeD'nueh
Boston - drys horr- .
Arr ct Aspinwsl 18th nit. barb Velocity. merrill New.
york lend sd 7b for Il. Andrew I'D hng Nv1lrt, NJ.
cio N,w.Yoh and sail h inst for Pensacoa 70 load
for Fhilscelphis.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
Cambridge Cattle Market.
Reported for The Nrw-YoRK ThlsuSs, " JoHs "a

Reported for The NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, ~ JoHS Esros.
WEDNESDAY, Oct n, 1854
~ market BIT Cattlssbou $50 se.ves and ST. Stores,
consisting Of working Oxen Cows ard Calves Yesrngs and
yesH old.
M.sEEr BgEF-E1tra y cwt 80 80; first quality, az; sec
ona quality sTa e. -: third qualy SO ordinary. 81
Hi6es IS d s6 TAlow, ssd 80 81 Pelts, AZ 70 &c
CafSkibs. lie q n
VEAL CALvEs 81, IS Sc and ~.
SToREs-Wokins Oxen sales No good samples offered
but wanted
qufliy.
YEkRLtSGs-S9. $40 TO Sn
Two YEARS OLD-sI5 sI7. so. AZ. s23, s2i to sS
THREE YEARS oLD-SA, f25, sH, SO, 80, t5', sa,
sS7 to so
sHELP AID LANDS 557 at market Extra 81 So IS So
to Ry lot 81 So 81 49, 81; 80 2i 81 25 81 So s467
e. IS, IS TO 81
swIss-AIilarse Hoes at wholesale. at Ste p b
REmARKs-The market Is well and largely stock in every
respect and buyers have things pretty much ther
A. many of the holders hsve solicit Last
was hard one Tor the drovers The market il Ia sher
unsettled state will be long many small cattle
brought in The stock Of fine Poultry today the largest
for the wear The s 10 IN good and
The stoek IN rt rate order All OF the Hogs this sud
last were taken by Mr. Pierce OF West Cambridge snd Mt
sieton Ct Bishion 24 came over the Fehbarg Raj
roso 6 the Boston Lowell Railroad loaded with
C.e Swine Horses and Fowls The plumber Of buyers this
wesi upcomopy large but three quarters Of them after
an all
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umpER FROM EACH STATE.


Of olO bags COFFEE offered by suction this
ing By Messrs OdenheimeI Cook, aud the following lots
III do 60 rsge 1t SIC IS DO LAguayra at lolc IS do
Msrsaibo at lie g do damaged Rio at lc., and mos
ues demand ard further sales Of No Queeit'on have
been made &c tun. Of Btu mnous Coat sold a.
Sc y ba,bel The FLOUR market quiet, shipping brands
generally held firmly at - I, bbl but there "a export
home consumption within the range Of Ssas1 for
and ezra brands in quality. RYE FLOUR il yery quiet
CoRy MEAL unehanged sales Of 100 anS 600 bbs Peunsg
v.pis u bbl for fresh ground and - 52 for old stock
GRAn-Whsatis IN active demand and prices hsve szsn id
vaneed sales Of 900 and COO bu'h and prime red e.
75a 90 y bush and COO bush prime white 81 60 Rye
and in demand At l5a 6. Corn 10 good de-
ard farther sales Of coo bush yellow have been sie
at s7 for prime ard sodslc for inferior bush Southern
Oats sold Gse = bush WHISKY ia duh. small ssles at
loc in both hhd and bbs and In DARK packages AZ 20
en-
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In steans,ip Ansrina frOn Bsfga 70, LirrrpoR-s Ball
Mrs. 5. Bell, Jones, H.aman. DIR GorhAn. W. Hesnan
James sey.te, Dr. 2 Aorog ard wife; joseph cOye,
Michael Hey and c. Hayes OF Boston; DR. Edward Warren
and wife Of Newton; hiss Dodge. Master Dodge, Mrs..
Clsrb Mrs Anderson @ CLARK and Wr Andsrsoa OF An.
dover; suifh aud Alexander Bru~n Of Massachusetts,;
Townsend. D. s dwards .nd Pilinson Of New York
Mr.. Burnet Of rroy Joseph Holland, Mrs Holland and
Friend, ard John ksanesy Ct PhilsasPha: pr Morrison
Of California; James W Spur and wife Of ST. Joh1
MAJOR K Margrsy and wife lnd two Misses MarEray ths
Rev Grower, wife and shdrse snd Gotdoa, Of caa
ada; c. C. Deluese yue and shndrsn, q roronto J.
r n. Ptiirs. 6. Morton, z PhilP~, A. Greiy Mrs. Ads
head, c Weld = Parry ss@asl We NJ Ksksru, and
FeT HsI,ta-Mi- White z ToneJ and Ma z roney Of
May n Tssnsin Ns Torrey, VIZ. Esssa, T. o. frazer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

The Increased Specie Is drawn from TINS City. Inc
contraction Of loans is large nearly 81 800 900 in two
weeks.
The arrangement for the redemption of Indiana
money, to which we alluded yesterday includes the
following Banks, as we learn from Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter, at II z cent discount: Public Stock
Bank, Newport; State Stock Security Bank, New
port; Bank of Perrysville, Penysville; Bank Of
Bloomington, Bloomington; Bank Of Albion, Albion
Plymouth Bank, Plymouth; Bank Of Bridgeport,
Bridgeport; Orange Bank, Poseyville; Drovers'
Bank. Rome Merchants Bank, Springfield; Bank Of
Auburn, Auburn; New-York and Virginia State
Stock Bank, Evansville. At v cent. discount: Up
per Wabash Bank, Wabash; Southern Bank Of In
diana, Terre Haute; Delaware County Bank, Nun
Gle; Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute; Great Western
Bank Terre Haute; Bank of Rensselaer,, Rensselaer,;
Kalamazoo Bank, Albion; State Bank of Indiana
and Branches. All other Indiana money is quoted
at 500 2 cent. discount. Other western money
All Chicago, discount; all Illinois, interior, do;
all Wisconsin, 2 do; all Detroit except the State
Bank, II do all Ohio II do; all Kentucky and Mis-
souri,, do Government Stock Bank Michigan, do.
At New-Orleans, Oct. 4, time drafts on the North
are offered mach more freely, and the rates are in
consequence easier. Sight funds are in moderate
quest at fermer figures but to Is day sight drafts
scarce, and in good request. The money market is
easy, but paper is by no means as salsble as has
been the case for some weeks past. The market may
be quoted at from al0 and IL g cent, according
TO signatures and time. Sterling 9i9l0 and lot v
cent. premium. Francs 5l0a5 Is v dollar. New
York and Boston 50 days, ali y cent discount.
SIGHT checks, lsi y cent. premium-the latter the
bank rate.
AT Boston, money is decidedly more accessible on
nrcass paper and the tendency Is in favor Of easier
rates. Negotiations have been made at 10 cent.
Tor factory acceptances and call loans effected
VITA greater facility than for some weeks past. The
Bank statement considered favorable owing as
does considerable increase Of specie.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.......ocrOsrs
Cleared.

Steamship Knoxville L5dlcw ssv.nr.hi : L NiteaiL
Shire Iconiura. Tuner NevOTeans. q "h-e!wusnt;
TCul0n Ufstur SevOlleABs Stanton T1onapsoni SAoias
Hstrus CrHiu Mobile Wn. Vhtiocs u
Bsrs.-Lil.s Ve.re New-Orla ans D. Brookm.n; Car
olire Rrsu sucker Rcb,old Psvens-adt shs Raeser;
ksyariDe, Pend eton, Lasun. Back 90 A., risl
Wolfe st SlsIs. Bnsie Petis. Hssper, Hose, Havana
Afsius GO
Brst-Coof st Mullins Liverpool z. W Duah,rn sons;
Dor T. fBrtm Br.ndir Rotterdam. Flncbe as1es;
{, met (Brl smith Wiudsor is Whitney Co StAr shf
COX haltin0re Russe WANG Carnehs, tainl Dob
Rio Jan-iso. q. Nc1lon
scdocner-R. Huntlsy Haumoud BstEisre Hsui.r
Lorc; has Nis Smith. Wilmington Doluer Potter IL
l.ss Cen Case B.trore Van Bruat Ssshti n ode Par
kh Kingston Tho@ GmArfini Charles William, Boyd A,r.-
kAFss Meiealf& L0yrjov; Emily johnson Baltimore John
Lou den: Oregon. St.udrr Nashnston II. Mathews
oop Thos bull Hull Providence, mssteri America, Baker
Fall River IaLstsr.-
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct Il. 41rrired- STEAMSHIP H. B
Beach Saunders HArtoTd bark TuIley New Or
lesns brss Bart sps'es ST John, Neons. Lock- at
css scbs Firm Suiih Dishtor; Henrietta, Baker, New
Bedford; Charles II. Rogers Langley. Ne~buyport Ella,
Boune Bo,on; Mary Matthew Elliott, Hartford sid
Miner, Bolies. Bndgepou
Cledrsd-Shirs Amsranih. Davis Calcutta and MARKET
ses Queen, Manson NewO fleans; Mary Hale, Rollins do
sebIs Seven sSes BIowley Bosten; c. sstton, Lang
stsf WilDhston, ~ C.; Susan, Robins Key West, Fla
hale. Fentor New York 5. ~ Smith Smith, Boston; ~
T. Mathew Eniott Dshton; L. IL Endieott Endieotr,
PROVE enee; Sidney Minor Roller London Fir Smith
RoxturJi AlEon Bacon southworth, Hartford
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Shropshire, rhIl.s.,,hi. Adj. r.i.. Cartwright, Me-.

Shropshire PHILADELPHIA Adele Fel.cia cars~hss; Ns,-
Y0t
oUrNrY-Au Ttb ~hn Convoy, Crosby B.osas; sA.
sist AIN Ss~Yorl; fhEtOn Eaton. AID Two s'osSer,
Nelly, BsrFcr
Nv n. sctrx W G7sfoy Crosaet MINE JON Sci.
BEN 90 { & ann Rho'es Do "a sehFs OsiAnnA Tut
liz N.~ Yerk. y. NeNeen. Laveis-d DO. -
ST rARK>-su Oct ! trk Waesss whit, New
York 81 hfs Reui0 gfc1. sswyer Neslork- tlo SEPT
q b. n c0n.oy Hooper NeW York
san FrANCtsCo-Cd 18th ut ship Hurricane very,
Hsrs Konx Arr inside the Bar TIL dip wlnasTere, W.
soB, L'v,fpoel -.
WlSCkssEr-Ar Oct . bhs Eyry, Chandler, RON MAJ.
lard y : tn hris Cas;isn Lore Jssk.oaylle 49,,
WHINING ION Arr Oct : big. aats W sass
CurniDshgn. Wsosssei Ne Judge WhinNn. ss.cn san.
Ne. ,ehr EIeh. White ssldrore; Br big Arsi ~.
N.vYofs Eth hTf-. Hnmho q Grinn Bosson hsrist
Nswsn usrrp Belfast " .shr. rhsrs-. c9r''ni rsh-
aSslphfs Ouwsfd smith New YoTk CD 7th sehr Monte
lsy. sou.s Ph,asipeis Oh, .ehr Two SISTERS. e,seu'
Rssfor Went 10 - sfh hs o. ward TOT bosoa sears
Fors " Candy Eco Jula May and i.sse sAket ior
N-wY"s; Monterey. 'or Pblsdephis' and Emma i'r -
Dumiuso -, q
smhh Nsw.ysk CID Ieth brig Lucy ENen Robbins New
Yoih; .csr WAKE Br.gs DO
WARBEN-A,r Oct 7, seh' Eleeis j. Scott iass"on.
'vpYSoUTH-Ar-. oc, g. .chr. Kate Helen. Er', Phna-
dslrhs =, A., . xE. W
Phlfdoll his
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rosD EoAHn.
.ie2 ne Raadins Railroad. Dir. SO 75i
Der. 10.

fR.porsS sr Tpy " rsIsuss BY Paw rson,s
Isyss Boa,d-s toe Harrisburg Rsslfosd g. 80 Ssi - 800
Yennyivsns 70 t5; o do 80 IS; - so 90 sit 81 100
City Rsrosd &c. ~ go Lehsh So 70 81 %. DO W;
P<isbursh Coupon So 's3 b5 %; 500 Asghsuy City S.
ut 2ssys. 49, 80 Hsrrssurg Rslr0sd, 50; " Parma
9.;yosS ~; Little sehuyk Railroad. {s; 2os Union
gss.i ti; 10 Reading Rsd ss S 100 do So sG5 New
r,est Cool Company ~ Morris csosi Pref so Is schuy
Gsv Pref S1s Caaees snc Ambey Railroad 1861; Farm
and Mech Bsnt To- n northern Bank Of Kentuety isa
Bsr<s Board 81 0te Pepss B., SIT; n 5eaUyl Nav.
Pref rs, 52i; 20 GiIsrd Bank essh. i2t
ssoed teoyS-So Guy Sc 81. SO DO 70, 9lt 3oo Ken-
g. 500 Lehth &c. 40, 9i4 50 Lehnsh Zinc b5wn III ss do
- !" LINE sshuyl.ili kR 20; y Penn RR 4i 100 Read
g RR b5 $751;. IS DO b5wn3 6s IS Beaver Meadow RR SL;
I8 Union Canal b. 1cl II Pbisdelpbia Bank s5~n 1871
After Board-Soo Lons Island RR s5 l4!; 800 Morris Canal
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Markets Peported BIZ Tclegropk.

NswoRLraSs, Tbursday. De-, u The Gales Of CorToS
o-dsS amounted 70 So bs'es First AoLAssEs sold 81
&C. Coed Ohio Flour selling 90 c. CORs quoted
nc RICE 6.d6lc. WHISKY acc.
Exchange on London 9lc.
Ttusssay. f2-Salrs ger made to-day Of
oct bushels OF GESEsEE WHEAT - 30. BARLEYs ooo
bushels old AZ I'll 5d 10 for two-rowed and 81 II, fl 49,
II LEI 10 81 20 for fourroxed. Hon. Ssailc.
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Ky Teleurnuh.

bOsIOS.Ar Oct. y. bark Zion from Baltimore, b-,, s.
san Small Pr,sdent Taylor Myr. Forest state "a n
MS 49,, ron r,.dephi. .o ss, M.sstl.n Ns1.ndra
h SEw oe fpslNSsf' ..S .hiP Psqaot from Trapsn,
eIif Gussre dol ships Jsbez Snow lanes He.mitb LIT,
s,osL and st. PAsreI from NewYOrk; bark May Knbs
yQyk ~ ~e'N4ass' Hon New
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Receipts Of Produ nee OcToBE

BY NORTH Ra0 Boa-3 OIL boxes Cheese ~ 90 Butter;
Ss4 CASKS Oil Cake S9 bbls WHISKY ssi3 do Flour i25s
bash Corn $50 40 Rye, 1852 DO Barley $50 DO Wheat, add
u casks Ashes
By ne Ere Raroad-3 1911 sides Leather $40 pkrs Butter
Is bales Wool IS bb WHISKY $50 do Flour $50 bxA Cheese
and 10 car loads Of Sheep ard Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

VOFFEE-Ihe rskt cohtnnes quef bat steadv ss1e, Al
g bsxs Rio lie; ee bag Mar.rsbo iic ~ ia
epnsn, Java Isle The stock Of Rio has bsea ner,.5 :,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbers increased bzov.prx AL -.
ese ent In cur for Western and f!our th A.
spd 3 active and much IN Of the supply Prices hsvs
u senssgsspes advanced 2se0ts ee The bsss Crsdep
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Spoken. sc.

SEPT IS LAT a &C. rp 81 80 seen ship pevoEporf. (of
Iiverro ogsed ard 4haud0n-dher nam snd nszen
ns.,s wrre zone sb. n :wrnty feet -oOve th- &
Oct shout 10 mile. frcm New Inlet Bar hrig Edward I'm
ed 10 usistacce.
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"arksts-CAREFULLI RIPoRrtD ron THr TRIBUNE.

acurc ~ THURSDAY Ocl Y, IsSI.
lc kss at 90 ssdS1, and IS bbls peal. - - %
bkS h-hHd North River 10 UNCHANGED and rood com
CoIToN-The market frrn with o,lv li-,,.s ,,opnt
ei Tor expert ana home TIA anae ed ono
taIofs hkNYoek cLASsIrIcArtov
rl.rl
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ssied from New Bedford nth .hPs C0riuh..n ami Flor
Ar al N,~ London 9Th brig Giors Bgddinston Davis
Straits with Ice bels oil.
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Passenger AndYed.
Passengers Sailed

IN brig oxford tyvn Sacud Ia GrsAde-Mrs z. Gilme7.
In brig Hope from Beii=e-Nr. Wright
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Arrived.

se,u.hip Nashville Berry, Charleston ~ hours, cotton to
n " Steamship Janesiown Csvendy from Richmond,
&c mdse and ps.s.ntefs to Led am Pleasant 49,,
p.s, ssr Wallace Co The latter part the passage
e1pereneeo very hesvy westerly Gaies
SIP lane. %.: SI S.RT,' S S%yrpt = f'y; .1d &
coke BIZ. lhs fIsnkl for Hsita1 Oct st soS loa
g Ts s0 PS o, s Ss ' SD Ss s psaes
white The W. bss experienced heavy gales daEias the
SIR Ps.c.toie az L:eoS HavTe Is day.. in b.as. with
44s Pssserssrs TO Lane West 49,
Ss % Bfti. Las61 Sept, e. Ia, 50 s. On 81
g. Foks .hip Mary Ann. hence er Venice.
,usar to Rrs.sn vinins Oct Is. y ~ lon ~ Al spoke
hip Meridian fon New Orleans for Boston - avs out
Bra Plover (Br Gibee, PotsuPincs IS day. coffee &c
BTis D, rs. tOf En~orth Foster J.e.'onyie Il d., lum
berio Prsrt vose Co. Sailed in CO sth bug Wsecama~
Biz cb.roit- tof Sag H.rborl Hoton Charleston day,
psvsl sfnres - NcCreafy Mott Co.
Big Hops Bedle BsIe p days, mshOgsDy &c to $. W
Biz Bion Br.dsurv tofYsstrortl Minsr Newport Eng
Il dsys on 20 the Captain n experienced heavy weather
the assge esrIied away fore topsalant mast 'put
Big Munro P.rk Heho'. Turks I..ni IS d.. via HOnss.
Brs s., Croi. tBr oro Rehibueto days ssh order
Bis Ellen B seed Lisbon "a GAYS salt and corr FoOd to
Brs Freedom Br) AtsnsOn, sseEvile. B. II days fish
and plaster TO master
sebr Mana Davis lot ssybroosJ Davis, Rio Grande Aug
IL hos. & = 20 u,ster ~, ~
tchf r l. Johnton Johnson Ne"oefn " ~ NV Is
y. 81 Blackwell Sailed IN with schr NJ PlaI
for New York
sehr Psarl Cunninrham. Halifax DAYS. 6sl 70 master
schr Marietta Hand Dewey, from Rondoat with coal Tor
Providence
shr Compliance Jewell Fsll River IN haas; for Rondout
schr Minerva Beekwb, Fall Riyer. Oasst for Roudour
sctr N Hanson Hindley Fall River m ballast for Ron
dout.
SAILED-s'eamship Knoxville Ludlow for savsnnah ship
EeuArd Everett Guuby New Orleans aud Others.
BELOW One brig.
wIND-Durns the day, from s w. to Sc.
The packet ship Harvest Queen from Liverpool arrived 9th
hAs t.d u De abs drrLuK The passage
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G,rr. sni,ke- David Colder " Roth Capt Eaton, 5 r
Pr,en 81 ard wife Of Hsis.I-i6 Total, IS
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srv-Rsss,... 60 ssss-.. = Noos-setA.....lo =.
WsTER...-..rnis 0sN 81.
Sandy Hook..u a Gov l. and.. Il Hell Gs:e... 70