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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

TheXXXIvth Congress will undoubtedly Close its
First Session at noon to-day. The Hoase hssreoeded,
e. mesger msjorties, from nearly all ih Kansss
amendments to the Appropriation bills except that
which refuses to pay for another session of the
Kansss Legislature, which the Senate has agreed
&C.. This is quite as we'll as wc expected There
70 not an earnest Free-Ksssss majority In tho
House-not moro than one hundred Of the two
tudred and thirty Member, being Sor Fremont
and Dsytok-and il was idle to expect such
House to stand up against the overwhelming Pro
slavery msjority in the Senate. But there wss
still virtue enough in the House to extort terms
fom the oppressors Of Free Kansas. II is per-
fctly unde that the prosecutions Of the
V adipg Free-State patriots Of Kansas for treason
aye to be arrested or else brought to just issus
ty the scquittal of the prisoners. We Arc to have,
for BucbaDans sake, as little possible Of Border
Ruf6anism in the Territory unta after the Presi-
deItial Election, and we trust the issue Of that
contest will insure to her losg- afflicted. people
indemnify for the past and security for the
future" Let the champions of Free Labor aud
Erte Speech do their whole duty, and IL will be
wsu.
P.S. The House still holds to its amendment
10 the Army bill, forbidding the use of United
S.ates bayonets to enforce the bogus lsws in Ksn-
ess, and We trust this will prevail.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
Nsln3 3lork Dailn @tibnae
MONDAY, AUGUST ls. 1866.

limited number of adverisemsa1 azs taken In
yaY WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rsts Of enc dollar hne.
Ths paper has attained . circulation Of l7o,ooo
copies, and is unquestiOnaby the be medium extaat
sor advertising in the country. AdveFisnssts should
b handed in at any time before, and not ssse Than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

Impa ring. Jcbbings0t Bsokine inteees's bs hest''
but DO not forget ttst there ere oth'' no'cs's a'o
deserving Il confederation. il vss Nought
tcrribIs sfsir when ebe Pest Office 1ss taken our
of Wsn street; but the City bSs CARVED H. an"
no one now ssks that It he rcS.ord 20 ihss i'cau''
We believe It may now be located 'i'.ae nearer
tie center of population Tiih equS' la'p0e "'''
b.pefcepce. Bu. let ci sids1 DO ieer9.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

II the Rev Ps,des Butler In till vicinity should b
ere sy obliged by hs seDdins his sddress 70 tbs oce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

PHILIP r. WILKINS will sell at auction on
1EspAY next tho Ieh inst at No lls West hst
FvRSiTURE made 70 or6sf By Meaks
ndi PIANO FORTE $500 For particulars Cd
rtis erp<u n another O
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

WIGS HARDY WIGS. - BATCHELOR's
Sbsy .r celebrated s over world for her sfd besny
ssss and dursbnty-6ns to charm The largest ana osst
Dvr Ana Al BATcHSLoR's, No zS Brssdvu.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18


=. and p,sSmn.pt above all competition sus Of elegant
ptvsse applying his famous DYE ths nesest
sndard article Of its hind throughout the worA hn neg
syie of WIGs and ToUPERs perfection itsef WHOLESALE
q Id retail at CRIsrADoRo's, No 6 Astor Houis.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

Beth Houses have cOncurred in giving notice to
sAe Collins line of steamships for the termination
Of their extra compensation ct tho exPiraton OF
the six months notice required BY law. No new
eteamfhip contracts have been nsde this year.
We tru,t the country is now on the hishwsy to the
6, stem Of letting the transportation Of Ocean Mails
20 the lowest responsible bidder, with letters car
led from any point 10 the United States to any
roint in Great Britain or ireland for six 10 twdve
.ents each. And If the Government keeps any
.eaInships aHost, we urge that they Be sst to
ing mails on routes where no contracts exist.
We are at last to have an Overland Nail to Cali
clpia, which we should have had these eight or
zine years. Congress has appropriated $5OO,oo
70 start it. If the bill is properly drawn, and the
Postmaster. General understands and does bis dasy
sae contract should be advertised forthwith and let
by the middle Of September, 20 that tho C0ntractor
ray establish stations, etc, and be ready to start
20 mail on the lst day Of May nsIt Ifso, 1t will
beat the Steamship Mail at least sight months Of
every year AFTER the frst, and prove an effective
pioneer Of the great Railroad
The storm of the 10th, llth and 18Th inst which
listed the vicinity Of New-Orssas was Of the
most terrible character The nss disastroas
effects were felt at Summer resort. called Last
Tsland, q abort distance above New.Orleans, which
J, repre- xnted to have had every hose swept from
"a, and to have been completely insnlsteA Tive
t1ndred persons 1t is estimated lest their lives On
shis Island. Grsrd Gallon Island. aaotAsr water
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

NyrrNG's EOLICON-A new Musca lnstru.
sn combining the advantages Of the Orsan MeoSssn And
sns.a f Church or 6psrstie Music II has received the
sshsst Testimonials from the profession amateur and tne
80 throosout tbs United Sstes which Be eeen f Ne
sSo Pore Wus Rooms Of tbe Mansfsotursra Pros from
90 :. S1S 0povEsrH.H TausLow,
No 506 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

10000 cures have been made this month Of Diar-
sh Dys.ntery, Cole Group. Chronic Rhsumstsm, u By
Dr. ToBIAss eelebrs<d VEHDriAk LNIARHr, vaxrsnkod TO
cure or money returned Is 50 osatA Dspst No
ts CouD6 sold by the Dussss threushoua ths States
POSTAGE STAMPS e cents and 10 ssnts) FOR
fA.H ss t.is OEcs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

JET BRACELETS AND ORNAsESTs-Jo" 40.
~. I,nsn fsns Cerd Cases Pcrtsmoansss, R tculee
travelling Bags and B.sle Jc. C.... hsd.ii:S, r'.t
80. E sys,y variety Toys for children msnufsctur or
fawa are ,od at R0GERs'5 sItensvo Bs&su, No 4is
R-osAwsy Importers Of Ens"h French and oes"sa fsn'J
Eooix
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

The following ere the YenS lad Rays 10 sh'
Hose on the p.ssege # 'hc bill increasing n
comn.,,atlo- Of Heube-s Of CcosSess % s3oo
per ssnum:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
HcLLOWAY's PIILs-A Remedy in all Climates

letter. from every region Of tbs earth and the tsstmony O.
climates and localities these famous Pa are .. ss:sas .pe
sid at tbs hsactoes No 90 Maiden Ian NewYe and
~ 2ii Strand London ard by al Drussrs o. 3s., e2fc.
a Al box
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

IMPORTANT TO CUNSUNPTIEE ES.-I1 no NoVIo"
of The treatment of Consumption Mopsthc Homeopathic
Water Cure and Inhalation the pen Of DR.. Hunter
n oud reed by every person who values health Pnce
cca'A Ser BY mail anywheIe
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

gao-JOhn G. Mason announces to the cit
izens of Trinity Co. that he is Independent c an
didate for the Off &C of Sheriff
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
-HE #.ECrRo-CHEN BATHS
OF DIR BOURNE L,

Nicholas Hotel
Cu of
the aland
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protection
in of ntlw
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fill through linct OIL Leg h'
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the motto of DR.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
For Sale.
TAVERN STAND,
STORE HOUSE, RANCH s. TWO
FERRIES FOR SALE.

IN II f undersigned being desirous of returning
to the Atlantic States, offer for sale their well
known Tavern stand and Ferry, located at the
mouth of the South Fork, on the trail leading
from Wcaverville to UniOntown, humboldt Bay.
There is a good frame building on the premises,
uscd as n Hotel and Store House also, good
Ferry boat, with all the fixtures necessary for
safety and convenience. Also, a Ranch and Fer
ry one mile above on The Trinity river, where the
trail crosses the river leading from South Fork TO
New River. There is one hundred acres enclosed
by substantial fence, sixty acres of which is un-
der high state of cultivation. There is a con-
venicnt house on the Ranch. The land is irriga-
ted by ever living springs, and situated in the
immediate vicinity of the best mining district in
the northern portion of the State, which makes il
very desirable location. a
The above property will be sold low for cash
and a good title given to the purchaser. For fur
of the subscribers Oh the premises
HILL & MrC8NN.
South Fork, July 10, le5e ?gtr
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

The Mail will close at this Office every Monday
evening, at o'clock precisely. Special notice
will always be given of the closing of the Allan
tic mail. S. ID. KREIDER, p. NJ,
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
WATCHES AlqD J,HlY,ELNT }
LORT SDORF,

NORTn SIDE OF MAIN sTREET, WEAVERyILLt,
VHTOULD call the attention Of the citi- C-9.
w zens of Wcaycrvilc and Trinity Go. ,s.|.O y
generally, to his new and splendid stock OF lInc
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Also large stock Of California Jcwclry on
hand and constantly made to order.
RI Watches carefully repaired and choice
Specimen Rings and Breast Pins made to order
Weaver, Sept. e. 1856. 33-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

HAILowAY's Ointment and Pills are adj
ministered with uniform success in infiamma-
tory rheumatism. Warm lamentations
should first be applied to the surface, in order
to open the pores, and then the ointment
rubbed in as brisky as possible. The ape
rient action of the Pills has the happiest eff
feet in abating the fever, and it may be con-
fdently averred that any species of eXter-
nal inflammation will yield to perScve-
ring use of these two great remedies. The
cases of erysipelas, salt rheum, sore leg,
confusion, tumor, cancer fiStula, piles, and
external injury resulting from accident, that
have been cured by Halloway's Ointment,
may be numbered by tens of thousands.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
MASONIC NOTICE.

Trinity Lodge, No. 27, #. A. NJ,
HOLD their regular communications at their
IL Hail. in Weaverville, on the last Monday of
each month.
Gas- Hour of meeting, o'clock, ?. NJ.
j. 5. PlTZER, w. NJ.
JOIN C. BURCH, Scc'y
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
" GEM" SALOON.
Mountain Market.

(NEW rlRE-PEOOF BUILpING,)
On Court St. at the head of Main
WEAN NERNlILE.
'IllE subscribers now occupy their new -
| Market, which they will cndcavor to ftF7ksi>s
keep supplied with rs good Beef as Cali At.4UGg
lornia affords. Also, MUTTON, PORK, CORNED
BEEF PlCkLED PORK, SAL SAGES. TRIPE.
qnd all other things usually kept in n Market, in
their season We invite the public generally to
call and see LOOMS, llUSCROFT & co.
weaver, August lj 1856, 3OIc
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

.Ruch's Precinct-W Drnkwater and l. Wilson,
judges; J, J. Grant, Inspector. Polls to be open
ut NJ. Ruch's house.
Wedpepille Precinct-Fred. Walter and James
Tinnin, Judges s. X. Turner, Inspector Polls
to be open at the Court House.
Ordered that the proceedings of the Board be
published in the Trinity Journal and Times.
Ordered that the Board adjourn until the 18th
day of October next, for the purpose of receiving
the Governors Proclamation ordering an election,
and to provide for the publication of the same ;
and to transact such other business as may come
before it. NJ. RUCH, Chairman.
Attest, II. J. SEAMAN, Clerk,
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
B A Z L..

A BALL will be given at the house of Joseph
"A Cahill, at Red Flat, on Canon Creek, ON Fri
day evening, Oct 10th, 1856. a general invita-
tion is extended.
MANAGERS:
WEAvERvILLE.--J. 5. Mccain, E. Stetson, l. G.
MesScc, ID. +. Gordon.
NORTH FoRK-M. Kelly, Craven Lee
OREGON GULCH.-A. j. Felter, d. c. Holden, r.
Bugbce.
MCGuLIvRAY 's.-J. McCilivray Capt Scwyer.
MOuTH OF CANON CREEK.-J. W. Carter, L. Col
lins.
CANON CrTY.-I Irving, - Tower, S. Burns,
J. Z. Wright, W. Organ, Squire Iollistcr, W. Lin
ton, w. Boycc, G. W. Ham, IL. Moye.
FLOOR MANAGERS John Martin, Alex Love.
Canon Creek, Sept, 20, 1916. 35-3w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
SIlcriR's Sale.

DY virtue oi-an alias Execution to me directed.
ID issued out Of the Hon. District Court Of he
Sth. now the 18th judicial District in and for the
County Of Humboldt ON judgment rendered
therein on the 20th day Of September, A. ID. 1855.
in favor Of W. c. Martin and II. j. Dart, and a.
gainst j. r. Fish and Isaac " IIempfeld, for the
sum Of five hundred and seventy dollars and eigh-
ty-hvc cents $50 s5D Judgment and interest
TO date of Judgment, and one hundred and eigh-
ty-ninc dollars and twenty cents ($l89 200 costs
and disbursements, and sixty seven dollars End
twenty-five ceuts (SG7 2j,) additio.ui costs to.
gcthcr with accruin@ costs thereon. Iwill on
Tuesday, the both day of Septcm-
Der. \. -. 1856, at the Court House door.
IN Trinity CoHfy, between the hours of 10
a. m. aud of said day, expose to public
sal :e ae highest bidder, for cash all the right.
~ lad interest. estate and claim of the said
l-h and llcmpheld, whichthey had at the time
OF the levy aforesaid, in aud to 4" the Ranch
knownas Burnt Ranch, on Trinity river, and in
Trinity Co.." together with al improvements
!h"r"2"!o 5clonging, or in any wise appertan-
ing, to satisfy said Judgment interest, costs
and accruiRg interest aud costs, together with
all additional interest and costs thereon,
Weageryille, Sept 4, 1856
Il. NEBLETT Sheriff.
BY j. \. WATSON Deputy.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
CHI ] N GEYYILLE HOTEL,

Dr.. H. M. CHAUNCEY, Proprietor.
TNlE Proprietor having Just completed ss.As,
L large aud commodcous Hotel, will ni&M
hereafter be prepared to Accommodate ,lAf@A
those who may favor him with their patronage
in Il manner he trusts will please them.
1t is pleasant drive from the town of Weaver
to this Hotel, and particular attention will be
paid to keeping supply of refreshments on hand
for transient visitors.
The table and sleeping department are under
the care and direction of Mrs. GtirFoRp, Il lady
well qualified to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to those who may visit this flotS'.
Chaunccyville, July II, 1856. 2j-tE
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

DR. BOURNE WATER CURE PHYSICIAN,
There aus or me to OF pay ii no al
res
II o .
an t. $
Cra
rh~PARTICULAR NOTICE.bT
minds
Iigstv and (ga la n mon re % "
TEN thar doe a @ o Il
general
ing ad
to wise al
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
For sale at a Bargain.

TNIIE undersigned offers for sale onc-half inter
i est in the Saw-Mill at North Fork, together
with two Yoke of Oxen Wagon, House, and all
the fixtures for carrying on the Lumber business
The water privilege is the best in the County, new
er failing, and the Mill is new, and in first rate
running order. This is the best chance for per-
manent investment in the County. For further
particulars, enquire at Weaver of John Cole, or
on the premises, Of f. ~ BlC Ck.
North Fork, August %, 1856. Zl-tf.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
2 RT1rc Fire :!
SIMS & FRASER,
OREGON STREET, NEAR FRONT
gtN M

--UNEUUN y NEEI, NENK FKUNT,--
SAN FRANCISCO,
MANUFACTURES Of Fire-Proof Doors and
INi Shutters, Bank Vaults Grating, Balconies.
Railing, &c, &c.
Al kinds Of Blactsnthing done to order.
Second hand SHUTTERS constantly on
and for sHle at LOW RATES. 'ahi,
Gd- Particular attention paid to Cor o,n,. .
dcrs -55sI '0'.htry Or
~ B'-Oregon Street is in front of tho Cn.,o.
house NorIn SIDE of Merchants Exch1ng"c''"' "'''in
~ 3m,
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

Mrs PARrINGroN says that the only way
to prevent steamboat explosions, is to make
the engineers bile their water on shore In
her opinion, all the Dustin Is done by cook
ing the steam on board.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
COpartnerShip Notice.

FNlIE undersigned. having formed Copartncr-
L ship for the purpose Of nsacting the Build
ing and Contracting business, desire to assure the
public, in soliciting their patronage, that all bus
mess entrusted to them shall be executed in the
best manner and upon liberal terms They have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Harris q
Johnson, on the North side of Court street in the
town Of Wcaverville, and will be ready at all
times to accommodate persons wishing to contract
for the building of Bridges, Brick or Frame Ilou-
scs and Carpenter Work generally.
LOVE & BRAY.
Weaver, April -, 1856. l2-M.
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Book Notices.

LIE SPARRowsRAss PAPERS or, LIVING IN
the country. By Frederick S. Coz,sns
new iork Derby d jackson. For sale in
TINS city by Taylor Maury. -
10 the lover Of quiet, delicate, gentle I'm
NOR we commend this volume as a treat mn,
served up every day, and which should not
De overlooked amidst the miscellaneous INN.
Die OF books, which are NOT books. that RI.
with such toadstoOl-like rapidity, and vanish
win The same facility. Though not at all lik.
Lamb In style, there is yet about our autbo,
quaint tenderness which reminds of :. n.
gentle Ella" No more delicious sumus,
reading can be imagined than the volume nm.
der nOtice-especially when dressed nm in the
tasteful style Of the publishers, Derby =
Jackson. ="
we have received from Taylor & Maurv
hlaekWood's Edinburgh Magazine for MAJ
also the Edinburgh and westmipst., Ou.,
teriy Reviews for April. The article in the
westminster on " Contemporary Lit.ra.r,.,,
VIII be found of American interest RI,
wood offers its usual literary feast. The ar.
ticie IN the Edinburgh Quarterly on "Ruskip.
Ism Is a continuation of the shsrp eont,o-
SeIsy going on between the pre- RapbaeIits
scnooi Of painters, and their adyersaries .,d
Is we'll worth peru.aI.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS LEFT HIS
Il cid stand, No. 800 Seventh street, and has
taken the well known stand formerl v occu Died NV
X. g. Hyatt, No 37S, third door above |, on Sew.
enth street where there has ALWAYS been kent.
and will still be kept, a general assortment OF
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH FABRICS. The
greatest attention has been paid to the selection
Of his stock, SO to combine elegance, neatness,
and perman ent colors.
Black SILK, Plaid silks, Mousline De Lane De
Bage, plain and plaid Ginghams, Lad es' Collars,
Undersleeves, embroidered; Curtain Muslins,
bleached and unbleached ottons, Irish Linens,
Table Linens, Silk Cravats, Ladies' Kid Gloves
SILK Gloves, Lisle Thread Gloves, ladies' and
gentlemen's Hosiery, Ribbons, gents and boys
SILK Hsndkerchiefs, ladies' and gentlemen Is
Linen Hsndkerchiefs, bOrdered; good assortment
Of Woollen and Linen for boys wear; Bonnets.
Flats, gentlemen's and childIen's Hats, Of fash
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The objects attained In this line are durability
and style Ladies' and gents Caters; children !,
Fancy Shoes. IL will afford US great pleasnre 70
show you our stock, and sell them II we can At
unusual low prices for cash. -
The ladies' and gentlemen will please accept
my thanks for their past patronage, and earnest.
ly solicit continuance Of their custom. Am Ar
ticles sold warranted as represented.
Persons indebted to the undersigned whilst act
Ing as agent, are respectfully requested to call
ana close tneir accounts, as the agency muet be
ciosed up. On and after the 18th OF June heir
several accounts will be placed In the hands Of .
conectU J. w. BARNACLO.
No,io,is-~ 3 Ca.
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PERSONAL

-. DIR. CHAMPION and the British Consu,.
are are among the passengers by the Asia, which
lett Boston yesterday.
80. The Free Masons Of New yo,k
making arrangements for a grand celebration
Oh et- Johns Day, this year
-. The Emperor Napoleon has ipvit.d
an any INDUSTRIOUS Chinese, who may be expelIed
'iOH "ainornia to take refuge at Tahiti.
III e.. Louis A. Gcdey, Esq, the vstsrsn
sal'or OF the Il" Ladies Book" wa, in ca.
FIJI. saturday, en- route for st. Anthony.
,ooI 80 M was giving concerts at Liv.,
k,n.ra Au olanchester, with twelve man in
80 20 costume, purporting TO be the TIM, -
e'eis VI the second regiment Of Zouay.s
80. EI-President Van Bur,n 30. ,,
rom ms morse yesterday morning az K;nS
hook, n. T., and badly Injured On q. nlnoei
lie is not considered dangerously hurt AeS''
go. Hon. Ralph MetcalE, (Ams,;..
Deen elected Governor Of New Hamnsb;,. Ias
the Legislature of that State, in Joint sas.;a:'
9y vote u us to $50. Mr.. Wells was IN,
Democratic candidate. Wv
-. Mrs. Ann s. Stephens. the we'll know
noiess and editress, will commence, on the
~ VI tne present month, in New York civ
ne IupiIcatlon Of q rev literary magazin,
,ra,a5 ene title Of Mrs. Stephens's illus.
'fa'ed New Monthly Magazine SNUG
-. Anthony Barclay, ESQ. ba. ;.sn.S
Eouce' stating that he has, under AN. 49,
~ 'Lat purpose, appointed Josenb Fowia
oil New York, to take cbaro. os ~
uuues OF the consulate Office, and nerforr ~. .hs
la sS Tar 40 lie can do % in conformity v;tS
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

GEORGETOWN, June 6, 1856.
heavy thunder storm passed over oul
city yesterday afternoon from northeast, &C.
companied by one of the most drenching rains
we ever saw. For more than an hour, our
streets in may places were completely covered
by perfect sheet of water Severe as the
storm was with US, We learn from persons from
Virginia that it did not extend further west
than the Little Falls bridge.
The Sabbath school excursion of the West
Georgetown church to Fort Washington YES.
terday, was very delightful affair. The
line steamer Alice G. Price, Capt Baker,
which conveyed them down, was crowded
and every thing connected with the trip was
OF the most agreeable character The hand
some present of the school to w. IL Edes,
Esq, was presented by one of the teachers
Miss Troy-in very neat address, and re-.
manner.
We learn that the beautiful residence on
our heights, belonging to Mrs. Col Carter,
and lately occupied by Mr.. Crampton, the
British Minister, has been rented by Mr. Sar-
tiges, the French Minister, as his future resi-
dence during his sojourn in the District
We can assure the public, on the authority
vi IL Isaac .. Lauk, the health 0fhcer OF our
port that the rumor which has got into cir
culation that the patient who was taken from
on board the barque VIM. Chase, lying in the
stream below cur city, yesterday, was suffer,
ing from the yellow fever. is false. The Doc
tor assured US this morning that he found no
case OF any kind Of malignant fever on board
Merely as q matter of caution, however, the
vessel will be kept at quarant several days.
We are not yet able to tell what effect the
foreign news by the Niagara will have upon
the Hour and grain markets Doubtless it
will tend somewhat to unsettle, and some what
depress them. The former was held yester-
day at So for good shipping brands, and the
latter Mt 81 35aSI 40 for red and 81. 45aSI AZ
for white wheat of good qualities Corn 45c.
white and yellow SPECTATOR.
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No. ~, pitch, tar, rosin. No. g, tallow, soar
oil. No %, ship chandlery. No. 70, tank ana
galley iron No a., chain iron No IS, inRot
copper No IS, moulding sand, straw, &c.
GOsPORT, VIRGINIA.
No D, white-osk plank stock logs. No r.
whi'e-oak promiscrous timber. No 6, yellow
pine plank stock logs. No 8, yellow pl'e mast
and spar timber No 10, white pine No. m.
ash, cl press, elm boards. No. II, black walnut,
cherry, mahogany. No IL, locust. No II, whit.
ash oars and hickory bars No rs, black spruce
no. Is, lIgnumviie. No 80, composition and
copper nails No. 81, iron. No. ~ spikes, nails.
No. y. lead, zinc, tin. No IS. hardware. No
", paints, oils, &c. No q, hax canvas. No.
20, cotton canvas No 30, fax and cotton tvine
No 81, glass. No. 80. leather. No 3, hoe.
No 81, brushes No. IS, bunting and dry goods
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