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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY

70 Kingston Ogdcnsburg Montreal, Quebec, and all
points in Canada East Northern Vermont, New Hamp.
shire and Maine.
It well known by the travelling public that this Road
has competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago TO Nj.
agara Falls N York, Boston Ogsdensburg Montreal, &C
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night is
over this route $50 r. One train sunday at 80 n NJ
No 800 r. N. train Saturday. =
Baggage checked through TO Niagara Falls Buffalo
Albany, New York, Boston, Elmra and Philadelphia
Passengers arriving at Chicago by any the Railroads
will find competent Agents the Cars and baggage mas
ers at the epos receive checks and convey their
Baggage to the Michigan Central Railroad Depot free Of
charge,
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WIE have now on hand full assortment
w of the various books in use in common
schools, which we will furnish to teachers and
Others by the quantity at liberal discount
from retail prices.
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BONNETS, BONNETS!
NHENEY & BRACKETT have the largest,
~ best and cheapest assortment of Ladies'
Bonnets ever offered to the people of St.
Charles and vicinity. Call and see them.
May q, 1857.
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Tickets Good for Ninety DAYS

Allowing holders TO remain over and resume their seats
can be bought at the different offices in the West also
at the passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. and at the
General Ticket Office, Corner Of Lake and Dearborn Sts
Chicago, opposite the fremont House
IL J. SPAIDING, General Pass. Agt
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Blank Books.

hEMl, Crown and Cap
~ RECORDS, LEDGERS & JOURNALS
Also every description of half-bound Blank
work, Pocket Memorandums, Diaries for 1857 ,
Pass Books, all sizes, can be had at
A. Il. & b. L. FESSENDEN'S
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MCHrcSOr, ."s. IOWA.
A RE RECEIVING the Largest and Best
n assortedStock of Merchandise ever brought
to this part of the country. Their stock con-
sists of every thing the builder, consumer,
merchant, mechanic or farmer may desire.
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Indemnity from loss and dam
age by Fire, and the perils of Marine and In
land Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A YER's CHERRY PRcToRAL, FOR THE

"A rapid cure of
COUGHS G9tps HoARsESEEss sTK2NSH.T1S GROUP
This remedy has won t s1e2 of
every variety Pulmonary disease that It is entirely
nifty where it has been employed So wide the field Of its
and % ., Us Ss that
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OF Rsr n ny ats
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article is prepared BY Dr. g AVER, Lowell Mass, and
sold BY every d1ngEs IN the United
THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY FROM
all parts of the country North and South the pr9peGrs
oMns CALI
Ms.srs B. A. Fahpes,ock .;'sD'0 Ana, i''''
m ss selling or In @ o s
satisfactory remedies in the market and Of the most
ss So meaee we nave nNse nIo M = WI @
ohys ali o who se Tsry found to
@ =. snsss as
one OF the safest and best III inc maFks sTo1JENwERcK
Sold wholesale and retail By all ths ptIaspa
9 @o,% sss aoaE,.S., o11Ess,7G1 esR
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Si VI I ~ s .,nch " al
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.. N.i iasu tJ ay u niS,nst for F,od
F Mnrssa or Wph in ts Stop Ut Sour
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w.; ~ snc,tip sensnt;ons ran II v;nr nos.re Dir,
s u V;; ns W. VIZ has'rs he XIII Earr anJ M,
Pain in fhs Head DefoieneT Of Persnra,ion Yelow
ness of the Skin ana Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, ETC., etc, Sudden finishes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con.
slant Imagininss of Evil
and great Depression
Of Spirits,
proprietor in calling the attention of the public this
preparation does with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
its adaptation the diseases for which
mended
and untried article but that has stood the
test Of trial before the American people,
reputation unryalled by similar preparations
tant The testimony in its favor given the most prominent
and we'll known individuals parts of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

UG AR AND MOI4ASSES The sales Of Sugar embraced
soae $50 previous Moasses only
some smaots Ordinary sold 596oc Choice being
neid at 63c y gallon.
FLOUR. lot of 1000 bb superinc st. Louis sold
at the advanced of 81 10 q Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn higher with sales of 100 sacks Prime
white q! 90c Creole Mixed SIC u bushe Wheat
ss good request with sales Of 5000 sacks Prime White from
stare 65 the and 1900 at 81 6S % bushe
showing further advance Oats held at S5c % bushe
OF Bran 500 sncks sold in lots atsl co.
and 80 at 81 s. q 100 bs.
PROVISIONS. Pork retailing at S2l@2l 50 p Dbl
for Mess, with stock in first hands of Bacon 40 terces
Plain Canyassed Hams sold lie, and offer of 0c
refused for 81 casks Ribbed Sides which held 0zc u
Lard retailing l23l3c in barrels, and lac p
kegs On Monday 50 terces sold besides what
then reported at 1890 "a 10.
Xix BAGGING 400 bales India sold at Ic and an offer
of I399zc cash refused for 200 bales to arrive.
COFFEE. SALES OF 800 bags Rio l0c li5 at 94Dl0a,
aad 200 Prime at 10lae % b.
LARD OIL. bbs sold the advanced of
81 % p gallon for Winter-strained
HIDES. noticed sales Of 700 Aakapas at l54c and
$50 Mexican Flint at 231ac u ID cash
SPIRITS OF TURPESTINE.. 100 bbls were sSld for
shipment at 45c q gallcn.
WHISKY. Tending upward Sales of 25 bbls Rectihed
Ut S5c, I4O par Wilshire'1 at Soc, and $50 Raw 39
snd 50 at CSC D gallon
FREIGHTs "A British ship taken liverpool
z7s2d for Cotton for Europe private terms
for Rotterdam on Wednesday al l2Gc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

On closer examination of English papers, received by
Last mail find ha there has been increased demand
cotton goods Manchester much than the accounts which
haze heretofore been published would
begin to think that generally this side thin
share of accounts interests tits well known
Thai there has been greatly increased demand goods
India trade and equally good demand for yarns other
markets. which has restrained spnne from carrying their
threats Of short time and esened hours. The from the
European Times which give below intimate that
pnners have taken the alarm the prospect yield only
o9e9o bales Private adyiees however, explicit
and assert there is much feeling evinced regarding the question
OF supply and TINT the which November
seening 10 favor short the planters interest,
Strengthened the adsices and the ruling rates at
she same time confirming.
The reports Of the condition trade in The manufacturing
Npwas Of favorable Character. Manchester very
active demand has been for goods fact
larger than for many at this and
have been dple The Of tho anxiety purchase is no
doubt geod deal owing the advance the
MATERIAL which has created much alarm in the mind Of the
and threatens him even should
pinners have been asking per ib yarns more than
last week. and d piece co which has many
been acceed The home trade have been active purchasers
of CLOTH aer having been taken by surprise the steady con-
iinHance Of operations during the last fortnight by shippers
FROM the wooen districts the reports describe animation the
markets being well attended by buyers The cloth
turns the trade will have settled prosperity Tie de.
and for spring goods continues full prices
randed and obtained From the lnce aud hosiery districts the
sate that although purchases limited they
DWing Improvement in the export demand
IRON the trade is f and all doubts the
existing rates removed In the local occupations
Birmingham there have been employment and in many
I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
HARDWARE.

g CHAs, u. WATERMAN.
arHsn.A j. WATERMAN y RkOTHER,
SSnMA;A HARDWARE MERCH ANTS, corner OF gom,
K$&# mon and Magazine streets, have on nan and
daily receiving by foreign hnn a9ns W..
rTa general assortment OF articles comprising pN'
follows: r,-,,u CUTLERY ETC
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
Coopers' Tools,
Apyils Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpates, II
Garden Engines, Pumps, ,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shlieers,
Agricultural Implements
Mill Cross-cu and Pit Saws
OK Yokes, Bows, Sngetrees
Turning Iathes, K
r,.as tI,u.s Shoyels and Shades, Platform Scales,
Inlirons Tenders, Shovels and Tonss Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods ooo oru'ae'A
Single and Double Barrel Guns, \"
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles Portable FORCES
opalv Seines Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
CATTLE MARKET.
Shipping sntslllseats.
FRIDAY, January %, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship america, Nelson from ApaachcOla, Wood
Low--lst district
Steamer Montgomery, Harris for Montgomery, Alabama
Hyde &eo
Ship Helen MeGaw, Tucker, for Elsmore and ma5kst
j p Whitney &eo
ship Levi Woodbury., Bradford, for Boston, Whitney
pstish Bark faquia Geviea for Barcelona PUG Eco
Mig Z U Billings Coo, for Pensacola, II 4 yinnsId
Sehr Barissa, Fowler, for Mobile CIV Newton Sco
cir Ann Eliza, Snow, Pensacola John Hurley 6co
fHchf aafeiia, finafa, FOR 81 Andrews Bay, Master
ARRIVED.
ship St James new Collie 26 days from Thomaston to
shpRafs choaie new, Rc D days from Boston, to master
I'D dist 80 -
Hamburg ship Oder schsenseu from Hamburg, Nov 10Th to
naster--3d dist 49, " ' :
British Bark Argentne Gilispe from Londonderry 9TH Dec
Hoghton Rankin &co-Point. " @'
Wild Pigeon o. Leary days from Marks to Post
Mel-Basin
chr Star Thompson days from Pensacola Jules Blanc
-Bhsin.
ehr Deeeada Faurier, days Mobile maser-Basi
Sehr Fanny, cheley from Horn Islmd-Basin.
fehr Adele. Gourmar from Covingto,-basin.
EehF Victoria Ford, from Observation-Disclosures.
sehr Bloom, Peterson, from Coyngton-BaSin
Sear James & Eliza, Steel, from BloNi-Basin.
fseir Angelina, BogaFt from Ba!, 81 Louis-Basin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
s3ebitp pf tbt Stlarkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, January 2S 1857.
COTTON tended in favor of buyers for
DAYS past owing heavy stock the Market and eser
day, with sill decided advantage purchasers were
found 1860 bales We reduce quotations as fol-
Lang
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrleansS
remembered the 18th March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r. Jan
Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Company OF
New who being duly according to law do de-
the lust and true, and
orrsc transcript from books of the said Company,
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. p JANFIER Secretary. .
Sworn subscribed this 18th day of March,
1855. @. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice the the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have to Six cent IN
scrip certificates of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday May next declared scrip divi
of Twenty the net earned Of
which certificates will be issued and after
te first day Of June and they have reserved the balance
profits of the year ending 18th March, 1886 to meet
pending hnt unadjusted claims against the Company.
Company continue to insure against the per Of the
rivers loss and damage by fire. at the current of
premium.
Office In iron building corner Camp Nachez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIEkE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
ssttb @rltans Bully Crtsttnt.
Ain ORLEANS Mlontu Hlarktt.
CRESCENT orr,cE, M. 70 Camp street
aNlfis7's i,,l ,,,-.,I.,, E,-nt,;ptr Ian % 1875

CREsrgsr OrFacE, No. 20 Camp street,
Thursday Evening, JAM u 1856.
change the general position OF money AFFAIRS
xeday Negotiations of paper and twelve months
epcs continue to be with the usual facility at the rate
Of per cent for AL 02 for other grades There does
not sppear large amounts the market or rather in
tho hands Of note brokers' The cold weather has marked in
ueacr on operations general Adyices from New York are
Of more favorable regarding money affairs, which we
believe has caused The improved feeling IN time exchange on
shat point Checks New York continues to be freely
ed by The Banks and private bankers at X discount with
ether grades outside l per cent discount Short sght
ono to five days, has been sold at 1@lG discount sixty
dayx sight from IA 2sa2R discount Sterling without
change Clear Al bills having been taken at T@ and good
sade within the range figures below. No bills of adng
offering to-day nobody to know where the exchange
II has where and when It going for the
sales the last ten days. ais Francs
hare siened under the advices from New York but
the decreasing supply in the market 1t is doubtful if
shefe million Of francs the market at thstime.
q caiacral figures this eSeuj,g as follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the-PAace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Company of New Orleans Who
ing duly sworn according law, does depose and say, the
foregoing Just and true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
fSgnedl G. ]. MANSONI, Secretary.
subscribed before this 18th july 1856.
TSgned CIIAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six per cent cash. the outstanding certificates profits
the thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday of August proxirno.
The Board Trustees have also declared Dividend Of thirty
oehird per the net earned premiums Of the
Company wear ending the Both of June 1856 which
certificates will after the 18th SepcmbeE
TEtOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

T WRIGHT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propeor's lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l amp q Chartres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

'oBAoGo We noticed sale of 40 hhds on private torn
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rhe FBasbush stsbbing Aminy.
To THE EDIroR or Tas HERALD.

BRoosIyS, July D. 1851
sad 40 article In your columns Of the 9th inst, giving
q. accoun, OF the nabbng affair ct Mccn'ys nel, on
FIAibuih syen1e, tho evening OF the 4th inst Tho
oaismeo, s incorrect In all Its details; therefore hope
yoa generous inert the following account Of
the action II actually occurred, ~ know you are
WILING NJ al times 10 have mistake corrected. pry
OF young mtn and you ladies made up pleasure
Vaxty 70 70 and spend the afternoon nj Mr. Patrick Nc
Enthusiastically bis friends. The party was
e one and Intended 10 be kept but, unfortunately,
turned the contrary between three and -four
O'Clock party ,ceed Of the following named pcrsons
came 70 MoCarty's HoseJohn Burns, John Butler, Ber-
,,srd Butler, William sbauy aud James sons1. These
men entered the bsroom and had some liquor TO drink,
aer that two Of them stepped out 10 where th, party
were eojoying themplves, a1d insisted on gorg In
anoogst them but being refused admstoe they got
eyaspers,ed the matter and I'm nedstsy tried TO
create disturbance; but Was quashed a that lime.
Put they DID feel yashed unless they gained admit
lance az they made the second attempt 70 get IN On
being pcrcmporily refused adml,tan,e, they tried by
usirg nata force Som, three four OF both parties
fook hold and struck II each other Immetlvcy the
daddy weapon, the knife, prepared hchedy got
only stab In the tight breast he lived esou one hour
PA0ick stabbed In Ave different places Joseph
OWN hcCarty Tot four sabs II IL tae opniou OF the doc
fors that they cannot recover.
The above statement true in every particular, AZ was
reseat 81 the whole affair, and dsnte -o'scd nsry
JOHN MoLAuGliIsEN,
Ii9 Court street, BROOKLYN
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Given under our hands, on board the PAnchis, llih
NAY, 1867. JAMES BOYD,
Captain OF English brig Daan,less,
AZ referee for Commander Moresby.
I. D. u RICKABY,
Agent FOR X Brooch house ssq salem, Mas,
Az referee for Captain sadien.
We hereby certify this to be true and correct account,
FABulx MoRyspy, Commander II. NJ 3. Sappho.
FHEDK. d SIAppss, Mas,er Of rsnchita.
Ono OF our reporters yesterday visited Quarantine for
The purpose OF boarding the alleged SLAYER Pancha, but
on reaching that place politely informed by Dr. Wal
lcr Deputy Health Officer that be could not be permitted
board her for fear Of spreading consgon nowhsand
ing he yesterday permitted the mate 70 g. at large out
aide gates Of the ground Our reporter however
succeeded in obtaining The following interesting
srAyrsSI % xScIIsH THs
PAScuIA
Captain Moresby Of the British cruiser ssppho received
intelligence that the Papch~ suspected Of being SLAYER
had ust gone up the Congo river about &c mos from the
sea coast from the American agent thea At Congo, and
that the captain Of the Pancbi,a had negroes who
could speak very good English stationed a, sharks Point
jus, ii tho entrance Of Congo river AZ sres, 70 Keep
watch and scquast him Immediately f any danger Vas
pending In order that he might prepare for them 10 tins
SHARKS Point 10 place In the immediate vicinity Of The
mouth Of the river wberemom OFT vessels either going
M or coming out OF Congo river anchor and TITS mps
slbe for vessel 10 either go into 90 come out o. ts
river without being from this point hence this Ia al
excellent position Tor observations OF Ibis kind.
The American agent urged Captain Moresby 70 sers tue
Psncba, he said she had merely gone no the river "a
order to have put into her, which ha been ais
sbled from age and snd a. this Lad been do,s
che was 70 come down and proceed 70 Csoeeoa aDo q
skirg on board tb0 negroes, which bad bceo pm
chased BY husqucto "a name Given 10 pronnem nee
dealer on the coast and taken TO thai place for Us pr
pose Of shipping them the is1cha lie fdrthey sA ~
10 Captain Merseby that he had received this ntee 90
from trusty negro spies Which, we're On ~ ,St AZ
for slaves and who had authentic of knovsdp
the &C ihe slave dealers sOng tie cc,s
Captain Morseby would not have bad anything TO DO vita
the bark had bsen FOE The persuai OF the Aner
can agent, who urged him very lard 70 do so pscux
there AsAerican government vessel ca tfo cfs
at the time The lay We took possession OF The bark Que tt
the clerks o tbs Amecsn agent came on bosd Of ne YES
sci end told Ca Moeby that unless be toos poessou OK
her would be Too late, as she vas e<pecteo 70 SAT- co
the day following for Cabeuda, 70 commeucc nf ~
her csfro CT slaves bard, when Captain No1sosy
finally consented 70 seize, end baad her o7w tc
the American government "a prize. We scoHdlngy
usarued hIs boats aud uoceeded 70 board her. Wher
C-p Aoro,by vent on bcsrd Of pe Pso0ee; I'D VIA na'
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MARRIAaE1 ArD DEATYS


GiSssos--N ,n--Iu Sag Harbor, L. J.. on wednesday,
July by Pow. = "copper", ClSsn ~ GIsAscs 70 Mss
Srr,s Van.
Hols-ts ne On Tue'isx, July !, By the Rev Dr.
Ips IN the chugc OF the Holy rrnl,y, joss A. HvAr
eldest sot a. Dr N Bnsn " kaAasa (Cubal To HAnarvr
4, tour a, darshssg OF SAMUEL L. hyde, ksa Of New
York.
Norwich . YEA pleaso copy.
TRgIs-r usl-In wSamGsnya, on Tuesday, Jolly :, By
the Rev e Malone, ~ tie residence OF the bsiie father
nQrr.
snSzs-wux-.-os On Monday sveaing, June 20, By
the Rsv y n ey, Mr.. Josr u hsYyRs, Of New
YORK. TO Miss MARy N wugrsos, Of New Jsrssy.
ree Jcrsoy papers please copy.
Rrp--irsps TN Wednesday, JAY q, at the washing.
ten Hotel, no. Broadway, New York, by the Rev. Dr.
Bsus u John stree, Methodist church. Capi =. W Rsse
ofthp Sarah MARCH NJ r., 10 Mss hsr Lssos, Of Frank
fc<t, Maine.
Parsor papers please copy,
TDov--NlpEs On tuesday, July 7, at Chrsi Church
By the Rev. y. q Wiley, FsAsx W fryos 70 Ln1A A.,
daughter q Alexander Clarke, Esa. all OF this sag
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Cct wnu,a Der Man, rays the Philadelphia Noysh
American Of the 9th Inst, for many years wt kDo On
a. the uaior editor 81 Nile Reso. perici'oh lssued Ia
Batrpse whcae reliable character has mat vAlasoe
e historical cord, died 81 the shsft House, IN tois
city, yesk rdsy, at half past one o'ehos No ctme on
here from Washington TO attend "a vcndersmth csse,
and was taken sick on ho6iay He attacked si,n
paralysis and apeplexy. Al The TINA OF his deocs'e he
ments & wal lrston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Che socoua, given In your this morning Of the
dsa On Lake RonkonkomAS says the drowning persons
were vtd by Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Mccormick The fact
shAt neither Mr. Wells Mr. M,Cormck hal anything 10
do with man 10 my house aud told my wife that
there WAS bosi upset In the lake. She called her bro
sher, Mr. Ward, Who Immediately caught the oars,
down 10 the beach jumped into the boat al
tbat we're alive when no reached them
II WELD, 1877 Fulton sxoet
NV YORg. July Q, 1887.
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ew szlsa Onto wheat steady; sales IA 90 busheas, Il
q . or Chicas" spving, 81 IS q a rcs Aasauds
uale6 1900 bushels II TOO 10 arrive, and Tic the
Pk Oh. lower; seles 500 biseos, = e14c waskey
% Albany and exc 10 New York Lake imports for the
"a hoa ending Il day 900 bbls 6our, $1,000
hushss wheas 81 ono bushels corn, 200 bushels OATS
5000 bushels corn, mostly 10 tide ws<ev.
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Usitsd States Conn misstaner's Ufaes ..
Before Joseph BridsehAm, ESQ.

CHARGE OF nANsLAugHTra ON TIM HrGJ SEAS.
JvIy a. United Sca,es Child, kda Of TIE A~rtoa>
6hip hocuyy -Tho DEFENDANT this arrested On
charge OF causing se death Of John Jsoe.rd,
OF TIE passengers Of the ship Mercury, her AT voyage
from Liverpool 70 s port, " orre aod unusus punish
r.spt kest-s Boeb,, Dean ,nd DOnohoe Appeared fr
the defendant BE was discharged givns ball Cor hls
ANA N ~