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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

New DISCOVERY oF GUASo-The California papers
contain accounts Of the successful exploration Of
the now guano island Elele. on the cost of Lower
California about the ownership Of which there has
recently been n law suit in San Francisco. cargo
of ono hundred and twenty tons was recently
brought to San Francisco and It is said to be equal
in quality to Peruvian guano. The island was sold
by Mexico to American citizons some time ago
The property is in American hands, hut the sover-
eighty of the island is In Mexico
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

RA,At ana below COSt AT Keuuc6U
WATKINS will sell, for a limited
period the following STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS all of which aro new and fresh at and below
cost and at reduced prices in order tn diminish then
stock to the lowest point before making their fs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-18
Guardians sale of Land.

TlY order 81 the Probate Court Of Delaware county o.
on the 10Th day of January, A. D. 1853 al the door
Of the Conr iousen said county as gnarir Of Chan
uing H. Pettibcne will offer at public eendue the uudvi-
ded seventh part Of the west half o. the southenst
quarter Of section number twenty ownship numr
four range number seventeen, containing eighty acres
and situated IN Sandnsky county Ohio"
TERMS or SALr.-One-thrd df purchase money on the
day fsae and the residue In and two years With n
tercst, and secured by mortgage the premises.
... ... l.l GEORGE w. LITTLE, -D
Guardian Of Charming l.. Pettibone.
by REID EArov, his Attys.
Delaware, Ohio, Dec. o, ls4S. 47w4 Pr Fees s22s
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DR. BaR. TABER,
.ssts>z nEMTtCT

UIIll1p AFrgR HAVING HAD sEvERAL YraRs rrrn-
rcnce besiies gons regular through the Phile
dolphin College Of Dental Surgefy feel 70 ney.
manner ,so nrapa,e and re1,re III M e ne tnosi %
and Silver plates. make all knds Of block single
teeth rlm tie natural stone all operations Wdrroafed
10 giec saJarfiOn, charges made. Consultation
lree, oace with Dr. Feiing in shomcs Block opposite
Roberts Sheldon
N. d. Wedding, Visiting, aud busness Carda furnished
and marked AZ the shortest possible notice.
Fremont, Dec. 8, 1867 41y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-18
CARD.

The Young Mems Lyceun beg leave TO return their
thanks Mr. Birchard for his kindness In rendering the
use Of ha Hall also to the Young Ladies' to Massra
and Graves for their assistance In the singing
Dec. n, 1857 L B. SHARP, Secretary.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-18

Pqua, o., July TO- 1855.
Having during tile last six years applied Dr. Ban
ning's abdominal upporers in large number Of
my prsctce have always been well satisfied with its effect
and have hesitation in recommending it's phys-
cnns aud others altogether tile hest Instrument use
1t cnnstruced correct physiological principes and
hence is not liable toduc injury y undue weight
pressure. G. YOLNEY DORSEY, NJ. b.
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DR.. Banning,s Gard.

nR. BANNING, from New Yoik, who has devoted many
yeRra to the treatment Of weakness dtformities and
ronc diseases gives notice that he may be consulted al
his residence Ia NOrwak o. from Monday 22d inst tho
ID Of january, where by original and rational treat
en (chiefy without mediene he IL prepared relieve
nll affections % the HEART THROAT, and LUNGS IN
DIG STluN, CONSTIPATION, DIARRHCEA aud Phi ES;
also inequalities Of the HIPS and SHOULDERS together
with DROPPING, LANGUOR, atncss of the chest round
ness OF the houdeIs particularly Of children and young
adies which 20 seatbiy productive Of SPINAL Dis
EASE and CONSUMPTION. Alao. TO effect radical cure
Of rupturcs Of the bowels ples weakness the u-
nal and sexual systems But especially TO relieve
MALE WEAKN ESSES, such Irregularities, ssbearing
down., with weakness, and "grinding" "gnawine"
wranRng pain in the back and limbs exercising to-
gether with OF "intness" "inging" or "Fopt-
ness at the stomach and dull deang pains the fdes
DIR. Banpings simple trpatmentty MECHANICAL BRA
CES which have restored many TO perfect health after
many Of confn, met TO bed is based the dis
that the above and analogous arrangements
usually caused by vital disease but y muscular debility
mechanical displacement, "a depressed derangcd
dton) Of the internal parts deranPed Hence why the
PEI feet bracng up OF the body and efficient elevation to
their places OF all the fallen parts (Which Or. Baunngs
light and beautiful braces effect by Initiating the forces Of
the body) 20 completely the and progress
sion, and steady recovery commences.
From Prof Mott, of New York. and others.
The ondersigned have examined Dr. Bannines novel
views the mechanical pathology Of many affections Of
the yscea, and believing them to he highly
and worthy the serious attention of the medicai5sEs.
sion. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. Jssfess
ALEX. b. WHITING NJ ~
j. KEARNEY RODGERg NJ n
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FARM FOR SAFE.
Under Good Cultivation,
Sale of Real Estate.

By Order Of Court
TII be sold at vendue the door the Court House
w in Fremont Ssndusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday January 10th, 1858.
AT o'clock p NJ the following real estae the proper
~ of Elisha W. Howland, deceased to wit:
Inlos No. 1875 127 and l2s in fremont together COM
pfisiDC What is known as the Rowland Tavern Stand.
Terms of sale. onc-thtrd down; third in year,
and oi:ethrd In years. with interest deferred pay
eHts to be secured by notes and mortgage the prem
ises. HOMER EVERETT.
Admir- f.. W. Rowland decd.
Fremont, Ohio December II, 1857. lows
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ALEX. b. WHITING, NJ
J. KEARNEY RODGERS, N. d.
From Prot. Dickson, of Charleston, sc.

FEBRUARY s, 1867
The principle which DR.. Banning has so ingenously
carried out to me widely applicable large class
Of cases Of suffering and debility in both sexes.
SAM'L HENRY DICKSON, NJ d.
fully concur in the above. JAMES JENNEY, MD.
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Sale of Real Estate.

WILL BE SOLD, at the residence Of Phebe Kelsey,
w in woodve township, sandusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday, January I'd, 1858, at II am,
the following Real Estate tile property Of Jonathan
Kelsey deceased to wits The east 90 Of tract No. o.
of Maumes and Western Reserve Road Lands in Wood
willie township, Ssndusky county, Ohio subject to the
dover Of Phebe Kelsey Terms OF Sale-One half down,
oneha in three months with interest from day Of sale
IRA KELSEY,
Admir- Jonathan Kelsey, deed.
Dec. 2, 1881. 45w5
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rJNO those In want Of House Trimmings, Glass Paints,
Oils &C., remember that selling for CASH at
greatly reduced prices, CANFIEID BROTHER.
Nov. 30, 1851.
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Attachment.

Attachment.
Luke Ballard, Plaintiff agt Seymour Chase Defendants
DEFORE A. j. Knapp Justice Of the Peace of York tp
ID Ssndusky County Ohio, on the 26th day Of Novem-
be 1857 said Justice issued order Of Attachment In
the above action for the of hundred
dollars sixty nine cents Sl3f69. s "a
Bellevue, Nov, 2s 1857. 4Sws.
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ISINAL SErTLEMENr.-Notice is hereby given that
John zeiger, administrator the estate Of William
Rice deceased has this filed his accounts In the Pro-
will be for hearing the 2sth DAY Of Dec 1857
LYMAN GELPfN Probate Judge
Dec. i, 1857. 45w3
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House FurnisIling CaIamitie
House Trimmings!

COLD PENS, splendid lot for ,
~ very low, at McCULLoCH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN.
RUNAWAY,

lIE9 $50 REWARD-The above re
IA ward Of fifty dollars will be paid forthe appre
% 'heIlsion of 81 negro man, named JOHN, some
times calling himself Nelson, if taken within
this State and wcnty fve dollars if taken within this
city or county upon ms delivery to the subscriber, OF
IN WIN. Greanur, of Richmond. The said negro
ran away from the factory OF MIR. Vim. Greanor, OH
the lth June last. lie is man of rather sprishtly
appearance. very quick in answering when spoken
70. is aboat 8 feet OF inches high, quite slim and
very dark i'll complexion. 1t is supposed he is still
lurking about this city or county; ami as he has
relations in Fredericksburg and Essex county he may
be in either of these nei9hbOrhoods.
]. S. TKIBLE, huntsville,
all j-lm Essex county, Va.
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

w
Il Eg PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
Nssxzsss - ClTY POINT AND ORR Ok steam
sea<S< assrssSser CITY OF RICHMOND Captain 4
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms
One al these superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phila-
dephia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn.
mgs at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased &C.
cunlmoations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, as also more for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch and care in proec
goods committed TO our charge To receive ami
of patronage.
Rs- No tTanshipment by this line
Passage through to New York and found $40 10
Do do Philadelphia, and found, st
cabin, m
Passage. through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd -
cabin, 4 ~
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
RiTer Boats.
siT Passengers by this line can stop In PhiladeI-
phia two thrse days and then proceed New Yo~k
By the same ticket. H. l.. FUTILE, Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

MURDER IN ST. LOUISA young man by the name
Of John Fitzgerald. about eighteen years of age
and a member of the st. Louis Tiger Hose Compa
nv. was killed on Saturday night, 18th inst bv a
man named William Kelly, at the Carr Place the
instrument with which the deed was comnsitt,l be-
Ing bowie knife of rather large dimensions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

lord Napier has accepted an invitation TO be
present at the L. : Agricultural Socicty's fair at
louisville, September LIST.
Mrs owisshclm, formerly editor of the Pittsbur.,
Saturday Visitor, is now residing at St Cloud Min
nesota
Henry r. Lawrence, late purser Of the steamship
Daniel Webster, died ut Galveston. Tsxas on tii
gth inst, OF consumption.
There are in France 1870 printing offlcesaud I on,
journals The number of compositors en,nln,,I
in all France is about $500. OF these Paris emnIov
100,
bale of new Florida cotton was received on
"Wednesday at Savannah.
Verdi refused 10000 francs cash, and benefit If
a5 400 francs which offered to him by the I'm,
,er,r OF Russia, If he would compose an opera for
The St Petersburg theatre.
Canadian author Of note, NJ Michael Bibaud,
died at Montreal last week.
There are Az orthodox Congregational churches
in Massachusetts.
The Bishop Of London has issued prayer To he
used In churches and families for Englishnen in
India. ...
Hon. A. H. H. Dawson, American candidate for
CONGRESS- In the LIST district of Georgia. has With
drawn from the contest
w. II. Cunningham, Deputy L. s. Marshal, died
nj Pensacola Florida, a few days since.
The Washington papers announce the death OF
Nrs Charlotte Davis, wife of Rev. Chas. L. Davis,
late Of Richmond, Va
Some Of the Indiana farmers talk of gathering
from scyenty.fiye to eighty bushels OF corn TO an
acre
A CONVICT was discharged from Sing Sing, New
York. Prison on the 9Th lust, who has spent thirty
years in State Prisons.
There are $50 visitors at the Old Sweet Springs,
Va
1t il rnmored that piccolomini, the prima DONNA
IL about 10 marry Lord Ward, the theatrical noble
man, who has something like u hundred thousand
pounds gear income.
The sew Bedford fremen have been experiment
ing with Gren0ble hemp fire hose, which IL found
70 work admirably. 1t is cheaper and lighter than
leather hose.
Ex-president lamar, Of Texas, was In Mobile on
Saturday week.
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y. u, VI AOIUNUUUH, Agent
Adams Express Co, l3t Main q.
RIcHsoNp AND DASvnLE RAILROAD,

r.. rTsssszssss..:zzssz=z1 AMELIA SULPHUR
80 80 - II. SPRINGS, NEAR LETTERS.
NILLE-SPEClAL NOTlCE-For the accommosia-
ton of persons visiting the above popular Springs
special tram VIII be run every SATURDAY after.
noon, commencing July nth, leaving Richmond sta
non az oclock. T. NJ, and arriving at Jetersye at
take visitors 10 the Springs. Omnibus fare 25 cents
Returning, leave .letersylle every MONDAY morn
inS, at 5:jl A. M and arrive in Richmond at gu A.
VI; Tickets for the round trip, BIS this train s275
when purchased at the office jn Rchmond For AT
tickets purchased on the ten cents addition IN
be charged over the regular mail train rates.
les q. CAMPBELL, SuneTiniandap,
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PIANOS. &c.

r<z~-l NUNNS Il CLARK'S PA
asssrswStKE3 NOs.-5EyEs OCTAVE PiANos
7. II. TAYLOR En- has 1nspp t 9l,Stls.
from the popular mandatory Of Messrs. NUSs5 4
CLARK whose Instruments lie has been stling aurn ~,
the past thirty years. 10 the entire satisfaction % t.
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos Of Ga octases
together with several excellent second hand hstFu
ments which will be sold Mt unusually low prices
MELDDEtSS, of pelaubet's make, 10 be obtained
ut this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC ana slu
steal Instruments in the State. L. III. TAfLOk,
le 2l-ts Piano and Music Store. Governor street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

hEvvN OF RELIaioS.-An interesting revival Of
religion has just been concluded at Jone.borougli
church Brunswick, Va, where the Baptist A.
s9ciation has been in progress for some ten DAYS.
There were about seventy 1--we converts
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Steamboat STRUCK By LIGurNIYG.-OnNlon AZ
tcrnoon last. during sudden storm at Louisvil.
the steamer ". 4. Eayes was struck by lightuiu-
The electric fluid struck the hurricane deck. Just
over the centre of the ladies' cabin. SCATTERING 4
chandelier into Il Thousand fragments, upsetting
four ladies who were in the cabin, knocking the
chairs and tables about and aaking every soul on
board think that the boat had exploded hcrboilers
The lightning was vivid that the passenger
were blinded for some time, many of them Il Ink
ing the boat enyeoped in mist.
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THg Ono ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN CAsADA-Bres
lin, the ohio Treasury plunderer ii seems, il lay
ing Off at London. Canada. The Detroit Tribune
OF the 18th says:
A gentleman from this city who was in London.
Canada on Friday last, Breslin, the fugitive
,iet,ulter at that place lie has his wife with him
and they are boarding at Robinsons Hall. On the
dav our informant saw him, he participated in the
usnaI mic mic afthe Londoners TO Port Stanley. lie
seems 20 enjoy himself very much, although sp'-
picious Of persons who make inquiry Tor hini' a.
onr Informant has causc TO know. Inc iahui"i'
with whoin he stops evidently knows all about ms
go and fayors his privacy. Notwithstanding mr.
immcnse efalcation. he is reported to be seant IN
funds
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,1
CHEsTERFiELD c. H. july % 1877

l. TATE OF ANDREW ]. KUHN nrr.n an
ALL OTHERS CONCERNED.-Ym are hereby NO,
unrTi hat. in pursuance of decree Of the Grc,it
owH II Chesterfield County, in the case OF James N
Ia, .or and others against Andrew j. Kuhn's a6n,'r
anu others pronounced on the 18th day of May, ISL
my Office, at Chesterfield c. H.. for taking and 70
ceyng proof Of all further debts dues and demands
against the said Andrew ]. Kuhn decd, or his ca
tate, which have not been heretofore reported-at
which time and place you required to attend "
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF The said
aforesaid. W w T CO{RIfJ 'Coroir
Y gs-laWAw =
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go: -isszz.szl VIRGINIA CENTRAL
,,sssst9 sttssst--etSss RAILROAD
Track completed to JACKs0N's RIvERl

In advance Of time advertised, the rails now laid,
and instead Of the 18th n Jily,
ON 10Th
The passenger trains will certainly go TO
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages To the WHITE SULPHUR SYRINGE. over -
good road
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations 70
considerable extent this season for vi3itsTs.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond, Baltimore and Washington, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning 10
breakfast.
Passengers for the ROokbridge Alum. Rath Alnrn,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Mllhoro andarriye at the Springs TO supper the san
day they leave Richmond.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

ca4L DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART-
10y NERSHIP.-Th iessigned, who have
been conducting the CABBAGE MANUFACTUR-
ING BUSINESS. under the firm Of AINSLlE,
BoWEN POW ELL, have, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership. .
GEORGE A. AINsLIE will fulfill ell the engage
ments and obligations of the firm, collect all debts
due thereto, and we'll continue operations ut the
same place, as formerly, in his own name; and hay
ing enga ged the services Of ID. Y. BOWEN and Ii. H.
POWELL in their respective departments, and adher-
ing to theesabished practice vi the concern OF en-
ploying none hut the best workmen, using every
care in the selection OF materials aud strict perso
nal attention to all work done by u.s. hope to receive
Il continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed G.. A. AINSLIE,
u. Y BOWEN,
au il-dEcwlm II H. POWELL.
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VISIT TO TIE UNITED STArEs.-Rev. Frederick Mo-
mol, of the French Evangelical Church at Paris
editor of the Protestant paper called Archives of
Christianity in the Nineteenth Century will visit
the United States the coming autumn with the
view of spending the winter
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ELI IHNER.-Ihe Providence X. H. Journal is in
formed that Eli Thayer has bought of the Corl;ss
steam Engine Company, seven steam-engines equal
to oh horsepower, to be used for driving saw and
gfist mills purchased by him and others in West
crn Virginia.
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w -
p.vtye HoSoR oS BOTH SiDEs--Nr. d. NJ hin
r,o,,th carried on business in the village OF Dnn-
ming bat bejs unfortunate, he made u compromise
With his creditors some ten twelve years ago and
amjssated to America. He was more fortunate IN
his adopted country; business prospered ~ ms
hands and the first draft he made upon his in
creasing store was payment in full, with interest,
of the balance due, in morals though not in law.
10 his old creditors. We noticed this honorable
Transaction at the time, about two years ago. anu
we have now 10 add to 1t fitting sequel Mr. hin-
month Il at present on visit to his native country
for the benefi, Of his health and on saturday last
he met his creditors by invitation in the kirkstye
Inn Cumming 20 dine with them, and receive from
them handsome gold watch aud appendeges' III
ACCOMPLISHMENT Of his honorable conduct
IIsvthshire Seoldnd advertiser, July rs.
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'T,HE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub

L lished sEMI-wEEkbY, would not willingly be ,ooat-
~, FOR any Coz liberation, on any subj ect, in any
Gifts departments, original selected. 1t endearurs
be useful - the farmer especially and to all poli
ClcitlS auG others open to conviction willing e
listen t. itspoliticai friends having been Re
Gently demoishat in the late election, it will support
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks Of the Democratic
party and is in the market for paying subscribers
without regard to creed or nationality -would ar
Heffrve those who can't read English as any others
il thCf are honest men
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SUICIDE OF A FENiLE.-On Tuesday night girl
named Julia Sanders0n nine teen or twenty wears of
committed suicide by drowning hersclfin in the Al
legheny river at Pttsburg 1t is said she had been
se,uced, and the act caused by remorse and
grief
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~ Ahci'4b~' ~ spt''1-Nfss'S> cen
The Meas, having regular, permanent seIni-week
Is circulation large, if not larger than any othci
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
ness men OF Fredericksburg and this section Of Viz
ginia, is confidently recommended IA medium oi
advertising surpassed by no other in this place Ii
numbers among lis readers those who are able t.
buy iteraliy and pay promptly, and whose custom,
would be valuable to business men
Neither labor nor expense will he spared to MAKE
the Neics worth mort than is paid for it By snbscri
beers Ur advertisers.
Immediate applications. enclosing the n,rqsy. may
be made TO NEWS OFFICE,
iyS-ts Fraderfrk shuro, Va
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posTAL-ln answer Il a letter. the general most
once has decided that the sellers price mark on
the hyltaf OF book sent 10y mail, subjects the
whole to letter postage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

NoNfNATloy.-The American party ofthe fifth dis
trict Of Maryland met in convention OF Cumhcr-
land on Thursday, and nominated the Hon Hen
ny W Hoffman for re-electan TO Congress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

MIssIssIPPi.-fhe American State central com
mittee have offered the nomination for Governor
to Hon. Samuel Benton, ofIoiy Springs, to fill the
James l.. Acorn
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The Pacific WAGON Rotn-The Interior Depart
ment have alvires from superintendent Magraw,
tof the Fort kearney, South Pass and Honey Lake
road ut Fort Koarncy the 3lst ult The party
reached there the previous day travelling Oh the
trail nf Captain AleXandrr's command. on their way
to Utah They were to leave there on the Sd inst
rhe health of the expedition had been good, with
slight cycaptons-SGr.
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FLnUR.-No transactions except 70 INV '
limited lots at former quotations - Al 7,6nI 30
WHEAT Market remains nnoft t S,"oa 70 prime
whitemarket steady The amount q lamp w ,hcir
Is very large Farmers ought no, a. III, ii IL
Wheat in This condition il they csn a,npd f ,,o
stock i very iTht d m at an hea aly ., o
transactions tosy 10 c% ,ia ~ Is gai.
'~,.,,,,pp .uvust 2l--Flour il lower; City Mills
IaHiif,! moGar,l street s6.@ti,6..3
Wheat il dull and lower; red sl"SFa i'i'; White
S',yn i frtncr: white sfG &C.; yellow SEQ Sc.
Whisky is dull; City 27!3c; Ohio 2S1Rc.
NV YaRE August 22.-tl0nr is depressed; sales
IF tm4a hs State s62 6~5i; Ohio S66e1 go; South
EN- S6.JUtyi.
Wheat IS unsettled: sales Of $500 bushels. Corn
is heavy: sales Of 21,Ga9 bushels; mixed 81 &C.
Mss Pork il unchanged 1T S35.1j. Beef il un-
changed ut Sl95j for Chicago repacked LAID is
higher at I6is cents.