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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-14
THE STEAMER CAMBRIA's ADvICEs.


We had room and time only to merely mention in
our last, accompanied with few remarks in relation
10 the Markets, and the fact of the ratification of the
Armistice by the German Assembly at Frankfort
(Which advces were then only telegraphc) that the
steamer Cambria had arrived Boston; but the mails
subsequently, confirmed those accounts-of small in.
terest although they were in political point of
view, if we overlook disturbance the 18th ult.,
in frankfort, in Germany, which ended in civil
fight, after considerable saughterone account says,
on both sides, leaving the city in complete possession
OF the military. The difficulty grew out of the rati
fcation of the Armstice the democratic party being
opposed to it, and it found necessary call in
Prussian and Austrian troops to suppress the in.
snrgents.-Paris remained tranquil-and the police
and military were looking after the insurgents in
Ireland, without success!
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where this is the case the harvest cannot be expact-
ed 10 be great.
I'M FORMATIONS AT BALTImO RE.
FOREIGN.
Liuerpool- Ship james Corner

Liuerpool- Ship james Corner.
Yellow metal IL Cases keItlrdge 40 tons, Cor.
n"r Sons; salt 1928 sacks common 455 do fine
Mmkln mdla cases, bleaching powder 10 cskS
soda ash > hhds, M'llvdin s. Williams; 81 Tres do
chemicals 50 brls, + Wilson \ Go; carthcnware Is
crates, Burgess Dale & Co; mdzr bdss | CASE S
Gcorgc; do, G Brown x Bro; sacks II bags
GGorge; iron 729 bars, Brooks; salt 252 tons com.
mon and 535 sacks, Power; mdzt ! case Russell
Ncvcn Co; csks, CUrlLn & Co; do, f. jenkins
4 Son. truss, Mr.. GlnOr; - bales, GooH x Krigh;
bx bag, L Brown; yellow metal 80 cases, rndze :
Bremen-Venez. bark Theresa.
NIdze 800 bxs, Orlrchs x Lurman pkgs, + w
Dammann; 80 bxS, } Barry x Son; b cases, DcIius
& Haven; bXS, Spikcr Albert; 81 do 3 csks,
Z Fischer & Co; bXs, Sleiuan 8; Henrichs; % do
and prcs, order.
Bremen-Bark Lela.
Nldzc 10 eases, DelIus X tIaIvcn; bNs, j Boury
Rio Jrneiro-Bmk RqimJo,D.
Coffee 27I5 bags J Hooper * Sons 1853 do, Brick
head & Pearcc; 1863 do, j W Richardson; % do, p
Brennan; so do, W A Boyd; 10 do, order; | do,
sugar brls, master.
RIO Janeiro-Sch. Wilmington.
Coffee 1895 bags, w Howell & Son.
BdrbadOeS-Brig Fnshion
Ballast, Rum puns, specie $500 dollars in sovc-
rcgns.
BerJice-- Bark Douglass
Ballast Iron bars 10 tons, sugar 10 brls Yates.
Porto CdbetiO-SCh. Ellen.
Coffee 914 bag, hides 1850, indigo scroons, w
Bruno Sons.
Clenfucgos- Sch. Ferdinand.
Sugar l3i hhds 80 tres 40 brls, w Howell & Son.
-1recibo, Or. R.)-Brig Hope.
Sugar 2Il hhds, molasses 40 do, W Howell & Son.
HalJdT, (N. S.)-Br sch. Primrose.
Mackercl Al brls, hcrrngs % do, Goldfish 20 tres
p drums, r & II r Tucker; hcrrings "a brls, Kirk
land Chase & Co; nackercl 100 do cod oil do,
Wilmington & Easlman; mackerel l43 do, J Corner
& Sons; - do, herrings i do, master.
Haiifar, { ~ =. )--Br sch. COnSardtire
MacL,.r,l EGy brIS ! Corner <, Son.
HaIifdr, (N. S, )-Br. sch. 1lbion.
Mackcrel SIS brIs, Johnson & Travcrs.
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V. b. PALMER's BUSINESS ALMANAC, for the
gear lS49-W. Taylor & Co., Nos. and 5, Jarvis
Building, North street, Baltimore. Agents-We
found copy Of the above TO our address yesterday
morning, and had only time TO turn portion
the "a closely printed duodecimo pages in small type
= see its purport:and larger embodiment of first
rate useful matter for all classes of business men, we
have never met whit is truly muitrun IN parUo
work. We have for long time known that Mr.
Palmer was q 'tgCnius''
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Baltimore and Susq,tehanna Railroad. The Pres
iden Of this Company, r. NJ. Magraw, Esq. RENTED
on Friday of last week to the Treasurer of MARYLAND
the sum of 3000 further account of interest due
the State, making with the previous payments to the
same object the sum of $4,000 paid during the year
The amount estimated by the Treasurer to be rcccv-
ed from this Company was 900; the actual pay
ments, therefore, exceed the estimate by 10000
The payments of the year lit is stated in the PatroD
have been paid from the earnings of the road not
wthstandng there falling off of 10000 in the
gross receipts, compared with the year lS47.
The falling off in the receipts entirely in trans
portaton, which was caused by the interruptions on
the main line of the Pennsylvania Improvements,
from the great freshct of last October, and the burn
ing of the Frceport Acqueduct in June. The latter
alone produced deficiency of i 5000 in June and
July.
The entire falling off in transportation was. 1926 900
And the receipts from passengers exceeded
those of the year 1917, by. ..... ......... 5000
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The receipts of the 4th week in September, this
wear compared with last, show increase of 3d..
95s o. and total decrease thus far for the year, oil
S49I $50 24.-Aibany Erening Journal
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muncation between here and Charleston, so impor-
tant to the interests of our city, at length established
We learn further that the building of the ship is to
commence forthwith, and she will be pat upon the
line possible.
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II will be seen by Tue TOHOWINg, tHar U'sTHVsS
fciency which was so large on the LIST of August is
fast being made up.
Amount of tolls received all the New York
State Canals in each Of the following years, during
the 4th week in September, aud the totals up 10 the
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evenings printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper N. w. of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, Cup stairS,) to-day by O'clock at %
cts single, or cts. each, for 5 or more copies
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Leaving deficiency in receipts of :. s 900
This statement Of the business of the Company, for
the year, while it is gratifying, evidence of the
prosperity of the road, carries with il also a very
tattering compliment to the energy and ability of the
officers of the Company .-PGfriot.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

Mails and Travelling Facilities.
On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-14
Dec .lI2O,OOl 1916 ,OG3 3,l52, 1869

BY reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the quantity OF
the latter left at tide water this year, compared with
the corresponding period last year. shows decrease
equal TO ,3S9 ,2l3 brls. of Flour.
The receipts of Corn up to the close of the fourth
week in September, in lo47, compared with the en-
tire receipts in 1916 showed increase of Ol2
bushels. The receipts during the present year, COM
pared with the same period in l8l7, show decrease
of g. 1863 bushcs and compare with 1916, an in
crease of S55,S43 bushels.
The following table shows the quantity of some of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation TO the Both
September, inclusive, during the years 1916, CLOS
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Stock on hand 18th inst, 80 OILS hhds.
WOOL-The transactions have been to a modcr-
ate extent with no alteration in prices.
FREIGHTS.-Except Bremen ship taken TO load
Tobacco for Bremen at lis. cd. per hid, we have
no other new European engagement of any descrp-
Holland and Bremen are filling up, and also the
Grain and Flour vessels for England and ireland
at rates previously stated. Very little offering for
the West Indies; and Coastwise rates remain about
as follow:
To Boston-Coal, $l.75; Flour 90 cts; Corn,6 cts
Z" Ports in Maine, Flour 27a30 cts. .do.7aS "
L" New York, Coal 3 | 80. ......... do. G
(" Provid nee, Flour 20a25 cts.... do 6a64 "
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS rates
through from Baltimore Pittsburgh via Baltimore
aud Susquehanna Railroad and Canal, are follow
viz:
Dry Goods, &c. in bxs. per 100 lbs,. go. IS cts
Hardware, Drugs and Fruit, .... .......70 "
Coffee, ....... go. =. 80. ...........5 so "
Shad and Mackcrel ..... ..............1.25
BEEF CATTLE.-Thc receipts fell off last Mon
day and prices improved. The offerings at the drove
yards were $50, of which go taken by city
butchers and packers $50 by the latter) and the
sidue, (lSO) driven Eastwardly. The prices paid
ranged from TO So, gross, equivalent TO ia 1918
per 100 lbs, net. Live Hogs remain pretty steady
the extremes for the week have been 4.50a S 5.25,
satcrs paying the latter.
EXCHANGE.-Thc range for Sterling this week
has been at 5d9 per cent prem for gu days Bills.
The rates on Bremen 7S3a79; but in other For
eign, little is doing. We quote for Foreign and Do
nestle as follow:
Bills ON London Esterle 6Odays STA g. per ct prem
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CANALS OF NEW YORK.

RECEIPTS OF FLOUR, GRAIN, sc.
The quantity of Flour, w heat, Corn and Barley,
eft at tide water during the fourth week in Septem-
lI,l 1919 is as GnllnI,s
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.
THyH T. subscribers, agents for the sale Of PILOT
SAIL DUCK have hand and will be
constantly supplied with assortment of numbers
from } to 10, OF that S SUPERIOR ARTICLE. which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS.
Apply to S. PHILLIPS & 60.
june ~ 81 Bowiy's Wharf.
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'
No ~ old SLIP.
Oue door beioiD FrOnf-st.
NEW YORK.
advances made on consgnments Of Produce.
~ %
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
GENT& LOTnlNG AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

cOATssrrr French black quality English Gkd0h
FIrucl
- qualify.
n eks n rta Jrrs do d d. Bb aud Wuc flushing
rsntaspH f,lphta DN,mor,
.Urd ld NAeh lHgshd
SPRING AND MINER NEAlCoa,rD rlic
London Ioot1
,b
Cd DOuay. a,e Brown Guca.
cloth aud cold and
Etc London
and bIll ehcckcilHu u checked gJo1n twcrd
AZ plaid, and cold cotton drN
VcsisB nd lnlrg r plaid fsrrd blue and black
t1sT ir lni Gir uatHa Bnel bosom all quail
drilling
WOOL m NJ ks
Handkerchief yeoF
suHps and
stocks, uctir7
la hdit1'
3r anI
au b . n ourr
bk hch1 \ald Monterey
wool Panama Lr,rn
d
-ss7 BooTSGt rcrd
m h ul cow
] a. Wellington;
r
o.
ucd
and
stitched oH qualities boys youths chden Blk and bmgaos
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY Fan SALE.

aNiiE Subscriber ailtra for sale on aceammo=
dating terms, ibu following Valuable real
estate, w fhe weIl.kaowu tavern slaul, for
several Sc, yeafs oeeupsl hs bn, in the taWn aI
Warrington, kaaNn as B4a', Ilair. with all the
appaflruaHe's In. feuulo BELONGING The holsH
is Undergoing thorough rpaiu aud wiIl hr sold Al
hifgiia. The furniture and fixtures will BE-
sold with The houar, If desired. Aha, d well m=
proved b'aek land am, situated ab1ul ! miles
nuHh.rasl Of Washington. containing 2GG argssi
about l2l ocres CLEARED, aud IA Hgh state al
cultivation,
Also, one other tract OF land adinna the ajoys.
euntanuH 2iu aarsi ahaut sa agi,a Of winch Is
CLEARED aud under eaal eaee
Tue whglc OF The ahugf purary aill ha ,uld
together, af SEPARATE 10 sui purchasers
GEp q. HRifE
Washington. September z, lsl--ll.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
a SnoorlNn scnArr.-A dIIIlenllY or

A SHOOTING ScRArE,-A difficulty oc.
Cured at bells mill, in the Cherokee
Nation near the line on Tuesday the l2lh
between Mr., NJ. llazou White man, aud
who, for many years, has been citizen
of Crawford county aud 4 half breed
Cherokee named Joseph Pardue, When
the latter was shot by Mr.. Ila2en, although
badly wounded Purdue Is not considered
in danger.
Il appears from what we can learn,
that llazau was perfectly lustIiabe IN
the act, Us he was acting entirely IN self
defence, and at no time previous up 10
the aiiray. enterluna and manifested no
malice towards Pufdue, Tho following
letter from a respectable gentleman OF
this county, gives the particulars OF the
affair
"On Tuesday, about ) O'Clock ia the
evening, llczhn went from his house 10
the mil, where he found Paflue, who Mt
once commenced usIug very ojausive
language towards llu2pn, to which If.
replied in like maHnrr. Purdue placed
his hand IN position 10 draw weapon;
aud IL. remarked 10 him thai he must not
draw knife upon hun + replied that
he had no knife, al the same Instant,
drew "A pistol. u1 while IN tn al ot
cooking H. llazan ifew p#tuI and shot
HIM, Who nj that moment presenting bIs
pistol aimed n II. Alu fHlur WAS
shot, he appeared "a stand ufn aud lIazau
said 10 hm I'll yon us uaf satisfied. /
can give YOU auohef f,r ue thru
wheeled around aud walked -oma - OF
- steps and fell bi. ui=fol glI.HH ont oil
IL Mnl llas u h8d Inn aa II 10 hs
hauss. AMI scai loi bi, Wiia bul ileals
aal on lhe morning. ir aok hm 10
house about a mile distant llazru
had no luminosity against h.M and only
aelrl lu sell dsienee. believing Ia, Il he
had delayed ga instant IHNss bs wou.l
have been shus aiuz Dc
Ne leam Tint Pu3H pistol was
picked upby h. haIhsH uJ His ID Who're
IL leIl, nnl thai II WIS cooked.
- BueH IaaHaaaaE.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
SGHAERiS iS10TEl.,
WILMINGTON, .lRAANsAs.

NliE sabscfIhrF hayiag patahasel The bousa
lonnefly occupied Us a holsl, bY H. T. sui
lWnn has fe.opsHrd II for Tie accommodation oI
his lHenda, aud Tie travelling pnRIiu
lis table viii b. furnished with The best the
malkel allafds, aud the proprietor Will spare na
palls 10 teudcr his guests comfortable.
llls bar will ba furnished with the choicest Va.
ric'y ol liquors. m hm stables. which are large
aud eommodlouz, VIII be supplied with plenty ul
proyendcfr aud he allau led by e4frluI dsl.eta
lis ohafgrs vii be the same as are customary
in similar establishments a sIafr Of pnbIia pal.
rouge Is respectfully solicited
CLEMENT snAER
Washington sept - lslsall.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
FANCY AND sTAPLE DRY,G000s,


catonal Manl %
o. uYafa
aud
b sra,
aul
dFfn and
lHs1 H pl ni IL
fine
ka ylsadzf
andu4 IHi
bi
enid Hiaa
nd aud
- ANe mai
al can rs aud 1 egdgi ssf 4ais s6rF enafsd 9 ao m nut
ma1s napkins 1a agi % iaha covers e ea e aud lafe eossi es' pl
doka daaa
% @ p4dgd ghssrs AID ee aseA1" pn saded ds ns
Hi tohs& H saa cotton }as sc &ei 81 Is aud - tg =
iU-i haaH sud Hd shutting
Cloths 3i
He'el
eHfeas daaalez
Ta tpar Window da d Cd p hlggi ed4n aal border Foe
wldo r b pHrrr Ac
EUSNisfsNdd
eaa paul fa, bs"
Ribbons
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
Washington iialc and
t'cInasc Seminary.

THE Trustee arinWy 10 announce that iie
/ ,8.Ieso. fnthH E,maIr rp.uWaut oli's ln-
HH. e.I Hs HHHHi#l -u iaa 2l NaaI y o.
september mat, under tsr 'H.aU-Ian of S T.
.I,...A % ,a.l,I FOB reup. I..i aud cApcIeHctd
t.I...Ia, tH $500 department
Hoy conf -.Hiy tni lllI fl Efforts ia es.
uIHa ErmsI' iHNiuie ol saprnpr order, will
b.. -a-aIasJ by ile Liberal patronage OF ihs CON
mugs
lUe Faculty w. camstof
s I. sacg a ~, THfa'Hi
Mo s. T. pna, tns5ue.a
M O. J -J1p.s uuaHHl| 'rpr
Me-. MAaI , Su'riL Ga, dl.
The lrfm. prr .r. ...ol ol 81 us,ls, p.yallg Hl,i
lI 1dy.ufr, us o.. HWG
IuNuH. $50
Fl-nrh sp1u.sl, Italian, auI lauu,
rir., tElfg 10
uuvm- aul pantug 10
Nus.r-lilnu llafp. Gnilir .fri 90
Boarding, ryfrllug mruJ.if 90
Is od.r o. lHr Board
u. T. ruI NDENrEG, Prr,i
$ r s,Nurnt Src.
Ws.bmstou, AuH 2I, lslsM
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
POISONING CASE.
MouNr PLpAsANr; j

MOUNT FLpAsANT July p,
A Mr.. Baldddge living in hisneighhor-
hood ordered negro woman to prepare
some soup for him few days since
when on eating few spoonsful he was
attacked with vomiting as were also Two
of his daughters. lie then made the
woman eal the reminder Of the soup, and
she died in few hours. 1t was suppos.
ed the soup was poisoned.
Nashville Banner,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

I Will. oiisrai public auction, Of The Residence
! of Jane &. Elaail. On the Jl,h int, tIr
.nl lowing iulrlrs. io wiu
one ughl ont.uutr Duggy nHd hamsss' org
Nlur; Que E.ghrdi, CIocii one Dining Table,
rabl, Ware; our Ride Gum oao SAycrMalchi
our Saddle, sc
HELEN 4. u EDW ARD~
Adnx of y. + Edwards, deed
sept lilh lsis.lo.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

SHOCKING DEnH-At Philadelphia, on
"Wednesday last, farmer from Delaware
county, named Hepburn, hcarInsh his horse
struggling in the stable, went IN aud
found him choking with the halter IN
the effort to relieve him, the animal IA
his struggles ltamplcd his master under
his feet, aud kicked him To death IA the
most shocking manner
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

frrei
a4 quart On. ', % Dbl end &l, a t1o9e nio~ Hpus
o & c sru tr hgi i'Hr ' fahnre' vatse litss-;
10 aaia sil.
aaI % oadJ t'l't ir' suG Dhrys
ID. ;krsos
cIi, Hmana drops Batch o,
oil
y Nuila rd.&r
WASHINGTON JuLy g. Isis.3uh
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
SALE oE LAMBS AND Town LOTS FOR TAXES,
IN CLARK COUNTY STATE OF ARKANSAS

holIL .9'y g,ea That The 1''sdo on the Hlg"g described
~ tlai ihc whole
.eh t's 'aa a town Lot as @ o- The s's ay charged
"e 't i ofaf i county "a che town Of As the at Mniay
D.
os b. Pad p- si1H ahd cohel t comfy ahHeai before that tine
said hnyll
Nd ndy day. until all Of said llnl a1i sshl led
bs
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
ARD v ARE..
niacfsNit1iis' rooI Common hoe aa bne ~ and d
1tles file;
H-ll--l--. I9.--- - -au - .-a nl-.- - ~

- niAciNlfs aa .a 2s ~ aud 81
g ssfg5'sG 5 ] ] % % 1 % @ 's s ss s9 aassa en- 3 &9 ,a &9 3
& sai d hi ~; apaaH si = sass alsalres leafs fss
handles d raaes Iss
Poe aass q TT, sal alf par uncut hing as! sac, .ae ing
FaT l - - .f 5S5. lo M. I
aud eei pas al Ant OIL epic saaasi san' Py aud Pi knives
Zoe iIoi,.le Of ga'ai nlr. t4sf trh a4
- various sl aa. as,ss siHzn. ad nan aa ssss mud % mills anss
rsl-y .snaa
eddnoa hath aosa aud r hsi ASSUMED cotton
ai @ hoe tfs s9e "a, usi ls ta
& b.. @ 3 as hlas3 asas sl5sapa aud bai asi es si s5 %
~ s54i -gaa u5a. uraasirags
sas sa5aa. as6o,j ss- so 6.,g. q ,,a l,. aa % ,s
ss@sas s,., go il,asr Dilsns rope .siigo ~
@ pla, ss.e ..d bad - a 0om , 2oi rousa lou,
bo6a eh and Ands As aud No. saonrdi is'r lIJo
sr sorted sized n English German
Ddas,fs p,os r,yo,,u,
fbhanr Dur, sword nod Hs~skve bullet uid pPr
g.mrasF Dia dae caaut sa bsaiar
y sUHBaIr' r,l fif cups Dotts ooaels "A
a r t.nal iF s'1naf u1rHps % ~
watch
ios Y, i. % sa oa @ t i s o. , % '' % 6 '5 s'5s . s e 5
] Ine i ' % ' % ..sal.i ] @ & ,t & I,,i> ,,ti
o. a. @ Of i ] .@ si l % reG ess , raa ] E" @ . s sl @
slbaa rin.of n. sraupg
aus @ shoe er rr la] hli qualities shaving c aa Aaa
Bioaa-sp l buttons, lasting tatuu4
h" and metallic o nis u padNoy and agie 'hb"ons and Huf hooks
con,a aa carved 1 she'll and limitation tuck
l-tH 'nd qualities pocket c.H' aot c'nis anl jim Crow canl
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
NOTICE.

MOTTO
fgsHE bolId Of 1rnlqcs Of ths Washington
Mlle aud Female Seminary, take ulsasugr
iu announcing to lbe public, aud particularly The
friends aud pHr1Hiu VI education thal they have
cug,grdthc Rev IT, & Thwr.t. late OF III. Jaek.
son Institute Tenn, as principal of the ul.r De-.
paumrHi Of alid ln-uluuuu. The school will De-
opened on ihr lGu day Of October neat, previous
90 which, however, ther, wli be issued a circular
combining t lue Information Which may bc Gs.
sired by parents aud gglrlms, touching tho ps-
tenn or instruction, government, aHd terms Of
tuition.
The opening Of the female department is post.
poned 10 coused d'lsnce OF lbo unavoidable delen.
ton of Mr. Slack and bis cofp. or teachers at
Memphis. until the iifsl Nonli ivof October neat.
S. T. SANDERS, SecH
Washington, September lllh, 1889
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Sriunr -Dr LilrhGcll oI Mrusham,
Connecticut committed suicide by hang
inc himself n his hou There was uo.
thing in his circumstance maunors aud
Habit 10 account for this act excepting
that. three ycars ago, Dr Webb hung
himself ia the same barn, aud from llir
same beam
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
W.aN TER.

q ME rIscuber will give liberal watrs fot lha
picking OF 2j, 50, Ut 100 bales ol cotton --
Any person wishing to pek, can grt to dc SO rtIrf
h Long prirc, or al his plantation a. The fo0l Of
the fuli Bosrr Parish, li.
Provision, furnished al either place on fcaf'na-
bic toms. IullN COCKRELL.
Pine lltll. Bosirr plfsh, Aug 20, l5l-3 3l
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

W. heaul aI Ha occurrence ~ teHl1Y
laat uauzHad here Iw NJ HIs sarg
aaI wh.eh Ne vii hiaIIg hsla,e. \
Young uH came u tHIz ris -GHn weeks
smre from Cincinnati, luauHt Hi WE
thrne. llsra h. paced hu.aIf rs uus
m1ai#l maltlbaaHI IuaIuiauae on y1uus
woman, HHI q III -'#y goes, Waz luz
earaa 10 Har lh=avH# uHI'y fnme %
tal- ai.y aud aiming ui his ezH.a.l
msua god 30 iiHi o. ia# rHIl asa VI ll#
>cw Intended She aaIHH#l I'm lrW
mght. mcH HHw-huu 60 into - Hou-e.
and, ait fcuaual -cyoal hours inside.
d. cgmo oUs Wa.h.l le.urly 10 q lamp.
I1-i 90 iba casa. 3I 'ae irnt aud ar-
lnfoniIy gM.t Juem'sutl l.4aei hm.
,ritaruuH iI Inc Wuwi woman lh"u
suUal mflh from h.f mli. place. .Hral
the husband 1ul asked hIm Uhsu.r Ae
wanted two wives. On hug rI.i d io
co1.iy in ttra.bmpl,r. -hr 1.-wudiTs.
kmi,. and rf Mm paw ib" hul-r
making lh blood lnN 'HrE ~l. wa
ghlut ugin. Huu ,rma blow WHu
iac husband took n Iu. Ir. tHs wii.
advising hm GOO g, 600 m- intended and
have hi. Nuun drt-rI.-L.W JJHyHgI
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
no0Rs s srAT.0NAkY.

lasny rlas s1 dstaaae sat e7ag sni af Mitchell.
q
llIe1
,3 aaa, ss on s, & %e Radlseap white ruled al s
u @ ts aud ''s F fisae ne f ift envelopes stref fsff Old
sind
ta #i t z bottles red a ad eauaae QIls al qaliss
alaazs ladHrbF
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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

NJ PAGEoT, late Munster PlenlpolenIla'
ryof the king Of France has lett tins coun'
try ior England, with the alleged inleh'
ton Of placing at the service OF Louis
Philippe, large share of his prmeely
fortune, and to invite the cx-hlng and
family to take mp their residence IN
America.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

pornrr Gauss ron tWU TIN" el..
tor of ,ha rawup.,r lNa D Chnnn..
who hal CO.. ur.y 1910 opportunity o. ag-
int gopl.hgr nR lovely ylwr.Iyul DO
,oWn. who Nrl tlUrdy committed Wyt-
rmony,' and wgs on Jbe etrui dapa1in-
ipr hcr urw home ai tAe south was -u-
pri.el TO odll u the depot some iuy ollho
iairrr puaiou 1i ibr human mrn, ",lGc
Ni1b.. all tear, and could NOT resist the
temptation TO o-h what DO. matlr was
lie wa. politely uoaHci hg ous m thc
secret, that part ui lhe young ladies
wera shedding car- OF regret 90 parting
with much loved associate, gad the bIi-
anec cc,c crying 5eaess Hicy e"e mt
uiargici t0D
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The Boston Watchman, some time
ago, told this tale w
"Fathcr what does the printer live on!
nWhy childl' "You said you hadn't
paid linn for two or three years, anu yet
YOU have his paper every week. Take
the child out OF the room-wlaI does ne
know about yigh dHd Wr0Hg'
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
GR1cERIEs, WINEs NN1 lIoQqRs.

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ll6s
Ma Baa eaaoa aanf p5g1g ueaeao
u 4ua aa4 r1 ns#H
dpj'u 'ala aPana4 ] tfal iai aa1 American EHs taal ~
ln fti fHqs CIDER oala hee dmja I& ai sai @ end
porter flee ot=s&e
so 600 h bahl qalan hze
amots
m eat