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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
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Htt0mey al L01C and Counselor,
01-Oliice on Mainsreet, by the Courthouse
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL the public that he has commenced the prac.
tce Of law in Bloomsbury, Columbia couniy, Pa,
where he will promptly attend TO all legal bus-
ness entrusted to his care.
Bloomsbury, April 2S, lS49.
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lVNlHB odHlple VI MS pllNta'
Fine Dress or trock Coats from S. to Sl2
Splendid Blue Black Dress Coats ly l3
Cashmerelt, Alpaca and summer cloth, 6
Lnnen Goats OF all kinds, 3
Black Cashmere Pants, 3 5
SPLENDID Lamartine Pants, 6
Cottonade and summer Cashmere, 4
Plain Satin Vests, 8
Figured Satin vests, 3
Marseies and Cashmere vests, 2
Boys Pants and Vests, 3
Mems Casincl Pants, IT'S 300
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOODS, and general assortment Of Shirts, Bo.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, Suspeuders Stocks, Hand
kerChicts, &C, &C.
Garments mHde 10 Order on short notice.
o. Personsrosldlng out Of town will find it TO
their advantage to purchase clothing of him as he
is determinedto put prices down so low as 10 make
an object to those who come from distance
Gentlemen don't forget to enquire for Nathans's
Cheap Clothing Store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr., Dpbler's American House, Blooms.
burg,
SIMON NATHAN.
BlOomshurg, Oct. !, lSdQ
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GOODS-NEW ARRIVAL.

lust received and now opening at the old
~ stand Of the scbscriber splendid assort.
mani pT
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Agricultural.

n Hnv lest the f FARMERs simple life
How pure the Joy It yields
Far from tha worlds tempestous strife,
Free. 'n,d the scented feldq -- EDersst.
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An EpitapAl.

When autumn yiolets
Were fading in a blight.
My household lily bore
"A little bud Of light!
BIT e'er the trallest one
Had shed a single leaf,
A storm old Reaper plucked,
Aud bound il in his sheafl
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PHILADELPHIA, READING &
POTTSVILLE RAILROAD.

POTTSVILLE RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
.nN and after November lat, ls4g, the P1ssen-
~ ger Trains will run between Phiiadep phIa
and louisville, as follows;
Leaves Philadelphia at - A. NJ, daily, eX.
cept Sundays.
Arrives at Reading at II IS
Arrives at PollsviIle at l2 80
Leaves POttsylle at 81 A. NJ. Daily except
Sundays.
Arrives at Reading at 10 90
Arrives at Pottsvllle at IL 80
Fares Pottsvile and Philadelphia so and
$40 Potlsville and Reading 40 and 1870 Rea-
ding and Philadelphia 2,25 and 100.
Passengers cannot enter the Cars unless pro-
vided with Tickets.
There will be no Afternoon Train.
GJ.N0TICE Fifty pound OF baggage will be
allowed to each passenger in these lines; and
passengers are expressly prohibited from taking
any thing as baggage but their wearing apparel,
which will be at the risk Of its owner
By order of the Board OF Managers.
s. BRADFORD, Sec'ry
Nov N 1910
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THE EMPIRE COMPANY.
lNcoRPoRATED BY THE LEGISLATURE " THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.

INCOHIOkAIED BY lHE LEbl'lNl \ NE " lhh
STATE OF NEW YORK.
A RE the exclusive Agents Tor Green's OXy
"A genated itters, which is the best and suon--
gesl certified medicine tor the cure Of Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Habtual Co.tlveness, sc, IN
the world In every disease arising from lmper-
feet digestion, or derGngta stomach, this rene.
dy has been certified to by Hon. l., H. Arnold,
EX Governor of Rhode Island, hon Vim. Wood.
bridge, Ex-Governor OF Michigan; Hon. I, j..
Moorhead, Ex-Governor OF Kentucky, Hon, J. S.
Simmons, Senator from h. |. Hon S. 5. Phelps,
Senator from VT, Hon. VIM. UPham, Senator
from VT, Hon. S. Foot, Senator from Vermont,
Hon. H. d. Foster, member OF Congress IRON Pa,
Hon. w. s. Martin, Wisconsin, Gen. A {. Dodge,
I Iowa, c. c., Trowbritge, Esq, Detroit S H.
Holmes, Esq, Ct, e, W. Jones, Esq, Dubuque,
Joseph HoXle, New York, and many others who
are living witnesses of its superior efficacy. N.
B One PECULIAR property Of the BlTlERS s,that
/ is does not contain any splrItuons lquols, and is
on an entirely new plan Of cure toT Dyspepsia
The EMPIRE COMPANT, to whom orders
should be addressed, are at No. l76 Broadway
! NJ
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He who takes the papers,
And pays the bill when due,
Can livein peace with God and man,
And with the printer too.
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NEW STORE AND CHEAP GOODS.

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs his old
4 customers and the public that he has
just completed his arrangements for their better
accommodation, by rebuilding his store house at
the old stand on Main Street, whefe he is receiv.
ing and Offers for cash sales select assortment of
Clothing and Confectionaries.
His stock OF clothing which is of the latest
style and best finish, consists of every variety Of
Goats and Summer Garments, viz: pants, vests
shirts, collars, stocks, &C., &C, manufactured ex.
pressy for country sales, and will be sold at
exceedingly low prices for cash.
ALSO
Confectionaries and Fancy articles, Of all kinds
too numerous to mention.
s by MOSES MAY.
Bloomsbury, June 30, TS49-6m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
REDUCED PRICES.
NEW, CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE

w 5 - ~ = y %
THE subscriber respectfully Uniforms hstrends
and the public, that he has dissolved the
partnership business and opened an entire NEW
STOCK OF GOODS, fresh from the cities, in the
cheap Clothing EmpOriam in the same sand
on Main Street, above the AMERICAN House.,
where he can beat both Jew and Gentle at sci.
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, &c, Take the fol.
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CONFECTIONERY & TOY STORE.
TlIE subscriber respectfully informs the citi.
Il zens of Bloomsbury, and vicinity, that he
is now opening select
CO3ectiOnary,Fre'it and Toy Store,
be happy to wait upon those who may favor him
with his custom Give him a call.
G5.His stock is fresh--has been selected with
care aud will be sold cheap for cash
THOS: ELLIS.
Bloomsbury, April 2t, 1S49.
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Business Directory.
JOHN G. EZE,
at La w

JOHN G.. EZE,
Attorney at La w:
BLOOMSBURY COL, CO. PA.
OFFICE, next door to the Court House,
HENRY ZCPPINGER, Watch and Ciock
LII Maker, sign ofthe Watch, on Main street
in tne Exchange.
I EoNARD B. RUPERT, Merchant ,drstdOor
~ in" Rupert's Row." on Main street below
market.
SLoAN & MENDENHALL, ,.Merchants, main
~ street, above market and one door below the
exchange
EPHRAIM P. LUTZ, Druggist store oman
IA street, below market, east side, sign olthe
Golden mortar.
MARTIN 81 A. M. RUPERT, TnWare and
vi Sheetiron Manufacturers, shop on Main
stree, below the Post-ofIice
DENJ:HAGENB BUCH, ,CheU maker & PAIN
ID ter, North side of Main street, a few doors
below Market street.
WIN. McKELVY & CO, Merchants, North
w West corner of Main and market
streets.
-- -,
= u, surgeon ana pnyslcisn, location
~. w w VI" >e ST. 'ou'h ''ue' 'o''e MAJ"
-Nopp ru,1ITIN NIL .,ai,La ,honon
II main sI,aet fret .torv' Observation-Disclosures
oaico
TACOB BF.OGEr rERlCK, Boots Sh0emdkej :,
ID shDp on North Main street. opposite the
Forks Hotel.
u1uoMAs wu1rTs u,t,or os,,hl;sbroorton
M,in street nor,b lido ono Joor below tbe
60 uon,o
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TTENRY ZCPPINGER, Watch and Cloch
Ii Maker, sign ofthe Watch, on main street
in tue Exchange
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THE THING IS DONEll

Those who do not believe it, are respectfully
desired not to read But Bald. Headed persons
may read and test, and have Tie head covered
with fne luXurant, glossy hair, by the use of
the Magnetic Hair Restorer and Invgorafor.-
Manufactured and sold by The Empire COMPANY,
Incorporated by The State OF New York. Ma. ~
BroadwaY -Iuly 2s, 1910 TN
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PIN KILLER!

A medical preparation by The name Of Pain
Killer, has been put into the market by the Eln-
pre- Company in New York, which bids fair to
cast all other preparations into the shade. 1t
cannot, perhaps, be better described than by sta
ting that it is in liquid form, and is adapted to
internal and external use, holding instantaneous
control over all Nervous Affections, Rheumatism,
group, lnhammations, Toooth and Ear Ache,
Curns, Bruises, Sprains, Sores, &c. EMPIRE
COMPANY, No, 1I6 Broadway.
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T EVl L. TATE, PRINTER office in the Brick
Ia buliing, south end of"Ruperrs Row." on
Main street.
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T EoNARD B. RUPERT, Mpchont ,frstdOor
~ in " Rupert's Row" on main stree below
market.
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SL0AN & MENDENHALL, ,.MerchGnts, main
- street, above market and one door below the
exchange
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ENPHRAIM P. LUTZ, Druggist store oman
Ia street, below market, east side, sign ofthe
Golden Mortar
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DR.. Rush's Health Pills

Is manufactured perfectly pure by the Empire
Company, l7G Broadway, under incorporation
from the State, for Coughs, Colds, Pain Of the
Side, Lungs, &C. 1t is a sure preventive Of Con-
sumption, but not certain cure after the disease
is once thoroughly seated. The genuine is only
Nm he had from this CnmnanY
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELs.

Wizards Hotel w II Dartem Pa; q J He'll do; G f
q" of MIS- %sns doe; Badger STi Kass
bury do; A II Clements, Washington; DIR Fruehel aud
Nj MY barron a d. jones', g. Randall A. AS s
I Dupont, US N;Gnrel!, PA Mr. Rogers, dol 4 F. simp
Mass; A r Hopkins NY; or Nicholas, Mass; Mr. Mus
son, IA Gen AHihon, do S,zsr j. and lady, Va;
Vim J. PICKERING, do; Il Harding Pa; : Goedon ii do d
I Johns'i, Nd; Wk,Rssnois q; 5 Forsyth, Mr.
sss Sina %a n. Rdsty N 3D. w %ssn
% $ smith, Mo; Miss Jones' Nd 2 Q Turner, Y N
YIN, W9sy do n,;sn psGpsr Mansfield do CIV
H,s,sn'. in.e.- q Dent, Nd; \ MTsdd, DO R A sml.
s L. WGe a sa, s NJ h sere Tena a,as
Ionlley, halt; 7 W Bolts, dol & Gray, Nd TL Bu.
ssssn N Ss sms ri Ri sa s%ss s sa
Ind ] ii Desney, N Y: Mitchell lady and children,
do; L i Merreks do j TMotIns 10 i brady, Ala
simpson, do; r Floyd Florida z Faulkner, Va !;
q Cowherd, va; sIIeaighl, Iowa; $ Coy, Ma; WIN Me-
VIZ, DO Brawnsr, dei Bowie, dc; Clarke, Va
Gddsbys Hotel-Mr. Ward, Florida; Miss Chalnes do ;
iouraey, dow Ellicot Xl.; slines,ct, SCI 9 9
Nd Mayer, Mass q Franklin, lady, child and servant
Md; Mr. PEBBLES and lady, DC; Tanner, Va; Bor.
Mass rs Hoebricks, Nd Russell Mass; BROWN do
iIowlalla, y; Vim Tuck, Md; Wagner, Pa; Mr. OF
Inping hoiel Mr. Hand NY; John Rutter do; Cha,.
cey, do g Tracy and lady Florida Miss Tracy and ser
son, Baltimorei " Mitchell, Fredercksb1g; Mar:
Chnmbersbtrg; w Wild, Baltimore J Richards, salem
VIM Jackson, Ilurngon r Trars, Bristol; g Q Coad,
do Miss Robertson, do; Miss A Robertson, do; Miss }
Robertson, do.
Exchange HotetJ il S HARRIS Va; Osburn, do Vim
Carr, do q Price, do Points, do !. VIM Iehr, Pa A
Davis do; G Benson, Nd; Markes, do; Suit, do /;
IL EdwnrIs Pa JnO Robinson, N ". Cant ID Cranch,
Washington, d q + d Clayton, Ga; Chas Poor, Wash.
ington; Mrs Poor, four chidrcna and servant do.
Cockcron, Md; RIA Bouglian, Mo; l. Caxton, NY; Allen
Miller Pa. e,s. no 'tf- a1.,r
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NHARCoAL PASTE, for whitening AMI preserving the
" Teeth cleansing the Month and purifying the breath
Charcoal IL powerful disiniecing agent and, when
made from proper Materials is considered by the most
eminent physicians and medical WRITER'S TO be tile safest
dentrice Ia use. .
The only obstacle to Its general has lis
dusty nature, which, In the form offered " entirely
avoided. This preparation contains other substances
except such Ms are necessary prepare Il n this form,
which Of themselves perfectly safe, and induce heal
thy condition Of the mouth
The coal from which this paste Is prepared Ia made Of
poplar wood burnt in an iron cylinder made for the pur.
pose and cacned 70 tho utmost hncncss by this process
Is freed irom all impurities and particles The
purifying property Of the paste will not only admit Of It's
10 any extent without injury but by continued will
keep the teeth white the mouth clean, and the breath
sweet as neurazes and destroys the or which arises
from carious teeth.
is neatly put up In enamelled pots form from which
u can he used with the greatest convenience
For saeby CHARIRS SrOrr a. co.
Druggists aud Apothecares, corner of 7il street,
june 7-2swim aud Pa. avenue Washington City.
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THR CoTroN Cnor.-The papers published in
Mississippi estimate the loss Of the crops in
quence Of the frost and floods In the southwest at
fully hair million Of Joles SO far AS wo know, in
this State the loss may not be comparatively 50
great. And yet, MS we have before said, 1t win re-
quire a combination OF fortunate circumstances
hardly to bc expected in this latitude Of uncertain
seasons and almost sure disasters to bring forward
true, have now a tolerable stand OF cotton, but the
stand Of grass is equal 10 any known in the annals
of planting. II is late in the season. Rust and rot
and bull worm are the great enemies Of the staple
and should these things fall upon the tonder weed
or I'M early frost nip the fruit, John Bull will b,
minus many pound Cotuuibts Enquirer.
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Tng OvEnrLow AND THE RIvER.-Tho wind
changed yesterday from the northery and westerly
points, between which II had been blowing for sew
era days. and chopped round to the southwark. This
drives up the water from the lake. and the conse-
qucnce is, that the overflow is deepening and adj
vancing into the CITY, The water is now, 40 o'clock
p NJ. afull inch and half higher than 1t has been
since the inundation; and If the wind continues to
blow as it does Mt present. II would not BIO surprising
to find st. Charles and Royal streets the heads Of
navigation in forty.eight hours. The belief gene
rally, but enormously prevails that the river is fall
ing, and that the volume of water passing through
tho crtvassc is gradually diminishing. The river has
been at stand full fortnight and is now but four
teen inches lower than the highest mark Of the sea-
SOM. q. Della 6M inst.
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A CARD. ...5a
w. G. SNETHEN,
ROBERT J. WALKER
i'll, PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

(NL1e gtneraHy knotea UDrenion Sjrrbigs)
,vra opc,led tho reception OF visitors the first Of
w I,,ue Extensive improvements IN progress, that
viii give new aspect 10 the whole establishment No es.
p-nsc vii he spared N adding 10 s enlishment or TO
Tho comfort and pleasure OF the guests Knowing by ocular
rvij,nre In nancrotis instances the positive intrinsic
value OF The water aud It's almost miraculous effect in par,
tc Mar cases Inns been regarded good policy 10 enlarge
lie tns, aud 10 mprte The original design,
az q, crafty The h,e and fancy oiguess ny well as 10 pro-
mote their health and pleasure. Situated IN remarkable
healthy region, IN tull view Of the bold Blue Ridge AMI in
III, vicinity Of tile beautiful village Of Warrento, visitors
may horseback or IN carrages, over the improving
erense IN the enpn alleys the pistol gallery the game
ofblliars or the heahful dance The lovers OF music
ana nnwers will find peculiar has been taken 10 win
their npnrova While the fllow dear a, the AVN, the gold
aud silver fish, the elk and the buffalo may relieve e
o,,s hor 10 those who Interested in the terr ndr@
In word every step has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could sgge to add TO The comfort and accommo
dalton Of ysiers The hurdle race and tournaments The
I,ns ybn masquerade and brilliant fireworks, will lend
their respective attractions Nor arc these preparations
designed Tor the gay monde only. 10 w hoy ministers
ing invitation Is given TO spend the summer The usual
services the church are the season
These springs - or d miles according 10 the route
taken from ksbure and ~ or ~ from Alexandria
riwcekly stagcs will run from both these points l July
when daily lines will be established Visitors leaving the
istrict of Columbia In the stage steamer at or A.
NJ may reach the springs the same day,
The sc springs known on the Post Office books as
q Warrenion Springs /" and all letters should be direct
cd or they may be len warrenton TO the White
sulphur springs In Gr q, 40.
season. ending LIST October s75 for three monhs 500 for
two months; s35 for month; s10 per week els for
o weeks 81 rs per day meals lodging 10 cents each
servants and children under II years DID, half price No
charge for children under three years old When separate
tables are provided for children before The usual hour those
Who retain their seats at the ordinary table will be charged
full price Horses 30 cenis,a day. or so month. The
finest wines and spirits have been procured, and corkage
will he charged for private supplies
DANIEL. WARD, Superintendent :,
r The Legislature Of virginia IL to assemble at these
sprs on Monday, tho 1lih o June, and its interesting
debates will offer extraordinary attractions 10 all who de-
sire aud hear this able body Of Virginia statesmen
June g. awd&cpii
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NAvAL--From letter received by gentleman Of
this city from officer on board we learn TINT the
U. s. frigate Constitution, Captain Gwinn, was ut
Lcghorn, 9th May, all we'll
The u. 8. steamer Mississippi, got under way at
III IL o'clock, A. NJ, on Thursday last, and was Mt
sea ut o'clock, r. NJ, making tho run from Nor
folk 10 sea in IL hours All we'll on board when
the pilot left. Norfok Beacon I'm instant
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Mr. SrAuNroN-Sir--Seeng your advertisement ofHuNT's
LIStMRNT, induced to try its effects my who
had been crippled with lame back from infant; and
is with gratitude hear testimony to Its wonderful healing
properties My child, who is five years of age snow
IN fair way of recovery.
Yours, &c DEMM0N c. NICKERSON.
Posi- OPFloE, TowsRRs, Putnam Go. Nov. s, 1si9
Icertfy that personally acquainted with the above
uaned child, and think tie father would be safe in saying
that his is almost we'll .r h0
JAS w. DIkEMAN, Deputy Postmaster.
p s. would also state that have been for number Of
years subject to frequent attacks Of the Rheumatism which
IN many Instances prevented my attending my business
Two three applications Of the Lnimept invariably
all affections ofthe kind In Of bruises sprans
mated by those who have given Il a fair trial.
nSod by all the Druggists In this city aud throughout
the country. Price Is cents per bottle.
june A-lw GEO. E. STANTON d co.
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A LESSON IN DIrLoMAcy.--A gentleman who had
received an appointment envoy 10 foreign court,
went to Lord Wentworth TO take his advice as 10 the
mode by which he might execute his mission with
credit to himself and honor to his country "To do
honor to himself md serve your country" said that
sagacious noblemcn, "yon must AT all times and on
all occasions speak the lruih-for the consequence
will be, that you never will be believed. BY this
means You will not only secure yourself against tho
trcaccry of the inqusitive but will put a you dea
with al fault in their conjocnrcs and projects" y
Phil Inquirer
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SECOND EDITION.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA,
With Seven Days Later Intelligence.


Correspondence ofthe National Whg-By BAISE's Line.
ST. JOINS, N. b., June IA, ls49.
The steamer Cambria, Captain Leitch, with seven
days later advices from Europe arrived at Halifax,
yesterday, at IL o'clock precisely. Your express
left Immediately arrived here at an early hour this
morning.
The Cambria brings sixty-ninc passengers, but no
specie. She will arrive at New York on Friday
night.
The Markets.
Lospos, June l, 1919
We have the gratifying intelligence that business has
somewhat improved in ts general features since the sailing
Of the Europa The London money easy.
onsuls are quoted from 9O3 to 9ls and 9S, being the
highest quotation account Bank stock closed at 1891 TO
1856 American securities continued in good demand,
with improved tendency. Government stocks are
quotdd at ll0t
III. LIVERPOOL, June 2, ls49
The Flour market IL dull Prices have slightly given
way Western brands heavy at from 2s 9ia2is Ohio
6ne 23s 3D. to Dis Cd indian Corn has improved, and
scliu freely at from 49, 35s for whe and 35s Cd to
s Cd for yellow Corn meal quoted at los. 10 los Cd
per. Dbl
LIVERPOOL, June Z, 1919
Cotton Fair Upland hid; fair Orleans 1884. Tile
Havre Cotton Market is dull without any change In prices
large business has been done in Lard al full prices.
General In some advance Of Cd. has taken
place Bacon has been rather better request and choice
lots have brought dis. Western extra qualities 4s per
ewt Hams are nearly unsaeable, and shoulders have
given way the extent Of ' per cw But little business
las been done in cheese Inferior parcels have broghts
per cwt Beef IN duh with hut few transactions. Prime
Mess Pork Of ordinary description, has been in fair de-
mand at reduction OF from "a s per bbl hui limit
business has been done In naval stores aud prices n
changed The iron market IL dull, and somewhat IN vor
Of buyers An advance has taken place in rice and sales
oGog iiercea Carolina made aom 7s to lss
per cwt @F s.}t
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NAVAL

The report Of Capt. FoxnALL II. Par
xER, states, that the Danish Navy, on the
Oath Of January, ls4s, consisted of l,035
guns and 9,7b5 men, Of which there were
FIVE line Of battle ships Of 81 guns each.
At the present time, our Navy consists Of
1901 guns, aud $500 men, Of which there
are eleven line Of battle ships, numbering
$50 guns,
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NOTICE.

WAS COMMITTED TO TIE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY, ID, e., on the 10Th Of May 1919 as N mn
away, negro man, calling himself EDWARD BRookS
lie Is OF a dark color with whiskers under lila chin
about " years old feet ~ inches hgh has scar on The
mitted dark cloth frock cont black boInbaxne vest
striped cassnet pantaoons and fur cap lie says he II
from this city 10 Or 10 years. anil that before he len here
he was known by Samuel Redfern, James Eslis. and
Esq., and Mr. D. w. Carter clerk IN the Rank ofyirrnis
and has pass supporting to be from him, stating ira Ia
Is free aud has lost his papers - "a
the owner or owners u any, Of the above describe. me-
gro man are hereby requested To come iorwa,i pr,yr
him, and take him away. ' p'''o
TIIoS A, HAWKE, Cor
MYNd@wW H. WALLACE, Marrhal, d. c.
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GIN. ZoLLlcorrEn, candidate for the State Sem
ate, having resigned the Office Of Comptroller Of tho
Treasury b. H. Sheppard, Esq, Of this Vicinity has
been appointed by the Governor to I'll tho vacancy
Mr. s. Is well qualified for tho station. and will we
doubt not make an efficient and faithful Comptroller.
His Office IL in tho rear OF the Bank Of Tennessee,
tho ono formerly occupied by Gen. Z.--Nashpiis
True TY1tig, H't