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Interesiinr to 1,otton Plnnfer..

The following article. from the Mobile Price Cur rent will doubt be read with interest by our cot ton planters and the suggestions daly appreeiated
 CSnon Ginning and PackiaS.--We took occasion last year 10 make brief reference to cOGpainls on the part of purchasers of want of proper care in the ginning and pscksag of cotton for the market; and as this cause of complaint, according to repre- seHalions made to us, appears ,o be rather ncrea- sing than diminishing, we may be psrdoned for Hgain calling the attention of planters to the sub sct u is known to all that cotton is sold by sample fairly represents the quality Of the bale throughen This being the mode of conducting the cotton busi ness, tand the only feasible oRe that we can con csivs Of,l it Is obviously duty the part of those who superintend the preparation for market: as well as the interest Of the planter the purchaser and the consumer, that the sample should represent truly the quality throughout tine bale. moments re- hecti0a will make apparent the evils of a contrary course manufacturer makes q certain style of goods, for which he requires New Orleans Fair Cotton, and ne orders. through his agent, say 100 bales of thus descriptions The purchase is made In the usual course, by sample. aad the shipment and invoices are forwarded accordingly. On reaching the mill, the bales opeRed, and it is fou nd that instead Of uniform class of Fair, he has perhaps mixture Ol all the grades frsm Ordinary to Good Fair. Thas he is subjected to double disappoint- ment and double loss; for besides she inferior value Of the cotton, h does not suit the purposes of his business, and he perhaps loses contract, or is mucted in damsges for its pon-faIfilment. h sn- other instance Ii may happen that purchase of a low quality proves of better average than the sample as the rregalarity is perhaps likely to be against as for the planter. The main evil rests in the fact that while the mode oi conducting the bu- siness eontemPlates uniformity of quality, the casiena departures from this basis are calculated to work injury to the entire cotton interest That the planter himself is a material loser Is evidenced by the fact that frequent reclamaions are made after she cotton has reached its destination, and some times, to an important amount. we understand tt to be the custom, when bale of cotton is found to be of mixed quality, tO reduce it to the loves, grade discovered therein.
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aT For some years past there has been . serious misnnderstandiag ia New York City and State, an'o"g Inc Independent Order of Odd Fellows = They have had two Grand Lodges, each claiming exclusive jurisdiction, and each about equally sup ported. This unpleasant state of things has been rsnsdied by the Grand Ledge Of the United States, Saeh' at iis recent session Baltimore ack now maged bo', and conferred separate jurisdiction on oae IH Inc ssaiaern and the other in the wes. .n part oi Inc State. The adjustment of the dif- "euiIy mas gwen satiaiacton to all purties
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ar The editor cG tue k~atucksn has adopted an ins-nius method of securing advertisers which d. serves credit for its originality ant novelty He has set spAr, column, which is entirely blank, with the exception of some lines in large and ssas. iGg capitals, placed at equal distances from each other. the intervals 10 be hiled ur al the opea ci the asiyeTtIsef. The large kaes are ,nais Of such imposing headings as F:Fss arrival tn maskeEs'-- Bargalns"-" New goods cheaper than exsr''- !" "PatTen;ze inc houses thai advessse''--and such hks. Ii ihe Hendsrsoa Sseechaais woaf take the hln' they must be s wonderful dag set of fellows
 whO don't deserve to be eneesragsd.-Loa. Coar.
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e. The correspondent ot the Baltimore Clipper. speaking oi the National Monument, says:
 On the first instant, the worgmen employed on the monument contributed upwsrts of hundred and sixty dollars towards the erection The act was voluntary, and every man gave ot his substance fifteen five dollars apiece; and two, ten dollars each One half oi the eIghty-iour persons employed are day laborers. Such of The class oi meu who beatiy cities, contribute 10 their real wealth pro- feet the country from foes without aud inc suIe depository of freedom.
 The board of Managers making additional arrangements for collections in tie large ei,ies ald Il IS anticipated that if the agents act with vigef saffeient amount ot money wit be raised to carry on iile @ork of iie monument ter two seasons.
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1T ihere were four deaths from cholera on the stenmboai Bay Sfgts, week before iasi between Cairo and FickshnTg. She was bound for New Orleans from Cincinnati The mai cause of the disTase is imputed 10 the imprudenoe of the pas wore NIT CAREY. of Clinton, Miss; MT RAINFALL. an Eagishman; deck passenger by the name of GhkxR, and German woman
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Pennsylvania Elections. '-PennsyIv anian '' reports the senate al right--iT democrats and I6 fedeFaiists- The4Iouse of Representatives consists of 100 members, of which number the democrats will have al least 60, securing large niajOrity joint ballot.
 ketarns from the counties for canal cemmis- sioner are not complete. Wesimorsland county is reported to give GAMBLE td-m.J 2.000 uialorily.- 36 counties with Philadelphia are reported, so far, 10 give GAMBLE n majority of about $, ,0OQ
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. !
 COUNTY OF PULASKI.


 h ihe PsLaski CUcaif Courf--IA CAaacsry- John W. Johnston, Complainant,
 vs.
 William W. Adams, as sdminis- Is CHkseEsY ttaipr Of James Coulter, dec'd on Gross Bill and F.. Cunmins, Guardian ad i,iem of the innoi heirs oi Wm.
 Ancs, d-c'd.. Defendants. PURSUANT te the decree of ihe Circuit Court 1 oi p'iIaski county m Chaacery, rendered in the above entitled case, as Com missioner, will eBer saS sss aud s- to tine iighes, and asi sbddef, tor cash in hana a, the door oi the eeari-hease os ssd eoaDy, oh the gsi Monday of December, 4. Q. lsas. between the hours prescribed by isw loI judicial sales. the Easi haf of fractional Section Six, in Township Obe. Nosth of Range Eleven West, iy- ing immediately north of the Arkansas river and west oi the old spanish claim namhesrd }, ,t3i, and containing s4 3s-I00 aefes
 GORDON N. PEAy, css==;ssss~sf Oct 80, lS49-S.lw ta Caaacers
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AEsv coop. NEW eooprif

J St-abast Landing. issgs stock sE wiasss Djfx GOODS. GtseeTes. tleshiBg, fisF5was~. Qnseas- waFe. Glassware. Stsissa.ry- Hsss and Eaps. Basas sud Shoes. ke. &S. All of which wiii ks seld d ssry reduced pssnss Aii ksnas Of csaaisy prsdnes tskra h exchange for gesds sa asss hghssl zsse<s psics. oct 2
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Irish Erile Permitted 10 RetBra--The Limerick Examiner says: {" A feeling of great qualification has been difIused throughout this city by the intel
 gsnee that Mir. JoHN ODoNxELL has received full permission iS revisit and resiae in his place again, without further apprehension of arrest or prosecution. We need scarcely say are glad of this 4udlcions act of the Executive one tendipr to promote better opiuions of '' conasituled sa. thorIiy," and reisasss gentleman, who has sac- riheed much for his coaatry, from the disgracefti necessity ol absence from hts freuds personal sad .irufessiaual."
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' AlAs. alas fnr une.

- Caaada- Events in Canada are rapi5ly harrying 10 crisis The government aud his ministry has . decided on renssing fAe seat q QoeersBseAf froa, Montreal 10 Toronto. The reason, the mau- ner and the effect oI this movement will ali tell, with tremendous sofce not only against the present Provincial government but against the Impartial government hich supports it. IL Is ong uesstonaiy all ae; of resentment against The people of Moutrea for their treatment of Lord Eign. And il will iu- hiri serious inlary upon nearly every class of ihe inhabitants of Montreal. who have shaped their business and mate all tseir arrangements wigh d- rect Fetrenee 10 that city being the capital of the Province IL strikes, moreover. a severe blow at the government party. I hc whole difficulty has arisen oat of the attempt of Lord Egn To carry the government ia accordance with the supposed wishSs of majority Of the people. The French control, and in fact compose, that majority; and they have accordingly formed and 60 form tise government party sa She Province. Bai Lower Canada Is tae section where they reside. Their whole strength and all their inerssi iis iaere la removing their capitol. therefore, fram Lower Canada, Lord Elgin iaflicts serious injury upon hs own pariy,-N. I. Co1r. sAd ERq.
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Il, a Sto"s Ifss.-A representation in stone of the oti Liberty Tree is to be plarsd o, ,hs s,oa af me new block oi buildings which David Scar. has sa . .' the corner oi Washington and Essex ,nses' ,' Boston. lt will be tasteful as well as ,pmOpt'Ale ornament. the bailding being very near history stood " sO'A''o''a's
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e0- report has been started, by correspondent of tke New ork Herald, to the effect that spanish ismase abducted some time since, from the island of Cuba, and brought to Philadelphia, and that the Spanish Minister, Mr. CALDEaoS has made formal complaint to Secretary of State, aud demanded her festHtionas the eorrespe udeut iI,- inmates, as kiad oi offset 10 RKY's We are informed, upon good authority, that there is no fou ndatioH for the report.-fUnion.
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GRAND LODGE OF TIE NaTE OF ARKANSAS

A@ NOTICE lS HEREbY GIVEN,
 N3 That L,r sexi Aanaal CoEnnn nica-
 vSs tioa will be held st ths Masonic Ilali, in the city of Little Rock. on Monday, the zth day of Nev., fsa9. Lodges subordinate sad Memherss wiii take due notice lherecf. aud govern themselves accordingly. T D MERRlCK,
 Litue Rock. Oct 23. Is49.-7-3w Gv Sers's. g9- DenDaerat asd Gazette copy two weeks
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CHEAP GOODS.

ID ECEIvED q 4. ,. fsrr4s cheap s4er<x It Lots q Paid Lh.sess, ksesseky k Ql.leIeapG BE@ FsiEts and Ned fisnseiss PsAsa sAd fni1te4 Rssek aud fts.s Alf@sss. B~a TSekihx, Bt4s D<s- Qaeensssse. ke., &e., ake. Fw sale isN hy e1ct. q. A.. IT ffGTT
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aI Ats camp meeting near Ru..-,va,. Kv i. oays since, some scamp stole pockr,boak f,,,,, se eeT' fHoaAs G. GoocH. It eoutai.sd S3l. ,n moaey, aud some 10 or Sls. .tDDo in cash notes Ths rus the s30.-Lou. Coar. .s D"s' "''
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IN SU R A NCEy
sB ~ AsxDMDMDsMnADMDe
Pfm3ecfinn FlTe Mn4 MMftnR HMBNENuee ( -
 pamy ct fIartfofas Eenm. IruonPpnnrEp N Iea3 AxNsAx FREMasNs fNtxsAs
 STOCK AxD auAeEBs NeNns .,

rEyHlS oie and responsible eomraAy saafisaxs fa N issae paIscsvs. shs most tasaesbas sfvnNss vA as~elIsnw -hoas<s heassAsi fssFisnse. esusxs ttes ef goods warehouses sna srass, snilfs eaa @aea. tactosi~s &c.. &e. agxsnsi LOSS Om OAMA&E BY FIRE. Also, gnods, wasss, AHa gseftilan. dsxe agaimss the hakaFds ef INLAND TRANS FORMATION, and apna tis "A R80g UkS S&A VESSELS. W
 Ttr Protection Insuranre Cameaay hasinK. infss tast 25 yeafs paid MANY Mtssoxs 0y Hetk tnNs seeerni agencies throughout the gntesi Hlzfes nn4 the B.sfish PseviE have estahisses iast ENNMe sstsen ssr spseney and laiF eaias, whith eAsteMxes compasisan with any other snsafasce cssaFaNy ea the ees.sinea of Am.sies The annexed exfEAet rea sn article Oa tte suhiect of insurance eesaFAsasT taken from tise N Day Bsnk. sxhsbtss bssN& sis standing ard policy el tbis enmpamys
 ss The taaaeyed mea' Of he apeleuf aud nlwsyA prnspesoHs city nf Hasior have. as knlf esmiasg. been famous. ihsnugsaat the Uss1a. fsF thn cars. discretion rigid honesty, ana Bmvnsysng snEnsAs. utfk which they have torsEsed and m1nng~a eespDzn sioas of this drscSpison. ks Hsrf1ard 6eMl ~ h. saf4nce Cnasean ns has eprr EsiisM TheMN epmP&niR@ have los more fhan whols Eenerasi1a. seafse1eaz their uisks tn nearly every Snle la the 9aipn, ard have evss laea Co pag the tnnnmesahis ioszes they have insused agssnst.S
 All lsssee ssisiRg upan policies sssed D fhe mdAr signed, wt b. psgsapsly sdfssseA and pziA q t.ss General Aseaev Oakce. lsrated ss Clnriansts, O. A large postioa af ta Snnds af the enmpany. fsnniz- dung all preasias received ai the wesieF aeneiss Is deposis~d ~ifh the General Azeai ef fhe Eans- many, as Cincinnati Ief the psymeni Ut wsstesn sna eomthefH losses-
 Apply fo VIM D. WAIT. .sgsmf
 L5fis Rask. 0ef. is. tss9. ss1m
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e- Macaulay, the historian, is ai present in Ire- iaad, gathering materials for his '.hissory of the operations of William Ill and James II, Tn Ireland Ia l6s9.
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FLOUR, BACON, SC.

LUST RECEIVED. per steamers Alert and swsl- sy low, I50 bbls- Flour; 20 bbls- Pilot Bread; 10 half bbls. Crackers; 10 boxes Cheese; casks Ba- con, clear sides; ? casks Hams. On consignment. and for sale low for cash. by
 Octst T. |. MERRICK k Co.
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ArrENTfox, rLAxrEnsl

\ HAVE sa kaaa seeg yards Ksa,aeks Bsxxiax. \ 500U lbs. k-Atneky Rope and Twins. mAsrh 1 hass purchased hosn hsst hands in KsmaaekB- Elua wit part wsth < v Pt4hsefs sn tks sa9sf se- cOwDasislisg trms. YeN ass sespectfalIy insifeA to easi as,d e3amAAe heinEs mAkiax Fans 6n@t Ax- raBxemepis i0g the season. A. J- HUTT.
 Laiis Rock. Oct l. ista-
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nACCaNC AND RORR.

ID EcEIyED ttk dsy. per sissmss swsiisw, n 7.sss yards. Ksssseky B4xgssg: 4eee lhH Bale Rope; for sale IeH, sy
 oeszss~ I'D mEKRIcK q co.
 Csz~sie and D-sasesas eeRy sws ws~k.- ~
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NEW ORLEANS! 5

LUST received frsm New Orleans and eSDelnnaai .I lh- f-ll.=sss ssts-l== asza ;s=.:= a..ss7 iea Yarn. Is00 pounds Bar Lssds is Kees aud izaif Kegs Dspest's Powders s1a psaads New Esathsss, ie Bexes No Soup. 10 buxes SsnF Caad5ea; s00 pounds Hsrss Shoe lroa, 1u9 peands Hafse Ehos gsllsa "A ssi Pots: 10 Tea raiisn M.aE Ksttiss; Bals keeeiied M0lssses: i2U vr. MeMss kip Bre- Fans; t20 pr. Wonen Kip Brsgnns; las IT Bexs' Kip Bsegsns Aiss, Fsslioaaisis silk Haiz Hs. '. 6. Hats Re. &s-, &e. Fsf sale ien U
 Sept. |, Is4s. A. J Hu-T
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In addition e the fsf~going described lands. the sndes-gsed ls alse authorised is seis many ether valuable lalsds ia various s-clisas sl the State.
 ELIAS \. CONWAY, Attorney and Geaersl Lana Arena.
 Liitte Rsck. Arksaxss Sept ls. Isis. i--a-ssw-2sa
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saJ REW ARN.

HAVING paseksssA fssm ckaxiss Lewiss = . 7 aaan er shs chance ef him. ssansd sEi1ke3
 sEi gsss de shove se~asa 1s eay peepes
 whe uiI spprehsAa snd esiissr sess ssxpe 1e - - Listtle Keok JOHN xXU4<M
 Oct 2s. fsss. 41Ie GREET fkeS sna Tsn PisA%s Cisser sn4 Mkln - Css.s SesAx, frxsA. ssesised snd ics A1ik ty Oct. a. NM n NAiK.
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GaiND 0S: GRixD 0Nfs usT received per Maa Bsals. i2 sassa Afilis. ss- , serted sizss--fsr sale by A, j. HUH
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NOTICE.

MY wife. Sarah Chaplin. having len my bed and M board. without any isIst provocsiiOa: all per- sons are hereby Cautioned aoi to credit her on my account, as am determined not 10 pay any debts contracted by her from and afier the aafe of this advertisement. HERDS Il. CHAPLIN.
 October 90, Isl9--S:3M
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,l COUNTY CT PULasKI. la lae Psiaski Csresa fesrf Ae Chaaesyy side in
 sacstioR. Ocssber P. 4. D isl9 George W. Matthews. csnpisiasasl
 


 Csthsriae Matthews, Dsfesdsnf.
 nS this came the said cssnpls:asst. by bis suli-
 S citar, ssd filed his petition h this case pray ing to bs 6isarced fsesa the boads of Hlatvisnsay sabzisiiag betwcea himself and the dslandmnt: and il appearing, from the affidavit of the pesitiaass. that said defendant s resident of fse State ef Arkansas II Is ordered that pahlicasios he made two successive weeks in the Arksasas 6aaaer. a aewH- paper published is ihe city of Littie Rock nesifs- ing the eefeasui of the pcadency ef tlis sait aad naess she appSaf by Aersesf, CT atiorssy en CT ie fore the third day oi she next term Of this ccart al court ts bc holden al the court keass is the civ of Little Rock, ia the eoasty ef Puiaski, sa the htst Meaday oi DscsmAer next, it heinx sbs sisisd day ot said msnth, and answer the petssipn Aelsrx the thtrc day et ssia coart. the same wli he saken as eentaass4, end decFee catered accordingly; th. last publication being fear weeks before tls ssia specified term.
 A true copy from the record. Atssst BORDEN N. PEAY, C5erR. B $ Dr BcsE. Ssiicites Oct. Q ists. kaw
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EsLOuR--s0 hAAs- os:e ssSseisr Flssf. E a bbix fIiibsls extra ae. ds-
 Rsosised aad for ssis by WA & WAIT. .9sywa 2s. fel9. 5e--
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ROCK n HOTEL. Fly Maior Pelham.

On she bank sf fhe Risers tzsmeAiafeiy he~
 iew the state Efsa@e, CoRSEa os Mass asp ELa srHEern.
 LiKie ksrk. ArkaassA fJ~A comfsrsable Reailag Raam and ss.xl~nssy Dagaerrran Gallery sttaced ts ilss Reek nesei.
 Beotss teatesf Roofxslf D EcEfFED per Mai Boats, i4 Cases Bnets and 1N Shoes. Fol sais tbesp iof cash, by ort. I. is4s. A. J. MUTT.
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Edgar A. Poe,

The northern papers are full of notices of this maa of genius and his nntimeiy death We may publish an interesting sketch Of hts ie containing his last poem 'AnBabei Lee" !" from the New ork lrihune-Hlso his wonderful and touching Raven, ' which, in his admirable and fascinating lectures in this city, he rec:led with great beauty pathos and enect- In the mean tiais Ne have TeonI'only for the following chaste and forcibie picture ia the N Journal of Commerce.
 Oar readers will observe. under our telegraphic head, the announcement Of the death of this well known author. For some years past he has been more or less ill., and the anno ncetneut of his death Is not unexpected, though the jess melancholy on that account.
 Few men were his equals He stands in a posi-. ton among our poets aud prose writers which has made hum the envy Of many and the admiration ef all His life has been an eventfui and stormy one, and II any one shai be found To write his history, We venture 10 say that its simple truths wiI be of more thrilling interest than most romauces.
 During the early part of his life he wandered around the world, wasting the energies of noble mind Subsequently he returs.d to his native country but his heart seemed 10 have become enbi- tered by the experiences of life, aud his hand to be against every man. Hence he was b tier known as severe critic ttan osherwise; yet Mir, Poe had warm and noble heart, as those who best knew hin can testify. He had been sadly disappointed in his early wears Brilliant prospects had been dashed away from hesere hisn, aud Ire wandered oyer the w'i'u '" sra'ch oi shbSttute Tor them. Durug the latter part of his life it has seemed as if his really high heart had been weighed down under a heavy toad, and bis own words best express ihs emotions of his soul:
 Alas alas for me,
 Ambitfoa-aii is O'eY,
 Ne lne=e, so mere, 10 more,
 tSneh language hath the solemn sea
 Q the sands upon tine shore,)
 Shell bloom the thaa5er hiasled tree,
 Tue stricken eagle s0ar.'
 IL will not be denied, esea by his enemies, that MT. Foe was of great ability nd sll other recolieeiions of him will be lost now. and butisd with him in the grave We hope he has foa nd rest for he needed it, iticA Enquirer.
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NEW onERAns MAmKrra.
s..nn..s agm,ins' -. .a.s...... a's.., sa

HNtutta8 NlltlllllE, tFf11leF 2R, IB4N-
 TSe Vssl wesk has hewA neSioAaf eamsnal anlt- Ress n onr general nNket. Fev Gcassn tAe iaqniFy he4 been Eimisea. and t.srfkes d-eline has taksn piar- in priees; Cesn is slsa rsir laas. but wisA these exrepfisns. no aeria.st rmnre hss ecrmsyea in ,he raices nf our lesding arsirBes
 c sssn The s~eeFfisa oI ne C&r4sonia . Adrices on Sassray sscsniag lsrs, witch 9ersesea . qai { snaFkes d IfTsfr4,B3, win A6wnwasd sendnaey in prices, sig*cird essT market unfsveFebly ana thp ss'es af fsai snd ihs twa sasicwing hnsis@fs days wfies eempFised snusr 1S00 bales wess st aeeiise tn rstess uf asoss k ef ae<ns sz nesfss nil sysaea On Wesaeslss and fhafsAvY th~se wss hot saas8~r- ateipqary. .swtng parstv. perhaps disaRreeahts weather snd ohiy 250a hAles wese isnaee ol al ihe Sedacea rates asenstoned Absve. Yexserdax, tse psaKirity nf z z sieameTs news had seapa aiecs im checking basinrss. snd fgse sales were 500 hsies making teta fo4 the week ef esuo bases fhs iaFges portion Of winch has been tskeh for the North.
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GmOf:MRaEA.

c UG-5E. ceGee, Msiasses. Crushed. powdered - aad Loaf Sugar; Sup~rioE CeiAen Syrup. CssH Berries Carais Flekies. Preserves Jsiliess Wines. Superior Tess. and EhAmpasgH.
 Fresh i.ohssers. SaIsn ln, Rad Mackefsi; SpesA and Star Candies, SoaR. ke,. &c.
 Oct g. ISIS. ID. ADAMS.
 Near the Steam Boat Landisx.
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ApEArRs AT WAsHlsGroN.--We lake the follow ing letter, treating on subjects now permanently before the public, from the N. |. Courier and En- qurer of the llth inst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

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b. --.-- --1- Tho "a. -a--elr cams h.N ," -
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better s.-i CO r4-ra,at.- G-.-sl'l %. 80 49,
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f.. ..--.- r.. ,e--.-er- forward. .r-ri'l -
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