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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17
Ridge Land for Sale.

THNHE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Il tract Of land. situated OH Beach Creek,
containing three hundred and ninety.6ve acres
OF choice land, well adapted to the culture Of
Corn, Cotton, and small grain. About one
hundred acres are cleared and in cultivation,
the balance is well tmbered with oaks, hickory
and pine.
Onthe premises are good dwelling, and all
necessary out buildings, and is well watered.
The said tract. joins lands OF Capt. r. Ward,
VIM. Huiet and VIM. Johnson, ESQ.,.
JOHN AMACKER.
Sent. 26. If 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17


NEGRO ELoauENcE.-A Boston dandy
black stepped into provision store in
that city, to buy some potatoes; before
purchasing, he gave the following truly
eloquent description Of their nature.
Dc later is inevitably bad, or inwaria-
bly, good. Dare is no mediocrity in de
combination oh de tater. De exterior
may indeed appear remarkably exem-
plary and bulisoms while de interior is
totally negative; but sir, ifyou wends
de articles 'pon your own recommenda-
tions, knowing you to be man Of pro-
liability in all your translations, why,
sir, without furder circumlocalion, take
bushel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17
NO. 80.
sPECIMENT OF ELoQUENCE:

sPECIMENT OF ELOQUENCE:
The Logansport Qa.) journal gives
an account Of the presentation, of flag,
from the ladies Of Cass county 10 the
Democrats, of Palaski, at which cere.
mony Mr.. Grooves is reported 20 have
made speech, of which The following
is part.-N. o. Pic.
Fellow citizens! not alone in our dis
tricl is Democracy with its head and
ears erect like geese, but the whole
world is on fire with Locofocoism, which
is 81 per cent, worse than Milerisn.
In france. where the very bricks Of
the human sidewalk were down>troddeh
and herring .boned by the cunning of
Whiggery, they now glory in being
free! France /! glorions France! where
celestial soups are distilled from discard.
ed boot soles; and the epigastrum is
titivaled by the fragrancy of frogs stuffed
with garlic, is now free Republic -
(Mr. G. famed himself.) Germany
feels the shock to the bottom of her
beer-vats; and the cry of freedom 'rousing
the colled up sausages of Bologna, en-.
compasses Italy with The links of liberty!
The time of despots is come! The
dinner bell of tyranny has rung the OPP
pressors to their last meal! Henceforth
and forever our ancestors snatched the
burning brand of regeneration from the
hands Of limid posierity and planted it
deep in the bowels of the future Let
it grow.
But the end it not yet-the end of
his speech. Tie sirocco OF mohied
desoation sheds its crocodile tears over
the inluriated instincts of toothless
wretchedness throughout all England
and the cry among her thirsty, and mil
dewed millions. is for "Gin gin and
no work!' This is the watchword,
that; even while ! speak 10 you, rings in
the ears Of Queen Victoria, and causes
her to falter in hel fruitful career!-
The despot of Prussia turns Prussian
blue at his fate, and Austria eapes in
dismay at the howl that tell Of the ap.
preaching knife that is raise to wrench
her apart at the hinges.
And is there no room for refrom in
fee America? Can all do as they like?
May some Of US do nolhing3 Have
we liberty of conscience, or; in fact,
have we any conscience7 My Fellow.
citizens l hope the news from Pu-
laski will sweep the vagrant act and other
black laws rom;IEdiana-I dol Gentle
men, take this flag fair hands wrought
it, and bold hands carried il! Cherish
it in your hearts of hcarrs-and should
ever die, my pToudest wish would be,
10 be inferred in the meanest puddle in
Pulaski
Masic-"o COME along John, de fiGer's son,
AH'tyo glad your days works done."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17
Feather Renovating

WM7ILL cease here in some four weeks, for
w the purpose Of going to Hamburg
Those wishing tIer Feathers Renovated, will
please send their beds in us early as possible.
in all probability it will be the last chance that
may be offered 10 the citizens of tlls village and
vicinity.
w. II. SPECK.
Sept. 12, 1sAs. If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17
Log Creek Lands For Sale.


WNHE Subscriber offers for sale his valua.
a ble etrac, Of land, situated on Log Creek,
about seven miles north Of Edgefeld e. House,
containing five hundred (50U acres, more or
less. adjoining lands Of Mrs. Nancy Blocker,
A T. Hodges, John Burns and others, one half
Of which is woodland we'll timhercd. On the
premises are good Dwelling and Negro
houses, Gin house. Blacksmith Shop, and all
necessary oul buildings. The land is we'll
adapted TO growing Corn, Cotton and Small
Grain. The tract is well watered.
Also the growing crop Of Corn and Fodder
and four Mules, one Wagon and sundry arli
cIes too tedious 10 mention.
The land, if not disposed of at private sale,
will be snId at Edgeiield Court House, to the
highest bidder, on the first Monday in Decem-
ber next. Terms made known On the day of
sale. NJ. d. WELLS.
Sept 4. 1S49 If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17

Dr..
June 6. Received Of Tax Col
lec,or. s3,441 OO|
Nov. 90. Received ofBouware
and Christie, Tax Execu-
lions. IL 1OI
ss,4ss l9|
DeHuct Clerk and Treasurers
Commiss. for receiving, 81 O5|
$3,395 l4I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17

William GARRETT.
Chairman, 3.
A. JONES, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17


IsD1oo-A CURlous FAcT.-We are
surprised to see the following paragraph,
with the above caption, going the rounds
Of the Snuth Carolina papers. without
comment or coutradiction.-South Caro-.
inian.
"The Indigo plant was a native of
South CaDlina. II grew spontaneously
among its weeds aud woods. More than
one hundred years ago the planters there
commenced lis cultivation. In the year
l745, Sourh Carolina exported to Great
Britain 100000 pounds, aud the Paria-
mcnt granted bounty Of II cents per
pound, to induce its greater cultivation.
In 1857, when that ordnance was passed,
indigo was one Of the staples of South
Carolina, and; we believe, Of Georgia,
also. Now. in 1S49, not single pound
of Indigo is raised in South Carolina, or,
so far as we know, 10 all The South! A
plant which is indigenous 10 that region,
and which. in its early cultivation, was
exceedingly profitable, has been driven
from existence by the cheap labor Of In
dia. Great Britain now pays seven nil
lions Of dollars a year for Indigo raised iu
India ~
We dislike spelling vha,ever "curiousi-
ty' may be in the above 'fact." Not a
single pound indigo raised, in South Caro-.
lima We k.uow Of one merchant, this
week. buying three hundred pounds oft.
raised IN neighboring district; aud we
leariI il is brought in TO this market every
week; and that the supply is increasing
rather Than diminishing. We understand
that more attention, probably, is given to
lis cultivation now than for some wears
past. We venture TO say tha, in every
inland town 10 the Stale, and in every
country store, there can be found regular
supply Of South Carolina ludigo.
There is q class Of writers who seem
10 have determined, in their own minds,
that Souh Carolina is good for nothing.
and that her soil eau raise nothing but
"chivalry" and "resoIHlions." There is
also class of small politicians and mons
grel political economists who affect to be-
lieve that ,he salvation of this State from
bankruptcy is nearly beyond human pre-.
venlion. from her stand-stil, or rather,
retrograde policy. And yet there is not
a State in The Union in souuder fnan-
cial condition than South Carolina, ror a
State which is less affected by the COM
mercial convulsons which sometimes near.
y oVerwhelm other sections Of the Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17
WOnlan's Love.
BY J. o. NICKERSoN.


Let others seek for gltlering wealth,
Long life, vain ease. conentmeni, health,
Foi these AYE more we. Danish care,
If woman's love on earth we share.
I, raises us from grov'Iins earth.
To beings of a nobler birth;
Implants within pure desire,
For something better, something higher.
From direst passion we are free,
When blessed by woman's cumpanyi
For none can think of vice or guile,
With womans love, meath woman.s smile.
Whenad days are seen before,
And brightest skies with darkness lower;
She ready stands, consoles, bcguiles,
And cheers us on with angel smiles.
When treach'rous fiiend from us depart,
And banished hopes make sick the heart;
She points us 10 fair realms above,
The prototype OF woman's oye.
None can deny the heavenly power,
That saves from man y sinful hour;
For ndught can Danish vices wiles.
Like woman's love, and woman's smiles.
A being far too pure for earth,
Sweet creature Of celestial birth;
The scepter love like Aaron's rod,
She wields and points man on to God.
IF we would raise voice 10 Heaven,
1t should be one tllut il has given
The boon-when sin our hearts defle,
Are cleared again by worhan's smile.
Friendship.
The earth can boast no purer lie,
No brighter, richer gem,
No jewel ofu lovelior die,
Than Friendships diadem.
For it hath heen, will ever be,
The sweetest charm of earth,
And boasts near affinity
To things of heavenly birth.
UL-- i:.--rrl I.vpe5."s-.,e--.
Can aught those drops discover
Divide you may the mingled mass,
They're mingled still forever.
Suarc those hearts by Friendship joined,
The drops the lesson teach,
True Friendship never can dissolve,
For each parlake Of each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17

tits said 'ha, man was recently seized
with symptoms Of cholera, from having
dreamed thai he ate strawberries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17

CR.
Jan. 3. Balance due Treas'r. 79
June 6. To cash paid B: M;
Blocker, Treas'r. OF
The Lower Bat'n.,
9th Regiments Sl,3O6 10
:" /" Cash paid w. Wise
Treas'r: OF the Up
per Battalion, I'm
Regiment, 263 w
"" Cash paid w. Glow
er, Treas'r. OF the
Lower Batt'n., 7th
Regiment, 965 w
&c" {" Gosh paid w. Mob
ley, Tfeasurerof the
Lower Batt'n., lob
Regiment. 2o3 w
a" i" Cash paid W. Har-
rison. Treas'r. Of The
Upper Batt'n. 9Th
Regiment. 45O w
"" 4" Cash paid e. Grey, =,
crier, w
Add Clerk and Treas'rs. Com
missions for paying outS3,24S
97cts. % per cent. 81 ~
s33sO l6
Jan. 2. ls49. BY balance cash
on hand, 6l 10
1896 IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-17

Report Of the Commissioners of Roads and Bridges
for EdgefeId District, Fall Term s49
O. N;ehokn Treasurer III the General Board T
Commissioners of Roads and Bridges, ls49.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

BETHESDA CHURcH.-An able and interesting
di.course before this colored Society worshiping in
the Hall Of the Lyceum Buildings, delivered yes
,c,dsv bv Rev. JOSHUA LEAvirr OF The hdYndeal
newspaper The subject was The Injury Of sin to
the soul and was lstened with great earncstness
by very respectable audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

NtTANTED->ituaiions for III n-r % excellent eris
w snc cf ir-n. recently arrived ffce RON ciy hHnis
ara 4s-o~faisr< nd willing Sork 1r utera-r - R-s
Anpcsou 10 made ne offc- ui .h- Commissioners
n frrf grafton. in fh- Park No charges. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

IT, The late outrageous assault upoa the ser
want of the Mexican Minister the subject Of an IN
Vcste alton yesterday al the court house before jus
tees Grub and Goddard. The District Attorney sp
peared for the prosecution, at the instance oi NE
Secretary OF state 10 whom representation OF the
outrage had been communicated by the Mexican Min
istcr Mr. Charles appeared on behalf Of Henry lcss
ants free negro Of the persons arrested, Mr. Rat
cie in bchslf of Edward Hall free negro, the other
person charged with the assault The Investigation
continued from II until clock, when, after snumoeT
of witnesses had been examined the magistrates ad
iourncd their court until II o'clock today. We refrain
IRON giving any partial statement Of the case but shall
wait the decision OF the Justices when the entire
evidence has been laid before them. IL stated BY
Or MAY that the wounded man, (Psrstu) although IN
sound state OF mind, yet remains in very preeari-
Gus condition National lntelhgencer.
Tux CHOLERA AT JUSIArA-The cholera broke
GU, al Alex sudris last week among the lRoorers the
Central Railroad, and 1t caused uncssness along
the Valley Of the J0nata Capt. kenug, contractor,
from Mersi0wn and 0i the engineers died OF H.
beside considerable number OF ths laoorers There
were several NJ HOlldSysburg, snd other points
on the rver. Capt Hooper, one Of the packet boats
died al Newtown Hamilton, sud his hesmAn also IN a
day or two after. lLewisburs pa Chron 18Th.
AGRICULTURAL MscsISEs.-rhe Mempk Il En-
yAircv notices whcstcu;ting machine invented by :.
: Rembert The machine Is drawn by single hoT sc.
and cuts hYcshcs fans and bag the wheat the horse
moves on and this whether the ground te level and
fire from stumps not The machine only cuts 81.
the head OF the wheat leaving the straw TO he powed
under 10 is not stated WHAT Aca o Nncnt tao toe M
chine viii cut in day t is said 10 leave much less
wheat Tor the cleaner than the whesieEade.
| INV FiRsNs> IN ALLEGHESY.-Meetinesw were
held in all TIE ards in Allegheny, on Wednesday night
anssoew nre comp org znized All Nno loied
| are OF the best character Snd we are sure tbs
they viii net befound wanting in the hour OF emergency
lfistsb1rgh Gazette, Sth-
| " c. G. Downes wss examined fnr forgery a
Portland, before Justice Fitch on Thursday and wa
discharged. This IL the gentleman who decsmped, snt
| wss arrested in Vermont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

Fousp DEAp.-At O'Clock this morning a nan
was found lying dead on the corner 81 blosa -
a. Uhen h 81 taken % the lfs; " t41 -'a-.. ~ -
and the Coruner notified
PoricE Coma boy rAned joseph Arts.n' - -
prentice 70 M-ssrs Ca.kins and paN-'s' ~ -.
ufsrfur~rs corner 81 Mzc~n-lane 400 49, -. -,
a.. e.euirr iat-n into custody 90 sl-plclon ei
hi. EMPLOYERS ard a-o trirE De pf.in--.r ~.
has beeu fred fsice within ne a. - - .'s..,~
r.-i0r row re-ts urur me Roy A. being ~ ~, -
r.. rreui ~. have - h--u robbed AM ion N. @
In - tf-i thtnEs we're IN IN ihe store :. 'A--
rsr-trref bv sorue one correcied win ne ~ II
7t - i-v rI.r--s with TIE of-nse afrni inAl p
-.f sod ro-sds from tire store ani pocAr-ri ~
and up0n searching tis TRINA goa - -.
A. .rre none, H.. p-oretds oi his renlc.f- ~
gu,d Ia II n. va -nrsiu te to ans rf-. h-'l- n.
after rart 81 Friday o. l1f itr drY t"''-- - A. 80
WIGHT A Cam-h--. II. corner nf Hudson a.l - -
a. -. .r.-r~d hr "a keys and ruh0e ni AtN-t
worth Of silks nsr1ed fstrcA rllln rll-
about O'Clock -ai4rtaY unnlr-. uu afiaI- - --~N..
r fore hv e-ferrE he house of me >-leie 90 ., t
~ ~ Houston s-d Nu' h~rrv r. 49, c7uiilel ~
Jlsfre Tmn.0n .. Acne Pierce AID JOIN ir-is .l'l
wen arrested saturday -usQcioi % l-f,- ro
vnI ratrb worth 81 Tt-v were cnnnlitri JOY -fturT
examination By J1suce McGrain-.- Inc -Ans -
i0...l an man raued James % Cornnf, on S--lf az
f1r huvInr a quantity q r-esVsx. Knowing i D. evt.
r-or- nos viz 80 so IN 10 frog Nj John 3 b-nnel
... l.uce NrGraih a-o c0rnnl-i-4 ''i .,'
fIr passing bad coin. per-on nanir'l -''A =,
he ra-s.a one "a 90 ar John 81 N. % i si'eff
and another Patrick D~Fr'n.---JeAh Lang Va n
rested by Officer Wva Saturday, evening i'f lIIl'--9
driving h horse ir me stree AM running COVE t@n
rsr,ss Jeremiah N.horv he cQnni.ird ny Jusicr
r5,nn.or Geo 4 Hsr1s vas arrested Saturday morn
NJ FOR stealing ~ note from Fainck hcnndr. Ire
money was recovered James W lsnu = iocAe ~ "
Justice Monor1 and held 20 answer charge OF siea--
ug $40 bal ifom susan Nahons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

Tux HARVEST IN Tux Wssr.-The CsnciRAait
Ga,dis OF the 18Th has the following The deficiency
IN The wheat crop Of OHIO ths season il 10 pretty
satisfactorily sscertsncd will Ne about one third or
from I,ooVo to 100000 bushels This is heavy
loss 10 fH upon cur state but will be shared by the
people generally, and sso. In some measure hy the i'm
porting points tina, depend upon Ohio Tor portion Of
their regular supplies OF whest-ior. notwithstanding
rhis deficiency, the State will export a par, of heT
wheat harvest. The Ices TO large wheel growers
viii be considerable, but by farmers generally viii
bs hardly felt The same remarks win apply to the
growers and consumers in Southern Indiana and South
ern Illinois
corrox RorE.-The Charleston Mercury has
an article on the virtues OF cotton rope sample Of
his ssnuiacturc from Barcelona IN Spain has been
presented to the EDITOR by old captain who has
been for years using cotton rope on board his vessel
for various purposes, and who conscers " ID many
respects superior to hemp rope. He represents u q
working remarkably free. and as retaining It's Ieu
bity and soitncss in the coolest weather. Tie speak
In high terms also OF its durability IL Is made O; re
fuse cotton and the Ncry thinks can BE- produced u
,bs South much below the cost OF hemp rope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
pARrrcuI.AR DIRECTIONS

ARE GIVEN IN THIS WORK for tle treatment ~
n Cholera The Popular CyciOpedis II Modern Med
cine By Keith Imray, n D. Fellow u the Royal College
f Physicians and Licenuate Of the Royal College Of sur
icons Edinburgh. American edition one lafge vol sgo
Pnce in muslin Kilt ~ q ~ sheep extra, -. Or for
remittance " q the entire wOrz, now complete la u
weekly numbers. Will be- sent By mall
Po.mastsrs are authorized forward such reuluances
free VI postage.
s. Ors.s sny e. al r,rad i oLsah I'D asppias.s shoae
- moot "a "a lsbI= e11 Wdur etoa bet Osz-tis
n.t a.si As ianay pfscsDtf matter. u nod
CO. gnQ~f f-gn-a. lof ofg-tk chg~< 90 srsl .
-sd lk. ~ otn~f sons oi sn ~ f--ef frn
al folly p-f-as1-f rm shat 80 sv-
-afy 20 fanny BOOK Inst - pfsty
l.fa.1 10 - .ifs., ao.a.at-c h4h.sy : - il-gs-r
W. 49,. .ors art -. ID tla5t. s4p.r-o- oil
..r- 80 Yr-.-fes.5srrh ", H-ra1
d s. fssni .sfl
lsns94ffH IL ' } ir---
~ To canyssssrs, agents and others wishing 10 engage
m lie sae 81 this w0.k the publishers would say, that The
terms. 1.cn liberal Nil BE- made known appAca-
ton either personally or ~ maii, prepaid.
GATES, sTEDMAS a co. Publishers.
ivf7 tteod no <Assau-st N~w.YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

The total amount ct California gold deposited
At the Philadelphia and New Orleans mnts up to the
18th inst has been 81 306. 500.
Capt. VIM. X Swift of Philadelphia has been
chosen President Of the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad and not Of the Baltimore and OHIO
Road as has been before stated
-Four American vessels and one British vessel
arrived At Montreal during the last month, from ole
do loaded with corn lard pork and cotton The latter
brought up the river to Cincinnati, and thence 10y
canal to Toledo. 1t was sent forward by Canadian
factory an experiment The Canadian schooner "a'
bound Tor Quebec, where American vessels cannot 60
at present, owing to the navigation laws she wa
chartered for a return voyage with pig iron, which
to be delivered At Chicago for 81 50 per ton. Tho
American vessel from Montreal were chartered to re
turn 10 Toledo with - Ubes salt at cents for 50 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24


A revolving and unnatural attempt 70 poison
family OF nine persons made in this city yesterday
IA appears that Captain Sammons, with his family con
sstng Of eight or nine persons was poisoned by arse
mic being put into their tea. woman who was EN-
ployed Ms seamstress In the family Mr. Hanson an en-
cneer and three others are dangerously ILL., captain
Ssmmons is very sick but will recover
James Summons his son. has been arrested ON sus
picion lie was known 10 have purchased the poison
last evening. Young Summons has OF late led some
what disspated life and 1t Is thought that his object ~
posoning his father mother and whole family, was u
come into possession Of their property, supposing
doubtless that their deaths would be- attributed to The
prevailing epidemic.
Line and has been residing with his family in this city
for about two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

n
n TATE.-Pgrsu ant 20 decree d The Orphans Court
81 the County u Monmouth, Newt Jersey, made In
Term o; fs1rgsy. $40 ne subscriber, AdnnlsIraor Of
GEORGE GkEIO dece1s-d, viii eel a. public yendge
OF The cr-uis WEDNESDAY. The 18th July between
tie hours Of y snd 5Ocock NJ Of that DAY the Yam
u sa1 ce--sset containing about = acres snsted A.
Long Branch. MJnmoHth County Se~-Jersey, distance
about three sal from NEWTON The house 10 Two
stories hgh with ar'trae dry cellar, paved with brcx
AID kfcher and shed attached al aud b1it Ia mo-
dern style ard d he best materials and workmanship
also larxe AID cOmodols Oarn carriage house, smoke
hou--. and a. the necesssry Oat0ulld age, and
good order On The place Is variety q fruit trees
Iarge portion u which have Seen graded, and ex-
cei-rI AMI Deverfsng spring also, eislern for rain
The and 10 IN nigh stste Of cultivation, and is
most admirably adapted " ne producing Of al kinds of
market H1cz, both from tho nature 81 he sol and its
close proximity the HeSfOfk marsei- 10 being only
ri rs from Eaion Town Landing, and from Red Bank
from either place in the Sumner sesson) there IL daily
Communication with New-Yofk, BY the steamers Edwin
Lewis and COn1cence. For gentleman doinZ business
10 New YOrk and wishing tine healthy sTo Of easy
70 spend the sumner The above IL most desirable
location.
Also, a the sane time and pisce, lot Of woodland
sr1zied AZ PENIS Neck, containing about Il acres
PersOas wishing tae premises will please Gp-
ply 70 Mr. s. Lane, storekeeper AZ Long Branch who
viii Stow the sane, and give such Information may b
required, or WILLIAM C. GREIG, Administrator,
iyR 7s- 10 ChsuySL asw-fofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

The Long Island Bank has declared dividend
of per cent for the last six months The Auburn
Syracuse Railroad Company have declared semi an
nuAl dividend of per cent Speeds Erie and Michi-
gan Telegraph Company dividend of per cent
The value Of merchandise imported into this
District exccpuny tha, -snt TO the warehouse and the
amount OF duties received during the week ending ON
the 10Th in each OF the four years was AS annexed.
1876 lr47 lslS. lSf9.
Free goods. .Slg7.i46 slNhi8 Sl5m1 sl7nl3i
Duiiable goods. gS3 go l,576,5ls l8oo.lJl ls7sS4
Total mdse 81 l3l 076 sl,g7,g76 $lSs4ll9 s2,ll84f
Specie ........ 1870 800 2j.lJO H.st
Cash reed 49,. S3llo6 36lioo 1880 52i,t.
The movement in Dry Goods during the week end
ing ON the 10Th instant, follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
BLINDS AND DOORS
CARVING MACHINE.

rIrHIs WONDERFUL INVENTION and great labor
saving Machine now 10 successfll operation ~ mo
tuanufsr tory Of Messrs A Taylor Co III Pearl -
corner Hague IT, where specimens ~ 10 "ofk may -
seen and Tor the machines and The right
% 80 them may be made
CabIuetnakers, riauofOrte makers, ship and arehec
ra carvrrs and all who engaged Ia cung irregular
forms shapes wood metal VIII had u 10 he adFtn
tage 10 call and examine The machine
Iyl7 w. ISAAC NJ sIGSER, Inventor.
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and Is well printed. As newspaper, the f"P41i0o"
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