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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

Tnr Rousn ISLAND ExPspirioS "A winter 10
tb. Moods arss contgossrlng cef!ain srsi'e Ia TIE
Ns-, Crisass Ds,a, ssys
Has The Dsl1 been igrn.shed V..A 40 tdiDss o.
,hs do.nrs OF la,s on Round leland hss he heard
no,hinr of trkrls which occSsicnaly occur among
tssse issiess men OF tie s,1,b-s whica haFe tssrn
nlses there within few days past y! Tie -,saf 81
H. usap,e On the E.u let these pti,faAs men should
"a s.,sfs them OF the unwinguess 60 aci on the
ns. Of courts magistrates msfshais constitutes =
,, .ra how Ia one instsecr TIE cisii Sltoofiucs
nj shs sovereignty u Mississippi were dad ~aen
thev attempted 70 enforce the az Has DC nrsa Oh
-, '-,s., on gouud Island srd that when the fsffei
80 ~ the rder sent GA shore ~ fssoesoa =
IN ls.t FROM the squadron does be not snoe tas i1e
I.5 su,bsrlties would have nothing . DO Win hi'i
,hs 40 one would stand forward 10 enforce toe ~ IN
tSe - sovereign Sssrs Of Mississippi 1' -
80. thi.. 49, he krows too thst snotner ioAA :
s,n,iseres iu dangerous state from ne e1cS.' =.
ss,,r. rs.eiyed ia bFswl san, IN no isce o. =.
80. -. ma saws thst the State o. MISSISSIPPI =
-, ~. ~ proiec, ia laws sud deal VITA ~roas
rss-s This ssssrtioni s untrue The irsa Nnos -
,,r and mesr; IL for siss h9 $3.50 - - -
10 - -, which b. could musacr slncus TOE sPs'se
isi,a of this portion OF The STATE "oad Ssls ~
.o,es. uoop tie lswlcss band sssc1elcc ca
Round islSno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

HtvkyA.-BY ihe Mare 4. Jones. Cant. -.rlaHf,
re have received our ties OF pspers from tn.f cry o.
fne lih .rat incl sVe. They ccutau nothing oi lrfcf-
e.' and -rr usia, profoundly elect win r-s9.et -p
lhe late atfem pied insurrecflol at Puerto Principe.
Froal private letters received here We lrn taa tle
active and energetic measures taken By ta- Captain
General f0f be sugprCssi0n I'd he revolt we're entire
ly successful Tao Island has been rcftlrat % tran
QuAy. letter ~ the ed.fors c. L. fr sfaies NAB
terrible example vii b. sfe 0f tie CGlfalrlin ie4-
1i.nf ~ifh which the rsF0.l oaguateL Lls alilqn
ties have 10 "a ssli, ordered % o. 3e ltcims'ed-a
penalty s.most roo uerci.ess for ee..ef
Bulfg hts are Tie order The lsy 40 lilf -na. and
are attended by vast crowds of people.
Toe mortality 10 Hsraus during ta- molrl n tls lst
does uoi appear 10 have been Fery -1n- iera9.e d.
though 70 Is reported rhsf the yellow fever Is Frafant
~ taat city lte total nuuser RI nisfinelfs Tss ony
l55 or hrre over - day .AsE Orleans bee. l'-l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
Tire Indian. ana Ihe war "a FlorIaa.


We have been politely furnished with a per1sai
of a letter from j orda, from which We were per
m.ttsi % make the following extract. II these
professions are 10 good faith the part OF the In
aisrs. ihe dili.u'ties msy DE sstdcf without Tar
c1. iurtl 90 b.ooishsd. provided tho lndians VIII
couacnt . remove % the Wfs'.
FoRr bRooEE. sept o, lsil
Cr.rrFrrs Billy Bowegs, tho Chief Of the Sem
.rlles sert in three runners. who met Capt Casey,
ar Agent sare.ots. on the 81 met They said Billy
hoard sh regret Ci the a'e murders ana tod then 70
sy that lC8pt Casey would meet him. be would be
s fl se,e ths diclIiles D. tho entire saisiacton OF
tra whits people That sam Jones had ssnt a runner
% y with tie frat news. urgag him tBly) 10 aid IN
procuring peace The murder on Indian River, July
Il.h was committed by 20 young Indiana -sminoes,
-,ro reside on ine K's.iue River one Of whom IL an
outlaw sui who desired to make war i0r the purpose
iaFng timss from Che Indian law. Iney remained
ODD thar edo az the territory Until the l3n and IN less
.lsn $40 days crossed over Pea River. aad com.
-r ,fai me murders there. party wss die gatched
..r t-e rst murder 90 arrest them, but reached Pea
River tne DAY after fle murder 40 the store lnmedi
er tlefeaier the nsc murderers were ogersken and
captured the Chiefs lli dsown and regret these muir
a-r- and 40 ne Indians arerfe r. hostlies Bro
Ken srks were fxchauged for council with Ihe Chiefs
H. Crariofas Hsr0or The l-h inst-thus the affair
aoa stands There many false reports In creu'
alton that am induced o. send you correct state
mCuf oi our present Indian a-a'rs here. Yours, Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

NUaDEsous AssAUIr-PSoS 81 > 80 -
party Of eolored men went OF. % oos-ry Of Mr.
\, ,aa,eneed 10 beat ore Of rig sons, ~o
p" ne ~ ~, NsN.csa War lis brother M so
800 Wiseo5dls coming to h.' as,is.aSs. '' ,s,S
s.a. irea pistol Al hi when a-.,sss morally
snsS. though he wss not dead when We A'' h7a'u
from him .,...s tbs horrible deed,
though ROT ye' S''''''0 fPit,searsh Gszes.e, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
fetal Amount of Produce per Hudson River
Lines.


TUESDAY. Sept 25-5G2i hbl- Ficle 1000 bash Whest
1855 do Com II. tbs Ashes, loo boxes Cheese ~ oae'
Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26


q PawIsr- g. wsli,, Psrenoiozisfs ard
fs0ii.hers, .1tos n. ~ rss'sl o. resf ne ran
- Mr.. m.- =. Cove aiehoI-, Waisr-cafs Physi-
rsf v LeHrgIgc-s7 Co-sll at ons ION ia III % ~
f-rsots visited q! --if rsncecces
- Watsr-cure.-Jo.L sss~, n y rrsaaaorsf, "a
flar.--av R-.lrost. scar I-ntl-sl O. !"
q Water-Curo Institais-.--Dr IAALL ~
sses psis1s a. ~. c,s aod,on' eliy est1'ssi1sL -
Lst l>st l1a e. DJtsf ~, L = Cs.sfI Pise.cs -
f.1--i 81. A-Tcs gVe1 ~ hons Isafuest Consul "a
l.1l verbs. 2r BIZ lsiier. = az 10"
- Sent smsn in want OF Lisht Hat .aai
III .r.- =. r-r = p ~. fi-,.s Percss Hsis- t1s
81 Hs.s made t-s. sct-ay Wsler proof 90 g-e De-
.-lT- ELyCz0 1 sAscKEa lls sfoaaws5
y Rs-tara lss Of Natural Sisht.-Preis..or
tsosrs y v Yr--"frs 1r- hrs-)r@s ~ nz-'rr 'gnt,
lafs lr Arx lorE las lnres ~ s-ea ~--s 10
War; 81 80 3 ffl- crle1Tag in Boston 80 other
-sys e. % Wafer = Referees &c l51ac-nts - Inc
sssists sJ~s ~ ID ~. ..s /. .] ~
&C. -r. 9. Aezs. ist' j u e 20 p ge,e.s. ~
. II o. s.ss-,. . ........''..'
Lees .-...-+-.tt.s+s -. = ~ ol--nDpalt ?
-.s-s-.-....... y .' 1l1flef-. .s.-........
lil-s. E-ere1..-.... Eirrsu .............
.-rgyu-l ........t- t- E-fiEeefs ...........
Ar-a, .............. q 90 c,asr cccgpsa9n-...
Is 1-w poas.ss 10 A1y.s.................... %
a|' e -Arttstl 49,"
ROBERT L PATTI ,.hsos, Prssidetf
l-- 1.LLrs. -eerrl4ry
JOSEPH l. LORD. Agent.
T.sts lr1slsr = D. Mecca Ex-al1-r, a. - Df.-.
daily if91 a. COOK. PN si lm&<W
- Wixs aza To=pee~.-gsTcalLoE's e-lsbra,s-
p faraqy - a. Maii-sl. ~.rs =. a. llres ear BE-
.. -le arge-f sss1r-le1f m l- cry. orarEers 1.c
-rEss ssQlll cal sd .1cgs f7r -ras-lge- bsf1re ar
--7-rT s-~1-re. Bfr-szLlzs crwly l1Te1,rr VIZ
9ar- silver media a. ll- Fair q - Afaer.sa ia..|
t--s. ClFg .ae Ellrs-a nlyi5 bWss0
- WAFER ggrr.-D- Hzsxks's Dssags Hoznix 2
A1-f llre -sls1 s--1- e. s1a Orange. y. J. = lC1
GOA ~ L1s reception - patents 1lls esLsD sl11e-
~ ~ rosl .ssrsl- 4ocZlols f9r l- cfaclce u
N.ier C-r-sll e file. ? 10 sFsry r-ri1r llurrr
r-rz-e Ls-rs 1t..ete- ~ 10 yzti@rs f1e
.r sIllsDrsrgs esv- - fJol 4 Corrl9r1.t a.
O'Clock. s. and4P d.-y, re1cai-Z sogt5-Orer Eo 10
ol- -o-r L,trrs cr clrc1rs addressed - Dr. AttkEk
af.r-- % luz
esrH or BURY.--rss soes q ~ ss,i ssss
- " -e-=rlrfl Kay 40. rs-e.r-ef y z dN-11
eflH . - . % 49, -s-f ri-~e~-i ~ '@"-
DAGs wATED-le % . lss.s ~ni.s. fos cas-, ~
~ sl1 sAUhf pEkRcksoa- - sSsnSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

GsSl1EncS by letter from 81 Augustine cor.
respondent we irern that on express arrived from
Tampa bringing intelligence that Capt Casey had sue
reeceI in cbtannz Interview With some u he In.
f.srs End hist ti.. day ~ss appointed by Billy Bow
l..f ~ tare tex Nlth Gen. lNigzs hys@gs, 70 %
..if 10 wi0g ~ deliver up % Grn Iwizgs thf 100 sLs
v.l were concerned in tne l,,e gufr-ges; large
srrt RI llarfarf1ls,eIs stores have arrived e. ST.
f1-utrle lrlu l~.inere sr1 New Fog and p0rts, Tor
H.- w. ll u. SCOPE. .lowin. tras tbs Government
IS a. i9 a.rE n earrest b provide remedy ior Ia
l.4r rrrun.rs Yours. < ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED.-A room and che or tyso ssnaii
Db@droous with board for two lci.os and lh- 1cder
s--d The sus~-- as. s1a- the location of hocss si
ss.oa Of room. .nd the price per week None oher w.
- rorcea Address JOHN W RlISa.
.is az '57 Drval~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

-. ,,rrv,x., AccoUSrs.-Twen,y yeas
JUDGE a. a. ra,,red from the General Pest OF
sgo '"sgs sso SAYS ssaington letter ~,..ss
nee erk assns up seeoani d'so0orsd 's ,ss war
-. das rim oy 6ossrnent Of sly, 70. ~srsss
an, "a been Issued In bis favor 10 'e W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

scapiia 10 oin very practical rsn N narserY Az
greenhouse es.anlshmsnt thsi has been In orefsAoc
hree years with ~ Increasing business ts eonvenec.
ocsl 40 vel ss >ewlork and Philaderhis mNscss,
Property Or good security ecuvseut he above VIII b
lksCu 70 presents hrt rate opportunity D. business
or Any gentleman who may wisa establish his SO
pleasant and peruznent occupation Apfy pc
BY letter POSTPAID, 70 X BUST, Nnrssl 1lsn
o. Chesngtst Philsteiphis. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

- NiEs ard TuErees.-EaTca-Loss c-lcoratrc
- q flrtlry - ~ W.-s were =. a. lEes ear Dc
.s-l le .rg~si sssgr.ne1f ~ cry. straIEers 1sc
--Te-s seo11 cal sd 1c-e ,9r lrus-g@- bef.re par
--r-r s-~1sre. BfTcEELlz's cewly l1gel,rr VIZ
-rel silver ned e. =. lie Fair q ID American Inst
re Capg re -llrs-a my5 6WAsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

= PawIrr- g. W6iis, Pbrenoiozisfs ard
l. agll.hera '-f0l Hal. l3 ~.s-aI o. Gear ne Fsff
- Nf.. ~. =. Cove fichoi- Waiercafe Physi-
"a 49, n LetrelonsV Co-sliarons ron lpA N iofr VI
PET srf. VISITED q! --if regicerces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

DOARD.-A very pleasant upHefnishet room 90 III
O.-cond hoor win board sussbis for gentleman sri
HI. wife pnvse srily residing IN the peighooraooi
Of Broadway and Mashin ssasfs Apply 81 Chiffon
Drug store corner VI Fourth Noosfsf ats 81, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

es<h or -ALI-BURY.--rss so-es q las ssss
- " esl-sc1rf Kay -. re-esr1ef y z dOtyH
rflN 8 - rf-~e-r~i ~ '~n-
DAGs WATED-gsL " - lo1s suite. fos esSa, ~
IL sl1 sAEnf 4 pEkRlcEsod - socaSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

I,OARDiNG.-ro let In q house where there arc :
ID lew select bosrders suite OF rooms the nr. nOof,
aso sin e bedrooms with full OF partial board not ant
cold bait. for free " The occupants Apply a 90
Houston 81 corner o. Crosby. sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

ewes ,sisns a. he -ouactloos city rstachs1ueIl
LsI..-st lrf a. D5fsr bay. = Oersfal pIeeac- q
f.1--I /. Alv'cs giVrn fr hons irsat1f NJ Cons7lte
llrs verbal " 5Y letter = AZ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
= Gent emsn in want Of Light Il

bed iIfl-r -el arg beaver i1t are ft'i 4cslr4
81 rl 1-t eElnr- or Peat Gaia Percls Has ne
rl Hs.f made t.s. sc-ay W-ler proof 90 4 -e De-
.r n. nd f- .le Dan-iscfHrs
aLtDLy 4 sANCKEE lls Eroafysy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

BOARD IN BROOkLN~.-Tnre or four gentle
- meu can be accommodated with pleasant rooms tr~
breakfast ard dinner. sunday In denshuui location
not FAR nom Fulton Ferry 6S Henryst near Pnssppies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

- ygatsr-cuF~ .-JogL sas~, n Y. rfs@au0ref %
5 sIr..-sv R-.lrcst. scar T-rtirL O. la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

EotRpINd-A few slnxis xsntemsn or families
ID can be- pleasantly accommodated al eux thfua1
way. Also day boaIdsfs VII bad Il al agreeable sai
convenient location ALL am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

Il Is ls ASTONISHING what 60 Of iuulc-'.
sad teioImsa Institutions We Base r iris CRY For
Instance. there are the Deaf and Dur. asy,-m tie
Blind lnstitsie TIE Criminal Gear. and oihsrl wri-a
which No DO not now r-aarm5er % would seem o.
b. hsh tine tea, wo changed either cur morals ~ our
rhetoric
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

DOARD.- Pleasant rooms with psntrles aitsehed. fVs
ID geuieDrn and lheir wives aud single gentlemen. MAJ
oblalnet i-rge and cOlnmodoas house, win PRIV
l-ge OF hot cold and shower baths, 81 " Second 10
Broadway stages pass he door. so ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

BOARD AT 81 BKEkMAN-sT. within hys NIL
Duies' walk of Wsllsl OF ths City Hsh-A g-nllef"ss
AMI h. wife can b. accommodated with pleasant ffoot
room on tho second door with closet agaeh-d Also ses
eral siu gle gentlemen can h- accommodated ~. az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

Jas Bsdssr sshoeneld do Niagara Nye NYorh Excelsior Will
iams nj; Br bark Isp,he Dener.n.; brig Co,ea Hs
Jas sr ps Portland for Mobs Zoo g.. kys AMP
Bsnk chip George skohsld choate NYork 70, Aosis
Hrw onIrAss Jan osrr ship Frauc.. n ..,.,a Tenn,
4ssn s.a ssa . d., fss s Gs;.s Casa
%Ssss Ei.s'ns'e 80 sss.dsa sssssa; --'..
IS D,ssr Giant, Kingston, Jam; brig Elizabeth watts
Jan ls-A 'chrs Sarah nm Lnhsc for Richm md
Ycrf; 1sth Euioas TIeethen. Norfolk Portsmouth
NEW BAvr. Jan II Ar bark Don Juan. Teorp Turks Islsni
b. srr Native boyle uvsrpoo ESsrk scuie Porsnd ID
to Bosor VIM Baird stnbbs Baltimore bound soop
r,nue ot Iurws,l Bay s.rs Je~ess sation. B.ltImos
Hicks shore CO bark Arch Cros ell dotted Kingdom
l7h lark Bachelor Page Rich ond for
Finley wcmhls, do Bnswsil Fosque, Shore; Lonsl
Brown NOans sloops Lauiel wilhorp, Hampton: Henry
M,ss WsSs Star ssadssop s sss
io C brig Delaware Baker, wIhdies sob EsssquibO Nor
In Hampton Roads I-Brg Curabs from NOreans to Rich
mond l6 propeller Nrleans
PnopENcE Jan l7Arr barks Floy berry Nc rleans
Their hut aimed damsPe fehumke,ge Fist 49,
henry. Apsache Ola LIST inst Maria Turner Mobile t Man
haap Johnson Apalachicoa 26sh ult sove huwarks
split sas Retssy Jsre, wmr gton. sonrs
EmIire Penheld nobi ssd u William wxon, and Pomon
Keepe, Norfolk Abeons Doane Baltimo twas
South az sttsar split forsi &cl Below brig TAFT from
PoRILAsp I7-Arr brig Bath, ui Orleans
Havana frir sehfgo. lee. Cubs. IfIl -
PRsvINcErOws, Jan l7-Scr Palestine of and from Thomas
PIciMoSD D. Jan l7-Arr sch Ly IN. Stevenson Boston
sACANSA Jar Il-AIr steamsbip Cherokee Lyon. NYork
tss Anersan Ross NYork; Ottoman Hsnnum Boston; SEA-
lie, Herrmsn Havana: Cnm!dA Grant, D0boy Island 18th
TARPAUIN Cove Jan l6-Arr brig Esther Glover Cayenne
22d ut for Salem.
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Died.
On the 10th inst, JAMES s RErr

On the 10th inst, JAMES s REID. r.
The friends and acquautances OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock from bis late residence. 605
Greenwich street His remains will DO taken to Green
wood for interment.
On Thur,dsy the 18th inst ANN, wife Of John Had
wick sged "a years cf,.rI, s't-.s .. -
vte to ate her funeral this Saturday afternoon
at two O'Clock, from No. 2l0 South street.
On Thursday morning, Of consumption, after lin
gtrpg illness JANE h. LYNo, wifs OF John Lying, In tho
2stb year Of her age af.c r)raEft
The friends Of the family most respectfully nvi
ted attend the funeral from her late residence No
ga Hudson street. this morning, at hslf-past eight
o'clock r.Itr e. l-aNl .
On the 18th inst, ALEXANDER VANBEuREN, aged A
yeafs.
tend his funeral Sunday, the 2lst st4 o'clock from
his late residenoe 200 Elm street tlsfr
On Wednesday, the Sd inst. In Bermuda, In the $50
year o. his age HENRY JOHN FOULS, formerly resi-
dent of East Chester
On the 10th instant, BRrDGEr SULLIVAN In the 50th
year Of her age.
The and scqusinances OF the family also OF
Charles OHarp and Mcnsel Mcbride, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from No % City Hall
Place Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, Hsr remains
will be taken TO Calvary Cemstsry, Williamsburgh.
On Friday evening the 18th inst, FRANcIs Baowr,
in the AID year of his age.
His friep ds nd acquantances, aud those Of his bro
Tiers George, john and James, resp ctfully inv
ted to attend hs funeral, Sunday afternoon, at
half past O'Clock from his late residence No. 81 Gin
ton, corner of Stanton street
On Friday evening, Jan TO- 184S, Mrs ELIZABETH
BERRY aged 50 years relic Of the late Daniel Berry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-20

pated and in consequence Of small stocks p-ices
supported above European limits Prices raog- from
81 81 TO 81 IL. This fe~ purchases making sra for
pstve ports, France and Liverpool ballast for vas
Fels. Cotton Regular or average hrst quality rules
st<,o0o but small quantities OF superior lots commend
zoo A 30rs. per ID Our late receipts have bee
triipg, and are without ok sale at these quo
tations. Hides continue without demand q 90 psf
ID en- hoard Rum has been actively sought sfter for
ths Coast Of Africa Cpd Brazil rort. nc 81 Ss 20 =
80. per p,po. .Aonange consnues 70 RUE % lod
but trsBsactions have been on avery hmitsu scale
very scarce r. S.-Ths following is note OF our crop
Of cotton sugsr and hides for the year ending 20,
Gotten IA 233 eases 3e6 boxer, 90 GAS bbs asa S6t
bsgr 3I3 toms 424 o2s srrobss sugar. 500 dry salt
and 1886 half tanned hides. '.-
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Circular from the Pension omc..

Pension OfrfeE. December =, 1848.
SIR:-fp consequence of The numerous attempts to
dsh aud this Department by forged papers IL has been
found 10 be iDdfpenseb necessary in order guard
ags,pst these nefations Efforts, make entire new
arIsDeenept Of the land books and papers of this
ofhcs To complete this arrangement, eeverai week,
viii be consumed, and during the period shall
b. able toirsue land warrants, except in very few
cares AZ toon as practicable We shall ex-
animation OF land caima, and the claimants may rest
assured that their cass will be sttended Is
tie nature OF the business will permit
In every case where IN inquiry Is made relative to
ella me cent here BY mall deposited by persons the
satW government particular care should be taken to
describe the case. The name OF tbs individual who
claims must be given; and If widow the Of her
husband slso; the service the ofcsr soldier per-
itrned. whether In the army, navy, militia, and
~beth.r for pention land; whether during the re-
yolotioDary war the Of 1872, the Mexican war
u In neither Of those wars the particular peri cd when
lie ftrvct was performed must be mentioned The
bsme Of the person who sent the papers the Pension
once the ume when they sent, aud from what
particular post Office must also b. given.
Pspers In support Of claims to land must invariably
be drawn up separately from ell other claims. The
neglect OF claimants and their agents observe this
uie has been pre- dvctte Of great nee and
Io,s of time TO the parties interested as well az 10 the
ofce This rule applies with equal force 70 papers in
support ofTepeion claims
ap, with much refpect, your obedient servant
J.. L.. Cow
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Duty: 80 per cent sd val.
MARKETS ELsE1vHERE.


BMTmoRr Jan lS-SH0 Maryland deserred Ga a O0a do
w ssv 90 w ito DO quarterly SIS 77 LCOe do 37 odd
90 S SS ~ e Do DO ~ LEO do M do DO * leo
90 do IA laO Be fillmore Sc 10 100 3D. 60 do 100 BIO Ia
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al t,s s Lehsh interest Espf and secis
"a 12S DO, lih TO reading de- NJ 1000 sssd,ns Bonds s:
so, % s so 81 &c. WI R. ~ 2,o Tesn Bonds s% Sc
~ ,ss; scoo Lcsnc h s5 % western BIZ, 81
leegn o 2o Sob Nav 6s 3s Reading Bonds
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GO ofemon and Providence Railroad, s9 do do sgI ID
90 ~; taste Railroad @1S: % Western i02 Concord
90 tiis nomont e. nrAl do, 52 30 do DO 80 55s do do
n.s8 ~ Boston and Worcester skroad
mass 90 41s; Osorlern do 10 Reading do iigs: Amos
NAP, hcmirf Co.. no rghts Old Colony Rs,lroad o.
~ 90 &C. 200 do do 3c &c do do Be- Board Jn IL
" shs Old Colony Railroad 7i Boston and Maine do mg,
ea a &C. ~ Eastern DO 1905 Eastern and ua,s
o. To Pending do l2S CT rights Old Colony do So Er
smchge ioord jon IL 81 Boston Wor Raad 1887.
a. Nf..ein DO 1 go rights Old Colony do 81; 81 d. 81
ms bosoh iroydence do SOY; do DO $751; do do So
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~ vermont Central DO 55I; 30 do do $40 do do
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PEssAnBrco, November 49, lS4S Our sasirs in
Impor's spd exports have been uupsnsly dull and
s)low Us but little of interp,t 10 comm nicst.
floor- NO wholesale transactions 10 report but
by r'tail Baltimore Ia slowly going off at 1sToso:
fh'ls delpbia and Southern bra pds at 10000 StocI
on sale only 9400 bbls. Codfsh-gtnce the lat mat
op enc CARGO has arrived and cold at Ig2oe and our
8 stock consists OF 400 drum, wni. h retail at
INvo crscsers have been sold nc 00O rsas mar Reg
ere much wanted Tea IL also In request acd
yyJ. nteon i-tehes from 500 to 1910 r.. per 10
10 49, nave iesD large and ,ses have late.
,,.s JsoIs per Id. sugar Our receipts from the
'n'eior ss'e been considerably less than we sntic
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MArKrr Jsnr.rv 10 ,o.o
4oo beef cattle including $50 head for N
sh <to COWS and calves, $50 hogs and 100 sheen
~ me Ioe lbs Cows and calves sold at 20 S12 Tor
oIy Six SA for springsrs, and SIS s33 for yrs.h
20 me 100 lbs Sheep and lsmbs-SaI.s ranged Ok
ssch Tor 'hesp and 81 30 So so for lambs a. ~
cond,uon Hay-Prices steady, and sales are mos.y
at IS q 50 the 100 bundles "Au VI sra"
o BntonTor CATTLE MARKHr, Jan. 1s-At market
o." otef cattle 30 stores, and 1900 sheep Prices
BEEF Cattle-We quote extra at So so a SO rs: 6rst
qust. So 50 a6 second. 81 so IS rs; third 81 SO
20 70 working Oxen-S sales noticed. Cows
ano Cavea.-Sales ct s22 S25 $50, S35 and Ss7
sheep Sales Of lots at So 81 20 AZ S5. .s,hs..
20 o. 70 u and - 80 SWINE None at market A
email lot are expected next week
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Married..

At the Church Of the Accumulation, on Tue'day,
Jan 10th by the Rev Dr. Ssabury, CHARLES KeEyEy,
Surgeon u s Army, to Miss MANY MoIrrosH dsugh-
ter Of the late Col. James s, McIptosh, U S. Army,
and granddaughter of Major Gen John Mcintosh Of
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