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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
,r. Rogers Compound 81 ssyrGlIP ;r1'lIl,ss
LiVerWOrt and Far.

=
LiverWOrt and Tar. ).
A SAFE and certain cure for CONSUME
IA TON OF THESgLUNGS, Splitting Of;
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the
Side, BRONCHITIS, Hoopiag Cough and all y Pull ,
TESTIMONIALS. i.:'.sss''.,.'sst ~,
Extracts from Certificates which can be seen
in full by calling upon the Agents; . !.
Mr.. a. L. Seorit.-Having been afflicted
with most distressing Cough, until my Lungs
became affected to such degree that .Iawas
continually splitting blood; and being Under
the care Of on able physician, without obtaining
gers Liverwort and Tar, which restored me to
ciusin na,i, Nov. S, 1914: ;. tlAsn.
From the Hon. Judge William Burke, late
Postmaster Of the city of Cincinnati for thore
than twenty years,
The statement of Justice Finch is. entitled to
the fullest confidence of The pub!ic:r i can fully
c0nnborate what he has said, having used The
medicine myself with the mos, decided benefit.
Cincinnati, Aiig. IL ls45.
A REMARKABLE CURE of>coNsUMrTIoS.
Mi. Ssouil-I was taken with most -diss-
-tresslng cough, and my lungs became. so. dis
eased that bled in short time several qnarts.
was reduced so low that all Of my friends,
and even my physicians, thought must die Of
CONSUMPTION! My brother hearing Of the
remarkable cures made by DR.. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar, pfoctred bottle, and before I
had taken one half Of il, il seemed to 60 TO the
very seat of the disease. raised large quaus
tiiy Of phlegm and matter, 8nd my cough was
stopped as by charm. And by its use l was
restored to perfect health. ,
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 26ih Nov, lS47.
II. E. SPENCER, Mayor Of Cincinnati.
Extract from "a Letter from the Rev. Henry
Wiseman.]
Mr.. Il, L. Seouill-As Dr.. Rodgers Liver
wor, and Tar has been the means Of oflsnatching
my companion from a premature grave!
feel uuder the obligation to give my influence
to the circulation Of so valuable medicine.
HENRY WISEMAN.
Patriot, Gallia CO., o, Dec.23, 1916.
rFrom Dr.. Wilson.
.have heen the family physician OF Mr.!
Wiseman for the last twelve years during
that time Mrs Wiseman has been suffering
from diseased lungs. And finally all the synnpt
toms Of Pulmonary Consumption appeared.
All ,lIe usual remedies failed. At this time she
commenced using DR.. Rodgers Lirerwort a7d
Tar. 1t acted like charm. In a few, days
she declared herself nearly well. l have no
doubt of its virtues, and would cheerfully re-
commend It 10 persons afflicted with diseased
lungs, II. K. WILSON, al, y. .
Patriot, Gallia county, Ohio. ~
BEwARE OF CoSr ERFtrs..
N. B.-The genuine arlicle assigned, "4fn-
dre,o Rogers" on Tho engraved wrapper around
each bottle.
UG- PRlc-Sl per bottle, or six bottles for
$5.y Sold wholesale and Ietailbys q.
SCOVlL & MEA1,. Il
l13Char,res st., N. Orleans.
General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by John D., CHASE, EdgeGeld
CHI, WARpLAw Sc DEsDY, AbbcyilelC C. H I.
]. BARRETT & Co, md HAvILAND, RisLEYl, 81
Co., Augusta Gia., and HAvlLAsD, HsRRiLL
81 Co., and p. NJ. CoHEN, Charleston. South
Carolina
Feb. % 1y o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
PALMETTO HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. &c.

VENllE undersigned wishes 10 inform the
a pnblicthat he has moved from The Amer
iean Hotel to the PALMETTO HOUSE, Opposite
The State House, which he ehas taken entirely
onhis own account, and where he. would be
pleased 10 see his former patrons, and all others
who may be pleased to call on him.. And 10
those Of his acquaintances heswould say, that
they will Le made moi less comfortable Than
heretofore; ard to strangers. Land try The
Palmetto House. ~ =
An Omnibus will always bekeptilni readiness
at the Rail Road Depot, 10 convey passengers
to this House. =,
"A. G:EalARSHALL.
Jan. 81, Pm 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
Coa,arlaserszsia, sJs'0tace.

YNNEIE Subscribers respectfully inform their
4. friends aud The public GENERALLY, Thai they
have entered into coparinership to iransac,
the Mercantile business, under the style Of
WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE, and will do business
in the house formerly occupiedjby G. L. & Z.
Penn. They Intend keeping. constantly ON
hand, complete and full assortment OF all such
,Goois as are usually kept IN This market, and
solicit from republic share Of patronage.
J.. J.A.5.WILLihNIS,
S. CHRISTIE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

We find in favor of receipts 1928 90
Now allowing that you have paid
500 for your hand, you have thirty per
cent interest on your money! Which is
S13o 1--WE may say hile per annum)
leaving still a balance on hand Of SlS3,
which will purchase in North Carolina
one hundred and eighty-tIlree acres Of
pine land at one dollar per acre, which
is the average price. You thereby also
pay the FIST year for the land. 1t can
be obtained on as good terms here.
Then suffer not this vast amount of hid,
den treasure that is grown by our soil TO
remain any long unapproachcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~

- Il L L OE SOO III IA Ii OlJl IN n
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Murphy, Bill for account
Us. and
James Murphey.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that
M. James Murphy, one of the defendants
in this case, resides from and beyond the
limits of this Sta,e.- On motion of Mr..
Jones, Comp'l Sol'r. it is ordered that the
said James Murphy do appear aud plead,
answer or demur, 10 the said bill of COM
plaint, within three Months from The pub
Iication hereof, or tho said bill will be Ia.
ken pro contesso against him.
S. S. TOMPkINS, C. F.. E. D..
Commissioners Office, Jan. II, l849.
Jan. "a 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform-
ing his friends and customers, that he has taken
IN Col S. Christie, rs partner in his business,
and will visit Charleston in few DAYS TO re-
plenish their Stock. He would take this OPP
portunily Of returning his most sincere thanks
10 his friends for their veryliberal patronage,
and begs leave 10 solicit continuance of The
same to the new concetn:
j. K.SWILLIAMS.
Jan. 8 1S49, IF so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
CopartnersIlipS IYotice.
Jan. 3 1849,

THNHE Subscribers respectfully inform tlier
o friends and the Public generally, that
they have entered into Copartnership, TO car
ry on the Tayloring business, under the style Of
CoLeAN g. MAYS, and will do business next
door 10 S. F. Goode. They intend keeping a
good assortment of the best, material in this
tine, and solicit from the Public, share OF
patronage. Ggs@
JOHN CoLGAN.
J..MAYS.
The Subscriber takes this opportunity of re.
turning his sincere thanks to his friends for
their liberal patronage, and solicits continu-
ance Of Tile same. rz,z11.5,
JOHN COLGAN.
Jan. II 1S49 IF SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
CAROLINA HOTEL.
Hamburg, S. G.

FNrHE Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
q friends and the public, that he has taken
lease of the aboYc well known HOTEL,
lately The occupancy Of Mr.. SHELTON, where
he would be happy tu see his friends and the
public generally.
He can assure them that lis best efforts shal
be used to please all who may give him call.
His Table shall be supplied with everything
The Augusta Market can afford and his sta
bles attended by experienced Host!e'
Mr.. B. J. Ryan has no longer conncc'
ton with the Hotel.
The undersigned has secured the services of
MIR. Thos. S. Fraser, who willgivc his personal
attention 10 the Hotel.
JOHN BLAND.
Feb. % 1549, St 6
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NE VT GOODS.

VHNHE Subscriber has jus, received his FALL
4 and WINTER STOCK of GOODS
consisting in parl Of Il splendid lot of
WtrStead Goods for Ladies Dresses
fall kinds, fine lot Of Giughams, English g.
American Prints, Col'd g. Black Alpacca's,
Bolnbazinc,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

"A LARGE AND Splendid STOCK OF
Negro Shoes, Blankets g. Kerscys. Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Hats g. Caps.
To which he invites his friends, and the
public to call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere, rs he feels confident that he can
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
call. B. e. BRYAN.
Ocl. 10, 1913. If 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

AS you SOW, you must reap.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

Tie Grcat Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pam
IN Me Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints,
scretuta, Kings Eoil, Whito slSel1ings, Hard
Iumors, Stiff Joints, and alfs FIXED Pains
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
Estimated expense in
making and deliye-

Estimated expense in
making and delive-
ring TO market this
200 bbls. Of tufpen-
tine, as follows:
200 pine barrels at35
cents per barrel $40 90
Conveyance tomarket
20 CTS. per barrel 40 90
Provisions for one year % O0
Clothing and taxes 10 90
Tools for such labor a 5O-S141
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

"A TON OF THElLUNGs, Splitting Of.
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, PAIN + in 3 the
Side, Bronchitis, Hoopiag Cough and all Pnl--
,monary Affections. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

BOSTON NJ ss-Afr s. fh Rs 5- Bslt rrou k-nfrsi
a.. O. NlT.. 1tupson. C~-il-ro schfs h-s SO
In- Pcea. Ave. 81 Mlfchsaf CO. Mar AR b. car
co., yarmouth - Waas1co, Cr,se Nioh "a brs, oc.rss
Nsc.fss
Pan ApELPHiA Nay .s-Au bsrk l-vart H--.- Csrs-rss
- rfce H~sr' r.. Jas-4rc c. trk. Lamb b-fry
.srsul IL spsrt, Sooa. shr- orrsor, hAshof ks Ca
,f.5s- Ga--'. Home. Waznsbur1 Geofs- NAshnstoa
Cans RAJ h.f-r NIens DAYS. 90.
PORTLAND Ma - sr Fa-tor Hsnty, Nfoi schf. a
r-fd-a Ped -io- o.. Ny s1os Wssa rtoussga iof NiQt
Wssfrari saeF-r. Barglr Tor De-
sara Nss e. AT .thr A3eloe Sue. Niurk-
sAiFN Nav "a schr Van Cara. Sak-rsou. NfcfA
FRoyInENCE ~ J-Ar -ctrs Ifgsl. Ooo-, bai N-~ IA
vs-- Fads. 4 s.a--a bad1. CQrscn. O..
NEN HAVEN May .s-Afr ons >~aa bAtef, - CroI Hsn
NORWICH Ny ss-Arr s,tr. K Gov-f Bg-. lc-;dr-
BALTIMORE Mas ss-Arr osrss ~ -ron, b-rtr, lrui'st
poa. as. Nstsntss srg iasi Caag ra k- u-irara
NlLNl>GTON. NJ So. erss "aiso- watson e-'a = L
Wafor Rgd~r Nloft
NORFOLK slArr b. erS Facoa- Lance N-tipr- fli
Nsr, , Irst-tl L-1rQn. Msyasa-E
AltNANpflA. Ma ISL scls " s-hn:ou, h-lfn-s Nfyn
So -. lssti o..
CaARLk.ToN. Msy -An p EIso-A. Bar A. Mon Ar
ans t. Hal llas. LsLau OIL. trs Gsr.te Cstpo-
3d. s.rs Casi-r b~aol. Nor--rl Lt plgr o. d
nclor1ck. slt >aa1l ker-t Nat1an- So
SAVANNAH. Nay sl-Ar srs- Eics, h=Ts, Nlorsi Mscoa
Ma.tn Selma Culsr. g.
JACKSONVILLE Nay lt-Au sch- M0strose wsc5srosca.
Yo,I IS,h. I..cs A. sc,zr. 90
NOBILE Msy s-Af shP Rosrt Parker ws-ss, Mon ssri
Aa,arrs. MsH. Nlork-
NEN ORLEANs NAY AR .hP Vos. Ji1lsoa- WON. c.
Seven &c. Va sga-, Chase, Co. hsfo- 0nnh, o.
Crr1~-.' Bcstol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

CiEARED-ship. S-~ Hampshire Lv-rPoo, Lsresa Co. We
Tons. Dr. igr-. Liverpool. Duncan & D.u'n
Bars. Ers. BIZ Hs-,faf s. John *. Lucy le1 tas- =
B.rt. Bslcsr Pea Cathn- bf sangsi. Bay oil" tha-lf
Cos R-rt eii - Martn-. issao Mad Brsl -svannah
N-unrhnn. Nic. 1abssco N--ntn Nsen is--o " =
J.~t-0 Rart Al Livingston Robert AuEsst D1f- -n-ia
81 Rsrcs Irng.ion Hart-poo, Co.a-t, d., Barclay Lv
st,lHN,l.r.,u Nsl-rsou Boston. t. Lowell o. B~a,
Tom Gtar--.ou MoOlsss Co. Del Nofe flshani 80 A
-I-tn7
ARRIVED P,d.t. lr ga. Rhari. Welsh. London. Apr OCT
ne Gro Nutlrn Co 1Hck plt 80 ks-t li SANDY
"A "a 'rru f.nt h.st ps'id Nfoiel
Brta Afgi ptson Bremen 30 d., baast ard ~ pas.srg-
R ,.ior Young Palermo Marc a. GIBRALTAR Ap l9 ut.-
ss ,-,ua-. oi so-,oul sans.oa r. Jaa-ro O. g. oa--
Barc Az & i.sinAs'un.
.ff a. n- sh-fso,s Boston g.. midst. Croc,-f ~
$50 Na.rl R~e, Ffl9rat. Ns1t4ckst - lc4f- pl al
n, ~stf >-snsa Are Cuno-rl.ns. y :. d q. tms-r
Eshaue- LOT Irenutl Gray AschiA- o. -no- Brett
ss,Vt,or. Berry, Pori'ans no.,..e.. order.
SIR - eion. foou5.. N-s Bedford
s,tr Pr-slieai Hsfnson. Netersoa Boston. mActsf--
So I-s- CraN-I BHsfon, inis-, : W i-s.
Ey frs-les Cross Pr5'ac-tosa tsh, f's,i Nes.f
~ rt-ti. Li-n-n. ynouih f-h.
slh, Eh-ha Bfnoks A5aas Bsrustaois
SLY Glt-. lls-l b .stol. for AtAuy
Sru- Arnetnr. Hauto1. Boston -tef Nhker-ol
S.hr I.s. Chao- Ba-iou ml--. fo--f Nek-~oa
sfhr h-. tear " 4Iisus. Gfses. Ccrue,tl1i f-i-f
setr Covert ba.-st Boston of A .iay
sfrJ.hu p L0fslt Hsi-t, b'ston, mise
-.hr Ds 10 N-os,-f l--I.. Boston ,.r Altany
s..tr R-ari. p4r.-- Prasifere-
S.nor Ili-t. url~a. >B-tiofi
s,Iow-nars Na,.a H-r'-,. ai.o e.s' ., ...
Pssks.h Nlrhlt- ara 1tl-f o-t~.r1 t1-1i -is-s ar
i-ta - a. S4arsllls ate.-li oi lssi vais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS
40 Red1ced Prtces

40 Red1ced Priccs
BEEKMAN s. CUTTER,
5iand 50 Canal street near Broadway,
4 RI NOW OFFERING A. prices much
"A Bslor me Cot Of importation.
One Of The largest asormens Of choice family aud ancy
Dry Goods % be found IN ,hs city
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS
The assortment u these unsurpassed In seare, and
white both plain and nchly embroidered. at Prices fully
per cent year also long and square Cash
mere shaW. slfcolors and qualities Barge; black and
white Grensdins aud nch black Six and Cameion shawl,
Ia every variety They would ryits special attention TO
their stock Of
PARIS yIsITEs AND MASTILLAS
If their own manufacture and importauon-DOfh PLAIN
embroidered ami elegantly tnmmed-ihose wishing Thee"
arrces Will ind The styles new and patterns no' 10 BE-
found elsewhere and they vii be offered Al decided bar
gains suvs. e,,vs.
Particular attention is aied " Lhelf sock u nch dress
-. Ida me caecs STRIPE and changeaoe ORC De Rhine
-.. ioa B. - 20 - a.so. Paris quality. Glaze CaaHe
ga. Gro de- Rhine sks Of choice eolor' a. greatly re-
need prices also black Gro de Rhine slAs u onASH'
aer from - ID s. vide, from = % " los Also oiaeH
,i green saun de Chine and Gfo 10 RAae Six u extra
wlltl and quality ,
~ piece. II new styles Pans Bareges al = u Also
embroidered. .aua sf1pe. and p.aln buegrs and SIX
T...ues. fron = ~ = %
Lawns AND ORGASDiEs
c are now osenng 80 pieces u imported Lawns,
f.stcolor- from - ~ j.. fsl. - vide
DRESS GOODS,
r. every yaney and siye-sik and linen LISTERS cha
mellon. s.npe snd pla.d L1sefs Toll du SOrd, emoroid-
erred Preach and plain Jaconeis 10 design. French
Cham5ray. green, blue and pix together with every
.,,.eol new and fsshion45.s Dress Goods.
PRINTS AND GISCHAMs.
400 pieces of Eng.A and French Prints - 70 ~ 81
- and 10 Also - French Bingham, 0f superior quality
a- IT,
LISESs. sHEErfsSs, QUILTS, &C.
Barls.ey sLeelngs irom "a 10 IA PIow-csse Lines
ard Mlsln. Imperial aud Lancaster Qails aud To.le
Covers embroidered, strpe and plaid Drspery AasAn-
Linen Dsmsss. from - " IA Linen Damssk Tsb.'
Cloths aud Nag kns Rl.sls H1ckabuck aud Crash Towel
M &c sc.
3 C. feel confident that an inspection Of inese soo
er stock all prove advantageous 70 nose psf
chasing every sruce viii be lrsihfay representa-
g-IuIh.~4f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Death Of 81 OK IIlcr''-Accidcni-Ph iladeIp hia
Markets.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PiuLADELPnIA. Friday. May q,
Daring the attack OF the Kllers" upon the
Famount Engine Company on Wednesday (which I
alluded to in my letter Of that day. james Toner
soang lrshlnan, arrested by Police officer, while
IN the act Of throwing buckbats As the officer was
taking hun into Alderman oifcc young man
rsmed Henry Brown connected with the Paramount
IMPRESSED with the belief that the prisoner about
70 be rescued, struck him the head with span
per" Toner was subsequently taken 20 the Hospital
and he injuries surgicaAy treated About n O'Clock
last night he suddenly grew Oh and expired much 10
me surprise OF the physicians. Measures have been
,aken 10 arrest Brown. but mp 20 the time Of writing
ms learn thai he has not been taken
To-day about noon. Joseph Bascon. workman. ern
pl0yed the new steamship usquchanna al the Navy
Yard fell from the upper deck through the hatchwat
INTO the hold One of hs thighs was fractured and boo
Otherwise severely injured. lie was conveyed 10 the
Hospital
The anxiety OF buyers and SELLER 20 th" OF
The steamers aIYccs has sOucN hat restricted operations
sales Of ON bb- common and fair brands of Flour for
po AZ 81 o. 81 ,hi per Dbl tOrcv consumption Prices
range 81 80 to Rye FlourfaftheT sales AZ 81 %
Corn Meal duh. 900 bbis feuna sold ar - per biol
Gau--A sale Of 700 bushels prime Wheat ar - a. per
bu.h Corn continues M good demand. and farther large
sales Of yellow have been made ~ 30 go CTS per 81 lh
Oa. dull quote Southern al 40 81. and fcunu
Da g cts per bush WHISKY s duli-smal sales of Ahds
Al n aud bbl- 40 - cts.
ssLF, o. STOCKS FIRST Hoayd-l3 Commercial b 81.
soO0 State &C. g "a Girsrd Bk, Vt $4,000 City Co. Co.
2l % Farm and Mech Bk. 81. >JU Sch Nuv IS. ib d,
Beaver Meadow RR. -; 5000 Wilmington Rk o. p.
$1,000 Reading RB Mort Bonds oj; 5000 Cincinnati
Bonds b.. %. 9i! 30 Union Canal, II $1,000 Spring Gar
Second Board .oOo Tenn Bonds, b. 81 5000 do 8i
Q Mechauics Bk, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

-. ti,.fa c.i,o,,- .,,.s.a os a., Al. a.. d. -,
feio"s W 49,. -. - ~, ~. ~ - ~ = -
saw =, h. s,oks io "a ne Li ~ j., - Ia ~
tah1 Pr 49,. 80 - .,i . i p. ',.' -a,'l anu .4'
nhl''- p" ..J 80. - a. o. p, ~ 'N ~
=. 49, t''- T. - ~, '-.. iA" Ip. H.t'NA
N"nA'l '" -'h iN'.' i''..'r NHI n' IN hnpW
tiii ". s-' '.-,I Nla,. .,.N N'l i' Liti "iel
%" 49, .'.' E N'' va .i AN4NH ~ iia' afternoon
noANi- Hit'i t"ii- iiau Woo hal f"NIru ue fue--
- 'Nl -iN '' young hh aiIrrN afl. dead. af f.e
-ii'.' '-' u hFl-afe" lo De- i-e same knew 90 av
H, ..H'-
" rs, - "a f''l a, t,.orea mani .'or--Wa-
.r,,.. s,s Il.,,,'.,., 49, t.. az Mn'a'an fln
~ ivy l'-" hih DafA- he appeared fo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

hcf-ur- show lncres-e ~ every article u broad
-tu a- com pared with last year The increase IN PORK
and Bacon j. a.s0 considerable
The cars on the Na0gat9ck Railroad now run
regularly between Bridgeport AMI Humphrey DIE
iance fifteen niles Tho entire length % his road
eu BETTY scven miles % Winsieo, - northern ferni.
nl. Tao eaare cot Of fae road and equqs-e j. 20 he
81 10000 Itull be- opened 20 Waterbury about the
-- jam, uext The road passes through thriving and
,,I settled country and promises 90 boz good -toc
The amount Of tolls received at Pittsburgh from
.i- I., 20 e0th. was sl34l- The number Of boats
oa--ed Wa .1l.
The Peuusy lvania aud Ohio Railroad Co. have
called an ustslment of : per share. Contracts for
tic f-t twenty miles to be- gwen out on the 3th
proxmo.
TIE Roote.te, Democrat furnishes the following
statement
The amount of Tour which passed me weigh lock l
fI- CTS durnE fne past days "a So h.- bNfi1- ir
same rr , there we're sfi bushels ~ beat and fi
..I-I .. ~ COIN Vs. het af f'e same place
T. amount of TOLLS received ~ Rochester during ufi
wee. .f li. -afiof. for gear-. ls as i'-.p" --
,n ........ -4t.l 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

25th mt ~ o,ocs n ALkKAsDER DoNALD. re's
i- Members n tusu- Company 81 o. the relative -i-
easef D.psfu~l general ere s 20 M -
a,ssi tire North D.tgh Chuf,h alta O'Clock " on
suffss. MAJ a.
Nsy a. GEORGE N. Bull. aged ~ year,
49, 30 -ken Go Gree Tofo Cemetery Tor n-fm-i
1cots 47 from hs iass ie.irlts W lt o.
- b.. lr-Hf- I'D ufiisf 90 attend
N-u1sf.h M GOopKicH snlfH axsf "ns s-a sn' "a
MONTH. Az Nst o. HOWARD MOkfHlNnIoN ss-d 80 ger
.af oa. moarl ony Of John James and Map k1su-
NHn-I
Al lslp x MAY a. ~ disease OF l@ heart MARIA vie OF
Ehphse RI smith. as-i - ears aud months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
\ BLEECKFR. Auctioneer
\ AIIABLE REAL ESTATE ON EIGHTH

NkNi AND EIGHTY NINTH AND NINE
TIE IA srS.-ANlHoNN J, BlEECkER will sell al
auction on TUESDAY May -. At I! O'Clock, a. tho Mer
chants Exchange, tho following - valuable lots %
ground.
o,s the side of Eishtaavenue, embracing the
whole front between hehty ninth and Nlncueih 80 u
the lots beug each IS feet by m feet. snd c two
lots being each - feet inches by leo feet
tIufs bounded together the south side of Eighty
nnfhsf between II ghth and Ninth avenues, each .
front. and varying in length from 90 feet inch TO N
feet. commencing leo feet west OF Eighth avenue.
- oi. each - feet nches together the north side
OF ghiy ninth commencing 100 feet wes OF kighthav
lot adjoining the .as described on the north siie II
Eghy nufhsi ~ feet inches Ia 'front.' 10 feet inch IN
By leo feef inches length side aud 10 ee
q inches the other side
n lo, each . feet by 100 feet nches together on Tho
south side Of Ninetetnst adjoining directly In the rear
of the number OF lots tho north eide % kgsN
nnth-sf commencing 100 feet west Of n ghth-avenuc
lot adjoining the asst mentioned. the south sds %
Nneletst 10 feet inches IN fpJ ~ ieet inch IN
hy oo ieci inches m length on one side and los feet
inches the other side
o. each % feet by 100 feet inches Tho north side u
Nuruefhst commencing Is feet west Of Eighth avenue
photographic maps VI the ols be had Of the Aue-
uuucef. Broad o.
TERMS 90 SALE-lo per cent and The Auctioneers fees
c day Of ~ per cent delivery Of The deeds
ib'h June next Tho residue may remain on bond snd
mortgage for ycur.. win interest At the rate OF pee
cent from the day of sale u desired mylt juscod'
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AUCTION SALES.
A NJ MERMIN. Aaeuoneer

A NJ MERNiN. Aacuoneer
lN BANGS, PLATr n co. store - Broadway
ID MONDAY EVENING, May .S--At o'clock
BooNsrLLkSs >roCN-,onslsting Of large collection
~ general standard snd miscellaneous htersmrr en-
hracIng MANY library editions Aso, an assortment of
illustrated juvenile books. IN Quantities Also great
rcty oi school books many OF which IN large qusn
uges
WEDNESDAY EVENING. May SAT O'Clock
ANERicAN AND tosrtGN booNs-Cumprsing . vast va
rcy Of desirable works m ne various branches ct hters
nf consisting part OF valuable editions OF scenufc
,usuca poenca. biographical. theological writings, A.
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.

I'VE - BSCRtRkk> would cal he attention Il the
L pnoic their Gold Washers the besg machines Il
Thee kind offered % The publc They the simple
AMI portable OF made IN this CITY and al scknow edge
HEM DO The eihcent Our machines . Goa
-.rIccd hist they he taken apari and packed IN small
ilk sud cross he l.ihmu- baggage We invite Hose
a 1 going. o call a. iS.t tutonsL cor Nassau snd
81. an operation before hey would buy elsewhere
uiy.4 5us. SHERWOOD A FITZGERALD
CALIFORNIA; Bufum'. Patent Scientific Gold
Y >,er. separator Ald safe Deroeof IN The Reception
Room om which particle can De iOsi sod for only
So. AZ .he California nspot and Passenger Ofce n PARA
row. New y orr snd other place
myl6 5wisN TIA stood ARNOLD BUFFUM AGO
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spoken. &c.


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THOS. BELL Anetonssr
AUCTION NOTICE-Lsrge, extensive and yslns.
able Of choice furniture II all descriptions, THIS
DAY. lOt o'clock, AZ II Spmcest fOns family giving
up housekeeping Also positively plano fortss, paint
ings glass ARE, sc. Also, balances OF STOCK N vince
and and LIQUORS from hrstslass hotels myz8 lie