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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
From the N. o. Picayaac.
LATE FROM MEXICO.

By The arrival here last evening Of The
brig Anna & Julia, Capt. Lislon, from
Vera Cruz the 7ih inst VIC have received
files Of The Arco Iris to the day of her de-
parture. and from the capitol TO The Let
inst. inclusive.
The discovery Of gold in California by
our enterprising count,ymen appears To
have awakened much OF the cupidity Of
the Mexican character, and regrets are
frequently expressed in the journals Of that
country that The territory should have been
ceded to us. A correspondent Of the
Globe" pu blished al the capital. writes
from San Francisco that the arrival in
that por, Of Mexican schooner from MAJ
allan had awakened in him aud his com.
panions. other Mexicans, hopes Of char
ac,cr very inimical TO our sovereignty there.
tle says:
The number Of E1excans has been
doubled within short Time in that region.
aud it would NOT dc extraordinary it, by
the union of Spanish Americans and Eu.
rnpeans who daily arrive in search of gold.
this Jewel is wresed from The hands Of
tho Los Yankees to firm great and
powerful nation. The mistress Of The Pacific.
The enterprise would no, he difficult
ore, ond the barbarous conduct Of Smith
will lie the means which Providence has
employed TO initiate it.
lie here aludes 10 tho order Of Gen.
Smith inIerdic'ing digging a, the mines
10 all excepting, citizens Of The U. 5.
A bill has been introduced into Congress
Cor sinking SS,000,00U. to come out of tho
indemnify TO be paid by The United SIaIea,
to he applied Tor the gradual reduction and
payment of the internal debt oflhe Repub-
lie.
The latest news received in Mexico
from San Francisco is up 10 The lst Of May.
WooIlen goods has fallen considerably in
price, in consequence partly of their ahun-
dance aud partly through The advent of
summer. Houses Of business in San
Francisco decline receiving any more con-
signmenls, unless Of articles which com>
mand ready sale. They exact II per CT.
commission and warehouse ruom A
short time ago snal! dwelling there was
le. at $3.50 per month. on lease of TWO
years, and Immediately afterwards The
sum of S2,500 was offered by the owners
aud acccp,ei By the lessee. toannul the con-
tract. There was for the moment some
difficulty in collecting gold on The rivers,
as the waIers had over0owed The banks
Al the dry dieginss there were eight ,hou-
sand persuns at work at one spot. 1T was
in contemplation TO hold meeting for the
purpose Of passing resolutions TO prevent
all who were not American citizens from
working the mines. In The Placer del
Norle, The Indians had displayed some hos.
lility to the whites. and some murders has
been committed by them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

NORTHERN LIFE.-The New York
Tribune Of Friday, says;
IA poor woman named Bridget Counor,
whose husband died last Saturday, was
turned OUT IF her apartments, 225 Eldridgo-
ST. yesterday afternoon, by her Iandlady.
She had two children, one Of which was
apparently dying, aud the other very sick.
She found her way 10 The Eleventh Ward
Station house. where one of her children
died, and medical aid was called for ,be
other.
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In relation To the loss Of bra. Geo vs. keht Of Portland Gle 50
Hsg states Inst sailed from Portland N-fneslal ni
'ernon about clock or Cari~ua With 81 iurn-r h
Iol-s &c. About t lerf nnrnfg while re 40 20 rect
f0ps the capsed Capt Monroe es-hed overheard
nod The water -en twenty mauss before be- could - o.
covered Tie obi gd % ls thelset~. % ODE r-rE
she alug whfh partly out of water sh~ partially fte
after foremost and h1eprt clrsd away u las been before
stated 'a Nj Charles hoye-. who paserer aud Ire co
gwen lestet The latter I'D 1o shoes of ~
lfrhed wl c1 befr- u 18th great p
that r t-n-eve snd bent i@a
Abnut 10 o'clock ihur-day The hshlng schooner ft Co o}
discovered ne
and returned o. G1ace'er vt-re uey
arrived Saturday. VI N1 srtc- saved except shat
probable they could have lived W night he'd ey not been fe.f e1
None sr-ak the warues terms 90 gratitude Of
te knine. of Co3 aud hs who ~ ever possible A.
who have bad he satisfaction Of saving
tie lives Of eight fellow tho best TIP the Captain says. De
Las made free passage furnished Capt Monre PM
railroad Gloucester salem snd h-ne % Po
prDceded Portsmouth saturday afternoon
The owned ty seward W Porter ksq OF
Portland whom INTEL the disaster forwarded of tee
graph SATURDAY afternoon
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DIED d.

d Nonday Jan : Of iease Of The heart MARY wife u jaws
s,etssne. a he i3ih year OF her age
fs relatives scd ifenls Of the family respectfully invited = a.
ed he ners from her t. rcst,uce 80 ~ MADISON - on "eS
<ssay sessnoon o'ciock without iarihcr iustson .
~ ssiafsay TIE oh Reihe Com Of Consumption W.
"tDkck STARR. sCSs ~ YEAR, AID aotils
~ Iuescsy nst ~ LA HCf he d ycsr Of Der sse
h.ftensils ~l t- tsk-l "a Nof~sh Conn 90 uienueat
" npul3 ;- sh The sil ID tsI Ns' MARI
-sstief 81 tlr late M = =. bi,by.
nef h- and hose Of tle isu, respectfully a'ted U 81
-. eef is1ss -, osk. from Ne resiruse 90
',oef as 1tfa near sfr-ut o. Her memory ~
~s-oesy cefshed IS I'll Who kue~ be-
~ scndsg sh lhkbk Ann. vie u ben AMIN u Nsuef
~ u years an months
-sse and n5s Il the fsul arr respectfully invited 70
hef faltrs "Wednesday Ansflopn, al 50 oeoea, IN
~ ate r,siteucs - Bsuk g. vhoui afthef ny talon
ne Cts "a scsdsy morning Jsn o! cuo.unpion Ms ELIZA
-tlhS LEACH vile Vi Geo. 4. Leach, sset 70 y.sfs.
an ne ~ ast Of general debility, Nr. ANY faohFsoN fA
hss-df2
f-srs ~ conveyed from the r,sdsDce 81 her son "a law
tssn Averdi 10 woodanry O. iof niefn~ut . -
Az NE nornng Of The sth Of oolsauTton, WILLIAM ~
~ "A ae 51;h Of he
and acqaantsBss those OF he bothers ssTtn and
,eisy also The members OF the foce Department are r.
mstrt 70 attend the funeral from he late re,stenes y
- o. Wednesday Afternoon ocock he all be
"a " ST. Psuex CafhedrsI lof a,stIecat a.
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District school Journal.
STATE or NEw.YoRK. DEPARTMENT

STATE or NEw.YoRR. DEPARTMENT or
COMMON ScHooLs, ALBANY Jan : lei9.
A destructive fire, which occurred at Syracuse,
On the morning OF the 9th inst destroyed the mail
books and all the back numbers for the past OF the
Dlstid School Journal
The Office of the journal viii 5c Immediately re.
moved to Albany, where al letters may be addressed
10 the care of the Department
The several Town superintendent OF the state arc
requested without delay, 10 report TO this Department
their own names, the OF their town ana their
Poe, Office address the number of school dsircts the
school house of which is situated in their own town,
aud the Post Office 10 which the 0arEGl shall be di.
rcted or each district
The publication Of the journal will not be suspended,
tie February number being now In pTess. The papers
vii be directed to the Town Superntendents aud
School Districts fast the returns are received
Newspapers will CONVEX q favor by copying this cir
salAr CHRISTOPHER MORGAN
Superintendent Common schools.
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0N1 LESSONS ON THE rlANOFORrr
UIXs AND IN SINGING. BY sl.ty ~ superior
"HH 1cusincsuon', Al 10 hadsonst Terms
i Jmoderss iwis'
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L'OR CALIFORNIA snd The God Mi1es-ln ne
L haf. N preparing f0r sometimes important matters
are overlooked Forlust4rce Msches very important
JOHN II sTEVENss matches are hsht pOrtahe ard safe,
b-rg capsued 10 sand the rainy season 10 CafornA ru
Ia safety match boxes Rsc0mmented by ne Insurance.
Corosre. Tern- low Orders b. mai " otlerSlse 90
Irtrc DEPOT III N.d~u-lsne y as
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MONDAY, January ?, lsie.
GREGORY YALE, Eco, Of Florida was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this Court
No - Ibeo lewis ct al appellants. r.. John Baird
~ a. IN appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United
STATES ior ONO Nh Justice GRIER delivered the Opin.
ION OF this Court affirming tie decree Of the ssid Cir.
cult Court in this cause With costs
no q James Erwin, plAintif in error -. A J. Low
~ The srgumen, Of thi. cause wa continued By Mr.
BRADLEY for the deiendsn, in error
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fLiI x AND NkAL-f1- rsrt-' ~ F.ar srrr-l
- t-@ p. rss J-st-r.sr srt - i.lrt ro--s'- I-
-f.f aff r iNli rts. l.r ORC g. -s-r-
= a. - icf tor1n PEI Ec 3, a. -. ~ pure trs-i- pr
re- tf~ god cefls1f Tde ~r--r r
kss asd lie bone demand pr C.uscs-s BE- 1
rh 1o.s---nns Nsr Or-s1. sos So -
haf1s D. ,ol'h.rr t>f- r1d-s- 1@rs1i
80 - 'r1i ~. sse- at J-r->y Ma "a
ky. Fnur % asa ia. r .h fsl ~ so -.
W. az l--tf-1 o. E1ssr3 n r.+1r- y 8rns-
- Ora oaj q be circular --1 5y fh. s;ea-r from sh
- male th- oior ~ srfracfs
lh. sTsrsr- PFC. NJ Gs-s M Cy 'or year.
80 o-en ~ Pr - var .ff ,. - ~ lsf r.
l.47. 90 So
On ne l December - stoct nv tss.u
rs-- a.1 80 result hals 81 Gris li Four a1i
f-u bushels What Ts AID Eastern trad. 20
600 boz pr day. VT orb. I'D s raP -J ils --
g11lnt
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JOHNS FIRST BOOK,

JOHNS FIRST BUUK,
DEING NEW METHOD Of teaching Children 70
Dread. founded nAiufe ard reuon, ~ John kussel
Webb All edition. inst pub ished.
Latter from SamHo' 5 RaHfIA. Es9
NJ JOIN z WEHr. PsosPEcr HlLL. Va Dec l8, 1913.
Dear Sir. have carefully and au-rtvely peru.,d Jour
First Book and have msde u Il In re instruction OF
the Younger branches OF NY own family can therefore
cheerfuy commend IL 70 the patronage std regard Of pa
teachers generally one OF the rery e suAs
RE. OF elementary education Which has come
under my observation trust my dear Sir you Will be ~
duced 10 continue the the plan II possesses
in nv dgment erer rey4 for the general development
and discipline Of the youthful mind.
sAML 5 RANDALL
Teachers and others interests Ia the Of Education
are requested TO call and o.tsn copies for examination
BAKER sCRIBNER,
10 4lisD4Wkf>W ff5 NGsssust and u Puk-row
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THE OLD JUDGE.

ar LIFE ~ COLONY. by The author OF ne Ciocs
Omaker. Judge hsilhuft0n,l VIII be p1D.sn-d ~
sTRINGER L TOWNSEND OF Tuesday, the l5a Est
FRIDAY NEXT,
The Prince, By The aulhOr Of valentine *, sylvester
sound sc &c Win st-- snsgravings Prce 81 SIS
JtS OUT,
Canforuis and ito God ResiOEs-No empirical BOOK 10
which all soT u sgu foised but seomplee guide fof NE
emigrsnl In every hing relating 10 that country BON IS
he means Of grtrng here and what 10 DO When arYec
sp-pdd and Map with the route. marked on al
every direction tts may be sought ki.ef fncr ~ cls
THE COUNT or MONTE ChisIO-
Every person intending 10 witness he gorgeous drE
rnaucAl spectacle Of
MONTE CRlsTO'
now performing a. he Broadway Theaisr ough m ne if
plare 10 read he Romance Itself The worn j. very le-
.oue illustrated be had bound orln pspeI coz efs
sTRINGER THOMPSON
u09u. - Broadway. corner Ann-si
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BOOK TRADE.
NrW ENGLIsH BooRS

DER STEAMER WASHINGTON
Beatiie's fe ara Letters Of Ihos Campbell vols.
Kembles ssxODs 10 England. lvOL
Giles's Life aud mes OF Alfred he Great. vol.
Mernhed's Ancient Practice 81 Painting vols.
Wukusou'. Dalm.iia and Montenegro vols.
shay's Outlines Of Euglish Literature vol
HieulgiA ngilcans, by Cambridge Society.
Romance Of The Peerage. 2 vol.
Hunfertfund's Art Of Painting, cOl0red plates.
XII Bsm's Adventures.
Denuie'. Cidss and Countries Of EIuIia. vol.
Near Home, by the suhor Of Peep Of Day"
Dickens Haunted Msn.
Millisms' symbolical Euclid.
Millers Philosophy Of History. Vol /. Bonn Library.
Menzers History OF Germany. Vol 2 bohn Library.
Browns Bnti,h PssOrals Neu edition
Reubrandts WORKS by Birch
Macsu avs England 2vC's
FOry DAYS 10 the Desert, illustrated.
Harss Duty OF the Church.
d. APPLETON co. Importers 20 Broadway
no 2us and Is Lille Britain, London.
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M RR lie ID .

o. u. sth nat \, Rev a Istiet, NJ hfhNk> oi
6sAsu o. NJ. HAKRifT N, BRIDE oi Nonisomep |" ...
o. ~ nnrg of The ash INST b. Rev samuel u Sais :
oBkNNkTT a. IT hrn 90 bennett ha q, q"
M SARAH INGRAHkN EitI-ss OF h- alrf'i' aH" 'A'
Atts o. u. o. ast sy Rev COT NotLioN OF As'
o.tf n MARY WARREN OF AtitA , 81.
% tlc 81 81 lsssc : Nstcn ssfs.s
s-asr 81 ;e sosesy 81 Frsass JOHN HOWARD NA"hi 70
sAkAh JAM WALTON cf ths CITY
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CALIFORNIA.
Ho! FOR CALIFORNIA.


PRESERVED FRESH PROVISIONS.
oysters. LOBSTERS, MEATS, POULTRY, MILK
O6c-Per.ons about visiting The gold regions should mol
fail 10 procure the excellent preserved provisions hermet
icsy sealed and warranted Keep for year. These ar
tces put Up TN containing pounds each are
PERFECTLY fresh and offered AZ prices but e ABOVE
heir sctsl cost At the New.York market The Of
oysters contain from 20 10 so OYSTER furnishing hearty
n-a Tor four They may be taxed 70 any climate, and
Kept on hand for years retaining when opened the ssme
sweet aud nutritious and properties as though 1axen
from the shell aud cooked.
We trIrr1nf ersry zoe Pet ".
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE OK RETAIL BY
s lmis ALLEN 4 ROGERS, 80 From Of.
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BOARDING..

DOARD-Pleasant rooms may be had with breakfast
ID and tea hy one .nge gentlemen, al IS siuYvc
SAINT e. continuation Of Aston place The lady would also
he pleased 10 make arrangements with family or single
gentlemen. after the hfs VI May The best Of reference
given and required J5 4us'
DOAYD-Pleasant weii-'urnished rooms with board,
ID % MsIefst few doors west ~ Broadway no bs'
tAANTED-Psn Of a SIT all house, or boarding with a
w private family where there other bosrders for
LADY with children, six ard seven Of The
OF references given and required Az tue advertiser
wishes to permsnsnt ths Is DESTROYS - sssocsng with
reeabe family where she enjoy t1e comforts u a
home. Address note posiPsd, TO b. r. }. Box ~ Post
OIce. liVH
rIO IETA front psror furnished, 2d foor TO let to
I one or single gentlemen. Inquire 40 Hudsonst
no stairs j0 -"
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STEAMER ORUs The little steamer Orus Tuck
er from this port bound 10 Chacres called into aries.
ton on the 3st ult took board supply o. fuel and
left again on the I'd inst
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equal to per cent. on s39,l36992
This statement shows the great and increasing value
Of these works to the state The amount OF the debt
which has been incurred for their construction, snd
which yet remains unsa,ished, is sl7,7l3,6i9 81.
The debt has been decreased during the year $4,000
The Controller urges the policy Of proceeding with the
enlargement of the Erie Canal rapidly as the means
of the State will permit. The Revenue Of Literary
Fund during the year 1855 and the Expenditures
si35s2 The Revenue of the Common School Fund
was Sf07 ,l67. and the Expenditures $3.50 Tie
capital OF this Fund is S22ll475 and 30l $50 acres OF
land The principal of the United Stsies Deposit
Fund is sfOl4 SO The Revenue from was sa5i 81
and the payment, s2i9 90 The revenue OF this fund IS
devoted to school purposes.
The Controller thinks the Safety Fund should only he
used TO pay the circulation OF Banks. The amount Of
stock issued on account OF this fund is ssOOso The
entire receipts into the fund Including above stock
since its commencement is - s2Oso3, and the entire
payments have been s2,72a,so2
ut The -,
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u The New Orleans Board of Health report
2 deaths from Cholers tor the - hours ending mid
DAY Of Dec 30
CoID WEArHER.-The mercury went down TO
i degrees below zero at Ssco, Maine the Sth inst
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing IN
i der tho hrm u WlNSLOW PERKINS expires this
day By its limitation Its business will be- seitled by either
OF the partners authorized 10 the signature Of
he arm 10 Liquidation. X II WGNsLOW,
J. NEWTON PERKINS,
New-York Jan. /, 1919. ISAAC KIP, Jr
rS- The subscribers have this day formed copsn-r-
.hip In business under the hnn Of NISsLOW LASlEh
CO al the former oice Of WinslOw Perkin. 81 WstsL
II WfNsLOW,
j r d LANIER,
EswYors Jan l. 1919 IN lm.l ISAAC KIP, Jr.
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I----
GkAlN-N4-at - 11t much demand Il much o1-rg
- uartet Tie supply of Corn offered cute t-r- o
che s-1 tusnsss The ss-s bl.h-- a. f M
Ner Or~srs - for southern yellow ed ~ 500 bush pr.
southern Ysor va. reported - % e-n o. sre Re- es /.
, ce1fs nora Nothing Dong Barley Oats tller, sJaf
J-r-@} are bed ~ a111ff . celts Southern. 90 cents
FtDFl-lON--l j. Pcfs there Moderate elert most IN
snip stores nt ftr rsrset before reported Ih- 20
cr-ot AZ D. 10 sld 10 - r Cd a1c O PINE si o
Itft-ss c. Pune. end fif0lr ID 1r Me- Il--
b1Is PRIME Mess B-ri continues active an1 firm
TIE movement confined o. Mo-. ,a~r
49, i0- ip 70 Prime, ID 1873 r Mes ss-s 1 hid- Pork
Hans ~ cent? .td no b5s Bes Hans 40 IS 10 Bee
u sns I'D SO Lard q1-f saes Jon Ciy
max, ard tofr Oho a. ~ som- sales Cheese
o-rPor a. a7 ~ 90 20 pks Batter I'D % DAY Al d
n oeHfs. he 'sttsr frr Welsh.
OIL here ssus Of Selected Whale
shipping qualities hone 37G3e Erg -h Lns--1
bed b. saes 700 gals La.-ed % Tor Euh i-a5 Ga
Am-rfan.
NAVAL sTOREs-Ro.a unse'tei SALES 80 tsl. s0 ceas
snd 40 40 wheat tas3 sac Of 200 b5s mad.
~ c-lfs
sKISs-sse- fp'o Cursoos Goat q; 90 c.rt.. usus
MoLAssE.llc bids Tart .ot ~ ~ Il- rrarsst
j cent b cors@ queue 0l of cent ri R1sfan.
Mhishf il faIs esss
7i Drlf-e casts sf 81 which better
LIME On cssks Eastern Line AZ aI rsrfs. cash
slGAK-ss.~s 1d0 hi-s Clts a. - ~
sFICEs-Abolf on = Nufre-s s.It al -1a-4 .erfs
RlCf-Ihe market s tfm Sales l00 cassssf3 .
HEMP-We 1ote sales 90 bales Manila r. - cents. snt ~ Do
Amer /. ~ slfi. both q months.
FlsH-Af- firm With small sales Dry Cod ~ o.
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DKfTANsIA WARE, LAMPS, &c.-LNpl-
Door 4 81 MSkR. having every fsciiy Tor nanuiec-
- -.r..r <,r .sl- Al wholesale ard retail
sir I-braiel Mrisfe Solar Lamp, which ior ecolo-
- ard briIEsrcy Of hgh . 100 wei Known 20 require
tl,o. rres variety OF Land Lamps for burning oil and
sprt gn- .s<,,.
Ia. L.mps iJr engrsyeTs 1se a.c reading amps
C.ptIe.icks ~ every description
An kinds of Brifarnis Meta Ware made 70 order. Any
description o. mods furnished.
All thes- artces warranted be Of the nesg workman
.hfp ard materials and FOR strength and Durability
n.s,ed iu TIA county. ESDICOTT 4 SUMNER.
no iva PA Rroscwsy md ios Eln-si
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NEW BOOKS PER WASHINGTON.

fNLARIDGE on THE CHOLERA 8vo-
L DIck-uss Haunted Man and ne Ghosts Bafgsn, limo
engrsyngs.
P ThompsOns Ausiris a..
Near Home. OF he CoGnies Of Europe described, with
Anecdotes and lIlususrOns
Kembls'. saxors IN Eng md : yos
T.yiof'. Notes nom Books, ~ ne aulhor q hoes
from Life" Emo
C,a-rnio.e'. sketch BOOK. ecored pfoo,s.
Happy Home.
Hooref's Orchids eogs PlsnS
H-rrffeld 90 Painting, vO.s $40.
Land We Live 10, yO :.
An Of PAiniiug Restored
FLORIST fof 1913. coored qlsiss
Harrison on Ergish Language
sha~'stuglifh Lltersiur-.
Jeaetg's scripture Charsc.ef.
Boz Gs1uer's Bsl ads . 49,, 90, 80, q, ,-
u0 Imported BY JOHN Wilt i'l bfoso"S'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
RI or NEW-YORK....JANUARY 10.
IMMATURE .LsAsAC....THls DAY
81 W M4aNs yonRNAL. FoURrs rAsk .,

~ SEX MAINE JOURNAL. FOURTH Pf@h 81
CLEARED Steamship furors. Lot Liverpool st0s We-tuns
ter. Warner. London. Cfaps Paxton, savannah.
iark Harref Newell. -. Foad. ,su fffuci-co
Brig Msry md Jane Kerfon Nueftas.
sour. Man Mtatin Latoufetie. Baltimore. Cabot t. or Boston
Ire Bliss. Dearborn. Pensscos orl. Reasi,k Baltimore.
Barge Pofpose, Drake South Amtoy.
ARRIVED Port Prince d. coffee g. %
Wm Inf1 Lett org. T. A. W Amesouy of Ni1fs Dnf~. frf
Boston Gustav ul. Cseo Bfat0n DO sci Iowa of Mon
ana Iifsh-fh and frpress.
Ba Anshuac, Bafsio- DOB DE- u Roston Ton hes A. 90 Hi
Tie tf fie boob te q 1s tle n
cal parted fal broke other ali
driven of mice. q sails A. Tie tF~i uf a} seinta
Hercules.
Sch Ira Brewster Horton Wutoa naval stores to master -
b ls- esr-rei severe weather f4rr- tie passage.
~frJ Irlmsn. ds fu Norot oysters bound io NHafen
-rhr II1a MaurIn- nurharl. Virginia
sehr thus T. Cope, fft'oa. Nrgns. cora
BFLOw-shp NATE Hunter On Ha,re. With fas'eus-fs.
sAILED-shP u Allen. for Charleston W.1d 81
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY J sLsrCkEs, Aacuor--s

vAIItBIK RIAL ksrAfE gl.v-rshst
h-Cwr~r rinb-avrugc ard Jniversty 2 sc~ 1 ANThO-
Ny J hLYECkrR vii o. suction % "WEDNESDAY.
jan IT, b. o'coci o. The Merchants Erchsns~ TIE
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The Controller estimates the value OF these works
at higher rate than their cost they produce per
cent net income on nearly forty millions Of dollars
The aggregate revenues from the public works, during
the year Ntft--...
Expenditures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
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~ Water Cure.-Dr TRAIL receives patients at
hi. city esiAb.hnent IS Lsght and NJ Oyster Bay l. J.
New buildings ere being erected for the country esi,bst
ment which with the charming scenery and remarkable
ssubny u the Place viii furnish unequ1led sdysn'ag .
for invAiids a. al seasons 81 the 80 luis'
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