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TO the Public.

N TAKE this method ofinfeEming the public
~ that now occupy the Livery Stables formerly
occupied by Mr.. H. Il. Nixon. and solicit the
patronage Of the public generally. All person .
who may favor me with cal. may rest assure d
that their horses will be promptly sttehdsd to, ts
latter myself that have the best of Ostlers.
OrAto-a large Lot for the aceOmmolatisa
DR0vEns. tat
w. T. ]. VANN.
April 20. fs48-ts2-fy
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-- HOTCHKISS' * .
Vertical Water Wheels.

w. BRANSON is Agent for the above Wheels
in this place. He will take pleasure in showing
the castings 10 any person VINO may desire to see
them. There will be found at his office a supply
of Wheels. Cranks, or Gudgeons, at all times, fol
sale singly or in pairs. .
Dec 29,lS4S--[ lG-ly
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TO the Jail Of Sampson county, on the 7th inst.
a mulatto boy, who calls himself James Moore,
and says he was bound to Jon w. Wells of Brun-
swick county James Moore is about s feet or
inches high, spare built. and supposed to be sew
enteen or eighteen years of age. The owner is
to come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs. ne ISL. ta=.--.srs-
n, ,s..a. fre A. B. CHESNUTT Sheriff
July ID, lS4S-[44,tf = 49,. q
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NOTICE.

~ NIIE HaaT q n NU IICE 800 81 y All N
The Co-partnership of GRAY g. JONES is
dissolved by mutual consent. r. J. JoSEs Is au-
thorizcd to settle the business of the concern
g ~ GI sa5Ut57 1fal 80 CHARLES GRAY,
ss .z.. ys.... zs. aa.s..s r. J. JONES. ssi.ae
q, Those having accounts against the late firm,
can have them settled by presenting them to tie
subscriber. He also gives notice that all accounts
due the firm male out, ready for settlement.
The Boot and Shoe business will be continued
at the old stand, as usual, . sz.,..sf s,.z ..,
June 2s.-I42l r. ]. JONES.
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NEW BOOT AMI sHou
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDS

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on iheelst
January, ls49. his negro man. REDlcK aged be-
tween 81 and 40 years. Said negro is of a dark
yellow complexion; has a scar on one Of his
CHEEKS. believed to be ON the left; quick spoken,
i've feet or 10 inches high, stout built. .o d
The above negro is probably, lurking in the
neighborhood of Mr.. Beaty's or Mr.. Calsin J..
b'ckson's. in the lower part of BIaden county.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
to the subscribe, or for his confinement ia the
Jail of New Hanover county, or in any other Jail
within the State. SO that can get him. 7a5.za
An additional reward of Twenty Dollars will be
given for evidence sufficient to convict any white
person OF harboring the above negro IL
June l5.-l40-tf1 T NJ RODGERS.
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TO all whom it may concern
Persons indebted to DR.. JoHS R. HAW Es. will
find their notes and accounts in my hands; an
early payment of them will save costs. Persons
having claims aginst DIR. HAYES will present
them to me for settlement. 80 ass=.
- THOS. D. MEARES.
Anr;l S. ls49.-T3O-tf
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LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
900 BBLS. lending; also, Hydraulic
AOOOCement; Calcined Plaster; Plaster
ing Hair, Fire Brick, &c.
30 7 j. G. & R. B. WOOD,
eG Builders and Contractors
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New Livery Sta.

u bles.--.FIf E PROOF
Q Having completed my new Ii
sssAsAssAasesAAekkA- very Stables, am now ready
to receive horses at livery, BY the day, week, or
month. 1a 5. .ssi ~ ssss4' son -'+77 ''
My stables are situated on the corner Of Prin-
cess and Thmdstreets, directly opposite the Court
house, and very convenient to the business part Of
the town. They are built of bri *, and covered
with tin, which makes them entirely .fre1proof.
They are large, commodious, and well construc-
ted; and in evely respect as comfortable and con-
veBient as any Stables in the United States.
I also have, (for the accommodation of Drovers,)
large and comfortable Lot, together with a base
n1ent under the Stables sufficient to hold one hun
dred horses, and shelter them veil and comfortably.
q Horses, Carriages, and Buggics, kept constant
ly for hire 4a+s.E '.'#
My Hosters cannot be surpassed in any coun-
try, and therefore feel confident of giving entire
satisfaction 10 those who favor me with their Gus
tom. ts%
feel grateful to my friends and the public for
their liberal patronage heretofore, and hope to me-
rit continuance of their custom.
@ H. R. NIXON.
Wilmington, N. c., December II, Is47. l4tf
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G r e w LIS r s..
N O TIC E.

A large supply of CREw Lists on hand, an
for sale low, at the JoUhsAL OFFICE.
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Warren, North Carolina, White Sulphurand
NE CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. b"

THE Proprietor of this establishment has the
satisfaction of announcingto the public that sines
the last season he has greatly enlarged and imprL-
we'd his buildings. so TO be abIe to accommodate
a much larger number, and to offer sill greater
attractions to those who mey visit this pleasant
and healthful resort trouble or expense will
be sPnredto rosader his putrUas vrs-Gss,
satisfied, - . . -.
The medicinal properties of the Sulphur water
have been amply tested during the last eight years
by large humble. of visitors. and its beneficial re-
suits strkingly displayed in the cure or relief Of
dyspepsia, affections of the liver, jaundce, disea-
SEES of the skin, &c. Another Spring has beer
discovered in the vicinity of the establishment, an
analysis of which proves that 1t is carbonated
cholybeute, resembling The waters of Tunbridge
Wells, the most celebrated of all The chaiybeate
waters of England. 1t is mild aud gentle tonic,
and in the opinion of the physicians who have ex-
amined it, ard witnessed its effects in some cases
during the last season, must prove beneficial in
atomic dyspepsia, chlorosis, uterine, nervous and
neuralgia affections connected with debility. and
of especial service to persons living in malarous
| regions of country, whose blood has been robbed
ef its normal proportion of iron by repeated at
lacks of malarial fevers. ...t
fine Band of Music will he in attendance du-
ring the season.
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, will always find hack ready for their
accommodation at Henderson, and at the War
renton Depot. There will be daily mai! from
Warrenton to the Snrinps
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therefor. <1'-+ 5 .f5'
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Terms for Adverlisi,l :.
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II the number of insertions are NOT nm the adj
,,s tney VII be Continued at ordered out
every Insertion after the first week - -
500 sung ohas over
liberal discount viii Be made on adyer,,sen,cn,s
exceeding one square, when published Or IL inonihs
casa in Advance. = Srr'
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LAMP OIL.

= A large and fresh supply Of Winter bisached
Sperm Oil for family uss, always on hand 2
For sale BIZ w HLIpPFFT.
bfugsist & eheuilh
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OF AsKALoN :!

D The greatest Medicine in the knoacn acorH.
OF all the cures that have ever been recorded
we may safely say the annals of medicine cannot
furnish one to surpass this, which now stands as
a living proof Of the durability of CONSUME
TON. even when life had been despaired of.
Read this extraordinary case:
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TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED ,

April 5, 1s49--[30-Iy @t5 sat sse
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CHARGES;
Families per month, SIS 00'
Families per week, 6 90
Families per day, e- ss.s- EFF q l 90
Single person per month, 20 90
Single person per week, 7 so
Single person per day, IS
Children and Servants half price.
Horses per month, ..s... a 10 90
Horses per week, 90
Horses per day, @ s4 rs
analysis q the toatsr. By Professor Hardy
One quart (wine measure) s-f1 =
contains sulphurctic hy- ..
drogen gas 2.9s34 cubic In
Carbonic acid gas 5000 a. 49,
Sulph. Magnesia So grains.
Sulph. Lime So
Oxide ofIron IS
Muriate Of Soda q g.
Carbonate of Lime - ST. 90 BOO
...... :, .--... WIN. D. JONES
June %, ls4e-[42sw
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Clinton, Iune p. ls49--[4l-2m
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S25 Reward.

April s, ls49.-[30-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MESSAGE.

The protracted contest for Speaker of the House
Of Representatives was brought TO close on Satur-
day evening, by the election of the Hon. Howell
Cobb, Of Georgia, the Democratic candidate. On
Saturday afternoon, after sitting during which
much confusion prevailed, the House passed reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee, provi-
ding that after baloting, rira rocc three times with
out majority of the votes Of the whole house being
given toany member, the House shall then proceed to
ballot again, and any such succeeding ballot the
Member receiving :he largest number Of votes, if
they be majority of a quorum, shall be declared
elected Passed by yeas l3, nays LOG. Tho House
then proceeded to ballot with the following results:
Winthrop. Cobb
Ia. ballot 90 70
I'd '' 93 !b
Sd 81 OF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Fire nj Phiiadeiph'a-schooner Kun Into
Mau.iaushter Conyiction-Another Riot

.,posserce Ct The Tribune

af
PHrLapELPHIs, Sunday, Oc'. =
rs., ,ish. the csantiax-hou,e attsched to the
49,, r,-s e. Mes,rs voeel simpson, ws,er st below
Aroad. ~s. destroyed BY Ere A. this FIRE The hose
o. The Marion IRE Company wai cut in several pscef
., IS 70 render 10 unat for service
On Wednesday morning last. AZ o'clock, .chr Tn
umph msson from New-iork for this port was run
Into Of Great Egg Hsrbor By the schooner H. W
G,drey ircn Philadelphia for ssw-lork. The Tr-
unph lost main,si gsa and boom. snd Charles Gum
belsien one OF her crew wss knocked overheard and
drowned The w Godfrey VISA much dsmsg. q,
but proceeded on her voyage.
YssterdsJ, 10 the L. :. Circuit Court, Andrew J.
Hiss,ns Convicted OF the manssughter Of Godfrey
Davis upon the high seas sentenced n two years
impri.ornef 10 the Eastern Pen!tenrsry dating rom
the 21th OF kprl lsst
Last nigh, after the Gre ia Water o. there was re
euar riot n Vhich the Killer. and " Bouncers
we're the prrcip.l sc.ors Every sort OF o1ru,ive
weapon used, and for a tine o. Old Southwark
regular battle teld have not heard w5ether
any srrrs;s we're made, although Il I, extremely pro
babe! thfse rOUty gauge rule the lower part oi be
CITY with .carc.y sny opposition % their s<ess pro.
Cee1lnss that police icer would max hs NE IN a.
tempting an arrest. have just esrreo that two men
were shot during the safsy one OF them e named
Iitiernsry Il Robert {. Iiits unaIy, Of the Ds
irict OF S0unw.rk the other msu. name could not
Obtain Vhl- number % uptown companies ~-.t
goi'g to ,bs ire their appsrstu. eere taken away 9
them by toe com b itaLb, ana injnrrd.
Holders o. FLtus raiscr frmer 10 their demands
si1ce he arTv- Of The .'sames advic-s s-es of COZ
nbi. N 7 brands .. IS and some Of better brand 81
IL Der bhl sse- FOR civ nee a. l24 {, O.. -
RYE tLous-5 10 los a $50 as y. per ho. Coss
MEsL -els ilovysts3 Gs.is "rssr nu ad vaneed
to lidl l5p@r hu.h-l for whte, ana tro u FOR red
RYE swort asa cts per oushei Cossis scarce, and
sood yellow II here. would command 90 ets, sod Whit
6.6oS et' Oar. sre 10 rnl1-d demsno sna ,snse ,On
- 70 rsr b1shel for S0u'hrrn aud pnme Penney IVA
ME Co1rog l. em, and fair Uoi.nds -snno be bought
under u Ct. ~ 10 WHssY 10 ia fair demand a. ~ os
IN bbl- ibid, command the same Free -
SALES oF sr0cg -FpR BpdrS-slfo Penn 81, lolt
sl0o Che. sui De- IS SCI - rch ~ 10 20 .
o., Union .S lrt 81 Girsrd Rk h5 y. ~sr ard Ssn
Of Pit ,bursh 81 % Ugon Bs Ten, 81 a. Pr sE Ten, ~
50 MORN RR i5wn. q 1890
B.>en BssrGs-s GO Penn "a. cash, ss 900 90 s. %
- 10 sns P.rn 81, iOs. 100 Morris Canal y 81 kd
RR, lot, 10 90 co cs.h lot 100 do DO s5 10; 100
ENplOuog.4 81 ~ do Il
S,cnd Bo0,d- 81 0oO IS 1857. llSf 600 Penn 8. h'
81, Loo Pesn >, cAsh, 81 sLs tfsrd b. o. t4:i
Perm b. 1854. 80 Penn s., 3e
iJ'e- arc 5000 Rd's RR 6s 1882 SCI oo0 Psnu So,
5s st co Penn s.. s5~n, PC. au'f Nv -, ns, Oosp'
III; 1900 Penn 3. sst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

ESGLIsH socIALIss.-The London correspon-
den, Of the ck-o,orpe writes follows OF ths Mcde
Lodging Houses IL ihs, city The result Of the Poor
Mans Club. hss been very gratifying during this time
sf sickness have many friends Who are among tie
founders and scive supporters Of these estso nnen' q.
ard they a. me- that the heath cf tne Inmates
for tie sicky tns has been most sstsGctOry Toe
deaths snong children are very cons!d-rsbiy lover
hsn IN the surrounding hsoFnood', snd TIE cao-ra
nss not caused rsle death In the largest o. tie Lod
ng Houies containing 30 sets Of bedrooms, sot 800
persons, lsy elsrs.sf because az precisely iaforn
ed bat believe should be correct II s.yins that no
de-ts have occurred fror .hs c-ase 10 coy oi these
buildings although raging toe sesriiy o several Of
them Whs hopes for the rich IL sucn con5ii.oa Of
t-e poor esperi.y II /; become general, and ro-- oy
successive irroy-rn~nts % frrsn irnunlt-s AID pr
.-cricn. Tre Moce Lodging H-rtes sr7 eziencins 10
E---01s parts O. Lon6on. AID the tr-d-s are s,soc
sts-g % cary their views IN rns direction. Nlh
10 IL week, ih- Journey bskers have he'd meet
ns for ihs purpose. The p-cPie who enter tnrse
aOcs-s not The very - Ossi class trey are eh--J
the superior portion Of the working el-sses-isrliel
isai esn spp-s~i.ie 70 some degree tse BENEFITS q
cl-s1i.-eaI and comforts.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
DIE D

saz ra'- Of sss go JOSH J. WAY. u. 80. y-srof t.
on s-s.ri'y -asa-s o. Nm xaRf re, Ct - s> S-'-r
bas~r. r-r
~ -st'- t.t -s1 a. ii-- m .-r 49, Sr- a. Jsr--
= a. seq ss-r an1 ri a-r ss-.1;-f. srs Lt---re-
a. = LAD s'-t at-s1- ser sl>- re = s.ft q ara,
- s11ftJf ai-r1Icr r~s,es
rss t-se, q b. .-4T .hs>< sfs- Wa n,rz
az taas ss.s- a. r--p~- ssst- - sss.d - fs7--s
a. o1r sf<raa 3 80, ~ oces iroz d, "a r--isncs
J. Dlsascx u vthc-; t4ri1sr
- sancsF nrrn-r. OF PHEaE cATHARi,E. o-y ehld
- "a = a,t y "a Hallcs. Ace a. o lolr1a
Th- -s.ss u - AK d. kranl s-As Xxx
p's.s<k, Ezz ~ ervsassr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
California Emiarants.

In the brig Gen Cobb, from Stonrg;on, Oct p, io
San Ffsucisco:
Jts. C-r..r C.7' G-ors. Bars 81 Esssri Ter
Hen Cisfk -I uI Nfr4of-
In the -chr Alexander, from Newport, Oct 2i ioi
Ssn ffascisco
n-ra. Csgrasi -tspls1 s.rirs james Bfo-n s'na-
s-a.n WI Hsrlh J.ll khno Jl.,ph N.n--rng nh-fi ho
ias.rorft o s-rpor H-rrf fhan Nss so-sn W Fooi
% N.1 Nrs af- n>r-f W.T. hsr n- - w - nf VA"
10 .hip Henry Ware from Boston for san r.nclsco
N-.sf. rrsfaf hcbr~n shsf htrf~s A4ff-r Wttsf
.a 40 G.aff. o tou Jlta t. of Jo@ flf
si H..h.r a n Esf Ctrtrfr-. H--rr Hoe O.
Hove 80 J0tn slrf -ss 90 hsta = Jota
gnsI .rn.aa FRET I.a--a Barri Chs irt sorimonf
49, slna. r S--cozb f.ssI- Es- " Hs-s-- - 81
Cong'es Lsnn Jo.sA Carts 1hss ho~ s-a - Roo.
Lard. of s-an-osls-s1
10 b-. Archelaus from Boston tor San Francisco
Mar. Jo...h P8rsf Tf.d-fcs D.o-nos-, R~ao-l sal
L--. u Barus ans Jsm-- torhsf-t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
The Pufeve for Canada

No sooner has tue Earl CT Z gas Afmini.,ra.
tioa resolved. ia ecc0rcsrce siia TIE ADDRESS oi
the Hoase Of Assembly, TO locate 'ssf q; Toronto
. g. up starts ihs question e Annsz1tion "a
the very practical firm q q. tlsc.ioa c'ntss. 'or
Member Of Assembly 70 81 4 vacancy II the
Third Ri5ifg Of York, Immediately east oi the
new capital. Mr. Peter Perry, a. Old Member,
Who was thirteen years since. ne colleague Of
Mr.. NJ. s Bigell, in the Legislature, for Lsnoo1
and Addington, has taken tie hsld- Mr.. Baldwin,
the Premier, carefully scmonished NJ. Perry By
letter against the errors Of Annexation, and toe
Toronto Gioie, the organ Of Lord Z gins Govern
nent, said, n IS Dun.b.r OF tie 20th inst
We are happy that NJ Perry -. c.r,sItec 70 rsn
be IS an Old Hefofn-r snd nss c0le soo1 ,srri -
tee country ere hs knoTt tie wants % tn- ll-
hs5 tsns, and vii be 3 rucs, use;ul aem5er. "eins
gne there all oe no opposiuon u ne election
Ga the 23d, how ever, The Giote tu-ned rorad =
oppose Perry Here are is reasons for tni. sud
den change;
We regret now 70 md Mr Perry hss 10: answered
" Bald wins ieitsr nor taken sny notice oi H. sno =
lev. il s also fsc, that Nr. PaB yesfrfog rJs't4 70
sign ik> escayci on y Logaify We ccrce.e 'u- '-o
eenticr.n Whatever nay have pared betSeen HlI
sud some Of bic cor s'iiuens privately af' roN P.
hisssl( N hos,li,y % fh< frie-cs q brHS- ~
aul that hl. slecGOE sa1u4Q y OyYprrt - - II
streruouI manner. There can be nc 9a-. iDs IL -
mater Tn. IL DO question " party, Tor ' p-I.-'
.hould unite IN fropnng down the mac cstnoDsA '-'
4 the Monuealers
On the 24:h, Tie Ezaminer, liberal came ou'
IN Perrv's favor. ard on the 2sth lThor'dsy ls'l
70 of " The InGependeaf." large, beaoshaiy
printed. and vel arranged weekly sheet, ives
.sued by H. B. Wilson, at To'onto at 81 per an'
num. containing PerY's Address 10 the Electors
5sy. The Iadepeadsats
" Mr. Perry address accepting The nonnsuon' :.
manly s;rsishtiOrVsId document IL ciearIy sn9N-'
thst Inc imperiOas dosmsticsl letter - VI b-id"n
acdre..ed 10 biu bss bad the effect anc P4te' p,
fte Go5s ard Others, calling forth p.e1s-. iioin
oim Nr wfshs. O. be returned 80 the unpleo--'
ADD ipo.uendent member by those VINO nave SnoNH
1in al ts life in order tbsl be may give bis supPof, 70
zach rnesfures he msy deem iof Toe evoo Vi "-'
country. Mr Perry's election is certain
Mr Baldwin represents York County that IS
hi. strong bod, sn1 he noT threatens Perry with
strenuous opposition bat the s9miri''ration IS
mpotent, unpopular, false to is pledges, and VIII
have TO be speedily reconstructed. Perry Will n't
only be returned unpledged, but it IS extre"ey
probable that he will be a member OF any aimiail-
,ration that may prove strong enough TO sustain
itse II with the Legislature next Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Il RnrsoAn Accrrrsr.-V ViAaax-Ls

u RAILROAD Accirrsr.-V VN1ay-Las.
TnGrsday evening. about O'Clock, The down train Oh
the Buffalo and ssssrs Fsls Railroad, which l- here
A. s. encoEEered nesyy rsl lying scro.s the trAcxi
rear Csyues creek. some sx miles beloT IOaaTsnda
TIE rs xs caught BY the wheels Of tie locomotive, and
carried along Tor I've sx rods vhen the locomotive
ana tender aud TIE Baggage were thrown from the
track The engineer. Mr welsh, when he di'eovered
the bar xish collness yrcseucs Of u..nd for which
be deserves much credit reversed he gne and al q
oa th- steam by which sped Of the train 90
much essened that more serious probably fsia cone-
On nces were svoided lie remained AZ his poet unll
IN locomotive began tc tD over when b Jumped %
upon the opposite side. he wss somewhat bruised -
we're also ore O. 40 art men, but serious injury
WAS sustained 4 itic further log ~ss discover
ed yiu. aero.s trsck A; tais point the are
generally a. cher speed than any other on the road
which sss the reason probably o. re being selected
for the Intended esfsstrophe. Bs-.lo Com Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
ooMNERcIA AND MONEY pnATrrn

The market is very firm for Governments nj
Coupon sixes, ls6s have sold at ll5i Tho other !"
oripuons arc slso advancing Fsnces ara dull, ssSV'
Ing Erie, which advanced 10 6ltc. There u bui lHs
disposition to speculate in stocks.
The agen. of the Sosqubanns Bank in WLa
stopped redecmiog to day and 30 cents 10 the beet pc
offered for tho notss Tns amour, sAoat hsrsbss
siderable. An express was sent 10 the Bank aS
noon with considerable amount OF notes FOR rsissf
ton. This Baok has secsutly changed hands, shi~
failure Is probably . BAD ons. ThomPson's Bsni 10
Reporter which put TIE public on its guard sssina1
Ba5k, slso recommends that the public should sdn
ceiys the notes Of the Salisbury Bank The sse bNi
of Morris, N. J. the Exchange Bank, Wa.inslos, D.
and the James Bank Of this State.
The Garrick sailed to-day full Of freight srdPu
seugsrs She has $4,000 10 speelo. The lssbs,
Charleston, tskes sbout $4,000 tor the Cbussf
BsDks Nothing mas Yet been engaged for the ''ssS7
To London. 100 bxs Cheese, 3os The ship aaeh'
mo taken up for ths, port at 2. for Ficafh
To Glasgow 3 TO 400 pkgs Lsrd term. &c da'A
learn. To Hsvre, the packet lst prox hled s2si'
cent for Cotton, and the 10th has some a. toe 'rn
rate. To Antwerp, Ashes, Z2s ID and to hsn''s
Rice 25s. A large number Of ships teigbt ofisy
have been taken up TO load for California, ssyH
90 cents I, foot. 90 p bbl s20a25 y tOn, sss%
Lumber. tJCd6O y M A new feature Ia Pregtnn'
| week. 10 the chsrorns OF several American 'hf"
der tbe reciprocal Navigation Act TO load s, C,H''
ard other India ports tor London Il - y tan
la Exchange the market is iiri9 bat not ss''
Sterling remains steady at loi tlo! for hrsteis"
natures. Francs are $40 for the beet nsme ~
supply Of bill 10 moderate.
The bslsnce in she sqb-Tressary is ss so-''
| Receipts. sac Payments, sl3,43J.
The Export Of Specie last week rsschet"'
Is. The amour, far the year 10 g. 3.ei6534.
The Imports for the week are sl,le2@S
which 81 ca. l72 pad duty L,
| Toe follow isg is the movement Ia Dry Cow
| tns week ending Oct. Is
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
r. RICHARD s. WILLIAMS Fourth Ward

r. RICHARD s. WILLIAMS Fourth Ward
va on Saturday evening nominated for Senator
By the WING Convention Of the lid down. town
District, in place OF JAMES BOwss, declined. He
SIS worthy and popular mao. who We trust viii
be elected He wss several times candidate for
Assembly when The Ciry elected her Members By
General Ticket, and always raa az or near the
head Of the lsi. 90 he viii now.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

LETrEEs RLTVRsED Fkos LTER700L.-ws
raisrGsnd from the Po.i Oac- that package -or
tanning n-rcearts -,ters received - se Euro;
frolr the Liverpool Postmaster hAsug oeea seired y
the Admiralty AgeE; =, that port The letters, Or-
hundred ard 1ve In nsmber, al destined for tie Cont
ren, seat from isis port by tae Niagara Il,
s.a sept By private hsad. snd being Ouad in psssen
ser, ,rusks seized i0F breach OF the Post Oc,
Law. Those me.ehsBs -hose eorrssPands-oe 70,
,hrs falled nus; fee greatly sasoyd-