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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-25
TFrom the Southern Pecoyder.l

SWEET PoTATo SEED FROM THE BLOOM.
The undersigned has raised for three
years past, Sweet Potatoes. of better
quality than usual, in the following way,
viz:
The Yam Potato vine blooms in Au-
gust; in about month thereafter they
form apod; the seed are then forrled of
about the size of sage seed, and Of the
same color. The pod should be noticed
and gathered when ripe, or else they will
soon drop. In the Sp.ing, at the usnaf
time of sowing seed, sow them in the
usual way l sow cabbage seed. They
will not come up quite as soon, but will
continue doing SO through the spring.
The plant is small and delicate in APP
pearance, and should be drawn in wet
season, with u little dirt attached to it,
and transplanted. The leaf and vine have
different appearance from the potatos
usually, and the potato will be found to
grow larger and smoother than usual.
prefer this method, after satisfactory
practice, to raise the potato, to any other
whatever. Collin WooD.
Baldwin county, June, 1849.
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DEATHS.

Albert Gallatin, the celebrated fnan-
cier, and who has occupied distinguish
ed position for some half century or
more in matters vitally important to the
interests of this country, departed this
lile'at Ncw-York on Monday last.
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INDIAN NEWS.

Accounts from chihuahua state that
the Indians arc very hostile and have en-
tircly laid was c Sonora, and i'll the re-
glons around El Passo, Letters from In
dependence state that 300 Comanches
have died of Cholera.
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NO., 15

h%ct Of Col@mbio..-(Blair & Rives's
Cong. Globe, 3oth Congress, Cd session,
p. 38)
On the 9th January, 1849, Afr. 1fead,
of Virginia, offered the following resolu-
ton:
Rccolocd, That the Committee on the
Judiciary is hereby instructed to reporta
bill to this House, providing effectually
for the apprehension and delivery of fu.
gitives from labor, who have escaped or
may hereafter escape from one State into
another" f'r'
The yeas and nays being ordered, Ja-
cob Collamer voted in the negatiyc.-
(Blair & Rives's Cong. Globe, p. 1857
Mr.. Collamcr also voted against the
2lst rule in Congress, (Which rule pro-
hibits the re- option ofabolition petitions"
and he also voted for the infamous reso-
luton of 1fr. Colt, of New York, which
resolution proposed chat negroes and
slaves should be permitted to vote on the
question of the abolition of slavery intbis
District, (thot is, the District of Colum-
bia.)
So much for practice as proven by the
record. Now is there not an extraordina-
ry difference between these recorded votes
ana Air. Collamel's assertions in his let
ter to Mr.. Crawford. How can they be
reconciled? Will some Southern Whir.
whose aflinities are with the present no.
party Administration, enlghten us on this
question. RIcuLAND.
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FROM the Charleston Cou,4cr.
GEN. TAYLoR's MOVEMENTS.

GEN. TAYL0R,s MOVEMENTS.
The President was at Carlisle, penn J
on Monday, and unwell, but recovered
sufficiently to proceed ON his journey as
t''ras Chambersburg en- route Westward.
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Loss on TME EMpInE srArE.

a splendid steamer, bearing this name,
encountered heavy blow on Lake Michi-
gan, and sunk. The boat was a total loss.
Passengers all saved.
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By the President. ~
j. M. CLAYTON, Secretary of State.
ROME.

On the 4th Of July, which was the day
the French troops took possession of
Rome, the following Address was circu-
lated from hand Ito hand among the pco-
pie:
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From, The Southern Pre$bytcriaa.1
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Anniversary of the Theological
Seminary in Columbia was held on the
18th ut, We learn from persons who
attended it that The audience was larger
than usual, and the exercises highly credi-
table to the graduating class. Below,is
found the order of exercises at the late
meeting,
How beauteous are their feet"
,s GRADUATING CLASS.
/. a, e. Chandler Kingdom OF
Christ. ...'.'.
2. I, a. Hoyte-The Eloquent Preach
er.
8 4. G. Johnson -(Absent.)
A. E. R. Ware--The Millennium.
MUsIc-"Joy to the world" &c. 9sth
Psalm.
8. w. Natthcws-C Condition and Pros
poets of the church of Rome.
8. II. Ii. Righteousness the great
Element OF successful Preaching.
z. A. Shotwell--( Absent.)
8. w. III, Singletary--Tbe Ministry
our country needs. (Exeused.)
Adaress to The Glass
Music7Pa Parting Hymn. (Original.)
Benediciion
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[ 7cleqrapacd TO the Charleston Courier
Proclamation OF the
President.
RAJrInoDp

BALTIMoRE, Aug a.
The following Proclamation was re-
eei*ed at Washington on honday from
Harrisburg:
OFFICIAL.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
GuihUINS
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CLARK Mills, THE ARrIsr. This gen
tleman, now at Washington, engaged Oh
the Equestrian Statue of General Jack
son, has Just completeda marble bust OF
the Hon. John G. Calhoun, which is
highly spoken Of. 1t has been left for
examination at q public place in Washing.
ton, but will, within a short period, be-
brought to Charleston, having been
especially ordered BY 9 geptlcma1 81 ou,
city.
We see 1t stated that President Taylor
has been sitting to Nm Ills. for tbe per,
pose OF having his bust taken, Ib9risv.
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Wire fences haye been introduced nm
on numcrprs farms in various parts of the
conntry, much to the Improvement ofthcir
value and appearance. Those who hays
tried them say they answer the purpose
OF the strongest post and ra. fence that
can be built, with not more than half of
the expense Village Record, West CNes-
ter, Pa. s#
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WASHINGTON, Jan. &c, 1919.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1919.
The Boundary Commisstowers The Water Witc&
-Tfmpnance-Hon. Horace Greeley, AND Gen.
Taylor.
The Secretary of the Navy has placed tho
ste Gamer Water Witch at the disposal OF Colonel
Weller, the commissioner appointed to run the
boundary line the part of the United States, be-
tween this country and Mexico. 1t is doubtful,
howe yer, whether she will be used, as she is toe
small to accommodate the whole of Colonel Wei
ler's party, and would have to make the voyags
TO Mexico twice. She is laid up at the navy yard
here at present The Commissioners brother
young &c nteman of talent and active bushes
habus-goes out with the party, we understand
and will, doubtless, be valuable acquisition TO it
The commissioner appointed on the part Of Mexl
co speaks English fluenty, 60 that the services Q
an interpreter can be dispensed with. Colone
Weller expects TO be able to start about the middle
oil next month.
At TEMPERANCE meeting, this evening, the Hon.
Horace Greeley, among others, addressed the cti-
zens of Washington upon the evils of intoxicating
drink. The hon gentleman was much more sus-
cessiu IN his warfare against intemperance thaa
he has been in his contest with the mileage OF
members of Congress, fact which we sincerely
rejoice at. One Of the speakers, IN the course OF
his remarks, alluded to General Taylor a mar
equally temperate in his habits as In his opinions
The mention of the Generals name brought down
thunders OF applause from all parts OF the house,
of course. Now that the election has decided
scarce In these diggns. This Is fixed fact. We
have the wing Taylor men. and the Taylor Tay-
lor men, and the democratic Taylor men; but they
all go for old lack, and no mistake. Is.
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C0MMERCIAL APFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Jan. 27--8 II. M.
The movemett .o-dAy In stocks was upward There
were lar sses OF tho fancies at the first board and
the advance ranged from ens-eighth to per cent
Treasury Notes went up per cent; United States 6
1857, y; Indiana IS u; Reading Mortgage Bonds 4;
Farmers' Loan u; Morris Canal q; Canton Company
ii Long Island ]; Erie Railroad y
At the second board, Farmer Loan improved = per
cent; Reading Railroad u; Canton Company Vi and
Morris Canal Rssiing Mortgage Bonds declined 4.
There were very few transactions ct the afternoon
board.
The Crescent City from Chagres, with several days
later intelligence from the Pacific, tslsyrsrhed
about O'Clock this afternoon and the fact spread over
the city With the greatest rapdty It was too late to
have much effect on business; but the most intense
anxiety existed to learn the character Of her sdvces
The news she brought will be found at length In another
column 1t 10 not Of character calculated to increase
the emigration to California by the sthmus route until
1t certain conveyances from Panama be obtained
upon arriving at that port. Many will, no doubt, be
disappointed In not receiving accounts large arrivals
of gold by this steamer.
The Court Of Errors Of Ohio has lately declared that
the person who charters vessel does owner
for the trip when the terms Of the charter he pays
gross sum, the general furnishing the master
and crew, and dersyipg the expenses of the vessel e.
That in such the s liable ON the bill ofladng
g. That contract by the captain to carry goods and
collect the price from the oonsgnse binding on the
vessel and may be enforced under the statute in suit
against the boat.
The Reading Railroad Company transported II 02O
tons Of coal to tide water during the week ending the
25h inst, making the total fer the 80 lss TONS
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.1mUSMnl n y.lS.

QOwERY THEATRE.-MOSDaY EvsNIvo JAsUAaY
Az wn 20 performed new sra~s suttlsd the IiAuNrEo
sAN-Ar kedh~, Mr. j. NJ Scott; Ths thaatl Gilbert
Teerby Co., Mr. wn.ns My swidssrs. Miss wemysa Amer
VII c MI Lavaer Lee the celebrated Elubrst his
ng feats asc Mr. H. c. Lee his Pup in the srocs
nes 10 DC followed BY i0US0ED ON IA :rs- NJ soepi,
The drama of NARY, THE MAID OF TaE INN--tarrop M
~ tlaike Richard. Mr. J. H. Bal; mary. ass O. wemvsx
Marian hrs Rroadev Pit i2 Gallery 12
eents Doors opep 81 So o'clock; sonmeAceat7
CHANfhAUS NATIONAL THsATRR. LATE HAITIAN.
Monday EverpE Jan. q? the performance will
VITA the dyaua Ut kNT ID lY-xartin Hevwood. Mr.. X.
Scott rosy asyyood. NJ Mcfarland Rachel HsywOd Mr..
dame entitled aOslNA MEADOws-Harr Meudop Ne Chan
irsu; Mr. Medows Mr. Mcfarland; Jcthss Baxter Me- T. G.
Boei RonA Meadows Mis- g. Mesayer; Mrs. Meadows Mrs. O.
ShaI Alice Warren Miss r. Gordon To conclude
farce Of NY FRIENDS RIfE-hr Frank Semertoa Mr. r,n;
Nrs Souerfon Mr Isherwocd Boxes 26c Pit IKE Doors
open SICK O'clock commence att. ~
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"A AFRICAN DHAMATIC tUND ASSO GA TON.
IA fresidens-DAvIp q. Golden, Esq. IL.
Truste

A AAERICAN DE- AMATIC tUND ASSO GA rION.
IA fresidens-DAvIp q. GOLDEN, Esq.
= Prescott Hall. Esq John MoKeon E,q,
W. b. Chapman. E,q, VIC. Stebbin Esq,
Thomas g. Hambin, ESQ.,
The President Trustees aud Drectos would respectfully
quaint TIE patrons Of the drama and the public generally that
their frat benefit will ahe place Tuesdy evsnog February
purpose by the Lessee Fry ks The object association
beng establish fund whereby such professors Of the dramatic
art az shall become BY accident rmity
from pun Vii their usual avocAtons receive aid
1t earnestly hoped that the favor individual interest sud
support will be extended that occasion The snteaiomeu
aud musical talent present vicinity embracing
lowing
M. FoRREsr. MrW BLAKE
Mr.. W. T. BURTON ME- vAcHE
Mr.. JOHN SoorT Mr.. DAWSON,
Mr.. DyorT. Mr.. JOHN GILsERr
nr O. H. BARRETT. Mo. W. CLARKE,
Mr.. q. HOLLAND Mr. Tnr0N,
Mr.. MITCHELL, Mr. CHANvRAv,
Mr. g. Bass. MI McfARLAsD
Mr.. g. LoDER, Nj. WINANs
Mr.. AADAwAv, Mr. W. 8. CHAIRMAN,
Mrs. VERNON. Miss KArr wnssrss.
Mrs. BORN, Mlss PHILLIPs
MIRA BAILEY, Mira KNIGHT,
Madame OrTo. Miss JULIA NoRrHAIL,
Mr.. O. LopER, Miss I. KIRxHAM,
Miss RosR THiBiS, The Misses DENIM.
Miss NARY TAYLOR,
With otf ers, whose names will b duly announced
Mr. O. LopnR will mperntend the musical department.
STEWARDS;
M,.F. c. WRMyN. Mr. LYNNE,
Mr.. John PovKY. Mr. G. AHDEEws.
The Once will be opened Saturday, February
changed places Box tickets ST.
~ cents.
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QARNUws AMERICAN MUslUM.-P. T. ,RNUx, MA

AhNUnS AnBhlCAN MUSkUh. !. II SkNUA, MA
SER Splendid perform every aerno and every
ming At IN o'clock Rayt particular tall Two Persons Fix
teen feet sh weighing S pounda Determined a. usual not
procuring for public qualification, novelty VIII Oh time 10
Dor NJ command the werld produce the
Snsxapsd strsctODs The Quaker Giant and 0sntsss the
produced. Miss Elizabeth simpson delicate y.uns Qua
Mr. Barnum pledges hpsof pay any
who produce female Of height and size within
year this time She bsyoad all oulaoD the most
Language inadequate to describe her
Mr. Bales the Immense Norfolk Giant having proved larger
having that sarb resumed
it. THIS Qusher gentleman OF stands plump eight
feet in his sochng and weigh. 6 pounds 1t impossible
convey idea Of this colossal human COUPLE world
their like before The public positively
the immense attendant this
possibility ofs being extended beyond short time They
Ttania tho Fairy Queen, either Of whom s smaller than
smallest infant that walked alone and
the smallest human pair existence Also engaged Tire Highland
Mammoth Brothers the latest pair this side The
In the Lecture Room unegualed my
places uement America and will be produced e,t
esern the Yankee Comedian Pete Norris comic singer
the beautiful The Sabe broer the bes b
Minis res In the city, consisting of perfect muciaas uuder
gees and srs Averi Mes Mono Miss
Burroughs Mr. T. Oldh ID 20 &c TIE highly popular usics
YAM extravsganlA which beautiful Lesson to all California
Spectators ented California Yellow Fever Gold Mani. in
which Western Pete Morris supported entire
company including the Gable Broher and ia which the author
Mr. Evans the celebrated Of Dandy Cox
the and instructive carved
Model Of tho city Of Jerualem, stapds with every
bp ldDs street. fame 20 &C. in the holy CITY The Model for
Roch well The Fortune Teller; Picture Gallery Grand Cosmo
curostief inoludirg thing wonderful, In
tue and art Admission Is cents children under ten Ia
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Naval IntelllQonOe.

The United States ship Congress, Captain Lsvalette
IL on her way homo from the Pacide to stop ct this
port. Captains Stribipg and Taylor, We learn with
with regret coming home In her sick Lieutenant
Thornburn is also coming home in the Congress. The
Lexington It. Cong Chsfard, sailed for San Francisco
the LIST November, and was to leave for New York
about the LIST OF December. The Southampton, Lieut.
Cong Handy, wss to sail from San isncisso the
It'll December. The Prsbs, Con. Giynn, sailed from
the Sandwich Islands the 27th Of July for the East
Indies with Com. Gesinger and expected back at
San Francisco In January 1849 The fndsp ude ace,
Com. Shubrick, sailed from Maxatlsn for the Sand
vich Islands, the coast Of Peru Chilli and New York
the oath Of July, and was expected TO be &C the
latter place in May lslo The Dale expected to sail
for the United States about the March next The
st Marys had not arrived 1t Monterey ON the Sd Of
December.
The Congress arrived at Hampton Roads yesterday
afternoon.
The United States Ship Albany, Comm'r. Randolph,
sailed nom Havana, l4th instant, on cruse.-Nor-
fsik Hsrsld, JsN Is.
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supremo Court, General Term.

y Present Justices McCann, Har but and Edwards.
JANUARY T.-DEcsIoss John r. Mann, Receiver
&c 10. frederick Penfz Decree Of Assistant Vice
Chancellor afirmed, with costs.
The same Us Wm Pentz.-Ths like.
Thos. N. Fsrgussn VIM f.. Dennis ct aI-Deorse
appealed from rsveried, without costs Harbut dis
centpg (This argued before Justices ytrong
Hurlbut and Ed"ards)
the contrary Decree Of the Vice noslor Alarmed,
with the stated In the opinton end with
out COSTS In favor OF either party other
No. 16p the highest rsso mad on the ossn.
der No "a (rsturned) taken up and argued after
which the court adjourned sine die.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Justice Edwards.
DuorsreNs.-Moses d. Beard stephen DudIeu -
Motion to amend granted, except to the general
denial contained in the answer The defe nd sat to
payoosta and $40 costs Of this motion.
John r. Seeiy ps Franeis Price, rho dsf.ndant
mentin she ten days, or be attached.
Wm. c. H. Woddeu, admrs. &C., rs. Easa Eimen-
dorf al Ears Motion 10 set aside inquest, aud for
commissioner and reference, denied with $40 costs
wv. 8. Humphreys rs. Chas X. Smith, at 81 The
defendant must file and his answer iasfan,r,
be committed He must also pay the costs Of his Goa
tempt IN not answering.
Mary @. Burnett W. Jas G. Barnett Divorce
.dered.
LAxiss Dcw~ing ~. Robf L. Dsvnng. - ndgmsat
for divorce and alimony. a. reported by rsf.rss.
In the matter OF the attachment against John DA-
actual IL IN this state Ths
attachment must therefore be- dischsrssd
The Circuit Court IL aojourned for remainder Of
the term. Mr.. Justice Edwards will hold q special
term next week.
rate OF Interest agreed upon By the parties In oon
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Tas VILLAGE or HoBokEN, AS A CONvENIEl
mIsCELLANEOUS.


~ EW CHAkTO or tn NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN, SHOW
IN Ing the great circle routea between
points designed practically 70 assist s navigator shaping
stortest ccufse ~ Andrew Scott Just pubhsd s
$500 - D. EoosRT SON, $50 Pearl street.
" ALENTINEEwaO nsALk AND RETAIL, AT
Eltoos TIE orsins manufAotursr % Nassaa strss opee
the besA ema The assortment ranges 70
t2 dos Cout dealers can have parcels forwarded By
assorted from S. upwards Lace papers envelopes 81
the doses. at mpcrtsrs' ream or gross rices.
HAVANA sE0ARs OF THE CaoICFsr QUALITY AND
ef the approved erands at the
sexs . The corner q street. uadsr tbs ins
undersigned respectfully the public
opened HE at tao above number hs viii keep
constantly hand largo we'll selected
Bavaas teSA u t ohocst and approved branda Also
hS bess BRANDS Virginia Chewing Tobacco. snufs
CdAS. VAN GULPEN.
LcOR MAXseILLES-TaE FINE gAsf SAILING AND
II eopDsr fastened BasA EDINeUR1H 1oawAs, Master Will
quick despatch above For freight passage nAvne
0psrgf aopJ board pier II NJ H.
- aOTb HINCkeN. ~ Wall atrsse.
CHAINED oLAsa- ON FEET STAINED az ass. IN ALL
- di6rsnt eoler sale ciese
R0Qsk VI8T0R 70 RsAsi sxsek
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vISHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BD.
Spring and Prince Streets and the only in this
country consists great life figures Chinese
Of al oassss several Chinese paintings aPsrmen II
bridges specimens Of Chinese manufaoures their agricultural
and mechanical implements instruments Of no
&C. Open from nine AN. till 10 n daily. Admittance
oents; Children under twelve, half price.
GEOLOGICAL BALL, 81 B0wERY-THRlLLIN0A AND
II Interesting Performance by tho Lion Queen Miss Cal
boup who appear the Den Wild Beass and through
her extraordinary every Afternoon and Evening
now sse condition particularly the great White
Por Bear who fresh and he the day
captured In tho Arctic Ocean. Admission, -
Children. half price.
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CLOTHlN0.

DRNAN COLLARS-s0LD SEPARATELY OR AfrAoakD
ID TO Shir-a and peouax article, Acting and setting
and all other collars BOW sA Tor ale or eo
up 70 order NM By RRnAN at her shirt 6asshmsat mas
sau street.
DANTS PANTe-r. AHRKNS S7x ANN ST skEf, - pk
ssninsd 70 clear out his whole ssesk anc = ~ ~
lie ucs PAnts ~ and Others In ropornon
Aiso n hand Of Coaa Pants and ve nave
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DEATH OF AN AHxRicAN ABRoAD.-Isformatlo
Washington, from William Crosby, Esq, consul
of the United States at Talcahuano, Chill, OF the
death OF Stephen A. Salisbury, an American
CITIZEN, at that port, on the 18th December, 1871.
The deceased was from the western part OF the
State of New York.
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DANCING.

THE oRIAT FANCY DREss GALL OF TIE SHAKSPEARe
Dramatic Association, will take Place on Friday eveninG
John Ia Tor. 81 rrncs strsk SsnSr
"a Broadway and NJ the door On the evening Of s
hall
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FOR SALE.


LNOR SALE-THE STEAMER NEWS BOY, WHICH FOR
several months past h. been employed BY the News Aso
citation Of city fcs,hs collection Of p news g. She
M feet nchss breadth e feet issSs depth
having inch cylinder and feet stroke ezosens
orcer Her boiler entirely and cost including fixtures
s ni FOR freak .OS for stronger v.d Sn and oSe
good qualities believed not 70 be surpassed BY Of
her class in waters For further pasdcsan apply at this
EoRsALE,rHI sUPERIo 4 coPPERsD AND COPPER
years old built found sals and
Apply the coP1s 81 1ais < Rf' 81 vi Il
ITO GOLD AssAYses-ToR SALE. PRICE sic- PAIR
$ Mint, Phiisds lphiH Apply !: 4OoDwARO IsoTasRs
TRY oOUDa-Ak ExCELLE>T oProRrUNlvv FOR
a1 pon asIous TO sTss, Int the rsts 1ss Good: Su
and will sell the whole Of h soods with the pyi
les Of store for moro ysAr rent The
70 TN. LApI-SSould disposed ss
above viii retailing the At reduced proeA
am ss s az a. day Ia 81 ha; s
vTas VILLAGE or H0sokEN, AS A CONVENIENT
healthy and pleasant place Of advantages
~ least egu. not superior TO any Other place In the Vicinity
'os 70 rs. pSn o. q T
city via Barclay street. Canal street, and Chrspher Al
iDducement 70 those dsscu Of avars themselves Of the d
both In the sales Of os and In the Of the
ssns low :, On any @ .s% Ne.
Ssdpss Invited 0r sss &c. sppy IL hs Sss Of he 10
VINO WANTS A GOOD HORSE I'VE HAVE JUST
w come from Eshley Stables 1855 Washington whore
cart anything s So IL w.n u eOod Sor. Ia ss
apply immsdiasey, ~ they will be % chesp for cash.
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Tor wear Of spe.lson such ia an Go.A famous
cles CT hoofey Jsckes Mining Jachs Mining Pants wat
Proof Sou ~esiera Provision aad thou least
them Five Dollar Suits j
furofa' 1t SAL snth c~d. avsi',be
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Markets.

BOTTOM, January n, 16N. 7
The market was not very active. Merchants
waiting later foreign advioes Flour-Sales Of 200
barrels we're made, including common and straight
brands New York and Western, st IS Is . 8 SIX.
Corn-The Sales amounting to 5000 bushels, were
lnsds 1t 90 SIC for white and mixed Western. Rye
Sales Of 600 bushels made 1t TO. Oats-Sales OF
900 bushes made ut 400 Provisions steady
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOT1CEoNEw YOsK AND HARLEY RAILROAD CON
pspyOn and alter Monday January D. lS train
will daily Sundays excepted New York and Dover
Furnace stopping above rotor Falls at Bre Patterson
Paudins and jackson Wngs leaving New York TX o'clock,
A. D.. returning will leave Dover Furnace at IA r. NJ until
further notice. y. sLOAT, Superintendent.
N OTICK-THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
OF their intention apply the Legislature Of the State
New during the present session thereof for not 70 ino
lions dollars under the Of The United
Nail Steamers Company New Yorh and Liverpool Line for the
Of running line Of beween New York and
Liverpool In England-Jan. IL, lSl9.
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD z. COLLINS
z. RIGGS
VS.. WETMORE.