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NWTrCE

\ : hereby givea, that . meetiag sf ths ssockhai- b<sd t.e Real Essate Ra ak. ia the City Of Litds Rssk. sa S4taraay. tAs let day of DScemEb~r, at s'eieek P. M, \ pGsstaal sitendsaes ef all ssoek- Hosdess are requested. hasiAess sf inveesanes will Se pssseneed. L. R LINCOLN, Pres.
 Little Rock, Nov. q, Fs99
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H- I've yessels txfsiy sAfied fF0m baEsOu tur California. with 7aee0 to 7S, ,00e bricks each. be- siaes other baildiag sad. Tksy shoaid also send lafgs nanbsr of hats to pat shsn in.
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day. says the Toledo Uaade. whsle dining al hssei, by hssFHg greea-toching snn request tAr wafter in cen6dentaa unasr-iane, te fake the cheese aad bsteher it as he liked ta have h nsas killed tsoss he ate t.
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LIVERY sTARLE-

N OwNLEE q co. bssisg ~1 st ts passAsaea q Dsskia & BsgkE E theg stp<k af hsssrs anc Carriages,
 wsl eaaainae the hfabir. d fhe old sf.nl. on ii1 corner of Main and Elm streets. opposite iAe Ho<9 Hotel. shese they .sn be piesssa ts ss<<iss ths yssspaAgs sf shs psbile.
 J. B. & c., sse askias AEaitlnns le sb& sia stock, and siii sasxor tn sessw tAw5s xas1nasa in ss good sy h aay athes estshiisbmeaf i sr esfx
 HsEses aaa nnxgys, sad sekkse isssnss. may hs had al al aaaes. s. Ss
 flass~s kept sy tSs day. wseks ss msafh. q Isw ss af 4ay esiler ssakte ia the ps4e~s k, 3. A gse ssppiv ef Csrn and Na1xex I'll be ksp, ssastansly ea haaa tss ssis. st ssssnna1e psiees. ss 2 z
 Llssss Rock. Bsss "a, I8xs.--F-Fe-<f
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NEW ORLEANS!

LUST received from Nsw Osiesns sud Clneianatt sJ the following aftielas; 3000 psanh Hpps Cee- isn Yarn; l5a0 paaada Bar Lead; ID kexsaad hstf ksxs Dspent's Pswder; 3vs psands New fssthsx15 10 Boxes No. Soap. 70 Boxes star Csadtssg 598 Ysaads Hse.s Shoe trsa; it5o pounds fIarss shse Nsil.s So SaeAs sslt 3se psssss ssi.rsfsss t9 TsM ralssa N ash Pots: la Tss gallss Wash kssE564 5 BhEs. Reboiied Msizsses. i2p ps. Meass kie 1Fss Kas.s; l2t pr VI smsa Kig Hroganss i30pr neys Kip Brexass. Also. Fashssnshls sak fialz. Ex- .. b. Hsis &e.. &e., &x. ksf sis tsw hY
 Sept. |, ie43. A. .3 MUTT.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Casssa.-The receipts sincs la of September are pow IFS. Q baies against 2J2 tg3 to same time ia l54s. and all the Unissa Sg1les poris there is decrease of Ss.97e bales-
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GmOCMmaEs.

CUG1R, CnfEse. aisirsses, Crnshed - and iosF sngss, Sup<sios Gaidsn { Berries, Currents. Pickles. Preserves, Jei Saperior Teas. and ChampasgnA
 fresA Lsbsfers. saimoa, ard Maeh and Star Candies. soaps &f., &essv
 Get. 2. IsS9s J. D.
 Near the Steam Boat Landing.
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Nav Orleans and lrkaHsaS River Packet = sRs.BasAay tna.A-d Pawsnges sssanabaai
 COTTON PLANT.

Nmw~ h LEWIS SwAPr. Master, wiii ply. a s&rks4a%8 . regular packet. during the ensuing mz zz season, n the New Ohtssns and Af- kansas river trade snd when the stsge ef the river sik permit, witi ascend ta Fsst Gsbson. Feeeivag and landing pzsseaSsrs asi freight. st sli iaissne- diats laaAaags. I2--L Nsp 27, IS&s.
 NRw OaxkAxs. Oeta6sy 26. ;Ss9. rTsHE undersigned having shls day mal< ilssr- I oagh exsmsnssioa ef the sseaaaoat COTTON PLANT. Cap. SxArr. and linking her ia z ei order ana well esasiitiened she having beea doeked ansi pat gne order n this eisy, Ao heEshy csstify shst esston, ether produce merchandise. shipped sa board of her. wit be insasea af the asssai tates ot pEeminm, hv the insurance Companies of thIs city.
 RICHARD SWAIN, ' x....
 RfCH'D |. ROBERTSON.
 EareMAer 3. lAi9
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sf lrkn1sas M M Canhnur,

llppelnsmsnIs ef lFknssas M \. Conlshn,s LSFrkn Rocw Dzsrnscr--S. Carss1s, P E. &snsssn-w F. RaaeifEs. Prafrre Clrsni--C. M- Slower Ler.ssnra -~S. Fariuh. Rspew -Fe bs snpplSed. CxsykssnilEs e u q Fiinan. Owrdwasigs z III A. SmRR. PeFvvsslEs, Miss.--E- F. McNabh, ons to hs sup. asa,sas.s Jvs.Asa CrsuS---J. M- Bsys, ]. H. Kies Msstssmezy CSrrsis-Jss Rsca. Barnsgn.ax Dssxmcr-A- Hanisr.P. '.
 EfsfssH--Ts he sapytEsd.
 LercsR--R. M. Kirby- Elzskrfk w. T. Tharabary. SsaikhsiEge --J M kexsrs
 ;reeatxsey Mi@.--D. N. Carashers. Sas.za "A. Wehher EitfIs Red Ris<y Asss---M. Martin. Riehneaofs --k. g. Cagdpn Sauis6ary Eanfifmss-To hs supplied FArErrKEaaAx DssTHIcr 1T Sssafesd, ? E.
 Crcsa-K N Margnn. Yan Bsyen and Fsrs SsaA-J E-ssnbrosk. Fsyt Sm2A Cwesd-J. B fhstfoFt. ess ts ss sap piled.
 Ozsyk W. J. Saadard. cerrsIssa U W. shooa. BeatsnszE< To bs supplied YsLlsas. Aiss-P Baashaaa Jasper -J. D. Stockton. Joha HaFrrii. aeent fer Americas HibIs Society Elm Sprims Schsol-Ts be supplied. wAAMlNercx pssrrTcr--W Aosrvs, PIE.
 Cirrsa-J. J. Roberts. $. Msrrs. CsusSsn SfAfioa--T E. Gsrrsst
 Oweuh-G. ". ColtaRham. .arkslespAie e --J. F.. C0bh. Btns Bagsu l" --To bs supplied. Lsnis Rioev ~ HI c Garden. E2dsSa1s e -P E. Livsiy, ene ts be supplied. Priaeefsn .. -J. If. Biaksiy. Lsaystf- Niss.7-J N stsvsasea- Priaeefoa AC Miss s-Te be supplied Red Rioer w. Mason C. P. Turreutine. Superintendent Of Washington Seminary. H. C. srhweat. Agent sf Washington Seminary. PINE BLUFF DssrsscF.-A. Avery PEE
 Sf4fos-A. N. BaErisxgaa.
 Ciresi,-Y. Ewia. PIsm Bavau -F. Brown. Arkansas D LG McEansin Csiswtia -J. F. Traslsw. Warren --J ". Shipmsa. WAde Osk " To be supplied. Hsvrisoa -P. Haskeu EapoIeea To be soppgisa. Heisms Districs-J. M Steele.
 Stafioa--J. Cowie-
 |" CEeaa-C- C. Jones. LGsTeaeevtus C9essf-G. F. Thonsou. Norton :. w. FiaA. OseedLs -S. Spurrier. Monnf TsyaoH r. Hunt L;ai,assi9e Mss = B. Harris Heteaa Af " To be sapplied L. L. Marshall and l. (. Adams, left without ao- pOintmenis al their own request. W. C. Williams transferred to Mississippi Con- ference. ss7. DoLesuses to GeaersI Cesfsrsae< P RstclfsFs, J. F. Truslow, A. Hunter, " Mseres. ReseTve DeEeSatss -J. HarrelI, C. F. Turreatfne
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IN SU R ANGIE
S ~ Ma~&D@wsxnMD&~~
pfoeegaiom Fire an4 Marine Kmsnf@nss {
 pany sf tsartfeFas Csns. TseumruaxrRD Ix IsaS. ANNUAL Fxxsnsmss cAssf&A
 spcGm G-B spmrEus Fusns M ss+s

EPOCH 4 @W N&MHN4D EBANA es eEtl
 @ @M M@@~MwMwS&mMm& gFyHIs oid sa.i sespoaaihis eozarany ena<sauss ie
 ,ssas palSr,es. ea thx tnest fsssrahis tsfsass sa
 -heuses, houseiseld fusritase sirses ssssks sf enuis warehouses and teats. miI1s aMh mnss~ fAcfosivs. &c.,. &r., against LOSS OR nAMA8M BY FIRE. Also, goods. wsses. snd assFxnsaS dixr. axasn@a the hazards of INLAND TnANs. FORMATION. aHd npaa ths Clk xtssAs s'r szsA VESSELS.
 Th- Proteeiiea insassnee Cempany having. Sntha tast 95 years paid n2ST nahk5oss paSENg q Asts .evetal awsncies throughout tte uMiiea Elales af4 inc British Proxieses, have sssasiishsa pct s@Fae tasiaa nF sotseaey sn tas dssiiag. which ehal3sA& easnpaFtsnn with any afheF lasaraaes ecuspN@X ~ the continent of Ameries. The snnexed e2sFsef tla an syfiete ea fhe subiref of iazassafe essapsHsts taken from the N Y Day Bsek, exhibifss sas standing and policy ef this eumpsnys
 TAe msn<yed men uf the aneiens . s~Rf pyovper6us city of ffssffspd hase, 6sE halF sarFs be~n famous. iAsssghsds ihm uHiom. SsF ssyT discretion. rigid hpaestys and aassrytAs aseesgt with which they lave iurmsd sad manaxe se& tons of t1is asseription- No HaEtfafM sa Ss sxrencs csmPaas Aas sss fa1tssf Thssa aasaYa ans h.xr g.x <Im9xm ihaa \ wlinis xsassafinm ssa sa ,hs;v rssk, ia aeariY every State ia the tsssas haze asser sailed sspay the IunamsEahis iss s'i rhry have iasasst against : Ali lssses ssisinx ugaa palriss issaeahg 'ae ssks siGNed, wiH b. puompsiy mslaAfea and vl he General Agency OlBcs, iecased af Cinsts s
 large nnrtioa ef he tanas of tAa eompas ding al psesBiams seerised d tls western
 in Jeuc.ite, win the General Agent gl paay. at Cincinnati. tos the psymsnt ~ ' ss soaibern uss<s. % Apply to WA H WAT MA LatEs Rsek. Oct. IS, fsts. s
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erNhs cU Nnfl auNafff

TUsF RECEIVED. and fsr sa,s skssv lsr -. q ans Dsssss sna sissis bsfs~Il.a Gts& osns Rif~s. ss.s nad perca aastsn gan Eaeke &s.. ne, n1 the Gsssaish slsae, sA MxiA ssrss& wksss s.esis- ing is done ap saas. by n. CklFTETtk&L
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CALTs--91 nAxs Fins a~S1. l3s ~. Cssvso <r. AJ Received pss Arhile K.nsF~ik.~ = M IN e11n
 Kss fg. Hsas.
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FAsEea UyFfcE- morals or the ee-hosdes under Taylor are most deplos abie.-- Ssr how they are acting in New York:
 Sinee the beginning of Jane, there has been ,0saed Iron the mails between BstaFiz aad Rorbss- e a draits and certificates of deposits four tioa- sand hEe handred dollars. The bank af Geneva as' alone lost ia that way S3.5Oo. large amsoanf S nooey has also h~ea absiracled from letters go,Hg ,A'' iion Buffalo. Betweea CisvsIAad and Pitts o'fsh. robbery of the asils has been pursued tos YraFs past, and II is ony six weeks siaes the Gsst Alenpt male b detect the thieves. Under iastrne- ,'oa os the P. G. the P M. at Cleveland enclosed eXase ei counterfeit bills 10 pessaa al Pltiskasgh !ae package vas fotlOses to Frederick psstoA5ce, = sas'e lofged. The postmaster arrested, and . P4eNAge, rnlnas the money, found H has hay loit. 's Increase Of mai robbesies is becoming matter ' a4f'n To every one who sends money by the mail. i aaess instant steps taken 10 secure the cafe oS,s ai 'he mail bags, and ts SCOUT the posisfice s' @sVss, the people Eaast adopt some other mode N''A me naiis ios uansacliLg their business,
 lS. F. Ssa
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] MAEEINe AMn RNRn.

HAEEING ANn n0wM. ID ECEfvED this dsy. psr ae1xnex SwsfIsw. N 2.ses ysrds Ksstaeky nsgxises 4aoo TT Bale Rsps; ter sais isw. hJ N s'z A Osfzsssw r. Q MEKR1cn . n Gasstas ssd psaaeesat espy i've w~sks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

Tho warehouse Law was so altered by Congress on
Saturday, that no draw backs shall he allowed when
duties have once been paid and that goods 80 ware
hopsd y ~ remain In store for two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

BUSINESS IN CHARLEsroN--The Charleatop. 9 u,
Gss ., 2, the 80 inst speaking Of the spring bus
come down numerously, and from The fair nr aso
Pecs ., Iaae "a ihe interior, purchasing freely.
Another favorable feature too, # we are correctiv
,nIofmeo' Is ths they make their payments of for
o. relief from the pressure in money ms,,s,.
"h'eb hasbstn so CENTRALLY ie Tor year ,st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

nomhIxins, OF Somewhere, IN New York, lately
sutd MS Mary ]. Hammond for damage done
:. . ME- nesr', by her marrying Mr.. Charles Ham.
h, ad wnen, as the said TOmpkins alleged, she
Mrs Hatheld,,a widow, when Ms Tomokins
eourtsd her, and that gentleman not HAVING -
no, aware That Iead the
"come II" over man, is equal To- an LILY ~
number OF sPnsters. The trial lasted for ,hree
days, and ended IN Tompk ms being for the second
Tune non suited, the ex;widow maintaining her
$1,000, but as no masculine heart was ever wo,h
the tenth part OF so respectable sum, he was moi
permitted TO turn it into pacer.-.B5stor Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

SnIP FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS The Nsp Or
leans Bee, of the 18th ult., says:--The bark Ap-
throp arrived yesterday from Limerick, and an
chored at the Point. When she left Limerick she
had CO passengers on board, OF whom, it is SAID,
~ have died on the passage, and several ere now
elfk-aii ot knip lever,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

THE FIRE AT ROME, n. "a fire broke
out at eleven o'clock, on Tuesday night, IN the
buildings IN the rear OF A. Conlon's tavern, on
Whitesborough street. in this village which spre ad
with great rapldty through the extensive barns
and stables connected with that establishment
The flames soon reached the BRICK block owned
by Mr. COnlon and by MIR Griffin, and also the two
small frame houses nearly adjoining, and fronting
on the railroad. The entire block was consumed
IN about an hour and half. The prope rty lost,
~ near as we are able to gather at this moment,
is az follows
A brick tavern, owned and kept by Andrew Conlon;
the furniture mainly saved notwithstanding which,
the loss In personal property must be considerable A
barn, owned ky Mr. Conlon, and occupied by the AL
bsny and Buffalo Towing Company. The horses we're
got out but 900 TO 1900 bushels Of oats and
few tons Of hay were consumed. The tavern barn,
and ehede, containing about fifteen tons Of hay and
some other property; all consumed. A small house,
owned by Mr. Conlsn. brick dwelling, owned by
Smith Grimm and occupied by 4 w. Jones. A small
frame house in the Of the above, also owned By
Mr. Grifhn, and occupied By frederick Roster The
insuranee IL - follows: "A. Conlon $1,000 IN North
Western Insurance. Company loss estimated ct
5000. y Grifin, $3.50, in the North Western Com
P~ny.-Rome Sentinel, FEB. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

A HARD CUSTOMER. lphonso johnson was
committed yesterday on the charge Of drunken.
ress and ds0rdelly conduct. About three weeks
ego, the same fellow arrested in the street, at
which time he pretended TO be deaf and dumb.
This operated on the sympathy Of the officer, and
he discharged him from custody. Yesterday, how
ever, he recovered his speech, and IN reply to a
have a father who is putting up In the State
prison. In New York, for killing my mo,her''--
Phi.ddihm Ledsrr, M,rch 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

Thomas P. Thurston, Joseph j. Ralph, Benjamin g.
West, Bspjamn L.: Wet, Wm. H. johnson, Isaac Cor
Pe.bode, Edward $. Giadding, Henry R; wsrrel, Al.
w Wa. civ VIM o George a
Darlington, Nathaniel F. Phillips, John b. Wright,
Simon A. Vaughn, Joseph Paine Joseph Arminston,
F. Mowry John F. Brown Of Providence; VIM. c. Falss,
of Warren, and Is others-Total IS.
The new schooner, John A. Suffer, Eddy, sailed
from this port Yesterday for San Francisco and the
gold regions. The J. A. s. Is a new vessel, just
launched, and Is fitted with provisions for two
Trading Company" composed of the following
persons, who 60 out IN her:-
Samuel r. Eddy, Captain jeremiah Jols, Sailing
Page second mate Charles A. Andrews third mate
Goif, James E. Bowen "a, Ezra o. Child j., James c.
Child Joseph Gardiner, BENJAMIN g. Kelly, Isaac Lind
or
Chsnpln, Thomas +. Fstter, Providsnos; Xivsn N.
L. SHAW, Fall River Joseph A. Pitts, Dishton.-Tots
We wish the company a prosperous voyage,
success In their enterprise, and In due time safe
return to their inends.-Harrsx Star, March 8.
The bark Nauumkeag Il Capt Champlu. sailed
from Providence on the Sd inst for San Francisco,
with the following passengers
Messrs. John H: Mason, I'd, Albert B. Crauston,
len, James B. Brsdford, John B. Perry, Robert B. Bar
ton, Of Providence; George W. Rey nolds, William Rsy-
nolds, Of Richmond John A. Gardner, of Newport; g.
A. Ssyes, Of woensockst; Rsymoad Handy, Of See
konk, comprising tho Roger Williams Mining Com.
pany. Also Meeers. John Hale, Of Warren; Robert B.
woodward, Benson Bean, Horstio Pbinney, Charles
Burrough, Sas Alden, Patrick Corr, Albion N. Olney.
George Burlingsme, Of Providence; Seth H. Steere H.
S. Tourtellot, Of Gloucester; Ethan C. Thornton,
Charles Ford Of Scituats Total 70.
The Cincinnati Dfspateh, OF the I'd inst, saws
No less than three California parties left here YES.
terday, on different steamers, for ST. Louis. bound
for the "gold diggings." They were all from the
interior Of Ohio, and were well fitted out for the
expedition.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 2zd nit. saws
pr. VIM: w. Light, known for years as one OF The
hrm OF the drug store at the corner of Sycamore
and Columbia, and several others leave This day
tor California, by way of the Isthmus route. The
company has prepared itself for all contingen cies
MARYLAND.
The Baltimore Patriot of the 9Th INST, says.-
"We hear OF a number Of PARTIES who are organic
'rgi"g go to Cslfru'a, some by the lsthmss, some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.
sin, Duy ~ Co.'S Circular

r. ~ Ls.,,. F,d,s. JOY I1
- .,.-.,..I D.. ,-,,.t =. l. Pear. l-lf-f
A'N's u.s. ----..l
'ia'-- ''' - 1900 - -. ..., Ill. Lorr sr8 st0r
h4l9s -pn~l ed --..-l on s.--- a, -, seoul
" 70 fft al fAfisf'f 90 - --
1sf-. lHi IS .. - o.. . .s-. r-+.-.~s
bftF Pfn- Mes -i $3.50 .-.s az. e,+.. as
f1- 49,. I'D. t't- f---- i'f -. r.-r' &. ~
alt DID, 1Is RI i''i fi'i- - %. $50 ..... Il. 81
+.. I-f Del N-ff- o. ''
'arfsF - 9. a a 'r - ~ ...s.. d. a. she
CO.'S 8 w A--t y -. ~ ,..-+ 4o q. o. 10
49, n| 1e. - 20 '-' 7' -. "a. . Is. 81 ra
- Iii r. ''- fe-' s.- -. A. D-- So 80.
.t- 81, go =. "a C.t.4 a. eur -. q. Os'-.
yer 81 PEI .. .-'. g. ri. "a i'd A. Ma
pr .t. y as De- l'- . ia. -.. ., ~s.ts Id
hsrs~ joy 'lf 49, .' .- ''-''' ~
fa.t. ro' ~ Be-. -'t' . ,-. d.. .. .- t.,. md
itt ' 90 ..ff.l- ..f
'iif -f''-' ''t' ''-'--'t 81
s.ifs .l'-rnf t ID 'f-t-f.. ''
Fr-an Per crf -sa.. 3D. - De-, ~.
roas Prime NJ. r-F. pr .'. -'' '- 50 ''' '''
old. u,ls Me-. &C. f-.i f'n' n o. .....4
I.tree-per c*'. ~. -.
T4s-f~f ~, Dc ID i-f'i 49,. .... ....4 o. q. "a q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
Richardson Brothers n Co.'s Circular.



IfvrHrooi Friday July D.
$500 ...,. Sine. l.,... ,t OIL, ls.t Cr.s'.r We have
i'A'i''''' ''' 49, 1910.
vel ..sir4t ethan, 81 urres fl their goo'-, beef
.......... 4.... .t. , .,.- Ia. La. e4r...@
tf-rl Ai ''--i-f '' ' '
as ger h sales oi The ioft"sAl s4'-' 't-s o' -'H to-
l0ll2 bales Tbs
.... .-t a.. a n-r IA f,r ID
p'i. '''' - '' . ,.-,.--
ig ans 81 refln Tor aH tpiids so per u 'i URINARY
go r for d'rNaa - perm lf 'ff '''-an.
hsf- o. n'tice f-1- '"n % - per w W. i
Pot and Pearls whth has idu - ou efs 20 operate a. .' '
per c~t $500
Itisrr e. 81 90 & iNs per e~t Sf'sr on hfm ~ - ~
Go WHslr On demand ~ e. 3" - pr i1n 100
oa.-, raes- q $50 o ut ne quality, but
sh-r mast ook iof lover rates 1efof % n-4a
eat .u. p-rtvf
l-i OF 4 Per t1l iai it i'tui '--
l0. O. g. lf- or r'l
d. Bi.l VI i-- there fa t-~n Tar amount on b4-.-'- '-
jurns tl~ early part of me- i"nn.ht Ai iHN pe--
sle- hass -1L-c 80 - PER w. mo ~.-fa-- i4'9
20 o BE PER e"f uui 1T Hu 1 on 'h r- -pes''o
f-f-frar 'n D. sell Nn in' a.. d. ore ''i-- ~ -' ~
about tit tI1-- Nt-rfn snit 'leT- "t ''' t'' ~
Dos c- rot = in 's yer eNl' '.' ~ n'a'Ae' . '' y,
Biz ..rost ior- r-rsae fo 5i- per cwt .f far quality.
Be- Dol. te n- -t, Aod nominal IL o 70 os
per aui 5s 20 s0 teioe for hssi-fa rune
Me- prs tuH, a1 rr,"- hi'- de"n"afi i-n'ene) w.
frna4 Me- quote a to - per barre ih- - n' W
ioa Cheese ~f quote si So 10 's per 90" Tor average "
is. llahts. 80, . -,
,ute tt- Gay 'fn- 80 nave Al .lrtai -oll7 'l
Euugs quantity oi f1-f n Tie TAXED slal@s an'
C.rads Cd. .. III. . ,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
Brown, shipIey n Co.'s Circular.

Pa Sfe4uo Etr0Ia l.''Hroot' Jus ~ lsf'-
W-la,e 10 report .lsr advance per h our Cotton Mar
At the aaot-toa. beng % u Upland and Moe's ~ Tor
fif orss- aal So g. f mtirr lastes The o-'uand has
l.rk r. lo.f ani Re .al-s amount 10 - 20 bales
wth sp-cars have tsks. 900 and exporters Ao ani ne
,Y-f.r o--crr, ,ns consist eft sIss Jrsnd At4aS4 $3.50 Or
tsns at4aos l4s Aaoams and Die Al 3D. aud oJ r.
days tle cen s1d hs- rot
rather decreased quantity i-r
s Uai npruseu~tt pfoes mAuiaHed Tie por Of t'
tl- -tA als port DOW csinalsi y
"a aU las- o Nlll about So ulU "a American
or C1a dl, ~Le rran- so-ai Aaefrsl f1'
IL moderate DOL he recent l1 fts ipn
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FRANCE.


By Pans advces, dated yesterday, We learn that pei
lions were in oprepaon in several towns Of The
Department Of somme praying the Legislative Assembly
10 increase the import duties cotton and hreadtwisi
as well as upon all and linens Of Inc fabric II Is
eyed that several Of the manufacturing towns are Ia
very distressed state.
An Dsurecnonsry spirit again msnifestng itself the
provinces al Montpelier MOunes and Abb Department
Of Favrel At the latter number Of insurgents para1eo
the streets shouting IRE Ledyu RoHiR they were ds-
persed with difficulty Al another Of the towns me cry
was "a bqs LOUIS Napoleon" Al Mouhnes there was a
on betw the dssected party and the Thirteenth
Regiment Of light cavalry il wa with dlhcHy that me
commanding officer was able to dispense Them WITHOUT
bloOdshcd. .. . d,
The returns from the departments where elections had
taken place continue 10 show Increase ministerial ma
jointly o., ,,s., .s .,,,
Accounts from Rome STATE that Gen Oudnol had sent
the keys % The Ciiy 90 the Pope
The tone of the Pans journals respecting the reception
of the French al Rome j. very contradictory The h"-
feuy We don't believe the Mrifcnr says any suc inng
EE TRIp saws that the declaration Of the state OF siege
an ACT oi great tyranny the part OF OudDol or else
exhibits necessity for providing for The protection o.
hs troops against the ieengs Of the Romans ana We
earn by that the precauuon issen nus
not been sufficient several OF the French were pog-
narded Ia the Of the night The Debats eXols me
wi. II ~ ME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

Erfrad from TTtrdt Leuo.
ROCHESTER, July Is, lo39.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed here,
both by physicians and the community generally
IN regard to the course OF the Common Council IN
the management of the Cholera Hospital OF the
city. Accompanying OF the physicians OF the city
thither one day last week to my surprise saw two
men dead in the building and soul around to pro
vide for either the living the dead thought this
,nost horrible state of airs-but the fact is that the
people of this place very much alarmed, and II Is
almost impossible to persuade them to come near a
nerson who has the least symptoms OF the disease
such fears are wholly groundess for there is nothing
of contagious character in the nature OF the Cholera
and the great alarm thus manifested can proceed only
from lamenabe ignorance OF the nature and cause oi
disease. Tours l.
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