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FEM XIE sEMINA.RY.s ~
ANDERSOMeeC H., S. c..

fsNIIE Exercises Of this Institution will be recon-
J. ncncrd. ior tho .eisuing year, OH tho first
II Jnily i'll Fcb:nnry next, under the control, as
i.c;ci1iorc, OF Ma. MARJ L. DANIEL, assisted by
Mss CnAaLorr: PAYNE, These ladies', the first
in the cupac.ty q; Pnmcipdl and the sccoud Of vice.
pf.ncpai, tooi charge oil the School at its opening
las. February. EhJoyingSSlsewhere, the highest
pas;lion US tea,,crS, bringing with them the most
undoubied testimonials and apting in un uncoin-
mon dcL~. .atural and professional fitness, their
conduct ofaths largo aud fourish3ng Seminuls d,,-
ring the past year, has given safisfastion ial as
is known without Il sngleexception. ~
Tns Seminary affords every advuntas eipr giving
young ladies complete kdncutioii, both practical
and ornamental. It's sloson is proverbially heailfs
ful during gil scasonsso the ycur and the comrnu
ec5neiiicai, Industrious, and highly moral.
Boardllg aud uitioa are unusually low, to suit the
tWs; WhilstheS coaa,c OF Instruction is so sys
ioflatis aud tho:oy as toqaa''iy young ladies' for
Inc music dcpar: anc!itWill be presided over by
Proir. Wm WagStai late ofe;alnbridge Eng, one
Of tho most emincnt mllsicas 6F.l,c uge, and will
embrace the most thorough institutions, in both yo-
cii and instrumental music, inc!udng ths>iGauo
Harp Guitar and any other instrument: Tia: me sps
desired.
y: Under these favorable circumstances the Scmina-
ry @i be shortly opencd, before stated for next
Year, Inc trusteci, satisfied that u superior Fc-
male School caniiot pc found appeal with confidence
to the public in il q lehaif. AS 10 course uf Study
terms; Sc, see former Gard aud Clrculiar.
BY order of the board Of Trustees
..-sas,..rf.:i::i;.' ELIAS EARLE, Charm
J. REED, Sp'ry.
| 1)..cnt,i bIr. % IQdl
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flNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

I11HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ Abbeviile District. In the Common Peas
I~-SS--Wilum S. Anscy who is in The custody oil
tho Sheriff Ahbeye District by virtue of.a-mrit,
of Capias ud SutslaccnIlIim ar Inc suit Of Jcfc,-
son McCrackcn, having fled his petition with Il
schedule Of his whole estate real and personal for
the purpose of oblunng tho benefit of the act Of
General Assembly commonly called the Insolvcnt
Debtors uct
Public Notice is hereby given that the Petition
of the sad William s. !tns,cy will be heard and
sidered i'll the court of Common Pleas lor AbbcviIle
district Abbcvc c IL. OH Monday the nineteenth
day oi Ma-c! next CT such other day thereafter as
the Court may order during the Tenn commencing
OH that day ut the puce aforesaid und all the Gre
ditors Of said NJ liam s.. Alis,cy ~ hereby sum-
;rhoned personal stheir
pear II, ih aid court To cause
Is, Inc benefit Of the
acts should be granted to the sud Wiliiun
iS. Ansley upon his executing the assignment re-
quircd by the Acts aforesaid.
/ sS;Y THOMAS p. SPIERIN, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, fifteenth Dec. 'le.
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COURTRIGHT g. KINGSMORE.
WTOULD Respectfully inform their friends and
w the pubic generally that they have rented
w the shop to,mcriy occupied by Courtrigtt
one door below J. g. A. Lomax y store Oh Washing
ton street, where they propose to continue tho
tutoring business in sl ss branches sau Ssssanab.o
terms and iptl,d most fashionaBls Style:
n. R~<Cutting done at the shostcs. notice.
Abb C. H., Janry 9, lS49. AZ If
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Great Bargains,

Great Bargains, - -. - -
DUNBAR e. BURNSIDE hus just received by
~ Rail Roud and RIVER, tho following list E.of Es.of
Goods, to which they respectfully invite atteni
ton. Planters visiting our nlarket would do wei
to give Gu US CALL belere purchasing elsewhere
~ Hlds ST Crosx, Porto Rico and N O Slgars,s s.
= 25 Bbls No / Cia.ifcd X gtIcc5Et do ss& ss&
~ Superior Coffee Sugars, " i
S f" and boxes Loaf, Crushed and powder
cd Sugars, Y5; -
West India and N o Molasscs, e..
l15 bags Rio, Laguara and Java Coffee, 80
4OO Sucks Salt, H.. ~ .!
IS barrels Mackerels, Il ~
5U boxes fine Gneese, g :
125 kegs Najls: :aad .s.sss
:. Z 40 ,0UU ibs: kiweedes Iron, all sizes,
Band, 1Dny German und Cast Steel,
fgss1Yngo1 Boxes, ~.
ssealOO boxes Window Glass, oil Sizes %
500 pounds Patty, i'll badders, -
1,oo0 pounds Waite Lead, Vernon mills, Gss IS
= bar;cis Llntsced oil .',.sss-, sSs,t.s 81
DhchcIs buots, broraIs and Ladies' shoes ) -.
50o heavy dufal blankets, Z: 1554.',.&: ~
~ pair iine bed Blankets, -4s7 - = !, =. .,i3
Aefseys, osnablrgs, shirtiDgsa and sheetnos, u ;,
!. cuses prints, all patterns, S! -
SoJo lbs sole leather. upper do; and calfshins, Y
f3OUibs Oakl Tanned Eeltler, ~; ~.
2oO coils rope, lOO9 pounds, twiua ,ags 30:
40 bugs s!0t, ~ Eys u 4.5 55S;5ss.5s!ss
40 kegs Dupont 8 and Kentucky Rifle Powder
b = ;aHartsf id isslo
Painled dlackess and tubs brasabSs aids 3nnksss
ssa ss ssss ssg as;|s .l',s
cansi iieas,st gef, cane sSat
chairs, wood aud Cane seat rocking ci,.Is and ma.
ny other Articles too ted, ,ons To- enume rate
" wall be making almost daily Seessions toodf
Stock and would BIO pleased 70 attend io all orders
rom our irends and ieel assiired 6f sntsfac.
ten -. sDUNBARSstBUR BURNSIDE;ya:
n Hamburg, Oct. lS 81; Il 20 aS.isEss..5 5I,56 6Ss
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Groceries,

NOV sON HAND AND CONSTANTLY
lS RECEIvlNG, the following articles, which
are offered for sale, OH reasonable terms, viz:
81 Hhds. of fair to, choice SUGARS,
IL Bbls. Double Refined Lout, Clarified, Crush
2s ! "a. ed and Powdered SUGARS,
100 Bags prime Green RIO, Cubu and Old White
Java COFF FEE
!5. * *, Old MociIa do a. q ..s#e ~ pa
8: 900 Sacks Sat, also Table Salt,
600 Ibss Engiish aiid SwSeds Iron nss'ted
2Ug Kegs cHl oils aid Spikrss iissostad ssxes,
s29. .pp0s ssaso5l sia9sS asss
iscss BAfaGfSG g = e ac6iisistin Of 46 inch
Gsuii1 II and finch Kent ucky, and Dun-
dee Bagging; Also a good assortment ofltope
and e Rlns, IS -
40 Cnsks Rock LIME, XII.
i; 30 iBbis. now Nos MACKEREL, IL
SO Boxes Speim and Hull's I'allow Candles,
q 25O0. Lbs. Sole Leather, marked good and dam
aged Also, Hurness aud Upper. Leather
md Shoe Thread,
25! Bbis. Now Orleans MOLASSES,
Z iifis Also, West India IN hhds. do .'.,za;
~ 900 Lbs. White Lcud, s.N,-XvVnionE MINIS
r A good assortmsusof TEAS, consisting OF Gun
Powder, Impesid and Black fea; Also, Cotton
Cards, Segas, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Blue Stone,
Coppefhs, prime Cgewrng Iobacco Also, cheap
re1acco Tor negroes; Chockolate,s prime Starch,
Negro Shoes aud Blankets, good assortment OF Cain
Seated CHAINS, large Hooking do, Tubs, Buckets.
,Churns, &c. &c. 8; or sale. by s. -
e. 81 IHLEY: &ss CRAPON. sS
Orders fos, INC aPE, fxa,; viii bot:
proupt attendsd to,b s$S. e. c. 8
&scedyilish Ssr Isnrsnssi sii,ss
;Hsrs itioas a,,,d
a.nls' % 4, IS s SIS ssfs5s
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New FAsrIoNEp INDIGO DYE.-An old
lady has lately found out substitute for
lhdIgo: 1.-THE dye is not ong enough,
put INTO the dye po!aqua" Jof sl:ong lye,
instead of il quantity OF old dive.
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Notice to Absent Lcgatces, &,
Office is hereby gwen to the Lcgatccs of Ri.
~ chad Hogan that the affairs oil the. estate will
BE- settled up Oh the first NIondayin April and that
they requested to be present the court oil Orr
d:nary sand day their consent will b. entered
OIL record. THOS. X: :SPROULL
Jan. 8. ~ .=. y 3rn
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GreatBMrgesSass.
COTTON LOW, AND GOODS STILL.
LOWER

M.t M.tSVssAU5S, 1is Gokcsh1lry, a. ~ ERS g.
n s, now opening and duly RECEIVING
trops l0S
sgor yefdi 3
F. Beachcd 'r DO from > 10 ~ PEI
yard, q! ~ 55aa..stsss9SS afHssssaa5i3
LONG CLori! y, ~ anu II DOLLAR
Ensiisi frins io' ~ ana lo els yard 3 ss.:7s,
talcy ff'h's io ~ ana ar 20 y'l' l "o.afr T;S
furniture prints 10 40 !o' PEI ao''i, =, 70 4s$zfss
Ho'Fn@ ana sccond Hio".'t5 P"''' U 10 ~ sfSts:s.
Sas pc: doi'i,, ..t.. iaaf&;
49,. ' ""'s vs. Pei siiu ~ 't 't " s,stS5Sfss5
1,' . -, -, #IJS@;s
ii'a'y o'o"a ana me:chcu dr1i, .sS&SS8
n,ea'! Down ana ~ beachea canton F!anhe' A+}S&.
M "aa , M'.e hai'el =, u, woo' 10 oi c's "P' Fss
rcss., y, a :, :" w. % ~ n, Iu q @ nan @I cts per !'fo
+ nnts - i.''Ne's 'e'! 'o"
, n."AS hoht-s:& ana 'oaf'h 10 twenty-five
cents NY xsstsSsss
SaWs S3 rom twelssunsS nan cents up'
", rooi sia"ts from twenty-five cents up TO or
dollars, 4ns, ,.,;,, .,,,. ..css.;...
.. I'iAi'ilt s'hw.s' II.
n-h @ , , wa sen's
i,. aiu '".'y iA.aIca"'
fiac% aid coio'ed lh.b'i cioth.AY
ii, i,,m u.h acLanss' , ~ .s55Ssassss,E
in .,, @ r' fstSS3%%s9S$sssssss
5, n r, ss' .,a [ a$F.$Sl5t.f4sR
.Ea.,ct ~ ,p,,hH% ,H' - ssS.t9>
~ ES,,sa, s., III. al"t,{.S
- 81 = ,s ,ss, UsSa,ss' aae.c'"a .5ssf5'
Lndseys i p
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go $. SsAPEs sINs.G GHiGk Ess. A writer In he
bl0 Gn Iti nis Id f6)
rett,etl sfoF in Gcken
lobelih and red pepper in warm Watef, !, and
INK the the toplwith this liquor so oiheywill
eat II, until they gape tor cerlain,. Ii has
often been, and: We now have no trouble
with this disease. ~ ~.
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Almanacs Almamacs!!

I.,Sss .
n0CTORsD. JAYNE wauld respcctfullyi6forni
~ thepnnlic that he publishes ,inplaily ior gra-
tnitous distribution, by himself anall his agents,
an 'Almanac, ceiicd -,JATSE's YsDIcAL ALMANAC.
AND GUIDE TO HEaLTH.s
{ Tic calculations for this imanac arc made with
E.s,des u,,s nuke iic,m equuy
useigl as calendar in every part of the United
Skdtesand British. North Aniarica. They are prin-
Led on good paper, and with Handsome new type,
and nrc neatly bound, aud bcsdts being the ncatest
and most eccsss:e - .=.1ts.-r pri9ea in tho United
formation, suited to tbs wantS of all, and of that
kind too. which oaapot be fop6d in books
fts catalogue of diseases with remarks and di-
recti5ls for their femoyaIfs really invaluable, and
m7ke them mweicumeSisitofs in every house they en-.
ter. Every family should possess ut least one of
annually, His umunacSfor49 are now ready
for distribution, Of which he dcsss TO publish at
least two millions = ~
osders Gpost paid) directed to Dr. D. jasre, Phil-
adelPhia. ilneetwitf prompt attention.
Fantles can obtuin these Almunacs gratis of
81 SAMUEL LlN Dsvy, Lowudsviile, S. c., (
Agent forthe: :sale Of Dr. ID. Jaylies celebrated Fa-
my Medicines 40 ~, 81 g months +
The laefsan Gazette vii! copy times, and
forward accoisft s, B; Z: ST..
otica tps sbsent Eesgate
IllN!THE fARTE Err oEBE NToN VI. srEW-
d. 4
,XIT1LLI3kfI Et. lna wife Lsrlana, srlan ha-.
NV 4 Stheg Didnary that
Stewart shs stewart b
pssssss Psssss s 'sg sss.
VI B R1sisss
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How TO MAKE NICE CANnLrs.--Savs,
all the beef aad mutton laIlow. Try iy6Gt
iiom lime I, Zine and make it y1iltle
cakes Tor preservation.
CahdieMick, if steePsd4iin Time and salt.
pesre, and dsie,l in alse'stin. will give clear
or ligat md 5,sirss apt to run.
,4!SdoadschH7les may be made thus: Melt
together len ounces OF mutton ialIow, u
quarter OF an ornce of canphor, four oun-
crs of baeswax, and two Of alum and then
mould or dip lie candles. Orthis: Take
2 lbs. of alum for every 10 lbs OF ,nl.ow,
dissolve 1t in water before the tallow is On,
in, and then melt the t,low in the alum wa.
Ter, with Frequent stirring, and i, will cluli.
~ and hard.n he ,nl:ow SO as to makesa
most benlnii article, a!mos. as good as
sDerm.-Ca.o Ca{irator. 53,s
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one of the gentlemen, "who wishesa eIl
himselfas a slave for $i5O.' - $.
We entered The store, and sad shor,,
esvnsrAal low, in rags, sw,Ihr Dlnte.
p |" Where ii6sy yH8g Z"
8 10 New 6fk. | w.ts barn here F."
"D5ha yoissnowtthat you can no, sell
yourself asAEtave iD this State :?
"Wnathmtao dpl / can ge, n, w,r's !;
have,hai no breakfast; ain almost NJ
ked no one cares Ior'Ne, aud have no
ffiend. Is j, M, better To- have II good
master whom. can work for, ,'anJ who will
cor. for me: !"
Here was an i'lustra,iog>o of the practical
beyepolcnce OF .!unes,ic.>African slavery;
while it7exhil'i,ed the faux hypocrisy o. the
aboIi.ionisis. i'Hey'tu.sl. 600 TO
purchase the li6rriy oIwo malSttt5seisIs.
nna yet allowed poor black to Offer 10 sell
h'mseiGsrs -siive, 10 save himself from
starving in Tree Northern S,atel
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kZ4&E3N.
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Said hostages letters going to any place in
Great Britain or Ireland may be prepaid, if the
whole amount is rendered at the Office in the
United States, where mailed, at the option of the
sender
Newspapers may be mailed at any office in the
United States to any place in the United Kingdom
on the prepayment of cents and may, on receipt
from any place in Great Britain Ireland be de
livered at any office in the United States on pay
ment of 2 cents Note-Each Government is to
charge cents on each newspaper. These are to be
sent in bands or covers, open at the sides or ends,
and to contain no manuscript whatever.
On each Pamphlet to be sent to any place in the
United Kingdom, and on each Pamphlet received
thcrefrom, there is to be prepaid in the first place,
and charged and collected in the second one cent
for each ounce in weight, fractional excess of an
ounce.-These are to be sent in bands or covers,
open at the ends Sides readily to be examn-
ed, and to contain manuscript whatever.
On Letters addressed to any place in British n.
America, not to be conveyed by sea, there shall be
charged postage equal to the United States post
age and the Province postage combined.
On Letters to be sent to any foreign country or
British possession, and mailed for that purpose to
any post office in the island of Great Britain there
must be prepaid, if sent by British packet, cents
the single rate, and if by an American packet 81
cents-to be doubled, tripled, Sc, according to
weight.
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company rocks the machine, the strongest digs in
the hole, and the other carries the earth At last
you retire for the forenoon, to scorch cooking
the dinner, and lo painting in the shade till or 4
o'clock. If you have made any thing in the morn
ing, this is the time to :. blow gold" from the fine
black sand in which the final washing leaves it.
Then, until dark, work is pushed. Add to this the
fact that digging for gold is most weakening
labor, and you will not wonder that half of all
the emgrants leave the mines within the first week.
This is mining life. Sunday, of course is day
of rest. Then clothes are washed visits exchang
ed, books read and all public business transacted.
The yield of gold has been entirely ovcrestimated.
Nearly all must wash again and again last
years earth, and obtain only the shadow Of last
years virgin substance In two three years,
profit can be obtained only by scientific machinery
and enormous outlay of capital. Gold will always
be found, but not now by the man who starts
with merely his bare hands and stout heart.
SACRAMENTO CITY
Is represented as a much more quiet place than
San Francisco, and quite busy. 1t is the old
California Embarcadcro, Amercanzed into Sacra-
mento City. In the two weeks one absent from
Sacramento City, it had doubled in size, and the
emigration from San Francisco up, and the mines
down, increased this ratio in almost geometrical
proportion. At this moment there no less than
ten thousand men there, and not a single house to
sleep in. At the mines hear sometimes of lucky
in rich &c lead" who is making a fortune, but
the general cry is " What fools we all were, to
leave comfortable homes for this corner OF h-r'
The man who and will work hard, averages from
half an ounce to ounce daily, and will quad
ruple that amounts his board, if he cooks for him.
self, costs nearly 81 a. diem.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Extract from Baring's Circular.

bOSToN-Week preceding sept 10
CandieS-Sperm are not quite SO active as they
have been, but sales are making OF NANTUCKET at
"a cts, and New Bedford % cts C?Bee-l mere
has been more dong TINS Week; ana O't niue re-
mains in first hands Sales oil l4oo bags ~. Donlh
go on private terms, about 2UO OF Wmch fe-sola at
q cts; l2OO Java mostly at cts'F ID o ms Is"
-Mackerel have come IN freely, and sales made at
a considerable reduction in price. From = to 3oOo
brls have been disposed OF at 92oa 500 lor NO i;
5.5OG 5.62 Tor No z, and SOU, cash, lor NO .
Flour Is rather dnll and prices less hrfh' Sales
made through the week at o.io Tor Genesee COM
mon brands; $3.50 500 Tor Michigan, 0sweSo ana
Ohio; Southern SOU u brl., cash j he STOCK Is
moderate, but there IS no export demand "Fa"t-
There being no export demand, the supply Is iuily
equal to the wants Good meaiIng yellow Corn Is
selling at 6Sd69 cts; mixed To cts, Wmte oZg
63 cts. a. bushel, cash. fsnap-lhere has been
rather more demand Tor RUSSIA, al -uo@ S1iV; ~
tons Am dewrottea loo@ a. ~ ION 5oo 'Htgs
Mania at ll5G 56& D'9 10, nls - zoo
near OF sales oil l-oo -. Ayres az ao9'
40 rather hT1Ny "t ioa U.s. az =
price below IL cts; cargo o. mo e
at lo$ Gus ms S".es VI f
nave oeeh maze at - ~ 10, - - io4
ratha' ana ao 20 Gus e"o ot ~ ~ ~ 81
S2es Oh looC plss o'' ia,,''i,is 3 u?
~ Il,
ing prices, Cuoc s"e'' I'm, So. - nv" III hy
held at 20 CTS, ms; .,uo -; ii7
oeen Out niue oe'iu iIi Any
week. o"-Acilot" iiil',I 81 mas go III
ooG ~ Gus anu a no" Iigin az q, ~, sui III
are limited a' on Gus Gl ne . sssou e.
IN casks, Is sell's az o'@ 90 90
sperm ana w nae mn yt ~,
IN prices. A view peuiou ' e. .'?
fa'her !uict' nul noieiS i'o 5oa ~ &C.
fork Is N 20 s az i ~ barrc ard
li9 10y iof ineS'' ~ li's - % 500 hIs
there mas oeen more ".u az n M shart
" 80 ou' VI t 1a ,t No. S,rl,. r1lerats =
Sreol'' Nese "a - n'J, , r. of saias "
business mas pesu uo'ie II. noN W" Szn No." "a
10 BOXES ,alr n'ow'S AZ p4 CIJ ~ piiid,
yenoWs, E~ '4 Gus +'o NM - w.
Tor rethirg az ABOUT c',; loo sS "
cts: some L1'Ih rsnlen - Gus, ~, me- e.
Auction, 10 hhds' New dreams g. SO sfpo' 10
hhds CUBA Muscoyado aoo@ 400; % pAe' idS ana
brown, S''Z2 luo p';, casn: "a S'a . Is uu''
small sa!es Oh Sicii! a' ooSS 9o' 'o"' MUS
Da"y '1ao
New ioRH-3 days preceding sept. 10
.aSteS-Steady: Pot I, and Pearl b'43@a so.oo
BeeS,rdr-Sales at 2la y cts. Caaaes-A large
business has been done in Sperm, which have adj
,anced to 81 cts, below which the large city manu-
facturers now refuse to sell. Cotee-lhe stock oil
Brazil yesterday was S,Sl4 bags; other descriptions,
except Java, unusually light The demand Is active,
and prices generally ! OF cent higher ne sales
include 5000 bags Brazil at I4a cts; looo MARA
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New York and Liverpool Packets.
SAMSON CARISS,

Nos. 13S s 14O Baltimore street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
PANIED Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders,
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT & PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES- AND EVERY DES-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK.
supply of which always on hand, and made to order,
iv PIT WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
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prospect OF an abundant harvest at home
Yours respectfully,
GIBBS, BRIGHT < Co.
r.-... c-,,, pa.,,u,. ,,,ro,,,r
'N'"'' ''''' ''' oxnoN. Auoust 81.
A Fir oroorp+ or business This wcel, in most de-
nf Cnionai and FOREIGN produce, chiefly
f., r,s,,n,,,ion and ,,r;ccs steadily maintained
Tar o. tamIos faiso more General ennmirv
NJ cban~ i, 9,onef ,ybirb thou@b if has been in
Nora der7a,J ON The Stock E2chan@e still continues
e, b,ndant C.o4ae-An animated demand for
al a,rtia,s nj rres GENERALLY, NAV he nnoted
Dc Jcarcr phil. sdIes have offered 9S5 casks $500
bags plantation and 14OO baos Native Cevlon.
nearly tbe ycboe Of which found ready BUYERS latter
3ss Cd n 3gs Cd $50 Mocha realized SIS a SOS Cd
and 32G4 ba@s + I 31sd 3Is, Sd, for Padanr. 3Os,
F,r Smn,,tra7 and 94s GA n SIS for ord mixed Ba
tayia, St Dom. now held at BIS. with BUYERS at
36s Private sales comprise 5000 bars Native Cev-
lon 371d 3gs 1000 Brali 32s a 33s. Cd, with fine
at 36 n 37s 1000 Costa Rica. 39d42s.
S,,garNSaIes eor Home Trade 5000 casks. IS. 900
bags at generally steady pric.s. and 1900 boxes
brown brow and Yellow Havana sold at Ssa41s.. duty
maid In Fo1reign notbing transpired. though Ger.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-22
TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
with Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE,
For Philadelphia and New York.
l.--.LG lll ..ailnr Ec.SS

For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, lass.
Cars leGUe. fire due.
Daily, at........S p. NJ. Daily, at......S3 P. NJ.
Daily, exc. SUM-. 9 A. NJ. Daily, exc. Sun. q p. NJ
and % A. NJ.
For York and Columbia, Pa.
SIS miles, 81. 500 miles, S2.l24.
Cars leGUe.
Daily, at........9 m. Daily, exc Sun II A. NJ
Daily, exc. Sun. "A p. NJ. and 60 p. NJ.
For Washington City.
40 miles, Sl.SO-mo round trip tickets issued)
Daily, at 8 A. NJ, and 5 Daily, s A. NJ. u p. NJ
and liz p. NJ.
For Cumberland, &c.
ITS miles, S7-Wheeing, Sl1-Pittsburg, $40.
Daily, at II A. NJ, and 4 Daily, at 3 A. NJ. and 6
p. NJ. p. M.
For Ellicott's Mills and Frederick.
Is miles, so cts.-62 miles, $3.50.
Daily. ........,4 A.. NJ Daily, ......". &c p. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sn..4 PM Daily, exc Sun. 10 A. M.
Harper's Ferry and winchester, va.
81 mes.-1l1 miles.
Cars leare daily, u AM. Daily. 30 p. M.
For Norfoll. and Portsmouth, Va.
$50 miles, IS.
"A steamboat leaUeS. Is due.
Daily, ex. Sunday, at Daily, Monday, at
p. M. A..
AT PHILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Cars on q steamer LeGUe
Daily, at..............7 and A. Nj, and a p. NJ
For Baltimore.
Daily, exc Sunday, at. 81 A. NJ. and q q 10 p. NJ
On Sunday. ...28 and III p. NJ
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers lcdce
Daily, exc. Sun, at ..........7t \. NJ and p. NJ
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc Sun, and A.. NJ, and A. p. NJ
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at 81 A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonngton and
Providence, closes daily, exc. Sunday, at 81 p. NJ
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States closes daily at Il a M;
and, except on Sunday, at 3 p. M, on which latter
day at II p
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CLOSE: DUE:
East'n, dai. ,ex. Sun SAM. &7P.M...54 Am. &3P.M
Sunday, ................7 p. NI..........11 p. NJ
Great Southern, daily, ....5 A. NJ. .......S p. NJ.
Washington, daily, assam, 4P. M...S4 AM.&Sp.M
Western, daily. .........6 A. M....."..64 p. NJ.
Winchester, Va. cx. Sun. IS A. M........64 p. NJ.
York, Pa. Route, ex. Sun. A. NJ. :....6A P. NJ.
Annapolis, Md. ex. Sun. IS A. M.........S4 A. NJ.
Norfolk, daily, ex. Sunday, at 3 p NJ.
Ill ,tS
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-22

Bile accounts from France in reference to the crops
stocks are now very low Domestic Whiskey is
down to 25l cts. Sugors-Are in active demand,
and prices of cent higher Sales of 1900 hhds.
N. Orb at 44a6, 1000 Cuba 1906, and $50 Porto
Rico 50 81 cts, A mos.--Ship. & Com. List.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-22
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.

FOREIGN STEAM IL OTHER PACKETS,
Days of sailinS.)