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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
!. C ANDID IE S.
FOR SHERIFF.

,cTThe friends orWEsLEY GOpiE, Esqr,,
announce him as candidate for .he Oihcn OF
Sheriff Of this District al the ensnin,. election
We are authorized 10 announce Capt.
HUMPHREY BOULWARl. rs a Can
Jida.e for Sheriff, at the ensuing election
U'Thc friends Of Col. TllOS. w. Ian
HAN announce him rs candidate Tor the
ulicc of Sheriff at the next election.
rj7The friends ni Col. JOHN HILL an
nounce kim rs candidate for Sheriff ol Edg-
Held District at the next election.
NJ We are authorized TO announce II. J.
WUITAKER. rs a candidate for the Office
OF Sheriff. Il; the ensuing election
The Friends Of WIN. p BUTLER, ESQ.,
announce him as a Candidate for Slieril. at the
next election.
~ The Friends Of ALFRED MAY,
announce him as Candidate for Sheriff,
at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
DECEMBER.

New ROUTE TO New. Mexico AND
CALFoENIA.-The Fort Smith (Ark.)
Herald contains letters from Gen. Ar>
buckle and Major Bonneville, both well
acquainted with the prarics, recommend.
ing the Arkansas route TO New Mexico
as being shorter and better than the
Missouri one. They both urge Furl
Smith as poin, Of departure, and the
Valley Of the Canadian rs The path; but
Major Bonneville, advocates the route
by the soalh bank OF the North Fork,
while Gen. Arbuckle, prefers the south
bank Of the South Branch. Gen. Az
scheme is, from For, Smith to La Jova,
on the Rio Grandc, 63O or a, the ut>
most, ESQ miles; La Jova, being near
the usual place "fdcparture on the Rio
Graade for California, by the route Of
the ella River. This is one of The
projected great Railroad routes to the
Pacific, and has indeed, the merit of
being one Of the shortest ones.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
Final Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IA estate of John Landrun. Sr, deceased,
will present them legally altested, on or before
The lsl Monday in March next; and persons in
deb,ed to the estate are required to make imne-
diate payment. Should they not attend to this
notice, their nutes will be placed in The hands Of
an attorney for collection before return day ncn.
JOHN LANDRUM, Executor.
Jan. 3 lSI3, al 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

LEGISLATIVE INDIGNATroN-Thc
Legislature of Arkansas, a short time
since, Indignantly changed the name Of
a county from Van Buren, 10 Cass.-
The amendments TO the bill we've anus
ing. One, that ali children named Mar
tin Van Buren, should hereafter be call
ed Lewis Cass; another that all blood
mounds hereafter imported ftom Cuba,
should be called "RougIl and Ready" "
&c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

SOMETHING New on FooT.-We'l
tell the ladies pretty secret, an they
will promise faithfully not 10 say any
thing about it--except to their particu-
lar friends. A new style Of dress and
evening slipper is coming in vogue this
winter, which will decrease the appa-
rent dimensions, while it will gradually
add 10 the invincib!e fascination Of all
the pretty feet in tho metropolis. The
new slipper is made Of black or bronze
satin, with three or four light bands Of
[ndia-rubber running around the top,
and the inslep ornamcntcd with good
sized rosetlc, Of the same color as the
slipper. Isn't it charming and quite
refreshing, after the dull monotony of
Of square toes and plain quarters? The
new style, is Of course, from Paris, that
love of Il city, where they get up ribbons
and revolutions, slippers and instructions
at the shortest notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

VIZ heard recently good story of an
Ir,hman who had never seen any of the.
birds Of Hmerica. "The first rca,l,crcd
fowl" said he, THAT ever see when T
kim to Ameriky, was park y.pine. I
treed him under hay slack, and shot
him with barn-sIovcI. The first time
| shot him, | missed him; the second
time | shot him, hit him in the same
place ? y; where missed him before, and so
| did I"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
JOSEPH ABNEY,

ITTORNEY At LAW.
WW7ILL be found in his office at E6geheId
wv Court House, adjoining Bryan's Brick
Store, on Saturdays, Saledays, and Courts
weeks. -:
He2will attend promptly and strictly to busl-
ness in hisprofession. :,
January 10, tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

Of two evils: choose TIC lrass.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

A young man ought to be lnodcst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

a CARD.
NR. EBERT BLAND respectfully offers
his Professional Services 10 the citizens
EdgefeId village aud vicinity.
,lfice at Bur, s. Doby's httel.
.Ang 16 If 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

r. s. BROOKS,
OFFERS, his professional services ih
y LAW and EQUITY.
Ocf d II 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05

old LIQUORS. 2Pi
OMa deria Wine, do.
Rum, | do. Pea ch Brand
Jan %, IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05

HORSE AND MULE COLLARS and Wsgon
Il IL Whips-just received and for sale by
March 81, '49. WALLACE& WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
Saddlers' Trimmings

SIEEL BEADS; Purse silk; purse and bag Clasps
~ just received and for sale by
March 81 '49. WALLACE e. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
Sands Saraparilla.

HTOR the removal and pernaneut cure ID
Il arising from an impurs state Of the I
Bat of the system, namely Scrofula or
Obstinat" cutaneous eruptbns, Pimples ID
the face, blctchcs, piles, sose eyes, rlngwou
scaldhead, enlargement: md pain Of ihs
joints. Stubborn ulcers, sphilitic symp,oa
or lumbago, diseases arising from an uiudi
mercury, ascites or dropsy, and exporure d
in life {; also chronic constitutional Gisors
removed by this preparaI Ton. For sale d
store of r. STEI
September 80, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
Invaluable Rlmily Comp

Elk Lectures on causes. Prevrnu5l
Hof Consumption, Asthma. Ds-a.
Heart. and all Fcmse Diseases. 234 2!
cravings. Paper so ts.; bound - cts.
PaTt-postage l-2 o..
Shoulder Braces AMI Chest EypHnders, |
any part, 80 cts P1,tage. lnhaijng a
50, by mail, letter postage. Abdominal
perfect, So to $40, for ali Rupiurcs, "A
Bowels and Womb land Weak Back, and
by Express everywlcre. For Braces orl
or Rupture Supportrs, give height from
and cIrcumferencepf person next the I
above the hips. j Rupture, menlion
Agents wanted fon he sale Of the abovs
dress DR.. ;. ). II
707 Bpadway. New York,
Feb. 81. IS4S lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
FOR SALE.
Drugs ! Drllrs N


ID ECEIVING and FOR sale. Ian time,
Ee ing articles, which Earn, ,u. pbyI
chants, and the public general are re- ,
quested TO call and examine Ifore IN ,
where:
Drugs and medicines.-qlo lionel, q
barb, Balsam Copaiva, 4 loes. tsior O1i
and red, Cream Tartar, CampH r, NachsI
Patent Medicines. &c.-Itieman'sA
oil, Eye water, Essence Pepptmin,. b,
mon, Essence Lemon, GodfrcyI cor5sl
Laudanum, Opodeldoc, ParegJc. PHI,
Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Oi Nj Spks
Red Percipitate, Sweet oil, Sud 4 eac, "a !
ing Soaps, Cloves, Ginger, Nubegs, Cad
Crome yellow and green, Ian, ,black, Pa
Jed, Terraseinna, Verdagris, Opal varni
Walls and Bottles assorted, etd, etc. Al
low as any in Arkansas, at thsDrug.s:or,
Sept. 90, lS45 z. STE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05

Reduced Terms to Clubs-Aiways in Advance.
COPIES of the Great West, s. 90 year.
Copies, (and one to Agent,) 10 90 :.
l3 Copies, (and one to Agent,l Is 90
20 Copies, (and one to Agent,) 20 90
One copy Of the Great West. and any six
of our 25 cent cheap publications. 3 90
Two copies of the Great West and one
copy OF either of the popular So Month
ly Magazines, 90 :.
One copy of the Great West one copy
of any of the 50 MonthIies, and any
six Of our 25 cent cheap publications, 90
Five copies of the Great West, nd any
two of the 50 Monthly Magazines 10 90
For every ten additional names over twenty we will
send of our 25 cent works the person getting
the Club.
In place of the copy ofthe paper offered to the gent
We will send any FIVE of our 25 works
PostLnasters authorized and solicited to act as
Agents p Ms, by law of the last Congress- have
the privilege OF franking letters publishers
Remittances may be made at our risk if proper evi
dence is retained of the and charac ter of the
money forwarded. I.
Address, post plid,) .
PUBLISHERS OF THE GREAT WEST"
6 Cincinnati Ohio"
USpecimen numbers will be forwarded to any one
addressing the publishers, post paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
III EVohOyesNye lysaay Retail.

As. STEVENSON,
Eagle Block, Main ST., Van Buren, Ark,
of
a o
and article Sold do the quality ordered
ell
such reduced wi" purchased from
profits nine harb,Ca Calomell
il, &c puupin smalvm oretaT
for her d ~ doe no. wis to employ our~ ~
recon hcen o the mot
andour5a
not oweru han nanyo oher housei A Arkan
Var Buren, April
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05

SATIN Stocks. black and fancy cravats for sale by
- June 10, 1913. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
Look at this all of 'em.

BISHOP rs neither bloL1ed up drocned this time
but his Goods should hare sold theu gt E
most NOthng if they had arrUed safe, and no,s Gkea
must go STILL LOWER for Cash or Produce
Of almost all kinds. We 'front.' Keep such goods in
Store, and them, and feel of th.ir rals
and make your offer, THEY MUST co
UST received by steamer Santa Fe, a large and
sB well selected stock Of Clothing, consisting of the
following articles:
PANTS-Back cashmere mcrno alpaca black
ribbed and fancy cashmere, fancy linen, cottonade
and croton, sattinet and Jeans
co aTS-Blacil dress, frock, sack, and palctots /;
cloth, French and English merino, alpaca, croton
Dress sack, linen and sack and Dress and Ken
lucky jeans.
VESTS-Black satin, figured and plain, al lpacca and
common Linen bosom shirts, drawers, etc, etc
TRUNKS, various sizes, for sale low for Cash or
Produce, by +. B. BISHOP & CO.
August 10, IS4S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
ATTkNgInH,
WIDOWS CHILDREN

FATHERS. MOTHERS, BROTHERS AND SISTERS
AF THOSE .ao have ,efs-3 20 10. Amy Of he United
- Smtr.
]. TIE Uni.e safes VII psy go 81 who served in ne
War Of the R.voauou-io Prys,e' lol acres ofLsad 20
OEcers from 5l to acres according TO rank AMI Pea
sion since the IN Of March 1857 In case Of tneir iesh
their vtd0~s arc enlt.sd sad 10 they are dead. hr
children are entitled. bat 10 lzad ouly.
, All WHO enlist. for duTiag toe Lest War viii Greh.
lisiu FOR I'VE yrsr. tl- Hs 'oIuHa 10 laps-
VINO enlisted before The 10Th December lof 90 bi scr-
sn, SIZED ster fps tn- period sboyr-stst"d, Dob -
srres SAD a. their deaths. -r DE- r. are "lN e
to me Land ana Pay due hrn iEe lneir d-c-as
The heirs Of hose VII have flfd IN Fo.lfa or q y
ohsr plsee. entitled 10 'hef eads Pay Que .hcn a.
the time Of their cecesse
who served il Mex CO. iGcladins Vlilltesrs. are
entitled To G. acres f "a sul three Months Extfa
Paw aud II they dead their widows are entitled %
l1s oney Ani Land and Pension of BAR their husbands
Payfor n se years Ifthey efl widO th-n their chit
r-n father mother brothers Or sisters are enu.r1 io me
Land aud Money. hu not tle Pension
5 AL who have been wounded o. Gs2blet IN ih- SCI
vice ~ aay me entitled 10 Pcnsil according - e
degree II disability have lat ef th" names OF tAOs-
v no were sed aud wounded in Mexico, md let Of al
The scers Of The Revolutionary War. viii lfnsh any
Information free and viii procure the Land. Money and
Pension for any may be- enutec but viii rec IRE no
fee uuul obt-n them Address postage paid,
q z LEWIS BAKER L. Detroit hirhl tan
Re er to- HO'ac- Greedy. N-W-lofs Tribune NJ
NB-Wnie particularly hen End where toe Solder
enlisted th- nsm- Of his Widos cti.dfea IN f1i Also
tae post Office, County AID state where .hs person writ
Cams st4nded to Ia al paris q he United sla'es.
ftDU 4slsuVM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
,,.,,,-How 10 get out Of IL.

the Lo1ton flnth
-. on me there " as q gentleman who won an e'e
,ssnt ia a rsiis -,
p,ws, a very fne elephsot sud very cheap at the
AZ. the gen tem sn PAID i1r his chsDcs.
~, the Gentleman hal no piece to pat u, Ia
y.booy would tsse IL on his hand,
Ne could ut Ell ord u feed q,
a. va. afraid Of the Law If be TUNED II loose into
b, streets "
n. was 700 humane u let II starve
He was All AID % sbOOtt
ia short he was In perplexity very natural 70
.zatlemsn with moderate means, small house com
40 fesilns. # humsoity. and sl-slephsnt
france bss won her elephant ~ Rome.
she has brought back lh- Pope
soe ia 81 her ~its eud what T. do with hm. -.
sne can'G sbst Toe Pope and the CsfJinAS O''a'9'
,,e inierf RI in the cause o. liberty. 49,,
She csnt dbet the Re yucil-sI', because SIo '"'''
6gsi 10 Toe Cause Of toe Pope and tio Cafoiha''
STE cant &C. with bus'ns, bsesu's A''"'' - -
solGts. ,,.t 49,
she caat act againtt AusIis because fi"n ''l Gu
srvauve aud pe-oeiaL ~. .-.... q, g..
src cent continue be- aTDJ ]" f''"r' "'r' -
not treated sIth r-sPect -
she cant Withdraw h,T arms from R'ihe' u'Cnu'e
tba' you'd he to stuti'y hef'ci
az. cant o., forNs!i. csuse Shf Iu'lsis1 - We
Rorlt Il - y e going bae~Nei ,,.,
che cant - Z a. a. D'caue" 1'' i'i-' = P'' '''
On her 20 Dg forward
she c-n't choOse the Wfp"s D-Nh0t' ft-''O S|ii''
frcss her 10 the night
81 cant On rose tho right becau5o hrI own tisho
nest o.. ,ore-5 Der - Tho wrong.
r. enc sorr. she is on the horns Of .smms ard
"a NOR. ,he twists. The more Sharply che ie'st Toe
sop,s u winch she u imysled, IKE c1' kchaor ~ 70
e,iaei for tns inspection 90 tho curious a., IStef
an more ~hlr * species n Jitcal entomology.
Poor France viii 1Ody tks her precious bsI. si1
"a h., hands, Rome }, her bot,eimp she bought 5.
desr enough. but can't get 10 Oft - ny price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

In Exchanges there is but small business do
ing and the market is rather heavy. Sterling is %
I0I for best signatures. Francs 250 22i
Ia Money there Is 40 change excepting n.
creased abundance on call Ga best colisorsls money
is plenty per cent short paper goes at a per
cent long las per cent These rates are for I'M
doubted names. Other descriptions 90 at all kinds Of
rates.
Land Warrants are dull and plenty. The buy
log price s sll0Gsll5, and the selling prices s2Jd
Sl25, the latter for guaranteed warrants
The French packet to day took $4,000 in Sill
yer, but this is probably the closing shipment There
10 no inquiry for gold or silver.
The Receipts at the Sub Treasury are s57,oo5 ;
Payments, eli 90, Balance, 81, 726is6
We gave some days suce a statement of the
Exports and Imports of October a, this port and We
now annex a table Of the aggregate of the
port for the past ten months of the year compared
with the time last year The figures froI the
official returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09


AsHEs-P.srs sa'er, With s,ss % eos ct s57sdo '
ts,,- 81 " .'is. 80 o2s .........,...
et Sss-2 Or 1siss tRu - above rfcss cu.t b.
rs iAs tis,n hros- 10 hi - f-s ses II any sS'a
FLOUR AND MEAL-u. Four market All ..-,ty or
fh. SAT- Western taadssr- eu I'D ssvJ
or Pat srge ta-r, fhaprg &C.
m.ai i.- '.a''c .' 49, W oI.o' ,'...,.s o. pc
Tie .u;p-s s ss- Tts qiorus ~i1out thn-- from
T., MT .-, =. ses1. ,e.r,-tiv lh, qo,s
IS. o. str.t. 7bd4 81 mI-d wei-r7. n
49, "'..I - t - p.'' IT, s 49,, 49,, -,
~ a.. - = -, go a. a. si I'D "
GksIN- WA ders-d sld market ~th,s' ctss-
s's' 500 tr csrd'n a. 100 sHoI 'ai - "-s..e a. -
5000 Dnsb q ~ or NIKE, ~ ~ 1si 90, otsi
.0 Rye ole Of 60 bl'h nst - Moves bztsl
made u6jc snd 9so 30 al, d Oats ar. 3sG'o for Nfh
rRoyisloSs~po'k c-.,- Tor Mes, ,pd Pun. .ea'y s,,-
sol Dbl M-s, Tor D-csnte 49, or bsre s,oso Beef our.
Sales go bes County s. snd e. sales 100 TO- p N
sbl I'D 100 90 G-.. se n Gu moa'' there nts
WASN'T. .ssd' viii f1n ssm'ad ob.s, ~,
| IT, ON. ~ Prison. Dvige i hsd At IN
| BF4swaN-s...s 1900 10 a, 1lan cash
-siss 2co or 100 bIs kasn Il ~ shi some ha -
qasrsns 37a sad7 20, Sass o BIS Mse' Lemons A" -
'eCtSo cargo i.,ro,r.a sold pr''ou. to 'uval CT
Lad Coauu-. auu. so' ,a,red Sat M, ~rh
Ieo} s,e, ioo,a seo..l re sia.e..s.
q, ~, . s' s., y, 81 I'd us.
IosAcoo-l. ac',e sd 10 ro's,n hne We notes ,a-'
hht- Kentucky n T. n Sales n cases ne~ O.
sui seed g. 3c, c'ah ami 20 bsles N-n' on ~ AZ
iiNE-ssles ifos btl- Esstsfn 81 T717s caeo.
SHIP BRE d-ns.d goo ue iuuoNius quotations
rl.. hue Nv, g. NAVY y. Ctocasfs f7sfh
NAV Al STORE Tote hiss bsn con-ferssl, novsne1 ~
Cru urpsrme IT, sales ered a. SpDio 1900 bhs. sup
p1.t Al sOal 81 u bb Rcsin l3~~f and North
tousty .uppo.d bul -od al 100 delivered wilmington
ncunrslb liodllSc spiri's are SIC. cash, sud quei
TNLON- Sales 10 f0) u A. &C. cash
FISH Dry Cod god dsmAad tut the spppy Of conno,
qui 60ds n2t pnns cargo ~ouli
brns M.k--i nm and zoo or 90 Dbl, Nss's
% -ett- sui NJ : % sod h ~
LFATHER-I- demand Sud pns- IRE not 20 firm
W. quots Hsmook light i66l7ci DO mtte lo0l& d. h-s'j
iha 81 damaged, is0l5A poor 90, l0dn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
10 Mariners.


Frol ths JOurlA 81 Cpmnerts
o. q ths $50 al e. a.
shos Of Gaze Csnavse not 10 so"a 70 sas eaA' a.
sh IT
TIE ia,srs 70 have the foosss ss-of
t,a that seoAl Puesshsa your paper
n saco ro Sspt Ns2o er
Cs- R-vcaas Gutter Sefve. ~he nAcs "a
An S reported he - the >-c-afy o. he fsassf,
a. ne
sPo.g ts sios OF TIE shoa % bas s.sa aarlss ss'et
chNts 90
uo that asaioa ~, hai cherv seu have s"as
Cps Csnsver- eeeuoEsW $ ssoot - mte' dsit1t IS
shaz tts SIKH ., Do e-
water sns Il tl hssvy fts saos tsa''
NNN pxrs 90 tA- coast
a. a.. al D
B-.~.sa .hoal Fote iA-rs u saons o.
w.t,c NAUTILUS
Lb Boat Gsa Isyir bas ssea pese a; Der stso At "a k
su ii Plcck b.srg froG Ch.thAa Lshis ave Sosa
a,usuDs, Post Lsht ~ sfun re ssoy sai ~ Sc
fross forr Peat Lee >Nsiucset. Ne
lee fecsaty Psce oetotoasa. q
-, Poat s.sf woozs Ha io1rh q 81 PISS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09

AZ INSIDE VIEW or NEXICo AND CALiFoR.
a NiA - 80 -rs' = Pea. oai- and P,yussA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
NIRLn~ GARpKN--fa,s n. rr,.--s. -,

NiBLus GAkDk<.-Ynss nsyuiscrrt sst. Sl,sa-
l 1e1ts opcn for TIE season. Yse ~onssrral RAvcL
FAMILY = n ua-ihef, perform hSut.vs f1-sisys
rhcrstsyt End FTitsys Ns1tcvills Coup4ny anter Re
sg-fnenI u .es.rs ca p-ntsle AZ salon r-rspT
N~.nessys ard Saturday, AtnigIs8c- a. psrs ofs.
ec1s- 5ocs NJ T0.grOceers nc sccc01t u ne ~esher
IL ~ Bill received. IL
p-1rs ogel 81 %. COMMENCE Al 4 q ciock -xacly.
sADlsAN THAT R-ooo-, op,a Al 81. crr.
ID "A -. 80 .t7 ~ No Bil received IL
Flc-s 81 ~ on 40 Dress Circle sea s.4a-ue. -
CO.. Fsniy and fhira Circles 3 ets Gallery, - es
HtNTUN'> EHkkrs N-oo,rs opea = s. -
:, cf-nl-lc- g. e,9cs- " No 3. receivet al
rcet-5oHes Dress Circ.s sn1 PSrglsie, 80 @si,-
80 " seeo1s TEE, clS Private sor-s = AIt y
ITALIAN OPkKA. ASTOR-PL.CE bslow Eis hSh-
- Sc FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. ,. will - ger.
-. - celshrAisd opera sera IN sct. OF
- 90 bYRGlA-LucrsE.s. sig'na Z. Bnfghts-
a 49,. - X - Cprs'; GrrnAlo. Slgucr q Fri,
r.--,-,, ~ 6r1-venu1o, Niss.c1En, SignOf Pk-t .
s.1- hf1- sonlA-r RnsasNeUc Slgncr Psrozxi ;
= -Nf r,lodi Gsbests, s Frn- 3. lkilei
~, Sul ptf-eLor. NsS harrtx-k Prc-s Of Al.
~ s,ioa Al seats m soxe, Or Ps-cs-. s--s-i e,lh-r
20 &c AZ or s-Ason s. AGn s.'or A. tha 5oor on
ne evening cf - perforUs1ce Psre1.sfa a lSerh
te,.Ie - rr4is Subscriber. sad oher. - =, -,
ilHy i'fued hsi ~ pefson viii ua3 - s1v cirr. 80.
10 admitted without delivering hi. ucset s...@r ,'s-'
beng usnsirrrsbe reucer The syct -ns,rr-ra,t - -
t''yr rue $3.50 ltry necessary Boxoece one1 49,
day frou 4 VI I'll o'clock p NJ Door. ,,re, :, :
oc-oeS To G. M necce a. hair past rg2f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
Arrived.

Steamship New Wool. NOrsans, 3OA u and hey West
50 met cotton &c Godfrey CO. 80 INST 10 uiss cast
Wet IsAos. om Charleston fot Key Wet
Mareus Sh-si. MsT's "a d ss;, 70 Joseph fsghe
Nesss 70 { H- OF >haven The has eI'sHeoce'
weather during The hs had tset swsp, cal
lev csmtoCse house Sud Nug host
Bog fssmorL oi Boston Gswdy Portsmouth. Nh D. granite
The bound 10 psnsco; put INTO h port T. hah oa1e
Br George Wsksf ChAre,;ol d. o;lon and 10 Gso'
huk.y
Brg Dro9. BIZ sh,w Tarks Isud SAT- Key IS d. sat
B Psuuo titA Prove Gsaoe - O. marble, a., 70 faacs
CO
d. ors0c-s roa g. 10 master PAsserser Stewart
schr suih Port Prnce. Is d. srooc, O. Atksu
SthF STERLING ,Br1 HOLMES Hair ss Poiaoes = master
WIND, Nv sAtsgars NJ meridian, 81 sunset, CO. ~b
have gone this day account Of as ard wean
The uPPs sat Sofh River hsd sh shipping outward
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATT Err
Fo Sales Of Stocks. &c. ,es Foreyn rage.


The Stock market is without action Of impOr
lance. Governments were in large demand and f'm
su, tho sales were moderate Fancies generally had
rather heavy appearance. There IL a want Of out
side speculation. After the Board there was active
Inquiry for Government stocks AMI go 900 go 900
we're sold at At for 6s 1867 AT the Second Bosrd the
sales of aiding were large, on tne and ihe decline
was very small in view Of the amount cold AAuc'ion
alarse sale Of Stocks belonging 80 the estate OF Ar.
Carksou had, and the prices realised were ad
vsuce on the sales =, tine Bosrd. The sales were -
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ntsasfer~. Ac.

Sept 49, Ia ou % 49, uedsp Of Gaia. Capt posn-
brx ssh efx Jsssor Ct BsreeouIs 90 iAs Poti
ouncsfrg scersd sarag tempest C.q sec
hise 81 tbs tser do~a
To- bztEnore oF boston. goag 1t
Holiness AshoTs Ee East SAoP were 50
-. sf..ssa
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spoken, &c.

So N So 10, - ers Rss-css AsAs Ct sicu In N.s
"a =; IS s n Ssf. Rs.sa Of BaA ioa Ns~yo' Or Ss~
>. a. IS s. srs Essssrss o. ara ion s's'f o' 4
s., At s. s. Ca u 49, Br ,sp ocs,a 9a.e'. Asss o' s
lohn NJ. 8Nsost - g.. -. -.
os - - Howard 81 sos az zoe - Al - ~
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rATrnT CARVING MACHINE.
once John 81. 90 Saws
4 NEW ANO WONDERFUL INVENTION


hat ne Mlc.tae pvtyrnf
,IKST-ll Will carve aDy and every ceFlce n " q
pisnos sofas. Or. Il short, cAhln-
work Of any Eirf In the 81 c-ed bis slort space o
time and with the sdu9irzbe u-rtress Of nrisn
"a H. vi turn out wltl great rapidly, sa~-hsni -
pla1stspdles ornamental letters Tor signs &c ready q
ished Tor
rces punches fJr type OuLGers and do0r a-s
Alb Fancy wofk On stained slass
5h Fiat cArv be readily and Instantly IaAirfIta
TO round surfaces. Condensed extended or 10 me same
proportion Carving Of suy desired can be pfodlced
TIRE sSove are only few Oft wonderful ih1gs which
ihs machine peflnn. ard AL hat We car ssy mere %
that be IN fl operation 10 % u10e'.oOu u
appreciated -, - -.
ders for work len al Jhn-st Up stairs vii he Il
cuted with dsp8ichN here silgle srd StAe ngLls ioi
opeTsns the mach vii oe so.d, E1d "lsf7 salp % VI
the v OK may he ssen - L-
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AMERICAS FRUIT CULTURIsr.

directions f-r De r-apa 'afi1n and -l ~ or run tie
ir se n1rssry orchard and garden, win descriptions OF
ir- pr--.or Aneri-ar s0t r-iga va-ie- ca 'rysisd
IN t1- C.. a ~a.ss. By '1r Thomas. llffsiei VIII
So a-cura'- cures. vol Emo F'r sar % inc trade
BY fu7t1 C. siXrON. l. Flto1-sl
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IMpRovEp PLATFORM SCALES.

MOOR AND PORTABLE Goa, Hay. Railroad, Bank
L Counter and al clhes sea es, msnuf.ctor-d ~ me
Nsw-YorE JO1Fusynen Scale makers Co - Oreene-s1-
The Sea es u Company are dessryoty taxing Psc
5sIce OF Others aDt Tor correctness and dufspl'y
warranted correct ard Dot hsos 70 ss or "
,rd-r We refer with confidence 70 no mcfchAS ~
uegh-ussters " Ee0Yora who are 80 Ioefs4y psfSS1
t1inS a. Also frames Of sesGowedssi 1pshS S w
s.!s with LIE above AZ l45 1s.del-iue -. ,-.,-
~ done wl.no1s ae.syby GO. q shif
lrss