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fvrrnts. --sfgis total nunb6ro f Americans ar.
living al San Francisco during the month Of o.
.absf was 9655; Of Foreigners. l4l4, There were |
an.onr ,hem 20 American end i9 foreign females.
The numbsg b arrivals during August, september
and October was 1857.
Floar--Flour was selling al slS 70 sI4 per Dbl
Arrivals. -- The following arc the arrivals Of
American vessels al San Francisco from Oct. lst
10 Nov. LIT, inclaaives
AmgisGa YsoRaPi clssk, r5smqsih Mogsam, Nyaldo,
Vernon, Aaelt, Biaiapoaeit; McSin. Fonham, .NeD o.
snero. inov psnnirsan psria9s er,sarl Css S,'sI
lows hasales Mazatlpn selma seleyy New York Glen
AHonym ffaiiisld, Bodssas FoTs Williams, Coiunbis
VS. NeS aSs Sssi,s ssis,nsl. B IS3l ir65s
arss1 haebage New York sgaa lene. REier Boston;
s.sa' iaEas92s New YORK; iass.q Lindsay PaRama
New York Salai. Doug ias New Yt7 Mason Tigman,
taiaaeptia tneidships Bishop; Meg QrieaRs; Genera
earavn; Agoa gomeTy, Smith, Ace CrleaRs; j w Cater,
harg ssSs. FaeeF siss SsoT Bas. Panama
Acadiap Cuunngnaa, Boston Ocean lsie W, Vssgen
RienisIsy; SEA Essle. hammond, Bosioa.
JONES' 81 MaFs s Coinuiodore voobissi Warren. cem-
a; y ~, S rs l5ooe, ao IN. i,eias
The British steamer arrived at Panams Novem-
Der 22d, with $3.50 600 in specie and bars Ct gold
The bark Eliza Ann sailed from Panama Nov 9Th
with 220 passengers; and the steamship oregon on
the 10Th, with $50 passengers
sP1AcrpEs VARIETIES. We understand that the
new theatre on Nsravsr street. is to be opened on
Saturday evening next. MI. Batr' comedian O
vel-knoAvn mower and extensive reputation, is tC
be one Of the principal actors at the Varieties
Capt Wright reports that the Falcon sailed from
Chaqres on he night Of the 2sth u, for this port
aia Havana. The bark Byron from New York
arrived al tghagres on the 9th ult., with compan,
Of 40 and 40 buildings.
Dsat6 at SEEDED, on board Of the steamship
Alabama. Oh the ID inst. in lat. 21o NJ, lon
So 40 SOY w, Mr. TREscoTr, of Illinois, neal
81 Louis. about as or so years of age Mr. T
was III previous to his departure from California
ana was advised by his friends not to undertake tn,
Journey His effects are in the hands Of Mr.. Vim
c Davis.
The Alabama brought 100000 in gold dust
10 The following persons came passengers OF
.tllesissuiship Alabama from Chagres
Bailey n. s. Howani, W, G. Russell r. Smith, R
MeEmy I'd Irowb. q Graham. r. EdNaris A. Bel
Il ~, bnEgs, q Qrumwel, A. keser, b. 5, Yoof, Nv
Aetornies iN- Nehqna ]. AlEaiiarns, r. b. Smith, v
HRtgls Y LaYsar, j.; b Landry, w. Toof and son, I
Tuscoh, Ar Doubleday, +. a. Rutherford and seryf r
asn ~ aag, w, x DAVIS, Al n e; FREELY, Il Wi
q Aggiass, n Lang w r. Casey, M, Riley, +. Moo
lsy g 4. i bisin'ng; ~ y Butler maime 7; Steven
u s. Lester. G. w. Lee Robt Wilson, w s. Powell iii
Ea4g " 3 simmons a, S, Nealqnd. Z; "A; Harris, 7
y ilisaoB n Hqnley,. 4 chitliek J. Bailey, W, r
Bun ? A Bennett ", Noig p MeCagslin, a. Paltel
aA, y biaidts q " Miller j. Muller Chas. Fisher, w
y. keiosss g. w Kellogg.
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COLEMAN's GONORRHORN NJIXTI7RF
FN'HE proprietor feels confident in offering ms MIXFfiR T.
Il a. Specific for this dsageeaba disease 81 co1fS,t
he that It viii IN every instance Cure that he bss f
his Agents TO Refund tho Money when il fails his ONLY
d6 6m RUsTE ( PADDOCK, 10 Poydras ST.
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MONEY FouND-Bunee, Of 30 Canal street, adyersos to-
day for the of asnug little left his counter yes
eray This reminds us to sayhat No 30 has just received
the latest styles" in the way Of something adOm the
name
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COMMERCIAL HoTEL, CORNER or GRoD AND LEvEE.-
This establishment under is present management, is doing
good business. Ms II. w Long, the proprietor, Is ndeia
gable hs exerous please The bar too, under the
troll Of AR. Kelly has handsome patronage To lovers Of
Eoodlquor aud proyender, recommend CALI and stran
gers viii find comfortable apartments, good fare and
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PACKAGE SALE or BLANKETS. PRINTS, Ero.7-VVe call
the attention OF those interested TO the extensive sale Of Dry
Goods to be sold this day, at 10 O'Clock atF II. Pepans
auction room, No, s Canal street.
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az We are obliged TO Mr.. John w. Doubleday
and Mr. F. C. varran for the use Of late San Fran
| o;arr r,sr.,r.
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eS- A communication. in the Spanish paper at
New York, n Cofreo de los Dos MuHdos states
that Don A. X. San Martin, editor of the Cr0nica,
a Royalist paper, also in New York, has received
the appointment of Spanish Consul General, to re-
side in that city. He is now in Havana.
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~ Religious NOtice.-Dr. B. F. HALL viii preach
At scNairs School Hoass PFyania street, ETatoi THIS
EVENING, Thursday, O'Clock. subiso-PRAYER dc
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BALTIMoRE, Dec 5.-CottOn closed last night
with less spirit in consequence of the failure of
the French trade to receive their adyices, the
Hawe mail ria Southampton not having arrived.
Fair Upland is quoted at l1l, Fair Orleans and
Mobile at II cents
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STEAMSHIP OHIO,
And Ships Memphis and Maid Of Orleans.
TUBT RECEIVED per these arrivals m+n Of sgpe
d n1r Bnk Satin CRAyATs, Of the newest cess, emra
cog seecn OF patterns, which cannot be eEef
and ara e elegant consignment have been enabled ~
friends.
Aso the description o. ENGLISH HALE HOSE, Of TsEd-
lar make, elastic toys BId FOUND double heels.
Do. do, medium tnl with gray merlnU leut
Fine Nurn Lambs W0A, SIX reGd WOuted Excellent wear
and Virginia linsigry
Ssaspiana UNDER5HtRTs and DRAWERS, etc.
And will shortly from die hanug ct0ry, No 10 Fhtk race
NeU York ad Linen aud hrat und ec"i
qualities YofE Musm SHIFTS, very wokmamhip aud
the prevailing fashion.
LEIGHTON'S
Wholesale and Retail FiIsi Premium shirt DEPOT,
and Geutpnrn'B Furnishing sotU.
Do w Nos. 3 and . ROYAL ST}EEI.
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ST. CHARLES THhArRE.-Miss Julia Dean still continues
to attract good houses Sine grows and into favor
and her fine actug meets nightly with welmered applause
This evening she appears Mrs OdlcB, in the - Jealous
Wife - after which the talented Raymond family perform in
" Charles QAalley." The performance concludes with tie
dama Of :. Robert Maoaire in paris.'
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AMEMCAN THEATRE.-TFe Italian artists Sghora CiOeca
and sighOr Ner, appear tonight in The Abduction of
Nina ballet never yet performed in this city'tis
founded of course on the well known story of Nina 'Encos
with which novel readers familiar In this they will be
aided by Mile ST. Clair, Mr.. Thompson and the Corps de
Ballet; besides this they appear in Polka pas de deHT. Ad-
ddna attraction Offered on the bills. Mrs Pope, Miss Pc.
e and Mesr. Charles, Spear etc, will appear in the
devile of Who Speaks Fr for the first time here, and
the laugtabe farce of " Mammon and Cannon. A more
agreeable method of killing the time eaunot be devised
visit 10 the American is therefore recommended to all who
oyeEocked with that commodity, wish enjoy what liz
lie they have.
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Auction sniss This nav

j. NJ, DEPAss will SELL at Z O'Clock, Banks Arcade
Slaves.
F. II. PETTPAIN will sell at 10 O'clock at No Canal
street-Blankets and Priuts
]. A BEARD will sell, at Il oclOek at Banks Arcade-Real
Estate. Also, at same place and hOur-Sayes.
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GDe DailY Crescent.
NEW ORLEANsa

THURSDAY MORNING, DBCEsIBER 8.
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PoMAREpE's PANORAMA.This fine painting will be ex.
hibed but short time longer. Armory Hal is thonged
nightly with admune crowds and advise every TO
seize the present opportunity to visit the Panorama
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For CnAaREs.-Fhe fine steamship Alabama, Comman-
der j. Wright, will leave this port for Chagres on Monday
10th inst good opportunity is Offered for passengers
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: Time, .l.siil3,-4i5

o. Saturday next the races win be resumed on
t e1lue, and then, with The tack in good order,
anfespais race what Is a race" and an
attendance lhat viii repay the proprietor. The
81 ne withdrawal Of the entries yesterday,
El0 npol she c0uFse By the gentlemen
e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06

RsMoKs OF CHOLERA IN New ORLEANS
There have been various rnmors abroad to the effect
that tie cholera is prevailing quite generally in
New Orleans. The following letter from one Of
the most skillful physicians Of Mobile, published
in the Herald Of that city, gives fair representa-
ton Of the laets
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1910.
Gfegtcncn-On leaving Mobile promised let you know
something about the existence aud prevalence Of cholera
New 0rleaus lfound my arrival here ihatit amounted
positively to nothing. In fact heard il mentioned ex
eept among the strangers arriving in the city from distance
With the existing weather and almost Unprecedented pOpula
ton n the city, only surprise that there should be
little disease Of kind here. New Orleans is
healthy Mobile The cholera here amounts to about as
much the yellow fever in Mobile during the last
and autumn. There is panic existing, and really the idea
OF anybody being kept away from the city from fear
ridiculous 10 speak Of.
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LOUISIANA HIsTRIONIC HAIL.

On Thursday Evening. December 9th, 1919,
tE Nh h. @. PEARSON will HAYS the honor TO give hiau
ing Of Shakespeare most admired Play entitled me
MERCHANT or VENICE
ARer which Recitation Of an .,,
ODE TO WASHINGTON AND LlhhNt y
~ The Loisiasa Hsronie Musoai Society having most
kindly rendered their valuable aid viii perform some OF ar much
aimirel pieces IN the Orchestra on The oecasinn.
I'd e. A. rYLER's, 30 Camp H.
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Steamboat Departures This Day

A. BEARD viii sell, at u clock, at Banks Arcade-Real
Estate Also, at same place and hour-Slaves.
A-----zllu--------
Steamboat Departures This Day
E-SEB.A DHER7YSEMENTIS ON THIRD PAGE
Ciacnaati MARTHA WASHINGTON Irvine, P. 81.
Pittsbrg GRIFFIN YEATMAN, Willis nsou, p NJ
81 Louis ..........-ALTON, fulton S ?. NJ
Memphis --...-,.... ABERDEEN, Clouds P. N.
NGshriHs. FLAMES DICK jenkins, ?, N. =.
Mobile CALIFORNIA, Reynolds 81 P NJ. Cars
~ The u. S. Mnl GRIFFIN YEATMAN-For Piusbarg,
wheeling, Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville Paducah, ecIhi
and light dsught ameI will leave as above THIS
DAY Thursday 90'elok F. a. postye, from Pqydras street
whart. HYDE d OGLESBY, l2 P0ydIas st.
Passengers wi please be on board at the above hour Dc
sR- u s. Mail Steamer MARTHA WASHINGTON For Gin
einnai Madison Louisville, smihlanl, Pnducahi etcTg ne
packet will THIS DAY, Thursday, at P a.
HYDE & OGLEsBY, u Poydras street
Passengers and shippers will pease be ready, 60
t g. Louis Packet ALTON-This neH and light draught
will Leave the above and Intermediate ariinTs THIS
DAY, Thprsay o'clock positively from foot Of Lafayette
GARD,
~ beg appse my trends IN this city that my connection
with Otraus Daily Dsa Local Reporter ceased on
Saturday last PropEstos having abruptly discharged in
consequence which instituted against hem this DAY 10
District Court for wal consider breach OF their con
tract. JOHN NJ. c. BRADY,
! d5u' Of st. Mafk and Psr1ilo streets.
e~~LO, o. Pillow ard Lodge No. ia Regular
Meeting Of l.oge will be held THIS EVENING, Thudog On
inst she Grand Lodge Hall Mt o'clock Punetual attendance
as J. E. ALLISON, Secretary.
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See third pase for CITY News, Hotel Arrivals
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Miss soHOENBRUSNER- The amateurs of Euerpe will
be pleased TO eamhat Of her favored disciples has
made her appearance this city Her fame has preceded
her The Vienna papers speak with rapture Of her perform
ances on The Piapoore, Miss Amelia schoeubrunner must
be- indeed, something beyond what wont hear in
this divine ART if may believe of the hearers of her
wonderful performances in the Austrian capital lie tells
that her concerts DO than charm the and they
breathe inspiration in every soul which comes prepared
ceive it, Those who desire hear her will be informed in
TOW days Of Die when and whore Of her neroananees D.
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HARnMARE An IRON sTnREs.

HARDWAR AND IRON STORES,
DREsY BN aa% re- G aad bess Il Fs,
sigR and Domestic Hdrdgare, Cut ~ 7z,zssszA
friends for Their very liberal patronage. The - q
N quality andpnces Of Their goods, and = sas8
a their prompt attention an orders received, viii,
thcyhqPe, secure 70 them CONTINUANCE Of their IA
on A., by arrivals from EgFopsan ana d1 eall 2
selected Of every thing ia their line and can e9nhley N
stock OF which lie following is a part, w:
English Bar Iron, round square aud at-6 ny tons tons
. Pennsylvania =. loo tons'
., ,o BGi, en PIote n,2 6 to9'j o,-soO TOMS
" ''".s's Boiler iIl PATE Pate tons; '
:. =. i'ous' NilouIds-.io tons;
z swsI R9. 55 2 a6I 81 lS9 roundsoo bd
Sheet lron-lEnglish, American and Tennessee-irom 10
to $50 bundles; ., a. i,,b soo ,,,n5Io,.
R RSSR ron-ifS from e 20 a3 %cb6o 5 aRde
Cut Nals-ce!ehnted Weymouth, and other good brands
Press Spikeg-9OO kegs;
Ge Pa 9aa bse C fSl5b Eaaa2 boxes
Block Tin, ZINC, Snelter ee.-l5, 600 bs.; .,,
German ,qn sRaa1 BSr ad G 'ci Sc! Bs
ANcS-gennllc Collins Hunts, eic.--jO b2Ne7i
Whtemqres Cotton, Wool and llorso Caris-6OO dozen;
iI 9ee 9n SW' r o e s659 doEeo: do1eHi
hnS VP ss SOCK ak m and Dsg S soIs
Ox, Trace, Log, Halter and Col Chains;
Chain Gables aud Anchors;
American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture
Hooks and Plate HINGES Butts ana larllai =
Window Frames OF description; ltOg7 o.
sCripton and pattern; Cross Cut Pit and MN SAWS 'O7
of Kings, Halls, and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-lJ0 tOnsi
Jared and Manila ROpe--all sizes
Daknm, Marine, Houseline, etc; 80,
Sperm, Linseed Lard and Whale bls'
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
Brooklyn, NCs. 1 and ?, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Nerdlgrisi
Paris and Chrome Green;
French Pots from ] 10 50 Pints;
Siee III BSI and Pis Lead; Lead Pine etc, etc.
e5s Fhev are also lie only Agents 10 New Orleans o
| Hillman Vsnieet & Co, 5 celebrated I L N Sc
! IRON - Wed& Sal5m
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eS5~ James GuIick Fire Company, No. H.
ma ee and Member hereby u0iiia that The Annual Meet
M ~ m Eeeton oil Oheers ensuing year 1850 will be
bel NJ he Engine SUNDAY AFTERNOON December
1910 N o'gck r. Punctua attendance member
S1s,11esied By order. d5 JOHN R. PEGG, Secretary.
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| e5F' Protection Hose Fire Co. AT Regular
II Hose Fire Company held the cd
INST lie following gentlemen unanimously elected as Delegates
N NM Firsrlen Charitable the 1850;
/ LEWIS c. BILLIARD,
| +. RUSSIA,
JOHN P. HIGGINS
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lnuiH Il u Del CIOtn ing
a57 ONE PRICG....,. No VARIATION. IL
n-Eyey article has selling price marked upon in plain figures
dI 3t2p ALFRED MUNROE & CO., "a Magazine st.
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KS Shals Cahmefu Aonasene de Laines, French Mernt
, Coaks Viscs Mauia5, Psetots, and all sylcs OF Fall
Winter Goods This Day reduced in price fully 20 per
d5 THOMAS BRADY'S, q Charities st.
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1850 DOZEN UMBRELLAS.
DOZ Umbrellas just received per ship 81 ChaTles, assorted
W qualities. d5 81 D. w. s T. BELDEN, Charities st.
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ADVERTISEMENT ON THIRD PAGE
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lust PUBLISHED, TUE DIARY OR DAILY bIENfORAN
j DUN BOOK FOR 1850, Of various Sizes viz;
Full Cap siie-Brondi
Half Cap sizC-Narrow
Cap Octave siEe-With tuck;
Cap Octave sze-with plain covers
Miniature su-iur Ve Pocket, with silt edge and tuck
For sale by the d1zeu single, at New York prices
DAVID FELT 4 CO., Statoners' Hall,
d5 6I&lM II Charities street
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CtTRAYED from the Stable OF the subscief on Monday
- night last SORREL PONY with Swa- N
low Tail, and piece Of Rope around his neck. kazkIa
Ehe above reward Will be paid delivering him az 81
the Tennessee and hcRtHckH LtrerB Stable, OF
UNION and CARONDELET Streets.
d5 n ROGERS ProUratoFs.
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NVTTFsE HUI II TUW BAIE. -
A COFFEE HOUSE, finely situated aud doing 7-Isf
"A Good Business, for sale on reasonable etms sii5
Streets. do n
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Camp Street CHoaP Dry Goods Stort

V'HE COparnershp hhcrtp existing between the under
4 signed, uudcrthe name Of FuLToS WALL is this day
dissolved by mutual consent =. II. FULTON,
do I0t n. WALL.
The undersigned will continue the business under the nam,
Of SAM'L II. FULTON No New Layee
3 ,lt1t,r, if,ttog gt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
Death from a SLIGHT Cold,

By negIecllng those salulary precautions
which common sense dictates, many, very
many, fall victims 10 their imrrudcuce. We
have seen the yonng bride, blooming as it
were, as the bird fparadise and Tie fair fl'wcr
of hope, the pride Of her father and the joy Of
her lnulhel-her cheek flushed with aniicipa.
ton, and her eye bcaming with The snlt expres-
sion OF lovc-,le gay dreams of Ii lie dancing on
her fancy with the rich and variegaled linls
of The rainbows promise We have seen all
this cianged-aYe, the wedding garment for a
shruud and the bridal chamber Of this srpnl-
chre of tile dead and all this from nrglecling
common COLD. Now before j, is too late,
use DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which gives immediate relief as thou
sands Of our most intelligent families now admit
ofilS most extraordinary cures. The gay the
beautiful, and The young speak firth IFS praise
aud will, so long as it makes positive cures
and cheers the dcspairing family fresidc.
For Silchy ID. CHASE.
February Ia, ii
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Brought TO the jail

6AF this District, n the lith instant,
w gro man, who says his name is GAS
SAWAY, and lha,ihe runway about three
weeks since, from5 his new master in Char
lesion. SAID fellows Gassaway,) says he
formerly bcIongedt to a Mr.. Higgins, OF Col
burt County, Maryland, and was sold 10 n
DIR. Campbell, a negro trailer, who sent him
TO Charleston. by his Agent, Mr.. Mcdaniel
who sold him TO a gentleman, whose name
he did no. know. Said fellow, is five feet
II inchos high, between % and IS years Of
aye and of ight complexion. He has long
scar on his right wrist, and also small one
on his righ; check--therc is small space
between his upper and lower front teSlh.
The owner IS requested 10 come, forward,
prove property, payeharges and take him
AWAY, or he will bo dealt with as the law
directs. "A. ii. BURT, :. E. d
Feb. 81 Ia If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
Assi"aaees Sale,

YNNJE Subscriber will sell al lhe late resi-.
-m dence Of Marcus Upson. on Thursday
the first day of March next, all of his Esln,.e,
both personal and real, consisting Of ih,ee nun.
dred and sixty.scven acres Of land, three likely
negroes fourteen head VI Horses and Mules,
two Road Wagons, one scis Blacksmith Tools,
Hogs anl Cattle, Household End Kitchen fur
ni'nre. and other articles 100 tedious to mem
ton.
Terms, all sllrls Of Five Dollars and under.
cash ell sums over Five Dollars, on n credit
until Tue first day Of December next, with in.
tercsI from lie day Of sale.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Assignee.
Feb ID 1919, 81 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

For CALIFORNIA UHDERGRpUND.-
The New Orleans Courier publishes in
French an accnunr Of subIerraneous ca
nal, which it is alleged. has been discovered
by q. FrencImen 81, Vera Paz, connecting
The AllaDlic aud Pacific oceans Its won
der(u opening is near the bay Of Honduras
lis sides hring constructed Of ennrmnus
Stones nicely cut. flour adventurous spiris
for California will 'ouIy hold on few
weeks, they will save much trouble, as ii
is also stalled. that This. musl fortunate
Frenchman went through 10 The Pacific
ocean in a bual in | 5 hours
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FoR CALIFoRNlA.7Weu understand
aqsry sl' yeans gentleman, Of enlerpr
energy aud character, are to leave our
this day, for. California. Their route
be To- prseeed from: this ciIy.LaN New Gr-
-,sesas ,es! !ss AS..ssiaii Road-from lhepce 10 Por
i;avaccs. in Texas, by sieamer--then 70
San Annuio de Bexarsty stage. Here
they wills.obtain mules 10 convey them
sirsl 10 Chihuahua. .ard from there IN San
francisco. The names ot.Ihose vino leave
are, as we learn. John S. Cripps, S..F.
Edger,on,. John Il. Minl. Alexander Alid'.
Wm H.. Washer. J. Ford Pri"leau, Nj.
D., james N. Edmon'i.lon. of this civ,
aud F.. GuestlorT, of Germany.
We ar, Informed ,haI FIVE ar six others
will start either Tomorrow or the next
day, to meet aud join the above uamrd
parry in New Orleans, where lsey will as.
socia,e themselves with tien.-Charleston
Courier.
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FKnm WAsalNGruN.-Tbe Charleston
Courier. Of HE 18Th inst. says :-1esler-
day being the day for counting the votes
for President aud Vice President Of the
Uni'ed States, both Houses me, in con-
venLiua. aud afIer counting the ,halInis,
made The declaration uf ZACHARY TAY-
LoR being elected Psrsidenr, and MILL
ARD FILLMORE Vice President Of The Unit
cd States for four years from The 4lh Of
March next ensuing. The uumher Of
woes received lfaving heen often rriterot.
ed, it is unnecessary TO recapilulae them in
Telegrnphc drspatch:s
Information has been received That the
people Of California are about taking mea-
sures for The establishment Of a Provision
al Government.