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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

-----.---.-.>..-,7-- ,7---5z'um c,,s--".. G'iuSir'"--
light aud billerness-is buI the (anciFol
conceil of his own brain: the idle whim ol
reckless eliminating, which lao no regard
TO candor or justice.
The disrespeclrnl language in the close
Of his article towards the legislative aclion
uf a sovereign and sister State. is too peu.
rile aud empty to demand reply, or 10 cx>
cite any other feeling than that Of indilIsr"
ence. HARMONlUS.
JOHN DoNKEY's DEFINITIONS. Depart
". a.) TO leave any particular place
and visit some other. To put, mrsey,
absdualulale, AbsconL, walk chalk, cut
stick, amputate timber, cut dirt, scratch
gravel, mizzle, propel, put on steam,
leave, evap0rate, make himself scarce,
make tracks, make Il band, vanish, evac-
uate the premises, troop, scatter, sci his
pins in motion, lodde, torIe, tote his
carcasr, show lis back, show clean
pair of heels, horizon!alize his coat tail,
get OUT, vamouse, vamousc the ranch,
90, slope, slide, hoe, it, heel it, shin il, go
it, streak it, navigate take a shool.
skeet, scud, retreat, dig out, quit the
presence, Ocomolc, paddle, move on
with your meet cart, clear out, now lrot,
move Your lroltcrs, and don't lei ME
see yer ugly face again, or I'll crack
every bone in yer darned body.
FACT AND FlcrloY.-:A conrc.npo.
rary very appropriately remarks that not,
uiths,anding all the fuss we make about
Equality in this country, we are sadly
humbuggcd on the subject. The fact
is, and we can all see it Theoretically
speaking, all men in good society, are
endowed with certain iualicnablc rights,
except pOor men. All men who do nol
pay their honest debts ale great scamps,
exec pt those who cheat on ii large scale.
All men are great sinners, except those
who brlong to the chnr ia. All men are
allowed to think and speak, freely, ex-
ccpt those who are not Orthodox .AI arc
gentlemen except those who work toI
y living. All well dressed and accom-
pIishpd woman arc ladies', except fac
tory and servants girls.
AFRICAN CAxooR.-"Did you atrnt
church to-day, as | charged yon?" in
uuired an old planter Of one ofllis slaves
as he returned to llls dwelling.
"Sarlin, massa," was Cudjo's reply
"an' what two mighty big slorydal prea
cher did tell"
"Hush, Cudio, you mustn't talk tl'a
way; what stories are ihcy2"
"Why, he tell de peop'e no man cal
sarve Two massas; now, dis de lus
story, kase you see old CuCjo sarVe you
my ole massa, and also young mass
JOHN. Den de preacher says, 'hn vii
lub de one and hate tho other, willie d
Lord knows I hate you both.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
The prisoner was acquitted

GoLD DrGGER's ExpERrINcE.-A
correspondent of tho Honolulu tsand-
wich Island) Friend, WHO was out sur>
vrying TO the gold region, and went like
the Test Of them, to gather the ''root of
aIIevir," gives his experience as follows:
81 found digging gold by no means
the enchanting empolynen, many might
dream it to be, but ma.ler-of>fsct,
back achling, wearisome wolk-most
nearly resembling, for all the world, the
heavy toll of a multitude Of laborers ex-
cavaling canal or mill lace. The cIi-
mate Of tie gold region, fioni April to
October, is dry, with cloudIess at
mosphere and cold nigls-lhs middle
of 'hed ny being warm, especial by at tho
digsings @nearcs, the plain. While
at the mines. I was Of course, obliged
to turn muun,aincer-slcep Under the
blue canopy, or part of lhe limo in
tent, and take care OF my domestic cons
Germs as best could. LiG. in The. moun-
lains, with plenty to eat and a good
appetite, produced by hard work for
sauce, is not So repulsivc a thing as ono
only accustomed TO indoor existence
might surpos". For variely's sake, a
business do not fancy, although i, pays
pretty well, and YOU are sure Of getting
your pay in hand the moment the work.
is done. Sill, would rather be at my
old business will one-Ihird the profits
of this. Some who recently went up
the Sacramento river, came back week.
afterwards, well stored with fever and
IA. ne, if moi will gold. Many who came.
will make money doublless; but some
wilI.makc themselves sick, and perhaps
make themselves poorer than ever-if
they do not make a shipwreek of good.
morals and die, like some already, as
the fool dieth, in reveling and drunken
ness. lfany man is doing a ,olerable
business al the Islands, let him sick to.
it: He will, ten cnauces to oae,, be- het-.
tier ctf in the cpd."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

n,"s e"s's".. or emapcipaied
country, 10 do no murder. adjus! you
by the American Eagle, that whipped
The universal game cock Of creation.
and now sits loosling on the magnetic
telegraph of Times ilustrious transmi-
grafton, 10 do no murder! And lastly.
gentlemen, if you ever expect to wear
ong-tailed coais-if ever you expect
free dogs no, to bark at you; if you ever
expect 10 wear boots made of The hide
oftho Rocky Mountain buHalo-and to
sum up all, ifyou ever expect 70 be
anything but set Of sneakiog, loaflng,
cut-lilroa,ed, braided, small ends. liu-
manly. Whitfield down to indislincliGli-
,y, acquit my client and save YOU eoun-
try +
The prisoner was acquitted
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

With more heads Than beast in visions:

With more heads lhan beast in vlslon:
What! Russell, Halifax and Sunder.
Ioud, Shaflsbury's compeers in infamy-:
are these the men TO whom "Civllls'
would liken Mr.. CALHOUN ! Surely he
does no, intend 10 insult the understand.
iDgs Of men. Certainly he does not expect
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
. - AsFsrHsAT
FOR SHERIFF..

,,nounce him as a candidate fur the T.
Sheriff OF this District al the ensuing ei,
We are authorized To announce Sap'.
HuMPHREY BOULWARE, as Can
d;dMe or Sheriff, at the ensuing election
n,'rhe friends Of Col. TtlOS. w. Ian
HAN. announce him us a cald'da'c inr Inc
office of Sheriff at the next election.
GThe friends "t Col. JOHN HILL an
nounce him as candidate for Sheriff oi Eos-
field District al the next election.
UT We are authorized TO announce i; ).
WHITAKER. us a candidate Tor the othce
OF Sheriff. at the ensuing election.
NJ The Friends of ALFRED MAY,
announce him as Candidate for Sheriff,
at the ensuing election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

On the Michigan Central Railroad the receipts
in August, 1912 were s45o9s receipts IA August. lsis.
se4 $50 Increase. s202i2 Receipts for fret q days
in September ls4s. $4,000, say $3.50 per day. sios
b5s Flour were carried the rosd In one day and
all shipped in u hours
Tie SieutearNc Heloid states that the whole
amount OF stock necessary 20 complete the Railroad
from steubenville 10 the Ohio Canal is tsken except
$4,000 which is confidently expected will be taken
We learn from the RoHd0m Courier ihst from
April 30 to sept g. there hGd been shipped at Homes
dale ty Canal 2o0lO7 tans Of coal. Taking the draw
backs of sickness and the general prostrson Of bss'
meas in conseouence this season, this ia very large
amount A. the rate Of shipment now, and taking last
sess ~ the index Tor the close OF navigation there
oil Lee brought 10 uiewater some 5000 tuns more
than last season In lsfs the total for the year was
"a 3os and adding to this OIL on hsnd- gave the
supoy Al 452 800 This year. hewever, the stock on
hand ia toe Spring Tar less thar requisite to supply
regular customers PRIOR the opening Of navigation.
Toe demand for Leckawsna Coal far eAceeds tas sup
py fully justfyng the extension Of the operations BY
the Washington Company.
On the 10Th September Convention will be
nes n Cynihana Of the friends Of the Lexington and
Cincinnati Railroad The prospects Of the project are
va~v favornhfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
/. Ont of His Latitude"

The l,4ocfan .Jouynal. oil the 18th Sept con
tsins a notice 81 public discussion which tock
oiaca At Enier. In Choctaw County, ~ ne ION
list on the Ivino, Prorlso qgsstioH, iarnisaea ~
t. CHARACTERIZATION which we make ihe ioi-
loving extract 81, s.,
M LDIron Sy-P1rsasnt o. previous I-..lei
rneefiug Of t'e citizens q ChOctaN Sss t- az 10
ia The CourtHouse - this place. Mr.. p J. Oaines
grseabiy % promise en.erco into discussion "a D.
called 10 Of the great lstions question ny "aints
oor-.uiet the r1sfrLlu for about Two hours anf a
L,f n az elaborate eOrt % establish osn ne conf l
tcnsity and the expedieucy ci TIE v moi Ffoliso
an 10 most uyhac rnauner svo~e1 ~ hOtllity ID
tse INTRODUCTION o. slavery 1toihe Tefr.cres W ls
doctrines were 90 repusnant ~ ne views snd SEM
meats Of The audience and apYrozmaie1 - Lear %
sbotortsrn tnat Re could hardly restrain Is -e-rers
III. ne finished lis dl.cggrse.
IL will THIS be seen that Ibis Nr. =. =. G0faes
VITO 10. We presume, q feiatiTe of The cee@sse1
pst~iOt GenfY1f q 1irss ard 2 S97tcrf-er ~ Or D.
and raising-is an 0dSocais ~ ne Wlmot Pre- 'c
both On the eroaLd 81 lts "c9a'ftnt'ofai.y
AID its exDefcrcy. --0Hd dc feltz CPpDffa -
" ne tnfrodscsiOn a Sizgsrg U'o n Ifrrio -.
Ho.diag doctrines ~ msD.iesfiy vT1ft snd 1e-
gro1.rr 20 tl. Scuto ST.. Games - certainly
q out n rs lgtfud< a resideDce DID 01s.Nf
s.tts or ge,m7nf. We should tnilk- So1'd soit
hin much better.
These rnso8ad and anti Southern doctrines, re
are eratifed 20 sec, met with 20 iasoi ron i-S
neetipg.-bs. were, on tire contrary, Denounced
by y 8 Eopsfou, Ia. and Judge @. smiIn ;
.fs foro0er ge,tiemsa-th0ueh son o. the Cf9n-
~ Sfqfe7 addressed the r1sefiDg a. c51siieran.e
lsneto. and offered series o. revolutions c,17ein-
netorv MI ,fr Gamers positions hich were unan-
o,o1sly a8oo,ed. lGreensboro Ala Beacon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

FRON The 3OUTH.-rhe steamer SoutnefAer
arrived Yesterday from Charleston, which place enc
Jeff on Saturday afternoon We are Indebted 70 our
Newspaper brethren for copies Of their several issues
ia the Co1rsey we find announcement Of toe aI'1'e
of cargo Of 1000 bushels Of New Richie hf't o.
the new crop that has reached the market
derelct vessel the sehr Henry Atkins Of rfospee''
Me 10 ehsrge Of the chief mate snd one sesan Of Inc
-, ~ arrived Al Charleston on the morning Of the
0srb Ybe Orb found the other vessel deserted IN ~
fsthonns water. She IL loaded with naval stores ana
lumber and appears sea-~ofihy bai tAeic s'c 10 pa
psrs 10 explain her movements.
In Google, says the Macon Mes'sHso OF wednesday
last there been rein for several ~eeks-in the
middle section particularly the planters are pro
crossing rapidly with the labor Of picking out me CQ
Ion crop The season has been unisvorsoie 70 me
growth Of the young bos and the recent iorns hsve
generally been she'd that late frost VIII no' nave
90 great influence a. 4. generally supPoseu "a ~
creasng the crop The quslity OF no stsp'f ""s"P
posed. will not be very superior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
80, Central amerfca, Yucntar, and i-'"pd
of

p.i;x. c,rresooode.t. ander date Sept ?
that al Is quiet there but tcst IA Dla.sn
c. csrrers had established h.m-e 81 the .. 90 o. IN
amy Of Iaoisns, and sa0jlgael ne cy 80 5t
- =. .ooosed that ghsy El fat IN putting nm eo"-;
n. ,ha f,snd Of Rustao, disturbances Fefsns =" ~,
-, h.ve broken out This isieoc, NhieH, ~ - 'y,
h oeIsntio snd rlcn island. ns' 80 l-..s,,osS
-, s,d p4scesble men, who have made psn'svons
sad raised large qssnutes o. ioi'' "'-,A ~
.enf 70 Belize and 20 New Ofie4hs- -, -. 80,
49,. .he dull tirnes In mahogany al be.i]e' ialEo
,nr,rr Of ,s citizens have gone here, tskea " ahe
add made piantsicns also neI 80
t~odent 10 Belize has sPpoio'ec Tor them Twelve
s,.tes and established cOuIt, &c. these acH nav
fven great dlssats.sctOn % large mslDTiy oi voc
"a seters snd the cOnseq 1eree a. tne ihaso4p@n =
met turned out Tire sOpeuntendsots mszlsfaee, ~
pointed new ones, new officers, elected ne" msHDt''
II tneir Legslsture aud threatened . snninste IN
OF the parties who interfere. Neenwniis tne ,nsss
rates an their party have Belize for me 80
pefln,endeBt and soldiers % put down ne heDss 'e
they term tbem) sud 70 restore peace ~Ao o.. ,h
Rev J. Webster one Of The magistrates Sane" ~ ~
co,nmission, with Instructions 70 csi ths P-Y'D -
ge,her and offer terms Of peace, &C. "lto li. ~ -,
sends copy a Lord Grey's dspatcn VICE ~ -. ~
than vita British croizer and chsstsmeni II tney os
moi heh ave themselves Thus the matter STANDS Ids
Island belong. b the State Of Honduras ls lhna2'.
ants are rnostiy black men from the brapo "a
Jbev are rnen however who have imoioed American
notions and opinions IRON the sfesI hou.Orf " 0D'
cans who 20 there after fruit.
The Government OF Belize ~Snt this isand a. nav.
depot In case they obliged ~ mAntsin teeif " .!
les the hosqutO nation, OF prosecute anything WE
the State Of H0ndufss In this case u wo01 Dc o. IN
mense importance as has excellent hsroors' oHe
them esps5is u snchoring snsya beet 49,
Prt,.s Cayyeat a. Beiits-Ness Pork, $40 Prime
si4; Bread e.; Flour sl3; Kice, g Lard, sig But
ter, s2s Fish, 81 Cheese, $2j LOAF sugar ~
Brown, O.; Beef, ga Shingles and Lumber dg,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

WIscossIs.-An Extra from the oeice of the
Milsdfkse Frss D>-ao0ci contains cal from ne
rec Democratic STATE Cslfrs Comnitic~ for = M-ss
Correr-o1 % - held a. EsstTrCT On 'he llth lnst
20 81 TIE places made vacant in or tcket oJ tne
published dec4arstior 81 Seiscn DsTey tnsi b. r1-4
le, soo,Ft fAs R9ri-ao1 ' ~ FIRE. se f>-g er az
Cg-s y G0r1nor HEREBY gep-clsrn- IL srfFcf
a The Iai0o Free D-Iarcrsric pfrtT ard - ne
tecna q B-r sfl4n H-nkins - s-ccPt ife pom
tnato1 ior Secretary CT state &c
RAILROAD CsREIEssrEss.-Au engineer or lue
Mcn,s.n Ceu.ral 2sr0si tacke5 iral q. csfs mo =
crowd u TIE ce 90 - NsE-bu1slo, knocklns coz .
several persons sr1 breaking ihe and cz % ny
-chenberg Of MiiVsE.cs Tno il ir Danger ron t1t
Elects of ne lri1ry-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
MARINE JOURNAL.


kRRk ns..lp sclhsInsi b~'ff, q. holfs for Snatr'
IN nis.- spra.rt. Ilssfca Go 49, NJ.
81 s.aioi Of Bia sna. N-egoI W. = a. f'foai fo1 "
N-Is g. notfcn
san noda, Of S-sblypor ~ rh Lf-ft = - mis'
ed pssrr.ff., Hsr0isu 90 Hit cases " e-'-h 80
f.sfht oil rl b. out
SIS Rhas- s.a sa.ra4a Hamburg 90 o. n1.s 40 a f.s.s
-. fm,-t R.cs-a sale. onrsry ~'a hana esn foFii
An srl0t Or : Nurs al. .. -
-rr-rs Fcrr-
~ ~ arti ssr Carey r-rsacs . e. ballast 80 is' 80.
.-a.er. nac AZ Cs11 fssse1g-s " snd Aas
slaf Bee. Poet Nfgllt. soc
s.hr Issss. OIL strri. Ilonltst n. it-
s.tf Constitutes ~iicr 20 Jttl-, ? y as f.1'.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
bookkeeping.

lust PTBLI-EEn-JONEss NEW WORK ON
y BOOK KEEPING work consists - series OF
nduciye exercises. adapted 20 hoos Or seltnsFucron
~la separate Key and Blank Books 10 correspond Ire
cocl cannot fs 10 tmpau borough kno"l-
81 - Of Double Eury all no perform the exercises a.
aid down Il also contains extensive course Of Com.
Iaercx AnhmeI for which substitute can Do found
n other works on the sgb< Pnee Of School edi-
tiOn " Teachers and Clerss edition. with Key, u FOR
ssl7 Al JOhE5s lnluat0fy Cornuns. Rooms
247 Broadway, cor. Of Murrsy-sf
The suihor Of the above work having returned 70 ne
ely prepared 10 receive students, as heretofoe, ia
30Ok-kssping, Commercial Arithmetic and Wiring
The rooms arc open bOlh day and evening, and every
l4ciy ID offered for acquiring thorough qualification Tor
fea duts. ~ the da.x 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

CALIFORNg.Ns letter from q member q
Col Bounegs party (who LEFT Fort Smith On the lst Of
June last) dsl,d nesr Shawneei0sn, July s, says
We are now % OK 20 miles from Chouesus trading
house ard about i've or siN miles from Edward trsd.
lag house. aad about mile 80 from has neeto~n,
ian Indian town. The road from Fort smith (Which s
Dents road has been excessively rough ana noun
famous md whsl almost mpaseble occasionally nom
low mify plaiIes. Report says, the Comsnches are
not On the plains snd are very friendly. Toe New
York Company has keptH p With u thus far, but sn
iaclincd 70 think We snsl lesve them IA a lew days
more They are imperieetly provisional, and think
fnust su4er on HAT ASc cunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

From tn. Bos.Io ooam.,el4i Advertiser

e,pr. 27.-The Court this afternoon called the
calendar through reserving end disposing OF the fol
having csusesand il 10 understood they will not here
after hear any casscs except those reserved and where
both parties are ready
No IA, reserved No. ~, reserved NO ~, oelau,
No al reserved No 49, reserved No. ~, reserved
No al default No 81 reserved No. So, submit d o.
printed arguments and points No. o. default No OF
default No n, default No. ~, reserved NO iv5
fult. No lOl reserved No. ll2. submitted ON pfint
ed arguments and points No re reserved; No ~
Charles Oakley, respondent % John l. Asplnwan
and Others, appe lsnts.-Argued sept Is p b. Cut
ting counsel for appellant J. A. Spencer Tor resPon
dent. -
srPr 25-After tho argument Of the l3th cause
Yesterday the Court through the calendar end no
cause being ready for hearing, adjourned until ms
morning Alter hearing several motions the Court TOOK
up No 80 Ernest Zashrisson, res. rs John n Amman
app: J l.. Wendell for app, Mr. 7. b. Cutting for
resp which 10 still on argument
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

~ = ~. - r.nf NJ Frsn. Ne sfsTart. NJ NJ
&C. s-f .e- Df 0ni- ar1 ID, flrrsa ssi Jsns. GO.
au Z. l.'ss sLtfii.- Joi1 o'tsl.. MORAN, T Al
"a Chan.a Nsers Jasa leu Chss hsi-i Nn hsastg 'r-
o. sfe~fatr n
,., \ o. ar } 4 Bolton. " PLUNGE NJ WtA.f, ftlpt q
cri,s Gigf nohlsos. fouis. b asi f1pie'i u
-. j ~
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SVFrkioR CoCET-Nos a 50, 81, s., So a. ~ ~, 4,
s. a. 50 t. g. c. g., H. n 7ss79 81, e. IS, Sc o. .
%. g. -, eS "a tcloo
COMMON PLEAs-Psu mos 50, ti, So, s. 81, q, II,
y Is -, 70 81 60 ~. 81 PS lNos 81, - o.. s..
81 a, ~, A.. IS, 81, 81 81, y. Sc
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

20 PER CENT. SAVED.
TIE UNDERSIGNED have syery large and sp.encd
assortment Of aOuseke ping articles, comprising ia
part 10 ware iapsnned ware Britannia ware hard ware
estsys OF ali desc ptlons dinner ard tea bells coffee
and tzblecuiery IL fg sets, bfooms, brushes
mats, aus.ers, spcng eoaths han6-beo~s, enhDle.et
ware holowwarc shovel AID tongs pokers, c0ascutL.es
Al al tho useful articles 10 Housekeeping Hotels
dna xsalOo p1cSetships, and steamboats,, htisd cut a.
short notice, anc a. very low prices
As The pr0pnetors the manufacturers Of ali Es
leading articles N their line they are confident they
them lowe st wholesale or retail han aay other
house In The city. SMITH CO.
sl8 lmeods II F1lLoa-st. door from God.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

NOTIlE.-AI psrsoas Indebted 70 ORLANDO f,., sn
lNbESJAAiSP MIDDLETON ard LUKE A WEI
or either Of tcem 10 the firm Of FISH, AlDDtkAD,s
4 COMPANY late propFieiors Of tho Howard hy.s -
the Guy u SswYOrk are directed 10 make pa ncl. "a
he subscriber no has become ghe legal soi ~
persons and said firm All persons having sny Pfopssy
belonging 10 said arm 10 ether OF them, In slsf -
sefson under their control directed 10 deliver -
sane 10 tie subscriber Aud all perso1s hsv.ns any os
Ands ssnst said fr either Of thea, are rs -
81 present claims the Subscriber a. his
II Nasss1-sr Nsv-Yorx- 3. W. WALKER, Asas,ssS
az Ote IL Nesssuts " D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

s.ftss.ss IN ps.,si srbsr Lur7 so's s'o n''''a
3. S. uf1-rl-f IN hsI- ilis lsrlHE
Chf lrs..
sent "a fatd n 0coa-t tlns a. 80 r. So
YoiA sirrffE 4-fe sl1r place n sts-s ~ ~ f
t.r she's -AaIs. as. D. F-pnt 80 49, 70.
tael D. = f1l. fi.- ri e-ors~st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
ROOFING

COODWfNs PATENT CEMENT saes,hing, for
VI Roofs, Is cheap hight end durzo-pdce "a ce3ts per
foo. iaia rough boards 81 csns per foot
IN cloth or shingles, and warranted Or.cs . College
place, near Chambers
SMOKY CHINSEYs.
Good Patent Cement Chimney POis are The mosi
ehscnys remedy. They 10 use al Washington. Gus
io-house Nsv-Yors, and other public buildings Is Coz
leye-plsce, near Chembers-st oil lmsOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

nkGs.-Ths highest msykes proe paid IN essa Ios
llSaSa Bsgxinx, cs1vks. 9rss&, Taxrcd snt heinp
Rope, ssd I'll Other kads 81 psgss s1sssSrsIs stssA
q q tsssnsssI lsls lni cYRVs ". Slkhp w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

- Pact fer fa,hisunbies',T-i,.a - ~. - y
ler TIA II he lsrrs u NEDdrssr ~ htA.pr or ~ 81
i.sir fn-rersu WI cone rom 4-cer their c-t- p
"a 5r stt SCISSORS -t 81 Lsl1-or,- -rs ~. -
ll- uosi issltio1I tss-e co-.f desire. - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

1,s~re, FOR HAVANA, NEW-ORLEAN-.
4xLLLE AND CHA0RES The new and spacious
-mall steamship OHIO, Lieut. JAS schemes
Z > n commander, will be dispzcho1 from ~. poi %
Tuesday. the 18Th Of October ~ O'Clock, P.h ryn
the Pier foot Of Wsnenst North River toocnng "a mo
bar al Charleston and Savannah 20 lsnd snd fees''
mails AID DssseDgers.
The ONO will cary the Government Nails iDf ne Fa1-
A., &c % 20 by tb- November steamer from Psrsma
Passengers FOR Chagres will be transferred II Hssaos
zee slsnch and well-knorG steamship FALCCS, Let
Harlsteae, U5N commander, and proceed In ls oifvt
20 Cbsgres, arriving In time for California sts.mf u
November /.
The Rates u Passage u Chsxrsssre much rctseel
The Ohio has cenOr Doable Euslnes u 90 nofse
power cOnsuuceo 10 tho best manner, snicr give zsf
Osaiety 10 tbs passengers over sa@f
running with SIMPLE engine. IN fize, strength ard &C
c.mmotstols lAe Ono % uneq4zied b. any steamer
aaDaL
/ An experienced surgeon = attached - tho Ono.
zATEs % PAssASs 10 BAFAss. NV gSLAtes
3lzisTO befih, ladies' salOOn....$7 $40 rs c@sn
5i4te-fOgn berh, dining saloon. 10 y
, andee Derih Ia "a cabin. ...........fj 20
5.eerase, found led and board......xj -
No BERN y secured 1ciil paid for Freight 4 e@n"F"
cable foot.
REDUCED RATS o. PASSAGE TO cHsseGs
stse-room berth Ia ladies' Or dining saloon 81 eash
st4nfss berth 10 % cabin .......... .
Storage berth and found bed a1d bosrd.......s. -
80 5s baggage allowed Tor cz0iD and ~ 5- fo es'
Yrrixht 70 Chsgres 50 ceat. per cubic foo,
AL tickets FOR passage must be procured ~ tbe cc- "
| The Company. " D. ROBERTS, li3 Nes-ft
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

r,1slx AND OdECOS-Ine nne fsat SAILING c0pp7,,,--
5ng DhhCiAS, G. Crosby, master, bayint ~
sterpart OF her cargo engage ~ll have q4ict -
patch for The above pors. FOR freight Of the bLk o. ~
bb.s or passage, apply 70 sHERNAss STARR,
20 SDll1-sl
TIE GREciAS xll have quick a<psich Tor o'egon 90
Ter arrival at ssn FranclscO. fl7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

HAVING RESUMED BLOWING Tor The sessoD, The
subscribers will orders for csroOys in boxes
tubs dem iohrs u a. sizes Madeira and clsIet wines
quart pint a1l hAtplnL p0frrs mnefswaer .ls emon-
syrgp bottles flks ts, and al snds u druggisa bot
lea sn1 vias inmediate attention given b orders
Tor ware 20 be blown In private m0li-.
BENSEhS, SMITH 4 CAMPBELL,
Of lu 50 south FfonLsI Philadelphia.