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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

T.RENCH Printed Muslin and Lawns, selling at cost
L by J. s. WILLIAMS.
CENTLEMIEN'S Cause, Merno Cotton and silk Under
VI Shirts and Drawers; for sale by J. s. WILLIAMS.
AIDES Cause, Merno Cotton and silk Waist Goats;
IL for sale by J. S. WILLIAMS.
FURNITURE Dmity and Fringe for sale by
]. S. WILLIAMS
. 4, 5 and Ga Sheetng and Shirtng for sale by
=. j. S. WILLIAMS.
CHEESE and Coffee.-l0 boxes super Cheese 8 bags
~ Laguyra Coffee; 25 Smoked Tongues: For sale low pJ
July 18th, 1850 PERRIN s. HARTSFlELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

a5-We are authorized to announce THOMAS J. ARM
STRONG as candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New
Hanover County.
June %, 1850 4-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

We cannot better show the improved condition of
Ireland than by adducing the following facts:
First quarter of First quarter of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

To the Freemen of Ne,c-Hamorer County:
Ctzens-I myself candidate for the Of
flee of Sheriff of your county Should you be pleased to ia
with majority of your suages, pledge my honor
that will discharge the duties of that Office the best
my ability. JOHN JONES
June 13th 1850. [40-tfl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
A CARD.

The SUBSCRIBER would annoucc to the
public that he has effected an Gu
sagemcnt with the Reverend WIN.
Il. Johnson, a. NJ, an Episcopal
Clergyman, and his Lady; as teach
ers Of the Scientific and Classical
Branches, who come highly recon-
menaed as persons Of superior ATTAIN
ments also, with Professor Carr.
A. NJ, in the department Of Chcmis-
try; and that he has rc-cn.accl
monsieur Butca~.N u from Paris.
as teacher Of the French language
and also effected an Engagement with
Miss Lucy II. Perry, as assistant
teacher Of Vocal and Piano music,
the above with several others pre-.
viously engaged, making fourteen in
all. Having engaged the above at
great expense, he feels confident
that he has as good a corps of teach.
ers as any in the state, and he hopes
by unrcmitted attention to the con.
Quoting Of his establishment to make
it rank with the first Scminarics in
the country, and to receive a liberal
share Of patronage. The above IT..
stitutc is for Ladies, exclusively, and
all the branches arc taught from
those of the primary Department, to
those that are essential to the com
plction Of a lady's education.
Elmwood Young Ladies' Institute.
Elmwood Avenue Castlcton Vt
Professor VIM. Peasc ( from London, }
Principal and Proprietor
j. S. Divine service conducted by
the Rev. WIN. Il johnson, will soon be
held in the Chapel Of the Institute ,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
of which due notice will be given.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
GREAT IMpRovEmENTIY BAHERIL

GREAT IMPROVEMENT BA6ERIL+.
Mr.. Rodriguez, proprietor Of tho
patent, is now III Boston with one Of
the most ingenious improvement, il,
Bakers Ovens ever introduced. The
invention has lately been patented Ia
France and ovens after this plan
have been put up in New Orleans and
Cincinnati with complete success
The neyel principle Of the con,rivancc
Is in the circumstance, that al tllc
heat is ccoaomised, the smoke Of the
bItumineas coal is consumed, and =
rcsilum Of coke is left, which bcipg
more valuable than the coal, that has
been burnt, the expense Of fuel is ~
tircly saved. For example, III On
cinnati the coal dealer sends his coal
and takes away coke, and the prorric-
tor of the oven thus gcts'his fuel for
nothing. In regard to clcanlinoe,,
economy, and expedition, says the
Cincinnati Gazette, tic over, suruass
cs every thing before invented. |,
is heated by bituminous coal, and sr
constructed that neither fire, Smokc,
ashes, nor any foreign substance can
get into it, the heat being applied G..
tcmally. In this way cleanline.a Is
secured, a steady temperature kcl'
up. The bread is always baked vi.
fornly, and in a superior manner
\ model Of this Patent Oven vii be
placed in the exhibition of the Ne
chanics' Charitable Association and
We recommend all persons interested
i'll the baking Of bread (and who IS
not > to examine this very ingenious
and beautiful contriyance.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

ED"Ihe gross receipts Of Jenny
Llnd's FIVE concerts in this country
cannot amount to less than 3 l25,
900, Of which sum she receives a
clean half. Ga Friday evening May.
or Woodhull f New York, entertain.
cd Madcmoiselle Lind, Mr.. benedict,
and Mr.. Belletii. at his house in
Washington Place. There were "a
bout fifty persons invited TO meet her,
among whom we're Rev. DR.. DE Witt,
his lady and two daughters Dr.
Morris. brother.n lav Of Governor
Fish, Mr.. Luther X. Marsh aud lady;
Mr.. &. Edwards Lester and lady
The Common Council were not invi.
ed, nor any pcrson, in consequence Of
hldinc public situation J. was
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
TIE LATE PROF WfnsTrp-S
FAMILY AND tkIINbS

Tie New YORK Eycp;r, w.. ,..
lru,r trum a l..sion eus,.,on1,,,, 49,.
ING sumo tact. anr,r.,ip,ne IA ~.
iiy of iLc late Prof, ,sorW y, 10, ,I'.,.
nic rot withon, interest
ba,lv, eve, +, A., u,,so,,, -,
you ,nny see ,cr,or. ,l,i,,n,
ihc dNcllir, hons, a, Az. vi.
Cambridge. for the pu,rc.c -, .., H.,
hooking at the nui,,l, .f fl, i..,..
where + lu.h.u9 l'..1 n. t.
to- a." cqccui on, a carr. arc d,,,......
AID - iad., Cat least apra,cntl,. ,,,,....t
her iNo Lapcl,,ss. "A Mr., =, o.,
NV York, uligih,l. and dcsirrJ ,..,..
icr ard see ;hc corpse. stating ,hn, ll.,
lad COME on pprpo.,. When nc ...
plica,inn was objected ia gently p',
insisted uIou cn,crirr. tili the, y,,,
more pcrrtnptor,ly r,n.,d
Amonr i,'r mn., ,C communicate.
and letters which H., f.c,,v b,v, >,
cei,cd siice hi, arrest. (aud ,h,y hoe.
been so numcrou, tia, the pos,ac, ,l,,.
which they hav, been obliged 10 nm,
might have supnortri them far lan n
ycarD was one from "A R,p,is, ,l,,,,
man of Krntuclv who ,o,,,l r. r.,
family would send him on money ia bay
hi, travelling expenses, T., com. on aud
use his influence with ,hcPafkman G,e
''y'n NJ his deceased wife had been d,'
,ah' relation OF theirs, and with Gov.
hrGs'' w""De''"s' TO the baptist pet
,u''''''' 70 procure " r"'"o" '"' TIE c'".
>'' ..o,, n,, ,,.
u,r honsr a .ho,, inv. n'tar' "'" ','a "
cu,,on, anJ desired m ;n,r,,; a", ,,'.
Mrs Webster, for the rurposc a. H."
stated, of making some impor,an, com.
munica.ions to her. They pro,cd,oh.
tina, he had hit upon n scheme to cr,t
the prisoners escape. that vessel wa,
ready to sail and bring him AWAY IA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

l.. S. GHASD LODGE ]. o. O. +
C"c'mnat', Sept. Z0.---rhc Grand
Lodge of the United State, Indcpend-
cut Order Of Odd Fellows has closed
is annual session. The next conycn.
ton Is to be held at Baltimore. They
have DECIDED that the assessment, tax
must he paid by all, and no rcpresen.
iativcs are 10 be admitted TO "A seat,
whose body has not paid its lax. Mile.
age Is reduced to 10 five cent, per mile,
Price Of books, cards, &c, doubled by
a decisive vote Of Is TO -. They have
refused 10 allow grand bodies to be
movable. \ Special Union vas Civ
en- by The broiherliool Of Cinciuneti 10
the members Of the Grand Lodge last
nigh, AT the Masonic Hall II was a
most splendid affair, and highly credit
able 10 the Ohio brethren.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

nrVermont seems TO come in for u
goodly number of premiums at The New
York State Fair, recently held at A.
bany, VIM. Il. Sanford, Of Orwell, re.
ceived a premium of SO for 2nd hes,
Devonshire Bull, and $40 more for
Bull calves. VIM. Walker Of IIar,land
Amos Bigelow, of Bridport, Elihu Nor.
ton of Chelsea, obtained premiums OF
SO and $50 on Horses. On sheep
Messrs, John Campbell, Of Midi cbury
Geo. Campbell Of Westminster, and
Kinds Of Rutland, received premiums
- Claremon, EAGLE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
CT BAN ENPEDITION-KOS.
SCTH AND HIS COMPANIONS
A special telesraphic dispatch to
the New York Herald says:

a SPECIAL teleSraphic dispatch t.
the New York Herald says:
WAsnIHGToN, Sept. 20.
We learn that at least half a dozen
ships are ordered to get ready to sail
TO Cuba, aud that six thousand men
are enrolled for the new invasion; but
what is more important, we under.
stand that Mr.. Webster is inclined to
enter into negotiations for the pur,
chase of Cuba, by quairuplc treaty
with Spain, Great Britain and
France.
The Sultan Of Turkey having mott
fed this Cabinet of his readiness to
send kossuth and bis companions
free Of expense, to England, provi,
dcd the United States will bring them
from London to this country, we IN,
derstand the matter will be taken up
i'll Executive session in a few days,
with view Of authorizing the prcsi-
dent to meet these overlures.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
FROM WASHINGTON
NAsn,sGreS, Sep. ~

W chsicr Nlns tih'sI';~ed, Mr, M8h'c
called 'ot Nm'n hey. AMI TOOK HIM t" q
The Ni's.a lio'is's- 4 leu >Al'i'ei AID "a o
large audience were present Amin
hey sr"Ac IN The ln'ti.h language
wh'ch Was iTauS!"Iea ny Mf brown -
lie speeei' Mas o. .lo most Liendiy
and Ha'iriinc character. Mt. MaI'''
he 'aid, had informed Inn ct his N''i''
and would answer that our country was
open 10 Inc commissioner. var poefit
would he hnrpy to receive him, and
'ho" h'm oar progress IA Tue AVS NAV
u'ac'Hrc>, commerce schools, ia''t""dS.
'nn'''' Nc" ana "e "'"'" ue please"
WIN eur mountains rivers ara ''N'>.
Inc irrsio,nt r'rhed |" the ailt-''''
made 10 ti'c fiuhsaf'"ns' ava e"'H MAJ
winnie h'n'i"i'y was our i"A'y '"'
American people sytni a'h'ScH WI" no
eral m''"uii"ns e'tty"h''e' Ihe
scene was very beautiful
Inc spanish Minister, al me request
OF Mr. Webster, returned last night
/ from new lork' nm" ihu long confer
cnce with Ann. Tue business related TO
CUBA We understand that another nj
tempt Is to be made Oh 'uba' Inc de-
scent Is iirst l" be made "ro" iinyh Tor
The overthrow oil faus'in Souionque'
In me House me cause appropriate
ing sstl'ooo Tor the transportation OF
,ic .h''cu S,a'cs Wan between New
iork ana i.'''rpo"'' between New
York and New Orleans Havana amt
NhagreS, ana oe'wce" fahama ana
some points on oregon territory pe'hs
an"er consideration N'r ha'icy moved
10 strike out me rrov'so requiring Inc
Secretary OF war to rcsc'hd such OF
SAID contracts ~ may MOI nave nreh 'n'-
y ana substantially PERFORMED accof-
DING to the terms ana the s'ipuiataons
thereof, ana to insert, III lieu, that no
P'y"eh's s''ali oc "'''ue eNteP' III pro-
portion to the mail service fer,orIned'
or hereafter TO nc performed" MI
Bailey was opposed TO the mail con,
tracts, bnt those IN the bill are provided
Tor by law, aud he would not go any
further.
hi''o''cA "a" aihN '''C ''"''"N'7 i'"' Nv
been complied with. The amendment
of Mr.. Bailey was to lcgal'ze those fail
urcs, and the people should moi be thu,
iIccccd out of their money. Mr.. Bail
cy'r amendment was adopIcI !.
Mr.. Jones proposed to abolish Hog
ging in the navy; he would merely re
fer the committee 10 the report from the
navy department, showing the nunbe'
, of sailors whipped in one year.
Mr.. Stanley offered On amendment
: namely, "Exccpling in cases where
courlmartals are held and the ernicuc,
Is not carried into erect until twenty
four hours after Judgment. lie ha'
, heard OF an arbitrary ho.ging OF sailor
by officers, and this should not be done
except III the fuiilment OF the sentence
OF courimarllal.
MIR. Holmes opposed The amendment
The only way was to give the sailor
the fi"gSng at the right time.
MIR. Evans offered an amendment
that the liquor r"''ons b" abolished, and
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

FERMoNr.-The Ai5aay Eceniag
Jovf"a, one Of the ablesi whig paper.
prin;ed ia New York state, speaking Of
our ohgressi9nal affairs in the let dis.
trlc', says The resu!i in The First
Congressional Distric, shows that Mr..
l.rNAs, OFT Of the Wing Candidate.
La, some l2j votes more than Mr.. MI
MR., the other Wing candidate, and
500 or 800 more than their Loo, Foco
competitor. We trust that the Whig.
may now be Hing TO unite on Mr.
LYMAN, Who Is a sterling Wing. and a
gentleman who will faithful, rcprescn,
VI. constituents in Congress
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
AMERICAN MANurACrrRrs |

AMERICAN MANurAcrrRrs IN
CANADA. The Montreal Herald o!
September 18th gives the following
account Of a sale Of American manu-
factur"d goods in tina, city
Yesterday an extensive sale Of sta
pie Try goods 4 rect from the manu-.
featuring districts Of New.Encland.
took place at Mr.. r. ID. Halls store.
by Messrs. Scott x Glassfori, Auc.
,ioneers. The audience was one OF
the larges, we remember hayiny seen
for some time, composed Of town aud
country and some Upper Canada pur.
chasers. The bidiin: on the greater
number Of articles was spirited. and
upwards Of ak hundred packages
were disposed Of, amounting in ALL
we are informed, to 10000 or ell.
900.
This is the first sale Of the Kind
that has ever been made in thi. mar.
ket. aud VIC have no doubt, from the
success tia, la, attended the exreri.
meat, that large Quantities If stable
articles Of dry goods will LON come
from the same sousce,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

BRiDGE AT RorsE's PoiNr.- The
Boston Traveller learns tia, the Com
mi'iee Of the New York Legislature,
who have recently been making an ex-
animation Of the pr ni>es, with view
To The question OF buiId,ns bridge al;
Rouse's Point for the ace ininodaiion
OF the Vermont and Canada and Og-
densbugh Railroads. have come 10 "a
decision adverse 10 building the bridge
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

CANrrcA LAupis, or dc .1.acyica,,
Eook ~ Ghurch Wmic.-Wc have re.
ceived from the publishers, Messrs,
Tappan, Wl'it,emore 4 Mason-a copy
Of n new book Of Church Music, bear.
ing the above title. and edited by Low.
ell Mason Il Geo. j. Webb. From a
brief survey Of its con,ents--we feel
ourselves warranted ia saying it is n
good Look--a rery good book and
would recommend it most cordially "a
the lovers Of Church music. The vel.
nme contain, 3si page, is well printed
aud carefully compiled. Much of the
music il ncw---siill tue cool old stand.
ard tunes are preserved. Sold by II.
L. Spencer, a, the puLlisher's prices,
with the ad l.iion Of observation-disclosures
and retail.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

E@5" Washington dispatches 70
cciyed here from Mississippi, al.
nouncc asscrlllagcs in various CONT
les in the State in favor Of the Union.
One was held at Raymond at which
all the leading citizens were present.
In Adams county $50 citizens have
signed call for meeting 70 sustain
Foot aud Pearce's measures.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
g-GThc Windsor County Fair, hol

gSThc Windsor County Fair, hol-
den at Woodstock on Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week, we understand
was well attended. and the artic'cs cx-
hibi,cd inlIy cpuallcd those of former
years. ". have seen no report Of the
premiums awarded, but understand that
cur fien! Bailey, Of Ludlow, was
the fortunate competitors for the pre-
MUM upon silver spoons; just rs We
should expect, if he but entered them
for exhibition.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

OGDENsBUEG RAILROAD. We learn
tia, this road will be open the entire
length within n very few days The
Vermont mud Canada will be open TO
81 Adams within a fortnight, and the
whole line will be opened within fort y
days--makirg then complete connec-
ton 10y Railroad between Boston and
Oglensburg.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

AZ Washington, Mr.. George y.
Briggs was under the Necessity Of
knock'ng an Ex-Clerk, last Friday, y h.
attacked him with knife. Only b.
coat was cut. The assul, was entirely
unprovoked, the assailan, being iniox,
Gated.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

pinp.--in Vermont, Ote the % day
Il Sept, q ,hc cAotra iafanfuSs.
"sne Dsmocrsc..~ aged year Ard 2
sse..ihA i. IL aid that lis lssi word,
-sre addressed 10 ,Le y Y. Barnturn.
STs
IL LssES sscs .o.st ,iso n, eyosad. e.
Beiloss fAils Rstuu,caa
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

Jrwsrr & PREsCoIr, No. z Milk
Street, Boston. are largely engaged in
the sale Of BAY State Shawl., aud offers
to furnish those Indispensable goods at
wholesale and retail, on the mos, al.
van,ageous terms. Our reader. will
please remember their establishment
While in pursuit Of the goods referred to-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

lnh AMrnic.s Voc.Lrsr. by II.
ID, Mansfield We would dircc, IN.
attention Of our musical friend. TO a,
advertisement Of iii. work which ma,
Le iouad IA another column. Til. vol.
omn is made up Of music for the church,
vesiry. and IarIor, from Tie com,.o.i.
'ion' Of Billing, Holden, Read Kim.
ball, Morgan. Wood. Swan, and dis,;n.
euisl'-i American living Authors, a.
well As eminent European Authors
\ colo iion u thu Lind has hong b,en
'd''i isT H.. ,ylutn, f. somr,l. A
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

CT We owe an apology 10 our sub
scribers for the amount of advertising
in our columns; il will however all be
made right in aweek or two.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

There ia IA chance that Hon. David
WilmJt will be elected 10 stay
at home, al ia. coming election III Penn
siIsania. We have no doubt he will b.
quite rs useful there a. in Congress.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
Tur EXCHANGE Cofrrr HOES,

TIE EXCHANGE COfrEE HoCsr.
Dcroashirc ~. and Congress .Tnd'e,
Boston, This long and favorably known
establishment, has recently been put in
most thorough order, and the price Of
board has been reduced TO one dollar
per day. OF the landlords, Messrs.
McGill and Fearing, it is almost UNI
necessary TO speak. They are true men
Of the world, and their long experience
in bookkeeping has made them a"
tait in everything which promotes the
interest and comfort Of the traveller
Boston MrdH.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

GkSIN, TaE ll.rrrR. Peoria
~cnier Why Germ paid s22sj for the
frs, seat to the sr., Jenny Lind con.
cert ba, il is really no wonder a,
all. IL !, a card for his business
which Mil spread his fame from
Maine 10 Texas, aud eyen across the
Rocky Mountains TO California. 49,
Gen'n l'sesise gave Mile Lird a for
~ dollar riding bat, sni the FAC, La.
already been stated in al. the rsr.crs
thus saprhug h,rn, at least, a hun
ared do4lars torIL Of sdser.sin-
fh'' pc 'rtin', secret, J.. I6,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

C}-The following is the list Of Justi-
ccs Of the Peace elected in Wells, on
the Sd inst:
David Is. Lewis, John BarIcn, Ar
,cmas Lewis, Nelson Paul, and William
Lamb.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

IliiNots The wings Of the 9Th
iistric, have nom stated Marin i.
Sweet. Tor Congress. lie va. their
caudiiaic in 1916. and beaten by ihc
Mormon vote. now away. lie Is nm
arden, aud able wing, and no doubt will
l,c elected.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

PLASn ROAD. We sec by the
Whit. hall papers 'ha, the citizens ct
tia, place are taking measures 10 build
- piauk Rad from their village cast 10
the State lne. 4 good proJcc'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

patty Of tbs Mayors friva,' fncrt
and the oblcc, was to introduce NJ.
Liud to American ladies',
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

ma Among the curiosi,ies on ex.
hlbi,ion at the Troy Museum is a
peck Of potatoes, all cross-eyed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

rcd uI another l1an wife, ihc husband
had him arrested, and convicted of petit
larceny Tor taxing lbs Wiz cth,rs. II
should have beeu Cor psti cont latccny.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

Swimming has been ordered 10 be
taueh, in dle French army since The
accident a, Angcrs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

~ih care, avid We consider i - ,rty
50 a&l.ir work. Sold ly II. ]. Spc;r
Ger o, ,Ac Patl,.h,rs' rri'c,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

Two fenales beasily Intoxicated, neFo
hauled to Cincinnati watch boasc, ~
other Jay urpr , t'ay
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
MARX ETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. ll.-Thcrc has
BEEN dull aud l,tclcss Cotton market
nee ,Ic date Of the Circular Of The
9th, with decidedly downward ten
icncy in price, bat not generally Of
SO decided a character AS to cause a
reduction of the quotations, though
IA many Instances purchasers have
obtained an advantage Of fully Is d
per pound. The sales for the three
days are estimated at IA 900 bales. OF
which SPECTATORS have taken 1850.
and exporters $500 bales. Our Corn
marke, Is quiet, but without change
in price.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

Lord Eigia arrived ia Ses York on
Saturday hast aad was joined Ly his
family.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

LATEST FEOMOREGoS.-Thc Steam
propeller Carolina. arrived at san Fran
cisco. on the llil ul'., from Oregon. in
GS hours. with dates TO the 18th July.
The Carolina reports that the L. :.
Steamship Massachusetts. with Il sur
vcying party on board. left the Column
bia River on the Sd uIt. for san Fran
cisco. The Oregon Spectator notices
a meeting which had,aken place for the
removal of the obstruction 10 The navi-
CATION Of the Willamette and Clacxa-
anaS Rapids. Committees were np.
pointed for a survey and means to pay
the necessary cost. Adam Van pu-en
of Astoria, the Spectator learns, has
been appointed Indian agent for Or.gon
on the Columbia River.
Astoria is TO be made the distrbut-
ing point for all mailable matter. The
steamer Columbia is now naviga,in.
between Columbia city and and Ore
gon city.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

def = n
II q, ,o,,c IA ia, Unu.c for
a., ,,..,o,. # the tAlawinc amend.
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rast INN, and ,h,r ih ny dave from
,..,.,.,, II i,, n.i. tbc iu,ir. ~.
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.,., aud ,r.,,iarli.r imported in;u
So, tr,,,,i S,,I,s. shall lc a.,,s,.d on
,r ,,,e value ib.t,.cs RI The principal
r.,,. "a, he United STATE. nj tie ,i,,,c
a ,ru.r,s,itn IcotiJed, tina, in no
ease shall duties be assessed on II
valuation less than tia, now rsiuhlish.
cd by law: t'ro,id,d. fs,,hsr. Tha,
the ,,n,,,.s r,.oiir-i 10 hr raid OF pig
nnl .crnr iron .hnll no, Jc less than
seven dollars per ton, on bars and
bolt. of ic,n. of i've .i,hIs aud upwards,
no, les. Than fifteen dollars per ton; on
all other descriptions of mnnufi clured
iron nni on steel. no, less than one and
on. h.,,f cen, per pound on blrachcd.
rolorcd and printed cotton fabrics. win.
| dow glass. and lu.c,rl nil thirty per ccn-
'o'n al, ""rt," w" WI Az o,'.' "'''"
i,., ,nI ,,,o,'. tho d,,;,. ,,.v;.d
by law on any raw mn,crial of which
such articles may BE- wholly or IN part
c"ml"''" 'To,'"'" m''' "" ~. "'
.os.,,, ,hnn :. now ;,nro.rd r,ccr,;n,
raw silk. or six no, more advanced IN
Manufacture than singles, tram and
thrown or orf"hA'"'' ""'''' ''''' W
p.",;J,d mor..nyer ,,,, ,hc cIrcss q,
,luty ;noo,,d nv ;hi. net over existing
laws OF iron rails now purchased or con
''nc't" '"r' .n'' We 'c'"'''e" ~ '',e NV
r''''' wv ,'i 49,. ","I ..., .,',.,,,.
n,,,Iv ,o;J dawn nm any railroad co,
which il was declared to be inicnde,
at the lime OF en,rv, il so laid dowi
in one year from the passage of thi. act
All acts and parts of acts rcpns
nan' TO the provisions OF ms ACT o'
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JENNl LIND ~ boS lON'
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