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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Chairs.--In the same building. there h,xl
is in connection with the above establish lTsE
ment, Oiirer Arys (brother to Hanmohl 49,
Avy, deceased) Chair Factory, whore all II I'M
articles in that line can be furnished with ~
all articles necessary and suitable for
house keeping at the same.place AMI at the lowest
rates. o. A.
Lancaster, November o. 1850 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

nNE WORD TO YOU Notwithstanding there lla,
~ been an advance Of over fifty per cent in Woo
and cotton during the last twel We mouths you cg buy
hsrne!s, 'aiiine,s ans, lnsey tckings, brown and
Dlssehed musns. checks and every thing IN the do.
mes;ie line. a, chsapas aver bycaling 1t
November 8, 1870 ". r. WIsE'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

ETNDERST AND.-Six months have now elaps-
~ ed since requested all those indebted to me to
come forward andpay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request while
others probably have thought do not need funds
This is therefore to give such of my frienas lwho
NAV have such mpreSsion to understand that is my
determination to collect all outstanding claims and
v6uld mitch prefer receiving the same without any
ooelcive means. JOHN [. WEN bEh
Lancaster. scrtembpr G. 1850 6wl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

OpD FELLows' STATIsTIcs.-The fol.
lowing view ofthe operations ofthe Odd
Fellows Association is prepared from
tho official returns made to the late ses-
sion ofthe Grand Lodge Of the United
States. Several States failed to make ro,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

CWAN'S Treatise and Swans Manuel Just received
- and for sale by JOHN L. fUTHILE.
Lancaster, October 26, 1850 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

LOOK OUT FOR CouNTERFEITsi--As they are il
circulation. The true and only genuine H. G. Far
rells Arabian Lniment always reads with the II g
his initials, before Farrel's, thus, "H. G. Farrell;
Arabian Lniment" and his signature is also on the la
bel ef the bottle and these words are blown in the
glass bottle, I'll. G. Farrels Aratiat Lnimen Peo
ria" Do not touch any other, and look we'll before
you purchase, or you will get imposed upon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

MY daughter when months old. was taken with a
swelling in the tonsils which grew larger and larger
till when years old she had great difficulty in swa
lowing her food. Every night, watch was kept fear
ing she wonld sufocate. The best doctors attended
her, but could give no relief took her to the most
eminent doctors in the East they said there was no
help for her but to outgrow it. With sad heart re-
turned home with her, when she became so much
worse that the doctors had be called in again they
decided the tonsils must be cut off as the only means
of giving relief My wife would not consent to this
and she determined to try your linment which gave
rciel the pcry first application, and by continued
Use she entirely recovered. She is now 10 years old
and leshy and healthy could be desired Your lini-
ment is also the best in for sprans brhizes cuts
burns headache &c.. and il will remove the most Sc
vere pain in few minutes II also cured calIed nd
der in my COW in a few days GEORGE FORD.
Peoria March 20, 1S49.
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Irvine a.rd CortIace
Lilc Insurance.

(tE0RGE WEAVER. Agentforthc Baltimore
Z Z Branch olthe National Loan FaHd Lye as
sWrance Sories9 oi i.undsn
Capital .G50O, Goo or s2.j0O0o ~, =
OFFICEevIn Tdllmadse's Block tiifu Story
Gazette Of7co. IN
Lancaster. July 30, lS4o. III
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Valnnhlc T.lrnns for Sale.
DR.. Mnrslla,r> Ca,arrh SmmG.

TENHIS SNUFF is superior to anything yet known for
Il removing the Caarrh and cold in the head, head
ache, &c. 1t an excellent remedy for many cases
of sore eyes. Manufactured by the sole proprietor
Charles Bowen, Montpelier, Vermont and sold by the
Druggists generally through the State Of New York
and the Union. Tableware of II. c. Gridley's coun-
terieit.
Sold in Ian,a by G. G. Back, NJ. H. Kreider; G.
NTcFadden, Rushville; d. Holderman, Amanda.
October %, 1850. 6m25
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Receipts EOn THE eAzmTrE.

Jonas Friend. $l,75 lsnc Gond .....$I.7j
Silas Bnil"r--.--.. 2.3l J W, Carpenter. 27C
Z I. Hnnrr..---. $50 l.. =. Allrn.... LIS
Belainln HUBER. 3.75 Andrew Hunter. Loo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Mr.. II. G. FARRELL: Your Arabian Liniment is the
greatest medicine for horse flesh in the world had
mare about to loal when she became helpless that
she could not rise from the ground; she was in this
way for several days, when With others succeed
ed IN raising her up which the only way it could
be done, when commenced the use Of your excellent
liniment rubbed in well the Joins, and asonsh-
ing as it may appear, before used up bottle of the
dollar size, she able to get up and walk herself
would not have given ten dollars for her BEFORE and
many advised mo 10 sbot her to put her out Of mise
ry: she is now one of,my best mares. | suppose Il
was strain in the loihs G. w. HUNT.
Peoria, Illinois, July Q, 1S49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

a UEENSWARR GLASSWARE md LOOKING
W GLAssES--0n hsnda large assortment, cmbrae.
ing all the new styles and q tle best quality.
For sale BY LITTLE 4 DREsBACHS.
Lancaster, October 25, 1850. 25
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lImOckimgs ~ LANCASTER OI,ioI

NELDlNG son. having learned the mystery of
L the Rochester RAnekiags, are now prepared 10
give to their old friends and the public generally frd
ana PrdeiieaI exposition OF the SrH WONDER or TnE
WORLD. They have sucec eded in EsocKINo down IN
Opposition by KEoCRn5 down the prices of HATS
AID CAPS. tceaiy per rent i0iceT than ever known IN
this marketno deception Call at the Nryv sJ1 ~:
ShGt1ks Corner, WestQf Centre AAcy, 0pDosite BH-
Ty & Beck'S Drug Store. and satisfy Yourselves =
We charge nothing for adnittance and challenge in
ves;igaoa We have just received in addition 10 our
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

: E'aVCFg EHEbVFi' = dPtT''s
- Z ResHs ssit CAP dieter Fspas, IS % Wrap
e1s9 ping and Tisue Paper a. KAUFFMAN'sfs
Angus, Q, 1850 -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

iia lgfacigrers shi Imporiess. their
fall supply of Hardware On ae-
count of our large sales for TIE last
six months ard aniieipalinga heavy
increase 20 our business ilds Fail
laRd Winter, wc have added largely
20 our former purchases. Custom.
Iers will fnd by dealing At our es.
isblishneni tlist we not only sci
goods cheapertliau any OtArr hous'
in this sertion 0f the country, la
that our extensive trade enables u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
MEW COUNTY NOTICE.-

"a EW COUNTY NOTICF.--Th r, will be
~ presented petition 10 the next General Assem-.
bly, Of the State OF Ohio, praying FOR tho erection Of
new county, 70 be tax, from parts Of Licking FAIR
field and Perry counties and 20 Ge knowr By tire name
Of NATIONAL COTETY, md % be- bounded as follows
Commencing At the North asf corner Of IlooegelI
township in the county Of Licking hence running
west on the line OF HOpewell and fran lin townships
in said county. 70 the Northeast corner Of Licking
township in said ccfisy; theme South one mile on
the line OF said township, thence West tlTsogh said
townships Ol Licking and Newark to the Fast line Of
Union township; thence North one mile Oh the New
ark and Union townships line 10 the Southeast corner
Of Granville township in sail county: thence West on
the line of Granville and Union hips TO the souh
east corner Of 81 Adams tGwr ihir thence North on
The said line Of Granville aid st. IbaFs townships to
the iddle 81 st. Adams township en- the East line Of
said township: thence West through the st. Albans and
( Jersey townships to the line between Licking asl
Franklin countess u nee south said county line 10
/ the Northwest corner OF Fairfield countvS theiire
south on ths linz betwec. Fairfetasd Franklin co,ii,
ties v1 n!eS on said line: thence East through the
township Ct Violet to the West line Of Liberty town
ship thence south ore mile on said Liberty township
line: thence East through Liberty and Walu1,, town
ships in Fairfield county to the Perry comfy line:
thence North on the line between Fairfield and Perry
counties Two miles therce East through Thorn and
Hopewe townships IL Perry county to the West line
Of Madison township in Perry county; thence North
TO the lina OF Bowlingreen township in Licking coun.
ty thence last onsad Licking county line 10 the line
OF Mu 'kingum county: the..ce North with. the hhe
between Mussingum and Licking counties TO the pacr
OF beginning, and attach to the county Of Perry iron
the county OF MuskiBgum the south half of Newtol
township IN sad eounty OF Aluskingum, and attach
the county Of Perry from the county Of Athens Il
North half OF the townships Of Ward and TrimLle i
said county of Athsns
October 80, 1850 269
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
ROOTS ANn AIInEs

A LARGE lot just received--cmbracing ever,
n kind Of Fashionable shoe now in nse' for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, good stock Of Mem,
Boots and Caters, at WISE'S
Lancaster, nov y, 1850. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
PRorEcTIoN rlnr apa y rlAitlNF

Annual Psemiums Capital Stock, and surelu, F,nd
.f,sti riE$sF. 900 OOO!@1
VIE undersigned woala roil thcs0ehtisnnr ma !.
L chants and clhsEsb Wing property exposed ~ la.
BY Fire orthe petils Of Naygaon to he sneyso
advantages offered by the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

,TENO THE LADIEs.--We have IN, lot Of Twilled
d Co5rrgs. French Merinoes, Cashmprss. Alparas,
ChintZes and Cslicoes Of all kinds
For sale BY LITTLE & DRESBA CHS
Lancaster, October % 1850. Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
TnE GREAT HARDwAur sroRp.

NfFFINUtK, WHITE & IATTA, are nor rscoiv
" ing from ile faabfnfarers anl Innnrfe,. ihni
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

NyALL PAPER Just received 500 pieces Of
w Wall Paper Of az ki1is from I2s cents up
For sale BY LITTLE x DREsBACiiS.
Lancaster Augist3D, 1850 I7i
SHAWLS-On hand large assortment Of Cash.
b1mer'. Long Wool plain ami Ernb'd black and drab
Shawls aud Handkerchiels, Of al kinds pr sale by
LITTLE & DRESBACHS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

iorner extensive assortment the larg-
~ est supply Of Fall and Winter STYLES
Y ever before opened in this market
80 Cur Stock Of HATS consist in part:
- y lime black Beaver and " hite OTTER
tAss4 !.'Pcrier slsi C-a.or sfd iiiie pfttsh;
Fine Silk, superior article. =
be5ee Cos adopted styles, warranted to retain
their lus're Children's silk Hats, a large supply;
1000 California and Mexican HATS
10 doz. Mexican Brush and Tampico DO
WOOL HATS of ali Kinds, sorts and sizes:
lie also keeps on hand good stock OF their own
Of Hats that NAV be desired. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

NENTLENEN can find some beautiful Cloths, Cas-
~ simeres Vestings aul Jenny Lind Csyats at
October p 1859 UENIY'
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

Southern Flour easier, with sales Of 100 bbls at
IS 12k $5 18 for Howard street and Frederioksburg
country anoat $6 S. 81 for and George
tswn; and 50 rs for Richmond city. Rye Flour
steady but quiet with sales Of 100 bbls very good 1t
% 06 Corn Meal dull and heavy with sales of $50
bbls Jersey, at 2S7 $294 Bueksheat quiet, ct
81 90 s7k per 100 lbs and 50 70 80 rs per bbl.
Wheet-The market, in general, was heavy and inao.
good export demand and fair inquiry for future
delivery The sales reached COO bushels st 90 6lc.
for Northern and Southern new yellow; 81 Q 62c. for
Jersey and Southern new white; 90 . exc. for old
Western mixed; osk 60. for old Northern yellow;
With good demand firm, and considerable sales
were made, at steady prices. Rye wss inactive and
heavy, at Csc. Canadian Peas saeable at 90 95c
BEfswAx.-Some small sales were made at 2l 22kc,
cash.
CorIoN-A better feeling unaffected itself early In
the morning, resulting In sales Of 500 bales chiefly
for export There was change In prices since yes
terdsy quotabls though the market closed with
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
Our BaI,imor. Correspondence.

BstriNoRs Jan. %, 1850.
Sisve Rsekesrreain ssyylend-.4 Murder css. Troops
f~ Csiyornis- Ciy MorisI,,y-Printsrf Wsso-
Sfocks, &c.
The pempous resolution introduced into the Lexi,-
lsture By MIR Csusn declaring the intention Of Mary.
land 10 link its destnies ~ith IN. south In case Of
dissolution Of the Uuicn and providing for the sp
poistmsnt Of delegates TO the Nashville Convention,
with full powers 10 blot State out Of the Union
Beginning 20 open the eyes Of people the reck.
lessness ef our Regulators. What sane man north
land would ever linh herself 70 the south In such an
event. Ibe ballot bon vould sso- ten Tor the
North 10 one for the south; but our Les.ture s 90
oeptitussd that decision no index 70 the vie-s
of the people The six lower counties all % whch
together DO not cast rsoy vote. .. the city Of Bald.
and western counties are equally unfairly represented
There doubt, ho-ever that the fans,eism of the
ant, slavery party in this state that win In short
time ovsrvheim them.
yssrs sg., died yesterday from pi.tcl shot wound,
reeivsd ls.t Wednesday night ip street hsbt With
s,n. youths of about the ,sm. age The pistol -s
nIsd y sd named James fierce. vhc, With three
ohtr boys charged 9TH being aseessories have been
arrested and LOGGED In Jail
IN. Lihht Arthlsry Uompsny, No. I, embarked from
Fort seh.ury On sunday, on board the ship Mon
trsy, asetned Tor tsliiornis. The comp.ny numbers
h y,.a, , non eon ni.sionsd ofcsrs and privste.
WIN ,ne IoheSlng omcets list Lieut. A. X. Eddy
is A5,hls,y 5t .o@asTdins is, Lieut. y. H. rs,tsf.
s sor, "a bieutsnss, D. n ssltlhoOvsr Assistant
Of The men have tsssn out th.ir So. "a III
fen -ith them. snd Lieut. BeltEhoo,er A ..n,.a
by he bride. having been married but 10
tOr whose accommodation b. fssss out ~r.na nisao'
In addition TO the battery Of the compaUy the b 4.
heishted With the following Ten 81 poand.r 10,
guns, ten - pout der DO do coo 81 pound h.us go
- pound balls srd large quantity 81 snmro,t,e,.
90 pounds cub stores $50 bricks, fres.ea
nootue, $500 bushels liln dried bsts col ne dasru-
der les been ordered TO the same destisstou and -
start IN = couple - ssets BY ssy oft l-thmus
General Jesug hs- csiled the cfhcsfs = strict sc
coUSt at F,Tt NcEsnry Or hsviux uiaie po-tiIlion.
Of the men In fui uniio. M. for s.ish riie With
thsfr grr through the city Ai softs Of syo e. and
shcutes lave been susds eut the Old general hss I'd
miuistsfsd severe fepfinsud. snd prani.-as court
mst a. Tor rto msy Dc this 10 degrade the service
In future
vt-k Sss but FL ~ ~bicb number a. sers uudsr 10
years 81 sse
1he PrLtsh q Baltimore have rsnodensd their list
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
CT, Y TRADE hEponr.

TuksDAr, Jan. 2q-6P "
The general aspect OF trade TO day presented rsAsr
more life than for ssms days past In most descrpop.
Of produce Cotton sold freely chiefly for EXPORT
and the market closed with rather more armne,. In.
fcur market exhibited material ohauxe .h. s.is.
of this State and Western brands we're made only 40
moderate extent Canadian was in Moderate demand
and coed brand-c,Iy would command previous price.
Southern vas easier with fair amount of sales wheat
continued inactive, While prices remained nomis.y
about the zane. In there good demand fsr
export with pretty free saes st steady prices. Othsr
srtieles showed material change. Thsre va quite
speculative movement In pork today end large sses
sde for future delivery terms stated bsow
ard va. IN sctive demand. chiefly for export; and
sccd TO prime quality vas held st shade hrfner
Othtr articles In the provision line remsined ss5u the
,tme Ctfet continued firm, With no yard tendency
IN prices Sugar ard mol-sscs exhibited no ms,eris
hete vas rather Offering IN the frsight
hte and rates Ger. steady
ss,,s.-lhe market va bueysnt for pots With sslss
ci " bes se 80 81 for eld and ne bills pearls
-.ts 'alsable At 80 CO 80 n
brs.psturFs - Ftgtv- Tie sale. of the dsv reached
St,c DDS including nue q, ~ 81 y - s2l. orsi,arv
STATE a. Nsls Asik ommon state and strsixht
90 AZ - sssi Ntehieso. AZ ss "a IS IS, pure
Genetee at IS a. IS SO; fancy G.ne.ee AZ as az
Sse ana other grades without any important ohssxs
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

cMAesss-grig Ottawa. from New orcan.-P crimnsr
starky and lady rr Mason. Mrs Mason, Mr. Cater Tho
mas, Vsrharn, Bryan. y Gourdroy, = Gourdroy, A
h.1s R.Iss H. sSds Gslsmcr. sns9uiss KcSniy,
Cooley Williams orcgs. p onGsii. q Cain Craig
low. u Han. u Copp, huliepdon, S Maeksy shidisr
VIM Wright. George ksrher Vim Pitt q, milton None,
ron. SaIy and son; D.ss. John sponE. Dliy, vii
PhiIhap, John Scott. Greves Thos Williams Abra
hsms Miller, Touehe, nitchell Barstow Thomas
Cuedon, Robinson.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

net ras,,,s uni,ss duly s.fslestsS and rad ~ S'
s>>~S~~N0>>>~S's>N0 ,''-~-~~~~>S.~~~s~~,
on Monday evening. January esth Jo,.. 49,.
printer, aged ~ years and month.
Funeral on Thursdsy afternoon, 81 2o'olock from
his late resideBce, Ice klm street Ills friends. sud
those Of bis sons Jeremiah and Samuel Booth are re-
spectfuliy invited TO attend
January 18th, Gtosos WnLI.N ARrHrs asrd over
four yesrs youngest son q Michsel and Margaret Ar
thur. formerly OF the city Of Limerick.
usmfburgh, from 271 First avenue At o'clock thi.
DAY "wednesday Their friends respectfully in
,ited to attend.
on Monday, the 2sth January, Mrs. M,sr A. L,,c,
The friend. of the deceased and of her sons Thomas.
Robert and Charles aud of her In .lap George w
urTney, are rerecfuy requested TO attend her funs
raj from her late residence, No. Frsnsfort s,tert
ne.t door TO Isnmsny Hsn, on wednesday, the 9otA
At Bedford, wettchester county on the et., lam.
sry at the resid,nos Of her father Ja5.s Robsrts1p
Ltq Esilr y, wife Of Col Henry D. Lodsl II Morri,
on Tue,dsy, January 20th, cH.stt, Y. voup,...
scp Of james aud Matilda Greenssld srsd six Years
and three days
The friends Of the family are re.pscsfuly invited n
attend his furersl Friday February is At ocI,ek
v frcm the residence OF his parents, l6s West
Seventeenth street.
ON 80 Day (Tued,y), 29th January, Fan, A, vido-
The frients OF the family respectfully Invited 10
attend bsr funeral frcu the residence Of her son Rsn
jsmin NJ Freeborn 2l3 Monroe street this sft.rnoon
JaDusry 3Oth, at O'Clock.
ON Tuesday, January 10th THoN.s Ncs.rso- .r.d
~ years ~ nsntbs and "a days
The friends and scqnaintapcss of the family and
thcse ~ bic son John aud brother Patrick are respect
fully invited TO sttens bis funeral on Thursdsy morn
Ing 3ist Inst, at bsf past oclook from his late r.
nce, No III Avenue y His remains vill be taken 70
the Csthoiic cemetery In Eleventh street
N B.-Iheis viu Be no csrrisges In sttenisncs.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
The Southern Cotton market.

CHAnLlsroS, Jan. 20 Buyers yesterday held back
II said TO wait the steamer accounts The ,zles
OF the day reached but l5 bales Prices without change
and ranging from l2h Q 10 cspts
AtcVsrA, rhurtday, Jan. - r M.-Our market con-
tinues quiet the ssles TO day only 20 limited er-
tent holders not generally being disposed TO sell ct
the prices paid to day, cay middng llts; good mid
ding ID 81 nddiing fair L. fair l2I cents The re-
etps ntinue heavy and the boats are carrying OF
full freights Go Savannah.
Cott Nrrs, Jan ls-Dunng the past week every
prices wequote 10. TO ia.
ColyNm,, Jan. 20 The snles to-day amounted TO
sales u the week reach IL s5 bales.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

MrrptR AT NKwssK, ". J.-Jsmes shields a b.,t.r
agsd about ~ years was murdered last night at about
half past IL o'clock In Broad street Ihrs. wounds
were inhicted-sns upon the breast, ard two In The
loips He vas taken In charge by the watch and dsd
In about twenty minutes after being taken 10 m.
watch. house he fracas commenc.d AZ about m
ocioch In Nsrfst street and terminated thu. fatally
The psrson supposed to have committed the deed is
nov under arrest. Two other stabbins ca.s. ~. "a.
ported. Though not fstsl.-Nerark M,reurv. jar ~
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

of prices increasing ave cents per 900 ms all type
larger than nonpareil. ~ follows:-Mnion, and all
larger type, 80 cts nonpsrsil, and all smaller type
principally used on newspapers, 3lk cts. The wages
OF men working BY the week has been increased from
$6 TO 50 per week In book ofsss and from $40 to $
In newspaper The employers have ell given II,
chssrfuy, and Others with grumblipg and threats OF
have resolved that there shall not be than four
apprentices In each once.
-sioo0 IT, s. ga 81 iIiz.; soo d., d., nix; ss00 B. ana
Il bonds e7 aa 10 Bapf Of Balt. reSe; do, b.
and o. Il. r., 651s Is do. do b5A; IS DO. DO, 56k.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
Pnasenxers Auiyed.

pe9,lss l. OS Sopnor. W Kent = Edward. b Merritt,
Daniels shuokmAn. Woodruff, sanshy, DAILY III
sshrsder Tebi,s and lady Lyon. Lord, W Rice,
STEELE MS nayo nrs soee,ta hrs Hanovsr Mr Jsgue.
Hyfs @ Price. Capt Pullman, Fslh Aliea. \ Reid
Hay, Taylor, kittle Cranness, sanforth.
Conful.
n.,ts.-ship Ncrra-cspt West late Of schr HarmiO,
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
Eorsign NarGss.

HAVssA, Jan. II. ON account of the limited stock
ofsugar the transactions in IL have - yet been min.
poTtsnt, but II now begins 10 arrive more freely At
CardsDas, come 6C00 hbds musc covadOss have been
cold at AA, and but thers A. nov less for
the article We quote coffee Of nrst quality IIi.. OF
secobd and third W and 1oA Last sales Of molasses
here and the coast hare been at RS rhe s.rso of
rice per Charles C. Strstton has been sold at o. "a
Exchanges on Londen, 10; on Nev York 1. prem.
ST. JAco pE Cuna, Jan 1e.-The &C Zee m aket IL rent
IN state of excitement by insxperienesd partss who
buy With very little judgment. As high a. gi bsv.
been paid for fair green which may be considereI A.
tie present quotations for that p,ion Nothiss
has been done yet In vashed Cor Furop. buy.r
appear 20 bold back Very little nev sugar, har. c5me
In Jet and the crop generally vii BE- is.. 400 bsss.
old crcp sold the other day st 80 SO So Rios dul,
one parcel from Savannah sold at IS So
1HlsfnsD. Jan IS TLs mol.sses rpualninv In ni.,t
ers hands has found purchasers at So or ner 80
Of no gallons for clsyed rush From second bsnss IL
night already be purchased, by the sfnxs caro- ON
more moderate tsrDs. There Il. however az vet h.t
little ready at the plantations Tor Shipment f.n,.rs
continue 10 ssk, for brown sugars 81 o. for y,IIov
sh =, and oh . 10 for white according 10 sn.ls,v
AZ there prices. however, nobody seems iucio.d 10
touch The article and with the exception Of 10 hoxss
taken from necessity at for second auslitv ,sIis,
for hrst Equality DO, and ~ for Whit. 20 earnl.,.
the cargs Of Spanish vessel nothing b.. b..r a..
Coffee ofprime quality s held at from si9a sic honsv
st So pei ossk of ll6 gson. Prov.ion. AZ. .lti
st the following prices Lard. in bhl. si21i codash
sSki potatoes, 20 per bhl onions, a., Fr.ishts ar.
dull Exchange on Lcudon, II per cent prem.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

DE- loofER 10 JvANE STREET, has ron ran
Ieurten rwrs confined his prsctice 20 the treat
entd mercurA snd other diseases Of delfc~s. nsrr~
ne ear cure the -aost srsvsts this dss,se .,l
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