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supreme Court or tine United stasss.
TUESDAY. April %, 1850.

TUESDAY, April 20, 1850.
No. "a. j. Srader ct al. H. Baldwin. In to
the supreme court Of Ohio Mr. Justice Grer delivered
the opinion Of this court, Diminishing this for the
want Of jurisdiction.
No. 10 j. Mason's heirs ef al vs. J. N. Pearson. In
to the circuit court of the United States for Wash
ington MIR. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion Of
this court reversing the judgment Of the said circuit court
with costs, and awarding a venirs faoias de nopo
No. CO. r. lie Roche al Richard Jones sf ur. In
to the circuit Of the United States for Mssis-
sppi Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion OF this
court reversing the judgment Of the said circuit cour
with costs, and demanding this with directions to
enterjudgment for the defendants in that court.
No ~. Davis, plaintiff in error, Police Jury Of
Concordia. The argument Of this was concluded
by Mr. Glpin for the plaintiff in error.
No. 10. B. G. Humphreys. appellant Legse,t It al
The argument OF this commenced by Mr. Gil
pin for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II o'clock, a. m.
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MADAM BLAKE has the hsnes - tnfbrzn shs ladies
~ sna ausmsn q wshingon, Gsesiown, ard As41e64 hs
~. nal Ball WI, Jackson Hs Tuesday eyeninG
~ 1850, which viii be dan<sd b a<H - ~
mn me nnowng dances, in
Floral Polka, By four Misses and Ma.ssr.
HoInpipe, Ny Miss
Highland Fling, by Master - 8tt
scotch Chant Rnsse, BY seven Misses
Cachucs, BY Mis-
Highland Fling BY Miss
La byiphde, BY Miss
nohsmian Polka, BY TWO Misses.
May Pole Dance.
who received inv,s.,,o.. ,u
please their Madam b hall. "a'
Genemens be had q Taylor Manrys Mrs Anae
Farshami, Fischers aiso ~ NJ
Buis, Druggist Each dckss win admit ssnusmaa TWO la
Dancing win commence pest Boys tickets half
BE- had the Hall door ths evening Of The Ball
Ap 25-dl6M
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WAsHrKeroN, April "a. 1850.

49, m I
GEsrLKMKs: We, in our official capacity, have the
honor 10 request that YOU will publish in the columns Of
the Union the letter OF Chief Justice Sharkey, herewith
transmitted, believing that lis publication specially con
Germs the honor Of the State which represent and that
It's PRONUNCIATION will do much good. al the present
msnt, in dispeling error.
Respectfully and cordially. your fellow-citizens,
HIS FOOTE, u. s. Senate.
Al. G. BROWN, House OF Representatives.
JACOB THOMPSON,
W.&AdcWILLIE. tsa
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BArrinoxx. April 2a-S. p. m.
The GubUwaovtai tseo~ Of City Ddsgsfss
Baltimore Coswfy Dpwtsd ne Markets. &c.
There informal messing Of the delegates elected
by the several war held last evening" and the following
gentlemen elected represent Baltimore city in the
democratic gubenatoria convention be held the 23d
Of May nexti James j. Lawn, James CurTan, Joseph
Weathes, Philip Q. Frese. William NJ Starr, and William
A. Schwartz all Of whom pledged for Z. Louis
Lowe, ESQ., There TO be mystery yet hanging
the result In Baltimore county Yesterday the Argus
announced that the delegates elected stood Tor Col Git
tngs. and IL for Mr. buchanan To-day they publish note
stating assured that the 5th 6 7h and 10th
district for Mr., Buchanan; that his friends
claim the whole delegations the l2h. and 9h and dis
tricts and that the Reisersown and the 9Th districts
dispute II this should be correct, the Of Baltimore
county has been cast for Mr. Buchanan instead Of Colonel
Cuttings, stated yesterday, However, the county
tion will assemble Saturday next when final decision
Of the disputed point will be given by the election OF dele
gates the State convention pledged either
the other OF the claimants.
letter from New York states that Miss Kimberly ID read
ing Shakespeare crowded audiences in that city and has
been received with great favor She Is by the
admirers Of Mrs. Kemble to be almost match for her
man named Charles Anderson attempted commit
suicide last night by swallowing Of iaudanum
He relieved by the stomach pump and brought back
OF unrequitcd affection, which said
been the Of the rash An old named Vine
yard also attempted to commit suicide yesterday by
ting his throat with penknife. There be quite
suicidal mania in Baltimore at the present time.
The MARKETs.In the Baltimore market early this morn
ing, there sales Of 400 barrels Howard street flour
So afterwards 1000 barrels % 063; and later 500
barrels IS l2Aall for cxporihe market closing firm at
these figures. No sales City Misheld % rs. Sales
800 bbls. Susquehanna IS ia Sales Of cargoes
white Pennsylvania wheat 10 cents ard red
lis Sales of white 81 So cents, and yell
low IS 81 Sales Of cargo Of rye
65 Yellow 81 cents, and 40
Ssles Maryland al 30 81 cents Whiskey pretty bsk
Al rs cents in barrels
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ceLIsoross ovrcs, Aprl Is, is5o.
ITx tan q city properly
are hereby nouned th. deduction r win be made
from Ill bills for HE 1879, which
before The hrst day OF MsyJ amer deduccn
allowed, and the law viii be enforced against denquen
- A. RoTHwELL, Collector.
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rELEanAPmO aEroRrs 1On THE ,osIo99.

From Havana and the IstAmA. of tie SxeaHsh;y
Ohio from HavanG with hSsdrsd and fsntg thousand
dollars in specie and gold dust
NEW YoRK. April A-I0. The steamship Ohio ar
rived this port O'Clock this morning from Havana,
bringing dates from thar place the 9th and Chages
the llh instant She brought one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars in specie and gold dust She brought
also hundred and foryegh passengers among whom
notc0Mr Hobson Of the firm Of Asop " Hohton, of VAL
paraso. and number of distinguished Creoes, route
for Spain.
The political by her ID Of no great importance.
The Falcon had just arrived from Chagres. s
The steamship Unicorn had arrived 1T Panama on
the 18th urmo She will bring weeks later ntelligencc
from California, II she left San Francisco the l5h ulr
Il is thought however, her smiling was delayed from some
cause other
The steamers Georgia. Ralph Rivas and Falcon were at
Havana on the 18th, when the Ohio left The latter
from, and the TWO former bound for Chages 10 sail next
day NIL
fhe Falcon was to leave on the nth for New Orleans
The Sarah Sands, Islhmus and Gold Hunter,
arrived Panama, the 9Th and 26h of March. from
the Atlantic ports
The steamship Philadelphia Chagres when the
Ohio left repairing injuries received on her outward
passage
The Crescent City had no, arrived Chagres when the
Falcon left. satA
The Georgia took 2ol passengers from the Ohio at Hs-
vana. brought from New Orleans.
The Ohio has large freight.
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4 ". PATTON. General Agent for the prosecution OF
claims before Congress either Of the departments such
pensions pay, pay any
other properly Having been with Dow ESQ., for
the business he harers himself that he
qualified. Letters addressed v.
Room No Union Building, washngson city, G., win receiye
Immediate attention. Ap f9-d
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CuRIous sYmBoLs-SurrIAL MoRocco Jews AND
HIeHLASsERs.-At Jewish marriage, was standing be-
side the Bridegroom when the bride entered. As she
crossed the threshold he stopped down and slipped of his
SHOE and struck her with the heel the nape of the neck
the Interpretation Of the passage In Scripture
respecting the transfer Of the shoe TO another ia the
brother n-law did exercise his privilege. The slipper
in East being taken of indoors, IL not left outside
apartment, placed the edge Of the small carpets
upon which you Sit and 10 at hand TO administer
ton and here used in sign Of the obedience Of the wife
and OF the supremacy Of the husband The Highland
strike or good luck" they say, the bride with
old slipper. Little do they suspect the meaning implied
The regaa Of Morocco enriched with pair OF embrod-
cred slippers which are used be, carried before the
Sultan, among. the sceptre sword OF State This
superstition reminds OF another In the Highlands the
great fcsviy Is the usheriDg Of the year The
ment watched for with the utmost anxiety; every
then rushes into the Streets with In hand embracing
whoever he meets. shouting "Huymench r This word
has puzzled the traveller and the antquary; the
very word which the Greeks repeated more knowing
its meaning than the Highlander Hymensa or Hymensu
and out OF which come Hymen. Hymn, &c.
tUrqIiarf's Pillars Of Hresies
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This great (beins Of wesk
Gulf Mexico, showing Of the mouths Of the
Mississippi and giving faithful q New Orleans
Matches, General Tayors Plantation, vckba Msmphs and all
Of interest Terminates
cen view Of The great fe in 81 Louis the l7 ofMay 1872
To
they will be exhibited nights
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday Tile Upper River.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the Lower River
Tickets each exhibition IS children under 10 yea old,
price, Ia8 4aS
Afternoon performances wednesday Friday eemmsncins
az O'Clock. Doors open At 3 O'Clock.
Liberal arrangements made for schoos.
Ap IA s4@N -4585&t Es8 aa 5g4a 9tF
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ADIEy KID eLovEs-we have just received me fo
y dozen = ,.s,s., s.,ersd nsh, nd sovs
% DO ladies' best white 40
ApM-m cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received d-estabiished
ing choice collection new and popular masc direct fom die
publishers, Don Howe, Boston, which win 10 sod
low pncss-'0ur Genus per page so.as W.. Fischer
Win you leave the hishand isssie with beautiful vgnete, by
d Genue words, ballad, by Rimbault
* What can an old man but die BY Delnpstef i
From the realms Of BLISS from the bssufa scenic romance
The Moarnsrs Tribute The asad sister, BY Mecalf
G TRs i Fsus. sss@ wa s:ss .9' S Reeves
Little Boy Blue ajuvense song. fs~3 40t
S %s. z ' r.: SCUM ], Il Y " J, s ssS.as
1 Tie Lament amen q he heb Blind Orphan Girl.
5:; q: S s:s:.s 1.::. Ss ss:s
n Julien Drum Polka, abridged. {s4s4 4s.aA6
c Gswssa rssi Polka x MS'i Z. werner.
Tlp Top Polka By MAJ Msrs,ieh
The Position Polka, Strakosh. s q a 74sss
GUITAR SONGS,
Charity, composed by Glover.
Celebrated Duet, from Linda d Glamour
ssucy Kate, BY Edwsids
Blue Juniaaa, BY sullivan.
The Miner's Maid, BY Could
INSTRUCTIONS.
l0l preparatory lessons facilitate instruction, complete by
i@possS Organ inss.acions. from most es.bsaasd works
Snort v Sns IS ,Ss 6sn, y ais.
Gene Of coecuoaof the most popular sons arranged
Ducts 5A
Instructions for the ssraphns, cornsts &c.
Crcveli's Vocal Instructions.
Southern Harp gfa s4
The sodsr wedding sequel % Jsannss and Jsasnos By
Summer Brss.ss, grand waltz y B.sshasr
ovs;sus y s 9Ssa ssp y pssn
Jesands Duet for four hands. APPS
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EURSTTURE Of Fine QUALIFY ~ Private Sale
The subscribers would respectfully inform the public that they
o
cuer furniture, which we are authorized 20 se reasonable
Mahogany secretaries bookcases, nne
DO dressing and plain bureaus, do
DO pushcovered and hair-sent sofas
Do wardrobe, tea tables, rocking chairs, nc.
Walnut and cherry dining and breakfast tables
Fine painted and chamber consisting o. French
bcdsesd large wash closet dressing bues nbe and couase
walnut and maple color work and wsshssnds
Do do do closen and tables
Mahogany hnn1e iookinx e1asscs and clocm
Handsome cottage and other chairs
Wood-sest chsr csnc and wood sesf rocker, &C.
Shovel and Tonga, mantcI vases, csrpet-, &C -
Dealers rcpecsy invited % call We WI msrr 70 nen
advantage ghnsN /. i r.s 81,
Apaa-aseo Concert Hail. Browns Hotel
DOARDrNa House story, double house
on street, lem street. The ocatian board
ing hcssss is unsuspsssed.
TIME Msss o. 0risa.s-@ by ths author 81
H'ory Of Cyrus I, by Jacob Abbott
Downng Street being the third number o. carer LfDy
xsSopsops cyropsds notes, r me Of Schools and
- TAYLOR 4 MAURY, n
Apqa Bookseller, NEAR On street.
T,URNruKD ROOM rOR RErT. ~ Mrs Clsrkss
Il Ian street., Opposite willards Hotsi ApH
TINE Lay. s.sa 3. Nay; 1850
Received regularly and delivered 70 sahsss, o. sssd " ne
TAYLOR : MAuRYp
Ap booAs>osss nssr - srsss
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JOHNSON on Manurcs ana Fertilixers II vol Lsnaon.
Danas Muck Manual I vol, Lowell
Chaptah Agricultural Chemistry Boston. Il :. --sts
Liebgs Chemistry Applications Agriculture New-York
Johnston the Applications Of Chemistry and Geology % A
sqaarreys Ascumrh Chemistry Practical Farmer Phils
xn Introduction Dsvy Brands and Lsbis VOL,
London.
vsaI on TnlIns and Fcruirins Land Il voIy London.
The Farmers Companion BY Jesse bue vol, Boston
Muhenberr q vol, Philadelphia
Flemish Husbnndry vol, London.
Mcfnfoshs Practical Gardener; vol, London. tat
Johnson Farmers Encyclopsds Emefsons American edition
johnson Dictionary Of Modern Gardening Landre American
edition I VOL, Phiiadciphis. n
Gardeners Dictionary Of Practical Turning vol, New fok
Londons Escyciopedia Of Agriculture ! voly London
Loudonr Encyclopndia n Gardening; lvol, London.
many and practical woFks every hanch o.
farming and gardening. ~...<.. -, -,
Ap23 HANCk TAfLoh.
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NAY HALL GOODs-The subscribers have Just received
III complete Of goods adapted the above
which they invite the attention Of all in pursuit Of articles
Tor the approaching May balls snd parties We following
20 pieces fine coiored figured muslins
50 do low-pnced do
Is 40 beautifully dofted white muslns
10 do low priced white figured do
20 do hne plain Swiss musiins
Is do medium priced do
% do low priced do
20 do white and coored tariefon muslins
White, blue, and pink illusions
Do do do Grape iisse
20 pieces beautiful white berege de LANES
With additions which enumerate,
which prepared sell better than be Obtained
cLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, d co.
Ap24-3uf
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By GREEN s TAsTET. Aueuonssrs.

MAHOGANY AND OTHER FURNITURE, cRocKERY AND
III fancy goods, &C., auctionOn Friday,
insan shall SELL the furniture store Of Mr. r. D. brown,
O'Clock, the en-
establishment We n part.
10 mahogany sofas, dressing and plain bureaus
Painted tables, bedsteads, and washstands
Toilet, and hanging looking glasses, fancy boxes
Cane and wood-seAi chairs, rockers
Carpet bags hand and travelling trunks
Writing paper, fancy soap kc
With other articles enumerate.
Tems An Of So e2o credit
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Dealers respectfully Invited the Mr.
Brown being about his good stock 70 Pennsylvania
furniture viii positively be sold the highest
GREEN d TAsTET,
Ap2t-a Aucuoneers-
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ny GREEN q TAsrsr. A.esson..r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III Thursday, a5h shall SELL the redence
Heap 11th l2h
Streets the residence Of ~ vansan ESQ., 10 O'Clock,
m . good Of furniture, via.
Mahogany bureaus dining and other tables
One fine painted wnife cottage chamber set
French, French post, bedsteads, washstands
Cane and other chairs lounges
Parior and chamber window cufrns and shades
Parior, chamber, passage and stair carpets
China, glass, and crocker
Andircns shovel and tonrs, and tenders
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and shuck
Cooking radiator, and air tight
Also, good lot Of kitchen utensils
The described furniture Of rood quality and nearly
satisfactorily endorsed,
GREEN h TAtTET,
Ap23-ATuwkn Aucuoneen.
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Convention Revising the National Phsrmaeop@ia.
list Of Delegates the Convention
the names following have been transmitted 70
From Medical Faculty Of the University Of Iowa. Mosrs
Prom the Cincianaa College Phamacy,p Mess
n. CnArnAr, Thomas sALrER, and G. AueusT sNIrH.
Medical Society Of The District Of Columbia Drs. j.
G. HALI, HAsyxv LIxpsLr, and Jos. BoaRows
the Medical Society South Carolina Drs H. r. FRosT
r. q. srxors, and Y. r. PoRcukR
prom aMedcsl Department Iismpdsn Sidney College
Professors L. w. and &. MAurr.
Medical Faculty Of PennsyivsniA Coeg,. 3. Par
rrRsos, al ID. GEORGE b. WOOD, M. n,
Vice President Of the late Convention
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improved prices there very good demand,
mostly French account and considerable orders have
appeared in this market causing RISE These will affect
the exchanges and induce greater abundance Of money
here.
the circumstances which have induced abundance OF
money abroad have also produce the
suit here, aided by the California movement. The two
reat reservoirs for money-New York and New Orleans
compare as followsi
Specie at NsU OrisaHs asd NeW York.
ORLEANS nEw YORK.
December ~. March %. December 3D. March 30.
In bank. S7,s27 ,sO2 SS6227a S7.06902s S6,s6l sol
In treasury 6s,&ss 1895 2i5s16 s.s57,315
Total, 7.ss5,sn s7ol7s2 s.22s,sls Io,sls,s26
TOTAL both points Sl6.6A,l60 SIS, ,55s
This gives an increase Of in three months at
the service and precisely those three months
when IL Is wanted The receipts Of California gold
at the minis, the 10Th April SS as 49, Of which
s20t6 S23 received since March Is. The OF
specie in New York, with the Of exchanges enables
the banks here maintain very high line OF discounts
Those leading features Of the city banks follows,
kep York Oily Banks.
Loans. Specie Circulation. Deposites.
February ls40, S4,4e6esI s45aa7zs ss,4so s2ass ss4
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conditior d the NorlAer~ Marksts.

Condition Of the 4N0rfterw Mdrksfs.
New YORK, April A-p. infancy stocks continue ac-
doing lisI lisa for United Stale. loan lsl for
mixed Baltimore. Alexandra, and Georgetown. Yellow
81 81, and red 81 ID per bushel. Provisions dull
PHnADELrHIA. April 2a-p; m-The stock market j.
s0 s se u E nj ooa
brands and sS G2i for Corn meal i held firmly a
g s s.: s.. e s ss so A Sn 81 IS
red Yellow IL firm at So cents, and Pennsylvania
at 40 cents Per bushei
Disastrous Steamboat Accident Hundred Lives LOST
CIscissAu. April 23-The steamer Belle Of the West,
lucky O'Clock This morning She bound from this
city 70 ST. Louis, with California emigrants
lives Some burned death, Others drowned
by jumping overheard The officers of the boat saved their
~. Bss s we %as owned n h cy and M
spred for $4,000. The the awful wit
messed on the western waters.
SECOND
FsvfhU Particulars Of the Terrible Disaster.
MADISON, qndisna,) April Esp m-By the officers Of
ble scene able gather tho il conne1lon
with the burning Of the steamer Belle Of the West
B on s IL h hold she s s
ashore Warsaw made fast, and the stage plank
The ssrhach then raised for the Of letting
into the hold but such the pressure Of the flames
few moments omen de Whole boat was wrapped IL flames
The Total number OF passengers on board s estimated ~
400-among whom were two companies OF California emf
grants, and about twenty families removing West. From
the register asccrtancd that sixty have persisted
and the probability s that many have been lost whose
names enrolled.
Such the progress of the Are that before the passen-
gers could get OF their state aer the first alarm
OF fire. communication between the amer cabin and for
ward part Of the boat cut OF and either all
PEELED TO Jump overheard perish In the flames.
The IL described as heartrendng. At the time o
- deck falling in lady and gentleman with a child In
his arms who standing between the chimnes,
prec ipitated into the flames
large number OF horses board either burnt 10
DEATH badly injured that they had 70 be killed TO put
the out of their
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THE Hive and the Honey Zee. ~ Riehardssn-l VOL,
i Dublin,
The shilling Book by Robert GoIdns Kenl vol London
Paynes Bee Keepers Guide-l VOL, London
Hersh the Management Of Bses-l vol, London
Millions Bee Keeper VOL London
Taylor's Keeper Manual vol, London
Honey Bce-l vol, Philadelphia
Wheeler on Management Of Bees-l VOL, Buffalo
Weeks on Management Of Bees--l vol, Bosom
Miners American Bee Keepers Manual vol, New York
APPS FhANCk TAfLoh
4 MEXICAN Medical AssoeaasAon Transaesxsns
1919 Just issued BY the Association wsshingon,
Nv I-- TAYLOR q MAuRY,
APPS Bookseller, near sh 81
fyOMMERCIAI Relations with Fersign and
synopsis regulating foreign and coasns trade Of
United decisions Of the Treasury Depart
'''-' - $3.50 TAYLOR MAURY,
Apa5 FsE8 Booksellers, oth
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INEN GOODsAy Of tho celcbated makes Of
Irish linens Of which put expressly fer family
heavy and good sa4e..L
Also diapers, damasks, towengs OF kinds
very good, all linen, n 81 50 per dozen.
Table napkins, linen sheetns good and warranted III linen
importing house New York
with and be confidently recommended pIcha
sers. For sae low BY @. WIN. VERIFY,
Ap 25-eolw Pa. av., between 7th and 9Th SO.
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Washington and Aicxandrta New Steamboat, Thomas
Collyer.
The hours OF departure, for the present, this
RxR}loe Follows, and she viii leave PunefsaLy,
cordins 10 Advertisement, commencing Tuesday
morning, AID Of Apnls
Leave Alsssa , q ~ 10, II ~ @mi y, 4a1m
A. the season advances she VIII make aiaie IMP om Asran
dria and w Washington
In non with this boat line Of new ounbues Through
tickets Of the between the Capitol and Treau
~ Department, At lef cents.
Passage the boat alone, 1ol cents.
Ap 23-du JOB COR5oN, Captain.
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zkuviSc1
to the 2ist ultmo letter OF that date contains the fol-
lowing paragraph:
The American travellers who, through ignorance Of the
conventional arrangements of the Bcdouns had engaged
the camels of foreign tribe convey their party and
gage from Cairo EArsh and PETRA and had been arrest.
ed in their progress, aud ried of portion of their effects
have had ample satisfaction given them through the
venton OF Mr.. Macauay, the American consug eueraL
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GRAPE sFIAvIs-5o plain and embroidered white crsps
v shawis varying In price from o. TO go. ss< VA ~
25 shawis, from O. % go. -
For sale very low by @. WIN. YERBY,
Ap 25-eoiw Pa av, between 7th and fu sts
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And other valuable and pracnca wofHs ON evsV
' ANY 'n' s-''"'s FRAScK TAYLOR
Harness, Pnv.is s.ls-r6s susscrbsr hsys for pr
and very :.s .spps.ss . .sa. ssd
For further p.iess please Inquire our zScos and comm.
sion Room, ooncsn Han, near Browss Hs,:'; r..rrr
Apis-eods Ausaosssn
EoR Cenals.ns.-we hsve Just, received sw Esess ans
French cloths and esssinss: p medium msns 20 yn
We re s,ssss . maize axe 70 . ors. . ana
ss s.ss ever. s,A s ss' 's's
shirts, &c. One price ong. vc,,,o o,r,x
Three door wsss Of srowas Hosi. F.na
~ SALE, FoR valuable B.iIas.s Iss. WITH 2 !.
SECOND street. west near he vra. Sss sp' suds a.:
a !. ssiaa IL shs %o.a business pan o. s
70, s%. which ~ HS Y scss e9Y' q
NEW sPRIsG AND sUMMER oOODs-LANE
TUCKER mehsn o s:y', n.,s .,,
hey respectfully attention q s hsnefou. fssds and
Mar is-stawswif
q OWEN 4 SON have juss received t..ssr spsa.s .nd
STp .od Sss NJ snas
sss .s : @ ss, w s cal
few sss ssss sss pant. and hama. wanted innsd..
ApH-3tawlm mAe FeS4fE
rAHONs ~ Coed nrssaAnG. pocket veAsnas-psscs
y my esn", 'sH "esvea' FRANCK TAYLOR
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