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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04
Bond Bearing Interest.

We have lately heard strange and mysterious
affair related which took place where in one of
the border counties of Virginia. The story runs
somewhat in this way: 1t seems that stranger
came into the neighborhood, claiming to have been
a soldier in the late with Mexico said he had
been taken and detained prisoner by the Mexi-
cans for long time, and that he had lately been
leased and on his way to where his friends re-
side. His tale being believed by the unsuspicious
citizens he received and treated with hospitali-
ty which the brave soldiers meets among his
countrymen. He appeared to be very large, fat
man, unfit for travelling afoot during the very warm
weather which prevailed at the time, and conse-
quently seemed in no hurry to depart. He mixed
with the neighbors staying sometimes at one house
then at another and from the good cheer he receiv
ed seemed to fatten every day. until morning 10
and behold! there was heard in the in which
he slept the cry of a newly born infant, and upon
examination of the premises there it was sure
enough alive and kicking, in the bed with the big
fat man. Now how this phenomenon happened we
don't pretend to say We simply state the fact as
we heard it. and leave the calculation to those more
skilled in natural history. Unless there be some
we'll founded doubt raised to the gender of the big
fat man, we fear the mystery will still remain I'M
accounted for. To explain the caption at the head
of this article however would state that the indi
vidual called himself(?) Bond.
We are informed that none but the lednest kind Of
travellers get entertainment in the neghborhood
where the circumstance occurred and the very men
ton of the word Bond throws all the into
| MYSTERIES Warrenton NetrS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

s. WILLIAMS has received by the last several packets
j from New York the following articles, Wiz
Blankets, Kerseys, Tweeds and Satinets;
Carpetng. Oil Cloths. Rugs and Mats;
Diaper and Denmark Table Linens
Red, White Green and Yellow Flannels;
Broadclothcs, Cassmeres and Eesting;
Marlboro, Manchester, and Merinos stripesj
Plain and Plaid Linsey;
Blue Denims and Drillings;
Calico and Furniture Prints;
Irish linen and shcetings
Cotton Osnaburg and Drilling;
Drawers and shirts of every descriptions;
Black Bombazine and Alpaccas;
Kentucky Jeans and Oregon Cassimcrcs;
Unb and White Canton Flannels;
Merinoes, Maus de Lanes. and Gala Plaid;
Fancy silks, Cashmers and Popins;
Corsetts, all qualities
Housy of all qualities and descriptions;
Bird Eye. Russia, and Scotch Towellng:
Coored Velvets Merno Paid for children clothes
Nails by the keg; =,
cost.
Oct. 4th, 1850
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By the Governor:
J. NJ. PATToN. Sec.y Ex. Dept.
Ascent of Mount Blanc.

The following is detailed account, from Galigna-
mis- Messenger, of the recent ascent of Mount Blame
-'' We have received the following from CORES
pendent at ChamOuniX dated the Both ult - Great
excitement was caused in the town of Chamounix on
the morning of Wednesday, the 28th, in consequence
of the departure of Mr. Gretton, late 5th Fusileers
and Mr.. Richards, with party of the brave noun
taneers of Chamounix for the purpose of ascending
to the summit of Mount Blanc. Crowds assembled
to witness their start the hazardous nature of the
adventure was we'll known, the guides having left
their watches and little vauables behind, and the
two gentlemen made their wills and prepared for the
worst. Great anxiety expressed on many face
as the little band, healed by our two countrymen,
disappeared in the forest the foot of the mountain
The ascent is always accompanied with great peril,
steps have to be cut up the SlOpng banks OF
and of the largest GLACIERS has to be passed. where
one false step entails certain death, the unfOrtu-
nate man falls into crevice of almost unknown
| depth, from which no human hand could extricate
him. A night has to be passed on the cold ice, and
spots have to be passed where no word can be spo-
ken lest thousands of tons of snow should be set in
motion, and hurl the party into eternity, the
case some years back when similar attempt was
made. At o'clock the report of cannon at ChamOu-
! nix announced that adventurous countrymen had
gained the Grand Mulets, the rock on which they
were to take up their quarters for the night. The
next day all excitement; nothing else was tho't
of in the town. The Flcgere and Brevan were crow
ded with anxious observers About IL O'clock the
| fog cleared away from the summit of the Father OF
the Alps, the little band to be slowly ap-
preaching the top, and few minutes after, the re-
port of cannon in ChamOunix announced the under
taking successful. The clouds, however, soon OBJ
scured them from our view, and wesaw nothing more
of them until about half past P. NJ, when, prece
ded by the best music Chamounix afforded, and car
ried on the backs of some enthusiastic frenchman
thew were received at the Hotel de Londres with louC
cheers, firing of cannon and expressions of delight
at their safe return The guides give greet praise
to both gentlemen for the GOODNESS and courage they
displayed"
The Lowell Courier says that the aggregate poru
ation of that city, by the u s. census with the ex
ception of four or five absent families is 529o4'
will come up fully to $4,000
In German advertisement for the sale of the ma
chinery of theatre is a N. b:
sTo be sold at the same time thirty-two goot
substantial old ghosts, with very fine new derrt
striking likeness of BUnaparte"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

MISS KENNEDY AND MISS REBECCA MOORE,
HAVING associated themselves for the instruction of
young ladies and little children have obtained the
present the of the Society Hall just above the Episcopal
Church. with the expectation of permanent location
AFTER beg leave to solicit share public patronage
which they will endeavor to deserve by due attention
mental and moral culture of those committed their
Exercises commence this day.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Primary Department, 81. Second Glass, sc. Higher
Branches, S.. Fuel in winter, so cents.
Stationery, &C., supplied by parents Payments in ad
desirable.
October LIST, 1850. Alt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

NEW YORK, Sept 25th.-NAvEL SToREs.-Are without
material change excepting that the stock of Turpentne with
moderate sales is increasing Spirits Turpentne is rather
tending upward and Common Ron, whchis scarce is held
higher We notice sales of 400 bbls. North County, eau-
forty Turpentne at $3.50 per 280 lbs, 900 Spirits Turpen
tine the wharf, 81 32a 80 cents, cash. for large and
small lots 1000 Common osin in lots 81 25 81 ,35 for
Wilmington and 81 Is 25 for North County, in yard
delivered 1900 White 81 $375 per $50 lbs; the lat
for about the best in market and City Pitch and
Tar in lots S wanted, at quotations..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

the soutn timber store an armonrers, timers,
harness makers, ETC.. shop; gun-carriage store
and paint shop the west line of shops, embra-
cling carriage makers" turner's, steam engine fl
lers, forgers and casting shops, Exterior and in
west rear of the square are the laboratory and the
magazines for fixed ammunition and powder in bulk
the battery for proving powder &c. The rear
detrimental purposes inddent to the service.
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Commercial.

CHARLESTON, Oct 2dThe transactions in Cotton yestes
LAY reached 500 bales Prices ranged from l2 to 1890 The
mar ct dropping condition The trans
unsettled market with prices
favor of BUYERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road.
Schedule time ofdeparture of Mail Train from Weldon for
Charleston daily, o'clock, A NJ. From Charleston for
Weldon, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

NorE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, always
inspection cooperage &c. say on Lumber so cents to 81 per
Nj Tar and Turpenne about 10 cents barel *For dry
Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction is made according
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

tripping friend what makes you drink such stuff
as you do! Why the very hogs themselves wouldn't
touch that brandy
That's cause they is brutes," said Tom. " Poor
creatures they donno what's good
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04
FREIGHTS

FREIGIITS,
TO NEW YORK.
TurpentnG Rosn, and Tar, per barrel. 80 u IS
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 so
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross. 90 l2t
Cotton goods and yarns, per bale, 50
Flaxsecd, per cask 90 80
Lumber per M...... 4 90 a 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, so
Spirits Turpentinc, do. ......00 a so
Ground Peas; per bushel, -. ............:.::
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, IS 0
TO BOSTON.
Turpentinc, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel 40 45
Spirits Turpentine, do 90 IS
Lumber, NJ, 6 so 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

FAYETTEVILLE, Oct 2d-No change in Cotton last sales
at 124 22l Flour ST 81. Corn 60 to TO- Bacon g.
Coffee 12b to Is
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FOR SALE.


A TWO-STORY brick dwelling house AMI lot ON the ~
n corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets. It'll
two story frame dwelling house Fourth street.
CHESTNUT, next door to the above.
lot at the of Chestnut and Boundary Tho
improvements frame store house. dwelling house.
Also half lot in Oregon with small dwelling house
thereon APPLY to c. PRIGGE,
Cor. Chestnut st. and the Rock Spring,
Oct 4, 1850. At
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
For THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 8. 1850
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE.
THE Subscriber Will open his school Wednesday, six
i tcenth of October, in the
ODD FELLOWS SCHOOL HOUSE.
His object is not at present. to prepare boys for College,
but to fit them for the counting and the active
day pursuits of life For this purpose he will endeavor to
them thoroughly in the useful branches of Eng
lish Education.
Rates of taition per session of five months
| ADVANCE
Spelling, Reading, Writing. Geography, Grammar,
and first class in Arithmetic, 8 90
Second classes the including History, Algebra,
Natural Philosophy and Elocution, IL 90
The higher classes in Geometry, Chemistry Astron-
omy, Trigonometry, Surveying, and Book Keeping,
by single and double entry, together with the
cessary studies of the second classes. Is 90
Pens ink and slate pencils per session, IS
Fuel for the season. 100
Vocal music will be regular exercise of the school, for which
no extra charge will be made
AB is desirable to have scholars entered for the
whole year Parents who prefer it, may the follow
ing reduced rates.
MONTHS;
Primary Department $l5 90
Second do 20 so
Advanced classes, q 90
| Fuel / 90,
No charges for pens &C., &c. for pupils by the year
Oct. 4th, lS50--4-2t. l.. MCKINNEY
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OF LETTERS

% EMAINlNtT in the lost Ufacc at Wilmington, y C's
II Both September, 1880 ss~ !. f ~
sThose who.s names appear ss List will pieasc ask
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

GROcERIEs Settle undersigned have just receiv
VI ed and opened splendid and full stock of
and Ship Stores for Family use and Masters of Yes
sells Their stock being selected by Of the firm they feel
assured that it is equal both quality and variety
any offering in this market Their consists
part of Rio Laguyra and Java Coffee; Porto Rico St.
Croix Clarified and refined Sugars Teas of all varieties
green and black n, G. Hams, Sides and Shoulders N. C.
Lard; Fulton Market Beef; Mess and Prime Pork Smoked
Eghths Canal Flour Soap Candles Salt by the bushol
sack bag and box; Bags Pepper Spice, Ginger, Cloves,
Mace, Nutmegs &c Cheese Pilot Bread Crackors every
variety; Pure Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, Olive Oil; Brandy,
Gin, Rum, Whskey, ass'd; Mad: Wine, Caret, Port,
Mamsey, Champagne, Muscat Salmon Mackeral, Null
lets, Skip Jack Confectionery Fruits Nus, Pickles. Cat
suIs, Sauces. Wooden and Willow Ware Crockery, TObac
co, Snuff, Cigars, Hardware and Cooper's Tools, Guns
Axes, Anvs &c; Dry Goods Negro Cloths Blankets &c
Cordage, and large Stock of Ship Chandery-which will
be sold low any other House and good
Oct. 4th, 1850 HOWARD & PEDEN.
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sPoRTsMEN, ATTHNTToN

WE have just received Fall supply GUNS COM
w prs the largest and best of Single
Double, Bird Duck and Deer Guns offered in the
State. Also. Rifles, Pistols Premium Caps, Powder
FlasI<s, Shot Pouches, DC. POLICY HART
Guns repaired and made to order.
Oct. L. 1850 Aft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

MRS. BLANKS
AS taken the Mr.. DUPRE's ApothecaryIt3
Store, the North side of Market street. where
is prepared to take a number of regular BOarlers.
She invites her country friends also, to call upon her.
she will always have rooms ready for their service.
The house has been thoroughly repaired and all the
in fine order and well furnished.
October 4, 1850 4-6tsbc
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FIRST rate Harness Horse gentle and kind and Bug
"A gy little worn will be sold at 80 days credit.
Also, Hire.
first rate Cook, Washer, and roner and small girl
bout IL years DID, will be hired for the balance of the year
Apply to PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
Sept. e. 1850 3-tf
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lust Received from New York;
j 10 Bbls. Whiskey, Gin and Rum;
do. Malaga Wine, French and Apple Brandy;
do. Apple Vinegar, and Nash County Brandy;
10 do. City Mess Pork and Canal Flour;
s do. Extra Family Flour, and half bbls. do
u Boxes Cheese; II do. Soda Crackers;
do. Shoes, assorted and cheap;
Also, Candles, Soap, Lard and Starch Tobacco, Snuff
Cigars and Pipes Sugar Coffee Butter Rice and Tea Pep
Salts, Sulphur and COpPeras Campho Indigo and Opede
doc Painkiller Lamp Oil, and b. Oil. good assortment
of Dry Goods Crockery, Cutlery and Glass Ware and
general assortment of articles usually kept in Grocery
Store Call and see, determined to sell.
CRAFT & GRANT,
Market Street, opposite the Carolina Hotel.
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The Lowell Courier says that the aggregate poru-
lation of that city, by the u S. census with the ex-
cepton of four or FIVE absent families, is 52964
will como IN fully to 33, 600.
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81
TIME subscriber having returned Wilmington, Intends
i the first of October to the General Agenc
and Collection Business. He solcits the patronage
Editors Publishers, Lawyers, Physicians Owners of Real
Estate Mills and Slaves, and all persons having outstanding
claims they may wish collected.
All claims entrusted to him at homo from abroad; will
be punctually attended to.
Persons wishing him upon business will find States
at the Store of G. H. KELLEY, the wharf, and the Law
Office of E. CASTwELI., on Marketstreet.
JOHN A. STANLY.
REFEREEs-O: Parsley, DR. J. u. Bellamy r. H. Grant,
f. Cantwell, ]. ID. Love.
Sept. u, 1850 3-2t*
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In German advertisement for the sale of the ma
chinery of theatre, is N. b.
"To be sold at the same time thrty-IWG g00o
substantial old ghosts, with very hne neD deV''
striking likeness of BUnaparte."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-04

TAKE NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to Z. v KELLY requested to
"A forward and make Immediate payment to either
of the undersigned longer indulgence will not be given.
J. w. KELLY,
Sept. o. 1850 3-3t1 JAS. BURCH.
D EMOVAL.Thc subscribers hare removed to the store
nearly opposite their old stand between tho stores late
" occupied by Owen Holmes and c. H. Lppt where they
opening their stock of Goods, Family
Hardware and CrOcl<ery which they will sell low
other House in the place for the cash good punctual
customers the usual credit.
Get 4th, 1850. PERRIN & uARTSFIELD.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
THEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Telegraphic Summary,


In the House, the day was consumed in debate
upon the joint resolution from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, in relation to thesearch for Sir John
Franklin and his men. Several members opposed
and made strong speeches against it. Mr.. Baker,
of Illinois, who is by birth an Englishman, spoke
very warmly in favor of it, II finally passed the
House by vote of 81 to As. The following is the
resolution =
II authorizes the President to receive the vessels
and detail from the navy such commission and war
rant oficers and seamen q may be necessary and
willing to engage therein supply them with suitable
rations for not exceeding three years and give the
Of all necessary instruments be spared from
the navy-the officers and men, In all respects to be
under the laws Of the navy until their return when
the vessels shall be delivered back to Mr. Grinne
An amendment, offered by Mr.. Hall, of Missouri,
" that the government shall not be liable to claims
for damages deterioration of vessels" was also
passed. and in this form the joint resolution goes to
the Senate, where its fate is by no means certain.
After passing this resolution, the House adjourned
over till Monday next.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
The Alv.r.do Hunter Case.

I'm our report, published the oath instant Of the
Court Of Inquiry sitting at Annapolis, the Of
Captain Charles c. Hunter two occurred The
first was in the testimony of Lieutenant Beeker, who
was made to say that white flag hoisted on the
scourge and continued while passing up the river,
and the taking Of Alvarado The testimony, as given
by Lieutenant b.. was that white flag hosted on
shore after the firing Of the first gun from the Scourge
which afterwards brought out in boat from the
shore; and the white flag the scourge hoisted
afterwards that they might proceed from the shore to
the vessel The other spoke Of a second lieu
tenant Of marines which should have read, Second
Lieutenant Marine,l
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
Arrival of the swedish Corvette or the
Battcry--ssiute 90 the American Flag.

Yesterday. at Il O'Clock, thc Norwegian corvette
Nejadcn commanded by Captain I.ushook arrived On
The battery g,a,inE been tovsd up tho bay 20 her
anchorage by the Cinderella tug siesmbosi She -as
visited ny reporter from tls Ti,yol Who wa
received with all roltcness by ne captain. while
he hoarishout one oclocs shc ar,d "a salute of
seventeen guns in honor a the American nae xhieh
Wa nun up her fore and 81, vas an-vered with
Nnnloc thunder fr,m Fort Cvlumbs.. on Gorsrnor'a
isisnd Tho swedish Consul on board The eapt,in.
Nhoisa man II noble Appearance. understands and
speaks Lngih very veil The object ftbe cruise Il the
seiedsn ssn instruction expedition" ora praeticsi
.cho,l to teach Swedish Ra,al officers their duties
Besides the first aud second Lisu,uans attached to
this corvette there thirteen young oficsr In com
mission ON bard receiving instruction and doinr the
duties of the ship In turn 10 "a them Tor future
comfnsud They 20 b. serythne sei q fellows
TL,rr are atogcthsre, board including marines and
semen 80 men. All reported in good health
she IL an exceedingly neat crhn ~eu trimmed beau.
tifuiiy rigzed and very fast sansr sho T. At The
same time rosesfuiiy strong being bsu q Tho bc.t
oak and carries very heavy metal fr vessel Il her
it~ She hes only Is guns. bot They are q pouuaers
Ii,r dimensions a> i2i feet long ~ re, inches beam
aud % feet deep She J. about s0e tons burihcn
she hss eood Gral q service. not having been
81 bcme any winter for u years Her last cruise
has been very pleasant one. ihis being the
eishth yctt she has Witt since she len Coronhsesn
namely Pshs rernsmhucc, Hartiniluc - nariholo-
nev 81 Christopher 81, Thomas Kingsion, (Jsmaca
nj Ilaun.. from which she sailed on th- nth in.t
having tehina ths American fricats Ruitan ami
ttertst ~ ihr Aryriran fCct there sstios. shchas
h,u hr ths lest Ahrrc days at the mouth q shr brv
fs,u stormy wta.hsr ard tcas. There he been 40
swedish si-of-war hi siucs lsSe 'shru Tho sian
wa here bcf re- Tho sDrwcgian Norti sta- VISITED
Nv York tso years ago The Ssinien viii onis ~.
ma % for lew dsys vhcs ~ IA sat fof no.tun. AMI
tht zee rr,.cecdtfo EnEa.d. We EGss rarely scrn =
IrrttsUx sTu.. IA spy naval ssS,k,
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

TILE INVESTIGATING coMMITrEEs-wARM WORDS
BETWEEN ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHNSON AND Sc
CRETARY MEREDITH.
ouR SPECIAL rELEoRArHrc coRREsrosDENcE.
WARRINGTON, April %, 1850.
The Investigating Committees still at work.
Yesterday in the presence Of the committee hot
words passed between Mr. Meredith the Secretary of
the Treasury and Mr. johnson, the Attorney General
Each made accusations against the other When
these disposed Of If President Taylor should
continue to be incredulous, movement will be made
on the whig side which will convince him 1t is =
matter Of common report in this city, to-day, that
whig Senator proposes to introduce resolution de-
claring the cabinet condemned and recommending its
discharge. We have known that such movement is
foot and that the most Iealous wings in Congress
committed to sustain such resolution, when it is
offered.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Two splendid American steamships leave this port
today-the Atlantic for Liverpool with the mails and
passengers for all parts Of Europe and Asia and the
Ohio for Chsgres with the mails and passengers for
all parts OF the Pacific
The European mails will close at 1ois o'clock, this
morning and the Pacific mails at l21s this afternoon
The wrrrLr HERALD, with the latest news, to go by
these steamers viii be published at o o'clock this
morning
Single copies, in wrappers, sxpence Orders frsm
agents received till IL o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
News Crowded Out.

Owing to the pressure of news and advertise
ments, we are compelled to leave out several very
interesting reports and articles, including few ad-
dltonal particulars of the jewel robbery in Balti-
more, the notices of our city theatres variety Of
city intelligence, correspondence, &C., &C., &c.
They will appear tomorrow. We cannot refrain
from saying, however, that the places of amuse-
ment were crowded last night, and offer attractive
bills for this evenings performance.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
Prom nshia-ysilow Fever Rsging Fear
rally.



The hrir Ro-ion. from bahia. lom instant. Snnoun-
ecs that the yellow FEVER bad been raging terribly al
Bahia sweeping "a scamsn belonging 10 vessels Ia
port and great numlsrs Of the slaves. government
report makes the total mortality Ia the province 5000
Previous 70 the sailing of the Boston, Their had been
a severe thunder s;crm. which bad cleared The atmc-
spherc and csuscdths disessc toslste II va thought
Il would 10 totally extinct "a fe~ days.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

fr. rate frtuuy s ogt o. Any DESTROYS o. esai
ish iiutaf ir she Nair rsrr Shaving aud Gentlemen
Furuishinr tuins. The suisr is snsous o. irose q
old sstatsd and lucrative in thr above M
tusiusss ~ hi fancy reirts much % hs ne a. O.
prevent bic stns that stsn'sn che above bushes which
Apply o. JOHN a. GIBBS iiar f..sas saloon. Sizth
stftst National Hotel WashinrtHn. n g. frtiad.ipha
Isdltt anh Eslnnre Sah aaII. Anl enl The l 81 AlAe
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
Tremendous Fire In Savannah. Ca.

ss,ASSsH, April 2j--p. NJ
The largest ere that has been in this city for many
years, occurred this morning about o'clock and
consumed block q thirty buildings they wsre most
~ built cfwood aud uscd retail stores shops,
and dwellings Loss from ssoocO to sicoooo There
we're no lives by the IRE though regret 10 state
that ne uan pes accidentally shot.