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CLOTHING. HATS. SHOES.

sherman, FDjersOn g. co.
NO ! hAsAzrSs STREET, corner Of Canal
X hSHlONABbE CLOTHING FstabIisbpoert
"a's '5 pieaa"e Of ut rmiug orr friends ami he ntc
nat &ehav ",lHPa1en larss and enc ss.os,t II E.t.I
I'hng' nan"iioH'ed expressly for the retail trais yb5 ne ~
very reduced Prces We invite buyers To ersn,. ~.
fore purslang elsewhere, eon tag IN part Of tb, re-
COATS:
Blue black and fancy c22rsd o Fro1k and Drszs Cosi,
Blae black brown and Olive Cloth SAGA and Once C55Is
Blue AMI Mixed Beaver Sac Overcoas
BrsJ add fancy Beaver boulevard Ovsrcnats.
6loe u, olive and nvl5ie gre.n Boulevard overcoats
Black and gold mixed Tweed Palei0t and 5ses.
Blue AID dram Blanket sIcs and OyercoatS.
Block Cloth Coaks
hgiIo R1bAs de Cnambre-
Fancy cOiOred Cloth CsTro G0rio Goats.
PANTS:
Black colorsd an Doeskin Pans
Black figured Cashmere Pants.
supar plaid and fanny Cashmere Pants
GRAY and steel mJei Cashmere Pants.
Fancy English TEesd Pants
Blue and black Satinst Pants
VESTS:
Super black Satin and Silk VestL
Black Cashmere
Fancy BLK an Satin
Rich embroidered Cashmere "
Black Drep Ge Milan
Whe Nlrssaies
Super black ban h.a
FURNISHING GOODS:
Mems super Merno 10 ss,urs.
se1 and while Fiauuei DrtstIs.
super SIX UnieIAhitEs
Brown and white Jean Drswers.
bt"Ah' gray sHf white Cotton and Nerino Socks
y sck and fancy Six aud Satin CTavais NrCk Tics.
mhHe ana coored Linen Cam SILK Pocket Handkerchief
PACK ana co2rei Kid end eulorei SILK Gloves.
SuspenieB Money Bets Double Buttons etc.
Linen and Linen Bos N Cotton shirts.
Linen shn Collar, Fancy French Muslin Shirts.
s,ik and Bingham Umbrellas
Sole Leather rEgoE,, aud qualities, always hand,
.,,, SHERMAN, PERSON s. co.
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,,3l.Es4-sE1I.. l. o. o. F. Odd FclIOVVs' Resi-.
[/a&A[ 10 The Board Of Directors they
prepared 10 dispose Of Lots Vaults
T Lodges aud members Of the Order, according
new plan, upon the following terms, viz
Numbered Lots, $50 each
Do do OF irregular Dimensions. GU per square
hults $40
Do to sockhOdng Lodges AMI members thereof $50
Applicants for Lots will apply Dunlap Chairman OF
eey Committee No. 81 Camp here
OIL I'm 3aP J. o. PERSON, Treasurer.
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Credit and Catalogue saIe.....OI w Dry Good.
BY Il. II. Ella CHE & CO
InreseTNed SaIe-N aIuabie Second TunicfDaIitv
Lots at Auction.
BY IL. w. PALFREY, AuctiOneer,

- Cttce No. Y Camp street.
SATURnAI November g. at o'clocs-Wi be sold a, Banks
y 't ~ '0'N a. t''iAH
fOUt Of GROUND. corner Eruto and Liberty streets,
The " 1 3! feet front Liberty In drtn aud
| fao Three lots adjoining front On Liberty street
each " tee by O wei! filed up and the plank pave
nt on nta street il property ant adjacent the
Dyades Market, plan rEhiJleI Il The Arcade
Term OnH.hIrt cash; balance G.
not e bearing mortgage the properly.
Act If sale before F. l. Lewis, ESQ n. P. nIs
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Moe AAJGlN. Senior VEGAS ard Mons. PISGUEIY
sEnor GAElCI, Lea Ter and Musical Conductor
Eers Donaldson Sinclair Hickey Church Myers schfn etc
Misses Sch.im. YeTuuRlou johnson etc.
JOHN CALDER, Treantrer.
GEO IT. ROWE, Prur pier
JARRETT, Property MaFur
. THOMAS, Master Carpenter
Manager, MIR w. H. CHlPPEADAE late Director n, NTla'i
Garden, New York. N ~
IN, who under the immediate direction Mr. r. PLACIDE
- H. ompany requested to TUESDAY al II
ulN
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children s'e :ons washer . od seanstre.s
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc etc, comprising
~ Manila an6 Hemp Rooe79f al sizes;
;SH%% sII! F!ln and 'GSc ojio6 R0'lH;
Patent Rolsr sEevss-all sizes;
Pat, mt Roller Bushings;
Oors aud DIS sku III sizes:
Paints, Obs and Varnshes;
!Iar3wsGeFa gs9sg. a,.orqG3Pt for ship use
Brooms and Buckets
PUMPS nd Rigging Leather,
GT R st Vines 4 aud quotsIo al descriptions
Wno af On te most on RI, Tea9nase ter terms By
mis- My and No ) Red Stores, Third M'ty.
SAMUEL f. MOORE s. 90, 81 Camp street,
Dscan gI,,.. Plates,
Tu1Esrs, Pitchers,
Cordial, Tufs S5s4 '''
!ely agd
caItos, Globes,
CanI.estiSss Lanterns,
Spoons, Baskets,
p kn"e'' sTiaOons;
~ which will be sold at low prices, and sent free Of charge
NEW MUSlC-TYLER 4 HEWITT lave Just
adde5 to th3ir large and extensive stock Of .nlI,
"a :4ed ar II G Worth consist 9 of Waf1es M "
G-rZtJ NarGbef, Autek Steps, PolRas. Magur; %qsl@
--fl-' edition Of Jenny Lnd's sons etc ETC Among
the new Songs aud Iiecs5
ply Mothers Flainive Song Welcome to Jenny Lind by
liuzza for Independence. SraGOsch
DiiitanIe Polka Marurka. FonrIain Polka
Fashion Polka. ALWAYS With Me.
EuJJs Amman by Hayter. IIqudes FHrban WGltzes
They Have Welcomed Me Q Come to the IngIe-side.
AGAIN. N9c9rne, by Cramer.
Bade Thee Sag, etc. Mar6eIiac. Mazurka by Wal
lion; Hunters Life for Me-
gy large assortment Of PI ANO FOR fTIs frorn the
Of Is PleyeI Il ,Co,'s'' PARIS PfAN0s on board s6ip
TYLER 4 HEWITT,
nl5 lw Piano Forte and Music Store. 80 Camp st.
FURNITURE WAI:EHOUsE-The uud srserei Ie
L specun'ly inform their friends and g==-=zs
the public, that they have just recei we'd s. -
so sort Of 'ABiNET FURNITURE az
a Of every variety and styles also, choice assortment
'MS Sss nd f Hail MARI G w C@a sfaHf
tCioh, Plush, DamGsks, Cords and Tassels, Gmps.
Narnsh, etc etc y Purchasers are invited call and
eHfI se" which VIII be 9lered at prizes That can
o8l i@.dg q and 4s Roya street.
FLORANCE HOUSE, Lafayette Square-The
a above establishment is ready TO receive -
Transient and Permanent Roarters for the coming E,;E
Roard and Lodge per Day .. ,....,,.. y 90
BARD and Lodge per IL 90
mis- lw
| 'E'HE PACIFIC HOUSE-MR. P. L. DORSEY Re.
sneItiuly informs his friends and tn public that ..
ne VII omen his and elegant establishment k75.I
fitted up without regard to expense and surpassed [
BY any like establishment in the city The extensive and bril-
ments to be met with elsewhere The Bar viii at ali
tunes be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors to be
s2d IL the County Mr. p viii be happy TO receive his
'ravieT street, bet Carunee and BaronGe. go 3m3p
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NEW oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.

IuesUdy Morning, November -, 1850.
Cotton-There was active demand yesterday re-
sutng IN sales of 10000 bales Saturdays prices which
quite firm at the close.
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Francis FNb,.e ~ Go.

Francis FNbFe y co.
No. 20 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Have the pleasure Of inf rn,ng they
OF the best materials STYLE and very
moderate prices. The stock comprises in part
super Black aud Blue French Goth DRESS COATS.
Brown Olive, Grsia, French Cloth Ftoet cosu.
Brown, Oiy=, Green, French Cloth Walking Goats.
Brosn, Olive, French Cob Business Goats.
Black, Blue and Olive French Coth Sacs.
lrab French Cashmere Sac Goats.
sack, Brown and Dab Cloth PALETOTS.
Back, Bown end Dahlia Cloth sURTOUTs.
Bacs Cloth Cf.OAKS
Em1ro isrel Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Embroidered ack aud Fancy SIX vestI.
Embroidered Easucit est
EmbrU Tered Na-Eelles Vests.
Black silk an Sa n Vcs's.
Rich Black nd 90 5retiF Silk Vest.
klsh coored Nt 4smsIs vests.
Whre and BUD MarseiIleI Vests.
Bun Valencia Y aFts
Black and Blue Dpsskin Cashmere PANTS
Culorel and Fancy Crssmere Pants.
y glh end Oxford Mixed CssEimere PsnE
Now Spun SILK GNDERSHlRTS End DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and Alsrino tudershirs rnd Drawers,
Ribbed Lambs Wool UndsrshiTts and Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Cashmere ROBES DE CaAMBRE
Back and colnIei Sill AMI Satin CRAVATS.
Rich Figured Silk and Satin Crayafs. -
Rich White Figured Six and Satin Ots-ats.
Rich coli red Figured Silk and ssiin Cravats.
Rich coioTel Silk and Satin
white and cooTed Linen Camlric HDkFS,
White and coored Six Hdks.
White and c0ora, English Silk Suspenders.
w ME and co 0red yelling SusPenderE
Black, coiored and White Hoskn Gloves,
Black, cOOred and Gloves
Black and
-, BACK and c"l0rel Scotch Bingham Umbrellas.
- haIss assortment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Of
Is In ~ 7t1n GNU
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~ II. JACKSON d co. No. n Cc-oJ sfrcct .od
u next door to ths Panters' Hotel bic CI CTU
ING EsTAbLlstiMENT.-Tbe subscribers are now in
receipt OF large and complete Stock of FAsuIoNAHIE
CLoTH!NG and a good assortment Of Furnishing Goods
comprising every article the Of dress BIZ for fa
and winter We pleased have Cur friends and
the public generally call aud examine our goods We
Las, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS. etc. Our Prices
are moderate. ole lsSn
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usI VIII Le perIsct
GENERAL DEBILITY,

organs, and ipyigoratns tie entire system
Also, in FITS, CRAAiP, PARALYSIS and PALSY.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, RHEIMATTSM,
baC,ITE and CHRONIC GOVT, EPILEPSY, LJJlf-
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY' NEU-
RtAHiEGRlA 4o PAlNs IN TIE SIDE AND CHEST,
GTuRy,ATg RI, OF THE SPtNE, HIP GOMPLAlNT :
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complains arise from one
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CENAS TONIC AtSENCY-No, 80 Camp street.
A CERTAIN Rnudute against Constipation OF the Bow
els, TOrpot of the Liver, indigestion, Papitaon OF
the cart Termination of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chills and Fever, etc.
RECOMMENDED BY
H. X. w. Hill, ESQ. President II. b. BascOmbe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Ten sam Houston,
Dr. v NJ. Gwip Capt W. :. Fuller,
IN ". r. Kpeua and ofhors Np9n iv9p
| f'EMENI--3 90 bbis assorted brands tor sale
~ BY Ialsi HAYAAS HOLDEN, " hasssias =,
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The Philadelphia Association, and the PhiIadel-
pia Conference of Baptist Mnster have resolved to OBJ.
erye the second Thursday in November, (I) day
humiliation and prayer
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tAJIt"N! FeEs"ns rar-aet ,la1 ssars ,s4sgAtaA,s
60 security afal1st Sa"s.,'ri Ht~ia sEs ~
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HATS OF EVERY VARIETY and STYLE
= at my New Store, No. IS Royai street, am
kS lust opening large and varied ass 1rtmeut of IN
SHATs, GAPS, RIDING HATS, UMBREL- ~
Las, Ere Ere, consisting Of
- Superine XIX MOLESkIN HATS:
N4SS Extra Fine BEAVER HATS;
49, SILK HATS; 80
>JENNY LIND HATS of every variety "a
yet ont:
RIDING HATS &c a la Jenny Lind
Superine SILK VELVET TURBANS for Children
Extra Fine SILK VELVET HATS for Children:
UNION HATS-Black, Gray and Whe-Brush and Plain:
HUNGARIAN HATS AND CAPS of the Kossuth style;
Soft LAMARTlNE HATS of all colors;
MEXICAN BEAVER HATS, Black and White;
CHILDREN'S FANCY, FUR, WOOL AND SILK
HATS, 10 suit ali ages;
UMBRELLAS of the finest STYLE viz: eros de Nap Silk
Gngham Cotton. etc etc. CD. BUNIE,
pnyal s,ro,t N5o.,h,,..
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AMS-S0 tlerce5 very superior Canvaspd for
Is sails by FERDINAND KBNSETT : Co.
"N " haEAzns 'ues,l
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V
For sale Mt who esae on the most liberal terms
oSi tits J. BREWSTER. AZ Common ST.
sGs CITA HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE .ssslzA
ESQ No. 10 Charities street. s
80 We are lust in receipt of the latest improved "a
Paris ATS varieties styles Hats and Cal for Boys
and ChdTen Ladies' Black Beaver and Velvet Riding
and Cops; Boys low priced Hats and q ps for school wear
Dur establishment worthy OF visit from those who study
economy Our goods quality and assortment being equal
to the best and our prices very low.
HASKELL, Successor to James Evans.
o2s it2dp SPIN No. 10 Chaitres street.
boot AND SHOE Mandatory, No. 10 ST..
- CHARLES STREET-E. O'SULLIVAN invites a.
the attention OF gentlemen desiring well made and
- handsome fitting BOOT, SHOE, or CATER, III
f9tO his elegant assortment OF the several arti~S
cesin his line; Hslong experience and knowledge
of his business enable him satisfy the fasdi0us in
point OF fit and elegance OF appearance
sY LASTS made 10 fit each customer and kept specially
for mis- nj 3ms
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAN
4 UFAGTORY, 81 Common street, opposite the a,
PeraRdd dOtCi. JOHN MEIrZl Err, manu- II
features order, and keeps constantly hand and
for sale. the latest ant most Fashionable styles Of5
Boots and noes, of the very finest materials.
-Sekffj Imported by himself from the hest factories IN
- France Those who leave their and orders
with I'm with certainty good and easy fit with
prompt Dispatch Ills prices moderate and he soicits
share of public full confidence that he will h.
able to give satisfaction those who favor him with call
NJ 3n 3p
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COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANT
The undersigned respectfully infoim their rend1 aQd
the public generally, that they have opened RES. Ga
TAURANT AND COFFEE SALOON on St k4.i
Charles street, door above GTayer, up stairs A5l
Roarders taken by the week month reasonable terms
The patronage OF our friends is specttully solicited
nlb lwT MOFFIT n KING,
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SIANO F0HTEs,- The The subscriber respectfully an
entire agency gin this cty) for the sale of the
sSfIlel2Fe9 u N3S manTac,ered by r n
CII;kERING, Boston; and that he has at this time a
very large stock, G3mpuang all the yRgtss Also hfes
! pi4 I'd henry PARspNs, 70 Camp surs,
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COFFEE HOUSED FOR SALE-The splendid
- Eolee and Lunch House called the WASHING. -
TON COFFEE HOUSE, situated at the of Es- f:i
panade and Front evee ss to be sold moderate k4
terms, account OF the owner going Ca0na nil Iw3ps
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE-About 2OOO
L of Texas BOUNTY Lands Patents lonaed as fol-
lows: Al miles from the city Of Houston; 70 miles from lie
Trinity River and L miles from The San ia, into River
Titles gOOd-and well mbered For sa'e low AnuIv IN
n9 3w WIN. J. DEWEY, SO CiTayigr 81
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FOR SALE-A very valuable Lafayette Build
ing Lot Of Ground, forming the North. corner of
Nayades and COTey Streets beng 100 feet l0l6 inches West
side Nayades street and 49, feet lower side Conrey street. be-
tive parallel lines. T, ID. HAllES, Broker,
IN. stairs
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PLACIDE,s VARIETIES.

M w. ralIDE has pleasure in announcing the public
Noans that the above place OF eutert mnen will open
aud BAD ct Company. - ~ '-' ''''1
The following ladies and gentlemen are engaged.
,r,,.r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
The Worlds Fair in London.

The preparation for the mammoth ex-
hibilion of the products of industry Of all
nations, TO be held in London next May,
are going on apace. We observe that
vessels are advertised TO sail from Boston
and Philadel phia, carrying passengers TO
London and back for 500, and allowing
about three weeks tine for the passengers
TO remain in Europe. By fitting up prop
erly large ship, so as TO Accommodating
q large number of passengers, the voyage
may be afforded even at this low price,
and yet be conducted with comfort TO
those on board.
Now, if vessels can be fitted out for
this object at the North why cannot we
send one from James River! VIII there
be enough of Virginians going over TO
Justify the charter and Quitting OF ship
to carry them, without resorting to the
ports of the North? If the merchants Of
Virginia will only cooperate in the
measure by shipping sufficient amount
of produce for ballast, and ordering re-
turn cargo, the thing may be done sue
cessfuIIy. We have tobacco, flour, kiln
dried corn meal, and perhaps other ar
ticles, which we might send. We want
railroad iron, if nothing else in return.
Why not ship direct from our own river,
instead ofsending our produce via New
York.
A party of Virginians--ladies and gen.
tlemen--crossing the Atlantic together,
would be in every respect agreeable.
Let those who think of going TO see the
collected industrial products of the world,
unite, and they can accom- plish delightful
and profitable trip at very trlfling cost
less than what many spend during their
annual visit to the watering places oftheir
own Slate.--Rich. Eng.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

e. Among the various interesting
and useful inventions exhibited at the late
Fair of tie Marylan Institute, we notice
the following:
"INGENIoUs CLoCK.-At the late Fair,
Mr.. II. 0. Morrell, of this city, had on
exhibition clock, of ingenious conslruc-
lion, which gave an alarm and lighted a
lamp at the same moment. 1t was much
admired. At the time friend, in our
presence, suggested that on the same
principle, lamps might be lightened all
over the house, and fires kinded. He
took up The suggestion, and this year he
has clock which, located in the grand
saloon, at a given signal, lights up stove
in the room below, ready for boiling wa
ter, &c. This he does every night, and
he thinks it first rate substitute Tor a
house servant, so faI as this part is con-
cerned. Moreover, it is believed that if
bachelor would provide himself with a
sewing-machine, in addition TO the clock
he could get along "excelendy we'll"
barring the darning of stockings. The
same gentleman has on exhibition patent
time. piece movement, which is worthy
the attention of hor?logists. 1t is a fin
ishcd piece Of work. Rich. Whig.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
The Convention yesterdax

We hal yesterday again four hours Of
rich intellectual entertainments. The mo-
lion far recess until the Isl tfgJanuarv
was ably discussed BY Messrs. taarliIey Of
Barbour, Claiborne of Franklin. Jann-y
of lIouduIn, E.tnunds uf Halifax. and
Wise of Accomac it, favor, ana Mr.. LYON,
1 of Richmond City against ill., The ahili-
. ties and speaking pow ers .nl all thes, y ~
tlemcn are SO we'll known tn the people.
of Virginia, that we deem il nrnece.sa,y
10 say lha, they dad full Justice 10 rl,@sal
jet, and that they gave gr'at graliti, iii ~
tn The crowded and attentive audience.
Mr.. Wise was the last sYeaher-and hi
speech was peculiar and striking Like,
Mr.. ihves of FRINGE George, he is unlike
any other speaker we have heard. Radi
cal as we have been considered, we could
not begin To come up To his posi;iln-
5 that of an sIaGniie Radical" as he STYLED
: himself. Though from many Of his po-
ksions we strongly dissent. all must ad-
Ril that he has brilliant and extraordinary'
Abpwers of oratory; before the people he
must be invincihle. We heard that from
one of the sturdy members of the Wesl
he drew tears-so impressiyely did he
depict what should be The nnmense des-
TIMES of the State. A lady in our eve
seemed Singularly moved by the torrent
like orator from accomac. The audience,
Yesterday, had an excellent opportunity
of studying different styles of speaking,
Mcssrs. EdmUnds and Wise. Who were
the last consecutive speakers, and whom
therefore we could best compare, furnished
a striking contrast. The one quiet, corn-
pact, strong, and CONFERENCE.-The other
bold, dashing, impetuous, and with his
bright falchion, cutting his way through
all obstacles Such is the difference Of
SiVle--upon the merits of the question
we should not be so bold as to advise
such body o" men, who fully understand
their duty 10 the State and to themselves.
The flood-gates Of discussion (On the
basis and every other question: seem now
fully thrown open--and we Cannot say
when a vote will be arrived al. We only
regret that the Convention had not adopted
The proposed system OF reporting, so as
TO let the important speeches, made in
the two las.~ days, go before the people.
They might this morning take up the
subject and dispose of it at once. If al
dopted, skillful reporters might be put to
work, even to-day. They cannot better
appropriate sum of money VERY small
comparatively, as the facts will bear out,
than TO The diffusion of these important
debates.--Rich. Enquirer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
From California.

NKw oRK, Nov. 6. !
.Arr;cn 2f lie Empire Ci'y--Latt,
tdiiidrniu Nctes--Ihe recent fire
Nors Gold, S'r. The steamer Empire
G.tv has arrn ed here frcm Chagres. She
.hr'cg, 200 Ipssersers, and $4,000
w,sIn # grld dust,
Tie Cilk OF he Empire City died on
i':pl,>age.
la g quantity cf gold has been
irped within Tie week prior TO the
latest ,ia;c, from Cal foruia. The amount,
IL supposed, will noI be less than three
n!iicns o! dollars. Trade was brisk from
he mines. Purchases were making ac-
lively i'll preparation for winter.
There is less slrirgrncy il the money
market than has been known before.
The ground burnt over by the previous
fires had nearly all been rebuilt.
The miners were all doing a very pros
porous business.
Produce Of all kinds in good request.
Western flour was selling at Sl4a$l5 per
Dbl. Beef Sl7a$ls. Mess Pork Sls.
Prime Pork Sl3a$l4.
Dry gnods in fair demand, but not ac'
tive.
Productive gold diggings have been
discovered near PlacerviIle.
Terrible accounts have been received
from the overland cmigrlnts, who were
suffering. greatly for want of food, by the
cholera aud by attacks Ct Indians. 1t is
estimated lha! there are twenty thousand
persons yer in the placers beyond the
desert. Subscriptions have been opened
in San Francisco for their relief. The
collector of the port was solicited to give
100000 for The starving emigrauts, but
refused--he had no power to do so.
The late fire destroyed l25 buildings;
loss estimated at 100000. Among the
buildings destroyed was the Pacific hotel,
just commenced on Jackson street, and
the Philadelphia House. Tie Court
House was saved with difficulty.
The cholera was still prevailing in Cal
i(ornia.
The steamer Oregon arrived at Panama
on the Ttli, with the news Of the passage
of the California bills.
The dates from Kingston are to the
Goth ult. The cholera was very bad
there, and the deaths averagedfoIty day,
creoles and negroes.-Ctipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
ADMINISTRATOR S
s 4 L b

ON Saturday the 18Th dny Of Noren'-
~ Der, 1850, | will offer at public sale,
at the late residence of DR.. Thomas Ham
mond, in Shepherdstown, large assert
ment of handsome
Household &. Kitchen Furniture
Also, a choice and extensive Library Of
Miscellaneous and Medical works, with
a large assortment of Medicines, Surgical
instruments, &C., TO which the particular
attention of the Medical profession is in
vited.
Several valuable servants.
An excellent horse, accustomed to both
saddle and harness.
/ Rockaway, Buggy and harness,
with many other articles of utility and
convenience.
Terms of sale-For the Slaves and for
all sums of So and under the cash will be
required. For all sums over SIS credit
of nine months will be given, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
No property to be removed until the
terms of sale shall be complied with.
T.. |. LEE,
.4dan'r of Thomas Hammond.
N. B.-All persons having claims upon
the estate of Dir. Hammond are requested
TO present them to the subscriber properly
authenticated. L. |. IL.
October %, lS50-ts.
CharleStorn papers please copy.