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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
BBOOKLYN ITEhy

HoNDtI MOEEifs. H9cn .
FiAs~-Is s.srosy afternoon a small frame buil<
- on Rsyiaords .as burned 10 gTosas II ~asgss3
- stable. Los. tnning.
NV CHURcH--Th. CEarrn OF he Restoration,
Dr Rev Hr Thsysfs congregation, vii probsDy ~ 90
sind ard deacsse,. about he ffs o. June l.sws0.
cssec vii q he LAndsoInes edGees n tbs CITY
AIrENYTED ScIciDE.-O. Saturday mOrnsng
sbos ococ3 man empiOyed al 10 Ffcnfsl BfookYn,
sfsmpie1 ~ csuIr suicide By ewaiGwlnRs qBsurty "
rlrc scd Fortunately BIS act discovers ID iEnsd,.
s,y air~s,c shd an 1nuccte administered The pseEi
- a. As-r 70 ~ residence 10 cab TIE Of Ills az
.despSLdsncY He lad lately returned from California
|nrre ~ bad oct 81 nat - bad irsssd u realizing La
nucipstOGs IA thai country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Richardson, Bro,her- 4 Co., CIresiar.

PEI stol-er Aigga.a LetSrool. HsIci g il5.
Oar CoIrcS hsKKtr courtu-c very Gu "a SeeE, lh-
ga per B. icSeI. 30 81
tefe us. bct'- ma krL bal to-afs - Gees De srm.
las teeu usf prces f III o. - Ter D.
Ger hose = uL - Is W he iJr-.su; s u
bAe. u wLca TIE irsae have - SEQ b.es Al
i-i sa.-. sas. a Sd psr h. e. s8Giss A. d ior
tzr lPsnos a. 81 gef = 'or crluzrs, go Pc .a fe
hiadiog Sac sla 80 ID ~ Far Onesas
Assss Nf- rrly Gal sri he ui1ag s. - -
Ter ~. oS Hra-srsl fctA A. ID ,er cwt tof Pears
OUlxcrTKcN SsRS Is rex NJ "a ca % "a g. pei
i-r trs fAy flis1e ats - Wten oaN fe'A- sNe- can
- us.de wvuc lave % b lszrI f1f c1autry
'ausa krs1 ~ quote = . 20 - "a g-f e~t Be-
20 10 20 80 PER 4a Whsle o. - % per IN
- psr ~ -, ia .ldi,re' psicrs Ia9~ ., very ca
SA 81. pei esl - ~ a. v@lv - oe.S NcTaAu-ficsn
LlNsssD C.AG hAs See u-d, - ses asrs n-r-
: o. = lVs per i.n .s-tf ic- Tor an- 20 cssAs
For CilvsSsstD there tas -os been any sninz4ou 10
ne e7raaal. a. Frcr. save Gecas1 =. per tie
Aunvricsa al Errce1 ss'ins e-en sod q. - fsr
Usx oOos sr- rsihrr lower - Dorago Loss ood hAr.
,rs so,n via a. - - Der Tar Joe - 5 per an
Su0se ~ lspeschy, an as 10 t lo1 Pc ia .cr
ofi,Ro v<- have hsd s--sr. .rrru. az here Do ssv
ic trVn nrca tepsn0 he sccocns q s1ysEe-
have sol Lad sny r-sct .srret AZ I'D
c-Ai,y Re h9e :. ia q cvT Imgos % he prrs-rt
,. sS Us season ' -i' - II - '''' 49, a7'' -''
sasvx bss arrived sor- he-y sosgs here :. DO, much
Wes'rsu yes .s0ecd tie qualify kss-fu Lao oeV1 soc
f-tAA s. So PsT cat but u shss ror gla;s
g.. pef csl a; wt.sh he -essrd 1E-ied sluck
NrNtf D, ta-AA &C = GNl -lif irc
ard nay iske irre1 az shoCd leif 80 mes .issc-
aay lave a.g4sr range u Friees ShgU t-rs rave
ssvl 49, A. - per ~ srd 80 ~ iSs pe- ~
81 Hvs1s lIpoFt g bscur l..s - hSIr- Azs-1s
.ty7. tsSes sane uE,e a. yea
SsSF-To~ uAlsscl4Ls rs kricl- ave oesz "a
sac EHs;rr- q goc cuA-f - aern 49, - u Per
tosce, BE su-2- 70 csrs zAklg Uuch E1sf
here SIsEy - lW Western AID f4sieru tcru, La
" ID = yory 1il Eore. a1c c-1st &c 500
tie value 81 es,rru So % -
p7 tre brand. rcfA kz.ea F.le Mes ~ socc cass.
sss eazsd "a s.. pr 3D. - ssrtri 5~es
ce.rcc o.. u 1cr l,ef- g sr ctrscs sgck hss
t-eD Ess-rg q "a o. ~. hc lf Prime Mes A-rvzs
ti bcsi a. dsic, = > kssi1s ls-'2
s. yesf-src cffofk 49, 5os Gss-nsl 4. la s.ns
-s-e year.
CssEsF h.s eeeo ~ihQu much charge izAi s.eo-
e.; al Se Slois lr1diEg, Sc "a yer c~I s1a
Suslly IS ~ "a per e~L
GsAIS-luesv.se dslu-ss II tie c--i.ra sac aursSe-
FeaesOc ~ Nsce sas ehsrsrtrge TIE %
al al othFs s-ee he departure Of he -Canada- Tns
sAes 81 Whss y es psss Hftsisa havs b<sz sxrezsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

~. ssa ..hozsh nss-y a a.scye5rs q 1-siga esve
be-n o6-rvd q reduction ofSa 70 "a per = - oar 1s
r. i-sur q foreign uitzuisczrrd Fos- .e-ousy nies
T--1 W. sd c-gress-s t.r t-xse TIE Erreip1 49,
e Or poi I'D n West fo1 h> Slse nsye 1el &c Sc
N .O-s Cansds-. " Sew o-s g So - F-r - IA 10
Fe-nsy G-u1csee have head ~ aay 49,
hs-e 80 h-avv srr1vas " Bare F.7gr, And s-'y
from Frarc-- A1d bear q cocsaefsle
Of - yn-rt ,oug, ne g1analy u Saper1ne Ffecc.
or a Eenerz- 49, good. al s17pofH i'f-
Ia csssea Reduction q 3 10 - per 'seE ifoH - ~
vs.-- AI-rc1n ana Calsl.Ar cus1a-s tss- rees Pres.
.1yy os-rri A. sr..asy reducing Pree. irs -, as
-l1'stons 1-r saes lave bcrl maze ron - N -
sls1.s1 - 10 @a61 ~ ,-r- bl.ul1r- snc - -
O. 60 ior .Ellste paaa-ts .s- e To-" oArr-s o. -
&C y imported Westerns !. as dsy -erc-li Al 90 20
barrel. t.lo4 ps-c-.s ooutuo- % - .egec.e- I1c
E-r y urc-nsfr V.-e -u1l- -ieTor Wee IS fF---
ave 5-ea So 5, ~ ;.e. - rs--e S-lsFo-s 49,!
49, 81 karoFe.n e. Corr. a. Cox Tce ae7e ice
Les D. h. r-s,ss- 20. - r-,-,-5 s..,e1 s-a ~-ry
f-Bi.-- 1--.-1 IS I'd --Cr-Es- - e.; 2 . o. .s
5--rch Of b gan iFsdr oar saves heu 81 - rs.
Pc- hs-e -, -c -9nsarytoa = lac sgsia re-
= r -. 80 7-c1e q - - 90 > 5e- -l 20 49,
l.s-e t. r-~ Cor -h'rh hss s'7:'sc 1-re A-a1ss-
Is ro' oesI - -sea Ae.ef = W exP--ea - 1..e
81 q, =. 'r 20 o~' cul- loo-1 JeoF, al - ~
vt'---le i-T 11-s-s lar hsv- r-PeArst - = e
s''-~l-l -g4r~s 1os; hold-r, Of Ame-c.1 Ne7e ee-
usrfi-f h't 40 pow ies. ar1. - F-- e. ca q q
- - - . o. - 40 l--s C. - % - - 80 20
..-v w-@ .0-I 80 ruc. .rt.1-- E1d r1s's .5oS-
eie is5es ace i ;-- ,-se y 1e eoas1 -s re sive7
- L
ever v>Hos . 70. likely 10 te -s1et
o. rei=rug ID ls 81 Imports A1f Exports - lnlal
C1-- rsi ire turner .-r1ln.s over Or l0 -1s-
srd Inc Cnv a7oli l Ire .rsf % lie
y-sr ~sch stves SOCK LIS p--- = Corn -looo guar
srF q e. nc -1aT.s-s u he c-s-sfv
c- 1sud SIS D-c-r7b-i asii-snd tesv- ~ s1rk iu
ir-s01 IS SD col.ie-s-T incr-sa=c - ~aa - A. a.
800 -l.s
AtO-r i-srke' '-'s 1l0r-l-E taer- Va ~ ts0osiou
evl1ced D oy--s 10 " beat sut ne sosene ~ s1-s We
en- oaT say 'Hsf src-s ~ere amos no0''us Iae sa-e
81 Perch F.Fis ro.rc 10 per sack over hsu carer 20
20 go and A-efrSn ar Cs-sc-s1 --ses wee $50
9Iac terms We lear1 % - Trans
s"-s ~ - Indian Corr 54t = pzrces n ,es were
~ -u'p "a warehouse p y % 500 IT, 'S 40
Il. % - i0r VIE u--esss arr p a.e.,-ia N0f-s
Nesf uo-rsiv Gsto G - Csuacis1 - - " s. el
be Nrl.e-c Csr. Slperfne- l,ss C1-.rse. - G s.
- ace plia 80 b-tsrr Ga g - 81 C--&-iE-, rs
g-T 1t.
'ur1rI 81 BE .s.f.r1 wees, = - sos " : re-l
--- AID = sEls- l-c-si . o. hh'- of Frerc
% o. - l-d a. Corn Esp9- ~ i-disn Con-
r--..d. - 80 W mai resrr- fIIv
RICHARDSON BROTHERS, 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Thinss In sehl.swis ncis.eip.

The Prussiau Government has answered Lord
Palmerston's note Of tho Goth, proposing proousa
ton o., the Danish aunstice Tor six months THIS
answer was in perfect conformity with the resnlu.
tons Of the cabinet. The sum and substance is
thisPrpssa will not her soldiers to coerce the
Schleswgers. She takes her stand upon he nth
article OF the Convention OF Arnistice, which Gays
that the soldiers are 10 msintsin tranquility and
order They have done NO. In the only case when
the public peace was threatened, they interviewed
ana put al end to the disturbance. But they are
no, obliged to violate tranquility in order TO force
the schleswigers to pay the taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
E0RWAV.

T,srouH;- e0rruues % refza The Greek 0ovsrru-ri
sos l- .s.on pers.s - % -l.s moment -a eoasiA5-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Prus.Inn MISCELLANY.

An extraordinary grant O lS,OOO,oOo thalera 10
the War Mniister--whch is 70 be covered, IN case
OF need by a loan--has beeu accorded by the Cham
bers without division, under condition that this
loan be met by ole per cent. sinking iund, aud
that specific details Of the mode ia which the money
has been expended shall be- laid before the Cham
ber Of this sum eight millions are required 'pr
The extraordinary expenses OF tho troops kept Oh
the war establishment IN Baden, Schleswig, and
Hambur.b, and the remaining ten millions are 10
be held in reserve, in case circumstances should
require the augmentation NJ the active army
is We anticipated, the tr.sl OF the tor,y-two
deputies who reused 70 pey taxes ia compliance
with The resolution Of the lufc Chamber terni iated
by tine acquittal OF all but Bucher, barist,r o.
Slulpe, whose case was hagraut He, however,
has rot bcen found guilty on the principle OF RS
fusug taxes, but in consequence Of uter,or acts.
emluatiug from this refusal
The Koiaey Zeifarg has telcgraplic dispatch
from Berlin Of tie sd stating that the hrst Cham
Der had. on the previous evening rejected the bll
relative - the income tax, and had accepted snoh
a. cl q very different character The second
Chamber had that day come 20 the resolution Il
al ourn the debate on the new bill during Tie pres
snt session.
The PrussiRn Parliament was pfOrOgued on thG
goth inst by Royal Commission, Ills Majesty hsy
ing been prevented from being present in person
Ia consequence Of his late accident. The President
of the Council said, he could Lot help remskiug
had occurred where the session had arrived at a
regular and peaceable conclusion
Account, from Berlin 10 the 27tl ut state that
Gen. Strotha, Minister of War. had resigned
Lieut. Gen stockhausen succeeds him. The cleo
tons Tor the new Upper Chamber take place il
March
A Geographic dispatch from Berlin, dated the Is
March, aud published in the h0!ner ZeituHg an
nounces that prolongntioa OF the ormis,ice be
tween Prussia and Denmark had been decide
upon. but 10 details are gwen
Another Geographic dispatch dated Berlin, th
LIST inst. says
I'VE have Just learned from a sent official source Tia
The Prusslan Government shows ifef more gccOmmoda
ing IA hs Swiss question: the diacuhss " which Ouid
easily settled N Russian diplomacy not sbOritg IA a
entirely Opposite spi BY exciting Austria 10 persis In be
exosbssant demand for hs expulsion OF all political re'
gees aud tor 0rnFing back switzerland 10 Tie is oi IN
compact OF lslh AZ for the question Of NeuchAel fruss
10 disposed 10 accept compromise which shall proir
thu ghls OF The Prussian and 10 oede 10 n
concsatng view. instances 9f France ard Eng land
BY decree Of the King Of Prussia the prlmar
elections for the first Chamber are TO take place
the 10th Of March. and the election Of Deputies Q
the 4th Of Apnl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

F.r Anga-1l LivlSfoo,, hsrca Iaj..
e.cos OK a-s .a1ft ri3ies 70 dry fs,t Essorn New
90 ll-si " extern y O. 4ls3'si shoulders iD.os
BAsK-O4o c.ror, Ter CT New lofk aaI fniade-
Sftr-Pnme Ae,. per uerce 3oi lbs New 7c4sa' Or.
BUnss-Csns.i.u 5os6a. Gies.4 5lG-5-
taef.T-F.re iJ,45,i MitG4nF ji-3as Ofcinsu %Giza
Coss -Wt-et 4 Red per 60 %. SIS, 7Ji u hi.e
s.e NiXe1 :. t5hcs ~ Cas- Ian Re- = 4is,s % Wie
f. sasbs 81, oar. N-scrn Cera PEI - l7-21s - q
d-iaua scs21-; Hsur.ore 2Is 5isz9, ono - ida
~. Carad's 2!al'ssdi [ snd Csnsd Sur l7'l9-
dian C.fr per 80 10 Yellow SAILS Whds ~ sts.s.
Iidsn Mcsl icr ttl = 3s p otl5si P.st Csusd al
per o.. .bs .5s<7. 5lsckt,vd hoas whise OF Cas-
Hass L. cssls,n SAT- not smoked New 44st6.
LARl pC' ifce-rne IN Srf. snd bbls Sc Gooo "a c.
80. to Oid,usry a. MdcADs S9sSjs ca, Inferior s1a
fors~P1re Nee, New pr Jol pm D, Ess.orr s. s'.
c. Ga a2sffs hess 4osiis Prime none.
Ncr Carolle ciesset. 81 quality. Aa2os ca - quail
3. 10 Gislss u
srsn s,sS pc hsa Or bushels. so.s,s Cover au's
?. - o"' day psd per ca SOILS, Iimoi!, do CO.
TAS-rcttcilcs 6j,l2s g.
ts-Ias lr--,acuols are 20 mos. Limited 'cae j.
s,,oS-Uid ~. been 10 '.lt r,que., a, TAI prce. oa
~ Ns'. ~ oS.iD ~, s.,;a .a~ ss PIC, -. a .'
Dee g smaca reilccc New asms coa-r1a 3D. cool
d-ir,nd
a go rsgs Bs.luIcfu a. ss9. q per cTt
SLtF secs Laws been Ilsae BAL t1is sroe 1v-rs ~
s.. GituiFti .0 c1t,1era,l- fN-Gl 'hs usnssctori
-sc.s 20" aefc-s For isFonie brands ne - nr'1 coo
! iaii,u he's been made
CHftst-Tns adele 49, teef bur h-nso rrsles o.,
cu sor ~eisd beng orasr. q "a!ca there scsr eil
kIN here
C0sN-Tse Corn u.srke; has teen 10 mo-, dsqr' ---
cufng ~ ras, ALTO rtt G4c oulsaous aga.
ser flr every grtcc Tlo-r ~asfr-leT belle -ssEes
llLc cay he cclLIt lltsr C.Tn So y rfuTes
\ ~Aitb noiders met ala decline 81 81 per qls1-r
Clo'ss SEtolJo ,s''s cold = SIS 'o O5, up 10 "a "
i x1od cn- New
LAED hss been n good demand Al pfes.,us To
rezTy 9c ions Principally - - - ior oro.aar
! refining cus'rv % So lol trv z-rs
LNssEp CskE-T0 effect sAess Tcdueuol o. iOslss Pe
4 tn As lrel 49, iu..fea 80
! Oiss-'o igls Sou,lcrp N.s.c t-csfh sS2 la
fuAG-lhc safes are le.ry tOo tcis u PINE N~ss II
Old 't- sses chiefly .sOu 5ssizs 40 z New Lasell
I 'IVm aoaitB
sicE-r4s riAise, very % GO. WI 5.~nvari .sr
I deucT
! kESS--l,cO th's sod FL 5. 3'.Ss -
I IsiLu~--fhcre ve r~ ra-sacgo-s 80 rfVlsl "a G
| uGy - C.o.-d .or ! 1
TtRPtNTlNt- ien tps a: mixed c-Gaaes - Rllgt
/ e. frcr - t4h7s 81 SurIfs stesdv
Yosrs sTIET. CUUBRCuGE q sTITT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

StssELs RozE< AT sG.
A-Eos, e Ne- Yors. IA Pea Al a :. "a !. "
A-sSrA sof borss<,s, IA T-s - =, las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25


G,.s L--ay 1aoss Ert.is Cs1.sss c--~r 3d.
'. - on w --cs tf. 1rsl F-- 49, q i--s p. p
. - 'siaeas a: - -si-r .ssHf Ices, 80 - Sc
80 -' q ~ 4a--- .------.---s ~ O. -
lee y DN-ys-.s,-A G---a saoy aars-t -, PIE -.
re- a 1~~- 1a-- a1l-- at- fl i.- Elsf-art m a
r-ss s-ra D-sv~-- H.s. g sci sr-y s-s
aa-- = -- frt -.s he-- - b-.s l s'lars 70
Ger -f1r{ 's-f - % - ils~rs 49, asai7s- rt
------"----- ---- ---- '----- ---------' :, I.
- Ne, s.- st,,,,ss = -,.- , - - - -
49,. a - l.fe4 49, tst-s ~" t'H a 49,
- ttsli rr z e. F---. lie H-ag
-ai-1s a. 80 -fi-- sffHg t-s- - - l-sss slt 40
s a~.F-s-.
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.s,I ea5 = ~ 81 ,-s --..-.r e. -. a. / ss-o--
-s.. - S-aNssa So sr--a ..,g zart-s -Nr--t
y 's.loas - 3 :. -oz r---- - "a
81 al ~ ~ tailea' e., - -aisr sPras Les 80 - ID
- ,ass q g. ag. e s-ss--1 ~ gf-s q 80 sIissas
~. : 49, =. - = 80 49, $780, -. =
$3.50. RI --'- ------ a. =
s-se. = ka-s-y re y Ma g-v-s sssy .as.-s - =
~ "-a = - l- le--f = ial-ozas y - aaHsf2 O.
- s--s ha1--l - cay - = is--oG-s .; -
e-r spr1s --' - - is-sss a. ssPsss a--rFs
a,-.-.J s..s ssEsE
s-s -,s-fr-1 ea-s.y q Pr- 49, T-rr 'FssN
u. -az- q - s@l - = =. sars Lss q IA b
s-rs sss ns-r-r4 ne sss-,. Of -. xar..s -i-, 'r-
-1ir-- r1 ~ 4 ga srs,l -1tf-.
a. -ti-i-c m ai - 81 C-i- r. - 81
- = 81 i.-i a. --rsfsst- etr4rre-s 40 -
sst- ts-sfs - 49, slr-s+- - ~ 90
s9--1'e, O rui - % -rJ sihos 80 q a7s
e. - si.1rf . -zsA - d -
49, ss - - '~s 49, tss< - ss;ar- = a=1f
vtssELs st0zE< n sG.
A-rca = NsuY rrx -. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

TIE PUBLIC EgAtGE.--By the ret1ssI IL the
oscs 81 ne C..y Inspector -p ous Needy Re
y-5 OF .ss,as g. - City aa6Co14.y Of So@-ye.s from
90 ls,a ca - March lhs sd asy 9; Msrch. lgso
de- e Wo--a, 81 8oys s. Oir's 81 Total u,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26
D. s. S. blackjack,
Grocers and Communion Merchants.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
4 RE now receiving their Winter Supply
Il of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c,
which they offer for sale on accommodG-
ting terms, viz:
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Cuba, Loaf,
Crushed, Powdered & Clarified Sugar;
Java, Rio, Laguyra, Maricabo and st. Do
mingo Cof1ees;
New Orleans, P. r. and Sugar House
Molasses
Gunpowder. Young Hyson, Imperial and
Black Teas, some very superior;
Tobacco of various sizes and qualities
Principe, HAVANA and American Segars
Sperm, train and paint Oils, Paints;
Paint, whitewash ard shoe brushes;
White lead, adamantine & mould csndlesi
White, brown, CASTLE, and general as
sortment of fancy soaps;
Rice, pepper, pimento, race Gingeri
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, ground spices
Sup. carb. soda, salaralus, salt petre;
EPSON salts, alum, indigo, madden, cop.
peras, sal. soda, mustard;
Fools cap, letter and wrapping paperi
CARROTS Sch snuff, in bottles, & bladders,
Rappee do IN Jars
Martinique do in bottles;
Salad oil, backing, brooms, cedar ware;
Painted horse and other buckets;
Alican, mats, grass and hemp ropes;
Leading lines, bed cords, oakum, matchesi
Ia, 900 lbs. hams, shoulders, side bacon
10 kegs lards
500 sarks fine and ground alum salts
Family, superfne and extra flour;
30 bbls. No. mackerel,
l25 do eastern herringi
20 and ! casks Madeira, Sicily Ma.
deira, Port and other wines
10 baskets champagne wine, in qu.
and pts.
20 bbls. common and rec'ed whiskeyI
ITO do old rye 10, part very superiori
90 bbls. n. E. rum;
20 do country gin;
pipe Holland d0l
bbls. peach brandy.
Is do apple DO;
Is and casks Cogniae brandies.
dark and pale, OF superior qualityt
% bbls. and or. casks Am. brandy.
Country dealers are requested to call
and examine our stock before purchasingi
and cohsignments of Country Produce
will receive prompt attention.
Alexandria, Va, Dec. l5, l649.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26
ALEXANDRIA IRON WORKS.

ALEXANDRIA KUN HURkS.
m w. & r. G. SMITH, .4Ieranlric'
i. Va, execute orders for high and low
STEAM ENGINES,
Steam Boilers and Sheet Iron work, Ma
ehinsry of all kinds, MI Fork, both
serougM and cast, Soap Boilers, and
all Other Kettles and Pans, BeNs Of
all sizes, Ornamental Rolling, both
scrought and cast.
They keep on hand, and for sale.
Mccormick, Stewart, Freebofne and Da.
Wis Plow Castings, Spout Shoes, and Sash
Weights, for builders.
The valuable assortment of Gearing Pat.
terms owned by them. offers a great induce.
ment 10 persons about erecting or repair.
ing Mills to give them call, as they pletge
themselves 10 furnish Castings, &C., for
Mills and Other purposes, of as good
quality and on as reasonable terms as can
be obtained IN any section of the country.
Printed lists Of their Gearing patterns will
be furnished on application BY mail.
n. B. The great saving in transporia-
ton via Genial, adds to the MANY induce
nents which we are offering to lhosedis-
posed to patronize our establishment.
Dec. IA, 40. T. w. & X. G. s.
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rS,,4spscdeaes Of Pc shsPherdssown Register.
HARPER's FERRy, Va,
81; Feb, 90, 1850.

Hrmrs EprToRs.-The glorious ami.
,,rsary Of the birthday of our immortal
Washington has passed of without any
manifestation on the part Of our citizens
generally, but | have just returned from
mos, interesting meeting of the Sunday
School Children at The M. P. Church, in
honor of the day. The interior OF the
.di6ce was beautifully decorated for the
occasions by the fair hands Of the ladies'
.nd7 O'Clock p. NJ. the building was
crowded. The exercises were very IN
,s,es,ing; and the address by the Rev.
David Wilson on the 4" Youth of Wash
;nUton"was delivered in his usual eloquent
s,yIe. and was listened to with profound
attention. There can be no fear OF dis
rrion. while the character Of the Father
of his Country" is appreciated, and his
worth cherished in the hearts Of Amerl-
cans.
Our town is steadily increasing, and
Improvement, is the order of the day. The
stone foundation of large and commodl-
ous Church for the Methodist Episcopal
Congregation, was laid in Bolivar last fall,
and as soon as the weather permits the
brjck-work will be commenced. The
brlck-work Of a Protestant Episcopal
Church 10 also 10 be commenced early In
the season, on a commanding site and
when finished, it will be the most beautl-
ful edlfice of The kind in our town.
The Striderian Manufacturing Company
have in progress a number of buildings,
comprising a saw-mill, planing-mill, iron
foundry, paper-mi'l, and store house for
-four. These improvements are under
The superintendence Of Mr.. Gregory, who
is one Of the most cnlerprizing business
men we have in our midst.
The cotton factories are not doing much,
and have to suspend operations every
evening at ) o'clock, in consequence OF
disarrangemcns Of the gas-hxiures.
The Shenandoah is in fine navigation
order, and nearly every day notice the
arrival OF from 500 to sC0 Barrels Of flour
in fla, boats; in addition to the large
quantity per railroad for Winchester.
Yours truly, A. Il.
have learned from MIR. Elgin that the water
will be let in the Canal at this place on the Isl
prox. without fail but it will be the 9Th pro1-
ably before boats can pass to Georgetown.
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber takes this method OF IN
forming his customers and the pubic gen.
orally, that he will still continue inc
MILLING BUSINESS
in Shepherds,own, and notrsmoue a. was
anticipated. He therefore hopes to stlli
share. as he is determined TO merit, the
liberal proportion of public patronage here
tofore rendered him. He has large guam
,i,y of Ground Plaster, always on hand
Which he will sell at So, so per ton, cash,
or exchange for produce at the highest
market price. He respectfully sollsits a
call from all who are interested in bis line
OF business. GEO. w. foA.
Shspherds,own, Feb. 96, lS50-ln
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North Jefferson
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A general meeting of the Society was
held on Saturday, 23d February, at the
Town Hall in Shephcrdstown. The
Presiden, Of the Society in the Chair.
The first business transacted was vote
Of thanks TO Mr.. Jno. II. McEndree for
his valuable assistance in the organization
of the Society, by presiding during the
same. The Constitution, engrossed, as
adopted by the previous meeting was read
aloud and unanimously adopted. and sub
.cribed by the officers and members pres
ent.
On motion, the election Of members
10 serve on the Executive Committee was
gone into, by ballot, when the following
gentlemen were elected to serve till the
General Annual Meeting in September
next, viz: Jacob Reynolds, David l.. Hen
sill, Edmund |. Lee, Jacob A. Small, Jno.
II. McEndree, Esqrs.
TWAS ordered that the regular monthly
meetings take place on the afternoon OF
the 3D. Saturday in each month at 3 o'clock.
The Executive Committee was then
instructed to meet TO digest system oil
Bye-Laws on Thursday Evening next and
report the same 10 the next meeting
On motion, the Corresponding Secreta-
~ was then elected, the choice falling on
Chas. Thos. Butler, Esq. Some motions
and discussions thereon ensued touching
The character and extent Of the relations
ladies' nigh, bear to the Society, but moth,
mo dcfintiye was transacted; and then, on
motion, the meeting adjourned. BY order
II. HARDY,
Pccording Secretary.
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COURT DAYS.


Superior Coutt--l3th District-I. r. Douglas,
Judge.
JETfkHsoN-i 18th May and 18th October.
FREpERIcK-l3th June and 18th November.
BERKELEr-27th April and 9Th September.
CLARKE-I2th May and 18th October.
MokcAx-6th May and 9th October.
HANPsHIRE--l0th April and 10th September.
QUARTERLY COURT.
JeGerson-3d Monday in March, June, August
and November.
Frederick Monday before Ist Tuesday In
March, June, August and November
Berkeley Monday in March, June, AugrSt
and November.
Clarke-Ith MONDAY in February, May, osto-
Der, and I'd Monday IL June.
Morgah--ilh Monday in March, June, August
and November.
Hampshire-4rh Monday in March, June, Au-
gust and November.
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To the Editors of The Register:

GENrLEMIx II perceive, in your last
paper, that am announced TO III. people
Of the County as "a candidate for the
next Legislature 5" and, whilst | desire
thus publicly to express my grateful &C,
acknowledgements for the honor intended
me by the announcement, | beg, at the
same time, respectfully to decline being
consi.leled as amongs, the number Of those
from whom a selection is TO be made.
Yours, &C.,
ALEX. r. BoIELKa.
February 26, 1850.