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shaking Hands.

This is the most common and expressive mode of salatAlioD tn cyiiIzed society. It plesses ,ne to a stI anger in place, who meets with some one with whom he can shake hands We may form some jddgmeat of mans disposition and character from hls manner Of performing ltA careless, cold,
 indifferent person will be as apt to present hand The other. and eyes elsew here, will make thrust for cne's hand with much danger ot grasping his note Your hyPoerIts-yoar proad mortal, Sili moi
 meet half way, but, wilh an elevated smile. will permit yoa to shake part Of his hand as hard as you choose, whiie hIs hangs like a mere rag. Bat my hcRest, clever, worthy persoa, ~iIl advance as quick as his friend give his whole hand grasp his, and shake as long as he will. Next to the eye, the hand is the most expressive part of the system. womaa's--s hoomlng. laughing girls hand .--i for beHl 'W When vod spproacA q person to shake hands win hun. says that useful ~otIs. ths Yaung Maa's Ah. 1" do hot took st your hand, or give il a shake before yoa presen, t. Throw your kindied and gisddened eye right into hi- and give him yoIr hand at once, withou; any pTstlnaaSy aourssh.'
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Cold Winter in Turkey.

A private letter from ConstaniinOple. dated Feb 24th Says:
 What kind of winter have you hadl CeuId you but imagine sars a similar winter has been un. known for forty years past; three thousand is the number et persons frozen to death hereabonts. The very fish, tvo and three feet long and h thousands Jeff the water; quilted their own element, and rushed on shore. l have walked over them in Asls as apoa pebbles. The whole of Constantinople was shut up, not door. no; house, or q shop were open. never hinched, but was covered up like an E'qnimaax. and was out al six in the morning bn eouid scarcely breathe on account Of the rsri6sl state of the air. Frightlnl! IL is passed now bu when think of those times iremble"'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

BUILEr1N OEyIcK. May 6, 1850. Cofio"-On Saturday, sales 20o0 bsles-markst quiet but firm. MrdAIing. ..n77S9i21@ Cd Mid. .. .I25Ssl2ls SUesr-650 hsds Fair, cold at 4S4I5e Moiasses Confined to few small lots, R . boiled 211sS925c.
 15baceo-- ls0 i.hds, embracing So Low Admitted at7i&c; l2 Dtnasrd at 6f97; 5 Admitted at Slk and Refused 6; 23 Refused al 6; and 7s hhds. mostly Reirsed, on private terms.
 Fiqtr--300 bbis Baitiaors Hosrqrd street, at , 50. nothing ot moment transpired in western. Corn-250 Sacks rejected. at Sor; 250 and $50 Yellow, al 70; 247 at 7i; 2S0, 900 500 and I50 White at 75and l60 and 6n0 do re-saies at 7S little left on the Lsyee uasoId.
 Pork-50 and 75 bbls Mess ai 10 co, and 100 at 10 l2ia; offering at 10 %; Mess retailing al 10 I23sJ0 25.
 Bdc0r-20 casks Missouri Sides at 471c; and I9 ard 25 Clear. at 53z.
 Lasd-IoO kegs at 61sc and ss bbIs at 57s and 
 Fhisky-5o bbls a, 2o114c. loo at 2G1xx, and loo Dexter'sst 23Ja.
 Baging aud ,Istls Rope-S0 pieces at lie and 30 coils at 62l ceash
 Lims--A cargo of 240O bbs Camden, at I 55.
 Jefferson City Cattle Market. BcF Cattle, 4is1S6Isc, per ib net. Hogs; s54Slis per 10, net; Sheep, find Done in market. Mich Cows, ss5taS5O per head; Calves. SsiS$s per head.
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Tha Yrehafer Yarirfef.

|" One Of the Suffolk BaF.s ia eommunicatios
 to the Boston Transcript. replying to writer, whe assumed 10 speak fer lhe Suffolk HaE," in justih- eaiion of the verdict in the case OG Dr. Webster remarks:
 line ls, as he intimstgs, member of that Bar, he must have known that there is by 10 means uns- niEnity in scqaieseing ia that verdict or in the manner ia which t was obtained To the minds of very many lawyers, the want of legal tainfy runs through the whole evidence, and it IS believed that if the jury had prayed less and deIih- srated more. they could at in aaV eveat, have gone beyond verdict of maashaughfpr. do nut dIspaTage their praying. but in their frame oI nind T was not favorable to deiiberaiion when added to the dramatic effect. under which this whole triAl had been conducted, and grouped. and ipaliy brought to it's startling issue. For months tt was tn rehearsal thfangh the presses the secret inquest the formal intetment ot the remains, the mysterious gvings out, the thousand Actions. and faaeies, and discoveries, and awful disclosures. The pnbiic mind had eonyIcieh the prisoner long before he put to the bar. Aud the jarymen, though think'ng they were gHbiassed, were prepared by all their pre-eone"ptions to believe him guiiy t not proved innocert.
 IL is manifest from the story told by one of their n8mheF, who relates the exercises In prayer, that they were disappointed that DT. Webster dli no, prove his innocence, and hence his conviction of murder Tae praying of these highly conscientious men. Tor SO ] sincerely believe them to be, dd noi dispose them to close saalyss of the evIdsnee but prepared them Tor the sacrifice. IL reminded me oi the tragic scene in Old Mortality. when the Cove naRfers were about 10 take the life of Morton, and prayed for sign aniI they verify believed they had been answered. and the path of blood made the plain path ofdaty.N
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Mexico.

RPoTsd attemptto Assassfnais tie Gorernor ef Tam auilpas The Browns. Flag of the 18th ut. says:
 "it is reported in Matamoras. that few days ago sergeant formerly belonging ,o the command of Don Vital Fernandez, and who was very much at- tached to him. presented himself 10 the guard in char. ge of the residence ot the present governor of Tam auipss, Don Jesus Csrdeaas, and under preieace of presenting letter, prevailed them 10 admit him to an interview with the Governor Alter entering the chamber, he presented the preeDded letter, and then, ia iuii view of the Governors own body guard h@ drew revolver and shot Csrdenss in two places. hall entering The ches; and fhs other the lower part Of the abdomen; he then made his escape hy another doot. Itis said that Cardenas is mottaiiy wounded, although he was siii alive at last &C., eounts"'
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Inte,esting Discoyery in Fraoco.

Berlin letter. of the lth March, in the St Louis Republican. says:
 Qaite an interesting discovery has just been made near the village of Ormoy, n France A steep hIli, entirely covered with blocks of free-stone, which bad never been explored having been purchased by a Mf. Renard, he thought he woaid try and make of the immense stones. A fer having blown up several he attacked the largest ot sil.- When it broke by the force ot the pewter it exposed the entrance to cavern soidy constructed, ia the centre of which was two skeletons, dressed in com Pseie saits of bronze armor conieal casque, round buckler ornanented in the centre with an nctssta-
 ton ot gold, and belts formed of plates of siver crusted with gotG and ehameIlet. The qaivers and ends or the lances, also in bronze. are intact Near the stone which served pillar 10 these two skele- tons were found. six immense Of black earth enware very thick and decorated with mythologi- cal figures painted m white, with portions ot sky blue In the smallest vase was piece of gold leaf, very thin, about three inches long, on winch was traced inc inscription of hundred and fily small characters absolutely identical with those oi the Ceebefian medals.
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A Cradle for her Majesty,. next cAlld.

t. We have seen, with much pleasure. the progress of this lmportan specimen of the at of wood ep- grsviDg. and augur mos, favorahiy of the efrct the whole will produce in state of completion The side which knished, ara rafvei ia the choicssi box, ,hediieulsyof of procuring which wool has been one of the causes of dsisy attending the work. h the upper poftion aye tfiszes in reilef having an alternate nrsactioh of roses and pspp,es designed snd executed with the pnresi feeiing of Italian taste Benesth them is . boid taurus moading with pinks,
 nserteI ia auted holicws fhe two ends remasn 10 be pFoiuesd and to them the utmost deiieacy o finish wiIl be impaned. The interiors os the rock CTS osnamentsd with foliated dolphns, and even the dat edges af the foot and head gre slsborz,ey carved iute scroll work. This cradle ia the wagk Of Mr. Rogers. --Gyt. Jsuraai
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A smart woman.

In Choctsw, Alabama. woman was charged with mardering hes husband. and empisyed legal gen- tleman, whose name it Is not neeessASy ,a Genion. to defend her. promising has two negroes as her tee He undertook her defence. snd contrary to the ex- pee,aioa of s she aeqaitsea hs esiled upon her for the twS negroes, whea she grzveiy informed h,m that the negroes belonged to her daughter No, r=lishing the ea oi being cheated ont o the negroes he instituted sait against her fer perjury. which she defended aud mn.tehed hun for the cnst. h . sAest time she gave birth te aB iIlegitmase child, made cath that he sas the fasher ant tcempeled him to enter into bonds for is support and maintenance according to the statrs in sueh essss ads and rro- vlded.
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The Judiciary of Mi.si..ippi.

,,w,s. M ns T'eksberg Sentinel we erlract the fal. tn.,,ss,ts s'aph. It ssems that a suit ha. heeu .~r,.., II. oy ' 'he holders of Ptsater. Bank Baad. S9a as,o ,s nasarer of the State, to recover .oms ssnse.,,,v Sentinel. after stating these facts ca .Up..l w,', aa, Ss the decision, it is understood saepos, the ms,,,- sass to tie High Court, and V, argued. From ,S. s ~ 'as sAois qss.iioa will be
 ssaal si les, resar,As p.sls ps.; i,s sl Dc to tn. eat ta effect" s'af's will net he with. |. s,.., ss. ,a pIaia Eagish, m..a. ,A., |, .A., =
 C.srt ,s. sfh the deeisioa of Ina s, sa pa.as sss. si.ssss s'ss si'l ss made to fs- ss sSs aaw proosr,v .. ao not wonder tAa, per.oa. hsr. , ns ldss sfs sessvt in . civil s..s ssssshsrs esf'ss = ie iAs Highest Jadisial Csa,s Ioa na
 - Csnssitalien, is somsshln. ws,s, ss'aoehsd Y ssssrisahm.-E 0. Gryseess' ""''a 'osss like
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California and MT. yveh,ter.

We have now species of commercial panic on the subject of dtsunion, and the adjudication oT the question arising isoU the slavery agitation All the moral and constitutional appliances of the South have failed 10 engralt their ultra views upon the policy ot the coantry. we are subjected subtitle experiment upon the pockets and business hearts of the North. TbeTe Is some apprehension that stock jobbefs and exchange brokers will accomplish ~hat statesmen and philosophers have signally tailed to eonsumate-that Wall street will prove more potent than all the logic and ad esses ol the slavery contIovefsiaiists!
 The fact IS that southern tact and penet aton has, at last, struck upon our weak point and will gain more from Yankee cupidlty and ayarice than Il could wrest from the stardsy honesty and patriot ism of the Yankee character. when they are disso- ciatec from the cramphg atmosphere ofihe exchange and the counting room. Threaten the North with a depression of theII lrade-with a cent more to the pound ot cotton, and the establishment of factories in the souih--snd you have reached their judgment -yoa have carried them away in perfect whirl oi coe<ietion.
 This is bumiliating enough-but is it rot solemn y tue, that much ot tine nor' bern mind is measured
 like tape or sheetings, by purely commercial stan dard We may boast of our inientelligence as loudly please but do not the most of us alter all, too frequently yield 10 seducing prospects oI gain, when we should stand firmly upon tte basis of principle What other feelings and motives have converted the question ot slavery extension, which should be determined by grave investigation, and strict adherence ts justice and policy, into a mere problem ot the money marketl
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Prn.erring Finwsrs.

For the heneh, oi our lady IeAesrs we copy from eastern paper the following receipt for preserving ihe heauty ofgs,hered flowers
 Procure fiat dish of porcelain. iato which pcus water; place upon il vase Of flowers, and over the vase b-h glass; with its rim ia the water The air that surrounds ihe flowers being confined beneath that b>Ii gass is constantly moist with water that rises into Il in the form of vspos. As iast the water becomes condensed t rnRs down inc side of the bell glass into the dish and If meaas be taken 10 enclose the water the outside of the bell glass; s to pfeven: evaporatng into the air ef the sitting. room, the atmosphere around the flowers is coutna- ally damn. The plan is designated the 'Hepeaa Ap- psratus.' The experiment may be tried q small scale by invertIng iambleI over rose bud m a sanceI of water"
 G- Chs;les p:ek~n- .s enadneting new weekly journal, HoEseverid Words, in London.
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Paris cos.av.-Iouss xaposson and paufIse.

Paris scossap--LonsN Napegeon apA Paafiae. All lse ms tsIl ysu . ssseen whlsA h-ufd the
 otlss d&y "a ths pssies af very gsssipiaR lady, whs Amssh mech abeet the sayings ef thR tewu.
 4 vssy pswsfFul Prince, iE.sais Napolsaa.l whe dweIls Ia ths pnsaes satamssa ie sus TAseegg St.
 Honesr. kas for fFisnA. the British Amhassndor.
 TA- Minister of EnglanA ssvss fsils ts visit his
 Prince every day, and their fFssudship s e vel
 known that they are called 0rsstes sad Pylades ' certain aftegaoon of last wesk tiss Ambassador was entering lhs deof of the 6rst psrisf, when he was stopped by valet e Is nos the prince at home7" !" He ls. ny lord, but yoa saa1 see him al pFeseat." .' may see hIsn at any mement. and will enteg." Thas speaking. he passed onward, and after openiug several deors hs arrived at tlas of the cabinet of the prince where he heard very hearty laugh. which made him sappese that the prince was not % basy not 10 receive him The; sfoFe he pulled the door in very direct man ner-aad what did he seei Sis very handsome ladies and in the E1idss of ihenl ea his knees inc eyes buadaRea, the hand tarned ea his back, the chief of the State Ia ths position of scboei-boy who plays La ssia ehsaas The Ambassador mOtoRed the ladies to be siisaf- end hs slowly ap- preached the prince and gave him tsp on the hana. Ah!' exclaimed the prince, .. know who |, Is; know her sweet hand; it Is Pauline" This was received with a burst of laughter, and when the eyes of the noble young man were dissasNged from the siik handkerchief which was upon them he Fs- cogaized the Ambassador. Now. ths aaestiou Is, . Who Is Psalins1"-Psris Csr, ". J. HeyetA
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From the p,ain.

Mir. s, l.. Hubble, resident of Pajsrio, ninety miles sonth of Santa Fe, arrived yesterday. He Jeff home in company with Don Manuel Armijo, a son of the governor of that naue, and left him at Council Grove. Was detained st " aInut Creek, by excessive cod and lost tweny mules from that cause There is good prospect of grass by the testh oi My, and where the prairss not burnt, there is good grass now. Bldaloes were met in large droves On ApFIi eleventh, al Little Cow Creek. met Brown second train; going out 10 relieve ihe first they had lost hundred head of cattle. Beyond Independ- enee, train of Caisfognians was met, with over a hundred wsgons.--~Sf- Losis 0rgas.
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IT ' So there's hses another rupture of Mount YociIsIons' said Ms. Burlington, as she put dewn the paper and pat up her specss lhe paper telis all
 about the burning lAthsS running do@a ihs moun- tain, but lt dont tell us how il got atre. wonder II t vas set fire to There are many people full wicked enough 10 do IL perhaps t was caused by children pisySng sitA frictien matches. wish they had sent for oAF Boston kremen; they woale sooa have pat stop ta the raging altBent; aad dare say. MF. Baraaele and al on 'em would have gone, ior they what call real eiyiI engineers
 There was a VI hole hsoais.de ef e0mmendasioa 0 o'lr hse deparsm eni in the imPresve gesture aeeam ranytag her words. "flne and space" fos mo nsnt became annihiiaiei. sAd imagination figurss the Boston sngs nss pouring lher subdaing stream upon the flames Of vesnsias, ssd "hold oa seviag, break her down twslvs." rising above shs val reariDgs of tha smotheriag cTrisf Pstkfadsl.
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The vro,te.au,ou.

The noble assassins were admitted to bail yester- day. by Judge Colt, in the following sums For GoHZalve, on ihe two indictments for he separate murders Of Kirby Barnam and Albert Jores. S20. . coo each For Ray ymond. the same indictments, Si0.00o each. The requisite snrsties were givea by Measrs, Charles Chouteaa, James Il. Lucas Wm. Msstitt. Thornton Grmsiey, Augustus Brewster. Wm. Patton, WyIey RudcIph. Sands E. SeiIick and JohR Snder.
 Apartments have been taken in the Hospital ot the Sisters oi Charity where they will remain Ct is saidl until the next trial under tre supervision of Count de Cissae.-St Lfomis Organ
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A Beautiful sfeteerr.

most bri6snt and beautiful meteor passed over Camden oa Mohday last, just after the darkness Of night had set in IL passed near the earth in shape and appearance bks a mammoth torch--IeAving a long, bright isH O light m is wake. which it. iamined the ~aols cath sufficiently to eaable one lestiai almost to the horix-a, exploded win noise eqaai 10 a tweive-?ounder Sneh aspienild phenomenon may not be witnessed agaIea In l4fe- lltne = CamdsH Hearaid
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DIED:

At his residence, in Arkansas county, at three o;SIOck AM. On Tuesday the 7th inst, Mr. HAR- OLD SriLLwELL.' He was born on .ihs Ist May. l7S2. aear Newark. N J. He emigrated with his parents to Lexington. Ky. at early age and re- moved thsnce to tIre new Spanish Province of Louisiana ia the spring Of i79s, aud settled near Arkansas Post aud resided there until his dsath.
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DEPARTURES
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.

MESSRS. D, Bowers and A. Arlow, will give MI one of theh Grand and Chasis EthiOpeas Entertainments, tomorrow evening, May 10th, al the Rock Hotel. The performance will consist of a variety of songs. boh Sentimental and Negro Airs. Ladies and gentlemen. we hope, will not fail to attend we wirh to see all your smiiing faces present. dis sisHssHehoiIy eecassea.
 PROGR A NJ NJ E: PART -Sentinea aiai Airs. Sixty-two; kabe ssme- thing Sweet .e ssy' Molly Bawn and Ben Bolt PAar 2.-Nsgro Melodies, Sugar Cane Green; Life hy de Galley Fire; Rosy Lab aud susana Don't you Cry.
 PARr 3.-Ds Old pine Tree, Nancy Teaze; De Old Gum Tree and Juiias' Bride.
 Grand Statuary Dance. by Mr. D. Bowers. PART l-Gib me Claw Tobaece; Uncle Edward Parody; Ginger Blue and Come Back Stephen. The whole to conclude with of MT Bowers much admired Break downs. Deors open at hall past s'clsek-PeFfsrmanee to commence at 5.
 Admission 50 cent.
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Melancholy oecurrrnee.

A young lady in Philadelphia died few days siace from illness asonsd by pr,sksag fever blister apon Der lip with min. The lady exhibited aer deah all the appearance of those who die from the effects oi poisoa contracted from the bits of omous reptiles.
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Read This.

We copy below from the Philadelphia Spirit oi the Times, free soil paper. some remarks which contain a world oftsuth. They support a doe,r inc whirh we have repeatedly urged--thst of Conner eial Non-Intercourse, and confirm coneiusiveIy the fact that bold stand on the part of the South in determination to stop trading with the North would bring them to their senses very quickly, and put an end to their sggressions upon us.-Nash .fnericaa
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IN STORE

IN STORE -1nO Larg- BIesched Sacks salt. 20 Bagsesse IUU New Rio Coffee: 60 BO1ss Sias Candles IS Boxes of the celebrated PhiladslPhia Teeseses heretofore kept hy wm. ? Officer. Also, large lot ct Lseking Gias~ss se sH s:ses- very cheap. Pai4nt Flows GrubbsHx Hsss. Trscs and Finh Chalas. Gan Lseks with ays. BsIist i-s' dles, Carolina Hoes Horse Cellars, Asgers. Butcher kaiyes &c. Ne. For sale by A. J. HUTT.
 Fen ,, 1850.
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EIHPvRTisT Ta ALL WBe1A BG RLRiSKS
 TO CALL AT
 wALTgaMtToHELLA ( CO.'S VIEW CHEAP CASIa ST0R EH lWHrRE se. .... r. s,. s:. " s...5 .r..l,iss z THSNEvRR sf sssgl nE~f eaFefaiy set tS%si sao'ss. in which viii ee tna-sf faR aaa eursps'e ssf'ssy ef all kiads. is say way eeEtsmsNU sS tAs s~ystsi bssacaes aa@sa Hs IoilSsss
 DIV GooaA. crexsssea. CescAevY, MaEdwares Eaeniture, Ttm " ures cteshtngs Sssnd
 stames, ~t@ae VI nFe, k<NthrRs Saisy
 Reoss amd slsuss, Gamts anaCMpas
 DrmxS amA &esasesaems P@3nans
 and Oiis, LiWwsTss Stsvsas
 FtsWF. Lime, Etouaass
 woeaen rare, Ptaaes. @NAAiesV t4gss whieh thes wil cansi,ae se sr1I a ~auassaie sna retsa ss befcre, ag eusA salg sheaPsV aeaa ssn ea purchased elsewhere.
 TheSr ba.iyrss having increased sa sspAevs sDa fse sryoisa heir meet svaesots aattcspuIN'ass rby havs h,,sEt ReeessaFy te eniAfgs lhets essse- lishmeRt. whsch they sre COW aosnE ey esess'ne large aad easnusrstcws hastsiiaa. connecting tAaat pEeseaf ware. Aaase wtgh tFOat ea Maia stFeeas which WiI allow lhem tS s-a sNA d~siVeR eoostp aw both Nam saa Maj ukhan streets q tes sane aate They weasd aos tesget h tssasra thsir uout san- esrr snd hearty tfsaHka io ah tApee wao aNvs Pats Voatzed tI,em taas fas end FesppGttHty selte& q. er~Ased easaas4nsarr sf he sane ey tham Ra4 ah who xish to parrAsse xosd 6ssgsias. wAtsh 0s psdgp oarselvep ta give peefeVriRg large saeo Wli1 sm4i pseats to snalI sals Wssh isFes pssais. fss nsuaal sixp~nes is worth 2 slnw shalsaag.
 They wsit continue to receive nrw sapphese eveFy six weeks winch win enable them, at sil ftnes. le sappty theiF customers wish nsw sN.t bssA neaxiss Country merchants and pediars. ~iseiaa te Fe- ptenssh. will an sell io give them . eaiL
 L.tsle Roek. April 2. ts5a. St~~s@
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NEW COOnA.

NEW GOODS. DECEIVED per steamer Philip Psaaywtfs aas kN fSr sale lev. the iolioSsing dssis a6ls gsedss Hha- Prime Ne~ OyIssas SuHm;
 75 Sacks Sali; t 5a PAir Trace Chains
 6 Boxes Cel,iRs' Azss, Ysah. sad kg psffssnss 2l Paif Hzmest
 Duzen Msttoeks. A tar,s and vel splected sspostment ef 9pssa4 Prints. :. Auskapas' Cotioaadss, Psim Lssi ha;as Re Ne. &e. A. ]. MUTT. Mach f3. 1850. Maan siress.
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RECEIVED AND NOW IS STORE. ENoR SALE. low for cash. the foglo~tng arti- I eies:
 5o hbls. A No. |. Reesihsd W hiskey; l0 dog shaker BrooIas, 2e0 ibs. Blister Sleel; l26 G~rmAs Spring Steel;
 2 ebls. Boston crarksr.: IS large W ash Pots. from 10 ts Is gallons:
 Atsas 5000 pounds hsst rate Coaatry Baeoo. as isw ss can be oniainsa a iA th.s esty
 ia eeo pounds fresh AIksasas Flour; s0o lhs Fresh Rssst
 2S0 large Btssched Sacks Salt; AA ei which xill be sssA ss low as thsy ean pos siSiy se purchased in Eil,ie Rock. April a, 1880 A.J,HITT.
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SPRl,G FiSnIoss FUR RATS TOR lcss.

@ The subscriher has received hy maiis
 Beet. & osisr's New Ysrk Spring styis
 for Hats aad is aow making thsm te tAas patsrn. Gensssmea who arr parsicaiss n the style of tsir head ssess. ssd whs dssiss ss hs 6rst in fashion are invited tsesA and leavs thsf sixrs Nvf sed JOHN DAVIS. March 2S, 1850.
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GREEN COUNTY,

Taken up by Isaac M Scitse, one sorrel horsa poHy. supposed to be II years old, a saip on hi. uOss, star in hs foFehea. both hind feet and the right fore foot white saddle marks oa the back snd blind ia the right eye Appraised to so. Eiiee March 23 ISj0
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ME>GDMa nA AEN.T

TNHEdweihng Hsass and lots aew sess- kxA
 \ pied by Gev. Ssm C. Rsaas, the pre- k5ssi perty of Mrs. Asa Rssrdon. IL s sitsated@ku&~& at the West end sf Mark hsm street. snd embssess two fail blocks. with sisbiss sad other harssvs- ments ussful and convenient. Tbs hssss k larxs and ths rrsaBis highly imprssed- Poseessioa eaa be had tho fss March. Fw terms, spply to wm. B. wsia. Feb. 28, t-5n.--5S-u
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LvLoUR.--5o Bbls Ohio Ssperans. I LiHse 50 ss Utica.
 Irsn-5, ,O00 pou nds assorted Bar, Round aDc Square, Received per steamer Pontiac ana for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. May !. 1850.
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CoLDiER's Land Warrants for sale by o Apr,i D. VIM. B WAIT