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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
marsets. ..CAasyuLLY KssoRrEp ToR TIE TRIBUNE

SATURDAY. June %.
AsHEs-In A.hes there 10 no, much doing Sales so ools
." CoTToN~Tsere was no marked change consequent
upon the receipt Of The Pachcs news Toe sales were
FLOUR AND mEAL-The Flour market is steady to.
day bu Quiet The demand from The East and hons trade
i, moderate and there speculative demand rne ship
naIs OF Canadian are waiting the ARRIVAL of the Paeihcs
mail The supplies are fair and low grades are pfesnny
ON The market The sales 900 obs Of domestic al 2i
as 81 for common to ait State 81 as 50 for Michigan
l2sd6 10 foT Genesee AT the cote the market was
heavy. la Canadian We hea, 81 nShiog d1..g lac mar
are b,s ats 5O5 IS for mil ed 10 good strait brands
seas 81 for fancy Meals very quiet al % for jersey
IS for Brsndywlne. Rye Flour is S7t with slss 200
GRAIN-In Wheat there is nothing doing except ng
bushels prime Genesee private etns aud 800 do al
l5c The MAJ kel 10 steady. The steamers had "a
vorsble effect upon Corn and tbs marcel about lie better
with upward tendency The sales are $500 bush asia
low 62.c for round yellow. T0ese pnees prevailed before
the Steamers made pablo. The market xss
steady q, q 4se for Nor.h ~ ASS for Jersey
pIe-, are change sales retail Al 10 50 is
ard g.. for Mess and Prime. Ia Beef heses DoIhiag Of
very duh at IS 50 Prime Meas 10 quiet 10 Lard thar.
have been Of 500 bbs aud In lots 81 ale pr.nc
paly for occurring The msrke. rshefsson he buy
err 10 Gu Meas there 10 nothing doing worthy OF n,ie
liz Cheese The MARKETS without cbsnge bat Butter er
o Sss ss QUO ... az 81, Ohio
Prison Al 25c DrYegeis beld al sc.
HIDEs-The sales are ,7is Rio Grsnds (lsi bI MISe
6mos; 2soo 60, t2l W.l To sTTve sst~ise I5c nos
S7SO Porio Csbello (Sd24 f.) 10 .ss 81 y cent cash
500 green ca Cd Bueno. Az res. az b1 sGPPO.edSic ana
hsnos snow sic consisting Of Rio Gfspde ADD Baeaos
Ayrss Afiesn, Porto Csbeo Tsmpico, Porto Rico ADD
Texas exclusive Of II $50 Bu -nos AyTes imported by
Sea sr for he Liverpool June Is saes 6cO)
sailed Eio Gfsnds OK Hides chiefly stSld.
HOPs-TteTe Is only retail desnsnd. with small sales
stlSa tic, accord ug TO quslty.
LuAIhEa-Ths market for Sole continues sctve aad
Ire sset week have been very large ncludng a,
not ytt reeelv~d prices Within Tue dsxai
Ia, been incpsly for tbs South and East Tae supply
Hen loeh 10 fsiT at Osk smsil
sfEARINE-With.us few days 2cooebA whsishays
been sod aisic, cash
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NAVAL eroRFq-There have been sales. including
some before rspored Of 90 POS So,n NosnZ ruroso
60. . - ~ ana 500 Wilmington ] IS delivered
GOO Wbs ssa4 25 y go ma 800 or go Spirt. rlrpea
49,, a., cle parceis Sic cash: $50 In Ois 3d32> can
~ go ms and selected Tar in lots wanted, IS y
bbi u-,.,.,,r To b. ..,,.. IT,.
rvsS ~ he last have been aooul 5eobses We
req ~ s,rs about lpfo0 os Du1ess County saxo1y
Feece cd ciip 45c cssh, for the addesex Mills 81
200 49, new rio common 10 me q1aires Of rtchess
Ccnnv =. Ssa iOc cash 10 "a 10 Providence and sone
10, !, 9 S2c for low grstee Se for medium and 81
G4oc Tor fire or puss woo, Ivv MS, nave sod
s,.h The quantity TO come forward 10 large Tee agents
snd dealers who have been pekrg desrah lots among
ho The holders now are country merchants bat a,
other parties are retiring from the field OF ostion
The rnsite ct. cut West are eses IN ss.isr =;
The week spd the markPtis ahou lie e ID shove he as
sucop sales About o HI chests Young Hyson changed
bsr Al about &c ard 500 chests and bali chests SKIN at
pa 9ec .nd Twsnksy on private terms In Blacks lhers
/. something doing and the msrke, tends upward.
s,,rns., ~ cogaa rs 80. ~ 'S
Last three Gays 500 bags Brazil Coffee 06l0ic $50
Jsmalca Ice 200 sumstrs nc; 50Java lte 100 Lagpya
eIdslr; 100 Msrscsbo td9ic 800 81 Domingo 81 d8tc;
lObhds Cuba muscovaHo oasses 2fc 375 Porto Rco Is
3lc 25 Cerdenas 2ic; IS New beris 25c 100 bbs New
Orleans &c; ard rs Neuvitss and Man, uia syrup
priv terms $50 bids Porto Rico sugar d6sc 300 Gu
be 5ld5tc and O0O bxs Srown Havana D7c Rehners
have advanced their prices tdt:.
LEAD-There s nothing dong in Lesi aud the msrkss
entirely nominal al 80 for soh American The foreign
generally isbed out OF market
IRON-Is quiet ard sells slowly; 200 800 tuns At
10 25dls So cash and $40 mos Engish Bars are held
at $50 mos.
FIsH-Are dull and the supplies considerable Sales
600 auniss small West Bsns ct 80 and 200 81 Georges
ai2 6jd2 TO- Msckerel inactive for No | and nat
No have advanced OfO bbls having been cold st4 25O
ST. or Connecticut Shsd 500 half bbls sold ter We
did not earn Smoked Hsrriogs are dull
OILS-Linseed IL again r. m and the demand 10 gOod--
About gslOns cold al IS: for En- gish and some 900
gallons In LOIS at 76c Ire srket at the close was 75G7oc,
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,e,v, Mis-, n Grir Es Miss Hastnga Missed Woodbury.
Mes'r. wareo cogds Snes rn1d. ~ R, sad ead
ehid msris Spear TeGl Jordan. Totter, Haucsel
Read and child merrill woodbury. sTs and reae' p
Parry and lady, Clay Jr and LADY, osisr and LADY:
" Cre~ds. LADY and .s,y! aeaSd. vTsssrss z
WIN Gsno~. N Il sisis More, Adler, xs tVery z
p sw,field D ch.uberir. Craven. Hyty u
Alien II Hoodlsy, @ Harri.on ! Lynch. W Carl y
g Robbins B w Cooper: T Q Burke Bs1;s 7
In Ifean.hip Hslesa Syon1n, FROM H11bvg-J schu'zs,
sdv and child OF NOrears, Dsutenossr, of Gsrnsny,
Heiss Of DO Kress lady and child, of do, Kssssl
Of Batavia HenpuZ and family, OF 0srmllv. isu'
Wisconsin, 2 Rether and family Of Germany Or Versr
ard AMY Of DO, Brochesnn OF do and 2s7 In second
cabin and seersge.
Mrs N Virgins miss n Virgins VIM L BlfJ1r
Mrs Kate safour. Miss LATHE Hunt Absh Hunt sat svt
grshsm, Mas Charlotte A Wilson. Mss q Wilson, mrs
Ann Davidson, John Denman, Patrick flaming Mrs. N
Denmsn NJ II Devereux, Ellen Sullivan, aud IS In the
In ,Sip Emerald from Lir~poos-Dr horel Rev Mr.
Mchepomv, and 2i5 IN Storage.
In brig Dsimont Locke from SuriaIr-Mr Levy Lyons
In bark Exact from s1r1naah Mrs R7erro, Mis-, PARK
ham and servant Miss Halssv, Stiles Mrs George and
children, Mr. George. Miss Duphsm, Miss Michel Mss
Demp'es Mr. ar Mrs Raiford. W George MIS- Lsllysnt
Mrs Ward and children, w II Holmes, w HUI and
In packet ship Laae Wrig't from Lir-pool-csot NJ
WGson, N X Condor, Mrs III CONDOR, MISS hinel, r
Sullivan. Cnpod, NJ Chpold, Potter, Bog,'t Jr
ara fe6 IN seerage.
In brig Baidrin from ChGrieston-nr p Ferry, Gs)
Simors Geo w Brosdhurst
IN brig Fere FogO from Maranian-Er Jssse Fer, lady
ard children.
In bd,k Te1ds, from SGr1nn1h-mrs Davs AMI chill
dren. Mics CLARK, mis scudder. Miss Normin Miss Rob
ertson Miss Schsf-r Mira Williams n GILBERT lsdY and
Sehldren, Malord and lady. Miss Z 5n'in. Miss
Lewis, Mrs Dillon and children, Miss Shelly, Mss
Brown Mr. Ross lady and child Miss morrel Capt Crab
tree and tdy Mrs DOrgan. MISS Ann Charlton, Mss u
beth Charlton, w lhey messrs SchGfsr, Brigham, sass
lock Quariermsn. Leopold. Brown. Master Neyison.
In brig The from Ct1rteItoB-nrs Dromgood, Miss
J Colins sr Y NJ Harper.
In bark Carolina from Sdrd1ndh-Wm Dickson John
Valentine.
In Ihip Robert Kelly RON HTrre-Mr George oly a7t
lacy r Henry Jolly Of Canada, Mrs Cressnzhsn and
lndv Mss Maria Cressngham Of Scotland, MrsA Lowry,
Mis Lowry NJ ncNven Emmett OF New. York, Mr. q
De Fart Mr z q De Fart nr Alphonso Sanl ner, Mr. q
Onckyer france, mf Alfred Wresourg and Mr. Charles
Po'k ofGermanv.
In brio Mqyeellus from Nrif1s-Afred Gyton, Manual
sados Pedro Menye Miss Francis mercier Mrs Juans
Rpz ard Children
In lhfp Cennec' feut from Har-eC Oliver and ssrv-
Areiche Of France; Edward Post Flestnan, Lar
BeiohGr, VIM B!eicham, OF Germany w Hubbard, OF
hYork
In bark WarSrlv from Du5iin-M- and Mrs Sea;oa aud
fanny Mr. Mrs Butles and family, Mrs Kelly and FAINT
Ix, ar Hed
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Disastern. 60.

SHIP HoLYoKE. Paine, which sailed from New Orleans
IN the 18Th nat FOR usvre returned the 2s IN conse
quepce Of having sprung aleak when IS miles out
Gen STEEP BROOK. from III JDastJn FOR Exeter. Nh
sunk after he captain and went board hsh-
I'M sch Lsiunea saving the salts az rigging aud were
landed al Portland 27h- This Is probably he sch
Ere 26ih inst. q Boon lsland
ScHrLALBoT, which arrived at nachas 18Th INST bah the
BIZ all board s15 placed under quarantine Ths
captain bis WIFE and the male who were s.ek with H.
were taken shore and placed In house engaged by
the town sulhoriies hospital and the plsc
ed upon Salt slAnd and the vessel aer being thoroughly
eeansed was allowed TO proceed to Machias 2ed. Tue
sick doing well
Sen MATHEW BIRD, which cleared at Wilmington NC,
2ls,EIt FOR BaoFe got ashlre in going down hs river,
sustained damage. add returned Her dschRrg
Ing and abe would be put on marine railway for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

Sch Tsonss jefferson. PhiHp. sudors, Va, Shingles
sch Qneen. Brown. suHdk dAss shingles.
zen John q Wriehe JOhDsOs. Virginia de, wood
go hafth. Collins. Collin, Yirsins . dsys wood.
e. seh isaac Aehosn Sylvester Thom ssou dsys lime.
Scs Js Barnard Williams Virginia. I day wood.
81 81 Wedhee Wiilei, VirginiS ds shingles.
go 90 Sissrt Lozler, Virginia 2da wood.
So So anes Guthia Washington. NC. ds naval s.ore1
ssh " 20 20, hsnry, D,she Virginia. da wood.
s s II hincemar West Virginia IA corn
sen sanquet Weseott Virginia s. a shingIes
S Sen Johnson Harness. York River IA wood
S See Snve, smith Washneton NC, d. naval stores
sch North Bsusu, Bush Virginia ? "a wool
Sch kio Bel, Washington. Nc. s IA naval store.
seh w CApss Collirs, Yofk River. ? dS wood
Sch RegHlus. Daring. Richmond. ds. coal
Sch Globe Jones Washington NC 5d. naval .,o,.,
Steamer Peuobscot Seymour, PhiladA-
sAILED-s,eamer Kennsbse for Phll~delphi.. .h,o.
" Hsroeck for Lirerpool Tusesrois, do, and others
BELOw-Bsrk Empires brig Augusta, and sieiisn
brig from up the Straits
WIND-Durirg the day light from NV to Sc
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California Vessels spoken, &c.

Jpne IS lat 40 Ion II 40 ship Caroline sad Read, from
NYork June l9l for California.
June IS, In South Channel of Cape Cod passed ship
Delhi. Barnes from Boston for San francisco
Sailed from Pernsm5uco May g. steamship NortheFner,
Waterman from NewYork (April 81 for California; lith
steamship New Orleans, Wood, from NewYorE FEB 2j)
for do
May ST. lat Os N lon IS 90 bark Trenton siizer FIN
York (April N for California
Jsue - of Gnadloupe, steamer Gen Taylor from New
YORK. 0uadaloune for Bsroa1oes and San Francisco.
Sailed from Mararham June e. steamer GJiah, Taomas
from New York (Aprl ~ for California .7th, steamer
Confidence, Ganre,I from New.York tAprl SO) f1f Cali
forna.
AtMarsrham June 7. steamer Wilson Hunt, Crelsey,
Bowen from 81 Thomas lard New York March taking
In coa 10 sail June 90 Tue W u sailed from 8srng-
ds Jure and has been reported 81 Thomas on the 2h
irs here she also put 10 for cOsuow she 10 reported
marauhGm the lib June taking in coslso reported by
brig Fere Fogo, az this port from
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saIes at ths steck K1chnns. .JuNE q.
sKc3sD HOARr
SATURDAY, June SPIN.

SATURDAY, June 29-P.A.
The Stock market to day is not active, but gen.
orally the changes are unimportsnt. For Govern'
psnt and sound Stocks there is no active demand
and the market 10 steady. The dividends to be
paid on TIE ssst are being to some extent, invest
cd, and the general impression among the brokers
n that bat small portion belonging to foreign
ers viii DO RENTED in exchange.
The Exchange market is dull but holders are
steady at ioeIoI for best bills Sterling. The sap.
ply 10 fair
In Freight there is rather more frnness. Cotton
.aoa asIed. Corn Sd, with engagements Dead
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By telegraph.

BOSTON, Jure 9o-A'r lsd evening sch Deane. Cape
Hsyuen June 10 Le brig Adephia for Boston In days
sch Waon. for do IN 10 de-
Cid bark Mary slsde, Phs1elphis brg' Psnlin', sul
and A Lawrence, do.
Arr this day, bsrk Mary Adelis, Newport Wales, May
a. June 10 let IS 50 Ion no g. 10 FOG, came 10 contact
with arge British ship watch carried away the ~ boom
srd cutvster and ripped up topgslantss ss well as
he forecsse snd caused the bark leak badly say sbolt
80 strokes per hour Could make TIM ships name
but she hailed from Liverpool and stated she was cut do
OF the shin
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ton disg and och reperrs Poland r Boston, lsr ALI,
The ship Harrisburg. Mathews Ter NYoss, hg, 10 ss 4,
sdSa
AR At Quebec Jure 20 ships Yorkshire. McMiHsn, Boa
ton: Lady Milton P,rtb, Ne Yort, barxs Co.na A.
ttdge do Flower Of Ugui stuhh, DC, Egcuoa Moor a.
wolfvine MeMnlan. do 81 Joho. Dek Portlx-s; srfr,
Waterford Robinson New-fork; Constitution, Hssanrr
Boston.
Al Cardepas 18Th list bark Hsmilton, Mesns eis,
brigs wsnderrr Pendeion. 10 Dow, Merryman, u.es
sch Ruth Thomas, Hcsgsn, from Prcyitencedo.
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ets....BUFFALo, June %, ppm.

We annex the receipts since our last: flour,
5000 bbls. WHEAT, 200O0 hush Corn, 1900 bush The
msIket for Flour dull while prices without change
There IL fair Inquiry for Prime Wheat with h'm market
while descriptions are dull with dropping ten
deDcy buOysnt nut prices before
ported Small sales Of Ohio Whisky makog at q cts
There Is nothing new In treighs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

On Thursdav evening" June a. oy Rev Davis S,ocknz z.
MI ASA STEVENS, JR 10 Miss HARRIET o. HOW
In New Hartford N Y. June o. By Rev Paysoo, L.
W. MCFARLAND, OF New-fork, 10 LII ClNOA ii. dalgh-
ter OF Samuel Hickh ESQ.
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Ships Isssc Webb, (pkp Croppsr, Liverpool C Mar'
shan Co; Ausdes (Breml 7edhausen, Brennan, Rose
vad Bro; Baltimore, (pkD Conn Hsvre, Boyd Hlncken
Venice Saer Baltimore Shines Hufer; Nets, Dedsrde.
Ba'ts Henry Trowbridge, Whiitesey, Bsrbsdoef Isaac
Mead, Brown Savannah.
Bries L@onids, (ssrd) Bsdaracco, Trieste RDssire
A CO; Gorio (Au,l Regusa. Trieste schmdtS Bachen
Achie. Nelson, stockhol~. Funch Il hsnecsei Enze
(Hpml Trautnsn. bemburg Won s-pt& Co; Belle POl'e
Wilson L.guayra nc, Brett VOse; falcon. $50 PIT
Bermuda icker ghburni Brush Queen, DO Erring
ton Qnebec n'gomery Bros
schs Italian F-ckelL sagua Ia Grsnde, simpson, May
hev Co Forest King Msn1euli Havana, Tfujuo 5sr'
re,rss Alderman. Smith, Point Isabel Mary ,ne Peck
Depuy, Richmond; Ashland, Wslpols, NorpS; Hamilton,
Kent Boston; Com Kearney Lowell do; lsaoela Arp-c an
dor oliver Perry, Bnrfee salem; Henry Barnes w cd
more NHsveu; W II Bowen, Kerry, Providence Uucs,
Sarneman Portland
Steamer Oneide, O'Neiil, Philsdep hia.
Soops Blackstone, Appleby. Progidencei Jas Long
Inres do; Mary Eliza, DAVE Newport
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Receipts OF Produce

BIZ North Rtrer Boats, June $685. bbls
Flour; l46 do Ashes 3 do Provisons 6,s7O bush oats
l7ll4 do Corn.
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Markets....ALBASY, June p.

The receipts by Canal since yesterday we give
ss follows eco bbls FLOUR 1900 bushels CORN There
10 but nile dong IN Flour holders, however are firm.
WHEAT In IN nuiIed request al steady prices CoaS
iinues IN good request with sales OF xei at SEA Al
There is moderae inquiry for Oars with sales Of 800
bushels al 47I Sales OF PfisoL WHISKY reported al
"a ceuta
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BY Telegraph
jIarlIets....NEw.

1Inrkets.. .. INV OKLEANs, Juuo ..
The sales of CoTToS within the last two days
have been bales and for the week 900 bales stead
prices Mddng has fetched l2ic. aud fair Isle The
cepts Southern Gao 900 behind last FLOUR
Is lower. Ohio, 75dS6; extra brands, ~. Corn has
improved 77d82
Cambrias letters not yet received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

The Buffalo Courier states that delegation is
in that city soliciting subscriptions to the stock Of
the Buffalo and Corning Road-subscriptions suth-
cient to build 50 miles Of it. about one half the dis
lance, having already been obtained
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GLn.oo,c for Ne,c. York.
MAR RIED.

FROM Glasgots for Neio- York.
CITY OF GLASGOW b. X M4raE~s AOout the middle Of every
alternate month 10 April June August Oct De- and Frb
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From Glasgow.

From Kelo- York far Glasgow
CITY OF GLASGOW. H. M4rHs. About the middle OF sven
Alternate month In MAY Ju September, NoFT and Jaa-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

The quantity Of Goods taken from warehouse and
,brown into the channels of trade daring the week
and for the corresponding week OF last year Is
,bown in the annexed table:
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.


UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLINss LIsE-Sdls from Nelo- York
PACIFIC Capt Fer Liverpool. Sat July
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Fer America.

CoiLIrss LINE-Saps JTon LfrerpooI.
Capt For New York Wed June
PACIFIC Capt krs..-..for New YORK WED, July II
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK .....JULY |, 1850.
MINIATURE ALMANAc....rHIs DAY.
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Cleared.

sux-Rises 4 50 sets..... IS mooS-Rises IL so
HIGH wArER....July l.
Sandy Hk. - i5a Gov. Isl. O5m He'll Gate... 45m
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For Europe.
CuNARp LrsE-Fo, Lirerpoo
FOR Bremen.
From Bremen.
For Chagres.


FOF NHHkFtHs
CENT CITY Capt srODDIas-fg chagres.-....aoa Jay
The organizer., 1850-12-14
CARD.

THE subscribers having completed their
y arrangements for getting in a heavy
and we'll assorted siock of
Hardware, Cutlery & Guns,
for the Fall trade. respectfully invite the
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERs N thus
card, fully assured they will find il 10 tieir
interest TO purchase Hardware in Memphis,
so hong as they can find an assortment
equally certain full and cheap as may be
found in Eastern Markets.
The purchase Of all our Amtfican
Goods, has been made for cashby Us, from
the most celebrated factories in this country,
through the personal attention Of a partner
residing in New York, from whhm We shall
be constantly receiving heavy shipments Of
Collins aud other makers Axes, Ames and
other makers shoVeIs and spades, east
HolowWars, iron, nails, coffee mills, patent
balsnces, cut tseks, sugers, wire selves.
cotton cards. cotton sud monilla cordage,
hames, &c. sc. Another partner has speft
this summer ID Europe fot the express Pur~
pose Of supsriniending ihe manufacture II
goo5s psc1liasiy adapted 70 this section 0i
The country. such as hoes, traces, ox, log,
fifth, streicbeF, breast, tonEue, say, iack,
and coil ehsihf curry combs, hinges, pad.
locks, sieelyards, lAzors, pocket knives,
table cutlery, britannia spoons, EngIish
and French percueion caps, 6les, chisss Il,
dawing knives, hand saws, English cast.
steel, mill and cfoss cut saws, Cry pans,
csndl6siieks, genuine hemming noediesand
fsh hookE dodble cod single barrsll guns,
pistols 6Ic-. &c. Those articles having
been alrssdy manufactured % our own
ordsr and Aippsd from Liverpool, iii
arrive va New Orleans, early u ths Pail.
and We boFe By he middle of Ocisber 70 Be
prepared With a beautiful uiock. he fuinesr,
varieiy, and chospneus e phich in ogriais
he necessity of msrchanis stading Ess
ior. thsir hardware, =. we are foliy
able. beng difsei impones ourselves, -
conpsie Wifh any similar kbaas In De
Uuilsi S,aisss iims coarumsd ed coa q
lanzpouatiou from be E.d consi3erod.
1flWNEs a Co.
b-sse-un sR 7. Lar.l . cos.-es, FIuzi R0v.
Hs-ptis, AoruEi, 81, lsoo-ai2-2n.
The organizer., 1850-12-14
WI N BOUNDARY
AND
ENGINE SHOP.


z AY & WHITE, CURTIS & KNAP.
under the firm Of s. B. Curtis g. Co.
respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
the Western District, of Mississippi. Ark.
ansas and the South and West generally.
that they have at length got their Founda.
ry, Engine Finishing, Copper, Sheet Iron
and Smiths Shops in full operation, and are
prepared at short nntice, 10 execute ell
work in their line, with promptness and
dispatch. Steam Boat work and machine.
ry. casting of every description, done on
such terms as cannot fail TO give entire
satisfaction.
Our arrangements are such, that we can
furnish, and make to order, every thing
in our line, on as good terms as to price and
finish, as can besS-rnished north Of u.s.
We are prepa'fOr y build at short notice
all sizes Of Enes'es, horse power-Saw
and Grist Mill GtA Gearing Of every des-
criPtion. We hope to merit and expect to
secure, a portiobos at least Of the patronage
of the SOuth West.
ncy. 0N CURTIS g. co.
The organizer., 1850-12-14
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.


The Course of InstrUetiOn in this Insti'
tuition, is Of the most thorough and practi
cal kind, embracing every thing requisite
10 finished education; and young Ladies
who complete their course here will be en-
abled to rank with the graduates Ofthe best
Institutions Of the country. Much atten.
ton is devoted TO the study Of the French
Language, now regarded as 50 important a
part Of female education; aud those who
board at the institute will enjoy, in addition
to tho regular course of instruction, the
advantage Of daily intercourse with the
Principal, IN which all conversation will be
conducted in that language.
One Of the most extensive, and best Sc
lected Chemical and Philosophical Appa-
ratus, in The S0s(heru -oo1ntryy 10 owned by
DR.. Mllling,on 6f the University Of Mis-.
sissippi, who has been engaged to deliver
a course Of Lectures, each session, at the
Institute. The great experience, and rep
uiaiion, of Professor MiIlington, as man
of science, obyiate the necessity Of any
remarks upon the advantages OF this are
Tangement.
The attention Of those having daughters,
and wards TO educate is, especially, called
to the advantageous location Of this institu-
lion. Oxford is conceded by all who are ac-
auaintcd with il to be one oi the healthiest
situations in the State; indeed, it Is, conf
IDENTIFY, believed that no place within the
whole range ofthe Mississippi vally enjoys
superior advantages, in this respect. The
population for morality, intelligence, and
refinement, viii compare favOrably with
that Of any portion Of the State. There
are four Chuiches in the Town. each, with
its regularly organized Sabbath School,
any one Of which the pupils are permitted
to attend, At the option Of the Parent or
Guardian. The Safe University is also
located here, which, with the talent and
scientific atisinmenl il has attracted around
It, cannot iail 20 oxen a refining influence
upon the morals and taste Of The communi-
" in whose midst il is situated.
In conclusion, the Trustees earnestly
recommend this School 10 the patronage Of
an enlightened community. believing that
all the purposes Of a substantial end polish
ed education can be as we'll subterved here
as in any Female Institution either North
or South. lyh
ROBERT sHEEGoG,
JAS. NJ. H0WRY,
J. THOMPSON.
]. A. HAYES.
JAS. STOCKARD,
2. CONKEY,
E. r. BELCHER.
nruestees.
01ford, Miss NOs. %, IssO-u2e-sE