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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

p,.. Eng ss also gore eff al fair rates snlHsiT'
.rg Isth ar u'+ly duH -. .,It, ne demand no
BYicEs--Tte srrigais kee9lf Z pace " -
CO, u saiea required II 9lola Us
Cl.DLEs-Th-ie are more o1yeis tiA
cDclsron,. The trsTset very nfti.
Cl6Ass-Ss guile cohetDo ~ sC..7,,ts1 steady
Goals ne f,oons-A sale ofgery bea1uinl fancy ny
6c made day or TWO since iee
Shawl Sid welhe slkI sra solle od0
i,I,cory 70 but ferg OTIS ~rFr gu 'ics-cd = .-,.a
eooTs sroFs and CLorHrSe rather easier IN o['cs'
BEovS sHEETISes nave ben ,9d ron ~ 20 e bn
I'oroRs-Every cescrp1ou Of spin's are ''lt lFll ou
Of he sinds II gnsr4 use sAea 10 coasid-feos e-A
have h,en made 81 quosior5 &c.. - oo5 ID
PaEsEEyzD MEATS Gull OF sale oysters IN sooo 3S
ni PHovrsoss u fair guest but no ips 1hve movement
q, The Atock lie fAir
PsIETs AID Olfs-ln good request
PFtsEsysGBrendy fruits &c in afreques's our quo
sre.R-Al.rge sale OF China Brown s7ga ranking to
sbouI equa good IN CHI HS5saa tola A. ION i ~
ec nj anction by Bsckus Harrison. Loaf cfuRhed aad
ground white is steady nj sc -.
6sLk. Of all kinds go9d De-
uRuG sIock Increasing
FUaSITuRE-Bas declined, the immediate wanna b;ing
son SUI plied
The ma,t closes with less spin cd demand whch Ia
1os measure is be aihut-d 10 the recent troubles 81
The mines Orr pricet II viii be seen are yer 10 many
snic 6 and but few advance there 10 al the same
time waIt Of confidence for Inc ninEs no i4 apo
EeR s1ie--put Ci {OWn are lEtucl uuii
Money Is from 5d7 p ceui per m0nth-God Dus! 10 u
l64 No alteration in Exchange.
FggIGHTs About the same, II any change ra'ner over
Mary goods arrive in bad order owing 10 want OF sun-
Glen, ca IL Inc puuR up and quantities are uioed IRON
be eating Of ih9 vessels parts y loaded Wh iun1ef-
these al generally close d al action
WHOLESALE PRICES
BREADsTrFFs Chui Flour, @O b a. = D. 40 90 ~
u DO s. So do 50 ID d. s.; Van Land "a seek.
Sll 50; s@eet Western, 81 5UG$ 2; Gs ego H.xels,
Sl25ed$l3; BuckwbeaI p bl Sll 5oi Cora Meal IN
bols SIS; do hi DO Sc so; n Wy 8rssd prime per
ID s PHO. Bread. do = CrScaers, liG2l; Rice lad a.
7, 90 Ca'oliLs 8a9 Corn 8; spi' Peas So Barley Il
Beans Aulsr 70; do Chill, 20 Oa,t 5; Hay,
BUILDISG k4TkRIALs- Bricks s 5d40; DO Engi1h 500
do IRE $50; dc FACE So; Lime Tnom4son So Do Coz
TO- assortsd, y NJ Sts05o; Pisned, y u, $50; Timber,
s65a7o; Psps, 2 NJ So do l! 10 iecb cest sse0 ~
i.s!hI nominal Nail: 63a7; Pstns, staiooi Wind Wind do~
Gp,B y 1Oo S. osshes q pstr, 81 Hol'e1 nominal
Pkoy sroSs-9e,s Beet, l70l8' Pd' fofS' Is a y
ke' Pork, DO b. bbl' II 5,9S Clear ca no SotS
s6sd =; salmon, Si8; Coof.h So Hams, prime q 6s
cor Rr Isl III Butter. $3.50; Lard ga r. Cheese,
2G40 san, q fb d. Ii ePoo In sacks q as do IN
bi, 6 PoatOet, sweet, 4@5 90, ifiSh iGoi Onions.
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Caiiforuia VcnaelD spoken, go.

Arr ut Valparaiso July bark Bohemia Lohsnd. from
elder fm rsYora N sfcn ~ Tor doi stn ,cn Rapid Reed,
fu Boston Eeo 90 for do, 2Oh bafka Jua Helen Bses,
for Do; Lady Llf,d do for 90; 2ls, sch Vote,
RobinsoD in NyorE Deb Is hr doi Htn, steamer New
Oresrs Wood fn EYorA FEB 81 tor do 10 sail on the
s,A Aug Aug s, ,hip yictois, Wellington, I'm NYork
(Apnl i0i for DO.
Sid I'm do Juy 9 brig Gen Pnckney, Lswrey fm salti,
more asrcb 2sl fr California; l4b, odg Picard Bunce,
DO. 6.h hs,hs Adeside Eyre, d.; Leonesa Howard,
NYcIk tssrrn 81 for doi California Cark for DO; l9h,
bark SeDbefrer Clafk tor do, 18th, Isspea Pendston
dos zlst ships Msdora Banner for do: seDpere Jobns7o
do 2oh, brig honrez nms, Robert, DO; 26h, s:h K r
Mansfield Youne, co. bark B henia, LofAnd, do.
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IFrom ear CoreapondeplA.l

PHILADELPHIA sept5- A,rtred- Bngs Viator Pax,
Bo,lur Eti- DER dos bark MermNr, Bags, do; sch'
Lazy Suffolk Baker de- Dayton L ioser Pfoyde cei
w l. On ion. h cImsn IpSHlcb, CT J w Boil Lowdeh,
rYorE, Uucss Desny, Norwich Samuel Boynlo0,
Bost n, ysug,rr "a do. Benz EnEliah, Bill, NiaVen;
DO; En- Cars God fall Rive; Expeds Racket, stooipg-
ipt to-; A l. Hyoe saiey. Es4p port
Guard BArk Co deiis johns 0smeyara; fremont,
s,et, Buslon Eagle Crowel DO bh9s Viator, PARK 90;
Ltwli Bean, Noyes dc; Canon Ctowell do renger,
Fak dc; Amerlc4 Yre.dwell 6slem sCbs 8eDj Eng $50,
Bill Ndsveu; Era Garwood. Providence; Expedite,
R.cse u, rofumouh, MI w Dayton, Hickman Pfoti-
ceLce
NEWPORT> Sept 4 A,riped-Brg Douglas Douglas
fn Picoq for Pa River schs HEsssrd VILE Rondo
for Bedford; supetor Conleg Providence; sloops Re-
usrb Smith, Wsrehsm for NYori; Meridian. Barlo ~.
sel owicb Fo do Essex Cummings Fail River fer do Sid
brig ellen HGJ e. en-, sui b, Havana
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por,of son Frenci.co-Arrived.

Jpiv IT, 3, bark Baro.r a, 50 DIS tm Panama
Rcb y a,inn Jsue 1874 d. fin Puadel phla.
Nv Snip Louha, Bradford 1877 do I'm Boston Via o.
Cuhe'i es. -, ,i.,o
Bark A cGbsd GrBcte Powst- nd l4S ds I'm soaton-
eblo Eepry PiAt, Mailing, XII Us ln nAAmoio WIG ''i"
Jsnero .
IN mig Alice PoYsfd. a. "a iin 4, aAAs' , M coa
Sch JoAn Story Ellis, "a m rlu1ioo'o' BAY wa "p0
KOBE t. r,,,o..~,y 40 4. nm Nyork via Noote-
yideo ~ paau,,nd H,,, II d. IN sydoev vt.
Fr mi, ,,,..., NV Hamilton. l42 d. tn Boston.
Fl bark feiieie Fehe'e' mouths IN mA'''l9' Y' mo
J' atir 5,,dv Hictiipk 2qs d, I'm N rleaua
sTlt ooileiia, W. r 11e 10 j., I'm NYork
Sch Con ca NJ M rom aa more s3 de- via yslos.
July .0-shT t'Ae. 'io 'fonl S0Ai"i''' 100 40 "a ''f
raiao p.,a, ,so A.. -, vv,,A
ship hafc nsrd 2 a va, f,n vlcI,lis
Big ,sses none IN 99s 20, 9 5a9 ~ wa MO s
biE 90. go ,hio snppiT fo rYots via Vaiparaiso
JQy q Dry - 60, 49, G Parma ma
Emp To I u a. rgay ,si d, I'm NYo,k
cup i nrou. man u d, I'm ll,nstna sI.land,
m l,ih " esum @1,'' H,,on - 4. IN f,nsins
July sen so q. aYorsyI.s 5. ca he Ines
Ju an mp Catpa = - n xoa
or ~ , SGsp nckeuzis go tn NYorK
Br oaE Asens!h K21nos 10 g, Ia tSzst ge H.z,so
nett -, " 1 go" a. ~ ~ I-yatan
llsl big ko' ate t -. - yfs XII,
49,, Bss y " Aele'H Z 'D''e
~ ,asr 7ln 4, IN p Al.
81 p"t 81 S q ~ ". g. - lao Sf,t,nds
zen 1Slesls, Su3S go ~ "a In Keyy yo,k via
July 4+-oIiP sea " 49, ' " - 49, - - 80
NaiIafh,Ao. Gu. az 4. r., ua,,,Isp
Mex Sh'p Osut,I'i % % ~ - 80 f r,t.obrors
htlp ed'bI w us nAV % - 10 -
Ship hersips CO N'nsil o 90 80 , .u \, " 80 t"A.
Bafi lw"po"sn Sa. ZOE l o. -. a Hi = 10
Bsrs Tintiia' Fo'iTf 70 os ~ o t ,, ,. an
BaIA Abny Basef Prat, ZoDdSg' hom Baltimore Via san
Lula.
Big Civilian, Wellington, 81 de fn SAL BIAS
Sch mslchAnman, DeHitgn 200 do In Boston via CAiso
2Su HBY.
July 25-sap Eliza Warwick, Whiting, fm Boston 1888
ssrk Ger Grr ene, sDow. 10 ds In Boston.
Dan sch AdeIlre, 80 ford - d. I'm Vat sraiao
bsmturg bsrt America, Hsttchld n DIS I'm F&lcsnusnA
Barr Rtias po~p' 70 Dc fn sss Csfios
JOY % ship Lowell fd9 ZOO - a1st9o-
JulAZS org l6os a. l. y o., a. ~ 90 inn snaru~
Bal H.ufy Kelsey, ssmPaon bound 20 Sacramento City,
Big hsloa ell $50 Dr. I'm Provdence via 81 Ca'herinea
ban < Line osn'Gef ~ , es n Vslosfsiso
Bag Eriisae fAHn 1os 1' im Wlndsot
81 osiA ID ae,yliie ioonss 10 as ltn Ls9ncss''u.
bsia I9,speLe daieS' % I'M Williams hanen coA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
ahe California Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, July so.
The market opered To much bfl'knes'i II no longer
eiuued with scarcely any comm ldlty and many OF toe
Ino,l prominent articles hsvr tendency upward and
show frmue1s ihsis particularly lhe case vito II ur
Hodern day asking al advance on tue pces
OF sAt eek - .,
large cargo sa1e made ye'!er's7 at auction by
Nr w v Cronite The sale went Oh Wltn great spirit
snd the articles generally brought advance oG
The Invoice price. We tuhjun abstract Of Ih principal
srcl,t this g. which will give good AZ idea OF the
state OF The market "a any hing We could offer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

on ca,dsras Aug "a, Osrk James Bsyley from Philade
phtA for hAlsuzkA
aug = l.'4l IL Ion g. Is Br bark Osprey from Halifax
for 8erbIce
Augl4 sl40 "a lon "A SO, Danish brig Hermann, fan BIT
Thonss TO Denmark
for Boncn
Aug 80 The Grand Banks lat As TO- ION so ach King
" Him. OF King atom, Mas 8 months QUIZ with D. 700 hsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

FROM ne Ala CahfoFnia, Jniy ST.
SRRADSTuFFss eur iSsl By lh7 Tennessee on tbs
i5a Flour has run mp without however any extensive
sRis bpi the arrival being 10 extent large hs'
fallen bach Thai quotations. oal te from those
quoted the lAA Ice CurrnA and ccosidsr
nsrBei 1 favor OF The purchaser 1ee sppsArs % oe
d.nee ot scarcity Bal s not active 0aer articles
II Bieao Riu a. are noullusl
LuAgs S-The airvas have been considerable and ss,sI
&c unsor s OF DfiSes. Uns RsRotlad cargo
so'd al S42 y 81 clear % ueh AK hss s,d Al
sSaaSl4 " Rodeete l0, wits u luea hea sold " Sio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRT OF NEw.YoRK....-sEPT. ;, 1850.
Cleared.

Barss Msgdpleus. (srrm) Kuhlnan, RIO do JsnslIo
never st1cken; Cloelia PiDa ury Tarka and Ne'-
Nth 4 SON: Asa RiuA Gstes Mobile Eagle dazard
R5ts Arcluius s0 Harrington Basha al q 5 5ne'
Wbn.y Coz seeT Den a9gsy Syanns 1 AsrS
Gsivenop H1ssey Il Murray AoSee, Hancock Pnisdsl
phis r BUCK ,,...-,,l.- WI
inatcn. armtds Wass West udies Brett Nose; 10 IL
~ boiler ia; Hsn 6.v cree G' %I.
t,a1n Nc sPsuell; Eolss Re5man, Wilmington,
nc. L McCIeady h Co; Mary Anes. P[inde, NeV-
hu,s rori; larry Jsne CrAnmef PeenbuFg an bfunt d
sleight. ,,.., y,
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-Inmnlcn ilnrkcta.

KIscsroN Jsm Aug a. PM II l1uT 2sa1755a ' 60I
Meal, l0,02os GO fofa prime Ga % mess goa FEn
rip., i6s i,,clerr IA Rce l5.; Ca oqs 20. 2 no
b soap So ID l7s; o6 10 6s, ID, ls Candles, "a u 10
Lara I'd a ID Buuer AMERICAN i ~ To- co ~
5 sl IS. y bau are Bceed, l9' y ARIEL eits'
Tor eutr y, - bofharrl, Hams Sd. N'm, IS 3tG5s sd
AZ rsIGn Stsnoy los ~ gR-ou On. lis h gsl1n Sd
~, lGGas Ole SIS Aalt 90 y dozsn; 9o4 p dozen
gCs y hid Tobat CO. goa
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Nv TnleHrnph,

BALTIMORE sep.5-Afr ach John Ireland and brig
J Nics a SON 30
bOsT0N sep.5-Ar parks Paul, cron,iadt, June 30
BelGns GoueubuIx. July Is; biEs Etha, Angut g.,
Aug a. Cerdels, I lndad, aug 10,
I'D oark. Mao. aao, suHn,u; Sylph, Baltimore; hfis'
Cernl aatbtdo-s Isoa Sh8sspese aud kto5s, Pn 4de-
uha K-nsipgion Sav.ub, h; jasper, NyorG
NEW BEDFORD svpt4-5d ahipa Onafio and eide.
tInvz hnrIh Phc llc.
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Hecrtot. of Produce

Bv The No,fh Riupr B0alS III bbls. Ashes ;
~ I'D DO Four II 90 Wbtuy $50 pkes Buffet; do
Chrpse; n do Bacon; S46 WOOL; 200 bush Corn
6 S8 90 Wheat, 655 do 0a,s ~. do feed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Sid from Nantucket Sd mat big T5leston. Clifford, for
aiiaIic Ocean laLd from Holiness hole ssne day.
$40 froz EBsdford Sd mat shlPs 81 George and PraD-
eea Hoilh Pacific.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Ara,do. sept- ihp Pher,x Bloomfield foom whaL
pq voyage 9Th $50 nbs AID wn OIL Is far seal akins
spd ~ cks ip oil on fright
As.p BARBER Sept shtcS 0stsf'o, B.ovp, srd Wash
IN rlop kots bo h ready sea, w'g a ind
l4ier Il om TaI:anuaGs reports 10 ~ shp A3dtson, o.
snfd sailed pOri Mag p on cruise OF or
mo-, hs In cha,ge Mt Csso 'hs mats Capt Lawrence
IS lass 49, Ion e e bark Fsyofe Pierce
,o,p gsi,b.yrS for nor Pseiec wn l64 ools 40 OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
NTarhets. ..PlrrsHURcR. sspt 5.
California aIarks IN.

TIE River measures 81 feet FRElGaTs to Gin
cinran are soc, Business Ia getting orsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
BY Talegr aph

Not much doing In market. City Mals and
How srds, FLOUR 10 inch nSed Bed WKEAr SEX 81 81
per eush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Passengers sailed.

In steamship Europa from Boston for IregpoaI-a less
cs,e Of Bosor Reuben Herbert Calvert snd Jas
Harrison az Lowell; frances Baker Arnold - dsnp mp;
iSn PM Ferez Smith Miss Lawrence, Theo Souz acc
M. Morris Of New.York; Wskeutn OF su1 Aloi
wood Of Savannah Mrs logghby children ana o ps
erH9 stobel and ste7nf, OF Londoni Paul Yegon' Of
Frsnce--S2. -, =, ~ v,,,,,. y Tss
W. csni ! Con st1ck and M.s Com5iock OF NforE;
r Pspcoa,t Of Philadelphia; Warren OF New!onnd
land Richa dson and CharIes Creighton Oh hsuA1-'
Toel40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
passrnpers Arrived,

In slip Kossuth, frem HambV'g-CaFl hf5cn' Il heel
Mas Ptfzsn, Mir shuiz snd lRdy.
In borl Mandarin from Cette-Mr NeVgrate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

MIslA7URE ALM.NAc....7HIs DAY
sUx-BIses. 81 | sets..... 6 "a mooH-Sets.. J eSa
HIGH rArER sept S.
Sandy Il k. y Gov 3d. OF He'll ae.''.Io 'Su
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Arrived.

= sIoop Gazelle, verguson. Brlstol, RI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Jenny Iind@-Ths stars asd stripes.

The following pafflotte sohE WIS Wri'rta
by John Ct#fpet Falt, fot the Jeftny Llnd|
bfi4e. 40 Ainatit5n, Wlo lHa iut for
gotten the eltties of The past, of Whtj
is not Blind tn tie destiny tiiitl awaits tlsi
ea'i raad it without feein4 tIttll of ptidd
aud joy At his heart
II lie lend 8f folilisibia Inns bird has 1ptefdl
Her teaFl stfnas sfa tufrsd and sits hopes IA
tfeFait
She vll siNe iiia tIifa SONGS tlst her fi5bnfat9
s'festifs attafd,
.Wfiea hiaedy paused en lie wings of iba aalsl
With tbe ssue stars sis,ve her Iiia st.etp svs
sssdah,
ifeas',
Az the siglaangala sang 'tta sNte' tssj,ef4 n
Eden,
Ard idld y9pf pfsHt sidblttH, tht taaie, lo fess1
Nil ksll ig he aa,i who're fair ftest3ts dsu,
iidgats,
TIE Stm n its he1ns1Ay with g1tsy Htbafsa
Fhfs" eHE htfEWH LliA tWtfAHs WttH rosy 4tt.H
fingers
And midnight anfnfls he pf5lid flag n tle stsfs
Though fsf fF5H my yvn natiye ssYeden
"a stranger
ID Ny iiaaft @itdiii tedpassaHly bark wiiheaH
ssit,
That ilag is my shield from ti,s t9eaken d
danger,
Columbia 1--we tfteea-=t}olanitia, all halt
Mi hsil 10 HE lahd sFIisfe Ire bright spirits ea
Lick down on The anttef tbai Freedom unf,ad'd
While siisels are timing theft heart strings
chorus
When fdbeffy'f raiftbew eheitelss The world
Its golden eup" told Of in ohtl4hosa's briaia
story; 81.
Gs seek n MDtiut Vernon and fdi 'rtfst fail
Thentaii6hs viii 16aFits pafe Hediaf ~ elefyl
And shout the besshHa GoIuitbia slI hail
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
PlOllglhs sc. 46
TINE subscriber hereby re-
II turns his thanks TO bis Gus

TIME subscriber hereby re- srs--rxs
Il turns his thanks TO bis Gus MSfH
tomers for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him, and respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally tha. he will con-
time his business in all its branches at his estab-
lishment, cnrsler of Church and Main streets. n
CARRIAGES of every description made to or
der or repaired in the neatest manner. Plantation
and Road Wagons, Carts, Drays, &c, made and
repaired as usual. Also, wrought-iron Ploughs
fhade to order and kept on hand for sale, and oil
kinds of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
TO promptly.
THE Subscriber has also ta- f
ken the agency for the sale Of G~S-N =
all kinds Of Wheelright and Wa ssszsss SsasEEs
gon work, including Wheel and Dirt Barrows,
Iron Axles, Wagon and Cart Harness. Sc. from
the celebrated mandatory of Messrs Busby 4
Little of Wheeling, Va. and will also keep an as
sortment Of Flat, Round and Square Iron for
Smiths and Planters use A
The attention of Planters and those wishing ia
purchase is called to his stock and all orders for
the coming season will be faithfully attended to
and oh work ordered OF purchased from the sub
scriber fully guaranteed. The freight carriages
sent to any part of the Ceast will always be paid
ii ine 8, ". Ht w. r. TUNNARD.f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

WHAr - FAnE lin tie interesting
debate III tie aenate on lie resolution To
appropriate $4,000 to ths reception ri
the Turkish Ambassador. Mr. Seward, of
New York. nadb lie following statement;
Mr. Seward, | thank The henefal,Ie
senator who Inns recalled the incident Of
the visit Of the ambassador who came with
present from the fmaun Of Mnscat II
remember well, the Ambassador was not
IN He roll OF common men. lie was n
minister ut ilotie-=-a Secretary OF State. |
passed through the navy yard at Brooklyn
With him. Among the objects of curiosity
and interest there, pointed his hotiee 70
M exquisite bust of Washington. lie
looked upon II tlloughtfnlly, and inquired
+" Whe was Washington =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
suisiaaa viii be annually devastated by efev#s

/ t1DNiSI8Ha VIII up RHiNttJ ueF FhstatNd ~ tiHFES'
| sesi
| Thus far. l,avs d6hsidefsA esistnr f#nfafs
6nly, bttt II il Oft duty likeHise ~ gdsd against
| iitese which niaY eventually 6eett,
| " We eist or eyes On map of the Mississippi
Ne tiisg readily perceive The possibility II nnakins
ii large utintbai If itsHs. and IL ihos tadHetha
| nearly gne half the distance ften New Orleans t5
| The no3i'h IL he Ohio.
| As na theefy, hytEevtf false IN ptinepA snd
dangerous h tesilfs is without its supporters, a
Of The sraishtetiina of The river naturally hpds
| aavotAths. fs III therefore, possihla that the
authorities II The States situated IN he Mississippi
| taking pattern alfet 1rsiai,a, might Hpdafiaka
soine day tp ett sway Tho iatgp r,iHts ,f land
alung he river, 81 rs 70 shef'tn lie aBitst Lei
as see Nhat suild he he Consequences 10 tstdsis
| sita
Haeeetiteis sisdteti, The tspiaily Of The etits
ttnt th ii Is aii eftet If teif pati1as ~ seetF
| thst in III. ss,ae proportion, HEY aepfaks The
GENERAL level dt The FLYER A cutoff only do
| presses the level abtYh, ahd tletstes H. u, Tie
| contrary, inisw This Ia proved by sh,paa
teutetu, sud II; ,tiureovef sustained by espntia
enee, since cttzuGs occasion ,vatilo*s balsH The
point t~iefa iiey are na11h and tfttsa lhe trpef
ten'tt ffb,ti iaudsiio,t. lltohgh previously sabt
iia ~ II
All engineers who hHga wfi',aF frsriftfuinp is
| theory d running sttestns, who ate regarded as
| ati'h6tltas on The sHbeet, admit that Wspasy n
tensiierdMs eet=tW IL noae III d tiee,. Ma hg7,s,
disttia n7Hh feietea anH Ht iypee bne sni,apfsfd
mi Il nW Wpavsbs ataaerops h seeh N a9ftea M
egn@H h titst NJ em-dBs. unless sath oy,hs o,s
mute tsry sttf Hs nt'uH.
I've etisbfs have been trade IN ft;uaiahH !
that II slneeve IN 1851, the tHAsf hy he sate
in sis The eTnfi pf ilit fpttner tn the t,titse
sf tha tivsf he bean compensated bY is effect
hp',n He'd River, which, 10 gtest extent, has
taIlau i,sTk tjtt ifs atiFnf lstJ lbs htRI,afgvB
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

TuE DeEss Aab THE Mana ran's
dress ls not Slight indication Of The nan
himself, md may go almost as far as ply.
sieohorny in the feading Of character An
openetieated, generous MIN wears his
clothes loose, easy and comfortable about
him, while your narrow contracted men
sport lofty neck ties bonnd' closely about tile
tbroat 50 MS to make them almost purple
IN tbs faee. The moneyeA mat il always
closed shaved, and looks glossy and crisp,
like bran new bank note. Your free and
easy gentlemen who has seen 80 much
good society and the world At lafge, shows
IL BY the easy hang md comfortable set N
his cont. Above al things, take our nd
vice, and never ask favor Of q man WHO
wears tight cravat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
/, CHANDLER, DENTIST,
tysst6si ysossge. I.ts.

r1Aa removed bis office, To lhe suvnHarA
| ef1ite n,,netis otehpiea by Df yt9gssss5A
tlasut,,pn, lon Laurel tet,esa Mat, uIIffKD
...J Ihj a,eg., where lie Is prepared to perform
all operations pertaining 10 bis profession aeeotti'
to the latest scientific improvements Il the att, and
WARRANTED durable ..,, -.
rsts,,,s leeiti,,g he safviees IN the eoattfy ran
tts,sp,t .,eiF order tY nnail of uil's'~ise. hen
et,, attention. viii h. evet, ie lstaiiee N b'rty
miles. .t...s.a,. a,a,s,,,,,
II. i, prepared to lnssrt ARTIFICIAL. TEETH J
f,,,, tis Il, entire ses either with u wtliot afii6
es ptt,,s OF with Or without atmospheric pressure,
fss circumstances F,af FHgBlfsI IN,
lis administers tbs tstliebH std tie ChttHtbth'.
by ,ueat,s " which he ean esifaet teeth whhots the
Ieaat j,ah W tile latisi,t ,..
tspi.s essed hY exposure tf The fefss fsliss-
sd ard tile hptve destroyed. ,ithcn. ps .,-.
itis rl,atass are no hiHler hsn otbet Experienced
and struf operators, ail esh be seen Oh printed
ra ri al hs kttt,ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
A sersnade.


ca --z--4
! afise from dfeanis of tiiea
III the first sweep Of night,
Whsa tbe winds are breathing low,
And The stars ere shining bright,
] arise from dfaahs ef thee,
And spirit ID my feet
Has led ne=wb6 knows b6w -
II thY ef,atnf,er window sweet !
The wandering sifs, they faint
On the dark, The silent stream
The et,ampaek odofs fail
Like sweet thoughts IN dream, (,
The Hightihgals's complaint,
II dies upon her hesti, f.
As must die On thine, ......
y, beloved as thou aft
q, lift me from HE gfsssf
die, faint, I fall I a.
Let NY love IN kisses rain
On my lips atd eyeIds tsls.
nv eh4ak ls eoB and ~tits, slssf
Ny hearth beais Ioyf sipt isst
Oh i pfess u elosA to titjae agsnl
Where Il will trsak at Issf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

KsowLEpsg.--"Ouc fountain there is, -
says Miss Bremen, "wFiose deep vein has
only just begun TO throw up its sJlvery
drops among mankind---a fountain which
will ajay the thirst Of millions, and will
give TO those who drink from II peace and
joy, 1t Is knowledge; the fountain Of
intellectual cultivation, which gives health
To mankind, makes clear his vision, brings
Joy to his life, and breathea over his s1uI's
destiny n deep repose. Go and drink there
from, thou whom fortune has not favored,
and thou will soon feel thyself rich -
Thou mayst 90 forth into the world, and
find thyscf everywhere at home tbon
eanst cultivate thysch in thige osvn little
chamber; thy friends are ever around
thee, and carry on wise conversation with
thee, nature, antiquity, heaven are Access
sible To the"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

A TgrE IovER-tVe have heard Of
enthusiastic lovers, but We think that Mr.
Tgots takes 'em all down. s.If could
be dyed black" he said to Capt. Cattle,
and made Miss Dcnbcy's slave, / shouid
consider it compliment; or If at the
sacrifice of all my property could get
tiansnaigrated into her dog, ! should be 50
perfectly happy never would stop wag-
ging my taIl.'' There's devotion a
IS devotion. What's taking arsenic 20 a
man with such feelings
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

AEELfAgLg WITNESS, HoosIer WI
called npon the stand, AWAY oat West
testify 70 the character Of brother lloa
ser. II was ~ follows:
'3How long have you known Bill Bnsf
whack :"
Ever since he was born.
"Wbat is his general charnetcrp
letter A, No. |. 'BoVe pr, gre1
way"
"Woald ton believe him on os.tl =
"Yea sif-ee, on or OF, OF my other wayI
"What, in your opinion, are the quai
fcations TO goefi character =
"ffe is tic best siiot on the praifies 4
the woods be can shave att eye winkd
off wolf as faf as shootiHQ-lron w1
carry a ball be can drink quart Of brad
dy ii day, and cf,ew tobacco ilkc d horseI