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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

IsDIAs RELIcs.-Some new curiosities have been
found by the men Of Mr.. Bliven, while excavating
in Ernest Hsnimus. They consist Of an Indian
mortar and peste, used FOR pounding corn the
mortar was unfortunately broken in getting it out ;
and is not unlike Prof. DixOn's cru,ibles. The
pestle is Of stone like small rolling pin, about one
foot lorg A pipe of clay, rudely made and most
singulary it was partly filed with aromatic sub
stance that smeled like lobelia, which as IS well
known the Indians smoked instead OF tobacco
Over and around these were immense quaint
ties of oyster shells Of great size, varying
from to IL inches in length. Mr. Bliven says
there were 90 cart loads; the oysters had evidently
not been opened, but in the Indian custom had been
buried with the red skin for food his way TO the
spirit land. number of the shells are also In our
office. The SIX eleton found with the relics was 50
decayed that il fell to pieces.
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DR. CHARLES MUNDE5
VyATER-CURE ESTABLISHEIEuT,

A T NORTHAMPTON, MASS-Dr MUNDE respect.
"A fully informs his friends and the public, thai he has be-
come OF the late Dr. Rugges's Water Cure Estao-
hshment at Bensonvle ~ miles from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours ride from EewY0rk about from
Boston from Albany situated In OF the pleasant
est vaies Of New land surrounded with wood grown
hills with shady walks, aud ebundsnuy supplied with he
puTes soest and coolest granite water. The air Ia pure
and healthy and the climate mild and agreeable The new
and spacious buildings offer all the necessary convenences
for waiercure purposes, such large plunge baths
douehes and airy od gng for about 30 PATIENTS
srste for either gymnasium, etc The Doctor being
the earliest living disciple OF PresSnilz at 0raefen
burg and having experience OF than Is years OF
his own bis writings Wsercure being In the hands Of
every European hydopah hopes to respond to any
sonAble tations from tho mazda
the part OF those sufferers who may conhde themselves to
him.
For further particular please apply TO the above aidresa
mlq 2sWfIY DA " m3nA Al
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LITTLE RHoDY AND HER LEGisLArURE.-In the
0 resolution was passed on Tuesday, authorizing
the payment. by the Treasurer, to the Governor Of
The sam Of far kaRdrsd dollars, and to the Lieu.
tenant Governor, Of tro Anndyei dollars, in full for
their services last year. The Legislature has bat
jast met, and yet they bold afternoon sessions
have appointed aCommitiee on unfinished business,
and are bes ginning to talk about breakingup. Bust.
ness there does not seem TO be fenced In by SO
many formaltes that it takes months to get at a
- jsdinorder to act upon it, Boston Trav.
.-rIRE.-The extensive FIGURING Mil of Messrs.
hchunsy 4 Co. at Noblestown, in this Coanty,
vas destroyed by fire on Saturday last. The loss
i estimated at $4,000. Pittsburgh Gazette, 10th.
FREsRET.-A late food in the Cumberland River,
IN Tennessee, has been very destructive. Some
HIVES were lost and the loss OF property Is esti-
mated at from slO0 900 TO $4,000.
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The Progress Of Events.
Of The Tribune.

O0R0epoooencc VI lho lftSouc
W.sHIseToS Sunday, May L.
Things 90 on here steadily The old man at the
helm IL as serene as Lspland night The clatter
and bombsst which gil the air daring the present
agitsting period, disturb him not at all. He has
marked out his course by chart and compass, and
win steadily pursue it. little chop on the sea-
or q few squalls in the sky, are reckoned to be
nothing. But there are no peris on the political
ocean yet, that threaten to drown evea Jolly boat
From some cause or other, the Republic has let
is sheets fy, and come suddenly up in the wind
with all sails shvering. Whether it means to 90
about, or whether it will draw down and fill away
on the old tack, remains TO be seen. Because one
Of the ships Of the feet has seen fit to cut up such
q dido nobody need exoeet TO see the whole squad
ron follow suit. II il only apparent that there
some excited capricious navigators on board that
craft, who are endangering themselves far more
than any bodyelse
have hopes Of its passage still There is a posi-
bility that nag which has been distanced on the
FIRST heat may win the race after all. Bat it is
only upon some such slender prospect as this, that
the hopes Of the Omnibus people hang. 1t would
be wiser TO withdraw the badly beaten courscr
altogether than to try him over the ground again;
Yet there are timid souls who fear 10 renew the
race even with the brok en- winded animal which
broke down at the start on the first heat Wen,
there were those who apprebeDded worse hight
on the second day Of the battle of Buena Vista than
they had on the first. But the hero OF the day had
no such fears and slept and snored in his tent till
the morning broke. On that day the threatening
hosts had led The first days battle has been
fought on the Omnibus Bill The war which is to
come threatens no greater peril to the vctors than
the second day brought at Buena Vista.
A strong reliance is however placed on the mill
I..s ~
for Texas scrip holders. Gold has power, we
know. We might believe in the possibility Of
buying the Compromise bill through, did we not
see that there il no strong necessity for it. Texas
viii get her millions, and her bond holders will
share therein, whether the Omnibus passes or
DO This il bargain that can stand on its own
bottom
We listened today TO a smart speculative criti-
cism upon matters and things in general, from the
pastor Of the Unitarian Church of this city. We
could not help thinking, however, that it was but
an Indifferent substitute for good smoking sermon,
hot from the oven Of odfashioned orthodoxy. J.sP.
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QUARANTINE AT ST.. LOUIs.-The Mayor Of st.
Louis issued his proclamation on the Sd inst putting
in force that portion OF the health ordinance of last
year which makes it obligatory on the masters of
all boats bound TO the city TO report themselves at
the quarantine station at Arsenal Island, and 10
land any diseased passengers there, if so directed
by the health officer, and the boats to undergo pur-
fcation, if that be deemed necessary.
The arrival Of the steamer Missouri on board OF
which ten or twelve persons died on her passage
from New Orleans, is noticed in the 81. Louis Re
publican OF the 4th inst There were $50 deck
passengers on board, mostly German and Irish i'm
migrants.
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WASHING WITHOUT LABOR.

X bABBlTTs SOAP POWDER.-Put your Clothes
- elm sufficient quantity Of water to cover them them sdd
two sa Of this Soap Powder each six quarts
Of water used with the clothes n the 10 hard ada
that rinse them and that Is sufficient make them perfect
~ clean. N. B.-There being realm In this Soap Il will
leave the clothes white, and bad oily smell some
soaps do making saving Of twenty-five per cent on the
Soap fifty per cent the labor and twenty-five per cent
on the wear and tear by rubbing s cohes No hard soap
required TO complete washing The entire Of the
material used does exceed cents to complete
washing for family Of ten persons Also manufactures
Of the eteryescing pompound for raising Bread Cakes &C.
without yess also, OF double refined sseraius Mans
featured by y. T BABBITT L co.
my3 lwt SO and 10 Washngtou.st N Y
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NARROW ESCAPE IRON DRowSisG A little f,l.
low OF the age Of Eve or six years was neatly
drowned on Friday last in consequence of falling
INTO public cistern near the junction Of Fleet and
frlnoe sis Some laborefs who saw the accident,
immediately ran to the spot, and procuring lad
aer rescued the little unfortunate. Life was at the
time apparently extinct bat by the aid of the a.n.l
remedies, he was resssctated 10 the no small ;ov Of
DIS mother, who lives at the corner Of Fulton and
J.sststs. MN
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

II NOW being the time when housekeepers are about
making their purchases and Tepenshing old stock OF
The almost endless variety OF useful and Indispensable
rces, particularly wish TO ask the OF those
who design purchasing TO large and wei selected
stock, comprising IN part plain and Japanned Tin Ware
Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware Shower Baths Relrfgora
tors Water Coolers and Filters and every thing required
for The convenience and luxury Of families ut prices that
% PER CENT MAY BE SAVED.
Hotels Dining Saloons and Steamboats, be supplied at
the shortest notice and lowest prices r. SMITHG Co
AZ lmeodh-STukTh N FultOn-st door nc m Gold
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CANAL Boar SuyE.-The canal boat Batavia in
tow Of the steamer Kingston, and bound from Chi
caeo 70 this city, with cargo Of 5000 bushels Of
wheat, met with some accident day before yester-
day at Havana, on the Illinois river, and immediate
" sunk. A telegraphic dispatch to Messrs. Mate
son & Preston the consignees in this city, states
that about 1000 bushels were lost the reminder
was lecured without injury on board the Kingston.
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1,sfrusS what before was strong suspicion. And
J tbhk you win and Il win be made to figure on
ne part of majority Of the Committee in avery
aiGercns manner than those connected with this
4. GslD,ne" claim intended or desired.
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g. CHfLDS.
nDN -

A NAEE.-The little river which bounds the
village Of Astoria, in Oregon, on the east, bears
sbe Indian name Of OceUaeocegeecocoeaeaoe
xsnga," which signifies lasiRess. We suspect
lazy an in that tribe must have had some trouble
% tell what was the matter with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

ITO sTONE-CUTTERs, BUILDERS AND
L OTHERs.-For sale
large stone Crane and iis appenasges.
! sngle-horse stone Truck
/ hand stone Truck.
| work BEECH and vice
Tongs, hammers, sledges, &c
Cutting Machine for tooth ehisels
pair blsck smiths bellows
l anvil and other blacksm tools
Lot Of blue stone consisting Of roof coping sIeps
flags, &c.
The sboy- In good Order and will be sold cheap for
cash Apply 10 WIGHTAAN CLARK, Attorneys,
myll 3teod' WslLst
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.eond which Is more than double that fthe grind
me stone. The speed of the polishing tool is much
less than the latter. being not more than seventy
- .;obtv feet in A second. Domestic Economist
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DGcOsTNUED.-Dery, Columbia Go. Penn.
Colyin's Tavern, Culpeper Co. Va; Adolph, Chat
ham Co y. c. Health Seat, Granville Co. N. c.
Reelsyille. Mcdowell Co N. c.; Point Pleasant
Crawford Co Ga; New River, Columbia Co. Fla;
Lodi, Wabash Co. Ind Beechy Mire, Union Co.
Ind
NAMES CHASGED.-Shirlcy, Piscataquis Co Ne.
name changed to Shirley Mills; Wilson, Piscata-
quis Co. Ne. name changed to Shirley Hare
wood, Susquehannah Co. Penn. name changed to
Brackney; Leon, Ash,abula Co. Ohio, name
changed to Richmond Center; Cutters Corners,
Hilsdale Co. Mich. name changed to North
Adams :: " rights Mil Jackson On Va name
changed to 'Moore's Mills :; Fort Hamilton Mad
son Co. Fla. name changed to Stockton Cock
runs y Roads, De SO Co. Miss. name changed 10
'Cockrumi Tiptonsport, Carroll Co. lad. name
changed to Fountain ; Gross Point Cook Co. Ill.
name changed TO 'Ridgeville : Rellow Spring
Desmones Co. Iowa name changed to Kossuth;
Prairie House, Lee Co. Iowa, name changed 10
Charleston I; Hawleys Corners Winnebago Co.
Wis name changed to Fisk's Corners.
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DUBLlC NoIlCE.-sUfRknL coUkI.-In tie matter Of the
Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonay Of he CITY
81 New YORK. relative the oPenne Of ~ Ayenae he
soutery Lne side Of Old Chuh load the soutber kns
side OF 18th Street, the Twelfth Wsd said CyPub sotcs
hereby by The Mayor Aldermen and COwuy Of he cy Of
kewfork 20 Statute such made and died. that
the SAID The Mayer Aldermen ConnOnaty Of the City Of Veg
YORK. intend To make the supreme Court s ssd
New YORK. a; Special Term Of the sd Court 10 Be held bsCT
Hail. the City Of New York. Saturday, the 6tb day Of Nay
1900 at the Of the Court hat day tsrssf
Counsel be heard for the appointment Of Commissioner Of Est
mate and Assessment the abOte entitled that the nature
and extent OF the improvement the Opening Of Cd Aveaas from
the souey line side OF Oh Church Road the soahsrb
hs or SIDE Of 2s street the Twelfth Ward OF said Cay - lac
ont upon The plan Of the BY Act eutfsd
An Act relative 10 touching Laying osussD
and Roads IN h. CITY Of New YORK; and for parpos.s pa
April 30, lhOT.-Dated New York, April ath. 1885,
a29 Ny25 HENRY r. DAVIES Counsel 70 tie Corpofatoa
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY IA.

L.Kcrxr.-A man named Adolphus Shaltz was
arrested by Constable James Brown Of the First
Ward. on suspicion Of having stolen two golden
eagles and . 81 bill from the house Of David
Rsttay, No. 80 Atiantic-st which the prisoner
was repairing He was committed for examination
FoUsp.-Mr G. X. Lyman, missed from Brook
Ign, some days since and supposed to have gone off
while laboring under mental haIucination, is now
in Baltimore, telegraphic dispatch having been
received from him.
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PAINTERS ARTICLES

PAINTERS ARTICLES.
yITINDOW GLASS - all Lamp Black
w szss British Lustey
White sud Red Lead, dry aud Pumice Stone
a oil Glue, all sorts
IIlharrs Gold and Silver Lsaf
spirits Turpentine Gold and Silver Bronze
Putty, In blsdden, bulk and Copper Bronze
tins Chalk
whiting Paris White
verdigfis, dry and in oil Spanish Brown, dry and In
Chrome Green and In Oil oil
Chrome Yellow, dry and In Venetian Red dry and In oil
OH Japan, Copal, Coach and
Yellow Ochre, dry and 10 oil Harness Vsrnish
Prussian Blue Turkey TIMBER
vermillon all kinds Terra de Sienna
Rotten Stone Red Chalk
Ivory Black D'op Lake
Gum CopA sand Paper, assorted
Carnine Gum SheHac
Paint Brushes, all sizes Bright Vsrnish
Sugar Of Lead sesh Tools, all sizes
Rose Pink black Lead
Dutch Pink lTar aud Resin
And great variety OF other articles 10 the same e' 70
which your attention 10 invited
OILS.
Winter snd Fall Sperm bleached and natural.
Whale and Refined Whale. ~
Sea Elephant Linseed Neais.oot, Olive and Lara OIL
Sperm Candles. Alcohol and Camphene
For sale by J. T. MOhhisONt
1888 Greenwich between Vesey and Fulton on the
Norm River side Of the City, Importer and Dealer IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye S1ifs, Groeers Ar
tcles, Periumery, &c. Nc myiSoh
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HAVANA CIGARS.

NOR LES h LU JAR
Commission Merchants and Importers Of Havana Cigars,
1884 Ndssdu-sL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WHERE THEY KEEP constantly on hand alarge and
w fine assortment Of the beat brands from the leland Of
Cuba M 3meodr
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GUIONs
CARPET AND FLOOR OH. CLOTH

Fronting on "a Eat Byoad5Gy and II Division-sf
New-York.
THE SUBSCRIBER wosd respectfully tender his most
sincere thanks 10 his friends and the public generally for
their very liberal patronage and respectfully socs
nuston Of The same, aud the recommendation Of their
friends TO his establishment.
The arrangements with the most extensive manufactu
Of this country and Europe for an early supply Of
~ all ne Latest Patterns, III will enable purchasers
make their selections from the most complete assortment
Of all the various styles Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
To be found In the city Families may be assured Of every
article proving represented al goods are received
direct from the manufacturer and 1t Is The intention thai
the stock Of the best quality Of all descriptions OF goods
pertaining 10 the ine, and furthermore the prices here
toore, shal Be made perfectly sa,isfaetoyy.
81 East-B roadway and II Diyisou-st
N.B-Fsmil,es from The country have their carpets
ke. baied and shipped free Of expense.
Nev-York, March q, 1850 $50 6teodE
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Post.Omce Operafions.

The Postmaster GESERAL has established the
following new Post Offices for the week ending
Nav e. 1850.
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PAPER-HANGINGS.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER is now offering, at extremely low
pricea N entire stock Of French and American
Wal Papers equal In style variety and quality to any In
the city Also great variety OF French Fire Board Prints,
surprising In richness anything heretofore imported
JOHN GREASON 2f7 Green wieh-st
m30 2ineodh between Murray and Robinson sls
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THE AnaERIoAM oEMENT Roor1na.

mAspTAcTuRERs, r. BEMAN co. NEw-YoRK.
"A Lii OkDEhS and communications either verbal H ~
letter. addressed 10 the subscribers at the Office Of
Rowe, Broadway, or at their residence 12 fweuy
eighhst seventh house east Of Fourhsv and ISL Eaa
Thirlethst between Lexington and Third VIII ~
ceiye immediate attention References and samples 81
be had on application 70 The subschbera a& In
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

40 CANAL AND IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
doors west of Broadway
HARDWARE, H0LL0W.WARE, CUTLERY, Bd.
Iltsnna-wsre, Plain and Jspanned Tin-ware, Wood.
ware, Baskets, Brushes, Brooms Mats Tuba faila %
and Gas Lamps, NC &e- a2s lmI SIMPSON 4 CO.
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y Fowlers & Wells, Phresolsxists and Pub
Iisherp, Clinton Hall 1871 Nssssns near tae PArk-
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MEDICAL OFFICE, 1ss BOwERY, FOR rHBi
TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
hR. UPHAM confines hi.nsef to an Office pncuca asd
O'Clock IN the morning tii ocIocS PM Tbs dosofs
remedies for dyspepsia liver scrosa snd rae
masrn, are unhvaed and warranted cure In 81 cnssss
FOR THE PILES 80
DR. UPHAh'S Electuary, Ian internal remedy -
Tain cure for the piles in every form. Sold BY ne proprS
Fulons Brooklyn, and By druggs oughouishs uuss
States ala Ina
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y FowIers & Wells, 7 hreselsEists and Pub
lishers, Clinton Hall isl N..ssa., pear Ias rAfs-
- Dr,, shew and Rogers, Water Cure In
stiiuiion, corner Twelhbs, and universEy-paee ms
~ Pheposraphy.-T. C. LELAND, Reporter ard
Teacher, - Fntsvsnue. cor. rweihhse s' A"
r. DR.. De Laney, 81 Lhpe.srd-'e near srosdwsy'
may be consulted daily from A NJ 20 r. ID. mys I'm
~ Lebanon Spring. waterbury Establish-
meut 4 now open on iIs OH summer FOR iniorn,non
sedisss lmys Im'l N BEooRrHA' MD
~ Root and shoemnkers' Working Union
r books for the stock OF the Boot and Shoe
maker. w0 S ~. morrg Msys The sssn, for re-
sssvsg Subscriptions TO said stock viii bs IN asndsnce
rom Il in The morning 'ps RYcxSAS &xsd 10 inc
mvs1v Tribune Buildings, corner OF SPruce-st
~ Nev-York and Harlem Railroad Co.-The
Ap1us Election for thirteen Directors OF uls Conpsey VII
be held q ther otse hsnove and occci Pm
Th Trans-r Book will be closed from the ION W NE .s
bon days ineluhvs BY order, se;x 7, a.crs.,r,
As I'm A. MIL. ~ 'e0'e'
~ Latest Improvements In the Dasncrrcan
sfys old established gallery, ls9 Broadway TIE IKE
resses TAKEN by his process are universally ecanow
edged be superior TO any heretofore taken IN MS eoen
uy. "'' i"A
~ ItouId Hair Dye, Improved % a. to color the
bar or whsfers he momeni Z applied without the esst
nury-i entirely free from unpleasant odor ana can DC
washed with the strongest soap
vrhout waiting dry. For sale, or spilled al barcHsL-
a.. WIZ Fsctory WslLa myl5fuThksstd
re- Wafer. Cure Housc.-T. L. NICHOLS N ~ and
Mis- NJ s. Cow NICHOLS. Wster-Csre Physicians 81 west
Tvenvsscoudsi Patients received for ful or day reai'
meut or visited at residences Consultations from 10
to-. inJo i"'
- Water Cure Institute-Dr TRAIL receives
patients a his eommodous city establishment - Lsgntst
snd AZ Oyster Bay, LII Communication daily between
these places by Steamboat and Railroad Once consat
tons and general prscrcs attended TO- Az I'M
~ Notfce.-fhe PHESIx BANK, Westerly, T. a. l. soon
.er Il was robbed, In December last OF about toVvo ~
pended the issue Of s Bills and procured new pais me
euisa,ors from which are dated Jan |, 1850
The Bank having redeemed nearly all ther old
with The rxcsrue of the money VIII hereafter TO
deem he old bis at their counter all OF winch are da'eo
The susoa Bank Boston, viii continue a. usual 70 re-
dae he new Hs OF this Bank By order OF The Dec1orh
Westerly, r. l. March T. 1850 ,-r, c.,
me kSWr EThEN fosfbn- easnef
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~ Drs. shew and Rogers, Water Cure In
stitution corner Tvehb-st and universy-psee ms T.
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HAkGINQs-rspss seoee poundA from eesoss nchss
xAviAs dtgerent Qualities nod celors ~ sas ua1useel
Astss paSsA sAsts9 ohkRlVk boR ~ seslbSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

e Gov. UJHAzY and companions arrived safe.
ly at Burlington, Iowa, the Both uL They
were warmly received by the citizens and pub
lie meeting was called, over which II. w. STARR,
Mayor of Burlington, presided. The following are
among the resolutions adopted by the meeting:
Resotsd That the Mayor Of this City be requested to
welcome Gov UIH.zY and family and friends our City
and State and TO assure them Of the high appreciation 10
which they are held AID The grahca ion IL will give US to
DO all In cur power to make their residence smong pleas
ant and happy
Resorsd That We recommend to The Municipal author
ties Of this City pay the expenses OF these exes so Ion
% they may remain In our City.
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CROPS II GEoRGA.-During recent short trip
into the interior, we took occasion to inquire after
the prospects Of the present crop. As far as we
were able to ascertain land we saw planters from
Baldw ill., Bib, Monroe, Pike, Henry, Walton and
Merriwether counties, and from the south western
part of the State,) the Cotton crop is universally
unpromisng. 1t is rs backward as it was last
Spring Not much of it has yet come up and that
which has presents a sickly appearance, and
grows of slow y-or rather does not grow at ALL
This backwardDess is attributable to the frequent
cold weather which we have had since the first of
March. The weather has been pleasant only
few days at time; and when it began to act
kindly upon the planted crop it was soon succeed
ed by cold winds aud rains
The Corn crop is more promising, yet it is by no
means fsttering. The same causes which have
acted so iojuriously upon the cotton plant have
kept the corn back likewise. 1t is a more hardy
plant, however. than the cotton, and for that rea-
son has not suffered so much. Wheat looks fine,
and the crop promises large yield in all the coun-
ties we have heard from, except in Monroe. Ia
the latter county We heard of only good field Of
wheat, the owner of which expects if no casualty
befals it, to gather from it twenty bushels TO the
acre. Savannah Republican