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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE CoUscIL-The City Fathers on Monday
night, among other things, passed the folio wing
resolutions:
Referring 10 Select Committee and the Counsel Of the
Board to prepare ara report 81 Inc nexs neeoog % res1
Ale under sufficient peosles The storage Of ssipets
" hin he corpofaed limits Of bs Guys C1nnilce 70 b
APPOINTED bJ ine Mayor Rseung 10 same Ihe pfinon Of
czrus IN relation pb.ne, prepare snd report an
orcfrhrce on he sa1Jsc n lbe rext meeting
Authorizing finance Committees % bOfr,w $1,000 on tas
erec Of city, ard pledge ne reepis OF Iakes Jr ts
current year oF he ePs enI Of he loan 90 OF oere ms
hrst CT January, 1871
Tba Cor each groees license granted this yer I1e san
Of 81 be exaeIea By he CsTk or INC County 'na 81 ' ns
ely. " -, - s.,, Ia. h...
Middle and Twenty ifd as and Thirty hfs sed IsrsY'
uxth as al OF speed exceeding fJ M an 1ocf
AZ sny time besweea the 51h day Of july Ald Ia day VI
Move ber 1880 under he p~bsliy VI so or esea and
every ofeLse and giving sns half ae geoAiy 10 s H.
foTRfT
Authorizing Fire Department Conmtss 10 con1sci fOf
500 Of lea beS bose 10 replace that des0sed o. s 40
IL FurmAL-sL and is 10 sne necessay repairs D no
fire eI md hooks and isdcsrs iDj1ret al sad IRE
The Board ths< adjourned for tEo weeks
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Rus OyER-A boy named Robert DOugner'y
whose parents reside at Ill Cedar ST. was ran
over in Grand st. Monday evening, BY an express
wagon. The little fellow is 30 seriously injured 10
the head that the doctor who attended him mas III
tie hope Of bis recovery.
" A Mr. Duncan, jeweller, was RIA over and
bad bis leg broken, BY horse and cart Inc noise
was running furiouEly NJ the time and without ni'
driver. The unfortunate man was taken 70 tue
Hospital
rAnar named Jaules Duffieh wss found II
Broadway. near Bleecker ST. st / O'Clock Monday
light having been run over b. 4 carriage de
a. taken TO the station hoase aud Physiaa1 sen'
for, who dressed his words. Which were not se'L
Gus. In tie morni0g be VAS snficienhy recovered
TO sc home. TIE dryer escaped
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SUMMER RETREATS.
Things ut Saratoga.
e,poud &c OF The Tribune.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, Monday July q, lao.
Never in the memory of that famous parsonage
the Oldest Inhabitsnt, did Saratoga present such
an array Of fashion so early in the seasonal
ready the crowd Of private carriages drawn up in
front of the United States Hotel OF an afternoon, is
as great as it used to be by the first Of August aud
the cry is still they come. The arrivals at the
other hotels are also very numerous, and there Is
every prospect OF the hotels being filed 70 over
flowing before the end Of this week. At any rate
party wishing good rooms should write immediate
ly to secure them.
The morning gatherings around the springs pre-
sent a splendid array of youth and beauty, and
many a young gentleman or lady engaged la sip
ing Congress Water for some old chronic com
plaint has an acute attack in the neighborhood OF
The Heart that is much harder 10 cure than the for
mer disorder.
The Propretors Of the Spring are busiy en-
gagged also in bottling the water for transportation
abroad, and the demand seems 10 equal the sup
ply There seems to be quite a demand just now
from w ashington by Members Of Congress, which
| am very glad to chronicle, many OF that body
have quite q reputation for liking something
stronger.
The Agent for POwers's Greek Slave has been
trying to find a place for the exhibition oil that
VOrk OF ART Eere, out hHl hfdid nc " III hot SUI
coed There seems great lack OF conyeniences of
that kind here
We had a sad accident here on the Fourth "A
cannon went off premsturely, taking of the right
arms Of the two young men who were engaged In
leading it, Their names were Ferdinand halght,
a printer engaged in the Republican Office, aud
Joseph Hodgmsn, Blacksmith. IL was thought
at frat that Haight was SO badly injured, that he
could not recover, but be seems TO get along favor
ably so far One thing in their favor was, that
| both Of them were young men of temperate ha-
bits, so that the Doctors have good healthy constl
| tutlons 70 work upon. C.
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By wM. GLAND BOURNE.

WAKE Wske he loud song o er the land OF The fres
As sng he brig hI deeds Of our fathers before as
Ar ring II Triumphant from mOun'siu 10 sea
While millions e1tstc repeat the loud chorus!
Supreme Ell 1t roll, from pole unto pole, ,
TIL s uness shall Thrill through The depths OF me s0N'
Ard The bondsge Of man 10 tbs iyrsnt shall cease
Ard shall Gle In The morning Of Temperance and feaee'
Join now with The bAnc that Is narthIlled today
In the strife " in the foe a. We press on 10 glory,
Arc breaking the chains We shall throw them away,
While triumph shall swell with the love bearing s'ofJ'
And onward tread. with banners outspresd,
A cash the dark foe to the doom OF the dead,
For The earh tha be free ard the light shall Increase
TIL 1t breaks IN 4 morning Of Temperance and Peace
Hsri Hsrl from the East and the hills OF the NORTH,
From The souh and the Wett The glad psens are nRn
And out Of the grave selcoms them form,
The th1 usArds Tejoicinely tributes are oringingi
They Join In The cry thai swels 10 he say,
And prophecies Hope where the roddea ones ne
When The bondage OF man 10 the iyrani shall cease
In The glory filled morning Of Temperance and fesee
The exercises being closed dinner bno~ed' a.
which many hundreds psrticipated-aiEer whlcn
the regulac and volunteer sentiments, and re-
sponses from several gentlemen closed the exer'
cises OF the day-to be remembered as . "y
mark in the history OF the Temperance Reborn ID
CHRoNOPES
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A NJ MERWlh, Ancroneer.
by BANGS, PLATT e. co. store z04 sroat~ry
ID Parculaf sllennOn given 70 he tsle Of FYsIs Lbff
r.s C.sh ADVANCES made when desired

ID Particular slenuOn given he sac Of Hnyss Lbrts
rfes Cash advances made When desired
EiFTYsEcosD sEw-YOkK Trade SALE.
MONDAY Sept. 1850.
TIE undersigned announce The nexI REGULAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper. stationery, Stereotype Plates
bindsrS haiersls kc. 10 commence oa Monisy tho ID
Of September and 10 be conducted Or e regus
uoss &C The last one
Tnoy request hat invoices for The catalogue BE furnished
immecaiey, the printing viii Do commenced 81 "a cary
day
fhe usual essh advances will be msds on receipt o.
goods when desired BANGS, PLArf co
"a 5roai~xy.
AT PRIyArE eALE-Bohn's Popular LDrsry ssr.os-
Comp-te Of ess very desirable and select sofa ss
now offered 70 Ine trade and o1ss conpr !ng ne stsoa
ard Library 81 vols Scientific Library v1s he 40
unualsp Library IS vols; ne Classical Library II yois
ard he Illustrated Library new series iDei0eios Lodzgs
Portraits Of Ilus1Ous PersouGgss of Greed Bhan Toe
youu 20 sold separsEeiy n dssfe nov hG has l1s'
been issued Of The yaoas works and na5 be bad 81 ne
uCre ,,
Jupius Letters with all tse no1s Of W0ocfsfs ed!gOa
schlegaFs Lectures Modern HsOry. Ism .Tsinss H.
tory oi the French Rsyoutioo, HumboTs Views u "a
ture Hand Boos Of Osnea and pew snd poD1lsr lahs.
1ous Of sophocles, Eschylus, Arsoue. Egnpidss s9d
Virgil
Also, Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science I'd An
VIOLA svo; Ewbenks Hydraulics aud Mechanics, JOhn.
sous Fumers Encyclopedia, .Gnepons grss. worr
Mich Cows rhsefs TnDcp Of zricalt1fe, De T0cqle
vies Democracy 10 Amegcs, Li0r's SoossEsf 8eucoHs
Double Enlry Bookkeeping $40 add "isss Aeronsates
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Things In Lewis County-Grand Demonstra-
tion OF the Sens of Temperance on the
Fourth.
Correlpondence on The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Without doubt, the 74th anniversary Of Ameri-
can Independence was celebrated by great many
good thiDgs-at which glorious speeches and ora
tons, dinners and sentiments, wisdom, wit and
patriotism, all combined 10 lend their attractions
and pleasures 70 the day. Among them all we
congratulate ourselves that we have had a CON-
memorhtioa which we would not exchange for any
other enjoyed in the land.
The Sons Of Temperance, who have been Of late
efficiently org anized in Lewis and Jefferson Coun-
ties determined to observe the Fourth as fitting
occasion upon which they could meet and congratu.
late and sympathize with each other in the common
cause, and arrangements were accordingly made
to render the demonstration permanently useful to
the cause. Toithis end the presence Of Horace
GREELEY was earnestly desired and obtained
The gathering took place at Copenhagen, in
Lewis, adjacent to Jefferson county, and ample ar.
engagements were made for the occasion. A large
coDcourse from wide section Of the two counties
assembled and formed in procession at the Baptist
Church whence they proceeded to the spot select
ed for the OCCASION in fine grove half mile from
the village. large delegation OF the Daughters
OF Temperance attended and joined the procession.
Aho USUAL cAercsek, Wild Inc reading OF the
Declaration Of Independence by john O'DOSSALL
Of Lowvile were followed by brief but felicitous
address irom Thomas A. GRANGER of Champion
ID o. w z WHO gave rapid sketch of the rise
and progress OF the Order. OF these facts viii
not speak further than to say that within Short
time fifteen divisions have been organized in Jef
feison County, and seren during the last EIGHT
months have been organized in Lewis The work
is onw ard and the present sperity and success
inspires every friend Of the With cohfidence
and animated zeal The Daughters Of TEMPER
ance having the same objects aDd the same grand
aims are likewise prospecting and multiplying 10
our region.
TIE Grafton by HORACE GREELEr every way
justified the aDticpatcDs OF those who had assem-
lied 20 bear bin. He commenced by remsrkiAs that
The event whose anniversary We celebrate 10
Gay, is remarkable in the history OF mar, and the
struggle which followed it one Of the mos. import
art ia the records Of time The events are - be
measured not BIZ the brilliant Achievements on the
Gcld Of battle but by their durable elects on the
hisiory of msbk.Bd. TIE greatness oi The Amen
cab Revolution is not ~ BE- fund IN zoe eYenis
which made Up that arbes, Struggle for iniepsnt.
else, tux 10 the greatness and 5enehcenee OF the
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MEDICINES.
GREAT sPRYwo AND sunnna

GREAT 3fkIN0 AND SUmMEn
MEDiciSE-BKisrOLsC COMPOUND cXraAe~
l'i OF sAssAPAR1LLA-T Tbs vsias o. tnis ~,
American for ali dsess.s ard d,.ocars ssoc,ssss
s@ksT si' 1--WE r fiisf "a s:s'''.
snong ne nor eSnss, - MS county have veseay ag-
BsstoL's sansArasaL. va. the eess psepsrsasa q d
Used raErR rsAcrtcl
VIII tie happses, esecn Remember thai Coz
MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
hA' been Ss' s ins ySSs e 81 cTsksn dine
During that period nal,i.aaes o. s.l..p.,sss CALLED,
have been palmed upon Ire pubic. bat 40 other has
STOOD THE TEST oFTIME!
Every year ADDED thousands upon hoassnts OF hotties
to Issn I. ssst ss sSs s 3, cERrIy,oArrx
which, pnntsd and bound, would FORM library 10 han.
'' HEREDITARY scRoruLA,
eating into his bones linda In BasToLs sAssssaaiLLA
balm Tor bis saicEions His horrible Assaaxsd
'Ad bis "''dy r ri IsS{ sfsT;s e CURED
nmay be safsly asserted, fron the results Of nssys
quarter of eeutury's experience, that
BSIsroL's sARsAPARiLLA
''''i rae ~ MOST Ss % s sss REMEDY
for he following ' STisi IS s s proceeding '.
serotul. or King. Evt ossiu.,. cut.n.oos
Bcis ch5oois sc.s Eyss Rias Worn Or rsass.
Bones and Joina Stubborn ule.rs sypsn-
irc symptoms scisnca or Lamssso
dicious use q Mercury. As,s;s
orDropsy, Exposure orlu-
prudence In Llfs, Liver
Complaint Asus
and Fever
PistSors Of Blood in The Head, Ples rsn IN
The Bach, Side, Breast or Iona
and ell forms OF MuscalG,
Glsndasr and skn
Diseases.
the be-. s suosser ofs srossn con.oa /, brace: :nS
renvigoates every organ promotes seuyiy and r-susd
In every function, and produces THAI eoodion OF me vaos
physical system which 10 the best security for
LONG LiFEi
Ls, :. yso w 81 g pa,ss ssr blood from The mpSsss
the Winter, and To prepare the system to
RESIST SUMNER ErIDEMlcs
REsoRr now TO
BRIsroLs sARsApARILLA
the gentle sperient me powerful sosic The unvAied sst
sepdc, and gTss, S SS,dsI ~ and %ur .v.,,x
The record which has been kept since the uoducca Of
BRsroLs sARsAPARILLA, twenty odd year, ago exhibits
eavtfiis Invaluable properties Amoag tho records. Ncn
are The following 10 round numbers
owe; IL. Z THOU STcgs SSb''"''
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND;
OF RAss~ans~,
FlFTYElGHT THOUSAND;
ONE HuspsE DAN. AND si 4. vt, THOUSAND,
rHIRffrivE THOUSAND,
rwg Il Rss.si.s en- T Piiits5,;x
There space In sdverusemea, or all snanors-
1''' ''' A 0KxsD TOTAL or ONE MILLION.
The annals Of medicine cannot parallel this result Nsvsr
either In ancient modern dmes has Ii been even sp-
preached. Many preparations purporing 10 be "ssssps
lss" have RISEN and rALLrs while this great wofk he
ERIsroIs sAnsAPARnLA
STANDS UNSHAkEN:
The public faith II has cred never can uivef,
for TIA founded experience jus, a. their want OF fsit
In other and spurious compounds also ounded expsu'
enee fnsey From MINERAL HosrRuma
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H. w. MORRIS Aucnoceer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

SPeUObkEEPsIE-lco building fois, % By ll3 ioo, 20
be ,od Al sucnou by A. w MONKS, A7euoneer. %
TUESDAY July 10, lS5o 81 II o'eioes, Or lhs easol
This property Is situated south Of The business ps OF is
vi sxs lp6 RODS from The Court HOase, % emDs8cs
irving extensive view u t1e Hacson River aod a0d
scape reaching from ne H. GLANDS scu:n 70 The ca-
hi Mountains norm.
Pooshieepsle possesses superior Advantages 70 climate
schools markets lie. ., i close connection 10 As~ 1ofs
by he Hudson River Railroad readers convenient s1d
desirable place OF residence for persons co.nz b7ness 10
the city, and wishing i've and educate heir cseea 10
tits place.
view Of his beautiful Village from College dill VII cJo,
vince an observer that be Gcd The bsnks of ma
ccmfort han IL kere found
For p-reusrs apply csls5 ssrse, oe be 7,srnses
ia ". ModHlS A8enOoesr,
syzcgl5kkI6s % N1ost P01ghI7epfs.
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VEGETABLE MEDICINES,
MINERAL MEDICINES.


THERE 10 q strong and deepening conviction Ia The
public mind, well ~ the medical profession, that tho
remedies supplied by the vegetable kingdom ss
more successful and less peneious In the Of disease
than mineral medicines
The public ct large. don't like the way these poisonous
drugs las most OF Them are)sct
They are not satisfied that the climax and persscuone
all medical science, 10 TO exlpals disease BY installing
another They win not believe hx barerug sxchsng
ing diseases 70 curing HEM To hillary, serofai.
GUS ebhle diseases; Ills to purity the blood. And no
medicine has been invented half efectua Dr.
p. Towpsends Compound Extract SNsspsnia curing Of
all such diseases
THREE YOUNG LADIES CURED OF scRoFULA
ERUPTIoNs ON TIE FACE
MARIETTA, WAsHsGroS, Co OnIo, May 1880.
Dear SILL f,ei It my duty to you AMI The publ. to
msis Known The wonderful psrormed by your most
three each Of vhom, for rme afflicted
seroula and erupons on the face IL required bat
few bottles OF ysur invaluable Bssapsfs to ensfsy euro
them To all others similarly afflicted, would recommend
your medidine most cheerfully -
Ps This win be forwarded 70 you by High sheriff John
Lane who will youch for the truth Of ITO above. Es
COOGHs, COLDS CoNsUMPTIOs, Ere Eric Ere.
year ago. which was ihoggni BY msoy would result In
Consumption l bad used Old Dr. JseOo rowassDds les
ned youn-snd am mos happy 70 say, has sarely cured
am elsrl Of Jane. J.cl'. E'S coun.slor at Law.
Moniague Hail. In this city Yoos nc.
WILLIAM NEWTON SHEFFIELD.
Brooklyn, June 49, 1850.
THE FACTORY.
THE IMMENSE and Increasing demand TOR DR. n.
p. TOWN5ENDS SsrsspsrilA has made II nscsssafy
very much TO enlarge The operations Of nanafscurs-
Medicinal substances used 10 nef.dlsle qlsass sni
~ each ngredient requires TO DO carefully sad accurately
tested the propheos Duud place Tho
Compromising Department In charge of eonpslsas and
responsible Cheuis.-oDe whose scientific rsoaston win
be q fall guaanes Of public confidence Dr. James Il
ChilIon has assumed ibis duty
CAUTION
To svoid imposition y wil o. oseess.rg 20 see thn
DR. JAMES r. ChiLrONs CERTIFICATE
n. well AZ tins signature Of Dr. r Townsend 10 on hs
oulside wrapper Of each bottle
Sold BY all the
PRINCIPAL Druggists and County Merchants
thfoaR hOnl tho United at~s Csaadaz. etc.
PROPRlETORS OFFICE g.! N.usu-st
In the building formerly occupied BY lbs south 8spaa
Chu cb New. YOrG tok3 0hskW
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FlRE At HDHoKUa-Yesterdayt Sanday nom
ingj RosiEcrartz'S cotton mill a. Hohokas was
consumed BY fre-supposed to be toe work q an
LEGENDARY. We have 10. lesroed The loss. 50
say, the Tel<gropk We wOald respectful ssk,
where in Jensy is Hlhokus
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AUCTION SALES.
8. 0ARDlNEk aucnoneef.
NV BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID Store rs Broad way, cor AnnonySl
~ Particular viii be given ~ saes VI fsnc,
ns. living IN house keeping Aso Stocks OF han1fae.
,arsys he Ali Of which respectfully solcitsd
Having made an Arrangement WIN ar. a IVIt
his be hopes merit The paronaze OF hs ends
and the public. . -, ~
AT PRIvArE sALE.-Dsmonds Pearls AID Pre- 4 ,us
s,ones con sing lsrss invoice Of zmo1ds OF hrsi
waller sFge Pearls Precious Stones, &c wofhy mo ~
lennon Of dealers and others Also, one elegant new.
silver gilt prize SEod, coat sf5. D6i
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Nothing has transpred with respect to the assas
sinstion Of Cahedo 70 which have 10 add snoth
cr that OF DIR. Varela, a much esteemed citizen.
II took place Ia his own house, supposed by one Of
his servants, who has made his escape; tls affair
appears 70 have been forgotten. IL is not surpris
ing that murders should take place in 90 large q
city, but that the guilty are seldom apprehended
10 matter Of sarprse, and shows litte regard for
justice.
The disurbers Of the public tranquility in Puebla
are still in Cholua waiting the di. position of the
Legislature. bad not time when l wrote you last
10 relate this affair, short account OF which
give you
ST nor MGeica, the Governor resigned on toe 10th
OF May last as be stated on account Of i-heAlth,
and retired to bis hacienda: his resignation being
omitted, ST. Furlong became Governor er-ofctO ;
his gave great ofiense TO a commandant Of oattal
Ion, sr. Garcia who declared be should remain
ioRctive, nor move from the garrison until the Le
tislaiure should reconsider the matter he vas
nduced, however, 70 enter into a treaty, by which
IL as stipulated he should disband the militia leave
their arms IN possession Of the State. and retire
With the rest OF MS forces 70 Cho!ala he faad n
comply with the two first stipulatOus, which gave
rise 10 long correspondence between him and
Ruslong; toe former stating as reason for non
comPisnce, that whom the treaty was made, it was
tcd him the only for the desire to have the
militia d.sbAnded was, tha. the State cOald not
shord to maintain them; aud said as be chose 10
maintain them al lis osa expense, he could see
90 reason Of complaint On the part Of the Govern.
neLs, adding that il would be dangerous 20 the
pop0iaeoa - leave such a quantity Of arms and
smu1oition in the city Finally, on the 18th Of
NAY ne Legislature passed resolution declaring
~. zoe RESIGNATION OF S.. Augica could not DC &C
IGiaeo, Aad invited hin back 70 take the reins Of
80 &c. lneht which be refused This gave rise TO
s nssPondetce between him aud the Gov
ea.Meh~ or'ons eoaxisg him as a friend, and in.
s.'."s 20, zoe sake OF peace, on HI. coming back;
a., M -. aI'.@s SFoog resigned and D. Miguel
20 o' June, Maglcs returned 10 poebis notx;,b
STAGING all be had Esid abolt ths a. -, 81,
Try sld repose FROM oneial d1,ie. 49, " sue o5eu
Safs 10 ne reestab'i.hment d his he.l,b r.
wooe absir IS complete farce, 10, r;s,cuI ~ ~
oes0oo The relation Of which at lens.h 80 60 81
J~er monthly sheet syn would Oh
vn The other hand, the Iadians rai.a3 the -,
SIoO' reVot, aud threatened 70 invade ,hs 80
eep~ntmen' a Joascs,epec; 40 exoss;.o. uo.o
seo' ss%'oss them On ho eeth NAV. ssJ ,s,;. Us
sies mem To feaFou BY gentle tn-Nns a.,.SS3 So
s'e~' sbn the result ives more thRa so k,,l.I -
Tapy tfnonefs The chief Jgsu Glars. s.c,os1
mus The business o, Paeba has been io,,.',S'..a
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DRINTiNG E-rABLIsHMENT voK Sale

pAGs, ROPES, and all sin1s u paper rnAnafsetar
Iaers nsiesisis bon aha sad soA 90 liberal tennA by
n7 GADHv DgRaIcKsOS. is2 AMI isa sogfs-sl
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-09

and finding my moments few, determined to
unburthen myself of the deed"
Her confes. ion was read over n prese nee of two
hastily summoned Magistrates, by the clergy
man. and she decl.red that every word ~as true.
A few moments and her soul fed
Not one word Of comment do We presume to
make on this strange, eventfml history; and feel
that to append moral, would be an insult to
your telliaence.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-09
FOR SALE.

500 of the best kind of Turpentnc Land
reek ix miles from Fayetteville. Inquire
February 2 1850. 57l-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-09

/ Onesquare oftwenty-el 4
lines or less, for one inser
ton, 60 cents every Sub =.
sequent Insertion, 80 cent S
except it remain in for sew
cral months, when it will
&c charged S3 fer two
months, 81 for three, &c,
:. !, s@lO for twelve months.
i 90 Liberal deduction
ior large advertisement
by the year or six mo.,A.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-09

HANDSOMELY DoNE.-The Hon. Elisha
WhittIesey, General Agent of the Wash.
inston Monument, has received letter
from Captain George w. Storcr, command
ing the United States frigate Brandywine,
at Rio de Janeiro, enclosing the sum Of
three hundred and twelve dollars. contrib
uted by the officers and crew Of that ship
to the Washington Monument. This lib
eral and patriotic subscription was headed
and several Of the crew subscribed S5
each.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-09

WANTS HUsBAND.-Miss Mary 6.
Willis. Of Concord, n. H.. advertises for
a husband. She says she is neither erich.
fat, nor forty" but only twenty Ave, Of
slight figure and poor She is in ''pe-
culiar circumstances" which ''render It
desirable that she should receive an im~e-
tliate answer. Somebody might nave
COMMISSION on her. il case of satisfactory
explanation as to the ''peculiar circum-
Stances
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-09

RIsING IN THE WoRLD.-An Exchange
paper, after announcing that John II. Prem
tice, for many years the editor Of the Coop
erstown IN. W Journal, has retired from
that responsible station, adds:
sHc was formerly a member Of Congress,
but rapidly rose until he attained a
respectable position as an editor-a noble
example Of perseverance under depressing
circumstances.