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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
BROOkLNN ITEMS.

N,yAL-The 4. s. steamer San Jaointo Will
be launched to morrow morning a, II o'clock, at the
Navy Yard The following are her principal di-
mcnsious Length Of keel, 203 feet inches length
at feet water line. elO feet extreme length. 235
feet breadth, nodded at same hight, 81 feet
extreme breadth at plank shear, 81 feet II inches
depth from top Of beam 70 top OF floor, - feet
inches depth Of keel and false keel. foot inches
measurement ia tuns li5l displacement ia iuus
of 2.l0 pounds at launching draft l0l feet l,0sO
AT draft when loaded l6i $50 per inch of depth,
lCi or at load line. IL The steamers Saranac
and San Jac,nto have been constructed under the
law of Congress Of isi1, for building four steam
crs and were both commenced IN August of that
year They are Of the same form and dimensions
and were designed and modelled by Constructor
Hartt Of TIL place are both equally substantially
built and fastened the frames Of 1--we oak. with one
hall the top ;.mbers OF cedar and the plsnking all
of white OAK. The SMsnac was bulk by Constrac-
tor Do.ano, at Portsmouth. n II she IS a side
wheel steamer IS completed and in COMM ssion.
The san Jscinto was built BY Constructor Hartt.
At the Navy Yard here is intended for propeller
her hull was in rapid course OF construction at first
and was far ahead Of either OF the others and IRON
the facilities afforded at this station for building and
completing steamers could have been much ear
| her in commission than either OF them yet the
Hardness OF preparing the engine did not admi, Of
fitting the hull 10 receive IT, and the work on i
the hull has been lingering t. the present time
She is to be launched without putting in those part.
| Of the engines machinery which have been con
sdered essential TO be arranged PRIOR TO receiving
her eHtree 10 her Appropriate element.
FAT,L ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon, be
tween and O'Clock. while a gang Of aborer,
were oXcsyauug the earth at Berseus II 10, South
/ Brooklyn, portion OF Il gave way, burying tive
OF the men. They were extucated by their com
rades IN a short time, but one Of them lived only q
! few minutes after be was taken out; the Other
had his lex broken below TIE Knee, and was othe-
wise seriously hurt About one hour after n,
above accident, another portion OF the bank CAV,
way. bur ing another OF the workmen- He VA
taken cat nearly exhausted, bat VIII recover
ILLEGAL NorISG.-Jsmes Fox. A resident 0
the Second WI ard. was brought before the magis
uate charged with having voted IN the Fifth W ard
contrary 20 law. II WAS proved. on examination
that jim voted twice IN each district q the FIT
Wsrd aud offered 10 30 So again. H. deiaUl; O
g. 900 bail he was committed - Jall
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QUINBY s. co.'s GENUINE

AMERICAN PREPARED FLOUR,
L'OR MAKING BREAD, Tea Cakes, &c. without Salt or
i Yeast
Requiring ony be made into dough with cold water,
ready for the There 10 always certainty Of
his e0ar making good bread, which VIII not become
moo .dy Or sour With keeping
II viii MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
wheat cakes without eggs and puddnRs without suet
be used advantage for a. domestic purposes,
hAf pound Of butler ard with MS Flour vii produce
pastry eGgA 20 hat made win one pound and ordinary
our
For ship s,oresit. invaluable as Ia qualities remain
impaired 10 any climate
Certificate Of James Chiffon, Esq d
have examined The American Prepared Flour put up
By Quinby Co and recommend Il as a most whole
.0m- article JAMES K Chiffon. d
Sold wholesale by Quincy co. Fs Nszrrst- and
N spring Also, BY ACkERMAS 95 Bare ay-st ard
feiE-d BY be pTlncp- Grocery stores In sewYork and
BrOOtyn
B-Order, for shipping TO California and other places.
shin stnres Se put up al sfort notice 40 nh
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NEW ARK ITEMS.

NEW CHCRCH-The Central Presby terian
Church Of this city. under the Pastoral care Of Rev
Georse c Lucas Contemplate building new
Church as soon as an eligible site car be procured
4 liberal offer has been made them o. 10; situated
on the corner of Market and shipm,a ats directly
II real OF the COar, House. and 5000.
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS ! SILKS! sILKs.!!

AND OTHER GOODS FOR LADIES' DRESSES
ASrendid ChenEeahe Siks De Lanes. al styles
Bealtfil small pad silks Printed Muslns and Lawns
Paris and India tou ard ks. Bsreg,- Tissues
New cured arI Brocsle Siss. Orgsndes. Gfenadin"-
Large and small striped DO, Sc sc.
Al new Goois-ths best as-ormen, 20 hs found IN the
re,auuaie SGM 2. TOwLE. Importers 4 Retailers
ats2b ~ Grand.sr Columbian Hal.
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALESDAR-ThIs -Super0r Cont.
Trials Published on Saturday
Do.-Trsnseued-No = to 81, 80 A. a., =,
o., 6l, IS, - - TO -. :, II.
Circuit Cont Nos $50. 10, $50. $50. 425, 400.
i-3 ~ 500 500, SO 81, 81. 81, $40 122, 81,
80, SO, 53l. 49, $50.
Common Pleas.-Part Nos Il. &c, 49, 3-s,
39l, 401. al, 4lj, AS. 42l Pau ll-Nos 654. 600.
Goo o., 800, 400, 2ll. as. i2f. i26.
L. ;. CONNissIoNER's OFFIcE-Ckarge 0f En-
dearJ1Hg 10 Cnaft a Rerot- John McSweeny, B
T.ton, Philip Goldman. John Hines AID Charles
Durham, sesmen OF the ship 81 Louis from Ma
nilia, were examined OF the above charge Il ap-
peared that while az sea 10 January asi, NcS wee
ny was ordered by the first ate to 20 so't anu
scrape one OF the spars be declined. The Captain
then ordered him, bat he again decllned-saylng I
was not necessary . scrspe the spar. The cap
tam then caught hold OF him. It was sad, % PAT
nm IN nous, hen tie crew IN a body rusned ait.
Iilton inquired what II meant Hines DOA bold OF
the Captain With both hands BY the Shoulder ana
Tod him 10 gut The -sptain ordered them al
Toward, ana Ley went Subsequently the Cap
tain directed the mate 70 cal them ait bat they re
fused the! then refused the second mate. The
weather as squsly and IN a bad atit1ie Finally
the captain cslled out 10 them that be would sEsin
order them at for tie asst time Theycame aft
The mGskets had been loaded on sendn- the trsi
mate. Goldman sad what he tad done v as - pre-.
vent the Captain hurting McSweeny They were
committed the two first 70 give bal. . $50 ana
the others IL sl0C each
SUPERIOR CoURr-Geasrol Te-a-De isions
james J. RiHr vs.. Un. T. MC0s-Appesl
rom decision, We believe, on derurr.r Of Judge
Nee. as relates u iarm on Loas Is md. ned BY
a n in trust 'or Mr. Jas MAso1, lboueh by request
OF late John Mason. us father bat ALLEGED y have
been sod b. Mr. 10 plaintiff The sIi IS 70 com
pei Judge Nee. 70 give ut!e 70 plaintiff Judgment
al Special term affirmed.
Geo L Safterle, IS. BorcH & Jorer-Motion for
new uiAl granted on ground q su-pase, Oh pay
men, Of costs.
H'm- T. FsrHess vs. Sanllei Skervood -J1ds
uert q Don suit
Lscrc,iG ReipuaH vs. " n H,zrrcs, md o.ie-s
Judgment Of ucn suit Ant defendark assessed
s2ls 20.
CoURr % COMMON PLEAs-Before Jsdre DAILY
L frard =. Hssds9 IS Geo Dvrozf-The par
ties own adjoining .o's, l0s aad l0s Seventeenth
81 between Sixth snd Seventh avs Tae house d
plainuH IS on the Of bis ios, extending ths
- bole bresdth. and the h,use O ceserdart 90 tbs
frvnt o; his Mr. Il. alleges tsai TIE s.nk De oncin.
TO los Vas N April $50 directly .ssu.t bis bas e
neni val vas cNe.essy bglt and sgr..o WHICH,
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AT RrRpETT,. cnEAr wmoLEsALE AND

" Retail DIV Goods store lo Maker-st may Pee found
the following soois Splendid cuunorpanes ~ quarters
is qlarere -, l. quarters las, is quarters ~ punk
blue. corr scarlet and uthrr sOlr Delhncr 10 a
yard iast coors Gnghsms. l. yadi rich embossed
cloth ahecovcrs crsrn scarlet crimson, blue and other
colors piece linen Gins ham- only lsa yard French
Linens, l. yard spienid Article Of English undressed
me Shrngs, mil yard vice Is yard. equal tO York
mills Is pence ladies' 6ne Paris hid Gloves = 50
IS 6d pair gents hid Glove. ali coiofs, Is pair
.adies black six Hose only &. ptir splendid sfuclr
wide black Sik IS yard Caic,s isst cooTs 80 yard
Shirungs sheeurgs, ToWeres Linens and every srtcle
m he dry goOds'ne, al the very lov ct prices
GEO. BUADETT. 1856 Walkerst
ais twisf bsiWe.n Be- aiwa y ard BoWery.
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black GRO DE RHINE SILKS.

| ST RECEIVED, splendid ass nmeut OF all widths
ard quality all Of our importing, greai reduc-
uon from retail prices. \ 4 81 n. TOWLE,
alj eh 93 GFard-st Columbian Hall
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GENERAL NOTICES.


- ID ,I.r. L. Wells, PArcnoioEisfs nn4
Publisher, { ''tln H. - Hs''sl - 1'-
,-.s, p.-,-fr-
" ghes srn So = - c.as. i-fl.
49,. o. po-.r., W.s..-.Ca-s I-s. rs.
y Ut 81" ane 'H" 49, 90 E.. .
,~,hou, ZIP
~ thN>en%tr- per >hip i.' ""' -, ~ I'll.
h.'"f. 'l he--l. ihe l5n irst ~ /. '.',, "S,vr.
e. 2 =. tN'
>.t.. MI - ..- ,,.....-., e 3 AL,
q N",iN'' 49, 49, "a. III, e..
So '.., - =. a. .' - -. /, ,,.. .,-
--.ss--s '--rr w..-- s-e cs.ri Js- .. lss
T. 6s2S -s..1s redeemed a'y te.r 81 . GREG .' r
~ O. 't- * l-c1 6. 80 ~. nor-. =" 1rt-al r.
-eUu -He oe 30 ~ .-e'' e'' a. y ".a Aie 49,
F-.1as p y'- = s,-,,. ~ enc .-.. ,,,.,. o., pol.
.-r s.-.. So b. 5r.sr ,ftes p'-.-t,-,
p 49, 4 l..I
RS DIsNa ErHEN FOSTER Cas.lsr
-, - -, .,fv ,,.r t..t4 ...
ROXY 'l-', --', ~ .,-s,ed n ~, R.y pr
3 l. ocofS A $500 80 !, IN va, .-. ~....-
btf't>f So pr -. ',--,ge i-,- ...,s-t i.r.
~ EXERCISE, $500 ~. -..ss-s.v Con-
--et1- 4" D. ios'' ~ o., 49,. p, .,e. ,s q. b.
Pr zee "a p sc . '' ~ "a.
'''i'"'u' 80 -''
-. -, -, r-,-,irs ,,ftr h.rr f1e co.irc
- -. mr.. d .,4 ,r.r-y "a r-h = u-s weighing "a
- r-- 49,. srrc,-,er. " Re- StoIi-i flrs iry tsys
- - s-r1sy,. p-s.s-s 81 PtgNiN, w.. oe 7-cseit
i.-. H.. r.s. ,f ~ --.-~ srf I'VE srs 'n'-rs'1n
n. -9..ss,ilr res-s-1. no business god c'ggiugs a't
tf. --es ~ 10 California TIE -Nf 1'ro1 "a D. commence
e,,s ..e ii-...,rt. S crris al. -
IT., N,yr-s
Az TIE -'h Arraa ~. tel o.. ,,e g.. ..
Araa'-y , 1e.-n l o-rn 10 1e ro' w l...e ri
/ s. Rrol.-- fine Cou-cL b. SHEGOlNE
aIg5ls' Cor Sc \ 4
~, - 49,. s-s i,,-,..
" canton 10 Dear PERSONS - r 50 49,, -.
a IL Il = L
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DRY GOODS FOR HOUSEKEEPING

W. WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of pur
w chs,ers Of Linen Lael Sh, etugs Dauask and Table
Clo.hs Diapers, Napkins, Towr'ings, Toilet Table snd
Plano Covers, Draper, Mus.ils Curan' Moreens &c Ac
The caeapes. and best assortment IN New York.
SAN r. TOWLE. Importers and Retailers.
nslh 92l Grandst Columbian Hal
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HENrLEMEN., WEARING ApPAnEL.

~ The subscr Ter who has year. past sven by those
In The same usdel enjoyed mo reputat of cutting the
best hung and Of asie and style Ina geiung up garments
IN the city, invites the attention of The most sidous ls
purchases exclusively for cash the choice goods,
whereby he Is enabled 10 make from three to dollars
less than Broadway prices aud warranted equal
PeuOr % every respect
Also fashionable assortment " Shirts, Cravats Collars
Stocks, Umbrellas. SC sc ms I'm
CHARLES r. FOLwELL, Tailor 81 Fulionst
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
MARNOCks HATS.

The subscribers respectfully invite he attention OF gen
uemen their beautiful Spring Style Hats. Having so-
CURED high reputation for production Of the bes. quail
10y Hss they commend them TO the favorable notice OF
al who would combine and gennlity with durs-
biity and economy WARNOCks, Hsiien
uS0a 80 Broadway
~ Our assortment Of fret quality readynace garments
comprises various new styles, Business and Travelling
Frocks Sack. Oress and Fock Coss, Light OvercosIs
PAnAloops Nests, sc
WM T JENNINGS 81 Broadway,
a5H Opposite The Psrk Fountain.
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TIE GREAT WESTERN MuL AERANGgvESTs-
Bv the late arrangements concluded with Messrs.
Wards there soon wlI be-, between Detroit and
Chicago thirteen mails earh week. The Depart
meut pays 800 per mile per aunum Tor seven
trips a week until july and then and as much
sooner as the Rai.roai Company pleases It is 10
have two trips per day, save on sunday, when
there is to b. but one, making 'hirteen tips per
week And for these thirteen trips the Depart
mcut o. pas $50 per mile. The contract
across Lake Eric is 70 rgu 0n the north shore IN
nineteen hours time. seven times week. The
mails are not be- ovorhaued al the b troit Post
OMce bat are o. bee taken directly from the boats
d the cars This must give Chicago thirty six
hours mail from Buffalo through the coming sum
mer Buffalo Commercial, April 10.
SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington. Thursday, April n. l-jO.-Wm. j.
stone. Jr. Esq OF Washington, was admitted an
Attorney and Counselor of this Court No. al
T T. Boswell, plaintiff. u.s. K. Dickinson, ct al
On a certificate of division Ia opinion between the
Judges OF the Circuit Court of Ia ted states Tor
Ohio. M Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
az this Court that the proceedings aud decree OF
the Court OF Common Pleas of Sandusky County
rs set forth 300 the record OF tins case were c0r0m
non Ja3ic, and void 900 No. 12-H. Bcuner, ct al
appellants rs Porter--The argument Of this
cause was continued by General Jones tor the sp
pc lee, aai concluded by Mr. GIpin for the appel
ANTS 900. 80. 81. Mssous widow and heirs,
plaintiffs Ia error. rs. j. v Pearson. The argu
men, OF this cause vas commenced By Mr. Mason
for the plaintiffs in error Adjourned
RIOTERS ForSD GUUrY.-The Jury at Pitts
burgh u the pudd.er and boiler case found Patrick
McDermo,t James Brati. Ann McDcrmo't Eliza
MORAN Margaret Graham. and Catharne Reeves
gull Eact of the men were sentenced to EIGHT
cen months Imprisonment, and costs OF prosecu
ton m OF the women TO pay fine OF $50, and
unders thirty days imprisonment IN the common
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s-.-s o. -sing a. isieresi z ~ Co19arT q '7s "
-sc4..v ofa-a-ag a. cay cay snc 10. r ''e -
- .-.-- -eas.r b. fsu shs-ss y - ID
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REAL CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs

~ ALL COLORs, PLAIN EMBROIDERED, Dsmask
and satin bordered received by the late arrivals direct.
a. reduction from former prices 4 & ~ r.. TOWLR,
Importers and Retailers al Grand-sL Columbian Hall
al3 9ish
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MOURNING GOODS.

RONBAKlNES, ALIPACAS, GRAPES, Wells, a.. q
- great reduction from Broadway prices.
Am. T.. TOwLE Importers and Retailers.
alb IA 81 Grandst Columbian Hall
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\ ONG AND SQUARE sHAWLs-In all the new de
- signs and colorng-, At grea. reduction from lss
years prices s & NJ. =. ToWLE, 81 Grand.., Coum
bisn Hall. sll bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

TIE mach rrr. -- g -rrarafr- pro '..iAff
ernrt sa.s COTTON own .r l0t.a rom iHr seed.
zach competitor sls tero- free NJ chase no 81 'i
wrrs.r- usrtIrr 90 ir- Society rooms, Meicsle tal
Csclra toLe,-er 81 b errr 1escrpure 20 ile ma
chloe ard tlr nose 1i vJrsirE Dr. addressed in .tr no-
n-sry s,crelaIv af -e A1r.H lr1rl. lrA soc.-t. oi
I-fia on or before .re - NJ Jan l'i-
b. in The even, OF 200 machine berg deemed wcr.-y OF
de- fll amount no tHtr f. sus Ier rrts WI Pee
awarded for re best machine .d-r-t. M proportion o
merits IL ll- ts'iou ~ ih- Government OF l1iiL
g. The society. god medal w. be gwen W ne '''
grite 90 aOt R, and 90 iir event OF inerr
U-ra more han "l- c rcl.iQr. : over medal VIII
be awarded Tor us r-Nt hest machine, provided .
shows much Ingenuity AID comparslFe success
N0rre IS hereby given hist he Ayr Hort cultural
crv of Lids ISL ht pfepa-rd io Sward s4 rci 10 ne
same conditions A. hose named shove silver medal ard
The o ~ Rs seed q; ~ disposal hy MA'o J~nAns
GENT to he Governor General in Assam Tor A. efci-ui
cotton hr-s machine adapted CAB free from wash ether
seed cotton cotton WOO Oi he I'D -erill- Ainf-
B-San0es of Indian seed colon can De- ob'a 1ed o1
application to Or EJye or Messrs Gfinfisy Co aief
ne l.. of June reNf JAMES HI NE,
Honorary Sec. Agri-tIofi society 81 iada
CNDyrr,. Jsn 1881.
Es.'rn ylfef 1f1 gc1c-1i mating ~ he fgri Ho'ficr!
fu-si >oc,et lrdI h.f ~ ne 'i December, 1919
That tanrred cOpr- of lr atove 80 tcrasenent be
transferred .o ClsIes M flsEr ksq Consul ~ he Uui-rd
~ America be- having '-t s.d offered % arAig e
1r .reir graM.-ol- Distribution throughout hat country
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CARPETINGI CARpETINo;

MATING, RUGS AND DRUOGErs a. about IS per
A cent less Than the prices charged 10 regular carpet
stores. s. NJ. 4 ToWLE, Importers and Retailers
aljH~h 2Sl Grand u.
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" " igs and Toupee-.-BArcHFLcRs ce,esraied
VIZ Factory 10 3t Waist where a. al times tan De
ounl ,he largest assortment no The city Strangers and
c1Hens shogd cal and Judge for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BArcREIoR's newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal a. he Far OF The American lnsti-
tue Copy gte address mylj MMAFQ
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4 COCOA sHELLs.-1s bsss desa- t1a r-ceysd -
~ Iof sac ~ 6AsskL.R YOUNG, 81 CHATHAM a.
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w. p WARRINER L. 90.

% WlLLlAM-ST CORNER or CEDAR
lust RECEIVED splsnid assortment VI Swiss
Cd gngs and nserngs Laces and White goods together
with variety Of Dress good. and small wares al sma
advance Tor cash Or short credit AlO lw
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RA>CA TIN, ANTHONY AND LEAD coo
DstA1ly % hand and for sac BY
A3w' rs Peaks
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ID. Cnnrlon to ncnf Trr.on--Nore sre Inla-el

lal rFs~rtc. ~ sNring sru g acS ois ti-nt 80
nrs. s. experience ard slccs sfu treatment enANes W
fITHFR 81 Fast Broadway. = to clre any species V
frsesf s1t -l.ses tl- h-si without "a or pair pt
r.t-s Tie uarvs and drum he good Consultation i'e tf
sUsr ~ ut1erv ..r \ unps4t letters l.tf nee ooA
-sy fro.n unui . and rom unu Is.' NV a. ATT
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y Passengers per nip Lady RrhutHS
A--.tru. r.-sse he lr Bears. 81 f.-f IT. y.
g. el hcl-1r TIE l5h irst ri i- O'Clock
ell s.. 2 b SUTTON co . W a- g.
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aNVEs-4 cr. cred " .I.t0. 49, it a -.f'. N-'A
w vs..'.r a.. .-,-sr So r.lst te We rrc' -l
f5r - ~ holc,.y, -. AFF.s - 81 Aoiase p--'e
s'l
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A.H o. goo Ire -r' ArrHt fNt.. .t.N4 N' TO y ..'
Academy Of ne. -r VII 1rr1 o .he pubic on " ie, '.r
f. --t AZ .s rev 90 efr Broadway, Opposite Bond
s. Bvof4--cf The Council J b. SHtOolNE
..5 ...s Cor Sc. 4
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- DR.. ~hrw and Rogers Na.erCl7e Us. :
- - =. ~. IL
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70 NntT turT.-pr NEkAfks bfaItt oi'"NtAit
WISER Cure esabnshrieut az South Orange. Is now
open NE reception ot patients Fhis e-ia shmeft hss
ore ~ he mos. drsse locations tor the Qfacace &C il'
Wafer Cure. and : tiied up u very superior maaner
rsvuc private hshs sschei 20 ne paieuts rooms Ihr
cars tr sun Orange eaye he fool of and o. a.
o'co.A 4 ard p daily reaching south Orange 30
hour Letters for Circuar' addressed % Dr. MstNkS
a, sbgve ~ llf
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= We HuntInfIon t.nIIer, y ~. ~

NC II
t-,.i ron Buildings ~ Broadway from " tl :. 81
T.ecc eclJl ruh-ce. he Communion OF Toe s'A Me'cN
Dream Chr.usnA and Children Henry the Eigh.h. Lady
jan Grey In the Tower R0usn Penieris OhIsan rsoe
-rs ara more A1 leo other works s'nge admission -
60 season Tcks.s - - Ssfsoxues O. Z "a. HsaS
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~ Wigs, WIS. Wigs.-Ctfers snd strangers
ilori hat she largest hrspesl md best assortment
o wgs hafgs, .oupees, hrsds long hair, and other
Ornamental har he found NCDHURsr iisARns,
! Meitn-Ians. The trade suprIlsd- m.3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

~ 70 sIers Il Wells, PAreneloEists IN.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
WANTS

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-05
as TO the price, which is now Fifty dollars each

as to the price, which is now Fifty dollars each.
disqualification of applicants for either Ii.
cense are made much more stringet, without al
lowing any additional privileges The altera-
ton includes many other unimportant changes
100 tedious to mention here
An Act to amend the law concerning the
publication of Shoriffs Sales for Pickcns Dis
rict; repeals SO much of the Act of 1889 as
required the Sheriff of Pickens District to pub.
iish his sales in the Pendleton Messenger, and
makes the general law of force rs to the adver-
tlsement of the salos of that officer; and will
require him hereafter to advertise in the Keu-
wee Courier.
An Act to alter the law in relation to slaves
hiring their own time prohibits the master af-
ter the first of May next on penalty Of fifty
dollars, from allowing my servant to hire his
own time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-05
Jan. s, Is
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

THE Subscribers have become owners
of Thayer's Paent Improved plan of
Building BRIDGES, for the Districts of
Anderson and Pickcns, and arc prepared
to sell single rights or to take contracts
for building bridges in the above districts.
The above Patent is pronounced by
all scientific mechanics, who have exam
med it, to combine more advantages than
any other bridge ever known-for cheap
ness, beauty, strength, and durability it
cannot be surpassed. The great adyan-
tage yer all other bridges is, that any
pie c oftimber in the bridge, can be ta-
ken out and replaced at pleasure, with
out erdnngering its strength in the least;
bridge once built need never be re.
built entirely anew.
For further particulars inquire at this
office, or address the subscribers at An
derson G. H., s. G.
HARRISON d WYNNE
Jan. 5, 80 33 I'm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-05
NEW GOODS I

take this method of informing nv
friends and the public generally, that !
have just received large and well se-
lected stock of
Fall and Winter Goods.
fresh from New York, of the latest STYLES,
consist In part of the following named
articles Broad Cloths, tSattinetts, Vest
patterns, Over Goats, Fancy Prints, Al
paccas, plain and silk striped; Home
spuns, blcachcd and brown; Ginghams,
white checked Muslin, Jaconet and Print
cd do, Flannels, Apron Checks, &c, &c.
Bonnets, Hats and Caps, of almost
every shape and style; Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery-ware, Shoes, Saddles,
Brides, Medicines, DC, all of which |
will sell low for cash or good names and
l fiatter myself chat my friends who have
patronizcd me so literally in Hamburg,
will extend their patronage here likewise.
L hope, at least. that they will call and
examine my stock Of Goods before trading
elsewhere. .
Any amount Of Bceswax. Tallow and
Seed Cotton will be taken in payment for
Goods.
j. j. HOWARD.
Holly Hill, Pickns Dist, Nov. 81, 1a4o.
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