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South Caroline. Rail ne: !.

f)nt.arI , ry, 1870, Freight
Nor the accommodation of Hay .Staii6nai
pr: ai day light on ,lre morning of Hcdnesdaa N,
each week. All Goods and commodities fur ilics.
i'satons mus, be delivered at the Depot on Iness
day preceding.
lurnhn md CnnIcn Immediately nffer The Passcn
ger Traits on Friat,y morning. Cotton and Other
heavy produce for these Trains must be at these
stations on Wednesday, preceding; light articles
will BE- received ON Thurr,lny.
Persons dcsirons of nvailina of lhesc Traint.
will please send notice 10 this office Of the anart.
iyof Cotton &Gsko be despatched from Tic Sta
tions, by lcttcr.satcctcd To the Agent Of Trans
portation 5,-E.-llF .,ss i ssIgs <
JOHN McRAE. q
Ad.g Ag'f Transportation.
O Fcc Tran. n.porfnftoa, $. e. n. X, @ 81
Charleston. 7,h Frb'y, 1850.
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Head Quarters;
CHARLESTON. Ian

The following Troops will parade for RE-
VIEW and DRILL al the times and places
mentioned, w:
The Uniform Companies of the 10Th and
iIth Regiments, and the lSt Regiment of
ARTILLERY and the Charleston IIussars, on Fri
day, tie 22d Of February.
The 18Th Regiment of Infantry III Ridrc.
vile, on Tuesday. the 2Gtl, OF February.
The l0%cr Battalion nf the 10Th Rcri
mcnt AT Strawberry Ferry, on Thursday, lhc
2S,h of February.
The Upper battalion Of the 10Th Rc-i-
mcnt nj Black Oak Lock (or Club IIousc) or
Saturday the I'd Of March
The s'h Regiment Of Cavalry at or near
bradley " Brl,,oas Ferry (soutii siic) on
Ehnra,lay. the lst of March
The ;'lst Regimen, of Infantry a, Black
Mingo on Tuesday, 9th OF March
33l Regiment OF Infantry at Conwayhoro,
ON Saturday, the Oh, of March
The SD Regiment NJ Marion Court House
on Tuesday, the l2ili OF March
The 20'h Regiment Of Infantry nj Darling
ton Court House, on Thursday, the lIih OF
March,
The 7th Regiment OF Cavalry at or near
Darlington Court House, OH Saturday, .thc
18th of March.
The 3Oth Regiment Of Infantry at Bennc,ts
VILE, on Tuesday, the 10Th OF March.
The 18th Regiment al Chesterfield, on
Thursday, the .lst of March
Iho 2lst Regiment q, lancaster, OH Sat.
urdav, the 23d nf March
The Ed Regiment at Camden, on Tues
day, tho 18Th Q! March.
The 2o'h Regiment at Swimming Peas,
on Thursday, the 23;l, OF March
The l,h Regiment at Sum;cryii!c, ON Sat.
urlav, tho 3ifh ,f S,rri,
The Commissioned aDd Non .Cnm,uissio,a.
el Officers VIII rs :on.'!e l,'"s'fHcrFFf'- al nc
rin"o "f r"Nhaa, ous @. their respective Re
gmautS Or NittLiions, Tor Drill and and In
s;ruciion.
The MAJOR Generals and Drlgadicr Gener-
ais will, With their Stail, attend The Reviews
IN their respective commands.
The Erigalier Generals arc charged with
the extension of this order IL their Brgadcs,
All the Troops and Arms Will be inspect
cal, cXccn; al Charleston
BY order OF ;hc Commander. IN. Chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
ftD % )
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SH CREFFy SALES,

By virtue OF sundry Executions 10 me d.
rcctci, will be sold at Sumter Co,ir, House.
nn the first Monday and day following m
March next. within legal hours Of sale,
The nghest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers To pay icr Titles.
One tract ui 300 acres of land
,nc r. or less, in Claretnun,. adjoining lands oC
r. J. Moses and A. Brown, levied on as the
property OF benjamin M.,chcia, at the suit of
). i. Ripley
One tract Cf I2N acres ofland
Il: Clarendon, adjoining ianis o; p. Y. II. lia.
Icy AID whore defendant lives, levied nron
as the property Of Washington Bariied. n,
tho suit "i Jas. +. Rilgeway and Jas. B. ILL.,
ton, cxor. OF WA. Hilton
| tract of lSO acres of land in
Salem, adjoining lands OF f. clsh and Sa-
rah Beard. levied uron MS ;l,r property OF
Aaron T. Beard, 1T thc suit OF C. ~. PLAYER
negro trVic,i Oh a. the DroD-
cr'y OF @ 5 ltCcs, at lie suit OF A.. Con
way.
4 negroes levied on as the
property o! J. J. Tindal!, at the suits OF JAS.
L. Pack, John j. June, AMI A. G. Houston.
! negro levied On as the nron-
criy of Eliza a. Walker, at lie sut OF Jas
-, ana i. 4. Richardson.
| horse levied on as the nrop-
crty Of Martin Barwicl;, al the suit OF J.
t.1wton.
4 negroes levied on as the
property Of l.arki~ II. Dimkins, at The suit of
Bank State OF South Carolina and others.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
pcr'y OF Arabclla Brock, at The SUIT of r. X
Rca.
| negro, levied on as The pro
perry OF Henry w. Atkinson, at the sui, of
y. Norris. for al. and a. }, Moses.
3 negroes, levied on as the
property Of Thos. n. Broughon, at the suit
OF NJ. l.. S2:zer.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
pcr,y Of JOS II. Cummings, a, the suit Of ~.
y. Tough, ad,nr.
, negroes, LEVIED on as the
property oi c. ID, Gayle, AT The suit OF S, 5.
farrar and John II. Rcnmckcr
| negro levied on as the prop
crty Of j. G. Graham, at the suit OF w &
Williams, for a.
] negro, levied on as the pro-
rcrty OF H. l.. llcrIo;, at the suit o. Bank OF
State Of 5. &.
| lot and buildings thereon in
Snmierv'lle, levied on as the property of w.
>. ilpy,, II the suit OF John {. S.mons.
4 negroes, levied on as the
property OF H. Jennings, at the sui, OF Bank
state oi South Carolina, , cases
i negroes, levied on as the
property OF l.. r. Jennings, at the suit Of The
Bai, State oi S c.
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For Sale.
South Carolina Dist
IN TIE COMMON pI,E,5,S

aousn Sdi OilAld- ---k0uilltGI DlSC,
~ TIE CO1INON PLEAS.
Andrew J. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, ads. C..
a. Rupert. for al.--Ca. Sa.
Andrew J. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, who
nre nrlr,e..rfct by virtue of ,Sheriif OF Sumter
S,iislaacien,luu at The sui, OF G G'pias aa
for anmlser, having filed in my Office, togetii.
er with schedule, on oath, Of tl,cir estate
and effects, their petition to the Conrtof Com
mon Pleas, praying that they may be admit
ted 10 the benefit Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly made for The relief of Insolveut
Debtors: It ls ordered, that the said G. 4.
Rupert for another, and ali other the creditors
To whom the said .Anircw Hicks and Danl.
Hicks, is in any wise indebted, he. and they
are hereby summoned, and have notice to ap
pear before the said Court, at Sumter Cour,
House, on the second Monday after the 4rh
Monday in March next, to sl,ew cause il any
they can. why the prayer of the petition
aforesaid should not be granted,
J. ID. JONES, e C rs.
Office of Common Pleas, II 3n
Jan !, 1850,
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M0TSGE..

II @F""Nks Tho Steamer ROBERT MAR
3H{iiSiS TIN, viii from aud alter this
t4ESssssslsss-SsI date, (l3lh Feb } take Cotton
from Ca,nrcn mud all The intermediate land
ings, nt EIGHTY SEVEN AND 4 IlAI.F
CENIS PER BALE, WITHOUT IN3U-
RANtSy, tho Planter and Merchant beng
their G&n insurer. She w,ll not take Freight
on any terms INVOLVING insurance.
All persons sending property as Freight
to the Boat, must he considered as accepting
these terms.
w. NJ. LUBBOCK & co.
Feb'ry 20, 1850 II At
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no TEACHERS. S.

The largely increased number OF pupils in
the BRADFORD SPRINGS FEMALE IN
STITUrE, makes it necessary to elect an adj
ti!onal Teacher. The Board of Trustees
will therefore proceed to elect a lu,lv capable
of Teaching Music on the Guitar. Drawing
and Printing in Oil and Water Colors, Wax
work. Ornamental Needle work, &c, OH tho
second Saturday in AIurcl next. Applicants
wilIpeasc address the subscriber, postpaid.
atxSgmtcrillc,y s. c.
u. B. N1cLAURIN,
Secy Bird. Trustees.
Feb27 lS o.
Temperance Advocate, Columbia, and
Charleston Mercury, will cory once II week
for two weeks.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
lN~rHE COMMON PLEAS.

Geo. s. {. Dcschamps ads I'hus. ID. IIorrell,
Ca. Sa.
Geo. S G Deschamps who is in the Gus.
toay ol.,he SheriiTof Sumter District Nv vir
tue oia wr't OF capas ad satisfacicnlum at The
suit OF Thomas ID. Ilprrc!l, having filed in my
office, together with " sccduc, on oath, olTs
estate and effects, his petition 10 the Court oi
Common Pleas, praying that llc may be at.
,mltted 10 The benefit OF the acts ofthe General
Assembly made for the relief OF insu.vrnt
debtors. 1t is ordered that the sad Thomas
y. liorrcll and all other Tie creditors towhon
The SAID Geo. S {. Desrliamps IS in any wise
indebted, he, and they are hereby summoned.
and have notice to appear bctnre The said
Court, at Sumter Cogr, House, OH The second
Monday alter the fourth Monday in starrl,
next, 10 shew cause If any they can, why the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid should no, be
granted,
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Trout & DeLange,

No. liz, EAST BAY,
Charleston. \. G.
Keep constantly on hand, large assort-
mcnt OF Fresh burnt Stone Lime, Rosendale
Cement, Plaster of Paris, New York Marble
l.i"", Philadelphia white do, Gypsum, or
Farmers mhInrng Plaster, Fire aud Hearth
BrickS, iIasterln. Hair, aud Building Mate
rails IL general
o. All Orders punc,ually attended to and
prices moderate.
Jan 1:} "
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DAGUERREOTYPES,

": -. ROSDEN, from the Daguerrean Gallery
St BOSTW1CK& FULLER, has, ,nken rooms in
the Sumter Court House, md is now prepared, to
take perfect and imrersimblc ikcncsscs OF all who
VIII W iaSor him with Gull; a,nl ut prices sui,
the timcs.s Come aud Sec { W d
Snmterville, Fob 20, 1850.
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MNENGE
NOI'IGII.

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF David L. Wyles, deceased, will pre-
sent Tie same properly ntics:ed to l. NJ. An
"crson, Esq, my Attorney for adjustment
A,' persons indebted to the same are request
Gu 10 make 'mincdnte payment TO the same
person, at his office III Suntervilie.
MARY a. WYLES, Adm'r.
Dee. &c, 1910. If
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MNTASS.
C0partnership Notice

The Subscribers would respectfully intnrin TN, r
frien.ls iiflt they have united ,cmsci vcs in ,h,
5ssGN and BLACKSMITH business under firm of
!, ,ntEscifsMrs q isGorHEn I'ring thankful Cor TN,
Kind patronage bestowed hitherto. would respect.
: intlY solicit continuance of the same They viii
attend to my business appcrtninng tn The aLo>o q
trades panctually, md nj The shortest notice.
e. DESCHAMPS.
- l.. II. DESCHANIPS
f',ion Sumter Dis,rct,>
ssr, February, 81, 1850. IS 3n
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a SW''l S'tsn, nj about one mile distance
rom 'owN, consh"tng some - or 20 ocrcs OF
cleared land viii, bsaling and out-buil,linrs
complete. Tic Local X healthy and the
wafer rernarkaHiy gu"t.. T@ur 'r,r.l,er infor.
nation, enquire at tbs "i'Icr :, Of
>PElsN NOSES.
Jan 10, 1850. f. -
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Notice,
"A Valuable Plantation
SEo@m Ga.llna

go@Hs 5a.Maa
The Subscriber offers for sale the plaut;. i.
ton lately owned by Col. Thomas J. Wilder
dcccaacd, situated in Clarcmont County,
Sumter District, five miles below Sumter
VILE. Said plantation has on ii n good DWELL
ng house and the necessary out buildings,
Stables, Barn, Gnllouse and screw, and nc
gro houses sufficient for the accommodation
Of about 40 negroes. 1t contains over 1000
acres of the very best pine land, about 300
acres OF which are cleared and under good
fence.
Conditions. credit Of ono, two, three and
tour years, the purchaser giving tond and Sc
curly, and mortgage of the premises.
Apply to the Subscriber, or to John ID.
Jones i'll Sumtervillc.
LEONARD WHITE.
Feb'ry l6;h, 1850 II 3m
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School Books,

OF Every Description from the Elementary
Spc'lcr, TO Latin and Greek, including Sta.
tionary of all kinds, for Sale by
A. J. g. p. MOSES.
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W Wnwa@ sE lyaa aSea.lg'
flF;ssfity II ON THE s,S8 -, 49,. : .s5
Manchester and Wilmington
RAIL ROAD. q
- 49, Cd

The Stockholders, FIR liz EkSON q ilsiN.
GLE take this early method Of returning
their thanks to the good people of Sumter
District, for their very kind and liberal patron.
age bestowed since the short time they have
baen engaged IN this "glnrous enterprize."
Fare being now reduced TO half in consc!
qncnct OF the great rise in cotton, which we
sincerely hope viii induce many 10 cali and
take advantages now offering.
Bacon Huns, Sides; Lard, Butter, Cheese,
Fash, Markeral, Muliet,, Cod, and Irisl, po.
ta'oes; Candies, Sperm, Adamad,iue and Tai
low; Flour, Baltimore, North Carolina and
bnrkwhca,; Coffee, Java, Rio and Cuba; Su-
gars. Crashed, Clarified and Brown; Alolasses
ana ~ lreakiei Crockcry and Hardware; Nails,
Bsggin, Rope and Twine; Teas, Tobas GOES,
Hoap, Star,h and Blue Indigo; Lime, Cigars,
Sait, Iron, and variety Of sweet things, 10 he
had at the sign OF the Negroes, Corners
Broad and Main Streets, Sumteryle S. Ca.
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4E,M4@MAM@@ MNWg9,

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho
public that he has taken the house well known MS
McKain in the town Of Camden, where he is pre-
pared to accommodate travellers anil boardcrs n,
reasonable prices. Those who desire to feel the
same quiet abroad ut hu,nc, are invited to give
him n call. ris
Travellers accommodated for II single night. and
break fast in time for the cars IN h<.nos,.ng nj
moderate charges. J. u. i. Bi3SNE.
Proprietor.
Feb. l3 1850, l6 tr
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Edward G. Tharin,
~. .N1 1loGiuOr6oS

and
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. ~ Fcnhnc Range, Charleston, S. G.
Keeps always Oh hand general Stock of
Groccr'et, &c, and dIspo,cs OF every dcscrp-
ton of Produce at private sale.
References:
NJ C. MoHpEcAI, Esq, and Col. JAMES
GAnSDEN. Jan %. Il
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Last Notice,
10 RENT.

jan. !h lSjO.
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
K~uln.fou af m Iaharafarv.


Ore account from headquarters represents shat
a slight engagement had taken place on the s:h.
1t was mere affair Of oOtpo,t', though at frs it
was supposed the whole Daoish line was ia mo
ton The attack on the part Of the Dunes was
precipitated on account Of explosion Of the la
boratory Of the artillery Of Gen. Wi.lssn, by which
there was great loss Of life ard property 81 per
.ons killed by the explosion have been buried, and
IS were wounded, some severely, and IL put
down as missing. Macy boies were so msnged
that they could lot be identified. Twenty-Five ca
diets OF ibe Artillery Sc bool are among the killed
Scarcely house In the town has entirely escaped
from the conclusion. Toe effes Of The catastrophe
on the public mind had been very depressing.
About noon on Thursday, the day on which the
explosion took place, the Danish General advanced
large bodies of men TO the very verge Of the right
wing Of the Schesxig Holstein position. Toe
lStter reiterated to the main body, behind the
bridge, and sharp struggle ensued, which grad
uay extended itself along the right wing to the
eastward as far as the Duvens.edt It lasted for
some hours. The Danes outnumbefed the Schles.
wig Holsteiners, but the latter advanced upon the
Daues with fixed bay ooets, and with loud huuahs
drove them from their ,helter. The Danes fed in
such hurry that they left behind their killed and
wounded, which is, with them, a mOst unusual cir.
cumstance.
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Cepsiss IlemR.

" PLArTsBURG. N Y has a population OF
$500. The number 10 lsi5 vas 6,095 sincs which
the town OF Schuyler Falls has been erected out OF
the old town of Plsttsbursh. and has about 1900
inhabitants, showing an Increase Of aboat 1909 in
the old tosn.
~ NASHUA, n. H. has $500 inhabitants,
NASHVILLE across thu 5aukcgenl has ], lee; the
two lold Nashus) s9t2i increase In ten yeas
2,ss0. The oldest inhsbitant Ia Hezekiah Hamb-
let-94
CossIcrIcuT bridgeport 7,55s 10 l3io. &,570;
Increase, 95s. or 81 per cent Number Of dwell
ings, llO3 Of families, l,t6l. The population Of
Derby 10 3. s24-ineludipe Seymour. which was set
Oft in May last, 1851 birmingham. 1880 Aaso.
Dia. l,0l7.
Nav YoRK-The city of Oswego has popula-
ton Of lal9e, against 6,sls in lsi5. and ASS ia
1870 Syracuse, about $4,000 The first Ward,
lhrmefly the village OF Sahns,l ASA Chatham,
Colombia Co , s40i Clsvsrick, 3al3; Stockport.
loss. Pitssford, Monroe Co. 2,o6ii gain siass
lS45, 2li.
Buffalo has population Of so 900; 10 ls4o, 90.
900 Poughh eepsie. II, 0s0, In lst5, 9o19. Alex.
sndris. JET, rson Co AVS, Henderson. Jefferson
Co 2,2s0--in 1870. 9. $50.
HoRrosHLL, Greene Co. ". Y. Aug %.
Msssya Greedy 4 Mekhahi
As nave long been Subscriber 10 The Tri5as
send you the following census mattsr for pubna.
tioD should you deem Il worth the space. On the
LIST Of June the town Of Durham had o. 900 inh sbi.
tanss JOG farms, 81 places Of industry churches.
&c The town OF New B sltimore has 7, $50 inhab-
tants. 2ls males and l6a females, lie blacks 95
over 20 years Of age who cannot reador write, 223
farms, l6 producing establishments which annually
produce over $500 in valae. churches. and l,2i5
Inhabitants over 90 years Of age, li2 persons by
the name OF Housbtaling. 100 Bedells. ~ Powells
70 Palmeys and SO VsDsyks Yours, truly,
LUAAh RAMsDELL. Assistant Marshal
Population OF Bsloi', 2,7oo. or
Wauwatosa, 2os2. OF Wheadand. 1893. 0sh-
kssh has population Of 1872. A la-ge Increase
In oil the towns since the last numbering.
IsDrAEA.-- Indianapolis. sOJi-Increase sin,e
August, ls4s, / $50.
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The Pre,idsni,s Taur.

Under date Paris, TbUrsdsy, it is stated that
since the President left Lyons, bis progress has
been satisfactory and impartial. Reports declare
that public feeling generally is decidedly in his "a
vor A Telegrspbic dspsich from Paris, Of Fri
day, contains similar advices. Accounts from the
Provinces state that the weather is exceedingly
wet and unfsvorkbe for harvesting, in consequence
of which there had been an advance Of 2s Sd the
sack The commerce Of Paris still continues TO PR.
gress favorsoly. The manufacturers have suii-
Gent orders on their books to occupy all their hands
while some branches find a difficulty in procuring
operatives to supply the demand.
PARIS BoURsE, Friday, Aug. l6-Five,, $685.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS

Ga,dnsy Co CveulS', Aug TO- si{ ~. es
40 The corn VAC G and considerable decline pes ony osen
nr,yened by ell authenticated reports OF sno' ys,a VI
@ ma =, 10 davis market be business done wss very
nsir vita prices ereiDs IN favor o. he Dnysr
paSEiue qualities In more semsrN s-.-os d,nsrv
Exemptions command foil pfisesi Csc qualities dali
sooulasr-Ess Ssvs' ,s Iss' ss1 49, sale. Hams
sgsAK-Thsre are sid 70 be extensive orders In the
Esssh sTket for shipments 10 Ame lea Cubi and ror.o
Rico have sshy ad's1Seo, ard In ali descriptions here Is
s,s,dy AID Ishef than average butines doing
CoFFEE-Bola Of Liverpool and London, can be pur.
ehssed Al reduction from The ale rates, bal f shippers
Al home dealers distncincd to opersie cohuneai
soviess are far from ts'scsciy
TEATssre lsss e1pesoo 70 purchase q s
s,e way BUSINESS Of London and Liverpool has not oesn
eNni,.ss,s-I.-se business at Advancing rstes
hIcE- ehsre hss been . lArge speculative demand for
Ear. india al an sdysE &C OF % ews ior mlaolss qas
ues About 50 rerces Carolina have been nfsn " is' "a
Assss commune to meet with q speculative inquiry
wsss q. ops "a ssf Poi. snd S. G Ps d.
ring he wee. 10 eSs nave s i'Sna oeyss,
H.vsI srosEs-Cos Resin IN good recues5 2. %
being PAID for SEQ bbs No usIsaet'as rspored IN Tar
'ousNoive last weeks rates fully m.tn;sired Ltn-
,eeo Gull Of In sea oil an advance OF per 1n On
80 bss ,,keu ace No boilers being now Opposed 70
81 or der a24 Spirits Of furpeniiEe are 10 nodefser re-
sGes. = las maize. = dal and whoai any sgns OF In
Fy,.ieHrs continue with o declining iesdesey faere
are s,her more passengers Offering 10 Newton ou ae
yse reports from the manufacturing dhien are %. sst
issciof, Although less business 70 oe eJno - ~
chs ster, snd he same remark VII sPP' !"
.yery department ofusde ,... 49,.
The for English Securities hss no' esen 70 Sooa
,hts-sss Op Morday here wss Q heavy demand ana
n,rs. seclined fne AL 81 one eriod vas ec1i pay
some r. aeiion took pscs and ,be latest sree. ,nos s
~ 70 rnt nm the clospg quotations OF saturday zoe lVsa
Pyess are soe,rslins from eiGs6i. daring ne week
elcsipg on Saturday aldt 81 - .n,
wehsvs NO report Of American sos.s soa rs h..S
sscr 10 he ssir OF The MAJ In OF me papers hAne
Brown, ehipley a. Co.'s Circular @'sI 70 :
Websve experienced very quiet wees 20 ~ ~ a. .
further cscltne Of fully A y 70 The lo~ef snd moaeE
Q1stIss while The berr descriptions being sesfee 400 ~
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Probable Settle msnt Of Dlalcultier.

Dates from Hamburg Of the 1884, state that It
has been determined to remove the Department OF
War from Rul to Rentsourg. Ihtsli yence from
the seat Of wa is - the effect that cessation Of
hostilites hastde On place between the bellgerant
parties, and tltt D, go.ia.ions were on foot at
schleswg Se,wstn tie English and Fr y and
Russian Env "a, in orier to put IN end to the efu-
sion OF blood.
From Copenhagen 1t Is satellite K'nyf Dem
mark amid all Ibis broi aud Irosble, has been pur
suing his usual emo rs aud dissipations and that
denouement has been bis caniest ne marrisge
with a lovely and fascinating young dresimaker o.
that CITY.
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dsmfnd r export have naF tsr ~ fh~r 91s'n1r.
Tie decline scrbso solely 70 The greu sensvs1ess o.
BE- Gers ne lss fsvofEb- cksb he pfosPers M
grov1ng crop ard hishesn followed II AAlchsster y
eessaOu 10 der and for ynnsard goods win minished
eCntceree The Turchss IN ne eseni rse' ard
ara gf0virg fterg hat he prices ~ most % oar pro
ouctons have beer iorce1 up % q csogerous point
TIE "a for hs etins fec e. 332 1ales o.
which he iisde hkv- tat en orly e no bales The me
ceBcrI ors ID consist q 10 ; bGes DLn1s Al u
~ IL go Or 7del go Hobil- ard As1sms 81 ~
g. sbd 81 sea Issuo ~ 2;a7; Tee oscsl qlO2no1s
are. Fair orlesLsfi Fair UgsnoE Hrc Noble p Hidd i-g
7d7i Ordinsry 7d7l The total scck 10 tnS port 10 called
as 600 bales Of tcb so GO ArecSn assnIs sSk
tts period ssi year Of rs GO oales with ST 30 Ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

Mountain presented the public with their promised
report on the Parliamentary proceedings Of the sos
sion. This document has become the great topic Of
from the common defects OF imitation and violence
1t il siened by GO members. Ia 30 ne respects the
President has not been 80 fortunate In bis present
a. In bis late tour At Lyons the people were
worse than spsthetic. There was no address and
no public rejoiciDgs and the town council refused
the supplies for bis suite.