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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
The Expedition In search Of Sir Jshu
RrankNn.

The Advance" Capt. DE Haven, has
arrived, in the order her name bespeaks,
from voyage undertaken in philanthropy,
full of peril, full of incident, and successful
in everything but the great object Of her
search The first grand cause for triumph
Is, that all her hardship, enterprise and dan
ger have not cost the sacrifice OF single
life. How euinently this blessing is owing
10 protecting and ever watchful Provi
dence viii be apparent from a simple narra-
tive OF the incidents that befel the EXpedi-
tion and the peculiar trials by which the
Advance was tested, in those hitherto un-
known and untraveled seas. Truly God
was on the waters shaping the destiny OF
this great mission of Charity, even though
iated not TO discover the long-lost wan
dercr. But let US begin our narrative
'''he American Expedition entered We'll
iiretons Sound on the 26th of Aug, 1850,
where they met Capt. Perry with the Lady
FrankiR, and Sophia, and were afterwards
Joined bv Sir John Ross and Commodore
Austin. On the 9th, Capt. Perry discov-
cred uumistakable evidence Of Frankln's
iifst Winter Quarters-three graves with
Inscriptions on wooden headboards dating
~ bate as April, ls46. Their inmates, ac-
lcording to these inscriptions, were of his
crew-two from the Erebus and one from
the Terror. There were beside fragments
"ro canvas, articles of clothing, wood
~" eoraage, undoubted evidence of large
A.: long eocampmeut but aiiording no in
a.e' saons which would serve n Guide. n
''s searcheTs or give assurance to hoos
IN the ssh Of sep.euAss ,hs E,,.s;,;.
forced through the ice 70 B.r,~. 49,.
where they narrowly e.-sssa ssi.s 49,,
h n The ice. But thsyss GAr s,se..s.S
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-e...,-n T,poe AND CAPITAL.-

advantages possessed oy the HAT FIshsRe @ aSos oy
s,cfn-, are highly appreciated by the nat ean,s
Snmitv Having capital sufficient to take eluai az ,b
49, arke In the purchase Of Their mate WIN
,h comnetitOrs IN business and from the idc thSt
sv person engaged In the manufacturing oi tls
ss - > suDerior workman aud Interested IN te SAFE
arcIe n unreasonable conclude that they cin sen
- and AZ lower rates than any other esahiisii-
yser . Gail and see. ia i iNIsnh 49, a. Ioms
-A'N'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Latest By Electric TELEGRAPH.

shipments OF specie oy the fehinsuI iG On.
entail Company 8 steamer Inius amounts T. soOo
Of which about fa3 0Q0is IN silver bars All des ast
for Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore ana Hens. .heas
The mt re Antile sdvices from Vie ma Of the l6sa
conine 10 give unfavorable indie snons res sdnslae
loan. and those Who had sent hun their apple suoa'
were aire ady calcu ating upon cisoouni. The SOD
scTiptioNs at tie Bank thus far amount 10 ts'eaoo
From Trieste a., accounts were not Gsorsb.e. Tar
Municipality lad signed To- ESQ 900, IuG the mef
chants tor IA like sum Every shor was apparrEily
beng matc by the Goverhmeut IA the Vrans Ia
change 10 lnGuce or compel subscriptions. AID one
house had drawn bills on London for tll0ep. al Ghe
rate OF elev, forms thu, for TIE same irm hsd
been scliirg gold lsrsely-a other storksvsr heivl
Money, OIL the best unity. was IA oemini al }
per cent. owing to excess ~ Ialns. The Gram mar
he, vas st.ll I<iLg, and Rye had fur her adv anc ~
about 10 per cent change OF weather ~ss hcf~d
for. Vienna adyicts. received IA PaTss. state that
the united houss of Messrs Rothschlh have sub
scribed thirty millions forlns 20 the nc" AUSTRIAN
loan that tao other houses ha taken ten mihoas.
and two Dutch houses similar amount
PARIs, TAwysday-The P,frs states that kos,Wa
had hecn released and rad reached the Dardanele'
The NafSnai assures tie publ that no THANKS are
cue to French diplomacy, WHICH hadl isAen
an unlrithdly turn.
BouRsx, Sept. io.-Frss, 9l.i3 Threes, 70 TD
L1nd.s Morwing rArsaiefs Of the i9h confirms 'Ae
teIor Of Kossuth's release ard ,sys tn he AZ! h.
companions are safe on hoard the MissSPpp M
that she had left the Dsrdaleiles in the III IN
America.
The same paper furnishes tins item OF news Le'
ters from Hamburg state that some ely Vas eS
at that city ~ consequence OF pre'allins runs
thas the Diet of Frankfort purposed suppressns ~
three cities Hamburg. Lubeck and Bremen, by .
aexing them TO the other German stsses, n ,pbsy
TO sall to Prussia. In all probability the reponpV
founded, ~ such step would be patent lnfrsr
nieRs of existing tresties.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

FaoM BuKxos AYsrs.-Weh have advices
from Bueros Ayes 10 AUG. S. cooArmins the intslh.
eeoes from Mouievideo 70 the sosA Of July, seven
days psey,oas TO last dstes In regard 70 the op~.
spnous Of Urquess IN Unguay. No aAa,uoasl De.
,asls q inpsgsases sss gwen
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
GERM Any

The Indspea0erre, BrusseI paper. say us Han
burgh correspondent mentions avery rsl1e rinn
current IN that city which causes Grea, cI,G ,ss.
namely that the German Diet intend 10 @p'rs
the indie pe ndence Of the tn ee free towns, Ham
burgh, Bremen and Lubec, AMI to incorporate lhem
IN other German States Hamburger il 10 iI4 /"
Prussia. The Irief,n hn-c, however, mer. ,mia
rumof with reserve
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
4 CARp.-The subscriber. thankful for

paN tayors and solicouS OF a OF the
would respectfully inform hS former patrons and the pub
lie n general, that ms RIDING Academy open for
the reception OF students He trusts that asSduous at
tena 10 the comfort and progress oi ms pupils and the
undoubod SelectnesS of his establishment merit u
tuesnce Of that patronage heretofore bealy bestowed
ulon him doubt havns sometimes been expressed by
'he skertc 10 the pOSSirity Of Riding School being
strictly select IN its company he hegs oer the following
rnies and regulations which he has ALWAYS adopted and
arSt adhered TO. Tor the wei being OF his establishment
person permitted ride the school without nr-
sz, nng As pupil reference required from each per
son oplyns unless introduced by puD friend Terms
made ao~n on application Hoping hat the above
hicrs continue 10 meet the appreciation the pubic
ne subsctn n cs himself, their obotisut servant,
WN. IL OISBRoW, Ridns Master
Sept 49, 1857. isis ttTuihAS'l No. ~ ilh.aV.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

t1rAt /. O'Clock this morning the steam
or Glasgow. from Glasgow, arrived a, this port,
having made the passage (her hrst) in fourteen
days. She Is consisned 70 Mr.. J. NJ Slmonds.
The steamship Niagara, hence for Liverpool.
was seen by the e. on the 26,h ul,. in lat n r.,
long So
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

GREAT REDUCTION IN kitEs-- ICiiO"u-
Gus laresIs in Dry Goods HITcHcocK q LEADBbATER
No 37 broadway corner Of Leonards st have been Put
chasing heavily al uctiOn and are offering sDenelu sioch
OF rch and tlegant Silks, Cashmere aud N0rS'ed fiaus
he Lanes &C &c. at great bargains Their stock Of
Snawls is one of the finest and best the c whe thelr
(l0aks are Il the most beautiful st les ana very cheap
They ave aso one Of the la ges and best assorments OF
Wooden Blankets. Flanngs. Lace AMI Muslin Wndo" Dia-
mars &C in the city
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
SWITZERLAND.

BERNT, Tuesaay, Sep; 10. l',i
Ameet,ng had been held at Cba,I de fowesr
discuss the question whether It WAS not d"s.raoler
form grand league OF the people acsinI tie sove
e,ens The speeches were IN French. About 1908
persons we're present, and about 900 attended At,
banquet
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

ELEGANT SHIRTS. elegant fit is as
desirable IN Shirt other article OF dress and
nothing be beautiful than the set ana style 81 the
shirts made al GREENS ceeIaIed establishments Ast0r
House Every article that ieayeS The store Is warranted
and gentleen giving their orders NAV depend upon Tecev
ng the garments exactly at the time agreed upon however
short the notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
CrRrAiN Materials. WINDOW ORNA-

NYNTs, &c-kE ~ y FERGUSON have luSt received IRON
Paris aree and elegant assortment OF SATIN DeianeS ana
other Curtain NIacsals, Lace and Muslin Curtains, &c,
which thos offer full p per cent less than they can be had
esev here Curtains made IN the neatest manner by
practical uphOlsterer Call and satisfy yourselves at the
Wholesale WmGcw Shade Store, Ne 1891 Broadway. store
ertes Ding through o Nos 50 and "a Reades ol 8WSSh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
ITALY.

The lorence paper, Cvnsf.i"fio"nfi, oi the Ia
states that Mr.. Temple. the English Minis,sr MSi
ples. had been suddenly summoned to LoniS ~
the Foreign Once, on matters Of importanct
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
TnE CANTON TEA COMPANY are prepared

sell wholesale retail Teas and Coifees greater
tiety prices han other establishment. Con-
suneS of tea would consult their interests by patronsg
lhS establishment Location l23 Chatham ST.. (betwcen
Pearl aud koosevelt1 No branchsiorcS $50 lmWSS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
l.lles span forbids Us % extend our cares.
Or suctch our forward hopes beyond our years.

1v Or, In other words, sufficient ior
thetay rs the evil thereof We do not know what TINS
has 90 with T SMITH, JrS thing Es'abshn'ehi 40.
Qo Tuiten Il but az Il has attracted your attention u ts
notice answered purpose SO tred ure tne irte-
hespce that 4 him buy TIE best Kinds ot c!Otns
best IN quality shape and best ia make, cheapef
than at any other store IN town. Deaf with INN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

20 G.. M. BoDISE Will open tins week
another entire lot of Dress Goods consisting "a shSs
Sh.ys Neyets. Menn0es Cashmeres, DE Lanes,
paTanutts AlpaccaS sc Also ClOthS CaSsmefeS. Sati.
petts Nesnes Flannels, Blankets Quits Prints ana
an XII dis Of Domestic Goods IS cent cheaper tan they
ever have been offered before this cry. G. Nj B0pNk,
No 32} Grand. st. corner Oi OiChaId. - sW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
IL TANLoR's SALooN. No. S37 Broad

way. opposite the Tabernacle Oysters Fred Stewed,
Roasted BIoed and the half shell beef Steaks Nut
ton Chops. Roast Beef and Lamb Poultry, Game, One
e,tes. liam and Eggs, Oyster Paites. Muhns, Ioast,
Charlotte RusSe jelly Ice Cream aud Fruit Ices. Fruit.
Cofte, Chocolate Tea, Lemonade &C. Eytry atteItion
paid 70 the comfort Of ladies and gentlemen who visit this
exthblishneut I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
CuunnrN,s RRAvrR HArs ANp LADIES

BoSsETs-FhlL STYLEs-The subscuberIespecu9iiy IA
yns The ladies of this city that he Is now 70 ek
NJ. - F.U Strles Of Chidrens Fancy Hats and Beaver
qor.ets He Is anxious that they snoud be graiee IN
soxTrr Al his splendid specimens of Churens Beaver
os the most elegant, desirable and stylish WINTER HAAS
~ Children ever ofe red for their inspection 49,
saos BAHTA No. 100 Canal ST. corner " pOsteT
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

~ FfNroN's PATESr FLINT ENAMEL
WAR; Wholesale and Retail Depot, No 3'8 broadway
, crrer Princ0-st. bAhAN . INsh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

70 Tremendous reduction in price of
,srpst. and Floor Oh Cloths No 90 Bowery HIRAM
ANDERSON j. selling English Imperial Three Ply Carpets
at 6s Is ana 8s per yard send Ingram Carpets az 4s
and n per yard perfect floor on Cloths al q 3D. IS ana Is
Ger yard Table Covers, Window Shades, Rugs, Mats,
STAIN Carrots, &c. for almos' nothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

Ry THE NOvA SCOTIA. NEW BRJNS"IcA ASD
H,JNE TELEGRtPHS TO PORTLAND
THENCE
ny RIyN-S MERCHlNTS LINE 10 NE"-fokk.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

Floor Ou-CLoTHs-We seasoned and
perfect. az IS per yard.
Three thread Brussels Carpets a; 81.
ThIce-pb good quality at Is
BAILEY d BROTHERS,
No 45t Pearl ST.
s9octNIWAS Near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

FRFscu KID GLOVES, ONLY Sd. Cd A PAIR.
Jus, nported fine assortment embracing the choicest
celors Pea Green Light and Dark Brown Pearl, DARK
Blue Mare Corn Lilac FLESH White. Pink, Purple,
aud vanous Oh or cOlors IS and Is pair Gent S
White and B!ac kius Is. par at BURpErrS cheap Dry
Goods Store No. 1856 Nelker-st ol AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
DECLINE IN COTTON.

Dates fropn Liverpool 70 September 20; Lem
don % leth Paris 20 lstA.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

" The Boston Comm onxedIfh contains
a full report of the speech Of Hon. H.
Mann. Of W orcester on this anon.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
s22 GtNIWAS

~ English Druggets from one to four
yards wide unparalleled low prices. at No 30 Bowery
HrRAM ANDERSON One hundred pieces 81 splendid new
gaerns of Drugeet tlom g. 6i 10 8s per yard the lGg
est, cheapest and handsomest assortment u po lo'o !"
tins cty This Is the time IL save money.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

CAKprTINGs AT REDUCED PRICEs. Pc
TERsoN HUMPHREY No 379 Broadway corner Of White
st. are selling rch Brussels Carpe for 8s to los per yard
Heavy thIec9y es Tor 1s 70 pes yard
Good, all wool, l.. .Oh Cloths heavy IS tofs
And all other goods found in Carpet stores Al equally To-"
prices 50 pI-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
~ Acute Business men, who have

charge of laTge establishments begin TO realize tue ad
vantage Of Aoycrisns the eadlng papers OF me cies
and towns Of the country. chOce selection can be hau
at the ADVERTISING Agency OF '. H. PALMER tribune
Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
ALLEN DopwoRrH's PRlvArE DANCING

ACADEMN, Ne &4S BrOomest., near Broa0way.-ClasSeS
viii commencs MoNDAy Oct. for gen lemon, and
wEfAESDAi Oct for ladies. scu-monthly SoTees. tr
pupils only. OF u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Ho,ling.head. Fetiey 4 Co.s,Stsruiar.

LIVERPOOL. FTi0ay, sept. w. 1871.
There has been much doing ia COTTON tbs week a.
ID he proceeding sti there ba pees far and regular
demand sX thousand bales daily out fof fhr We
are lees ndeb ed the trade than 10 ExG ond other Duy
erx The udeed having purchase rather sAnssD
and a trel ,hs defensive while for shpmes the DAILY
purchases have considt rabie and fully upon par
with the operations # pFec' eding weeks
The iUnng the last four mOUta having to aht-
70 up~ - coo bales weekly WIN all ms Dus-
n.ss however the marke; las been "iEou as aists1.
ar0 at times somewhat dg TIC QUANTITY sIiIl Offering sP-
peaDng "a be ample.
Aneau ascIipons have Therefore scarcely n,hts.ned
last weets prlrts the fu heug N iasOf of the buyer.
moi fcry 80 10 enable ~ rfdgce GUOa'ions BIZ
uusi coz or prices saae lower Speculation have
~r,rrar exemptions have bofsfOfe scarcely ram
ed as ges pces The telne avof u the buyer.
moi ufcenfW 80 % enable u Isucc qsoa.lGas Dit
we rst consider prices 10 be asAade tower Speouist
have IT, e i9J bales AInoucaa 10 Egyptian fed .i9S
SuFsf E,yoleJs 900 AnIcnssn. i3O Pernsn 20 Egrp-
ian % India, 20 Madras and l530 Surai, leaving tor
nc adr 27 10 bales. Ih3 sales day amount - j.0n
hI'ee
p S--otb Sept-Tbc sales to-day are 5oea bales,
v.ch EAporeTs have taken J bales add the trade TIA
fnainesr Tie market rather ca ard sales making al
he ollowilg p,ces Upland, nsddssng. 4 m'ddhng far
D. fs.T 4. Mobile, Ial6diDg i.S5: niadanx far. Z. :.
=. New Orleans aiddllng mlddlns fan. . {.
IA. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
~, Srvtrs AT GFxIN's. This ge~

t,aI ,..,tlsr aaynr rendered ol descriptions u 20
Hats raauyais ton, GENiN y hoicpg one cyx1s V1I5A
= "}rom nom 'un Gewy eve lhe Thsi"
, on s.-erS 70 be considered ne IL 'ulns a" arc
m hpl in order @ accommodate ai5 ls'SS Cs,sS'
t, of novel st,leS will al~ass De- found al "hN''
. H.. .L.---. l.----.--- - ILl-.-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
TYRANNY IN FRANCE.

ko>>uih OF his way 10 America
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
>A AND PRINCIPE CIGARs.-JAMEs

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS.-JAMEs
SaplFR No 1877 Broadway aPranklm Buildings would
respectfully inform his friends and ihe public tna he has
Just received large and choice assortment OF Havana
and Prncps Cigars O brands which he offers for
sale reasonable pnces either wholesale retail JAMES
SADLIRR 1877 kroa1Nay =" kraAkhn Buildings" $50 6s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

s2 2NAssAu-sr-BoOt.m Ot.makers Umon Asso-
caon Boots Shoes Caters at retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Jv.pv & Co leaders and introdu

p LgARY g. Co, leaders ana iIltiotu
e.ehion 10, gentleuen's Hats. Nos ., T. ara .,
,<s Br,agwsv. Ny. Opening tag--os " ~ean' an'
i7,h vii open 10 the pub &c ior eHanafstn of ,snc c
most extensive and vs'eG ss;C[e@ ever ~ o 1a exhi
- e,fs 10 iad,es and others INTERESTED u lhis
Tssc6 Of children's costume, we respecuu"I ~
al Altering
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
aEaELI1oN IN CHINA.
REFORM FOR CUBA.
PROBABLE WAR.

RUSSIAN aGGRtSSiONS PERSIA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

.sn,yAt OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Paaxensen.

9. 70 Beues-Mr and An EAslss, Mr. sRi Mo ssass
~ Ar, sni M,ss psv,tssa, Mr sud hr. iiae, y ~
sne d aAter Ostchne MT ana Mrs B.r~,, Mr. - -"
SDett esd ohila Mp. Rrpwn, Asss<> keanedI, ors,.
MT Jsetsoe and Mad s,d Mrs Dr JAck.s eas.~
Estent's and ser,snt. Darrrs Adaif bal Co.
Lyhss, Savage Giba. spriss. kses. blake. PoS w"
sprvhss. GINv aud fr~sd ksiie Teale. p,rnhs oss~
euil>s pe<r.t DrrssA Nell Harr kivoe, chirsss
lnsesush Keel. S,mp "a. Phillips. McNsc u. ssa's'
JUAnsos. kEk sstssa. kuAhsn'. n ksly
Whis NsatRssisas.
XAtIIHk S~~sfsrssi Dss'ret tLp>D
CP1isN, bosainatsd for reelection
OVSestslen Ne0ias ueas.
Css,s, Cs-Assenbly =? Ssmae. r. osA
lev
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
lvH Why SMILES the housekeeper to-day
TO Invalids requiring DIR. BANNING 5

tVr FowLEss a. WELLS, Phreno,osists
xai se,sasss. CAatsa HaA ~. h.s.As- A;1 he Ps%
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

KNoy.-To make good Hat Is no troucie
-, ~ "a easier Tor hn 90 make good hat ias' y
,eye 40 is u BE- found az 10 10 F'ston-,', IN %
- - fI iiu, Us rs.ces 81 reasonable ma ~
,1t of ~ shop without new Hat on Their heau.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

and tumbling ice exceeded all earthly tu-
nuh. and was sometimes so loud and stun
ming as to render both voice and hearing
useless
Can't. De Haven's first care on his escape
was to repair damages and restore the
health and ,igor Of the crews. Win mat
object he visited Greenland. where he rent
ted After a short delay, with unabated
courage and unhinchine purpose ne once
mara hore northward. On the eth OF July
the expedition spoke some whalers, and on
the sth passed the whaling fleet oy the
Dutcb islands. there arrested by the ice. BY
the 18th the Expedition reached Baffln's
Island, and entered through vast masses OF
loose ice. Here the Prince Albert joined
They continued in company hll August 3D.
warning through the ice, when the Prince
determined TO try the southern passage.
De Haven persevered in hisco until the
sth. when he became completely entangled
in foes and bergs. Here again the Expe-
ditioa encountered perils Of the most alarm
inc kind. The floating nee broke IN the bull
waks. and covered the deck IN broken
masses like rocks tumbled pell mel by
a mountain torrent. The more than iron
endurance of the gallant ships Was severe
" te sted by the crush Of the closing ice, but
they rose to the pressure as If deiying the
eleme n,al strife, bafled its fury, and some
what disabled, but stll without plank
welding in any vital part, rode safely in an
omen road on the 10th day Of August
Here. finding the north and vest already
closed against them, the American expedition
.esthsis ,aps aaa bs!s hsnevs'd. afss1 Aav-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
prfsIwEss ScTLoEs.
.. Nops Aarisrio--

s-.~,f. IsysNrv. Oa MoDE AsfisTio---
- sosu,rG SWING yoar orleTs 90
sne, ~ ~, srcat superseded Perfect fluns s. ~
shasn VIZ Oyercohs suitable ~ 'ne i V' ,crroat
ga s,,lo of Wnicr Cl,as superseded mo'efip =
anc rendered fash 'aaie from me ucV ~
- p,[ f-trq Roman luFi. the iut"iei iSl',@
80 ',e' % ss~c n : mo hlnhu- Call ana Sc thoi'N'
~ ga -, sfvls gaats. panfslp.us. vests, 80 .
' ,,u T. Toy. Ta,lof and Co.h lmposer. Nc ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

Ovpestslen Ne0ins ueas.
1, -AAsewhlH 2 Snmue. Z. ID
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-26
FALL & o G. - s

~eH TIE suhse.beEs now e-skp
SSsas::s3aSy ofepiB g their stock of EEAS
Es2 FALL GOODS, Es2-
10 which they invite the attention of Planters
These Goods were purchased by the package
from first hands in New York, and can be sold at
prices that will give eatire Subtraction. Say
2.Oe0 yards Kerscys, (aii wool filling)
1900 yards plain and pluid Lnseys, all wool
Ghag,
5000 yards heavy Lowells.
300 pair heavy Negro Blankets,
so pair Bed Blankets,
10 pair Blankets for Coats, soae very fine, and
worth $25 pair,
10 bales Shiltngs and Sheetings.
500 pair heavy Russehs,
400 pair heavy Kip Brogans,
Gents Boots and Shoes Of all qualities,
ladies' Misses and Chdren's Shoes,
Satnetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, all cOlors.
Wool Tweeds, large assortment,
With many other Seasonable Goods for Ladies
and Gentlemens wear,
Bagging, Rope and Twine
Look at our Stock before Won buy.
McCOLLUM g. FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept. l, 1850. AS
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-26
REAL AND Personal


~ ME subscriber offers for sale his Plantation
in Lost Prairie, Red river-tbirty likely
Negroes, twenty Mules, about three thousand
bushels of Corn, stock Of Cattle and Hogs, and
Plantation utensils The tract OF land contains
twelve hundred acres, (l200) seven hundred OF
which are in high state Of cultivation, being well
ditched and levied. The negroes are mostly
Young, likely and thoroughly acclimated.--
Twenty. five additional hands would undoubtedly
enable the purchaser to meet the insalmsnts as
they fall dne.
A more minute account is deemed unnecessary,
as any person wishing to purchase would hrst
examine the property. The plantation is now in
a state OF forw ardness for another crop. lmme-
date possession will be given--a credit OF one
two, three, four and 6ye years will be given,
bonds bearing eight per cent interest from date.
ANY p.rson desirous Of negotiating for the above
property will apply to T. NJ. X. Bankhead or the
subscriber.
RICHARD PRYOR.
Soring HILL. Jan. 7, 1851. }af
IrCarnden Herald and Shreveport Gazette
will please pubsh h the above two months and for
ward accounts to this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-26
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MFDrcAL. DEPARTMENT.

The regular course OF Lectures in the institute e
will commence on the LIST Of November, and con,
tinue until the last Of February. The Anat'mi:a'
Department will be opened and ready to receive E
students by the first of October. The Meoica'
Department will be under the direction OF the '"'-
lowing
PROFESSORS:
J. CoNouEsr CKoss, NJ D., Processes o. Tue
Institutes os Medicine, and Medical Jur'sPru-
dence. -,
w. BYRD POWELL, NJ. D., Professor 70 Cereoa'
Physiology, Medical Geology and Mmeralosy'
RS. NEwTox, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery
HJ HuLcE, NJ d., Professor of Theory anu
Practice Of Medicine.
ia. Wilson, NJ. d., Professor OF Oos'e'e''c'
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
J. King, M D., Professor Of Materia Meolca
and Therapeutics.
z. FREEMAN, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
J. MLToS SANDERS, A. NJ. nj. d. froiessoi "
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS:
Medicine-Prof. II. J. HuLcE.
Surgery-Prof r. S. NEwToN an
Anatomical Demonsfraf0r-Z FREEMAN 'A.
The fees for full course Of lectures amount 10
S.o.5- Mairiculaiors, S5s Demonstrafof rec
$40. Graduation, s::..v.
Those desiring further information Will pieasr
address I:er letters tpcst paid) TO the Dean: ana
students arriving in the city will please can y"
him at the Commercial Hotel.
RS NEWTON NJ D., Dean Of the Fdeu''y'