davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

hES .tTEIil,N csdi ,tte attention oi il"ir
IL mer chants, trader, and plaulcr- visiting
New Orleans, to- call aud examine ~, stock OF
the following goods. ~ they have great Nd
vantage aver great mauy merchants m manu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
-old by them will bc guaranteed same ~ tie
sample shown. The following are Il lew oi
he kind always on hand
xx.sxx Moe.-kin. Az, XNX Ca-sImere.
Bl,ek Union HITS: Pearl onion Hats.
Rows Bneua Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian Fine l.amariinc Hats
Bow, Cloth Caps; Glazed
Gaps, etc, etc, etc., for sale low AT wholesale,
ny J DUkBRinGE 60,
~ custamhouse street, Nc's orlea y
Dee, IL, 1850. no26 ,y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
JErrEassN.
NEw GOODS.
J,Y,rsen Wsler.Cure EstablIshuex


INK. Samuel. CAREY would rc,,s.s,iuuv
IL inform the citizens Of Eastern Texas III:
he is now fitting up bis buildings in this place
tor the reception Of patients who are dcsrpua
Of testing the practical application Of ~
Water Cure
Having rraciiced nineteen years under III
Al,opn,hic sy.le,n and Tor the last two y,sra
under ,he Water Cure. and having becoue
fully vonslneed Of the superiority o. The tstteC
over al other known practice, he natters hh4A
self ,Iia. he Will be abb, to give general nwsty'
faction 10 all lliese who ar- laboring unieA
chronic nervous, or acute diseases, Of wi,stsyst
type. 49,.
IN the various countries Of Europe, aid IN IN
Ncrhcrn States, has established the fact thai
this practice is now no longer an cxpcFimeal.
and that nearly all the diseases incident TO IN,
msnily can be treated more certainly. speedily.
and eiice,ually by this, than By any o,Asai.
known practice.
Man, diseases pronounced incurable BY mel
icines, or which have bufiled the skill Of tn
most eminent practitioners Of other syst~ma
hive yielded, IA il by magic. to the aII-heslise
powers Of the Water Cure.
| Females Lborng under complicated diseases
peculiar to their sex, and who have failed \.
lind relief from medicines, will find the Wstegs
Cure az insarlabl, safe aud etliearious remedy
Those wishing information With view VI
try the Water ture at this establishment, or u
reference 10 following course of treatment q
home, VIII meet with prompt attention by NJ
dressing postage PAID
DR. SAMUEL CAREY,
! Jefferson, tass comfy, Texas Il
| \. B-.-Dr. Garey will continue to practice II
Jefferson aud vicinity, ns heretofore, under "a
irr -ystcn as the patient mn, desire.
/ October ~. 1850 plov
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

nDDmt Wo0OJJ ~ ~ NOee
PSssts Cssssy. Tess, April 10. ISL
vTSlils .ay certify ~ ~ son Csa~iord ~.
ks~H affected viii tAs rheumatism ius
eIehs yeass, u di6sssst tim~s. Daring the
40 yeavs Of hn s9ie,iou the pain a"d an.
ruisA we're sluo.s indispensable. lie RAD 'f'eu
r,eayiy I'll the usual Feme6ses RECOMMENDED :"
svch easss without mu.'h b<fent. III 'h's ms
svaLie condition. he wssrsed along through mr.
IN he Wa finally taken ." bad that he lay pres
tvsted upon nj. bid and was not ae'aal'y ao'.
10 help himself ~ srs'sr'y no way or manner
10, xtsu he wished TO chsnge h.r position IN
I'D he had 10 b~ If,ed and placed >" a. he be-
l,ey.d would be ea-ics, Tor him; and al each
and every time he had to have b., position
changed, 40 excru,lating was the para that he
would scream like child during the lime hr
wn. 80 Frustrated upon his bed, A high, lam,
ed phy.,c,an administered To hn elo-si, ana
xthou, giving ihe long looked ier result. IL
then b.gap 10 seem To be Useless 10 do ant tl'ns
more for him; bnI, before finally dispHfcu "i
nm. heard Of DR.. Veal If Shreveport, Ia b
and | applied 90 him Tor nedic'iif' "his" We P",,
IN with full wiilien dW,ouons. aud when
commenced adm.nisserin. the mcdiciiir by 'he
DEBTORS directions. She change Tor the hri"i
took place 80 early and was - great. II Wa
viii, Acknowledgement that could vaii1~ u. \
continued to use lil, ncdIein" Tor about h'r
weeks at III. expiration OF winch time ne ""@
etleeluAly cured of his complaint ne h"'
been Well about twelve months, and has not
had any return oi sbis compliant, lh" Is an
other crate ea.r he doctor has cured with
oui seem, The patient. and Is also il oou',nriu.
uroof of The superior efficacy ot his remedies
rnnorMLus HUI.
Gadsarn County, Flu. Hso'r. 20, lois.
Thi, may certify that have been afflicted
with the dyspepsia for ten years. and have l"]rn
medicine nearly all that tine without any bene.
q, Indeed gradually sunk all the lime, III
.,plicd to DR.. 4. NJ Veal, who pat mc on a
,o,,r.. of his health restoring remedies witch
In , short time restored me to comfortable
health
Yours Very Truly and Respectfully,
JAcos II DYKES.
Worren County, Ceorgia. Jam. IL. 1901
This may certify tina, my negro woman
Hannah has been afflicted With chorori- (rcien-
ton Of the mense-l tor considerable iengli
Of time. She suffered greatly with painful
misery, and was much % her time scarcely able
10 rsi about. applied 10 DR.. Veal who soon
restored the long suspended evacuation.
WHEY CARTER,
N,rr,u CouufD. Georgia. Jan. Is. 1850.
Thi. may c,rlif, thu, my son, William, has
been afflicted With the a-thmn for three years.
AT many times The paroxysms Of his disease
we're so severe, the ,fioris he made TO breathe
might have been head hundred yards.
had tired all the usual remedies generally re-
commenced ia such eases, and, too, WIN but
int. or no good liz this miserable condition
WINS he when applied to Dr.. Veal, who treated
bis cas-. "A Short time, which resulted ~ az ei-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
Furniture W archossse.

Tar undersigned respectfully
Sfis&SSs#3 uf,rn their friends aud the
public. that they have just re-
reiy.l and are aails receiving an extensive ns-
sor,mcn, of Cabinet Furniture Of every varl-
ETY. md si,l.: also, a cho,cc assortment of the
toilowmg articles, to wit: chairs, feathers,
sprinp. moss. md hair mattresses; ,ured hair
hai, cloth. plush. dalnnskS, cords, and Ia,sel>,
eimps, ,arul-h, etc etc
Purchaser. are invited to call aud examine
our stock, which viii BE- offered at prices that
cannot fail to please.
G. FLINT & JONES
Nos 90 and ~ Ko,al II, \ q. u2h "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
Administration Notice.

ET'lEkS VI Administration de- bon's nm
- were granted on the estate oi Thomas u
Scott. deceased, to the Undersigned by HE
county ro.r ps.,niu'ng to the estates of de-
ceased persons, held IN and for Harrison coui.
", Texas, on tbs ~ Of July. 1881. All per.
sous, Their fore, having claims ag"ins, said es-
tate ate hereby notified to present ll~m within
III. time prescribed by law, duly authenticated ,
and tho,c Indebted to the SAINT will please
make immediate payment 10
JAS. ". SWANSON, Admir-.
Augas. 10, 1881 NJ u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
BRACkE\ HOUSE.

RnI. Cherokee County, Tara, !
lss.sE MRS BRACkEN 4 son have lrsst
LII the large and comlnodiom~ bulAH
lately kept by +. +. iiaydon, and IRE prrsnt
to aeeomh"dai" all who may tayor Them VA
Their patronage. Their table will b. -nrll<
wili' he best The market affords. aud ilwir -
oc- with careful heStIer~ aud the bes, u ~
cndcr
May ~, 1851. vln47y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

MARSHALL, TExA@
g. THIS large and coinmodious esssbisb1l
IN: meu' isnow open for the receptions
12llA boarders and travellers. The proprs,S
will only say, that his whole attention viii
directed to promotc the comfort 81 hi, visited
Attached TO the above establishment is n
of the largcs, and best stables In the ssoI
Horses Will be received and returned Il
Hotel
Gail and give the new proprietor \ trial
NJ. l.. HAMMOND. Proprief~
February 10, 1851. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
0rNfng.

4 H. persons ARE hereby notified that II there
~ are any further lfespa.-ss committed on
my lands, will resort TO legal remedies against
them for AM determined not 10 psy the Pm
ter for this advertisement, aud tosc my timber
In the bargain.
This notice ia intended 10. n protection to
all that | have = right to control. IN any man
a~r whaicver.
A. D. DURRESS
January 4, 1881. u ms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

FOR sale.
1xenfy.one thousand Acres of Land.
SITuATED in Harrison, upsher, Smith, aud
~ Wood Counties, IN tracts 10 sui, purchasers.
..'itlc undi.putsd. Terms accommodating:
ALSO,
One hundred Town Lots in the City Of Mar
sAlI. with cligebls sites for private residences.
Together with i've improved IA,s and r"mfor.
table dwellings thereon, for farther particulars
apply TO the undersigned
w. r. u. WARD.
Nov ., 1850. n3iM.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
Administration Notice.

Z ETrENS of admni-iraiiuu H. bogis nan
J - were granted on the estate u' 'Hhin j
Fuller, deceased, io the undersigned. by lhe
county court pertaining to The estates "i de'
ceased persons, held "a and Tor Harrison r"un'
~, Texas, on the Ind of July, 1851. Az per
sons, therefore, having claims against said 80
tate. are hrrr', nalfcd Ia present them With
in i5r lime prescribed by law, du'y au'hrnll.
Gated, and those indebted 10 the same, VIII
please make immediate pymeni TO.
JAS. VI. MANSON, Admir-
Angnst u. 1871. NJ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

lJOBERT DONNEiI & co, Ie,ce street,
IL Shreveport, La. Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hariware Boots, Shoes, Has, Pror,s,ons,
WINS, L,gusrs, etc. 23-lf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

Fer Sale.
rrvHE dwelling house nov occupied by Mr.
i TanksssIey, and the store house formcr,
occupied by Mr.. }. Levy. The first is within
two minutes walk Of the business par, Of town,
and the other IL situated immediately upon the
public square. They ARE desirable pieces oi
property. For further particulars apply at this
ot6cs, OF to
A. G. HANKS.
My Al ishI nntn 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

Daiias Stree. .ttar ,hs .,,eam boa, iaat
ing, aborc high eae, marx.

Daisds SIRE. .ttar 'hs .,num beai Laat.I
ing, aborc high eais, marx.
I NJ Il &c MURPHY. communion ss|
~ forhcTiing niefehanfs Particular s,lenj
ton given tn storing and shipping eoitsu AL
to receiving end forwarding ulIlnd- ., ulcrehss
disr, DC,
Dry goods aud groceries uf all kinds hse|
gng, rope. and plantation supplies, k.pl cssl
.tanlly on band,
Also east, ADVANCES made on Gotten 10 N
shipped TO our friends ~ New osleans
Dur "ar.hdusp sili lie completed aud the|
most of our stock ~ ~lor. pa ~ h.ior. the Id
september nesl- Al which liur ANA place, n
viii he pleased 10 meet aud ecr,- our frlsn1ol
and ih' puhc generally, aud hope by ,re n.
tcnilon in business. with low prices and libsplI
accommodations to merit and receive Iibvfai|
share Of pebble patronage.
II & J. e. MURPHY. |
Jefferson. Texas. lnn4 81 1851 n53 v
~ /. n. c ROSS. II d, Phy.cun,, ~.
/ gson, and Acconcheur, J-iEr-on, Trxaa
Office, in Figures Bui'eirns, Marshall s,sssa
y1pAUv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

~ NJ ~
/. NSeea 4 TAxxHf1. MsrsAsuy
q W McaRm, SArereprf;
PAssoss, fArEs, & I)ufRfH, Htn1srscH,
nsoouss & HowARp. Hsiisies, Resi- c.
Risecs 4 HoLnAs. TSirr;
III \ nA&xacer, Giim>v;
N w n Cooss, Pm Cadkc;
4 ~ u Pxzav. Cookess,is;
n r ruox, Jttrrsor;
Do - PowHLf, Pcreiiion;
4 I. n ASHCROFT, SAeihyriiis;
VIZ PxELrs, San Atgnsfins;
Uisr~ox SmErraHn, lNacegdociss;
b IN TnoxA-. Russ, Cherokee County;
- n NgLsox, lN,,s Ssiem, Rnsk County;
A (;olpswrrs, Bethany, Paaola County.
Drecmbes ~, 1850. n2d "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

Carriage and wagon Repairing.
'INjE undersigned, thankful 10 lis I'D friends
i and customers Tor their lbc,al rarnnagc,
wonld Iui"rm them that he sin carries on thu
above bu-iness at his large framed shop, wIrr.
he is prepared 10 do work IN his line Tor cash.
~ low ~ Jew ~ Gcalil-. aud in n superior
manner. from his long practical experience and
thorough knowledge 81 every branch II III.
bo~'neaa Work WIZ liz done ON credit for
re.pnns'bl' men, and III work done At my shop
Will .~ warranted 10 .tnnd. and of The best MA.
ierin|s the country affords.
Shop nnrh eas' 1t 'h~ public square aud
opposite y q Allen. gunsmith shop,
T. WASHINGTON.
June 9isi 1851. nS1 IL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
Land Cor xmir.

Land for sale.
OAOn ACRES Of very superior Land. in
SVOO Pamela eounsy. $50 acres Of which is
rich bottom lard, above overflow. There il on
the land never failing stream Of water. which
woald be well adapted 10 machinery I, would
be mos, eligible Site for a Saw md Grlst Mill.
Timber on the land Oak, Pine and Cypress.
There Is abcat eighty acre. Of cleared land
thereon. with House and other improvements.
Location healthy. and at u eon,esirn, distance
from both the Red Riyerand SABINE navigation.
Title undeniabIc. Terms reasonable.
Apply to WIN II. DRISTOW,
n23 II. Marshall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

X Ia ~ 3 4 1 ! 4. e /.
- ~
= g
~ - IL
F. ses - ~ 49, =. ... s
IE| .I1 ~ gyl Z = a4Ss'
8 1 l.1 - Y
~ .. .y3 81
:! 3eve5Si y
~ ~ gs sy'eea, sy.tst;
~ H. 9! eonsusns'o".'
~ = - s,V
- .ns sa.sss .'.s
n q ~ .a.! y ~ 49,
Il. 81 W -,'.. - ~ ~. 49, ~
"a! q: ys !se..ssl y ! ~ .ss y. ~
~ eesss' -
~ ss -. v-..,s. -
9la 49, ~ ss:s',s s os.' ..:..d;ss
nv !, ~ s.s! -. ~. y e -. fns., - msdi'
u : :" '"s - - 81
aDaees, @ey ~ .s:H :. - . u. VA
ge e III o. =, Pu ~ ~ s.s'
~ ~ NJ N nj - n, e wv ' VA
~ Y. Y NJ \, ss..s.-s
- S,5s 4: Wv. 800. ~ XVI.
III eee \" ~ us.s" ~ a;.sc.s,v
~ Spe&ns ~ 49, -.
e.t M. y n r. 49, 49,. ~. -. ..,,.dv
Al esf ~ Nu.ns ,. ~ s.s..s -,
l ~ a'.1... ,'s.,. n.
4 n IA ''s's'" I" "
- MI VI. = 10y 1ss." IA .. 80" d;.,,,h.
=. ~ b.. s.Iaa -. -. 60. Nh.
l1l ii ..1s.s.. =" s;s."s.src.. =,
~ ~ 1 1se '...." -, ~ .o,;s n.,.s
.s.a.t. .9ssS.l - ~. hsrr;s.t ~
ssrs s."l. middle aets On the bowels
7,s.- = a. ..~o hilions matter collected
~ NJ sss..:-. IN. .,.,.n ~ he liver and
~.S .s-as4iuw nature 10 throw on the
I.-ss I. 4 n.sI,hv a.tjop Of The BODY, BY
sss ssss ssis.' r.iI;nc into action suspended
~ shei.by removing ~ causes and
1nsase through The natural chanaels
\,
w " " 4 .sted fpr these wonderful nied.
H'S ~, t,,sl ~hsI, I'M satisfy IN Of their
"a .saSiSsI vIss.ss Their fane Il built up.
112St, ss,,, s61ssev. and comparison with
m & ehalIen1sl. Phy 4isIans arc
N ~ r.e ~ Eurrks Teejs ~ Nspen.
-. q thsy wosN 80 etkee tosle. With
f'se ersssssstfou II a. eyeaem hcy
AMI st,1s Uni IL - y;neea fhey asc tho
~ 0rt,.las. "a ,hs whole catalogue
: p ~ ~ s.,sss sissect..
jEss1l siSSs = S1nisslkiv Il any tlus, even
~ 2sAaraa ~ ~ hls:,ss5 lvv6s. For
ER5ss2 D S51 z...Kr ..S 6bSf,uetrd uenstrustiop.
7|sss. ~ na.d ros psrticulsrs zee sonic
215543 y iSSS ~
n rss..sss.- j - ,Y......o.,. r.r<tc p.,;f.;,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
Angus, ~, 1851.


window sash Cheap for Cash.
'1NlE undcr-ignrd viii make mud keep IN
l hand a good article Of Nash. which liz viii
sell on as guod term. (tor ca,h) rs he can live
by. Persons wishing TO purchase can leave
their bills n. the Drug Store either Of Evans &
Sanders or Norris 4 1ackclt, where they can
see a sample Of the work or apply Al hin shop.
on the southern border Of town. where they
viii be- ap, to find him.
A. r. FISHER.
Mar.hal! Feb. Z, 1851. v9n33y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

w. will furnish Begging, Rope, and F'an
,a,,ou supplies to Planters shipping 70 'h'
above house. ,r,c !, vry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

AU1ItE
'INlIS ia 10 certify thai have appointed
i Wade Z. M"-~l~y my general agent, to
IN my name, to sue AMI he .ued In all eases of
cl.itnr for OF agasns, me, ns thougl, | VII.
p~csonsIy present.
DANIEL HO sELEY.
tsrrrs"n 70. Texas. Feb 10 1851, 3at
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
Nytea<lOW Glass.

w f. are JUS, receiving large lot of window
w glass. from the we'll kno~n manniac.
turcrs. MeCnliy 4 Co. Pitsburg, which Ne
offer for sale al the drug store of
EVANS, SANDERS, 4 Co
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
e.enecfer ef ACcOuuts.

II r. WILEY, Collector Of accounts and
.ILs general NsHspapsr and Periodical agent
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

=. J. rEGHAN. \. =. bASs~
DEGltAM 4 BRYAN, fsffss lsrsva y
l General CommiMies, Rervi'iHf, ~ "
wayding Msreh4ats. No. 81. 0savieF sFrts.. n
Orleans. v1nsY
krfEaEscss :--W. A. Ps1ran. ~
Seat. t;r~~nwnNAs u ~ Tsrnes. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

ME- W0V060G0oe
M Gasp Htsse'. Mr. (r'ses:
DIAPER ~ <vs's description fsFWkaes
ee1ss, II very short no'ire.
n. ,. Axvnts fSr }. D. AsCrsssys
eslessd. bsok. and nsws psinlins Isks' =
vssk pstssA ,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27
WARD. WILSON, 4 Co.
January LIT. 1851. .

VNE AAss isat received lasx. s..ortm-n, Of
w btsah Garden e~~ds VI slmoA ~ kinds
NORRIS 4 TACkETr.
hasA =, 1851. ~ u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

r. tAnTtk Commission and torwdrf.
Il. rug Merchant, and Nsoir'ate and h.i'f
Deale, IN Gf,c,yi,s, Provisions, Liquors, my
Carn. OAR. Begging, RoFr' Se. dc' T. =
Uari', Brck Warehouse. corner oil 'f'nin'i'e
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia
Ir Liberal advsnee~ mad, on c"n-iRn'n'',t-
n, Cotton and Merchandise Every deserlp'
,ion of Goods received on storage on moderate
,o,,,. MS y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10
A Remarkable VOYAGE.

Capt. WI Walker, late Of ship Envoy, of this
port. returned home yesterday from San Fran.
cisco where he left his ship after disposng Of her
cargo AZ that port. The Envoy was formerly em
ployed in the whale fishery from Providence, and
had been well used up in the service, when in
1s41 she was purchased at a comparatively tri
Hing cost by merchant OF this city, with the pur-
pose OF rehtting her for the same business This
design was, however, abandoned owing TO her
great size and the difficulty of obtaining suitable
person 20 take command Of her and she was at
length stripped and sold TO Mr. VIM O. BrownelL
q dealer in old junk, for the sum Of 1925 10 ba
broken up. Her new purchaser, however, con.
ceived the idea of rettting her for sea- and having
done So. he fortunately engaged Capt. Walker to
comms nj her, the Captain becoming the purchaser
of one quarter Of the ship, aud the Envoy accord.
ingy sailed from this port July 10, ls4s, on
whaling voyage, and proceeded 70 the Island of
WhytoOtacke, where Capt. w. had on previous
voysgr stored 200 bbls Of oil, which he had pur.
chased a. merely nominal price from a wrecked
vessel
Having taken ON board the 1000 bols. OF oil,
Capt w next proceeded 70 Manila, and shipped
the oil thence to London, where il was sold net
ting 10 It's owner the sum OF $4,000. From Ma
nilla the Envoy proceeded to cruise for whales
In the Moth Pacific Ocean, where in the short
period II ffty.fve days she took 1850 bbls. Of
whale oil, ana returned 10 Manila in the fall Of
1899, ard thence again shipped 70 London ], 500
bbls. o. oil and 10000 lbs. Of whalebone, which
Melted 1850 or S37, 500. The Envoy again sail
ed for the Pacific, and during the last season took
$4,000 ibis. of oil and IS 600 lbs.swhalebone. In
GLIDING. with the oil previously on board $500 J
ssa TIE whole amount OF catchings having been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10
prns.mnuco. Nov. "a. Ias1.


The Stock Of Flour on hand consists Of 9o barrels d
which only 600 bbs Is Baltimore Richmond brands re-
failing H. O0 and for extra brands Mountaineering
the heavy shipments OF Flour from the United States for
s coast bs arrivals at this port have been moderaie ana
stocks have Continued light No further reduction In price
Il looked for although cargo from Philadelphia has ju
been sod 10 speculai al IL 900, on credit.
The receipts of Sugar have been fair but the mnx~ -
been unsteady and prices ruled very high "as1s 49,
quality are quoted Al 81 o2G6 II per 100 Ids ~1 o
dhalities IN proporuon 49,, vo,t bound IN Can
The steamer NewYork, from New.ro co. oou Pc ~.
fora has been IN port cosled. and sAoo W n'S oS
rero The steamer IJnon also from NeW-rork TOT CA-
o ~ = 80 f =, ~ TOM Bsnmore, has discharged heS
go re 80 rroreeded Rio de Janero In ballast Tae
t a. r cI ~ and from Baltimore has proceeded %
- pJo ,,i,hont breaking bulk here The brig Paul Z.
Ir a ~ phistepbia from Richmond has tus arrived
500 ea,eoes Of Goldfish have arrived from New Found.
lard within the last few days, the aggregate eargoos Of
WITCH amount 10 l7,f7s drums.
RIO DE- JAsEIRo, 18th Novembef.-Cofee Since the ar.
yysl OF the steamer NewYork considerable sales hive
been made and prices have further advanced Shpmen@
his month have been so S2 bags and lsst sales re-
ported are superior with good rsts 800 per arr and goea
FlourFurlher receipts have appeared since our last sns
have 10 report sales of Baltimore at 1870 henmons
City Mills moves OF slowly by retail a. from ~
barrel Exchanges zesd firm. freignn stowe o"'0'
States. ....,,,,..
BAHIA 2fst November-Floar-S oO0O pnls se.las
st Is,o009js5oO for Rich mond 14oo0d 500 baiumo
Codfsh-Sock geo drums Nexi arrival WI " 800
y 5(cO Exchange sod firm. ffeghte-Ony os1 .r.erc
disepgsged last charter was oDa~ % ~ te,es
Der As AR TO Bremen. sHgsrs whites y wv ''"""
stock. SEQ cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10
m.y,cuyz.YR. Friday. Dee %. Iss

II may not be embarrassing 10 many OF your merchants
10 know that the date Of this not 80 hbds OF the old crop
OF Sugar remain first hands but the OF the
best quality and already heavy orders In the market for
the Used States particularly for YORK, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Several plantations have yielded This THAI
the usual complement Of produce, particularly In Yams
which exceed anything as regards quality and quantity
ever iased In this Island. In fact, native produce " 90
abundant that for Flour and Proyslons the demand o(a
decidedly limited character
The health Of the rural population s not favorable ana
several deaths Of daily occurrence from mslady pro
by emir physicians TO be Cholera Tne PEG
pie much alarmed at the name even Of this teroe ae-
stroyer noa...
Tie crop Of Sugar this year will exceed 10000 bids
Yours, &c.