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By A. GREEN, Auctioncer.


INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MULES,
Horses Colts Cows Hogs, Hay, Corn, Wagons Carts
Wheat Drill Machinery Farming Utensils, Carriages Bugges
Wood &C. Monday ID November, at 10 o'clock
m prccsey, farm of Theodore Nfoher,
two the road adjoining
the farms Bagden Young and Jenkins sage lot Of the
above mentioned, VIZ
apars Of young mules, large and sound
I'M horses, for harness or draughf
head cattle, them yoke OF oxen and 10
head fat cattle
nv Lot hogs, 200 bushels potatoes
timothy and clover hay
three ricks straw
fodder, shucks and blades
seasoned oak wood
3wagons, in good order
or
horse
/ wheat fan
Persons patent wheat drill, bo,h nav
Sinclair largest size cutting box oo'" now
sincars power and thrasher, complete
Large close carriage
lrockaway carriage, buggy
osots double 2setss single harness
Large OF OF harrows cuivators, rollers
Horse akes every Kind Of cart, and plough
Win large Of articles, which deem unneces
sary
Terms All sums OF se0 $a credit OF
eight months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
oct2i-eodSds A. GREEN, Auctionser.
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COMBINATION celebrated southern establish
McCoilum New Orleans, The National,
and Noh stekneys) with magnificent stud OF performing
ponies treble company Of Equestrian and Dramatic
win exhibit AT Washington city, the lot OF Brchs stable,
Thursday Friday, October eph sob, and 3ist
n O'Clock,
characterize each
alton which be repieto with equestrian dramatic,
and olympian gems Of La Haute Ecoe
IFS JENNiNGs exquisite punster, wit and humorisi and
IoN MAY the celebrated contemporary OF Dan Rice, the
clowns Of this qusdruple establishment
Equestrian Manager ~ stout
Leader the Band. .........,...,''..'..h n eani
Admission, o5 cents only. octf-o
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New ORLEANS, Oclob r %.

The cotton market is rather heavy under the recent Tor
egn news buyers asking concession; sales OF 200
bales decline. There is change 10 notice IN the
price OF Hour Grain quiet and unchanged. Sales OF 500
hhds crop sugar a for good to good commoh
Molassesnew prime 3 cents and reported at 80 40
cents Freights steady and vessels plenty.
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MALoAIGrE's Operative surgery, translator ny
wi Frederick Britain, NJ D., illustrated by wood engrnvings
part and = Of Msclise's SursicsI Anatomy .
,,vh, coo,ca uaase. " FRANCK TAYLOR
Oct@
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sa sePs 90 a sSsSns ys.5 w man, a0
mas ever been the object Of the pabisher
To fake tao Lead aN4
among the popular magazines ooun the hos. OF iSA
sufficient hs Brilliant success The prcmptnss
with which sye new idea that suggests adopted
promises does not wish To- la, Gu, plans
follow. II ~ sufficient however 10 say that ali The n
many ones particularly attractive adys book and family
azne, be introduced The useful elegant viii AZ
10 The magazines alone illusions Of ,he mas
II IS useless 70 publish list
say have published articles, and have
publish, from
an tas Best american Writers--Male and Female
Godeys Ladyis Book January, 1852, viii contain
engavinss, three Of which
and The thousands
that have from the contemporary press VIII establish " that
tits
The moa Magnificent Periodical in Ae Worid
The publisher give numbers 1882 that the London
Arts Union would be proud Of and their is $40
American ladies' thing
a lady, and among others is the following
Godeys Reliable Fashion Plates monthly
with full descriptions chit upon the fashions
bic world.
Our Model Cottages
This l. department peculiarly own, the beauty and uI
NY OF our models nave everywhere been acknowledged.
For the Ladies.
We have receipts model cottages model cottage fur
nitre patterns ior window music, crochet knitting
netting, patchwork, crochei flower work. badins rband
work, chenille work. collar
cloies chomisesn fine, everything
lady win ind It's appropriate place in her
Terms cash IN advances One copy one year, So Two copies,
year. - One copy two years So Five copies one $40
copy the person sending the club of ten. Address,
ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Cooley ady Book, Artlur Home Gazette
four dollars. Oet29-ltswA2twp
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ly- Trinity Church.-Thc Right Rev Chaz r. McIIyane
D. D. bishop diocese OF Ohio, will preach
"wednesday evening. The service win ~
o'clock
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CARDS. FOWLER, merchant tailor, his thanks
olcits
patronage, r. w. browning, where he
tcfest lo-dlw &3tawu
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LNIGHT's Cycopsrda of the Industry OF all Nations,
n with illustrations VOL, svo.
shakspeare's Herons, vol q by Mary Cowden
Clarke.
Handbook Fine compiled and arranged
by George Ripley Bayatd Taylor.
from Wurtembers, including the
Y mar with illustrations
The Mechanics Text Book and Engineers Practical Guide by
Thomas kelt
Maryra; a Legend written by William Mountford Clark
Goes New Drawing Cards part first s
Oct FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAyERs.-Notice - hereby gwen Una.
deduction win b. allowed upon mo nses tof
u'e o =, io.so,a '''" r. J, ROCHE, Collector,
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TAPESTRY vELvET. Tapestry Bru.seI., pIni,

TAPESTRY VELVET. Tapestry Brussels, Plain
BRUSSELS thrse ply and ingram cupetngsWe respectfully
announce housekeepers Washington Alex
and envon that have received accession TO
which, having
sales New York. be sold
a unusually low prices.
We respectfully suggest purchase
the times amongst the carpet
dealers abroad, goods selling AT sacrifice.
drggets both IN
4 cloths 1874 by 1874 to Ia BY loi,
one case heavy Flemish 81 table damasts
curtains and seat covers with all the
fixtures matching -. r,.xzz.,
CLAGETT h DODSON,
Dealers n all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Pennsylvania avenue one door cast Of 9th II.
AMIR
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NOR ReMt.-Te story house, nearly
finished west, and streets, St
Church, opposite the residence OF Commodoe Norris
geneel family, VIII be ready Tor occu
pancy in few days; rent $3.50 per annim
Inquire the premises, OF JAS CAKlCo, 2th street
r. and % Ct
FURNISHED Nent.-A cottage in the First
handsomely furnished, together with valuable servants
reasonable 1t situated m healthy and
negborood the 10Th November
For further particulars inquire OF ,... a..
Ocl a9-dtf d. L. JACKSON h BRO
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~ q pUBI1C.--Be known Thomas Champion,
Washington exhibited National HOTEL this city, The
model Of his wrought Tubular Bridge, made
900 the tubes the tinnest
oneourrh of nh diameter inside feet long weighing 81 lbs
presence Judge Doug distinguished citizens
ourncrs strength tested by sitting the OF
whom weighed als bsst f nine times its weight
exceeding and cheapnes the Britannia tubular
bridge MI Champion prepared build them for a
noses, Oct 25-3t-
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ST. LOUIS, October IS.

Sales making of supetine flour at 3 81 10 ~ 90
barrel There is active demand for extra Illinois al
S4 rs 81 %. Wheat is quiet and unchanged. sales ol
and yellow at 80 40 Coffee IS in good
request previous quotations the arrivals rom RIO with
n q day amount TO 5000 bags. .....
The ships julius and President smith have arrived
from Bremen with hundred and eighty immigrant
passengers. The Shirley has arrived from Liverpool
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rELEeRAPmc REPORTS, sc.
ll,ripal of lhs Euroya

BALTIMORE, Oct Is ., p, m The steamer Europa ar
Cotton depressed aud had declined The sales OF the week
Were " 900 bales Breadstu quiet Without change
since uhe sailing OF the Pacific. Corn Ia steady demand
Provisions quiet--prees unchanged. Lard firmer To
baceo in good demand, and previous prices maintained
Money easyconsols, 9CI The political news is i'm
porant France is sill agiated
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PARCHMENT Copying Paper, possessing three
the strength Of the copying generally and
with kind ordinary
the
winch written with
spre sale for the manufacturers by
FRANCK TAYLOR
of various kinds and English
copying inks, &c. &c. &c.
DUrNAms Home CycIopcdia OF Literature and tho
L Fine Arts vol. NJ 81. ~
Cycopadia Of Industry Nations by Charles Knight
vol svo.
Of Nuremberg including the story Rey
nard, the Fox with enty illustrations sale by
TAYLOR X MAURY,
Oct Booksellers, 9th
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lTANTEDA lady teach muscpiano Rniar-and singing
apply who have had experience, and met
with success highest musical circles One who can lead IN
terms, and society viii be found 70
lady Refer A. Doneont ESQ., Editor OF e wash
inglon Union. = n p,r,orr
NAsHvtLbs FrwALy AokprnY, -
Nashville, (Tcnn,) Oct ~ iSoi'
Oct 23--3Rod
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Alexandria boat.

Alexandria Boat.
= u.~u The fvorte THOMAS COLLYER will
G~.snlk the following hours coach
.2R boat in Washingion-boat's fare l2k cents
81 sl@HleH
Leave Alexandria at IN, 9h, Tx, X, 3, and ~,
Leave Washington AT 81, 10Y, IL, 2, ~, and o. s
leaves the Capitol and up the Avenue TO 18th street,
oct 5s-d1 - SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
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oct Is-eod3uf
PIREwoRKs, FIREWORKS THE subscriber now
on hand Of his own %snac po, and oaS o %
Chasen, Blue Lights, emma tyet,
Roman Candies, Firecrackors, Mines,
ToIsiioS; raRSdSSs., n RsasSla Lights
stars, Pulling Crackers open-work Thnnglcs.
Trapgles,
Orders promptly attended to, and the works care
b. Any description Of nancy and exhibition pieces. iecrng
&C, made 10 order at short notice 90 ,,ssup
oct I4-eoda No. 81 South Wharves, Philadelphia
IMPORTANT 20 Isconomsts-rhe subscriber, by The
latest arrivals from and o Ns sas h' WHICH we're @
upon such enable him TO sell a. price. ns,
large proportion public Attention requested 70 'no
Gentlemen sns boots, from 81 IS up, aporOn very superior
Gonlemens waterproof boots from 81 up portion very su-
Genucmens patent CATERS Oxford and Taylor ties very
ane and stout bosnns oxford ties Of all dcsrp
ms and boots and bogans every price and
u Laaies CATER. and hafra the very
and busku walking shoes - srsa yaeV
Ladies' white black and bronze sa.n and na ~ m eo
To planters offer bargains such :, ,nsy are no a
in at remarkably prices cnumea'e sogans from % cents up
Army oT"sTn s ,rS% s, 81 %p something new.
DO P asnsslian boots boots.
Also boots every description suitable e, farm use from q ug
determined not 70 be unsers a ana a, a m
were oroSan a9d ns ea, co i cent can
be ayss Sps Penn avenue Of Centre Markc,
ron RENTA commodious Handsomely furnished three
pleasantly located on street oppoe m.cen.n
occupied BY Attorney eensr. Contender, s, .,,o,
atIaw, W, Rodgers on The premises Oct ,s-stawu
OAI COAL, COALI-The subscriber prepared deliver
anthracite and white ash OF the best quality from
M eeoras and Thoma. Parker or at his wood yard
puncay attended TO- lie has also good supply Of hickory oas
ana oc g isr gsl PETER oAsANAyE,
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The northern powers of Europe are disposed to put
their veto upon the candidaure OF the Prince de join
VILE lor the French presidency Monarchy, in its pres.
emf anrghted plight assumes curious phases and this is
one OF them The Frankfort Journal-a sort of organ OF
the k'ngy combinationsays that they feel that II the
FRINGE de 'oinvhle be elected President monarchy will
oe ofooen' down 10 The level OF the republic. They
feel still more, too, that the Prince has no great chances
Of being elected In this monarchy would suffer one
more humiliation It. therefore repeats that this question
il for the present set aside but measures will be taken
10 prevent the monarches OF Europe from suffering dam
age from The experiments about to be made in France
BY the younger branches OF the Bourbon family Acting
upon these hints the Prince, see by the latest
adviees, has declined to be candidate. -Bah Sun
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.aryipal 81 he Broihu Jonalhan.

Nav YoRK, oct 2s.-Tbe steamer Brother Jonathan
rived here this morning rom Chagres She brings later
Than that brought by te Illinois Il will be ecoected
that the Brother Jonathan obliged to put into Mobile
some days ago, having ou OF coal She briggs pas
seBgefs.
The Brother Jonathan, when of Egg iIarbor, came in
collision Monday night with the schooner Charles Il,
Ellis Of New York, for Wilmington, North Carolina, cut
ting her In such manner that she sank in lew minutes
The Jonathan rescued her captain aud crew. and brought
them back The schooner had cargo Of dry goods valued
at 1925 900. The steamer lost her cutwaler NC.
Fancy stocks aclipesaes OF Canton at OIL and Erie
49, Flour is dulsaes OF 5000 bbls, 80 81 So s7k
Tor state brands Rye flour, W 81 Corn meal, s3 81
SO 37a Wheat has downward tendencysaies OF 5000
bushels Gcnesee 90 cents. and 1900 do MIGHT
white al 81 cents Rye, ~ rs cents. Oats, "A cents
Provisions and groceries unchanged Cotton is heavy
Whiskey, 2lk a % cents. .Ga..e
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pnILApELrnIA. Oct. Is

~
Stocks steady Flour is dull at 81 for State brands
Rye -four SO rs Corn meal has advanced TO S3 25 Grain
is unchanged-sales of red wheat at 7S 50 cents and
white 60 81 Corn is duh at 90 cents for yellow
Oats 80 30 cents. Pork is dusales Of BIG
go and prime SI3 so HAMS Ga III cents sides. l0a
la9 cents Lard, 81 IL Groceries are without
change. Whiskey IS held al % cents
Grace Quinn, in the family Of Edward c. Ans
dews has been committed the charge OF administer
ing laudanum TO his infant child TO keep it quiet
John Carroll, u custom house broker, picked mp from
the steps of house in the vicinity OF Tenth and Shppen
streets, Sunday night He had been struck tie head
and his scu fractured, from the effects of which he
died this morning.
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PiTTsB re, October %.


Wilmanh & Mobiles city flour mills, in the Fifh ward
were destroyed by fire this morning These mills the
most extensive and complete in the whole western
Try, ana insured in four offices OF this city for
which will cover the loss The mills pretty full OF
grain the time but, the fire took place on the roof
large saved.
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WE offer great bargains I'm the foiiowinx-named
w articlot-
French Merinos a shades and qualities
and from common 20 extra suPsfnne,
with all requisites for lades' mourning apparel
pieces fine white fapnes
pieces silks, choice grades, assorted prices
pieces English Merino and Lyonee cloths ios ladies' dresses
all prices
100 choice winter sbawls, many for mourning
white shaws assorted ..teEs
with other and desirable articles
establishment must be for cash. or approved psp
strict uniformity OF prices - obsof'ea ana " "
ucles ssld arewa represented =,
articles low prices, and a deaina may oc RENE" ." " "
prppv q uporurp
oct 9s-fnf 'bnhh "noAnsh.
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BosroN, Oct. %
Advices from Port Au Prince October LIST that the
French and British consuls had left for Gonaves attended
by vessels OF war; compel Sououquc to make peace
with the Domnicans They intended TO give him forty
eight hours decide. Ii is thought he would submit
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Nrw yong, October

New YORK. October 81, 1851.
The Change Ia our Foreign Relations recommended By
iammany-Ihs Obstacles IN The Way-Tze Mode Of
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nECIDED BARGAISs-wo are prepared TO give great bar
gains of a Sizes styles, and qualities ome OF ne
super
black cloths vesnTs Of the finest and most ap
40 peccs low priced cloths assmcrcs and twecds for boys
100 reces shr,inr all Of which warrant
kinds OF dry goods usually found In
a w ordered dry goods house
Terms ash unes arranged TO the contrary 80
Good articles prices fair dealing, may be relied on In al
~ -.sf PERRY BROTHER
pVssE.I. SMITHS Panorama of the Holy Land Will
IL open Wednesday evenings the 9Th tn
mi ~ O'Clock.
Also some Chinese paintinr and variety 6
rich selected gentleman OF taste who has
s,c,, several wears in Empire. 98-dn
DOARDING.--A large md pleasant room n vacant
boarding house street, third door west Of Thineenh
ocs S-dN
CPLENDID New Goods just at hand--Ths undersigned
" those Of their and friends who have
the arrival Of ia and purchs
that they will and ready fr erh
Advertisements partially In detail. will he onndtr
this OF goods at mode
prices especially goods before p"r-
chasing elsewhere -
Oct M-dlw CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY ASo,
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4 sIZEs.-We have now in store II
psmasI table cloths sizes, very rich patterns, a, low prices
(ali linen)
Table napkins, various sizes and grades
Table ricb patterns +.
Linen shcetngs linens, asortsd Warranted all
lnen)
by the yard, all widths, choice goods
Gent q = undershts, remarkably cheap
Ladies, misses and gentemens Merino uDdcrvests
We are also receiving many other goods daily.
Terms cash, uue the
Good articles low prices fair dealing, be relied ali
cas-
Oct 23-iuf fEHhf nNoihAn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-28
RECEIPTS For THE AGE.

We have concluded to publish the receipt
money for our Paper, weekly, to save the
trouble Of forwarding 50 many separate writ
ten ores. Should any be neglected at any
time, those interested will please notify US
of the fact. Since March 21-s1 each
from ]. q. Kinney, VIM. R. Ballard,
Sandy Foundation J. B. Ferebee. J Nc
Pherson, j. P. Gordon, II. Chamberlaine,
J. H. Wilkins, J. @. Pearee, South Mills
James Johnston, Norwood's; 3. G. Prid-
gen, Snow Hill; Samuel F. Staneell, Jack
son ; Joseph NJ. Harrell, Francis Harris
Benz. P. Jordan, E A. Hart, pleasant
Hill ; ]. T. II. CARTS, Francisvlle N. Fl
Waugh. George P. Faw, Quincy F. Neal
William Smithel (s2), Jefferson Pinck
ney Morrison, Cabarrus ; A. J. Mcdonald
Carthage ; ]. A. johnson, Joshua McDan
lei, Cumberland John Thornton, RingwoOd
John G. Love, Leasburg ; John H. No
wood, John G.. Chappell. Wake.
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ing what he might say. have made no such
preparation, and therefore must beg to be ex-
cused. Moreover said he hold that
I should be entirely but of order, to occupy
your attention at this moment, for there is a
gentleman out here in the background, tur-
ming round and pointing to the fallen Silenus,
who is making a much more forcible speech
upon the subject of temperance than | could
hope to make, with ever SO much preparation.
While, therefore, the gentleman from Ashe
has the floor. 1 must not intrude." The eff
feet was irresistible; even the feloU- sufferers,
some of whom were aspiring towards the
floor themselves, joined heartily in the laugh,
and the gentleman from Ashe' is not like
soon to hear the last Of the joke. The odd
have been against king Alcohol to day. tina
is quite certain. z.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

1 am composed of twenty (23) letters.
My 20 10 7 8 lisa River in Virginia.
My 10 2 8 p 2 l6 l6 2 81 IS atOwn in Ire
land.
Ny s 6 10 10 10 2 10 is a River in ireland.
My 8 5 6 8 % 20 Is a town in New York.
My9 6 3 IL is one of the United States,
Ny l6 20 4 q 6 IS IL 8 l8 Is isa town
in England.
My 9 l9 S 6 20 16 IT IA IL 81 is a Co.,
in North Carulins.
My % IA 6 3 9 IL 8 20 is country in AZ
RIGA.
Ny l247 8 is a county in North Carolina
My IL 10 3 81 q IA 9 4 rs e College il
Ny q 20 Is 5 20 10 % IA is a county IL
North Carolina.
My 6 90 l9 l9 8 IL 2 Ell is q county In Vir
GINA.
My Il is 10 Is 10 g 2 81 is a county il
Pennsylvania.
My Is 20 1e 90 81 6 20 l6 is a River an
tuwn in Brazil.
My % l9 8 Is Is ! county in New York.
My IL 20 p 8 ID 3 q Is me Of the Ocean
My l6 3 8 IL 3 III II 5 IL II 3 is one
United States.
My whole is what every good citizen should d
SEVERAL SONS.
Answer next week.
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/. O. O.. r.
MASONIC & SONS Of TEMPERANCE

MASONIC & SONS of TEMPERANCE
@-PREMIUM REGALIA DEPOT.n
GIBBS& SMITH, No. 70 Baltimore St
~ Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite the at
tenlion Of the Brethren Of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive and
beautiful assortment Of
~ REGALIAs, BANNERS, SAsHEs, Co.'S
TUNES, JEWELS. &c.+a All Of which ara
got up under their immediate inducements. and
comprises one Of the largest assortments to be
found in the United States.
Members Of o. EEcAMPMENTs, Opp FEL.
Lows, MAsoNs, Sons OF TEMPERANCE, RED
MEMS, and other Associations wishing to fur.
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Individ
uslly with REGALIA, will find our House offers
great inducements, as we keep constantly on
hand a large and beautiful assortmsat Of all
styles.
o. ENcAMPMENTs, LODGES, or DIvIsIors Of
the Sons OF TEMPERANcE forwarding their
Orders may depend upon the articles being fur
nished in as good style and al as low prices a
If they were present to select. #
BANNERS, FLAGS, PESNAETs, SC. for the
different associations, made 10 order al the shor-
lest notice. Address GIBBS & SMITH,
Regslia & Banner Manufacturers.
} No. Is Baltimore ST., Baltimore. .
Sept. 26, 1850. Sly.
o. We are the largest Manufacturers of REz
+, CALAIS & BANNERS in this State or Virginia
and will vie with any other Establishment in
1.-THE us. Consequently We ran supply you win
any article in our line, as low as they can be
: had in this or any other City. G. SIS.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YoRK, March 21st-I0 o'clock,
P. M.-The Steamer Crescent City ar
rived here tonight from Chagres. She
brings dates from San Francisco to the
18th of March. The Crescent City left
Chagres on the l1:h inst, and Kingston
on the 14th. Her advices are two weeks
later from all parts Of California. She
brings SSH 75 worth of gold dust.
The news from the mining regions i:
favorable.
The Legislature has been battling fol
some time and at last fixed upon mex
Monday TO go into an election of United
States Senator. Some believe Mr.. Kin:
will be elected others that Mr.. Hayden
feldt may stand a good chance. Col
Fremont is also gaining strength. Their
has been quite a turn in his favor.
Good health prevails generally through
out the country.