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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

FATAL RAlLRoAn AccIDFNr-A fatal accident
occurred on tbs OdtoWn Railroad Yesterday mornin,
the engine h.lns run on The track Two ucs ths
eide OF Suhwst'r. paerc were iour men upon the
engine, Ne Henry Sawyer, the SlparinrenA,nt of NJ.
psra tue ruad calsht by the arm between one
Of the pipes and the csrth and there held tor . tr
me no, ~sier running ipon hrs body scaling hm n an
awful manner. When fsscn out he had his sense. rsr
fecty AMI gave directions with perfect .ciful.se.r
although aware that De- ccGld not live bat short fir.
He was brought 20 this City and ded ~ noon AGED Is
years He has leit ~lis and al adopted child
Bangor Wing.
THE FORCED CHECT.-The bow who passed OH
the forged check Tor g rs purpoltng 20 be- drawn by
Mr.. \. Fi,ke Al the smton hank has been ais.ot
cred lie states thar saturday hast at 10 ocoek ia
the raofn.uf well dressed man stopped him ~ fh,.
10 ser enc " south Market sud requested hm o. 60
10 t1e Hamilton Bank ID Ststtst ami coicr fh r,on,
for check. Tae boy saws b. re- div .ou.er-f ana
al The way % the Bank and s TN way back s.s,r
Upon hls rrturn he waited nnut. or rtva ,rh, 49,.
man ssh' esne uP received ac bi. par Chem into
black pocke;hook gave the bov ou.rtr 10. a doi,r
and walked rapidly up The s.rcet fBo,ton Tr.s.
INCIDENTAL ADVANTAGES or RAttRo,ns
Among the incidental advaur gcs which may rt fr,r,
toe opening of ralroad. into he inteuor !. a., iir
cry OF valuable kinds Of ami minerals Thus i
cutting through The hills 81 Canterbury y n for to-
Concord and Mpnrfca Railroad the worSmen have ii e.
covered sOsp stone Of the best qnfy eni apparently
OF considerable eNtsnt Which }. OF resly sale $50
ton correspondent in thc Csae9rd Coagvsf .tiosql
JozrHal cstgnat,s the qustry n 100000 cubic tct or
loo Cos tons which a so tor would amount O. tie
snug little sum ol more than S}u10OJo
FlRE-Ctad Burned % Dfah-A house IN he
vesr of vespcr was scf on IRE on Friday last by tau
small ooy- while tbe parent. were absent hy D sylDl
with SCUM shfviuss one 81 ihc lars ran = I'm bis
mother who Wa ~ net shbass TIE other sn in.er.
essing te fellow about years old ran up stairs and
~ss consumed BY the danes. with the building his
rsrne wac Ferris lsyrseuse Star.
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CARRIAGES.

lanes BREWSTER s. SONS. 81 Broadway. have oi
lanI ana constantly receiving Ar uusi extensive a.
s0feui uf carra ever - REL u ts CIV lul ulle- o.
slpcrui-nience of our Mr JAMES BREWSTER a. New
Haven. Conn. aud warranted Or every respect
We also have cheaper cas- " wof. Oh commission ar
rll he sold - such
r.s-rt, 49, -r- inv.rer ~ ~an uv2s ir
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'''' , 's5cHURENAN HALsTEAD. President
GEORGE s NAM {,
ROBT j. WhITFMORE.5
GAS FITTING.

As PfiLPiN rsspec-f y 'lrl ~ CIR friends aLf me
> public f.ai having been requested lg uc itNHsr IA>
ly TIE Cuupfl-, I1 Merce-.- one lUrI tru" heache
AID are prepared 'u tra1 'u orders t0ai trnlr-
of husnes-. 81. is brfrce,. they intend 90 keep
hsi1 assortment OF DE n-. all latest pattern. 81
1rsckeis. peudars mamie. ornaments cla1- ers g. ra-
.aculre1 hy M-..rs CORNELIJ S g. CO. OF lamps g. ir-
eIer. Nc altered Eco huu -as Aso. gas fixtures taken
lU@rr, cleaned. r. roizcl lacIlertl-
Plumbing attended to as .u1uery "a Dey-s- aud 10
lerCerst Orders f0r Eas hun. tn as Dey- vii De- a.-
ended ro promptly y. Trey rer fr fHe Mac attain Call
COMPANY and a.s0 to frr following gent tmen. come ~
whom Drrcfur- of ue Company james Oola44sOr,
-q. Henry lulls. E.q } s hllaevc, Esq Noses layor,
20 Dsl.t D. Fearing. Fec Is %. Sn f., ESQ
y. b.-Ptr.ct.H attention paid O r'uns up dwellings,.
rorcs public tdu %, Al. already occupied, a. well a.
hose ir r-i..,. Of lsIId.r. arr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

DR.. MOTIFS EiALSAnIIC SYRUP.
t'ok COLDS. CoIrhs corsln- pr. br1lc.ils, As'tf-
Q. -a- Comp arH- &C. r.r ar .H4 ts--sI-f fnrle
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r., -sasse7-- PioNEER AND .nIIIrss

AND CANAi-PHii ADELPHlA TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves daily 30 4 MThs is altogether iie most pea
hnl faugue ~ Stage frafcIF s avoided Ps-engefs iof
Cincinnati Louisville Nashville s. Louis, New-Oreaas,
&c viii always lind Steamboats, of he hrsi clas-. 40 Pi-
Durgh, carry them down tie Ohio River ~ ne same fafe
and frequently less huI IL clar % fun Nhe. my.
For seals and oiIef information. apply ni ur ohce ~
Hsrk.f-sf pliia4aiDiia Wa COLDER Z Co
PLlate.pb.a Nav lam. Propdeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
~, --=.saer-ALRANy 4 .CnENfCTApy

disc WILL DOB received hy the hove Com.
oanv a. Albany AVID trar. ported to Buffalo and fa'e
aces hy railroad and after ihc i- of November, rrov
mo- Printed lists Of Prices &c may Dee had on application
tp ISAAC NEWTON lff trDeuwiclref or no Living 5on
Weiss Express Once. DO Ws.l-sf y. Y.
All commnrica. ons ID realou % freight matters AZ Albany
must be addressed i0 l.. FOSTER. Jr secretary.
Albany. trfniar ll. fH.1 NNi N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

INcESDIARiEs.-Yestcria afternoon, while Off
Ger Rockwell OF the t,crfh Ward on dury in
Fourteenth - he rNo men issue rom The basement
Of an unfinished but ting who. when they saw him
commenced quarreling th each other and Ncni osCI
10 the Fifteenth Ward when they both disappeared --
The officer Ia returning past the house. saw hfe in
the basement, which was doubt their work u,
succeeded in cxungni.hiny il 10 short tine but could
End no traces OF tie incend aries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

lSQUrsr.- Coroner Walters held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of Sarah Ann Gerard the
dsug hter OF Mrs Gerard OF No 65s Greenwich 81 who
while standing the door paying the Of of
the daily papers fell down and almost instantly expired
Verdict death by disease OF the heart Ile decea-ed
was to have been married In the course OF few weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

ACCIDENT .-Yestcrday afternoon, woman
named Margaret Rohinson while In a state Of intoXcs
ton tell down the back Of nouse No l3f Duane
and severely injured herself She taken 10 the
Civ Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
AND FORks.-

- fOON- AND fOnh-.-l4uic and desert FORKS
- and tea AID sbe spoons u heavy silver plate FOR
ssanooas hoe.s aad pnvee families, Tor sac al Bur
Eng-sAp, By LUCIuS HART, lsls BoertmAu 1 Har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
: - M0I-Ar0NIC

sis------s-F Dor p.r. rr.i. NUuh ADJ F''-'-
ans Vl susfoDu Bennington iu,l.nd Lebanon ap.ins'
49, v.t r.a Ilou.l,u0.r ET...HIf
Sr,fvrr ARntsr. eTNr-t HmnlfnrnF III OrfnN Say ];
T.. .f.erer NIAGARA. Cari j. hrnohs Dr. wil .ea1s
Ne-l urk flum tHe pier lOUt of MlfAti-t uA 81 t'iti
.,e.rta O.. Ut O'Clock A. ~ ior bridegroom who're fAs.fs
ys fltD fs c'eearf and commoiOHr cars on ue hnss.
ionic Rl .rnsl arriving no fe Sale Line lc .lnc. Ton IA
r. West. r Raj ruadl on Dob rsft A. IT. In lime 90 aie
m rn-s fa.t or West Fare SD Stages run ln oIn1tcatn
Ifh tr cars to Lee LruoX, ola ~fncAhrdse ,frsti-e,
Nfn-tst aud Norfolk, also, 20 LlC-l1, Sharon, WOOD
bury. Danburr and Bethel.
Lls,soN srahes-A lne BE- auured hy which ras'en.
gen. l.ou Nev-Yord can r.trn iIs are H dt IA, sA
more comfort lld eX -I4ol tan ns any o.tf iol.e fsH
through. 1l
80 agent o' thls Company p authorized Io shc aged
Specie Hara Notes lah ral'r., ui 'a i.ca.e Den
al. transportation un any conditions FrrrIl received
fer, fo0r of Nartfsf from O'Clock a. 81. t1 oc.oek
a. Pua.lt, IS uO.u'er .laf hour.
a. 81 PERRY. AGENT o. 0r fhe Pier
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, juno -
FATAL AcciDENT.--A man, whose name has
20. been s-certdned accids naiy rn over hy Tho
Truck Of Hook aud Ladder Company NJ. 3 40 the cor
ner Of Hudson AMI Morton sfs Yesterday. about
o'clock and severely Injured that death cnsued al
inort Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

'oAI.-ite -lb-c~1-rs are 0alv receiving t- rnes-
y k..Is ~ Peach Orchard and lt. eltl tla rrue
lrtrr. a.-. Lrrr.uo. .r- u' .e tuH-l Clf. d.. 40
--l -l-g offer Joy sale rf fe .0F--. -Ilrl-i nrice
j. L. &F. ". WORTH. ID Broad way. and
ie3 cnr.tr Thompson anil Fourth.
GnAL-B.sck Heath. broken. ~ he r-ht -ze ara de-
\ scrfl1n fIr furnaces frr warming f-elIns fHr
.osv ay j. L d +. ~. WORTH.
Je- q Broadway nli coz. llo-l 7son and foara ..-
~ IN PER TUS-NUr COAL-Pv-cl Or.-ari,
- ~ To- A-l. and -clyall " --c A.. for -a-e 81.
- above .1w puc-- large SIZE ln1 4-.Fri-l -,ferned
f-.ln t.e yard. Ar-.s.u T. sIDkrS DiGAEH~OA.
sl W f.r Nn....f--f Dear rr..l.fsVfv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

~ SUBSCRIBERS Orer Tor sale igl Of tie above
uenuOled superior pagers a. tie lowest uauuheurey.'
nceI Des wi CYRUS w, FIELD = co. II Cuffs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

-, IL 4la-s-7- MN AgtfANt.FltsNf 40
T. - llleBl A6H.WHEELiNO, CicL-
Hes.-fork Philadelphia Baltimore and Cumbsrlud, WI.
Dil ucfY Passengers having choice ~ "A Gay ~ -
ritc. over ne Mountains, by le greet IN ,ies ~
sal Passenger Route IHrJIrl Boz 81 houfs from acH-lNf
a. flsb1ryl ana Wheeling, thence 10 tncnnAu, ~ LODI
AeTOneans, and ihe Solih and Nes' essen efs so.s
directly through hy he [ uilei States Stall Arl,l
Leave NeY-l ora, foot ~ L51ff-s- ai AZ .A-
D. Tor Phllaac pia and c0.u.cf - h ler iof hal 9e
Leave Pl.aderI.a bT I0 psi rt'l iIr bailmorc al Ar
rive IN time ~ connect WIN "a An nan for fusDsr.l ea'
Wheeling going directly through without delay a.
Leave Ph adepha. iy RifOad from he u Eleventh
and Market .fs sf 81 An or Baltimore aud arrive n ne
20 connect with P.Sl trfn lof Pittsburgh and Whee-ng
ard gling directly ilrol I'D " i.pNi Decay.
Leave PuIaleg pisa hy seannoal ri 4 =. NJ from DOCKS
wharf Sundays eAcertri,l and .Oll iB Bs lmDre.
The only aie On sunday from Philadelphia Tor Bslirors
Il by Railroad. AZ i0 PM
Leave Baltimore FL a An. ard PM.daly By he Bald
Leave Cumberland ~ 8 NJ s1f6AM hy twenty daily
lines or fbe National Road and G0o Intent s,a c paaes
and arrive % Pusharga Or Wheeling evening aoa nc
Passengers i1r Pisbureh take the splendid new M nod
en-.l.n steamboats, a. brunUslle ana hereby AsFcohJ
- niles OF stsglT on lhs whole route
fs,c ass steam .oa- leave Pf.bgr srl ~ rcting re-
af y 4fi plss.n fers 4Ie orsoIle " delay " tE
nsLi ~ az Ot..er nors n tle sou.h and West ,.,
lAAE aDIltE -ticAcfs are lot ss08 m Ncfr-l - "
fi-sentefs ilf Baltimore, f.usHur-h or " leeA.t
uuIic" hfcolne- acrDunf ui several tt'
selling ucElss Newly ors 0r oter es and ne aoarfs
OF such lcsr,s suppOsug icy were lIfilrxc1 le -
or hrsicass trains o Baltimore and tne souiA AM "e
Tn'y have no Connection With u.s. Al. 81,
ror through ilcks by nufe, apply IN ptlaie p@a ~
ne halnad ofce.s -ger al Markei end tefral - -
IS south Iln'-sf. o. o.. 'Dari steamboat Dock-si ID,
Fare thr.ugh loom Philadelphia 10 Puslpfss 80,
Wheeling s.3 with the privilege OF soPping s. pa.- ,oa
apply 70 L. sLtMSlEA, - A.
70 Al y Krosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

AxR-TIGffT KITCHEN RANGE.
eNHE UNDERSIGNED have laa .r l.- far -.uie time
1 5sck. l.. WOODS Psirnf P0rll Ar-rtff Ho O.er
l4-cfeu Rare uci hi. ealae orr Expectations Dol every
-slec dol- ae hsAla. boiling, nrt..l-, rnas-r. SC %
lr lre Satisfaction. and ,Fe clrerlly recommend 90
lrfs Tor treIr Csc, 1easviIg ney VII be equally vel
blessed with us operation.
RALPh POST. ~ S@-oHl-sytl4s.
j. WALSH. .re-i Br1uslT.
b ~ RYDER. I1. E.-i hroalvsy.
SEYMOUR HNl T. -r P....--t. br1osIg 10.
g. DUNCAN. VII srrsllrll.
The above rrr c1y 'eV ~ e rl-u.s rec OHM .1dq A.
l0us winch PC rftcurer hi- r--evei. a.i would rs-
.recf'.I invite .ae public o cob 90 ls s.r- and r,flne
a- Range before purchasing e.-ts l.. AL ere utUrrfel
bob eve sans'lr-.r I.l- SID d. WOOD. f7 Wa.eI-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
STRAW GOODS.

- lRAW GOOD>.-A iarge and speuiid s.so--r, - a
Dcrtw Goods or every DESCRIPTION suitable Tor men.
'oys ard plants. Al NONARoUE'S Hsi add Cap ware
9oGse, - BoweTy. iei In.
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80 - --n.IrFCU n CO.'S FMGRAYT

- ~-is.-s LlNE-Of.ce N'stst NeV-N ori--
A--'---- The above fcsn nu.i..e and l1n1-ssit.t
shed ae hrv- opened le above Uce Cor gre purpose o
Transporting e.0rul passengers lrf their baggage uls
LA-.tIv f.e way lf Pennsylvania kt road and tauaI.
Erl .rar. going West Ni fld greatly 90 their advant
aye fo lake their tickets this Office % /. ile cheapest
quickest unt only direct route o P.nur-h W neein-' ON
ciruau. ST. Louis cr ana points ou f.e OHIO River.
~ HOUSTON. AGENT.
Tickets can aso be- obtained for Reading or Po'isvie Pa
wr.+ frIr
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..slrsoPlESNlHSG, oE Tp iE,=ags:-,lI...--!EIE.t

-. ~ FNNnI LNANIA ~. -
1-fHNt' nal for l0f.-Biue hams
Line 10 PUf-hure Ii-ihc undersigned would respectfully
inform Wesern sippor- al le first of March, nssife
up bee resumed Tor Ne present sfnfuu fO Pittsburgh
wa ie Pelusg "BuIf Cans. lui Railroads Goods marAet
or fs Ie HI boz forwarded aIl great dispatch t1d Al
he lowest current relics 30 commits other charges
for FORWARDING goods from PiIsburlh regular lle q
Steam Packets eIves sHlryI daily ~ i1 O'clock A. VI FOR
Cincinnati, L0u'sy e., 81 LOUIS Mark pacasges-Bing
hams Line, VIA Canal
o. Anf vNsnE Ausnf Wsaf-af ~ V.
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TVFE EOR SAIE

| 500 LBS MINloN Tyre. Tue 'aiss Is iaiely useo
1un hs as inr same al. lately Used lu adversr.
columns. ai O. cents per in.
TERMS CASH. NAV be- purchased in o. entities O.
slt applicants GREELEY a MtELRArH.
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~N-o WESTERN PA S-&s5s.-.JIIT7IT;-
~ - EE CnMRANN- Ne-.- -

- = .NAbE AOMfAHl Ne" - - !.
- y orA.-For the purpose uf
meeting the - demands of the public the want of safe,
cheap aud comfortable conveyance for emgran AMI other
er-0ns wishing passage West and North, and also to re-
ucel aud prevent fe Bon Mureo secure o me car
moderate compensation, and % fhe traveller -hciy
against iWpO-iron-ihe rrupueor- upon tne principal
lines 81 Canals have established the above Company,
which under their immediate care, or of agents OF charac
Ger and ability.
Tie Company propose making very low prces-to pub
..u Them and allow uO M or price o Dee taken in any case
40 several points iit route te names Oi responsible lRr
Ties wil hc Fen who VIII Doe accountable Tor any wrongs
auI VII answer lll satisfy lI Iusi complaints.
rHE FOLLOWING ARR THE RATES % FARE
To Unca..............si % To Erie, Pc ISL ~
Syracuse ......... OBJ 90 C.eteuit, Ohio ~
90 Rocle.ier......... oo 90 Toledo, DO ...... %
Buffalo .......... o0 b. Detroit. Mich ....... 90
Milwaukee. WIS.,. 8 0o Southport, WIS.,. 3 %
Cincinnati Ohio 10. g 00 90 Chicago m ........ 2 90
We give below some Of the principal proPde;ors VINO
compose lle associBuous
tDE. COLT s. co. Troy and Erie Line.
%. y. CHAPLIN g. CO. Merchants Trans. Company.
". r. PkASE Merchants and AlIcrs Line.
J d. HOOKER, 4. %. and = y o. Lines
Fl. 4 MECH. B and q. Line and ~ Y I Co.
H.A. WILLIAMS Eckod Line
RICE. CLAPP r. co q. Il A. Line.
l.. G.. EVANS, EYaus's II. Line.
j.. ii. CHAPLIN
r. b. HEWITT co. " Y. and Ia Line
q. @. CHASE co. IS. r. O..
y. "a GRIFFITH Gr4'rs ~ Line
&. J.. BRACE A. CO. Fulton I.le.
WALTERS CO. o. 4 Co.
e. s. GODDARD co. D. and -. Line
". MOHIEATu co. -uiou Line.
M. McttLfB g. Co Am. T. CO.
u. WHEELER co.
For llther Information as % routes and fare call the
GLOWING Offices belonging f0 ihe Company; - Cedar-sf
.n e of % ne Alilag and Troy s-ealhOaf Company
Blrcag JOHN ALLEN
as sns-ld sHper1ufenf~ut <eu'-fofE
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FNIIkEiNUI NEN FIBE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF NEW-NORK Office 90 Wl.-si.-Capfs
S1poan .iuaiiy Incorporated boo l78.-IAis Company
tO insure arulus p-s and damage ly IRE ul D..
favorable ferns operations are confined Chiefly o.
iFr Civ OF NpN-i0Tk snd iis immediate proximity. All
losses al lsied ard paid with prompnesa and uoeraAy
DIRECTORS.
GEORGE Ireland John Oofhout George Arcr' sr.Is
Robert Henson, John Campbell George CouklL
Iush4a hrsl. RGheU I. stuart JOHN Gray,
8o.u- Moore, EI.cAri Cook. AsLer Riley
Ag.Nu4V Ifrnh, Adam Nor-e r.. Robert Kermit,
Rn.r. De- Forest William Tucker ChHs Lrvercl,
Anf0o.v Clsaion 1eussC uamrrs.ev William Browning.
A.-s Lawrence MlI...lI. p Dean. Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND President
y MrDov.fu SECRETARY l2W
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GLASS GLASS GLASS
, n0n BOXES AIEIlCAS WIDOW Glass from 6x2
(,OJN tu akft
.s bxs e1lh.- t-l En1f.A Grown nom lHgl2 fo 1-f.
.0i 90 Eugisl C-Ivu single t0rk .Iuu nxi2 ,o l6Vl1
Lem DO French Widow End Elcure Glass FROM e1s 10
6x-f.
loaco double u-s Earesn sa.-i from isD-4 60 9txi6.
-ry alpergr ar.ci, or shove windows. FIR -s'e by
mvfn em- Asrhartk. l n.r..luf-st
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-lLOIiILI- I'D - IlAIL.

TrnveIers are particularly cautioned aganst purchasing
tickets f New York flr mis- uHe there j. person n
ihsi rv Gut orl 10 transact any business or ne p0-eef
,rF Frprss. C.muanv uviSu
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- iOAD--flf lier lirsHl saeIf ... on
and EIer Monday, hoy. p. 1871. 10
Del lhf lran, 20 which .eer car ! attached S, sn1l
further notice, leaTe h1us'pWu m 4. 81. Nfsars a. Il
r ~ Tire Passenger Trains leave New orl ocock A.
MI 2. 81 Leave Natgara M O'Clock A 81. 4 4. NJ Lave
A1fr-Ogyn O.ci0cA g. %. =. ~.
Passenger by lle u0mAg trino Nord-iosD WI srri7e
here af it O'Clock, ulrfr stages viii o. n ffIIirre %
convey iI-m % oclooey'- Mountain Wellington. 8eyl
acfe and fl-0u 4agi io Owe-9. n ford. NrHton, SlnF
hope and -lccssuny on Monda ya, Wednesdays snd ~
oalss ana ,o AucaaFay Dover. Sparta and teVi0n 20
I-f-4aJs lllr-Hys ara >lurlnFst clcl lle fetIrlls
ls GLOWING days 10 meet fhe y. lalu for New.Y@k
stage ulI as0 leave lDr Baskelrdgs every eYcllG
on lle arrival 81 ice cars ai M9msonu.
By ine recently established stage leaves M0frls0Ts
iorhe Delaware Water Gap and Slry1d-5lr si4HhoPe
J0lns0nlurg, Columbia and Balrs,Ouu, every rles4ay
Ihursoay and Saturday on Tee arrival of fle s. ST. TN
tom ". Y Returning Ou Tie alternate days, he slfge
leaves suouosburg al A. 81. ~ meet tie +. ~ cars iog
MOuis0wu.
PASSENGERS 20 through 20 3rd from jersey cry wioa
ehanung cars On leaving u.- city, passengers VII 40
roslt their baggage Dee cor te foot of CoialfN
where an agent wil De- is attendance fO receive a. Al
packages or llndes mlsi Boz entered on e waybi 90
Company VII Eoi bold themselves y0us.le. fneiaat
y u Dee forwarded Immediately o Morr-'oen fon Albany
bt-.n oy Stephens CoDdfs Daily fnusp 0rafon Line %
Ne@ara or rom te Imnsf 0nsioa once ~ te NJ X r.
ard Trans fol-alo0 Company, f00i " J.. 5ery-st.
n3 IRA DDDD. -Irrrrferff1i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-15

cry TRADE REPORT.

Nrw YopK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March Ia
rhs market for -four continued firm, and sales of Ge
nssee with lots New Orleans an Petersburg con.
tinusd to be made at full prces The eastern demand
for pure Gsnesse and good Western brands continued
st.sdy The receipts of continued be light
while the stock of Western canal So. undergoing
daily reduction The stocks OF -four and grain In the
lake ports said to bs very light compared to those
Of last and that at tho opening Of navigation there
win be much less to come forward. The supplies Of
whent In the hands of farmers Is aid not to be large
These acts combined with unfsvorsble accounts of the
present crops in sections of the interior have stn
sned the prices OF wheat, both smons the farmers
farmers In the Genesse valley, Is 81 l2H, while
IN this market oday the article was sold at an
advance previous rates with more doing than has
trans pred for time past Corn continued nearly
the lots sold chiefly confined to parcels
of New Orleans either injured by heat otherwise ds
mayed which taken up mostly by distllers There
was little good white and yellow Offering, aud for the
former bstter bids made and holders were hrmer
on terms stated below. Provisions exhibited mate
rial change. Small sales pork were made ST
yesterdays prices; other articles remained about the
sans In groceries further transactions made in
and mossses noticed under their proper heads
Cotton continued firm.
AsHEs-Small sales OF pots were made at IS s7H
while p. srls were nomipalat So SO l2h,
BEnswAx-Ssles Of 1000 lbs southern were made at
"a cents.
BsEApsrUFrs Nour-The sales footed up about
$500 5000 bbls in various lots, among which 800
pure Genesee ct SO so 8 6614; 500 do ON the same
terms 500 do Black Rock at Sc 62S; and 400 do (Ely
brandy Gsnssee at IS 5S,4 rs. southern continuei
scarce in fair demand Sales of 200 bills Petersburg
country were made 81 20 2o ana luo 90 at SIN 2"o
bbl5 New Orleans Sold little better than common, at
Sc 43Z 100 bbls Of Hiram Smiths q fancy brandt 1t
said sold high &c. to arrive The market closed
with q good feeling and prices W 70 Arm. WasGt-
Sales Of $500 bushels Of Ohio were made st l49o
1900 do Gsnesse sold private terms, supposed to be
about l47c 5000 do good white do sold ct 50c
and 1000 do Ohio mixed sold ct 400. Corn Sales
of 1900 saoks New Oresns damsg ed made ut 47c
4sc aud 5000 do do; white, &C. out of order at 50c
$50 was bid for handsome New Jersey yellow, while $50
YVES asked. Meai-sales of 100 bbls were made (New
Jersey at So 43%. Rye-Ssles Of 100 bushels were
made S6c 5000 do in negotiation to arrive, at
sonethng less but did not learn of Its oonnumua-
ton. Oats-There change Northern were
firm ct 49c, at which moderate sales were reported
4sans Sales Of $50 bbs southern white made at
75c
COFFEE We have only to notice sales of 40 bags
South American at 61so a 7c, cash.
CorroN-The operations to day moderate, say
about 700 bales but at prices Indicating rmer
ket. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-15
MARKETS ELsEWuERE.

BALTIMORE March i3-$l000 IS, 67, ION tine) 1854
1908 Treas 1924 1900 do do l02x 1000 do do 1925 Loco
Maryland deferred Is 72A 500 do do 72x E25o do sterling 5s
74k $50 do AK $50 do do TX; $50 do do 7 $500 Bal
NOR. g.. Yo 97H $50 Railrnad div bonds ~ shs
Union Bank eo do Farmers Planters Blk 81 ls 10 do
DO Uss g. closed a, oi asked lo4 BID; Treas g.,
ss go ssk asked, ss4 bid; BALTIC and Ohio Rh shares 3s
asked 50 bid.
PHLApvLrHIA March 14-Ffrst Board-sioo0 su,q Canal
Buds 5G; 5000 State IS s. c0 DO tx; so US6 OF l0i;
Norisown 10. .g1sr ales2n8 0iard liz; so Neshan.
ic L. 5000 st,te S. 7x SO Pianters Bak Miss ~; leo
Rank az 100 Lehgh Mt Loan 82 100, State IS 7iA 1900
S. o. o! 5000 t,nspg IS sos 1000 su,g Canals 81 go
1909 State 7 900 Giard rs aud lat s4 300 do ls Is
Morris ny loo Neshanie l.
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Died

Died,
On Monday, the 18th instant, Mrs AVN POWER, aged
50 years native Of the county of Westmeath Ireland
Her friends, and those Of the late David Kinds, her
SON in-aw also Of her nephew, John Mulledy, are re-
specfns invited TO attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. 10 Franklin strest, Wednesday, the
10Th instant, at az O'clock p NJ without further invi
tation
At Port Chester Westchester county, on Friday the
10th inst DAVID CEoiL only of Charles Bouton and
Della Burger Merritt.
On Tuesday morning, March IA, SARAH ANN, daugh.
tar w. and Mary E. McRs ady, aged Is months and
30 days
The relatives aud friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral Thursday morning at O'Clock rsm
120 Walker street.
On Tuesday, the l4th inss after lingering Illness
CHARLss v. Mccoy, aged ~ years and 10 m onths
His friends and acquaint respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral Thursday next March 9Th at
2o'cock, r. M from his late residences Ii9 Hester st.