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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

h. l.. SNOW, AucuOucer
A. H. SNOW desiring not to leave his family ioi al
~. f0rnin Al pr.seni respectfully soc- shnrr of pub
lac runse m the Auction and Commission line winch
he rh, happy Ia f,ccvret 5l Annst n" viii gire ms
personal attention to the sale of all rood-, merchfds"
,Nc.p eating hquor.l real estate, ai puFae
or sucton r An any mart OF the city lie Viii aso luf
chase second hand nnimrr Advances made on cOusign
ments, settlements prompt n every instance
BENZ MOONEY. Aucnuneer
BOOTS AND SHOES AT Al CTlON BY
bGALF. store - Pearl 81 900 ca-e-' comprising
general assortment o boots shoes leather and o'etso"s
on TT ESDAf, May -, At 10 o'olork \ " msd l"E
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pTI7rTyR MADE IN TO MINUTES.

~ ORDER TO CONVINCE TIE INCREDt LOUs and
~ the curious, az l. O'Clock daily al John-- cor
~ Brosdwuv u siOrya Ginning VII BE- made with An
ft,rv a Enimer-0ns dOIble-4ctng Rotary Churn The
pc are invited 10 call and examine The machine, and
h nuitv tested Single churus from 81 "a 81 according
-le The trade supplied Al Information N regar1
IN ne "a II County ughts N STATE Of NewYOk and
upper New jersey rlsy BE- obtained A. above.
myJ is1s- DOUGLASS. Agent, Z Johh-t
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FALL AND WINTER GOODs-Boots shoes.--we
would respectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of Washing
Georgetown aud vicinity farmers planters extensive
and eelected stock Of boots and for the fall and winter
trade and well selected be found
n line Of business. We enumernte in
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Caters half CATERS, Morocco, and lasting 81 % 70 s1
Morocco and Md slippers, and buskDs 62 cents 70 ~ 70
beautiful article ladies' rubber boots and over shoes
FOR GENTLEMENs WEAR.
Own-make calf boots, and single soles Sns
Longleg hshenens boots, warranted waterproof y" " o.
Mems boots, 81 SO 10 ~ 80.
&C., al corresponding prices -, =, u =. :.
Farmers wishing purchase for hef woua 90 Wen !"
stock prices and quality cnnnot @ 70 suit
Opposite Browns Hotel side Pennsylvania avenue,
door 20 ID. l.. jackson n Bro
p large lot Of ladies' french getS ana ohet sppers s
received from the Importers
Oct 17-3aw4w
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ryp..-connsr 8 SOM. Ualssd STATE. Type Foundry

THE subscribers have hand excellent assortment Of
Newspaper Ornamental Type Bordering &C., which
reduced
MONTHS discount Of cent for cash The series
much admired and approved Of by the trade
our type In general we feel aued cannot be either in
different In proportions
generally, which greater durability To
and Jobbng Type, BORDERING &c have made
large and are constantly engaged adding 90 The variety
Stones, Composing sticks, Brass and Wood Galley
Rgiets, aud article complete
Printing Oce furnished with despatch Specimen sheets Of Scotch
faces &c. ready for delivery Old type taken In exchanges
pound Publishers OF newspapers who
this advertisement three forward
previous the LIST Of January, 1850 will be paid Of
by purchasing four the OF their bill oI
advertisement.
JAMES CONNER h SON,
Corner Of Ann and Nassau sts., New York city.
BA Specimen Book will be issued and ready for deliy
cry about the lst OF November, lei9
Oct 2-jtawSunWk F1m&w3m.
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To Contractor.

SEALED PROPOSALS. will received the Office of the James
~ River and kanawha Company Richmond until the 1 dny Of
November Of stone dam across james
river, Maden Adventure falls eight miles above Rich
mond.
The dam will be about J 100 feet long and 10 feet high
The will be paid current bank notes Besides The
usual reservation of ~ per the monthly estimates the con
ample satisfactory the
Board Of completion OF the work al the time and In
the specified in the contract .
Plans OF the above work viii be exhibited and specifications
delivered compsnys Office Rich
November Application 20 the
tary Of the company WALTER GWfNN,
Chief Engineer J. r. b X. Co.
Richmond October IL, ls49
Oct 2l-staw3w
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xss FOR RENT that large and coumodious dwell
MI linz
On the first floor two large pafors and
dining ROOM buffers and pantry
three with and
buffers supplied with hot Marble
throughout kitchen and large chamber above the hack build
ing The kitchen has cooking and forcing pump supplied
arge csern. Tn the cellar
the building There small Conservatory nd
joining one Of the pariors. Applyto
Oct 1o-eodif1w I'm street, near Navy Depsrment
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THE GREATEsT STORE IN WAsIIIsGToN

THE GREATEST STORE IN WASHINGTON
T. BASTIANELLI CO. have now on hand an extensive
sortment Of gentenen's under garments, as 70
Silk, merino, and alwool under shirts
Silk. ant flannel do
SIN merino cotton chamois drawers Of price, qualify
and size
Also magnificent assortment of style silk
the richest design and colors.
We particularly recommend 70 all who desire perfect hitting shin
We warrant q perfect lit, sale.
take orders make style person may select from
our samples r. BAsTIANELLI & Co,
Oct 30 Fancy Perfumery store under Browns Hotel
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

DY virtue Assembly, passed the 22d of February
e49 providing the erection Of monument 10 George Wash
ngon the appointed by the Governor OF Virgin
hereby premium Of five hundred dollars for plan for III
monument be approved by them, accompanied with neca
estimates for its erection.
will be located the Capitol square the en-
Of Richmond of Virginia granite marble,
bnation both hundred thousand dollars
estimates required by the hrst day Of December
~ " - WILLIAM r. RITCHIE,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ. WICkHAM,
THOMAS T.. GILES,
a. NATHL NJ MARTIN,
Oct oI-lm ".sHos Commissioner
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SPIER's Ne,. French Diet,onsryy volume, syo.
General French and English Dictionary newly compiled from
the French dictionaries Of he French Academy" Leyenur
&c. and from English dictionaries Of Johnson Webster Rich
ardson &C giving the technical employed In the army aud
the manufactures and trade, and many words
TAYLOR MAURY,
booksellers, 9th
the abridged editions.
Boniaces French Dictionary Meadows Nugentf and All Lex
md Dictionaries or everyfa language. Oct IL
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|---- \ New Goods Tor GentIcnlcn. U'--
WE have Just beautiful assortment OF cloths,
meres, yestngs the newest shades and Styles which
we are prepared order in the best style.
ready made line stock large and OF superior qualify
We have Of overcoas, latest cut with
other and suit
We have very large woolen silk, and cotton unde
some extra large heavy Shirts elegant
pte fancy goods We they not exceed
any of which offer at our usual low rates and unan
prices. xv,,,,,,, :. 80.
Sept O-3taw4wif
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Auesl.. I'D Q .mmIs.len NeaIos.

H. BEACH s. NJ TUCKER, having established themselve.
~. in the General Auction and Commission Business In the e
Washington, under the r Of Beach Tucker beg leave
liberal share Of public patronage They propose attending
sale OF all kinds Of properly and personal thai be asi
ed their Also, consignment all
goods which shall be sold the earliest period and 70 The
best And they attention 10 business
faithful adherence 10 the good old principle, quek sales
prompt retuns," 10 merit the confidence OF the people
Their Pennsylvania avenue opposite Brown
Hotel central part Of the city and hed expressly
their waeroon will be ample 10 ommoda
goods may be consigned 10 them.
They that their business il 10 be conducted upon
strictly honest principle will articles ihtustcd /
eir bid BY hemsetyes consequently epos
trust in Them may calculate upon receiving the highest pee
BEACH d TUCKER,
Oct I2-dn 4..s.asH. Aucuoheep.
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ERENCH spoliatfons prior 60 Is0O.-The original claim
memorials heretofore presented 70 Congress
having filing them, generally departed this LIE, and
Indispensable that their successors, IN Whatever character
should make themselves known 70 Congress by new memorial
either house have KNOWLEDGE
their claims by direct communication rs the duly
original claimants, have this day addressed
with printed forms of memorial, to all their uccsss
present knowledge but, inasmnch as very
all such
fully requested make immediate application 70 me by letter @
pai memorial that the same be executed
the opening Of the session In Decem
being confidently expected that bill for their relief will 10
'''' =" "'''' 'A' JAMES II. CAUsTEN,
Oct l6-eo6t Washington.
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NEW and FrashionabIo Goods for Gtntlemeh.- w,
have this day received by beautiful styles CON
pete assortment goods appeaning genuemens fall and
apparel thai have before had me pleasure OF exhg
customer, among which are--
$50 pieces Of entirely style Fancy Casslmeres
10 do extra 6ne black French Doeskn do
do ieh fancy coored Cloths, of new shades
do black French Cloths, extra hne ,..
10 do very cheap Cloak Clouls
25 do very elegant Silk and Satin vesungs
Is do black and colored Silk Velves
rs dozen sik Meno, Angola, and Cotton UndergarmenS
every kind
Silk Satin Cravats
Silk and Liaen cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs
Cloves Hosiery Suspenders &c
An Of which cheap, made up In the fashions,
Bile style. guarantying fits in all cases.
wishing adopt this economical mode OF getting
supplies invited 10 call on = ,o
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sth
Oct l6-3Nif #NG
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NEW BUCKVHEAT FLOUR Sc.--Just received
In 100 bags resll-huled buckwheat Hour
50 bags rye do
so DO unboted white wheat -four
SO barrels Rays superior family flour
100 do superfne do
so half quarter, and kits No. Mackerel tFgg
90 barrels BOSTON No. 3 do tt3-F
For sale by GEO. T.. PARKER Co,
tN-3t Opposite Browns Hotel
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RoURRrENSE's MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON, vol
- London
Porcelain Tower Of China, volume, London, with en-
cravings F..sss.
MooreF Epicuresn AcphrOn, vol London, engraving
Oct 10 BOOKSELLER near Oh street.
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LIBRARY OF coSoREss, Oct 2, lss
NOTICE ls hereby given. that enc LSbrsry Of 0p'
rress will closed Tuesday, the l6 Instant, and WIN
again be opened until Thursday, the l5th cf Noyember
Oct 3-eodlm JOHN s. MERHAN, Librarsh.
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CTLKs, Pcplsns, Csshmercs, Mertnoes, shsws, y
~ ines, &cWe have just received aIare and elegant nos
the above named goods comprising every variety Of sueI
W "'"' "'' "'"''" ~ WALTER HARPER CO..
Oct 16-3eoif Pa. avenue, between 9Th and ION me'p
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poARDING.-Mrs. GuLAGER having taken The comnet.
id house recently b. Mr. Andrew Hoover The out
OF avenue nearly opposite Browns Hotel, ae
nodaie several families and single gentlemen with perman
Temporary board.
Sept. 2o-3tawfw
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IA between 9th and 10th streets, would respectfully cal me
on q their customers and purchasers generally % hs ny
desirable stock Of French and English goods selected WIN re
from the latest importation, and consisting Of variety ana
Their stock Of domestic goods Is also complete.
Oct l6-3teoif
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J,OR RENT, and possession given immediately, "a
very lnrFe, and hneyocsed boarding house
corner Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
For terms, Sc, apply on the premises, 90 .n,,oTr
Oct lI--3aw2wThSatkTu ANNE X DGhhVi.
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A LADY, who has had many years. 'expersence
teachns would engage in situation resident govern
Tier course OF INSTRUCTION comprises English In ifs varied md
tended branches together with French, meofe"cs anu p
and and Instrumental music - -. =. =. "A.
Satisfactory will be Afforded 70 any VINO may
NJ n M, washington City Post Once. Od1s-@w
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n usscsI Instruction I'm tine art OF singing. Piv'
wi Piano Forte, Organ, Flute, and Violin, se - :,
BERIYN professor of music from Germany n prepared
any Of the above branches Of music whether ~ ~
the residence of the pupil, and win devote
tireiy proficiency ntru-sed % his M
B-Mr BKRLys the best Of recommendation nom
trea where he has resided several yea professor o.
be found Il MT Kshs piano forte manufscfure ,s
Pennsyivsnis avenue between ION and iih Streets OF
Oct a-osw1ms
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Two THE Lovers or the best Havana Cigsrs.-T ~
TIANELLI Co.. under Browns HOTEL havs received On e.
gnment, directly from Havana $1,000 cigars, of The most
brands, manufactured In Cuba Amongst them we have enE ~
of ceIebated Fanny Essie brand They 10 De sod
bundles for only We earnestly qs~st good JndEs
fine cigar. Try them, nothing has been imported Joe s
equal N them.
Oct e-eoif
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D..csns Academy,

Dancing Academy.
AR r. r. Liable has The honor announce 20 the chtsS
washington and Georgetown, that his dancing school w
opeu on Tuesday, h Of November, his residence, Penn
MIA avenue, opposite willards Hcts -
days Georgeowp-Mondays and Fridays.
Sept 3D-TuTh&satn #u '
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7, OWEN a SON have Just received from new Ysh
II, their faI and winter supply goods selected by
hrmcmbracine very large wei ASSORTED variety Of up
cloths, eassmeres, and yesnss genucmen gloves, anaen
&C, &c. !.
They take Of returning their sincere thanks ~
friends pubic generally for liberal share of pa
heretofore received and respectfully solicit ccninuance
fhvofs
Oct. ia--3tawlm lint b Rep)
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JEWEIRY, JEVELRY-A chance seldom met with
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited @ seeena
very superior jewey, which has Just b
imported JOHN H. GIBBS and which he 10 enabled sell
prices The consists chiefly Of hr
rings watch chains, medalons gsntiemenf
pins Ia very fashionable arcie) breast pins and earns
Oct2l-3uf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

REcEPTfoS or FATHER MATHEw.-W.
have been favored with an outline Of the pro-
posed arrangements for the reception of this
distinguished advocate of the temperance
cause.
The committee Of arrangements, Of which
Alderman Adams is chairman, have deputed
DR.. Whiting TO receive MIR. Mathew at the
qaarant ne, whence he will be conducted To
the residence of John P Ncsmith, Esq,
v no has politely rendered the hospitaliiies Of
his mansion for the occasion.
| On his arrival notice " i'll be sent up 10 the
city, ana The committee, accompanied by other
members OF the Common Council and several
of the city authorities, with delegations from
various soc cites, will proceed TO Staten Island
in steamboat chartered for the purpose, aud
escort Mr.. Mathew to the city, who will be
received at the Castle Garden BY the Mayor.
Thence he will be escorted by a large pro-
cession, chiefly OF temperance societies through
several of the principal stIeeIs, to the Cry
Hall where he will be introduced to tie peo.
pie from the ta'cony.
After a shcr, stay Mr. Mathew will be ac-
companied by the committee 10 his lodgings,
at the Irving House, where he will remain as
the guest of the city.
The next day he will appear in the Cover
Iror's room to receive the visits of citizens
II 1t is expected that lie vi devote few
hours the mkt day TO receive the calls Of
/ ladies, also at the Governors room. Aher
! which he viii ride out with the authorities To
visit the public buildings and Other places -
Il Conn., idr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
ST. Louis June %

The interments in the nine cemeteries, YES
terday, were 90, of which 81 were cases of
death by cholera. a most sing ular case and
one which, but for the most fortunate circum-
stance, would have been horrible in the en-
IRENE. occurred here during the last three
days.
A Miss Taylor was taken sick with cholera
on Sunday. II was supposed tina, she had
died Her brother insisted that she should
not be buried until the mex, day On Mon
day, while the funeral preparations we're in
progress, she suddenly revived, aud now bids
fair to recover.
The sickness is increasing on the Missouri
river. The steamer Amelia is reported to have
laid up at Parkersvile, all hands b ing sick
with the ri olera. The river is ste dy RI
sing.
Much damage has been done At 81 Joseph's
by high water.
/ The weather is excessively warm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

dltOn and comfort, ,-comtort, did say but
l mean comparatively speaking. Bring as
little baggage as possible, and on your arrival
at Gorsona, do not, on any consideration, trust
it in one DIR. Heintzleman," who advertise 4,
as forwarding agent. know of property
TO the value of near $4,000 that was entrusted
to him, 10 be forwarded to Panama, which
was never seen afterwards. Do not leave
Gorgona for Panama without your baggage,
for If you do, ten to one you will never see
It again. The natives on the Isthmus have,
until within short time past, been proverbial
for their honesty, but they are fast becoming
cirihSed, and are learning to steal with re-
markable facility. The laws there are very
severe, and whenever one of the rogues is
caught justice is meted out to him TO its full
est measure.
Some of the Americans who came overland
10 this place got into row here on Saturday
night last, at iandango, and one drew his
pistol and shot Mexican. The result was
that general mel,e took place, two or three
got shot, but none killed this has created
rather an ill-feeling towards us, though they
were perfectly peaceable. Since then the
Acalde has put pronunciamento on all fan.
dangoes, and ordered all drinking and gamb-
ling shops 10 be closed at 10 o'clock every
night, while the Americans remain here.
THIS letter shall leave with Howland 4
Aspnwars Agent, TO be put on board the
steamer California, as she returns from San
Francisco, and she is expected here every
day, on her way to Panama. How soon it
will reach you, am unable to say,-but when
you sit down to read it, just imagine me at a
"placer," picking up GOLD, with bushel bas-
kc: at my side, half full. The picture may
be a true one, and it may not ; there is no
telling anything about il, But my ideas are
not raised too high, for have always T. led to
keep in mind a saying Of the venerable Dea-
con Snowfall, -" blessed are dey who spect
nothing, bccase they aint going to be disap-
pointed. O. FL.
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5atllroap, 1uns 90,
San Francisco, California, I
April 7, 1919. I

DEAR SiRs
have at las, arrived at California, the
modern FL Dorado, of which so much noise
has been made in the world, of late, in just
two months to an hour from New York, in
cluding detention Of four weeks at the 18TH
mus The steamer Oregon, with eli pas
sengois on board, among which number were
Lieut.. DeJongh, of Newport, and myself,
left Panama on the 18th OF March, and after a
voly peasan' passage Of Is days, came TO an.
chor in this harboi. This includes a stop.
page of two days at San Bias, in Mexico,
where we put in for coal and water, - and al
so few hours detention at San Diego and
Monterey, to land the Mails. AT San Bias
we took on board five or six passengers, among
whom was Mr.. Fernandez Norlham, Of New
port, who took passage from New York Il
Vera Cruz, and thence overland to the city o
Mexico he represents this route as being
both very expensive and very tedious.
The city of San Francisco is about as larg
as Pawtucket, as regards it's number Of hous
es, but there 10 more business dono here II
one week, than in Pawtucket in year.-
There is a, presen, over forty sail Of vessel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

We give the benefit Of our circulation gratis
10 the following advertisement from the New
York Tribune. PROV. Jour.
Mltrimony.-A literary gentleman, aged
35, of mild temper, with agreeable manners
and retiring habits OF life, a professor Of re-
li2ion, would be pleased to become acquainted
with la ~ of similar traits Of character and
principles, and possessing some property with
view of her becoming his wife AS this is
no humbug, address confdentially, for one
week, Sincerity, Tribune Office.
We should be happy to take charge of any
cppiications (made personally, of course,) tina
may be left with u.s. in reference to the above
from the Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

Hanging IN Sport. AT Vienna recently a
troop OF boys were playing soldiers, when one
of the Imperialis,s deserted 10 the enemy
The sentence of death was passed pom the
offender and the culprit was hanged by the
juvenile royalis,s, who, seeing the conortions
of their playmate, and alarmed a, what they
had done, ran away. Some say il was pre-.
meditaied act vengeance but this is not Ger.
tain At any rate the story is shocking
enough, and shows the effect produced upon
tho rising generation by late EVENT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

One more effort is being made for Tele-
graph from this place; it is now proposed to
construct il 10 Bristol to connect with the one
there Mr.. Lane, the contractor, will take
one half of the stock, if our citizens will sub
scribe for the balance. The amount which
we shall have to raise will only be $500,
and the benefits to be derived from il are in
calculable. On Tuesday last three OF oul
citizens were compelled to 60 to Fall RiVe'
for the purpose of sending tolegraphic des
patches, and ons Of the horses used was kill
by the heat and rapid driving
Mr.. Sadlcr is now in town soliciting sub
scriplions for the stock, and as the share
are only $40 each, and the whole amount s.
small, we really hope that we shall not permi
his last effort for our welfare to pass unim
proved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

rPThe steamer America arrived at Hall
fax on Tuesday. She brings no news of any
importance, it being simply a repetition Of
that by the last steam,r, with long and fam
ING accounts of what is TO be done by the Hun
garians and others, in various parts of the Did
world. We are about tired Of having a mail
from Europe every week and sometimes Of
,ener, when in nine instances ont of ten. her
whole news could be told in five lines.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

\ SINGULAR CoINclDENcE.-The following
singular incident is related by the New Bed
ford Mercury The late Postmaster of th;t
city Mr.. Greene, was appointed by Mr.. Po'k.
The M il which brought him the appoint
mont, brought also the announcement of the
death of Gen Jackson. The telegraph which
brought the news to New Bedford Of the re-
appointment of Mr. Bailey the old Postmaster,
brought also tdngs of the death of Mr. 70 Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

SMALL Pox AT BARBADoEs.-Letters from
Barbados TO the Sd inst, represent that the
Small Pox ragged there most violently, and up
wards oftweve hundred cases proved fatal
All vessels therefrom, visiting the adjacent
islands, we're subject 10 quarantine oil twenty
days
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

MlNEsoTA.-The Hon. Caleb Cushing, OF
Mass, has arrived a, Saltwater. He has al
ready given evidence of his presence by com
mencing chahcery suit to recover POS. ession
Of the mills at the Falls of St. Croix, on which
he has claim. A large company of Wine
bago Indians, we'll mounted, Las passed
through St. Paul's, on their way to visit the
Sioux, at Little Crow Village.