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REGULAR PACKET.

For Galenn and Du Buque and all intermediate Ports.
~A THE we'll known and staunch-built.
sRJAseryAu4 stunning steamer BON ACCOR ID
sSE:@lksIN H. BERsIE, Master, has commenced
running as a regular packet and will continue dur
ing the season, between Saint Louis and Galena and
Du Buque. She will stop at all intermediate land
ings, and shippers and passengers can depend on
the utmost care and punctuality on the part of
the officers, for their accommodation and comfort.
The Bon Accord was built expressly for this trade,
and reasonable share of patronage is solicited in
her behalf. Tmarch %, ls4e-tcn
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-. Gilchrist & co.
nr l.. EhrRnanlln.

physician AND SURGEON, offers his profess
/ sional services to the citizens of Burlington and
vicinity. Is-Ofice on Main street, two doors north
Of the Collector and Treasurer's office.
N. B.-Patents who prefer to be treated under
the Homeopathic system may call, as am well &C
quainted with its theory and practice for number
Of years. burlington, June II, 1S49-1y
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/ literary DEPOT and Publication store: Books
Land Stationery, No 80 second ST., St Louis. Mo.
yveapdnr ~. ssahhs,s
\ TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, will practice
in the District and Supreme Courts of the state of
Iowa. and in the District Court of the United States
for the State of Iowa. Feb. Is 1saq
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Dr. David Prince,

De DSV0O t~conCPs
nEvOTES particular attention TO Surgery, includ-
II ing the treatment of the diseases Of the Eye and
the Ear. I1= Office, No. 81, Wire street, Sain,
Louis, Mo. [aug 9, lS49-1y
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BUSINESS GARD S
IL. r.. GIy.

VIZ HOLESALE RETAIL DEALER in Drugs.
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, Paints Oils, -Stus, Drug
gists' Glassware, Window Glass; Pure Vines and Ii
quors for Medicinal use. Dagnerreotype Plates,Ca-
scs and Chemicals, also Books and stationery, a
great variety of fancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. Gz-Store northwest corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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For Burlington, Bloomington, Rock Island, Gdiend,
Dubuque, and all intermediate landings.
THE well-known and fast running
sarArsszAAIS q passenger steamer WAR EAGLE,
e RoBr A. REILLY, master, will run
as regular packet during the season, between st
Louis, Galena and Dubuque. Every exertioD will
be used to give satisfaction to those who may favor
the boat with their business. liberal share of pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited. For freight
or passage apply on board. Imarch % '49-tcn
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HARRETT 4 COOPER, have just opened i,
~ Hedge and Ransom's new brick store.room, a
bove Barrel House,a large stock of Dry Goods, com
prisang almost every article kept in burlington
which they will sell as cheap as Can he purchase,
IN the city. Call and and judge for yourselves
april rs, 40 GARRETT 4 COOPER
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

On Monday, June 11th, GEORGE son OF John and
Mary Orr. aged year, month and IA days
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re.
fpectfully invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents 81 Clinton street of STAN
ton. Wednesday, 18th inst at half past O'Clock,
p. NJ
ht Brooklyn. the 18th inst, PETER b., OF
Capt Abraham Bancker, aged years, month and ~
days
he relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral this "wednesday
18th int at4P NJ. at the residence of his father,
102 Concord street. Brooklyn.
At Brooklyn, June IL Of short but severe Illness
Own coloAN. In the 44th year of his age
Ilis friends and acquantances also the friends Of
his brobers DomDick, Philip and John Co'san and OF
his brother In law, James b. Nicholson. and his father
In. law. Daniel McMullen respectfully invited to
att end bis funeral from late residence No 20 James
street. Brooklyn to morrow afternoon at o'clock.
At Saratoga Springs Monday morning, June IL, Of
Inflammation and consi patton Of the bowels, ALFRED
BrHor, Esq. Of Bridgeport. Conn.
At Hampton Roads, Va, June 9th Of cholera Mr.
Jrssr trE,Es Of the u. steamer Water Witch late
Of this city. in the 30th year OF his age or him II
Eudear.dio his numerous acquaintaness by his many
virtues his loss will long be mourned by large circle
Of admirers OF mis- worth and merit 70 the benevo-
lent orders Of which he jealous member his loss
will be rreparabe. AS one Of the founders Of Sin
cerity Lodge No. II. A o. Of q. f., he rose to the
bgb,f honors and being the first Of the merbe to
fan victim to the fl destroyer DEATH leaving tasm,
indeed, to sorrow for . brother departed.
The New York herald., 1849-06-13
Sporting Intelligence.

HARLEM MPARx.-TRorrNo No.-There was largo attend
At the Harlem track Monday afternoon, to wit
q trottpg match for S4O0, two mile heats between
b. Pelham and bl Modesty both to 90 their re-
spective thought the most expedient. Modesty
put under the saddle and Pelham went In harness
The gelding the favorite At about ten to eight,
which taken very brisky by the friends Of the
Pelham has been rated. since he came among US,
Of the speedest trotng horses in the land but
his habit of breaking made even his admirers wary of
him In his matches and a consequence his engage
ments have been few His performance on Monday,
however changed the minds Of oil who Witnessed the
contest between him and Modesty, decidedly in his
favor he gave evidence OF speed and seadness sell
dom equalled. He trOtted two miles without skip
break, and performed the distance in such excellent
time that il is now universally admitted that he Is
match for either Lady Moscow, Jack Rossiter, Lady
Suffolk. Lady Sutton or Mac; and that in coming
tests he must brought to The aual
ing with them.
The abeye match was decided II enc heat, Pelham
distancing Nodesty Time 6:lS nc track was very
heavy. The following is summary-
w. Whelan names b. & Pelham. ..............
G. Brooks names b. IN. Modesty.. .dist.
Time,5:
ErcoNp TRoTTING MATCH H-Immediately after the
above match another for 800 mile heats best in
nve to 25Olb wagons Off between large sorrel
geldipgs, owned by Messrs Booth and Fonner which
however afforded little qualification to those who waited
witness its termination for after six closely
tested heats the learned judges declared both nags dis
tanced and the stakes drawn copy Of the rules that
governed the judges in the heats should be
septed to each turfman, that in future he may be
prepared for like decisions.
Time 310-3:07-3:10-310-3:15
GREAT TRorrIrG CONTEST To.pAy-Jack Rossiter and
Lady Moscow contend. this afternoon Mt the Union
Course in two mile heats. in harness. This trot will,
beyond doubt be spirited and well contested affair
ter to choose between them Lady Moscow the
favorite last evening" at slight odds After the trot
OF, MIR Bridges trotting horse Trustee aud a
pacing nag will have asngle dash Of four miles
The New York herald., 1849-06-13
ivernool House No 81 South Water street, was

Liverpool House, No. 81 South Water street, was
cleared Of Its inmates this morning, and the work
OF purifeation Is now progressing, alter which II
will be closed up Ihirty-stx Of ihe hthest peds
small dimensions one room containing no less
than eight. BY these measures nuisance, which
has been the source of complaint for square, has
been abated
About fifty pggeries in the western part of the
city. near the Schnylki, were this morning de-
molished by the police, acting under the Board OF
Health, and the ANIMALS carted to the Blockley
Aims house, where they will be used in supporting
the inmates OF that immense pauper establish
ment.
John c. Martin, ESQ.,, the Superintendent OF
the Phiadelpha Exchange, has been appointed
Appraiser. This is an acceptable appointment to
our merchants, who have for many years past held
Mr.. Martin in the highest esteem.,,
To-day's stock sales were as follows =
Firf Bsard-144 Reading Raroad Raj ro o. lSS 500 ss WI,
IA s9H; OOO State 6s SIS. sa,l; 1000 do S9s4; 100
Girsrd S. 1885, geo do C 1886 100 do, s6wn, 1876
400 u. s Bank. b6 2zs; 100 do c.. 2X 1000 Reading
Mortgage 6s IS 651< 16 Commercial Bank 68h; 3 $50
State SIS Sds s9al 500 Ches and Del 6's, 1867, 90
IA Girard I2sS; Pennsylvania Bank c.. ia; 1900 u
SIS 1876 ia; Pennsylvana Railroad full 40: 500
Lshigh Mortgage 8s s8; 1000 s. 6's 1856, s5 1865;
1900 Cincinnati WV 6's, 1895, 93}4; N A. Bank,
$50; 600 Nav G's, 81; $50 Ches and Del 6's, 90
200 Reading Railroad. b5 1sA; 200 State SIS, S9s4
1000 Sch Nav os, 54 5000 Reading 0's. COZ; 5000
Railroad 6's 6iM; 1000 Sch Nav e's 1865, b5 81,
SO Girard. b5 15I Second Board Il 600 Southwark
b's, 1852 50; 5000 wilmington Railroad 6s, 30; 1000
Susqu. hsDna Canal Loan 6s, 56 $500 IT, S. Loan 6's,
1862 11o14; IA Philadelphia Bank, 129]s; 1000 Sch.
Nav. 6s 544; 1890 do, 541t; l30 Reading Railroad
10 ~ do, 1S1f; 5000 State 5s. ssA; Is Chss. and
Del. Canal 75 100o Reading Railroad Bonds, 63X
5000 do. 62h; 8 600 do 63 rs Norristown Railroad
11h; 1901 Bank 27S; SS Schuylkill Bank, 11k; 200
URton Canal, 2T. 'f
The flour market is inactive and the sales for export
amount to two small lots at 81 62h. The sales for
city consumption were moderate ut prevons rates Rye
four continues to sell at So S71a, and meal AT
81 IS Though the demand for wheat is limited prices
are steady prime red at 81 03. and white at 81 OS a
81 10 Corn Is in brisk demand, with considerable
sales Of yellow at 60c in store, and Gle ahoat Nc
change to notice in oats Whiskoy is inactive, with
small sales Of hhds and bbls, at 2lc.
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

CHARLrsroS-Steamsh Southerner-M Misses Lougstrect
Phillips, Crasta'g ~ servant Hand, RAYMOND and n
Levy NrsGrav. Mrs Gown Mrs smith, Mrs Storm. Mrs
Avery Mrs Wakefield Mrs Bones Mrs Chapman and child.
hrs stark Hrs Drake Ms Hunter and children and
want; Lyon, lacy and son; II Croswel1 and lady; DIR
rne lady a,d CO. ild Thos Aston Csfin and family; 1t
HJud2h and LADY, ii Levy AVID lady; Gracie lady and
Mn'yi u sore,en lady, child and servant l. Grant
and lazy RSv Hyatt l.ey and sh,ld Thaysr z
Parm'lee, De Rham, Charlie, wilcox, Pratt, Ellis:
Gourdin. g Munro, II sobey Hand, J Anderson, N
Pope, Cssterlv, A Drake G Stevens, A Seward,
Barstow, Cole, & A Coroles. Ii Lyman, Marsh X
Biddleton and 10 In the steersg ge.
NEW ORLEAHs-Shiy Memphis-Mr Sargent. Miss Dixous
Miss Fauki Miss Bueb Misses Walbam Mr. Morrison.
Mr Boter Mr. knight lady and daughter, Mrs Matthews.
Mifs reeney Miss Jenkins Miss Bray, Mr. Engehurs Mr.
Bauthe.
LrvERPoor--skip Brewer-Rev MoGoush.
PGHrAHBUoo-Bark Canton, at Boston-F W Denally, OF
kyork
LoNDoSpERRy-Bark Barbara-Nss Jane o 'Dunnsll--Ist
in steorare
ConE-Bris Two ss,er--Mr W Thompson and family r
Wilson Az family, Mr. Roysl and family.
CUr AcoA-Brg Rcindeer-F ii Morgan, Jarvis, N
Jarvis, Lr.
vrRA CRuz-Brig Nenaphar-J Mussin OF NYork; A
velasuueY Of Mexico; Garlic, Of do; Butterworth, Of
Frsiand; A Manshem, and j Scott OF u s.
GALvEsTos-Brie Mary-Capt W l. Sawyer and child, Mrs
Wv n Kaller. of NJersey
sAvsSNAH-Brig Extel-Mrs G Webster. Mrs Mary and
Miss A Summers Miss Phinizey, Miss q 81 csres A
Wehsisr, , Levitt ID Beale, + Cclum n Ely, "a
ssls r Tpn--l ir steerage.
cmARLrsror-Brs Gsorsiana--Uh Jennings, Joseph
Reed
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

The Watering Places.
BIANDYwINE SPRINGS, June 9, 1910.
The eSwings-Swroundin Country-Lord Byron

BRANDYwINE SPRINGS, June 9, 1919.
The eSuings-SWroundin Country-Lord Byron s
Gardsnr.
I have just had long talk with Lord Byron's
gardener--a hale, hearty, communicative old man,
who is now employed upon the beautiful and pic
turesque grounds of this place. He speaks of Lord
Byron in the most aifectonate terms He was
with him at Missilonghi, and retains perfect re-
collection of every event of any Importance occur
ring at that time
Dr. Haughey, formerly of Baltimore, has taken
Brandywine Springs, and the hotel and grounds
have been put IN perfect order Were you ever
here No! Then you have not seen the prettiest
place IN America. IL is just three hours from Phi
lade lphia and seven from your city. The property
belongs 10 Mathew Newklrk, Esq, who has adorn-
ed II with stauary fountains, and flowers.
at is a very great mistake, sr," SAID gentle
man IN deep black 10 me this morning." it Is
very great mistake TO say that none but common
people die with the cholera"
81 How is that % enqured, not clearly compre-
hending his drift.
why, III tell you,'' he replied, "my wife died
only two weeks ago with tho cholera, and she was
not one of the common herd by great deal :"
The country around about wears II smiling and
healihiul aspect The view from the top OF the
hoiel is lhe most beautiful | ever behed The
scenery is quite English in character and 1t is not
. ltle curious that thls portion of Delaware is the
only place In America where the hawthorn hedge
can be said TO reach anything like Perfection The
fam OF Mr.. Candy, Gone mile below here) is
henmed in and guarded from intrusion by this
simple yet beautiful natural hedge
These Springs Uhere are two--a SULPHUR and
cbaly ybeate) have been known for one hundred and
fifty years, during all which time, down to the pre-
sent day. they have been resorted to by nvaids.
Now however, people come here more for fashions
sske than for any benefit they hope to derive from
the waters Gen. Washington once spent folr
weeks here, and the chair in which he sat is still
pointed out to the curious. Three miles below Is
are celebrated for their erudltion. II IS related
that three years since or thereabouts when a total
eclipse of the sun took place, every living soul in
the lown-man, woman and child-went down TO
Wilmington to get good look at the performance !
We have now about forty vislters here and the
season is likely to be successful and brilliant one
The people will much prefer-hs summer, at
kast-to be within three or four hours of home
Very truly, FRED. MARYLAND.
The New York herald., 1849-06-13
Appointments by the President.

Robert Hughes of Texas to be Attorney of the United
States for the District Of Texas vice Franklin H. Mer
riman. removed
Francis T. Bartow Of Georgia. to be Attorney Of the
United States for the District Of Georgia, vice Henry
r. Jackson, removed.
p Steward JohusoD, of Delaware, to be Attorney Of
the United States for the District Of Delaware, vice
William H. Rogers, removed.
LAND OFFICERS
Thomas T. RUSSELL Of Florida, to be Receiver of
Public Moneys at St. Augustine, Florida, vice John NJ.
Fontaine resigned Hercules r. w. Andrews, of Flo
rida to be Register of the Land Office at Tallahassee,
Florida, vice Thomas Hodson, removed.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Robert w. Alston Collector Of the Customs, at st.
Marks, Florida, vice Nathaniel w Walker, removed.
John &. Martin Appraiser Of Merchandise, at Phladel
phia, vice Thomas Stewart removed
BY THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Redwood Fisher, Assistant Appraiser Of Merchandise
at Philadelphia, vice Reuben Hanse, removed.
Edward Donaldson, Assistant Appraiser OF Mer-
chandse ut Philadelphia vice William Little removed
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

Cleared.
sn & r' hodss III AFs
Hs Hssar Gassn Hsr, nnSas 1c
s Jsss pT K'sffn
Jacobs Laguna Schmidt & Baehen; wilson Coson, do,
sS St
CO. c.. Spsr fa%s ToS Morsa
Portland P, rkins Dclano ''
Hem nac1es Srs Harris n9 on
Thomas nsGaT nS Tessan 5 S91s
Ssc St 5ago Cuba Thompson Frances BECK Avery
stSrges tltarmsn Co
s Ba%ars R% kTiss SS1sSn %
J,hrsan Lowden; Mary Rowland, Rowland, Philade-
sioop-saiah, Lincoln. Taunton.
Seam.hir senSsrS'T Ferry Charleston Jun.9 Pm,
Slip brewer SSG kehbinstownl Staples Lysrpool sd.ys
* lat . o. 1S lon g. pe p a % sss Ss
tor iiysrrol lyne in heavy 'qua carried away fore
uSc Srr Aim 30 ,,a. M Hare 4 days with mde TO simm,
and and red 6oI,safsl on al, Ia - H. lon II,
shr Ssmrhi. Buncser New Orleans il days. with mds.
Er lass Heroine. Newcastle Egg, o day.
RT brig Tr. Sisters Bow Cork days With ballast and
cle Br rg Ada from Sdregs for Iterpoo 10Th lat
Pfadpa laden n Of ,sr and ssa oned g.
and appeared have been in situation for about three
Brig Reindter Doyle Curacao Nay a. with lins &c. to
% u arn rm Hass r .ssas o
The end Of 81 Dominsc srpred and rcny abandon
Brg pb@n, tof Proyncetown), Cook. City of St Do
Brig Ntpulhar Wilson Vera crus May Is with mdse and
Rig Saa,i.hs Tper Mayasner, PR, May 80 with md'.,
Brig Mary, Hayes Galveston "a days with cotton, &c. to
Brig Excel rRevel Savannah dave With oot,o, so .o
william ccrleft from Boston for Daren; had had caims
Brig G.orrana Hobart, Charleston, days. with cotton,
rnrig Brothers Eagar Sydney, CB 10 days. with COAL to
wSy 'G day. Ss ssr hs s Ss42
Brig COUSINS Thompson Sullivan Me- with cut granite
for tie y Dry Dock, Brook yn.
pss, Sch, ssscshs' wa, A.nMa n days. with mdss to
sehr Jndtb Ward. Anderson, Maehias days with lum
shr Ira 1rcssteI Horton, Washington. NC days, with
schrJ brewster Horton Ncwbcrn NC, days. with naval
s,f Sspapra ap fpRps Rsa S'sssT" sssa ne
with e1a,. oJp IrsIne; 81 ps..eI"5,.
schr Manchester. Jones' Sullivan, with granite 70 the
scir Eliza xa,ld. Lewis. Boston for Albany.
s.S! s;, si$s r..la;;s; Di"Ss, Portland. C.
Ship Matches -, from Canton, with w. silks &e, TO
Ho~l.nd Aspinwall:
H;s1; w.. s;.i ;.ss ;.sr 4; ii%;;';s s,Is
Sailed.
Ships Hibernia, Livcrpool; Harvard; and others.
nsmh.r Of square rsssd vessels have anchored in The
lower bay, wind bound
Jys. Il-wina Al sunrise, sk 81 m.,iai... g. .. sun
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

THE GREAT FORGERY CASE IN New ORLEANS
Early in April last, the reader may recolIect
Mir Antoine Michoud, Of this city entered complaint
accusing Nademoselle Elise Clement Of forging, or
being accessory to the forgery Of his to pro-
msory note for the Of ten thousand dollars pur-
porting to be drawn by him in her favor few days
before the charge made she had become the wife
OF Mr Gallot, Of the firm Of Gallot Co, dry goods
dealers ut the Of Dauphpe and Canal streets
They immeda ely proceeded tn the North he leaving
the note here for coeco with instructions to remit
the proceeds to him On Thursday she returned again
10 the city aud voluntarily herself JUS
uce She that she first informed Of the charge
being preferred against her In New ork by the
papers and subsequently received letter, cauioning
neI not TO return TO New Orleans she would subject
neIei TO prosecution On receiving this letter. she
instantly determined to return here and demand an
nVssueaion confident she adds that she could esta-
phsh ner innocence and prove the note genuine The
case was Drought before Recorder Genois YESTERDAY
and partially investigated The case is a mysterious
one and the return Of the to the city to sur.
render herselfis very singular IL she be guilty Her
husband left New ork before her from that
city and has gone to France Judge Canon 10 whom
application made yesterday to Ak her bail set It at
$500 and security has been given that for
ber appearance when called upon She Is far from
being the clever. looking woman to whom the author
ship of arfu we'll conoocted scheme would be at
tr butod She has q coarse and even stupid appear.
IL about thirty years Of age and has not single
progressing quality Of person.-N Orleans Delta
June g.
The New York herald., 1849-06-13
81 A

NAvAL SroREs--rhere is a fair business going for
ward, and notice sales Of 1900 barrels Wilmington
roen at 80 cents 500 do Newbern at 80 CENTS $50 do
white at So Is 81; 800 do rough turpentine at So A,
and l4O do spirits at 32 cents from the wharf.
$40 ian for mess and ss as Ss s7 for prime @ Beef
Sales of 100 bbs city mess were made at S1l 76 bbs
railroad beef sold at 80 rs; prime and
firm Mt SO 50 25 In cut meats sales Of so hhds west
short middles rib in. made at SIC, and 300
tierces and hhds. shoulders and hams were made at
Axe for plain shoulders, and SIC for plain hams do
Lard Was firm ut quiet W tn sales o. 800 bb,s at 6c.
bis grease lard at SIC Butter was in good demand
making at 10 144c., and Of Ohio at Sc q llc.
Cheese was in small supply, aud quiet at 4c. 7c.
Oms.-ln linseed there is no change to notice, and
the sales 900 gallons at 81 58 cents for English
and 60 cents in casks for American.
SuGARs-Sales Of 200 hhds Cuba, at AZ 47sc, 4
WAI.--About 600 lbs changed hands at Fl 2114c.,
cash.
WINES There have been sales Of 60 Or casks Lisbon
WHIsEEY.-Sales Of 100 barrels of Ohio made at
Fl cents and 80 do prison at 81 cents 80 Penna at
2o%c.;7s hhds. drudge, usual time and interest
Receipts of P oduce per Hudson Ricer Lines This Day
Troy and Erie Line-1 1856 barrels -four, So do pork
IA do hams % do ashes 1876 do whiskey, 10 do bees
Griaith's Troy Lne--5, $50 bushels wheat 10 bbl.
ashes.
Swftsure Lines 414 barrels -four, 81 do ashes, 20
boxes cheese, 120 kegs butter.
New York. Utica and Oswego Line--sO4 bbls -four.
American transportation Company-495 bbls. -four
2o2 bushels corn, Is bbls pork ~ do butter m
New York. Syracuse and Oswego Line423 bbls.
pork. So do. whiskey, 81 do. butter.
Syracuse and Oswego Line--500 bbls -four, 3,131 bu
corn.
Seneca Falls Line-2,l5 bbls -four, 1,10O bu. corn
23 bbls ashes. so bbIs whskey, 10l do. lard
Troy and Michigan Lne-656 bbls. -four
New York and cincinnati Line-285 bbls. -four, 175
do pork. 1l2 do lard 90 do butter 40 do clovereed
Troy and Western Line-46O bbls -four, 36i4 bu
corn 6S hbs hams 20 do ashes 81 do. butter, 80 do
seed 20 do. b:cswax.
Little Falls and New York Line--50 bbls -four, II
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

At the Clinton Hotel June H. by the Rev. Mr.. Cha
pin, Mr.. CnAnLrs A. JoSns to Mics HANNAH BRremAM
both Of Boston.
On Tuesday 18th inst at Spring street Church, by
the Rev. Mr Campbell, Mr. FRANCIS TAYLOR, OF West
port. opn., to Miss ELIzABErH &. CHARrRRs Of New
York
On Monday evening. the 11th inst, by the Rev.
Lsmusl Covel, Mr. LEASpER Buck, to Miss JULIA A.
HAisry both of this city
In Brooklyn. l. J., on Monday evening, June IL, by
the Rev. " Burnett THOMAS T. Scorr to Miss MARY
Am DAWSON, both OF England
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

HOUSES FOR SAN FRANcrsco.-Ship Deucalion.
cleared ut Boston for San Francisco has on board nff
houses, with bricks, nails &C, TO them up mmsdi
atsly her arrival out Bark Bolton cleared for the
same destination, and takes but . large amount of
buiIding materials Fifteen honses form street in
Ne sew city the Pacific, shipped last week
ron I renton, NJ. number more 10 be con-
Gtyucted.
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

The Cincinnati Commercial Of the Sth inst says -
card bearing the following inscription was lately
picked up in the street in this city, by Of et
zens and banded to us:--
"Allow II Greeley Esq to pass free'' at all times
over New Jertey Railroad and Ferry.
Oct 80. 164S p J.cKsor
On the other side, Mr. Greeley has his hat "chalsed
In The tame way by John Bliss the Camden aud
Amboy Railroad. IL the aforesaid has any desire 10
recover the raid Ticket he will please signify the same
80
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

DuEI.-BoTH PRINCIPALS WOUNDED The Lou
Isvne Dsmocat states that duel was fought near
Newport, Ky. between Singer the Cincinnati school.
mt.er ,! VINO was horsewhipped by Mrs Tuxford and
smitn the attorney who completed the business by
knockipe him down The duel fought with pistols
~ eleven PAGES and at the first fire Smith was shot
throueh the thigh, and Singer through the arm
vbereat the assembled crswd gave three cheers and
the begerents left the ground ' ~
The New York herald., 1849-06-13

East hLcn'As, june 7-srved-Brig Mechanic. Kelley,
krork sshrs simpscn Thurlow do; Presto, Ingalls,
klaven Martha Harvey Boston; Splsnad, Hooper. do;
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