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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

SALE OF NEGNuEs.
0CRSrANT 10 decree of the Circuit Superior Cour # law and
the County Hanover pronounced the 9th iy
April 1879 therein depending between Nicholas >cher,
against DAVID Bolwa,er. Sheriff of Accomac and Administrator
Scherc deceased and others ~ be- ~i he highc
bidder SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of January $50 Tor cash At ih
Auction Pulllm Sadc, Richmond the
lowing Saves Watt Jacob, Jefferson. Lefty Priscilla la
and her Children. Louisa and Bobinetr
Is TlMBERlAkE,
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
W are respectfully requested heio leave the cry Tor your
homes call assortment OF Double ana aiis
Guns Rifles Pistols Sporting cs'r Of all kin Also hand
and Shaving apparatus ehii
Travelling Gold AMI Slser Pens aud Pencils "aH
ing Canes wior Swords together with great variety oil
Goods ihohAS II MIN
Importer and Manufacturer Guns. Rites doors above !
Hotel. 80
PROTECTION.
ctIIAS MERCHANT. liz Main Street has hand AMI Tor e
- RUBBER COATS, CLOAKS, LEGGlNtiS AMI CAPS. "i!ch
those exposed Ia stormy weather
Dec. 10
THOMAS II. TALIAFERRO
RESPECTFULLY oilers his again tT the ensuing year. "
III his friends and the public generally General AGENT AMI Col
ecor the hiring Negroes rn'hc OF Houses
Claims description u. WIN a' sen pr
ya,ely Real Estate Properly all kinds lie hopes from long
experience prompt merit and receive
share OF patronage - g.. ,..
nor & Wood. and opposite rni Davis Auction Room dec
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, CHEAP For CASH.
WE have jus; Travelling all sizes and
w shapes Carpet Bags All III want ol cheap anu su
Trunks will call on ftiNhi "a -
Also. LADIES Bonnet Boxes. different sizes Nov. -.
CLOTHING SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH.
MERCHANT has hand large stock o 'ihiis eioa
= cling the which will be sold cheap Tor cash All
in want requested call No H. Main street Dec Ia
EXTRACT VANILLA.
Vanilla BEAM having IN convenient
and economical all the flavor Of The best Vanilla another
suppv lust prepared and for sale by PURCELL, LADD %,
IL: :1st = Druggists 81 Main Street.
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NEGRO HIRING.
E subscriber again offers his services s ePa. and The Pu
self use his the interest OF those who ma
yo him with and special attention TO The Ne
during sickness, from of ten years
be able lie will also attend to renting out house
and collecting claims entrusted 10 his care
~ Oe al the stand OF Dabney Cauihom, corner OF Mali
and 10th streets, opposite the City Hotel - :. = ,>.,,.
Dec 3-cw3w EDWARD y pAbNEl.
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INSURE YOUR LIVES.
Nz.ul Utfn Inanrunce Gnm mr.

! New York Life Insurance Company.
TTNS during the month OF Nov l7i' Issued one
L tred and slN policies. VIZ: - .-.
To Merchants 30 Mechanics 10 Farmers Z Brokers .'fGe ma
Ee l. atcrs Reporter Publishers and Booksellers =
Lawyers .; Slpbude Clergyman Sup Public Works Nan,
m ncers L. s. Navy ]: 0fcrTS 81 INSURANCE
Companies Keeper Accountants ship masters Editor i
Physicians =: Agents and Ladies Total lV'
~ Explanatory Books necessary information may be 90
tanned al the Agents No a, the above he Farmer
Bank CiAS "ohihA''' Ase''
Dec
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CHRIyTMAs AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
lust received Baptist Depository Christmas KEEPSAKE Re
ID and til, Dlem Evergreen
Caske, Gallery Mzzops and other Animals aso in
er supply Of small gilt psalr Bibles and Irsiamens
very fine 81 all zes and number Frcy Articles Of Stationery
Sc Call ans! Tor youea 5 OK ne square above
the Farmers Bank CltAa NtihiiiAM. pel''-a'!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-28

DIR. TOWNSEADS SARSAPAHILLA DEPOT,
MORRILL, ID SIREEI. II.AnLL PIN

NOTICE TO DEALERS II ". Dyorr Sons hereby e
pointed the sale Dr. Townsents SarsapanI
city and county Phai-pa and viii orset.
Druggists and Dealers a. lowest Aud we % GOT IA future
hold the apdi
that procured any b THROUGH cole
agents I. w Doll s. SONS
y H--Be sure o apply the sole as.ns
D.i,l mistake the place. No l3l
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VNISTAK'S TOT
w Cough Colds Asthma Croir. bleeding o the Lungs Woop
ing Cough lnhenza, Soness OF Breath Pam and WEAK
ness the Liver Complaint and the FIRST stages OF Con
sumption the degen sgnatro SAID 70 be me genuine ac
Gnr s,Is nv r. " DYOIT SONS,
No 1872 North Second Street
B-Thee being persons claiming to b. The Iropeo'
Of the preparation Customers when v ore
please menion whose preparation ihf. "ih %
have with the signatures OF Butts VIM VI si+af
,r.i - ~ " Sept
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CASHMERE PANTS, VESTS, dc.
A LARGE supply JUST received ey 49,, c,u, "a ~
n Dec KEEN cHiLAs = w
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I.DIES REAurIFUL CATER BOOTS

LADIES' BEN TT u 41.l ~ - .o,orI ~ ,b
hes, quality also black with thick soles me a.o
ana ne, found They III oeauinl
assortment !@'' sese 49, PUTSEY Il WATTS.
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CHEAP AND GOOD BOOTS,
At FOUR AND AT FIVE DOLLARS PER PAiK IT.,
WYE have u FIVE packages more OF
w cn ros suitable for They are good boots ~ wen
- M warrant them 10 stand Genlenen IN want oo,s cheap
ana GOOD. will call on ~ go sEi - I, caL,cn.
Dec. Il One hoor ahoVt IIaona.1. N--..- ------
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hcn The location - The lnoS
pleasant the city, an with l!e complexion OF the improve
ncn,s Louisa Railroad. the Ddnrie Rail
road the James River and kaawha Canal VIII
WILL doubt. make OF the most profitable o
cls ia the civ The be surpassed by the
State for comior. convenience ln3 appearance. i,
RENT family residence. with Sore below, tina
will he rented separately. with the Hotel.
The property viii be good and
given immediately Application he made 10
JNO THOMPSON, Ir. Amherst County
I V. DANIEL. Jr. Richmond CITY
&C i HODGES Richmond Guy
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DOMESTIC GOODS! DOMESTIC GOODsI
TsT oened large cheap Domestic Goods bought ve
ID and oder them eheapsay Lnseys blankets fnn Ia
nes, , .e r,u !, CHENERYS,
n.c Opposite Fredericksburg Depot
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Y. " 'UUUI-' D'tt
CoMMIssIONER.s SALE or NEGROES,

WE will hire the highest bidder. OF the toun ii
w lienrcO The second day ot January m IT.
ensuing about lortv SLAVES belonging the estate e" Do
Samuel Peasants and others them good Farm Han
House Servants Factory Hands, HIRING commence
, O'Clock, 4 2 JONES.
Dec !j-,t2dJan THOMAS w. Do~N Eli.
Wing requested 10 copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

TaK DEMocRArIo NoMINATisNs.-Lsst evening tn
convention for the nomination Of candidates. had
Of departments, met Ut Tsmmsny Hall Lucius Robin
son elected President OF the convention and John
Brown, (l3th ward) and r. J. Psrisen. 18th ward)
Secretaries. The wards contested rs the
previous evenings and the decisions wero the same
There four candidate put In pomip alton for
Conptroller-tjeorge Il Purssr, Talmsu j. Waters
Oliver Charlick Samuel J. Willis ballot took place.
willis %; harlck, %; Waters Second ballot:
Purter A; Charlick 23; Willis Is; Waters Third
ballot Purser 90; Chsriick rs, Willis IA rhe result
Of rhis ballot that George Purser. Of the 4th
ward lex alderman declared to be elected by the
ntien having q majority all the other
ddstes put together The folio wing put In nomi
stion. but no ballot took place
Department Of Streets and Lamps John Scott, Jas.
ID. sweet, James English Bartholomew Pur dy, -four
tenth wsrd) VIM Gage, Charles Cannon For this
office, Mr. Purdy is the favorits
(ex-Ald Twelfth wsrd) George s. Manu-. Sponsrd IL
the likely csDd date.
Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies William D.
scsly, Gsores Pauld,ng eighth ward) James english
james l. Miller Ninth ward) VIM p. Morse, Daniel
Norris, Andrew Clarke. d. kyer (Sixteeuth wArd)
Abraham Boeet. (sixteenth ward The most likely
candidate 10 Mr.. Miller.
City Inspector-C. b. Archer. fourteenth ward)
Thomas Downing, lex Aid Thirteenth wsrdJ Andrew
Clarke. Vim Shalcr (Sixth ward The latter Is sup
posed to be the winning man
The following resolution. offered by MIR. Carpenter
carrie d by . majority Of 10 TO TO-
Resolved, That no candidate shall be considered
eligible to q nomiDaton who does not recognise the
sDzstion OF this convention the only Democratic
org AM xGior, In this county
The convention the adjourned.
The sHEKIFTALrv 1T IL now said among the know
Ina OF OLD GammaDy that the contest for this Of
toe will be between Henry storms and Jos Cornell aud
"tbe boys" are determined TO stand by him. Time
will tell.
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Died.,


On Tuesday evening. October I'd, Of consumption,
ELLEN SXlNnER wife of Edward Skinner aged 70 years
The friends of the family siss the members Of Nsp-
to attend her funeral from her late residence, No rs
Reads street, on Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
without further notice
On Wednesday morning, the Sd inst, RIoHARD Con-
aged months
This friends of the family respectfully requested to
attend the funeral roo the residence Of his pare
A5s Pearl street. this Thursday afternoon at half past
o'clock his remains will be taken to the Eleventh
street cemetery
On Tuesday. I'd inst JOSEPH Cam, late OF Bangor,
tt friends OF the family and Of his soun.aw Fran
els Upton invited to attend bis funeral from the
residence Of the latter No 100 West Thirteenth street.
on Friday morning. at 10 o'clock His remains will DO
taken to Green rood for interment.
On wednesday, the Sd instant HE~KY, son Of Henry
and Anna Camp aged year, mont and is days
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral without forther notice Thursday Ito day
AT l2h O'Clock from the residence OF his father Ne 80
West Washipgto place The remains will be to
Norwalk. Gem, for internent
Oct Sd After lingering illness, in the 6lst year Of
The friends Of her James and Patrick A. Ksans,
and of Ter brother John boy TO attend
residence Of her son James, No ls8 Fifth street.
On Wedne. day morning Oct Sd, after short Illness
MARY ANN wife Of Peter Kesney, aged ~ years and
months
His friends, and thoss Of her uncle Nicholas Codss
particularly requested to attend her funeral from
her late resdspce 90 Oliver street this Afternoon At
o'clock No coaches ailo wed.
On the I'd OF Oct Mrs ELLEN DyoAy.
Her funeral will take place this day at IL o'clock,
from the residence Of her son ina. M d. ostsrmoor,
li6 Leonard street The friends Of her daughters for
meily the Misses Dugsn, and her sons Charles and
John Dugan, are invited to attend
At Pfeco, Hamilton county, New York. on the 18th
OF Sept Mrs Ass,s wife OF John j. Rickers, aged IS
years, months. and IA days
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from thu house
friends Of the family respectfully invited Her
mains will be taken to Green~ood Cemetery.
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. dress cost pair II pantaloous Q bank book, and
other property valued In al at $s7 90 The property
was taken from store thu of Twenty
sixth street and Third avenue. The watch, 60 had
belonged to young man who died of cholera They
we're left In the store where the prisoner
Part OF the clothes found his person aud other
articles were taken FROM pswnbroksrs' Offices about
town he prisoner confessed that be had taken the
property but said he did not knew what induced him
to do 20 The property aside from tho bank book
found to be worth less than $25 and the prisoner
therefore, sent to the peoirentisry for six months
Another ISIat for Grand Larceny james Phelon VA
placed ct the bar charged with having stolen $ss 81
from sailor named William Sinclair, on the 18th Of
august.
EL'zABETH Ltorp, being sworn, testified that she
wss going through Morris street between and olock
on the afternoon Of the 18th Of August when she
ssor lying sleep. aud saw the prisoner come up to
him and take q leather purse out OF hi. (sailor'sl
pocket. and put il into his own Some Of the money
WAS identified by the ssilor, Sinclair. This evidence
WAS so clear that the jury at returned verdict OF
guilty The Court sens need the prisoner to the State
Prison for years and Q months
No more business being prepared for trial the court
adjourned TO meet in the City Hall again to- row.
(Thursdsy) morning at IL o'clock
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Corr mon Plena.



Der s-Mavy Lrs0v rs ycbn j W,sierpsh, Skev,E -
Witnesses d~po-sd that the let September lsls the
deputy sheriff came tn Mrs Du6y's store In sixth
avenue. to levy an execution against her husband /;
Mrs Duffy told the deputy sheriff net to touch the
guods that they ~ere her property aud not her hus
band pabel Dufy's the goods tcrock.ry ~ere -.ised
aud Mrs. Dnry tcoh IN Inventory - them th-y
removed ,b~ deputy sheriff assisted In counting
them Mrs bofy tsd The ,ol. con'roi ~ thai q IRE
the time 81 The removal OF the goods she had pos
tessiop ofsl properly named In the inventory Couu
se ter plaintiff cobt-bded that lat. set ~ the Lesis
lsture si.ts w. tb. risht 60 trade for herself
ststdop.d nv her busbspd o. " abe ~ere single
men the plsintin IN this bsd been lett b., her
bubsnd he wave himself up to sbsod opsd habits ssd
my,trously dtsT p'sred from this city without the
knowl.dse - his eft. and family he virtually ne.
e'c aud ~ end, ned her and o-ing IN. good
duct h"te,ty sud cell doing Of Mrs Duffy, parties
treated With h.f aud gave her goods her
count snd th.r. vss iyst for the defendant 60
t.se tueh property fer the debts ~ Daniei Duty.
t"pp,ei fr the def Gmsirtsiped that Daniel Duffy
mutht cioctefy t'r that store ssd of tn. very
id'ncsl goods That cod that the property
sss liable u the husband debts contracted pre- viaus
10 the passing ~ he sct Counsel Tor pl.in iH further
suba't.d us The properly az. solely tn. v,fs o shs
b.ing ~ possession Tor three months previous 20 tn.
IsssiDg ~ the set aud read the third ton -hioh
Iesvss IL such the future scsustiop entirely
byord the ressh ~ the husband any % his
The Judge cbsts's the jury sho viii deliver sealed
verdict this ito morrow morning
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the partition re.ractsd my friend will tshs the trouble v
the rehearsal OF work; but orcumstaaces however
prevent desire and oesstry In spite
OF my position Of vsbqushsd eful to nv unforsa-
nate country than couid believe Believe me
1t appears that chorusees In the camp Of
the Hungarian army by the soldiers Of the regiment
OF Bobsvipa the best bodies Of Gsorgeys TROOPS
were making very surprising eeot upon ths mind Of
their hesrers IL IN said that the managers of the
French Opera will the services OF inter-
prefers OF these admirable chorusses.
Among the muscsl celebrities now In Paris,
tice of our couptrymep. Mr. Moresu 0ottschsk Of
New Orleans. . pisnist of high merit, of whom the
Rerue Mu.tsaL OF Paris speaks with great eulogy He
has composed two pieces. entitled - Bsmboulan and
"Savane," which have created great sensation in
Paris, when perfo, med by their author
MI Davis the able manager OF the French theatre at
New Orleans has sailed from Havre tho 18th inst
with the new company no had engaged in France.
We find among the artists the following psmss:-
Nine Devries, fret prima donna Of grand opera /;
Mme. Bessip, first singer Of comic opera; Nine Cali
ner hrst dngdson Nine foigpet playing the parts OF
duenpas; Mar Scott, first singer Of comic opera; Mr.
Bess'p drst basso singer Mr. Debrinsy second tenor
Mr.. Graf second bssso singer: Mr.. Adolphs, second
tenor With the remainder OF the troupe which sang
last year at the Theatre Oriaus Mr. Davis will have
. tpeDdid company. The famous opera OF Neyerbeer,
LIE Prophetic" will be performed this winter at New
Orleans, and We know that it is MIR Davs's intention
to visit New ork in the summer OF 1850
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Marine Affairs.

The bark Oliver J. Hayes, which was launched On
the 18th ult from the yard ofC. g. Jerolauon, at
Belsville j. towed round yesterday to the foot
Of Rutgers street, East River where she will receive
her spars and rigging She 10 intended for the Buenos
Ayres trade Of her berths have already been
secui for her frat voyage She Is be Anded
by Capt Scott formerly Of the Msssn Bsrney, who has
made many rapid and fortunate voyages to that
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announcements If Births, Marriages, and D.afts
mel Inherited unless duly a,shen'iceted sid paid fa
m arrIed.

Married.,
On ednessay. the Sd inst, by the Rev Francis L.
Hawks, OF the Church Of the Mediator, Mr JoHS LII
of New York counsellor at Law, t. Miss MARy
WINTER only daughter Of Gabriel Winter, Esq of
Flu hinP, L 'pg leland
On the "a inst {, by the Rev DR. Pise, at st Peters
Church, Mr. CHARLES X EGGERT, of this city to Miss
MARTHA A. McCoKsicK, daughter Of the late Thomas
Mccormick OF Brooklya.
On the Sd inst, at the Church OF the Administration,
by the Rev. Samuel Seabury d d., Mr.. J. ID. MoaGAN
to Miss BErssY Ann, youngest daughter Of the late
Isaac Styles. all Of this city
As st. Matthews church. the I'd inst by the Rev.
Kingston Goddard. OF Philadelphia. ELIZABETH s, only
daughter OF Warmoldus Cooper Esq Of this city, to
ARNOLD HALLETT, M. D.. OF 81. John, New Brunswick.
X 1T the United States arsenal to Miss LOUISIANA,
daughter Of the late Major Halsey, U. s. A.
In Ba tmore the LIST inst, JoHN II. B. BECK of
New io.k, to Mis- MAhIA f. HiLDRTcH, Of that city.
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Supreme court-Oy err mad rcrminer.
Jud9e I'd rsrds prs adding

Der IA numoer Of inquests, involv wing no public
principle. wer, dispcsed Of
Michael Powsr srraisned for the murder Of
Richard Milsy Fast River. Eighteenth yard on the
Both august last by striking him on the head with
cert rung and the Get down for trial Friday
next
Befor. Judge Jonee
Ger -Rhey O,bsrps and Ofs~rs &C. CAanc,y
Blow erd Oilers This Witch occupied the court
for the last t~o days sction ~ for 1873
bushels 81 wheat alleged to be converted by the de-
fendan's unjustly namely By selling 10 contrary 70
express agreement
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WKprKspsv, Oct 8-sP.M.
Owing 70 this being packet day for tn. csmbr. and
ister from Europe being momsntsrily expected
tr.n..s,,ons In .o,,on x.r. rn.s. on,, A. n,a..,.
eheh' v'nous onsngein quotations ThsrevAs more
activity In the market for hour while prices ruled
about the ssme Nth ann. IN. ,o..
r,.- -.,-. .. ' ~.
i'ers oo""n"eo 70 DC lair demand rom tue East
ward, with good Inquiry for export and for the local
trad. Medium gr.a.. In .or,.1,.,.r... 49,. o,, A.,
n.,,.- s-..--- ---~.,--. -., -
.aS.s., 80. Th".n m'u IT, eo '',,, sesay. ~un
ine mse ~ nes'y. SUI .ne snNh sere isrser
,snssn i oona ~. Ss".so ,"t ehPors out We srsrd
W w so'n o.ntinoe. I'D hsn,tupp sitn goa
s sa,n 49,, ,, , .u ~, ~, sna saes
n'e soss - snsn' sosoee ne mrsst closed nrm
hye nour .As nrm' ~nhe meai vas IN tAr request ~
~ ~ s'esuys ~niie osflev Was Quiet,
.e' 80 go sse.o'e. ro'H - s.esay YIN
~ eA's ~ o "rss anu prime without cnsnre IN
p'oes 'e's ss no su,su"n 10 o'ner huciss 81
p'o,nious "o,,ny n ep.c'-l noucs sroc.res sere
s.say o"s ,f o' ssss" we're moaers's, ~nhe tnsrs
V",sb =" $500,
A'.,s .s.ss % sb.st 20 hbl. we're made, ct " foe
P"'-, eno ~ ~ % - % - 'o' p.sn'
cosrss = Sales OF o. osg' OF Rio yer. made on
'e r no' un'srs.oou on, evppos'o " psN
eP.,ny ON ,ns rsrt OF noorrs toucn-
Ipe 'ne u,sposs' !" 'ns'r ssecn st'h eoououe the
spnn - n,eo, ,sss 70 usy ony resnn-
.s Wv Ds'esi ~ snsoe o'sf is' q"sauo"s we
qu"'ei- . ,-, a.
In sr,oy - Sem Nm AZ N.m
Or iirsry'..'.. VA 10 sxslo va iox
hiddlins .,...... les . lVH 10n iu4s IOs lsk
Kidding fsir..... Ion III ION ~ II a1k
rrsr. ..s.'.s hs us IN IL a IN
-. 'A".'''''.''' NSm Nm om' sem
Bp,.,s,ryrs. rlc,,, Tn. ..,.s er,hr.nsa .h,r&
n "a bbls iprlus,pg upin.n.ct.a Al "a a. sour "a
az "a . "a ioL ene a, a. a. an. c.c.a,.a a. "a
nj "a rs a a. 81 V oommon st.,. ana mn, ,.d ola W.t
erp At 81 q. S. .trsisbt stat. and western AZ IS
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Court OF General s.s-,.,..

Before the Recorder sui tlderaen Nilen ard CLARK
Ocronts - Piece Of Gully. -Hugh Reed, Gilbert
'rm~en aud Jsm-s ieit. three " called 20
snsver to chsrg. Of borslsry hey pleaded sn,,ty
" RfHbd lstc'ny The Court scos pied the pies and
Fh'eheed W. defe, dsDs Who ARD under sxt~sn years
Hsr. '" the Huute ~ Refuge. but 20 remaln at the
ny trton Ubth there y fsr them the R-tnx.
Jsm.t J bntOn boy plead guilty 10 burglary "a tie
second o'sree ana ess slso sent TO the Hosse OF Re
fuge
Jstaf Jor Crowd Larceny A German named Henry
huutr, Nae put On trisl charged vith stealing satoh
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Death of Am. rlcnns In Mexico.

Information has bsen received at thsStsts Depart
ment from T. W. Slemons Esq United States Consul
ut Matamoras Of the death Of the following American
citizens ~itbin HE consulate. viz:
&. X Gleason from Alabama
william L. Frazier. from Texas;
John Mills from Texas murdered
X Drummill from Alabama;
X. A. Gu NJ n from Alabama;
DR. VIM. Fosdick. from InuiauA
John Thomas. from Texas. murdered
John Adams, from Texas murdered
John Spvely from Texas murdered;
Migeul Suezneau from Louisiana.
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United states Souvs.

Der 2-Tbecase 20 Natth.v vssssr W the steam.
beat Commerce for collision hy vhich the slcop Index
sunh IN May is4s occupied Court ell day md
not concluded ct its risins
Der She case against the steamboat Com mercs,
for collision still occupied the court and hss
sluded ct its rising
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

The Treasurer of the United States has made the fol-
lowing statement showing the amount at his credit in
the Treasury with Assistant rressurers and desgnat.
cd Repositories and In the Mint aud Branches by re-
amount for which drafts have been issued, but were
then unpaid and the amount then remaining subject
to draft showing also the amount Of future transfers
to and from Repositories, ordered BY tho Secretary
Of the Treasury
J AL, pI.. AMOUNT on Ora fs not Amt subj't
q" """' '"''' Deposife. vet paid. to draft,
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PnsusIors Pork Sales Of 500 barrels Of Ohio pork
made at so lax for mess aud % 81 for prime
Beef Some small saes If made ct Sl2;
and 60 barrels extra chicago st $l2 90; prime was
nominal at ~ Lald-Ssl-s included 500 barrels and
terces At &c exc Butter Some ssl-s made
at loo 1870 far State aud &c. lilo. for Ohio Cheese
WAS p onty aud In fair demand al 90 s6hc.
RoE There no change In the market and sales
Of $50 casks were made ut So 81 Co.
SUGARS Sales Of I2s bogshesds New Orleans were
made, by auction. at 5Hc SIC 30 days. The
ket less active prices shade lover DOM pared
with lat weeks prices. We quote Cuba Musoovsdo at
$40 6xc &c the latter hgsre for strictly prime
and brown; Havana &c. n 5Ac The stock on the LIST
instant was estimated &c IA 900 hogshesds and l600s
boxes.
SEED Sales Of loo barrels clover seed reported
at z cents
WHIsxEr The sales braced 200 barrels, at 27c
for Ohio and 27e 27Kc. Tor Prison; last sale Of
drudge ut u No on time
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