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80 e 81 $500 -.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-PAss ENGER TRAING.
To goUern ~ and after July 8, l54e.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and 0.15 A. NJ and 345 PM
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 5.45 and 5 80 Pm.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at IL NJ and
Leaves Blackstone for Providence at 80 T. NJ,
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Melville with coaches Slaersville. AT Uxbridge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon At Whitins witt
coaches East Doug and Whiunsville Al Farnums
with coaches for Graf centre and n L. Village At
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester ana Nashua r. roads,
NJ York day line via Hartford and New Haven Ra Dads
At Providence with Perry from and for Newport
twice each day, arrival OF trans.-Wh Steamers for
Warren Bristol Fall yer, E. Greenwich, Nayat, &c.
and with Stonington Railroad
The 5.45 P Nj Train from Worcester connects at Prov
iden, with Steamboats, for York via Sioning on RR
The Am train from Worcester connects al Waterford
with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Dd
ham, &c. and Pawtucket with trains of Boston ard
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N Bedford,
&C. SC. and the so P. train from Providence con
meets the with trains from same
places
The 10 AS NJ train leaves Worcester after arrival of
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua &c &c, arrives in
Providence in lime take trains Of b. and P. Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, N. Bed ORD, &c.
June9. dwu ISAAC HlNChLEf, eupt'
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MECHANICS, FAIR.

The Salem Charitable Mechanic Association
A NNOUNCES TO tie public that their first Exhibition
"A Twill be held at MECHANIC HALL, in Tho city OF Sa-
lem commencing on MONDAY, September oath, and
continuing through the week.
We invite all to contribute department Of indus.
try, which can in any promote the comfort,
ieLce or Improvement of mankind We respectfully
lclt the aid OF Mechanics, Manufacturers and Artists
Let them bring forward the products the Loom and the
Forge All kinds OF MACHINERY; every description of
Glass, Leather. Wool Cotton. SILK, Hemp and Flax,
specimens of Printing, Satuary, Painting, Daguerreo.
types, Engraving and Lilhograph Articles OF Female
nsenuy and taste will have prominent place in the
Exhibition.
The Annual Exhibition of the Essex Agricultural socie>
y and the Essex Institute, will Ike place in Salem durs
ing the week Of Fair We that the Manuactur~
ers of Agricultural Implements will bear mind, that we
may have good display OF articles in this department.
The Snperinte ndent If the Fair will be with
the care and management of every article exhi>
bon and every facility viii be given show useul
purpose, its ingenious conirivance. Care will be taken
TO preserve them from njury trustworthy will be
in attendance day and ngl but all articles WILDE at the
risk of he Each contributor will be entitled to
adms> ion. Contributors particularly and earnestly
requested TO send forward their goods in Arti,
cles intended for exhibitions will be received from the LIST
TO the 22d Sept check will be given for each article
received which must presented they
ed
All Goods Machinery, etc, intended for exhibition will
be ported The Rail Roads leading The city,
/ tree of expense
Medals Silver and Diplomas will he awarded accord
ing TO the articles exhibited Strict Justice shall be ad,
jddged to every contributor Impartial possessing
intelligence and competent knowledge in each depart
ofart will be selected Judges those only will be
appointed who are mol competitors for premiums.
u All communications in relation the Fair, should
be addressed postpad the Secretary che Asocia>
| ton.
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FLANNELSi FLANEELS /!
WE are now receiving an excellent assortment Of
w FLANNELS consisting of iran
and Plain Set Flannes,
and do Relow do
and 5 4 White Domet g ls
90 "a a whiie all Wool, fe
a Shaker Flannels very fine and heavy,
Heavy Twill Set do &c. &C., r. ~ st,e3
which will lie sold at the lowest market prize.
Wl HALL q THOMPSON,
1874 Main ST. opposite Central Hotel "
Aug. II. Hf ds6w
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" ORCEsrER 4 NASHUA RAIL ROAD
EEsg sss C2y To 800 y - /
SSos5eNS y 81 veg 8 xS ~ ~ SS tgsEr1Br-Ii


Summer Arrangement, commencing July % lS43s
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows.
Leave arrive ut Groton Nashua ard
W0rceslerat Junction at Lowell at
$50 m. .HHa. lis a N. 90 am.
Ii 90 am. IL 30 pm. l.l5 pm.
600 pm. 20 p m. o.l5 m.
Leave, ARRIVE at Groton Reach
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester,
ESQ m. 7.l5 am. 80 am. 81 am.
1910 ans 1ll5a l23opm. s.eOp.m.
IL. % pm Al pm. 8 90 pm.
$50 pm. 545 pm. 720 p m. 45 pm.
passenger freight train to w Boylston.
FREIGHf TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester
1t Worcester, the $50 A. NJ. train connects with Nor
Wor 81, Bt. train from N2wYOik-Eary trains of the
Bos & Wer Prov. &c Wur., Nor. Il Wor, and Western
r. Road with The Ii Am train from Worcester
1t Groton Junction, trains arrive smut aneousy at
SIS A. NJ IL 80 IL Ike P. Nj, from Worcester, Nashua
Boston Fichbnrg, Lowell, aud West Townsend and de-
part simultaneously for the above named places al ol5
AM. 1890 and 720 P. NJ. -
Trains arriving at Nashua Except the pm from Wor
ceser with upward trains of Concord and Wilton
Rail Roads and those leaving Nashua depart on arrival
OF downward trains Of the same roads. .a
6This road forms The cheapest and most expeditions
channel of communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York City, the southern and southwestern
portions of New England ncluing the line OF the w est
Nashua, Manchester Concord, and all places in the VI
entity of the Concord, Boston. Concord and MonreaI
Norhern and Plssumpsic Railroads and Vermont Central
Railroad upward from White River Junct1on-AlSo, 10
all places on the line the Fitchburg, Vermont and Mas
sachusets, Cheshire, Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail
road from Windsor, and Passumpsc R. r. from White
River junction.
Fare from Nashua 10 New York, $4 and So;
DO do do to Providence, 81;
90 do Lowell to do Sl75i
do do do to New York 81 and s.
do do Worcester IT, Brattlehoro 50 95.
]. W. STOWELL, sup't
Worcester July IS, 1919. dwtf
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE

MITCH s. JONES have on hand Iron Plane,
Il ing Machines; twotof Is feet, with trip motion COM
pete and Two Of 9eet, without The trip motion. me
above machines are and built Of the best Of materas
and workmanship and will he sdld low for cash or ap,
proved crelit-ihey may he seen at our Foundry. =.
. d, We continue to make all kinds Of CAspNGe
in IRON and BR4SS in general use, and warranted 70
give satisfaction Orders solicited.
= Worcester, July ell F. tt oil
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COPPER AND TIN ROOFING.
FTNIN Copper and GalvRnised Iron Fave Troughs Cop
Il per aud Tin Gutter Innings put in short notice
cheap for cash approved credit, by
as. t5aa RICHARDSON. d LORING.
June 20. eod&wtf 10 MAIN ST.
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New Express Lie. Il.
BigelOW's Boston & Worcester Express

xzsaae ~ ~ OUcr the Worcester and Nashad, and
HEsa1S3.5sz % ila 81 Fifehburg Raj Reads. z inl
IsSssfz4Ss HE subscriber has commenced running
- Express Car the above Roads,, Tor The
safe transmission of x sttsess e1ai8s. j i.ba
Packages Bundles Sank Notes Specie AMI NerckGndize
generally Three Tfncs each way Daily. - +
Notes. Drafts and Bills Collected and all business
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express.
OGces-bwerican House, Worcester; and Rail Read
1- Exchange, Court Sqaare, Boston.
Orders received Hutchinson q Co IS Bookstore, II
Main St. and Ticket Onice, Lincoln So, WoT cester.
JASON TEMPLE, 81 A,Aas..
ErH L. G. BARDwELL, s''''
n
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Grafton, N. e. Village, and
VnrcoSfnr EYnrp9S.
NOTICE.

NUIIUE. 49,
-VNHE depreciation oil the value of California
q God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
Market compels the undersigned TO decline taking any
more at present, but is willing and glad receive few
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS, in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell low the
above articles can be had in the City. aa ses
| only charge COST and ------. ,s... i. I'll.
Call al No. IL Washington Square.
Feb "a. diff OTIS BRAMAN.
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A BARGAIN,

A BARGAIN, ..g-
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered to
"a business who would like engage in the Dry
and fest India Goods business in pleasant and thriving
village, on the line of the Western Rail Road, Ten miles
from the City of Worcester. The subscriber being about
change his business, win sell his entire stock and stand
al very great bargain Any individual having moder
cash capital and wishing to engage in the busness of
Country Store, where money be made, may apply
ersonally or by letter, cost paid 10
July IA diff JOHN FIRTH, CLdppuiue, Mass.
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n WANAGERE
ALBERT G. BROWNE, President,
THOMAS NICHOLS, JR., Vice President,
aOHN CHAPMAN Treasurer,
ELEAZER NJ. DAULTON, Secretary,
WILLIAM SUTTON,
JOHN HUSE.
ALVAH KENDALL,
JOSEPH CHISHOLM,
ABRAHAM TOWLE,
EDMUND CURRlER,
BENJAMIN CURTIS,
SfEPII. WHlTMORE, JR,
AMOS P. DAY.
BENJAMIN EDWARDS,
STATION w ROBERTSON.
Salem, Aug. /. sA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
ENGLAND.
Proxre.. of the Cholera,

The orhcisl record shows connngrd Increase OF
mortality arising from the general prevalence Oi Choe
- Ia tns London Districts. embracing population
OF shout 200 cu oi soa, ihe d-sia- from s disrs.es
have risen since the lA.t ~eek from l9 % 2}l While
thv dsshs FROM Cholera have been 'aeccssveiy 20,
- and 30
A. Liverpool on Thursday the rnciic-- ofhcer -
portc ~ th- mortality % tne borough. the
deaths for the pssi N--k being. frum Al causes 80
sSsinst oos the previous ~e-k Deaths from ChQirrA
So against ~ IN tne previou, ~e-k
M-rc ncsier nAs suffered trre more than lssi ~eek
bat not 50 much a. Lecds There has been good
des oi mortality IN the south Of Ireland, but scotland
exhioits very DECIDED improvement 10 Paris i nss
reaPPe-red. hg; Dot % sn alarming degree
In Holland. and especially IN Amsterdam. following
the course Of water, The mortality has bes1 very
severe IN other parts Of Europe tae disorder has
aoa,sd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
ID 4 & ID

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s.s, Ps,.,css sar.-y He-pt. K.stss i..ns ss-4
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s..c,s..ss.s.. 80 1. An - - -.
81. 4r.fs a. ~ P-'r . o1 h-r.t.1 s-rt -. ~
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nofa all o'eoss nm oa0ss' p.e' - r-a a" - y
AZ .s.S nor ,iu... siiz.sErs 80 ef J.s~' sr-
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n. 'roa n. hs.as q s-'-ass' 49,
r..as, 80. 80 n :, -. go .,t ss... -,.A -
-,h Chr.tsn rtfss- JOAN kuri>-oN. in ih- ~ lAse
b.. s.s n-nn-f I'd th- - I-'Y tI ffl-rf-
O1'w .sls.s,y. s,pf 4 sicHNkL hoLshA> 49, $500
n. OF - sn1 att-i t sirns - ~ -. ~
- mother, rAsn-sft SO esoss - ta ll's
tss s'h
a. Csa--rssy ours- Co y ass - Asl0Ail --oi i--s
Barrett. ths san y-sr oi h-r
Non1sy Az R-s ~ Ro-eh Prr.ostsf 80 r-.HN
s~aahsrno Csascs hs 4nssl rsa'ss, opi f-N' a
r4nc snf t-fsr-i Fsu of - s-fnei - 10 80
% b, 1--s 20 rsns th~ gr-ssttn " 80 -
ssr. 10 fhr.s nus ~ertr-s' H-.t
Capt ssmus rns-r ~ -. ean~f 'H Wet
= ~ = frf -
cspt F.sr fasi osaa 81 lstf O. ~
tt- - f'-- of tt- ksVnafr.n sst-flt 'H'tfH-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
Defeat OF Bem at Hermannstadt.

Tho Vienna corresy0Ddent ol the L0Ha0n Ifles, IN
der date Of Aug u ssys Official report OF the eth,
from Col Dossner who is 81 Hermsnnstadt gives the
particular. Of what has taken place In the : W. Of
ransy lvanis since The fih which date Gen LADDERS
was II Gslfalvs Alter Benis defeat the 3lsi A.
scasrburg. be proceeded toward Nesgyes, which he
reached On the 3D. with force of ZOO and II
guns Having been joined al ih. place by auxiliary
corps from Clsu.eDburg consisting OF 1000 foot 200
horse and u guns he proceeded TO Hermannstsdt
Gen Ha.siord, who hss been left with bsitalions
guns and $50 Co..sck. protect Hermsnnstsdt, had
gone to Reissmsrkt and Luhnenbsck where he gained
the victory mentioned yesterday over the insurgen,
Gen steinsl.
This having been made known 10 Gen Luders by his
scout. he iore.ar Bem would fsl upon Ha.sord prob
ably drive hm into wascha and then take possession
Of Hefmsnnstsdt Nothing remained 10 be done but 10
pursue Bcm with all speed
Before however Laders could overtske him be
learned that H-.sord had actually been attacked dry
en- from his position. and after murderous battle IN
the streets Of Hermannstsdt in which he had many
killed and wounded had been obliged - to Tai
mscs On the 9th At 10 VI Gen Lnierss army
stood before Hcrmannstadt bsttslions OF the enemy
$40 horse and 5 guns occupying neehboring nights
considerable reserve had been left the city and the
remainder OF the army had gone pursuit Of Hsssford
battle ensued which ended in the complete rout Of
the Magysrs The Russian cavalry put such Of the u-
sitives ~ attempted To resist the sword The
my Who Lost 200 prisoners and - guns this battle,
h.d 600 killed and 800 wounded The troops which
had followed Hassford the best Of their way after
their routed comrades. The Russians, including the
los. suffered by Gen Hsssiord on the 5h had 36f killed
and wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
FRANCE
ENrINIhink QuieI.

There d. compete Ili fr Frerrn q1inc-
Tne ersi meeting Of the Pesce Congress toeN P...-
% "Wednesday 10 tne great H. o Ceciie 10 = nsnse
sAuup A5out SO s-r.on. were present The ee.e'
tr-ted NJ Victor Hugo the char -
The 20. Of a. nations adorned tne Hal Tue 50
snd stripes of the [ occupied cvnspc1.e -.
ton f1-fin. side ty .ii- with tnr n cuior' OF rI
and tn English uniou-j.ck Nr Golden .nd ni- PAfY
were received rith applause snd To- Amefcse go
men we're s-lutsd win enthusiastic enrer' ~ nsi,'
Of parties who gave In their adhesion 20 ,he
s9eech amidst iui-us- sppisuse
lt d. 5-scnoed sn exquisite piece oi con pos,onn "a
and repl-ie With Tue nos; o-nevoi' NJ sen a. :
undcr-tpod that 10 French Government naF- P'F
- ,--Asss ~. .l.ske-. frrn making any sasion .
ya.siu. pollcs
The French Funds continue steady
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

rF~ The Herald need not prosecute It's eforts
= induce US to sue It's manager Tor libel. We
have better ssy than that to make our livelihood
sad DO not need verdict 10 vindicate our charac-
ter. The { iitor knows perfectly well ina, We
had nothiag to DO with the great Hungarian Meet
ing, having been many miles from the City for ten
DAYS before and five after It's ocoarence-that We
never hi al the custody OF one dollar OF the Irish
Fund beyond the $500 that paid into il and
never received back nor sought tO-thst said Fund
has not disappeared, butts now 10 the hands OF
It's chosen custodian, ready TO be forthcoming
when called for and that we never proposed nor
would consent to have any thing to do with the
management Of Patriotic Losn for Hungary. but
expressly urged that eminent Brokers snd Capital
ats should alone receive, transmit and control it
He may not 50 certainly know that We never re.
fused nor objected to give for the relief Of Ire and
in the Great Famine, bat We fld give repeatedly
and urged others - do likewise
We have not space 20 notice al the iaisehoOds
ia the Heralds article. Let them slide
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

POST OFsiCSs DlsCo<riNukD
Soafh- C1rciirI-Osk Grove. Union
leoygt1-Msrfn's ORE. Mscon. n.
Tennssfse-Rockviis, Monroe Mouth OF hap-in' No-'
ert.on.
NJ fo,ri--Sggsr Grove. Ralis
H'fr. .rsir- Menominre City. Brown. ,,,.,,
Psnns,lr1nig-M Mount Republic, Wayne. Good ~
Iuniata Van Wen. do. COcoisng.vie 40, hrtlte
Clinton. Locust Dale. Westmorelsnfi Dry hldsr' DO
ford P.ours Valley Perry Sisher' Lchsh koos'ou'
B-rks
M1rBi1nd- -Dors~ys. Anne Arundel ,,
Oi1-Maxe's Corusr-, Williams Bangor hlcnisl"
Turkey Foot Henry; Cro.onvile, Perry BIZ spnhk'
seneca
~kMFs ASD sffES CHiN@fD
Ncwhurg. Boone County ll name and ste chAn - ~
Cherry Valley and Joseph VI Riddle appointed ro''
MASTER ...
Illinois City Rock and County. ~. name ard 'r
changed io Buffalo Prairie" and j p Whitney appoint
~ Postmaster ~
Cold NJ uniain. Amherst County. Va name and se
changed 10 Oronoco" and George Markham appointed
Postmaster -, o..
Farley. Culpeper County. Va name change 10 srode
Iron WORKS, Csss County, Ga name eh-nseo 10
" ktOwan."
Rich Hni Itavsm,s County, Miss name changed to
" Cummingsville" -
Lyons, Lu-a. County, Ohio. site changed. and WIN
Smith appointed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
shin News.

BOSTON. Sh-AxSlvsp. ship wm Goddard. Cs.ee'is.
Aptu n, - heens luiy S Len a.. lsier. b-rs Noble,
% >ss hNee' - whale, Tor cruise in 5 OF dsys sh'
pereucec severe weather Of Cape Good hoqe. stove
ooe hosi house, eol~srSs. xnd sprung nucdrf p-
= heens iuy n. ans oelSsed there repair
ia Is dave Szrks Narths NOresns. Aug Gen Grren.
NYort Bns Henuco. : Jsgo. Aug IS. lrn hfis fscho
in.dics where bound, known. Brg Jerome. Fortune
lsiand. Aug =. lch ens >hswmqI for Pals. days
Egt.s gnsi~r Baltimore Acorn snd Lawrence. Pals
s-hrs : Asnd srd Nd-lIs. DO. fS~inckrL NrWsrk /.
Nsele NNors Ship Bo~ diicb Csiculta NAY 5. spokr
JAW 10 .f IS ST. hong p shir Chzrolr Of Bah. for bfe
n,en Aag s. sf ~ = - 81 ship s-rsk if m eo>iou
f,r Rueuos Avr~. lsif, al "A 81 y long - Il. bars How
l,nd froln Boston tor RiO Jsusrc Brig X lngrrsol-
Phlls, Sch Sea MSrs, Rccdoat Below, bNA A@phs'
,re iron Baenos Ayres brig Louisa kAlon irom irni-
dad. Aug -, -.
NEW-BrDFORD. sh-ASSlvEp, brig kodnsn, iss.
from Isle Sal e. sperm 81 hump eack sent hoaie .
sperm Spoke July H. atSi H. Ion - esf New oedfora
s. speem Aog - Ion - sch Tns-, from u -
tx for Bsrh.do~s schr >osba Q, Phia CLEASEo shiP
Mncn; Vernon. JsP<n Sea 49,
ST JOHN. Ns. Aus S,--AsklvsD, schr Loadoa, NJ
S.t hns Corcs DO; Aug :. osIs Roo, DO orss Orioo'
Oregon and Jane Aa'oo, do; Eilis. AlsxAodrA 1Lso'
Slsi. hng Sar.h. Ny.
YARMOUTH. rs. sept g7-Bngs Hunker. NY; &h;
Hrs Phis Ship Nsndsis. for Boston. put into Isle ot
OF France dsmssed sboCt Let June, oa ~ As accounts
hsa repaired and wss nearly rssay '~ 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
Pa.kiewitch'- Account.

The Russsn papers publish the following letter from
Prince psskirwitch - the CzN Hungary hos Al the
ieei Of your Imperial Majesty the Government OF the
Insurgents have transmitted their power 70 G6rgey,
and Gorgey the chisi OF the army OF the insurgents
makes "A unconditional surrender % the Russian
army his example ~li be followed BY the othsr in
sargent corps. Toe olncer- whom be sent 10 capitu
lste offered proceed with without Austrian Com
nissoners the corps o. induce them a. surrender
81" have the fortune o. inform your Imperial Majesty
that Gorgey only condition % his surrender 20 be
SLOWED D. lsy down his arms O. your Msjesgys army
| have made arrangements for the insurgents % De
dlssrmed by Gen Rudigefs corps. Respecting the
eNtrsditiou Oi the prisoners IN commune alton
with The commander OF the Austrian srmy As for
G0rg~y keep Inn A. your Imperial Majesty di.
ppsA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
LIVERPOOL Cot,on Market.

Corro> The siies for the week have reached 0ll'N
bales of hich .peculaors took 500 and exporters o
The tenor of the Eur0ps- al wees and ne Satisfactory
counts from nfi. n ihe early part Of the week had the
effect carry up puce Of penny pound for al drs
crpron- since "Wednesday more -uodued ieehns hA-
hnsssv-r rr.vsied without any ss-gnable cause and
tne inurovemen Of the early part II The week a. been
sustained with dir Guilty Al the eekly meeting o
the Commftee u Brokers held Yesterday prices OF aif
Cotton we're declared follows Fair plznd 3fi Faf
Mobile al snd Fair Orleans, 81 per To- Yesterday
estimated Al eoon 90 1909 balr' me mAfAr'
closing quietly Tie imports have been only g. - bales
American The e.umsted stock " Cotton Al Liverpoo
/. about $500 bales sgsns 5s7 $50 a. the lime last year
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
Prosr~.. of The Cholera.

ST louis "Wednesday, sept y
The interments for he week ending yesterday
were a, OF which 4 were deaths by Choiers snd -
children under years Of sge
BvFsaIo. "Wednesday, sept SP NJ.
The Cholers has pretty much disappeared from
the city but one death having occurred during the past
% hours
BosroN Wednesday Sept SPN.
There have been n0 desths iu the city proper
durins the past ~ hours Five, however have occur
nd at the hospital. and three on Deer Island
LOWELL, "Wednesday. sept 5
Choers is on the increase Ia tins city ten
dsslhs having occurred yesterday.
MONTREAL. "Wednesday, sept
Bat one death fron Cho era since yesterday.
The last report from Quebec showed des1hs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
PhiIa dolphin Markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
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PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday. Sept ,
The Flour market continues very quiet-holders
n, FOR brands fresh ground hut th- sales
for export have been limited. For city USE nere = a
moderate demand At s. for sound old so,k. snd g %
s. for fr--h grOlnd ard extra the latter description oi
Flour scarce ln Rye Flour change. Corn h-al i
demand ~ a. IS q barrel, but there 10 very e ar
rvinx Grsin-Nh-at in moderate supply snd ~ iAif
demand. sales OF 4d5OoO busbe. r.d At o4dl g. but
Principally a. 8 rs and white st q l0dl a. hye-A
small Al IS cts = oushel COrn-Thrfe 10 tut hiu-
arriving ssles OF yellow al o5a ois Y - ~. Oas are
steady 80 . nushe for Southern and 81 cis Tor
Pennsylvania Whi-ky-sales In barrels al = els hhds
are very scarce, and held A. n. . q cts
ssLEs OF SrocKs - Ftys Boayt-5 Kentucky Bank looi
ssa Psnna $. s7s 100 do. ~ American b.nA'
l-st 4Peuna bzrk. los, 40. lo6f
S@eond b-avd-ls Wrsirrn Bans, 81 s,eo ksaci q
Morg Bonds. g. IS. % q. So. 81. il2i SEQ DO IL
es a.. sSa45 Che. Del Cana 81, s., 81 80 DO. 6l, 81
500 90. S. 50. $500 Allegheny Guy g.. -, 81 SO
P-rna -. 3. s,0o Reading Bonds, 57ti - NO tnern
Bank. Kenggcsy, lt5. IS Manu- Mech bank 81