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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TIVE FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF THE FRENCH FREE
Church Du St. Sauyeur will luke place. ID. ", at the
chapel and Nos Is and 70 Duane street Tues
day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday May I'D 3d. 9th
and 25h. Tickets 80 cents admit lifting the purchaser four
days may be had the at the Fair
The Fair will be open from A. to p NJ; refreshments
be had all day; breakfast a la Jonrchene will be
10 dinner at y. NJ, and supper at
NJ which tickets may be had at the Fair All the friends
cause kindly assisted the Rev. g. H. Will
Hanson his efforts in behalf Of strangers respectfully
requested lend their aid the occasion also to
send his residence articles for the benefit of the Fair
repo c. ii. williamson Mrs.
j. A. Constant Mrs CHI Eokert Miss Mansfield Miss Gim
brede Mrs. CHI Stewart, Miss Gouding.
CAUTION.-ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED AND
~ cautioned against receiving negotiating the
described mssory notes. either said being
the roperty OF the gnedOne note for 1913 100 dat
ed June H. @ made by j. ~ Thorburn Co.. payable Geo.
wood order 18th June, 1919 One note for S6S
dated November 80 lsts made by j. 7. f. b. Hum
phrey payable to f. W. Tryon Co.. order due I'd juno
iS49 One for $40 2l00 dated December p 1913 made
by NcGrah Sarmeno, of Philadelphia payable to Z. W.
Tryop Co., order, due June H. 1919. r. w. TRYON,
Dated May q, 1919. ~ broadway cor: Park place.
r o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF ACORN LODGE,
i. No. 27 o. of O. F. requested to be punetua in
their attendance Wednesday evening May @ business
will be brought before the Lodge BY order Of tho Lodge
HUGH GREY, N G.
GEORGE NORRIS, Secretary
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market opened quite buoyant this morn
ing and the sales at the first board unusually
large and exhibited advance in nearly every
the list the closing prices of Saturday We should
judge from this that there speculative movement
about commencing; but Wall street matters so
very uncertain that should not be surprised to
prices fall back again, and the market become much
depressed 1t has been at any time during the past
month II will be by the quotations to-day that
government stocks have advanced, and have nearly
reached the price predicted a few months since
Pennsylvania SIS have advanced several per cent within
the past week two and prices ruling higher
than have been realized for long time. Money must
seek investments these stocks for the supply is
great that 1t cannot be profably employed in any
other way.
At the first board day U. s. 6s, 1867 and 1863 ad
vanced x per cent; Treasury Notes u; Erie Bonds q
Pennsylvania SIS q; Farmers Loan u; Erie Railroad
u; Canton Company Nj Mohawk q; Harlem "a; Leng
Island a; Reading Railroad "a. The bears have been
well caught on government and State stocks and If
they are careful they will get caught in the
way on the fancies.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this pert to-day, amounted to 500 los co. payments
s19s52 "a advices, $57 900; balance on hand, ST.
121 O74 81.
The arbtrators in the of the contractors against
the Norwich and worcester haiiro"d, nave iounu
4bat SIS 900 are due from the company to the
tractors
The value Of merchandise and specie imported in the
mort of Boston the month of April 1s49 was 951
g9e against 81 6s6l15 for the corresponding month
last year The this year has been in the re-
ceipts of specie The duties received for the month
this year amounted to 1873 o26-ast year to s3So52
From the Commissioners report to the Legislature
of Connecticut learn that the banks Of that State
were never in sounder condition. The liabilities Of
the whole number, the first of April were $7ol5,-
34o II: the resources SIG 92oo97 90. The whole
amount of banking pital os5 9le 49, circulation
$45l1 ST. Oe; specie hand $575 67e OF; bills dis
counted s1s7ao,5s1 or surplus S6S43l5 CO. The pre-
sent circulation of the banks is less than 1t was one
year ago, by nearly 100000.
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges
specie and for uncurrcnt money, in this market rule
as annexed
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NEWS FOR EUROPE.
THE KLY HE RAID. .

The steamship Hibernia will leave Boston to-mor-
row noon for Halifax and Liverpool Her lettcrbags
will close in this city at half past three o'clock.
The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English,
for circulation in Europe will be ready at twelve o'clock
this morning. Its contents will embrace all the i'm
portant news Of the week
Single copies, sxpence; annual subscription, S4 to
include the postage.
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard, will
Hartstein, on Saturday next, for Chagres The Daily
or Weekly Herald can be obtained the morning of
each day in wrappers, for the Pacific nails.
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JJNION COURSE, l. I-TROITING-wILL CONE OFF
~ This Day. Match for SAo mile heats to harness.
c. Burk MINES blk Black Modesty James Whclply
Confidence The will South Perry Brooklyn.
at2% ooloek and return the sports
Admittance 10 all parts Of the Course, 90 cts
NJ D. GREENE, Proprietor.
vTNI0N COURSE L. I-SwFEPSTAKE OF S25 EN-
~ trance S3 added by proprietor; mile heats best
in TO harness. free all pacing horses with the exception
OF To close Tuesday evening 81 o'clock, at Greene
Madden's, No. loS Chatham square, To OF Mon
day, May 25. NJ. d. GREENE, Proprietor.
CENTREvnLE CoURsE-TROTTING.-PUR $780,
~ mile heats best three in i've in harness free for all
horses entries to close Thursday May 2h off May
29thhree TO make field and to start to make
Purse $50 two mile heats under the saddle, free for all
horses; 10 close Saturday, June ID OFF June lt
two to start to make race Purse $3.50 two mile heats in
harness free for all horsesentres close June 18TH
of June 18th In all Of the above purses so of each
second best All Of the purses close
10 o'clock T.. M, tho days above mentioned ut Green
hadden's, lSS Chatham street.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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ter-Thc difference between Immersion In salt water
fresh Is this The latter reaxes wso the
former braces hewarm fresh does not
beyond the of the body but the
brine finds its way into the clearing them of all OBJ
strucions and stimulating to healthy action the vessels of
tho skin Nor this all it's tonic and antseptc elements
taken up by the and infused into the
vitality As for serofua, rheumatism and eruptons
and all kinds the BATH which be
obtained at RABINEAUS Bathing Establishment at tho
foot of Desrosses street. in this city
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The Pilot Boat william j. Romer ana the

inhabtans of Darnega has been said days gone
BY respecting the prepenes of the residents Of
but certainly their conduct towards the pilots
which wrecked that place. the 18th u speaks
for them better fame. Mr. John Allen keeper light
house. Bsrnegat rendered assistance in his power
getting the boat on TO him the pilots their sincere
ing their stay To Mr. Charles Collins they return their
thanks for his timely aid They also thanks Cap
tnSs Duya and Parks of the steamer telegraph and to Mr.
j. o. Philips for their gratuitous services in town. the
wreck to this city, where she is reiitting,
Signed, Robert w. Johnson James J. Wilkie,
Jacob Hosburg, James Connor
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Justice Hurlbut and Aldermen Mullins an,

MAY 2l.-After the court organized the case Of Mr..
Walker, indicted for the murder Of his wife,
toned. The Judge asked the District Attorney IL he
prepared to try the this term be replied that
he The counsel for the accused being present
the matter dropped with understanding that it
should be again mentioned to morrow morning, and
the time for his trial definitely fixed
The cause of Thompson indicted for the murder Of
Bernard Monaghan. was postponed until omorrow.
The court then adjourned. The Circuit Court
manned in session, and resumed that remained
unfinished on Saturday.
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THE DOUBLE SHEET.

The next double sheet Ne~ York Herald will be pub
lsbed the arrival Of the Caedonias mails in this
city
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tr perfectly agreeable in odor and and
fails in stopping DiarrhGawhen DONE cholera
dc action follow 1t certain to give instant relief in
Bilious Coc and all Irregularities Of the stomach and bowels
Also Rheumatic and all other pains Ulcers Cuts Bruises
Hard Swelngs etc. ETC. 1t gives beautiful complexoR
lady gentleman will be without it after trial
Sold in bottle at cents EACH 81 dolen 23O Pearl
Central Depot 4 Broadway and of the Druggists
and Grocers generally BTravelling Agents wanted
who routes established whom large
will be offered. All letters must be paid.
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The Woolly Horse is nm exploded hum

The WOOlly Horse Is exploded hum
bug the Aston Place Riots have subsded gold not
yet arrived from California; all these
stanta than that KNOX Of % Fulton has produced
the most faulcss Hats of the
Mountain Beaver for exhibited
Plumbe's DaguerreOtypes.-Mr. Plumbe
has made arrangements by which he will forward and
the receipt of portraits which to 60
OF the CITY to part of the United States without
tional charge for SO doing.
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MISCELLAN EOUB.

MISCELLANEOUS.
UoUN H. DILLON COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY
81 Ofice ~ William street. New YORK
FITTING EsTABLIsHMENT.aMIT KIT
CHEN I Mercer street and Cortandt street. arc now
10 do Gas Fitting in all its branches in the best
and ut the lowest We can refer TO the MAR
haitian Gas Light Company. woram Hsughwout and
many Others in the gas and lamp trade
~ nnA PARTY HAVING THIS AMOUNT TO
O,VUV. takeout patents In Europe, on machine 81
Wooded yniue may one half interest in the same
This presents favorable opgortcnty 70 capitalists - sale
al b 60 DER cent Within tho year. Those wishing 70 see
" machine end full particulars, may address L. r.
81 this Qfhoe.
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your pencil and jot down the fact that Jones' IA Ami
street. offering the greatest bargains in elegant well
and durable boots shoes and CATERS that be had in th
CITY, They all made under his eye, and he chal
lenges competition in material, shape and price.
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TOO LOsT-A BLA OK rERRIER-ON CLINTON AVE.
- nue. Brooklyn Sunday afternoon Five DollArs reward
will " paid upon his return 10 A8 Broad sueet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22

GAuEe NcrnO Gauzo Cotton silks under cIOthng
for wear Also, great variety of Shirs Collars
Stocks Hosiery &c., which will be sold at very low prices
At SCOTS cheap furnishing store 57 Fulton street door
east of Broadway.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

THIS DAY-BY JACOB S. PLATT-L. @. CAR
rngon Auctioneer pocket Knives in dozens and
cards style suited to the and western trade
consisting Of dirk and blade spring backs of elegant
styles worthy the Of retailers and others also
Knives and Forks of all kinds also Fancy Goods also Hard
Indian Hand Scythe Stones 20 Scythe Rifles Saws
Rakes Locks hnges, Bolts Serewbtts Fry Pans, Rat
English double brelled Guns Sauce Pans Teakettles Car
German silver table and tea Spoons, Forks Ladies' Fish
Knives &c also few setsfne Handssws Sale to
10 o'clock at the auction 70 Patt street. and is
peremptory Also Birmingham goods slightly damaged
and 100 bundles piano wires &c.
RY JACOB S. PLATT.-L. g. DARLINGTON, AUG
ID toneer-We dI eday, ten o'clock, in the large Sales
Room the Auction store Crocksy, China Glass and
Large sale from the Shelves in lots to suit
viz lowered blue, light blue printed white
dipped and edged 100 lots glass 500
dor Knives and Forks, Fancy Articles, Tea Trays &C.
n Roses, Daha Chrsan and other fine Plants to
be sold by A. MULLER, Auction Room, No. Wall street,
o Tuesday May I'D at half past ten o'clock.
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Whore do YOU Buy your Carpetin0, on

Cloths Rugs Shades &C. is the question of almost every
housekeeper Economists and connoisseurs should by all
the celebrated cheapest establishments in
the United States, No. 80 DO sery-HIRAM ANDERSONS.
Elegant carpetng from A. to IS per yard beautiful floor
10s.-a saving Of rs per cent. to the purchaser
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FANCY ARTICLES.

FANCY ARTICLES.
CORsE1s DE PARIS, NEW PATTERNS.---LATEST
~ fashion adopted at Paris among the most able
as they afford in the movements OF the person
who makes be had only OF Madame PkOS-
Broadway, stairs between White and aiker
streets N BThe ladies will find style, very COM
deratc price
gains goods would do well to call and ex
anime the stock Of Stewart AS Broadway he selling at
below regular retail prices Also his stock OF
Mantlas Grape Shawls, Parasos Parasoletes Linens o-
sery Gloves &c. will be found equally cheap, Iivo MIN
call. ladies, previous to purcha sing.
mo THE LApIEs-PETER ROBERTS, s73 BROAD
way, respectfully invites the attention OF the Ladies
large Ia of Embrodere &c. recently bought at auction,
which will sold 90 cent below the cost OF mporstoni
viz 1900 Esmerslda Collars (new from Isl rieh em
Collars ate usual price os biack Lace
Soarfs from 49, 50 Shaw $40 pairs enbroidered Cuns from
ss 10 wards real Lace from Is per yard $50
pairs rich embroidered and white Sis nose Ss
worth 81 figured Musns; Muslin Bands black figured Vets
and Trimming Laces Infants Robes and Waists; Cambria
dkf Lace Canes valenciennes Collars and Cus embro
dered Curtains Breakfast Caps throao anu ~'e''
Of every description
NEW woRsTED AND FANCY TRIMMING STORE, sos
IN broadway, New York.-Mrs. Alike Dcubet (latc With
NJ Peyser begs leave TO inform the ladies Of new
York and vicinity has opened Worsted and Fancy
Trimming the above place. and soiicis their nnh
patronage. N.B-Every description OF Neodeworx anu
BradinF also, Drawing and stamping faterns exeouscd
with nestness and dispatch.
NINE DEsFoURNEAUx, FROM PARIS, INFORMS
establishment 80 broadway stairs four doors from
Grand srec especially for Caps Head Dresses Paris EN-
broderes Also all Kinds Of Lingeries made to order for
ladies.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, warranted to five
in beautiful gold and silver holders with choice selection
of fine gold and silver Watches manufactured and sold
wholesale retail, by j. Y SAVAGE 90 Fulton street.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

csTATEN ISLAND FERRY NoTICE-LEAvES NEW
y YORK-7aa TO- II o'clock A. NJ and l, q g., 8, 9,
o'clock p NJ Staten Island7 g. o. 10. II O'clock A. H.
and l. g. f. SO. o'clock. p. N.
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NTERCHANTS' HOTEL FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
wi Arch Market, Phadelphia. The proprietership
and this wen known hotel which Is located
In the very Of busnes having this day passed
Of the subscribers they beg leave to state shat
with which Il has been heretofore sustained and hope
unretting attention. to deserve the patronage OF ther
friends who may visit the city on opsiIssi q
Formerly Of tho Exchange Hotel. Pittshurfh
NAPOLEON BUNELI, SINCE lST OF MAY, HAS
N opened spacious and well situated Hotel, No. $50
street. of Crosby street. and offers superior
families and single gentlemen Table
d'Hote at five o'clock.
CLUTHlNG.
(,AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITCRE-LADIES
and Gentleman having guperhuous effects to dispose Of
can obtain price for them by sending for the sub
scrber rough Fos Once who will attend at their
residences Ladies attended to by Mrs. J..
j. LEVENSTYN, 4G6 Broadway, up stairs.
o. SOA CHALLENGE-TAKE NOTICE, THAT j. D.
NCUO Noah has removed from CO Gold to 81 Ann street.
where you can get Clothing Cleaned Dyed and Repaired at
notice and upon the most terms ny
j. Il NOAH, 81 Ann street,
Two doors from William street, New York.
ID ENOyAL-H c. GUIoN, MANUFACTURER OF THE
IL celebrated French style Shirts to measure has moved TO
as the Tngon Coraza Shirts made TO order in
Shirts at wholesale at the lowest prices
n LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC-
turer No. l0Park Place New York. snd6 Royal street.
New Orleans.
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80 CONVERTS INvIoORATING CORDIAL, FOR 7 ar
Il weakre.s oy debilitv i'm poteuoy. nae

TlR. CON VEk ~
turn emissions &c. caused by improper secret habits e
ontb or excessive The sad effects
an body and enacd BIZ this violation OF the Ia w Of
and social being postrstion nervousness
head, dimness OF vision, weakness OF
tie bach exremes loss of esh appear
ance and manly vRor and decay Of vital The mind
becomes i'm rared weak and Of mental
poaor slight detection aversion 20 society,
ard incnpaotated for business matrimony.
Young man. deceived BY the Of wonderful
hooks pills. and other nostrums they
ars OF no use IN Your you will fnd IL you wish
lief procure ordal IL Is the only anchor Of hope for
YOU has restored OF health happiness
society 1t contains mercury other mineral OF
substance to njurc the patients no hndranoe frc
business of DR. Convcrs oics NO 10 Sro
Avenue 10th 18th streets Now York whore he
In these disorders Cordial - bottle enfs
bottles for S. Explicit directions and important
the married and single accompany each bottle 70 casW
wsrded TO any part Of the osun,ry s 80 tssss
matrimonial alliance has not been productive
about 70 marry sbsuid mabe iansdiate Wo q ~ essS
6oonssAsus Of physical inabuity
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TNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS-THD
exhibition of Paintings by artists the above school
will DO open every day Sundays excepted from 10 O'clock
the Church Of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
I'll 18th June inclusive. 50 cents. Catalogues I2 cents
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Two ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS, &C.-A YOUNG NAN
recently from England. Is DESTROYS OF situation In
bs the above kind Craftsman, either inhe
locomotive or cnge department flo has for
evera years with the Penpsu and Oriental Steamship
ompnny board their vessels has thorough
Of tho working marine engines and holds testimonials
ability ~ accs OF locomotives from the first
rnsnecrs England Address J. - At MessrA will nsr
Rogers Of Liberty aaA Nassau streets whoa fur
thcr psr tculav oAA DO ohtAineA.
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DARTNER wANTED-ACTIvE OR NOT-WITu A
cash capital Of three thousand dollars TO engage
IN nufacturins business in this city Address Business
-. AlAin nlIine
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AMUSRMENEa.

BROADWAY THEATRE.-MR. DYOTT REsPECrYuI.-
y that his Benefit will take place next Fri
day Evening" which occasion Tin compliance the
Wish Of many friends will appear in the character
Horn who has KINDLY given her services her first
ance In this Theatre Particulars of tho evenings perform
in future advertisements Tickets to be had Of
OFT. No. ~ Wooster street, near Broome.
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A PHYSICIANS REMEDY FOR AFFECTIONS OF THI
IA Lungs, Shortness of the Breath, &C..

II Lungs, shOrtness Of the Breath Cs ScN No. ,o~
Seth W. Sill have SSsn Il
sSa my
psre lung
breath and great bodily weakness was By
of%S Cherry which only gave relief but restored
my sn cam eSse
Afflicted with lung diseases this Bassm Of Wild Cherry.
Respectfully you'll THEODORE J. ALLEN.
f f;ss sss bottles ifr
retail. " M:r' .1s p
i fnnH Building corner Of Chambers ST. VIM Burger
and BY the druggists generally shroushous
MADAME Stalls VENUS PILLs-TIE woNDEe-
wi full of which duly acknowledged By all Who
sencratve ncapacity and mpediments to marriage they
afford within after the most pleasing
see Circulars bad regular appointed Isnts shs
are ;;
the United States or csnadas Agents gent for New s
corner Of chamSers street broadway Of Howard
Of Alien opposite
NO CURE, NO CHAEGE-Ds MURPHY: OF g COLD
Of sn b. Ssss in S = III
msa'i sa. ~ D 6Us% enc s% '
DR JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET. SO WELL KNowR
t.tion ior skill half cured that hsv.
hss sse.Sss ssssS Recent case: :as:i
four days.
mr. COOPER IA DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR rHl
s, o.bs1 bis p 70 h: ss :s.s
Ts m: :sc . ss rho
charge.
NR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcTJCAL Pr:
- Trsatis IS Greenwich Ts so enOs
to Il. s.I; ..ss. Vi. s
r as'.
sas properly hi. ssrvess In :;sossrs from -
c,n advantages and very sxtensve prastes,k
30 can yaPid easy ana rsocs. oua' rs
America
~ CONvER's INvIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR THR
- cur hx hahita
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
Protestant young GIRL to do chamberwork and waiting
or fne washing and ironing Good reference given
required Please call at no Twentieth
the Seventh avenue third floor front Can be
-
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ASSURANCES.
EAsT RIVER INSURANCE. COMPANY, NO. 81 WALL
~ street.
New YoRK, May II, 1S49.
At the annual election held this day tho
unanimously elected Directors ensuing year.
John Brouwer, Robert Boorman, James Fellows,
James Mcbride, Abel A. Low, wa. VanWageuau,
John Msrehead, Philip Embury, Henry Salisbury,
Joseph Kernochan, stanton Bebee Washn r. vermMye,
Henry w Hills Oh. N. s. Rowland, Andrew v. Stout,
Robert J. Dillon Nath1 L. erswold, William Thomson,
Thomas Nesmith, Russell Stebbns, Henry A. Howe.
And at subsequent meeting of the Board, John Brouwer
was unanimously re- elected President.
CHARLES II. BIRNEY, Secretary.
OFFICE eF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 81
~ Wall street, New York 8th May l8t9-At the Annual
Election held this day. the following genemsn elected
Directors for the ensuing year, viz:
Thos W; rhorno, John !; HeTrok. Andrew D. Heiiek.
Henry H. Ward. Gesrge Bell, John Hecker,
Martin Holman, W. q. Jacobs Philip Burrows,
John Van Boskerck.
And at . subsequent meeting Of the Board, Thomas W.
W. G. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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Wheeling banks are II per cent discount
There has been no material variation In quotations
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CASU ALTIES.

Last Sunday two young men, ofthe res
pective ages Of II and ID, brothers named
Snyder, were drowned while bathing in the
Waubesipineccn at Aliens Grove, in this
county. Their bodies wcro recovered the
next day and inferred in the same grave.
Last week young man by tho mime Of
Gilmore, was killed in this county by n
wagon load of wood upon which he was RI
ding upsc.,ing and falling upon him.
A man near Camanchc, Clinton CO., had
his leg ampulatod last week moro speedily
than il performed by surgeon, by coming
10 contact with tho saw Of saw-mil while
10 operation.
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TRAGICAL AFFAIR.

A rencontrc took place at public din.
ner in Madison Co, Ky, on the 10th inst,
between Cassius nj. Clay and Joseph
Turner. Pistols were drawn but both
missing fire, thoy rushed on one another
with bowie knives. Mr.. Clay wns stabbed
through the body-rcportcd through the
heart, but 10 he III latest ndviccs was con-
valescen,, that vital engine was nn,ouch-
ed. Turner received some stabs, from the
effects Of which he has since died.