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In my communication OF yesterday, in the sixth para
graph word was left out, and another substituted,
which materially changes the meaning OF the sentence.
1t ought to read thus:
'The contract with Mr. Heran gives Messrs Aspinwal,
Stephens Chauncey the exclusive of the ports
both sides, together with the ersve of the docks,
wharves, warehouses, and establishments of every kind
and description including the very inns"
may just well add that by the latest advces from
Chagres just received, learn that five vessels which
them are the Caroline f. Plat the Mary Parmerly, and
the schooner Savannah
OF the expenses at Chagres, you may form idea
from the following bill which paid by the captain OF
the steamer Isthmus:
To paid for unloading and transporting l20 tons Of coal
steamer Isthmus $40
Paid Tor hire for the los
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{ SCHOOL. BOOKs.-A general assortment of School
Books will found for sale, reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District, at
Mrs. ANDg RSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. Nv. between llth & 18th streets
Feb k-n pf
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ALFRED A. WOOD. Agent.

CHAGREs, 22d January, 1919.
This, it seems. sufficiently shows that Chagres would
neither be cheap convenient depot for coal, and
that consequently, Jamaica would have to be chosen for
that purposes in which steamers would be
PEELED 10 use English coal instead of own, which
may be bought at New Orleans at IS a ton. "The
loading and unloading would cost per ton at
Chagres. COMMON SENSE.
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VXTHO wants = good ciGart Answer, al do Then
w goto BEACKLEYs ts'h street, near Psnn'yysnis
avsnus) and gstit, Fsbt
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NEW MUsEC.--Mrs e. ANDERSON has this day
IN ceved the following new and popular music:
Gems of Donzes Opera Linda d Chamounix, by Boyer
The Reverv. waltz by @. w. Warren.
The May Queen Polka, by T. H. Vandenberg.
The Position Polka, by Strakosch.
The Nightingale or Bird Polka by E. Hime.
The Aembre Polka, by Scherpf
The Haunted Man aud tho Ghosts Bargain Quadrlle by
Mrs Macfarren. - s-----------------
Dotnbey e. Son Quadrile, by Mrs. Macfarren.
The Sleigh Driver Polka d Hiver, by do do.
The Streamets, by Strakosch.
Gentle words and loving smiles, song, by Woodbury..
wander to those hills each day, song. by Glover
Blanche Alpen, song of the Moravan singers.
Home my own dear mountain home, do. do.
The Welcome home, do. do.
Song OF the Drum, by Jenny Lind
Alden sweet companion song, by E. G. Harley.
Songs of the Chrsty and Campbell Mnssreis.
The Fairy's Festival ballad, by Wetmore.
Between llth and 18th streets, Penn
Feb l5-lweO.
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rT,RUSTEE'S sale OF Valuable Lots In GeOrgetown.-
By authority of decree of the circuit Of the Dis.
ct OF Columbia sitting court of chancery, the SUBJ
scrbe trustee will sell without the premi-
ses on the 23th day OF March next at O'Clock, two
ground in the village called Wilberorce the first lot
fronting 50 High street, and running back lao feet
on German street, until Congo lane the othor lot
fronting 100 feet German street, and same Congo
lane.
Terms sale prescribed by the The purchase
money be paid equal instalments at six, twelve, and
eighteen months from the day of sale the whole to bear
the day of rae and the payment thereof be
by the bond oil the with security DO
approved by the rustee cash be paid the day of
SALE the ratification thereofb by the court
JAMES MAGUiRE, Trustee.
Feb. U-3taw6w T.. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer
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Albert Van Everdinren

These paintings were assigned by Ebert Herring De-
cember 1871 for the benefit Of the United States BIO
sold, and the proceeds applied on debt due to them by
pictures snd may in the Of the
Patent Once They will be sold with their frames the
in every particular
The bids must be separate for each picture Such will
be accepted may satisfactory this office Pur-
chases will be required pay their bids in ten days after
not paid within that tme efice the right
resell them auction private sale, and the loss if
paid by the bidder who omits pay his bid. Pay
ments may bs made Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, Charleston The manner Of payment will
be specified ia the notice of acceptance. Notices will DO
sent whose bids accepted The udersiswsd
advsed pictures the most valuable offered
in the Americam market probable that swch spiendid
productions pin again Be offered q The Public
: X H. GILLET Solicitor.
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Private boxes rs cens dress circle and parquee, so
paller Is
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Messrs g. F. BROWNE and II. F. NICHOLS, Proprictors
Mr. J. B. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
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Great Sale OF vAlaabl. Old Paintings.

OFFICE OF THE Solicitor THE TREASURY,
January 8, ls49
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will
IN ceve until LIST day of March next at II o'clock
noon ened proposals for the interest OF the United States
in the following
Splendid Paintings, to aci:
No. Described a. painted by
L. The Holy Family Andrea Del Sarto.
g. Christ Bound Guido Rene
g. BInrtyrdom ofSt. Sebastian, Titan.
L. Christ Dead Martin De Vos.
g. The Nativity Reubens.
g. The Vegetable Market Francis Snyders
T. Landscape and Figures Hohbima.
g. Architecture and Marine, Claude Lorraine.
g. Halt Inn Philip Woverman.
TO- Travellers Rest Do. Do
H. Landscape and Figures David Teniers.
IL Christ tho Mount Carlo Dolc
ID Magdalen In q nwoon Cavaere Benedeto Lut.
"a 0san Sch
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First appearance of the celebrated tragedian,
Mr.. ]. B ROBERTS!

On Thursday Feb 18TH will be performed Shakspeare's
tragedy of
RICHARD THE THIRD!
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To conclude W it'll the farce OF the
LOAN OF LOVER.
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rI,IIE Gold Mines Surveyed.-Law sons map of tho
gold silver and quicksilver district of California,
hibng ali Mines dgXngs, roads, paths, houses stores.
mills missions, &C. from actual survey. Just received by
TAYLOR " MAURY,
New Bookstore near 9Th street.
Feb. ii
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Inc MEXICAN PRorocoL.-The Washington Union makes
clear that more ado has been made about this docu
man the demands SO far from having an effect 10
ouy the treaty as is pretended by some, appears
ony had the treaty been ratified 10y the President the
neo states before the departure of Messrs Sewer and
Dhord Tor Mexico whose appended to the pro-
co but that before their arrival aeretaro then the
Ia OF me Mexican government, 1t had been approved
M oy the Mexican Senate and the House Of epresen
ives according TO the forms Of their constitution "We
Know says the Union, and doubtless the country knows
wa. when the treaty was confirmed by the Senate and
sgned and sealed by the President this government had
urher control over the and
VI Mexico confirmed itwhich done on the very day
ana ABOUT the hour that arrived al the
uen seat OF govsrnmentno alteration by Or oco or 9th
ewse Except by treaty) could change irs stipua
IONS treaty can only be entered into by the President
y and with the advice and the Senate And In
ns case under confederation there nothing in the proto
co at all inconsistent with the terms of the treaty
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We have received the Presidents message in regard
the secret Protocol 1t however, simply amplifcatOn
OF the article We have already published from the Union in
explanation of the matter. aud adds nothing, therefore,
what Is already known. In the crowded state of
columns this morning, 1t must give place to matter of
more interest
The whole thing seems to us. in truth, unworthy the
NOISE that has been made about The Protocol has
binding force whate the nations, ply because
was not ratified by the treatymaking power in either
nation The treaty itself ratified by both nations,
duly and fully and all the protocols in the world signed
or not signed by the minister's could break its ga
tons, or modify its stpulaons The treaty stands the
PROTOCOL is SIMPLY waste paper. The talk therefore, in
winch some have INDUCED, that remanded to a
STATE OF war-that there is treaty, &c, is idle and
absurd " -
The Protocol may have deceived the Mexican auhori-
Ties IN regard to the meaning Of the treaty. f So the de-
cepon was crcditabie neither to honesty to Mex-
can sagacy But 1t cannot affect the done by either
The President seems TO have been guilty of blunder If
nothing more in concealing the paper But tha has
no done much damage The importance of whole
lar has been aeedlessy magnified.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

(,OSTROLLERs OFFICE. sta;s Il Nee fess The HART
AFoRD BAsk, st Hartford wEaa<toa Co y has hs e.y
ssd h s@as sots Of he sPposs,nsn, Of aessrs WASH
nx ssrss.ss ths snus1 rsistisg
ssnpuoa oles,A Sos pssss1 nsy Jsss u is>s
ys5G wAshIsoToS Hukr. costsoLss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

NuspER-On Saturday evening, at Coffee
uaas, on the corner Of Levee and Enghein sts Third
,1;osli,v an ARRAY occurred which resulted IN rhe
s,h - = man named Edward Wardle. lie was killed.
Nv rer.on called Lynch. Lynch and some other per
.o,. we're engaged in game Of cards on which War
Az made some remarks that the former cOnslde'ed
osensiye quarrel ensued, and Lynch struck "sfaie
with his hst in such a 70 XII him instaniy
~ o. Crescent an
DryL-BoTH PRINctPALs WnUsD d nc "1
Losi.rile Demovaf states that duel wss fought nfa
Newport ny between Singer the CincinnSl rI"oo' ~
master who wa horsewhipped by Nrs inzioIu ",'o
Smith the attorney who completed ihs ou,.n., -
knocking him down. The duel vas lo.sn. w. G ~,
Al eleven paces and IT the hrsi hre SiniH va" s-D'
through the thigh aud Singer through tne arm
At The Assem- bed crowd gave three cnecrs ana 'ne Oe
hgercnts left the ground
nso,ySKD-The Hs-terH Team printed at
Al Antonio, Of late date ssys Within the last four
ar hge DAYS not lees than hve and some report seven
tte, have Icon found ia the san Antonio River and
he dich leading from the Alamo to the head Of the
r,ver supposed 10 have been drowned Inc names %
49,, o,,lv have been asceriancd Davenport and razer
,he after en- mployed in this Office
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Passengers Arrived.

In r'a~'hr So~toHer. from cAs'ie'f'H M.'e. Long'e-t,
Php Carstsng Hand kay mond and Levy,
Ma Gray M Cowsn Mrs. smith, Ms Storm. Mr. Avery, Nc
Wakefield Mrs Bower, Ms Chapman aus chhd Mr. Ssrk, Mr.
chddren Bush Mr. s-venson three
children and Lyon, ads and son Cn~e and .dy
sdy chdd A Cshn, siy and family, Lieut. VI
Jadsh and sdy Levy AID ady Grac- lady ard fanny,
screvn lady child and servant Grant and LADY Rev ~, att
hhd Thser Oss-ou, Csmsruu. Bone- w sw--
dsy. Psrmeee W DE Khan Charles wlcor Pratt. H.
Calhoun. ~ Pace wood } NAhAn W ourdon.
Muufoe Il Tobey Hand. NJ AGder.on Pope. w Ca.
,.ry Dal. stevens Seward Bsrstow, Co.'s, A
CnN.s lyman Csrs Marsh Hdteon, and 10 steergc
NsnNphar V~ isra CrNsJohn Mas.on. Angelo Nelss
A Jas Butef~ orts A Manshem. John A Scott
n b,s Tro from Co,s-Mr Thompson and family
Nhson auc fanny. Roy Al and family
~ br,g Nary ayss from Galrfen-Cspt wm Sawyer and
cliid. MrMN d ksl,r
IL bark Barbara, o~ Lo"de"de'y-Mss Jane oDonoe sni
st~-rsge
IN sAip Me-yh J-cr Ns'r Or!eansmr s"ssn' Nj. DSce
Nj. F.uIku-r Rush, Msses sha Mr. Morrison, Mr. Bot
M Kaeh daughter Mrs Mathew Mss Creeosy N'
J-ukr. Mss Bray. Mf kugehur-t Mr banihe .
In b,tg Ere for. SauInraA-Mf. Wsbster Mrs Msr and
Me snmm.f. fh,nIey, Mss ~ George. N WEB
si.r Levitt, d B,an Ceum Ky, A Beals, FINN
10 8 q the
n Big Ksiadssr re Cr1eeaF Morgan. san Js'' Ma
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BOOK TRADE.
NCW ENGLrsH 1ooxs

At REDUCED PkiC Es-lnPorted b. .. APPLE
ATDN s co. - Broadway
southry's Common-P ace Book choice passages. NO
"a re- sol-. poluca philosophical hlstoricsl 3oeucai.
ard mlscr slrous Edited BY his Son-inI Law. J. W.
Warrsr. BID vol 7r0. - -
TIE Doctor 8e. unfof VIA -he shove. ~ - sie Rob
-rf ~olfL-y EDITED By bis >Cu-ln Law. v Warfer -
$40. =
Ro-We- Life Of Johnson. inciud nE their Tour the
Het-drs ly John ". Croker, IL ID. A u-w etirGn.
ec Tied and enlarged. " h lOrras vol argr, sV0 o.
PRINCIPLES ~ n y-'cs snl Mei-orc,1sy hyProf Mailer.
comprising resriv So raEe-. illustrated With 5o
Fravlrg, vol 'vo s.
Technology. or Chemistry Applied % ihe Arts snd -
Nanuflcturls by Knapp Illustrated with over 80
er1rsFinEs vols 8vO.
II stone Gallery oi Por'rsIrs and Painting. vifh Ne
oir- of The eiraIa men oi every and coan-
Try. .ta over so engravuEs vos 3v0 vols IN .
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Mical.ey History Of England. Vols sri n. q =
History u The Bank cf Eng and. Times and Trad
lions - John Francis. = ro.s g fo
s.nge copies OF books imported % order per every
steamer. els Us
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nEAFARINA ANDFLOTROFPE

aftIce. teng prepared BY eKracuns Ie &C ~ U
are peculiarly red for the daily uf al persons "lo
require nghi. delicate nouushing food adapted 10 pre-
the stomach condition 10 resist the nnusnccs o
cno era epidemic and SIN lar Sumner diseases for -as
by Messrs T. HOPE / CO l52 Chamters-st J. ? hi,.-
man. Sg7 Greeuwlch-st; J. Casirre, III hudson-sl Il
Perrine Br l05 Canal-st; Luther Hampton - CAna
Il Oakley Rapalye. 81 Huds0u-st Clark DOreuus'
u Nnih-sv.. Abe Spagldng, Twenueihsi and Natn
sv. Mott, FoTlysev enih-st snd Exnil-aN fafA
Tiford ~ Sixthav.. Halslrad, - Carm-ne-si W II
Jackson. ST Slxthav., Il Badeau. Nl broad"Ay Jonn
Cook 7S5 Broadway. X A Kerr. ~ Broadway Chester
Drgss. 6sl Broadway, Mitchell 5Sl Bowery; Morris
4 Fowler. cor. Uuvsrsfy-plsce and IWenAsL' W ,
Yale o UniOnp place; NJ g. Lane, cor. Ienih-sL and
Fourlh-av 4 Po.hemus cor Fourih-sL and Bowery; K
+ Field. s. Third-sv Hunter, - Third-ag; sparks
cor Firsav and S-venn-st }. Ladds - tIsiay.i h.
Mas cor Firsay and Second-st; Fowler Odell. 80
tirandst; Evsrts Hays. - East Broadway Gassner
4 Young. - Chaihan-st &c les lwis
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DIED .

~ rs..S.y onE Juo- D. JAM We ~ n.itts~ Hutrh n'oa
ffs 6al - effs, from t- f-sc7.es
.,p.c, - n. suty avfsj TO sttsaa.
fpi -. ~ CaDt ELIsr D. fJRI
, ,us ms. oi "a En.gn, requested D. .iruf a.
srnon J0Bs Is Al otyct nt hs st. fssdssce, no
ssearf q
Az BrookJs Jgns H. PEitk -on Of Capt Abfthsn bantas
- J., ,s.f. mOoih ard % days
s.s,. if-n1. D The fam fssf-rtl invited o. ~
-. fasratt fWe1l-s5sJ afternoon a. cocs a. ihe
49,. u h, fsibsf, I0l Concord - Broosi,u.
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JOHN WILEY lel BROADWAY,

ID BLISIIEs THIS DAY. No. p Gn l2mo uniform with
Dumhey and SON. is-ucd from the early sheets
Of the London edltiou,l price l.t cts
Charles Dickens new work. The Copperfed Survey Of
the world ~ Rolled The personal history, ads centuries,
experience and observation 0f David COpperheid, the
yuger of Bunder stone Rookery hch he never meant
o be- published on any account The authorized edition,
illustrated with TWO hnc wood cuts, designed by u. h
Browne and engraved IN The hnest style
just uuhli- shed - The Dead Sea kNpedition United
States Exploring Expedition t0 the Dead sea ami Source
of The jordan. Oicsl Narrative, by W, r Lynch,
L. ; y Com. vol 8vo. with numerous engravugs and
maps. - - o..
n Factsin Ciergvman's Life by Rev Charles Iay-
Ter NJ A author OF Indy May" Mark Wltou,' " Mar
garrett. In vol i-rno cloth p c,t Is Tor sale ty
ell 2ts JOHN WILEY, l6l Broadway.
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coon ROCKS ON HEALTH.

PUBLISHED BY FOWLERS AND WELLS
(LINTON HALL, IN and ljl Nassau--t near the PARK
y New Works and editions from our Catalogue.
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All works on Physiology Phrenoiogy, Hydropaihy
rai,b and Tie natural sciences generally, may be OBJ
tanned Of rUW LEhS * ~, !" ni.i,, si, 81,
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~ prOrIamnfjOn.-

~ Pr0clamnt ion.W hereas. o j. made by iaw The
duty Of every prsccing physician IN The Ciiy Of New"
YORK make a report wrunE % the Mayor. The Board
Of Health or either Of the Comm Ioners of Health of
cry patient be shall have labornR under any pesuenrai
Infections disease between Tie Jl- day OF May and ne
1T dag Of November within e hours ailer tie same shall
have come to biz know edge.
Now. therefore. ]. Caleb ; WoOdhul. Mayor 0f saii
city pur-usnce % resolution passed by TIE Board 10
Health. with view TO enable said Board % announce
with accuracy the public whether, and % what extent
the cholera other mall gnan disea-e i prevail ng
n This city do hereby this proclamation, enjonng
under the strict penalties Of he Jaw" on NJ physcian-
keepers Of boarding and odgngOuse-, the pOuce ana
ciuzcus. make immediate report IN writing 70 ne
Mayor the Board Of Health either u The Commission
OF Health. The Mayors Ofice. City Hall, the name
and residence OF every ind vdua attacked with any such
disease within = hours after be shall ascertain or suspect
the nature Of the complaint.
To insure accuracy physicians requested 20 com
pee their reports by stating The recovery or death Of their
patients.
Witness my hand and seal this 3lsi day Of May, 1912
iel3 lawisu lSignedl CALEB : WOODHU Ii. Mayor
rY- Nofice.-The medical practice Of the late Dr. H.
Sherwood Chronic Diseases together with the prepara-
lion Of his well known magnetic remedies ard machines.
l. continued usual hs late residence by II H. sHkk
WOOD Successors. 10 Chsmbers-s y I Iel 2FiseOd'
~ ChOlera.-GFo. ROGFRs's Stomach Tincture i 4
preventive and cure properly made use o. one dose
effects cure Principal depot Chambers-sl and from
tie carriage travels through the city leI WIS
~ DIR. DE Lnney's Medical and surgical Of
fee. 81 Lispcnard-st street south Of Cauast I.
Once hours from A. NJ to- r NJ my9 lms'
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EoreiHu porfs.

A. csracos xsy p. -hr su'h ron . kti. 81 % P-f
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An 2 prr-
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NEW ENGLIsH WORKS.

IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY PUTNAM i56
1 Broadway
Southey'- Common Place Book, svo cloth q.
Eadlr's Biblical CycOpedia, 8vo. cloih. SO
Percyal on Lemeues- IN the Horse, coofed Psies 6yO
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BOxams Gothic Eccle-ascal Architecture, l(tno - 10
Memoirs Of Thomas Burche, by ". r. Burchell, por-
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TayOrs LOyOa and Jesutsm IN Us kudlmen's' l.ino'
g p
Twinng on the Philosophy Of Painting, 80 ~ a.
Ricknan's Architecture. 8vo. cloth. -.
Luck-tt on Microscope 8vO. cloth. - lel@ <ts
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I. n. or n. TO -oer-1.,. - =,


Lodge No IS hereby notified 20 meet ~ The Lodge
Room, ~ BOwery. ths Wednesday. Al a p VI fof The
purpose u attending the funeral Of our lsf- brother
ELiU ? BURT. By order of WM H. BALL. y ~
R0sr II. iioLNs. Secretary. jeJlr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
spoken. &c.

Js-- s a. r s.s.-a -tT rah "a por.
~
~ =. 20 cap Hsrrs. A.. from iaf Ir
sTp0o
ss az NJ IT. -is wu Cor--i rn Bsor ~ Dsre-
fsrN Narr rs. fsf hssf 20 irr 20 ffFs.
- R-r A.. hr g; Arfr--. 80 f-sr.elL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
has declared 3 semi annual dividend Of l0f cent Mr..
Joseph Hokie is the agent in This Ciy.
The Ereaiag Journal publishes the annexed

has declared semi. annual dividend Of l0.f cent Mr.
Joseph Hoxie is the agent in this Ciy.
The Ereniag Journal publishes the annexed
anal receipts
Receipts for tolls on all the canals during the fr.i week
During same period in g7
Decrease n 1919 sf2s1s u
Aggregate receipts for tolls on all canals 10 he
enf Of fret week In June isff f..........s70aglq II
Aggregate receipts same period in sss... II s73 g.
Aggregate decrease IN i5fs...............sgls4 n
At Boston the Money market is essy at legal
rates The Banks are discouniing freely At PhIa.
delpha also, the market continues very easy stocks
in both cities following this market are improving
The exports from Boston for the SIX weeks
ending June q, have been:
Foreign mdse.... So 40 Same time ast yr.s os5sH
Totai.........s ,s52o5s
The imports Of specie since lst January were
si.l7iyOo and the exports during the period
sI33g73
The Directors o; the Vermont Central Railroad
Corporation voted, Saturday lat, to issue two mil
lion stock At % cent the dolar-the present
soc khoders having the right 10 take for every two
share they now hold This makes the present capital
Of the Company s6,OO0OOO-two millions created at
par and four millions at 20 cent? The actual par
t. 81 cents l'is hoped tha; this Road viii be com
pleied durin. the present year
The Greenville and Roanoke Railroad is rapidly
growing in prosperity. The total Of the work was
somewhat than s2s4OO The receipt. for the last
year, ending April 80 were s30353 the expenses, in
cuaing improvements and interests, s2OG3i leaving
profit balance Of sO92e out Of which dividend was
declared Of q per cent and the residue principally ap
piled 10 the reduction Of debt now diminished to the
petty sum Of 900.
DR.. Josiah o. Watson, Of Johnston Co. n. c.
has authorized the Ragh Standard to say that he will
be OF one hundred to take the entire stock,
million Of dollars Of the Central Railroad at So
900 each.
Railroad Convention was 10 have been held
a, Salem Marion Co. Ind. the 4ih inst The Gov
ernor Of the State, and Col Benton and Gen. Shields
were expected to be there
The Ro,lyood JourH0l says
L. The only engaged making ra.
oi The D. ~hHh ~er- Co. up 0rh hi. v.T m ls4o-7
ns,srs per Hs<ti making per vss At
the Trenton Iron Coupsns Wors Msssr. Reeves, Buck Co
rsuning Ph-nU Iron WOfks the echuyi
knf ID Harbof Iron susq3-hsnns The
TfefsEsr Wors Redmond sso strp ra for tie
Richmond ard Dsuyils kshrsd.
A mills New parier have recently
Company Danve and thsr mill be
pui ~ roik mstlas rails The present year
railway companies. that they readily from a. 70 90
mills Dsned than the p'ge sed
fpr ofdiuary Englsh rail- m ihis msrkst
potsctoo sIsd fore competition 20 enable
operations th< OF might -
form alter and The would never otg
high a. 80 ton In two years -e ssr c-o- from 80
per The mills prefer q t-ep them operation
-, ihso prcss ~il barely r-non-
rais The eTp.u.s u working ihsm.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

yU,BF POTATO PLANT It's uses and properties, togeih
r with the cause. the present mslsdy me extension oi
hat disease other plants sc &c. by Afed since
) Price ~; Ct s,,. .
The American Minstrel collection of Music arranged
To be sung hy three and four voices. with complete and
r b sysf.n OF elementary instruction; designed iof
.rboos academies and select classes BY George An
s,ews and Asahel Abbott Pnce 81. cts.
Ioue.'s ipear Perspective. Nos and 2-Pnre . cents
Tti. The very best work for schools ever pull shed
Tbe Nsferugl Management 0f Children 10 Health and
Disease By Thomas Bug, MD. Price - cents FROM
- ~, ~. .sie bv c ~ sAXTON, l2l Fu0n-st
- a. late from Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

- 4 Regular Monthly Meeting of the Yolns
None Carroll Benevolent A--ociann - . be- held a. ffe
corner of Cahsnne sud Henry f@rfrance H-r-y-st
"wednesday evening June iI PuucrI.l aerda ance oi
the members requested Bv order of The President
Jel3 THOMAS WALLACE secretary