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give the operator here about s2l2 for red ash aud
81 81 for white ssh which In all conscience is low
oUgh.
Ma, oa pds upon Tire trade below Ia dxing prices
ard regret TO learn that one or two firms osr
ing coal below thsts Rates prsdoated Oh purchases
made from small dealers In this region ruinons rates
for eash II there In other mode Of Checking sush
suicidal course you'd bs far better for larger
orerstors here to buy the coal OF these and
less themselves: hut II this dons 1t he
come necessary fr the eomm immunity 10 protect itself
from the conduct Of suoh oadmen who to bs b. Mt
upon the ruin OF Themselves and neghbors by cutting
of the business faculties loaued to them and lot
tske Of Themselves. Such may bs dee med
harsh by some; but when the acts OF few yidu
affect the whole community injnrioasly, hold that
the community have right 70 adopt gorous
couptsract there ~fcts by all lawful With a
their reach We admit that the result of last years.
business beyond the control of operators, but
such Ia not the case this The cartang
with all its disastrous aud mortfsipg resute has been
eucouptered aud IL fair prices not obtained this
the responsibility will rest the trade itself
Another years. business such the last will bankrupt
the whole rrgion
The retail price of coal has advanced twenty i've
per ton In Philadelphia, to correspond with the
advance In freight and toll on the railroad.
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Gen. William Cuilum IL an ndepe ndent whig candi-
date for Congress for the 9Th district Of Tennessee
T. B. Thorpe Is spoken Of as tho Taylor whig IAN
didrte for Congress in the Sd district of Louisiana.
The municipal election Of Montreal Ca, took place
on Monday last.
James A. Sidden is the whig candidate for Congress
for the Richmond district of Virginis.
The Hon. James Cooper, u. s. Senator from Penn
sylvabs resigned his seat in the State Senate on Sa
turday last. special election to supply the vacancy
will be held on the 10th inst.
Jehp NJ. Forbes Is the whie candidate for Congress
in the Fredericksburg, Va, district.
f. w Leavenworth is the whig candidate for Mayor
OF Syracuse.
Samuel Richardson is the democratic candidate for
Mayor Of Rochester.
James E. Belser Is spoken Of as the whig candidate
for Governor Of Alabama
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ST. LOUIS, (Mo. } Feb. II, ls49.

Col. Frenont-Jndian Drpreddttons- Fire, SC.
A letter, Just received from Puebla, New Mexi-
co. states that Col. Fremont was there route for
California, on the I'D OF November He had en-
countered very severe weather on the plains, and
Those that he still had with him were much faded,
though he had procured some fine fresh ones at
Bent's Fort, on the Arkansas. The snow was two
feet deep at Puebla, yet Col. Fremont and his par
ty pursued their wa. They were last heard from
on the 18th November. They were then IN the
mountains, making but slow progress. The writer
states that the route of Col Fremont will lay far
Their south than any previously travelled by him
from the United States He was in good spirits,
and thought he would accomplish the trip without
unusual inconvenience, considering the inclsmen-
cy Of the season. Twenty-Five miles above ebla,
at small village, the party succeeded IN purchas-
ing corn. Col. Fremont dismouDted his company
At this point and packed all his animals with grain
and provisions. Alexander Podey, an old ard ex-
perlenced mountain man, had joined the party, as
campmaster.
The writer states that the Indians in his vicinity
were quiet, though there were reports from Vegas
hat the Cheyenon, had stolen some three hundred
&veInment horses.
There was no news ofimportance from Santa Fe
have nothing OF especial local interest to COM
mSlcate.
TIE Legislature OF Illinois has at length passed
abll'yrsnting TO st. Louis the right to improve her
harboA and another authorizing the cree ion OF a
wire sspension bridge across the Mississippi.
We Nd small fire here this morning, interest
ing only,n account Of the "reminiscences connect
ed with te property destroyed. The building was
the old StIouis post office small affair, ten feet
front, by tventy deco In 1881, when fret visited
this city thapost office was located in this build.
ing. The Whole duties were performed by man
and boy, anoshe men carried on an extensive tur
business besldS. We then received an eastern
mall ence per wNk. ARGUS.
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Died.

On the 9th inst, NELIs j. NoRsrEoM, aged Al years
and 10 H. nths,
His relatives and friends, and also those Of his bro
ther.iD. MIR Juo Muekel respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Wednesday, It'll instant at four
O'Clock, p NJ from his late residence No. 3S5 Sixth
avenue, without further invitation.
State of Maine papers will please copy.
On Turrday morning 9Th inst, at his late residence,
Beiry's Hill New Jereey, Mr.. ABRAHAM J. BERRY, aged
"a years months and 1s days.
In jersey City on Tuesday morning, 9th instant, In
the $50 of her age JANE KNOX, widow Of the lato
Robert Knox. of New York.
The friends Of the family, as also the members Of
Hancock Lodge No. ~, o. of o. F.. rsspectf ally
invited ate her uneral this "wednesday after
noon at four O'Clock from the residence Of her bro.
ther-in law, John Mcbride, 85 Montgomery street.
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CANTON Ship Horburs-Dr w Ruocbenbs,vs, e.., .,.
missioner ut canton. '' TWIN . oom-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ship Yortsbire-ws,,sr w Pa. W..
- -'e'-A~' A"u"'A N VOC
HAvRr-pachet ship Admiral WioAIIds Ca uh.,r.
dAnss o. the States ~ ruiin lady ana ser Want Tys 49,
unn seirman hsster Herman napier Bavaria. Nrdn
rasqnsr pomp Artr tr Ronde p.ris Mr. IsosrvSod q
~ eer NJ Anssndsr Lenenr Mr. Andrew Brady Sc icu
"o'' ~"u A'' ~ tos svsss-
bIyERPooL-Shp Tsrsss Kiug-Miss xaoard
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SrKps.-In new clover there Is fair demand, aud
we notice Q ef 200 bbts ~ ca cts. II notify IL
quoted at 5. f2l per tisrce.
TALLow. 1000 lbs. prime sold ut 8Sc.
TosAcco here have been sales OF 100 hhf'. Ken
lucky, Sc. a.; cts, snd 100 cases Psansyivsnia
SEED l-st at %. = 101 cts.
wH,sxsf, r rison Is quoted at 23S cts, with sales
of $50 bbls.
WHAlfs3sE.-we notice GALES OF 10, 600 lbs. North
west coast at about 80 cts.
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~. "A DESPERATE B&GLAR. - Yesterday morning,
nj wm. Stewart,No. 9 Canal street, on waking,
t.innn man u bis rom, who was searching bis pan
SoSYds, ~ on being eccosted, pretended he Wa.
bis avn Nose AID bad m,stsksn the room for
70 tSs strsst ne ssv his early vsiter passing In
CO. ne oIsr h,. Go.ie kyle revolver and threen
having the d.sirsd .sct too'ed him. His threat not
pursuing him. CommisssrJ De S,m.a az NJ RronninS
,."s ssons wnr%o1s iOin Mr. stewart tho
tween Burgundy and Rampant, he d. ~. - ~
Dc Aimss at the corner Of Rampant 700 No.. VA WI.
three fhots ut Corporal Wbittsmore and <, R,ovnns
None Of thea took effect, and the pursuit -.
ned until be made stand, and threat.nss a.ath -
the man who should approach him. He wasTnocssS
ing taken he identified as the celebrated ,s os
6gAsuss thAs1 ~ Va Aook-k. o. Dstts, Fsk' "a
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Move ments or individuals.

Among the rumors relative to the offices under the
new administration. John Young will be Collector of
this port f, the LIST of June next at which time Mr.
Lawrence's term expires and John A Collier Naval
officer of tn port. Gen. Van Rensselaer, Is said will
be Post Master At Albany.
Capt Sbaunbury has been restored to his original
rank in the u S. Army, by the President.
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cotton Trade.


The receipts At this port since the lat inst HAYS
4tO bales exports, 500, taken by spnnsrs 2900
speculation 1000; stock 10 city unsod, 10000; amount
on sale, 10 600
In relation to the movemeu ts in this market stew.
arts Crculsr, Of this date, tays:-
The market closed very dull at the date Of my last
circular Niegars the sales Tuesday not exceed
ipg 500 bales with good snpoly Offering which forcad
holders Offer greater Inducements to yers the fol-
lowing day ard the amount disposed of resched 800
bales. On Thursday, 22i, there was more steadi-
nets evinced. with better inquiry, macy parties
parcels mad been disposed OF the presiding DAY,
AID the sales amounted to 8 900 b@les, which
relieved the market Of most Of the pressing lots
Early Friday morning 23d ut. lesrasd OF the
rival of che Eoroca At Halifax tha preceding day by
Geographic despatch which was received from st.
John, N. b. q continuous Communication with that
town bein just COM eted Ths summary Of the news
the great leesth OF the II oe making it diff
hcult to transmit it fre-ly;-by which. however,
learned that he business ut Liverpool had continued
large he last tnight, and that further advance of
fun had been obtained This news beirg oect
ed holders az advanced their prices o., at which
about 1aCo bales we're seld The stea@sr reached this
port early Saturday morning. and the letters bsnS
considered fcy conhrmstory, the sales reached 500
bses, esebie hing the advance obtained the day b.
fore On Monday, Goth, the amount on sale at Satur-
dayS proes wei Increased, which checked hs buoyaut
feeling previously existing, the sales reaching 600
bales, chiefly in large PARCELS Tuesday, tins weather
was in rs but fe buyers Dat. holders
became rather more solctoas to make sales tho day
advanced, and the transactions. which amounted to
!, 400 bales, exhibited an easier market-whch was
at the Gaze the following day the sales Of which
320 bales, at eighth lover prices tnan the rates Of
Monday On Thur.day the sales were $500 bales; on
Friday 1850, and Saturday 1000, with q CONTINUED
weak msrktf, prices closing the week vsiy similar to
those existing previous te this arrival Yesterday they
200 baier, with initedi Hquiry-n at0ns
are adjusted to the close Of bust ness.
The recept decline which has again ensued, after an
advance obtained immediately after the receipt Of
highly favorable advices from Europe can only b
counted for on the supposton that buyers irmsd
at tho cennusd srge receipts Of cotton at the ports
and are fearful that the yield may exceed $500 900
bars. tight money market here, aud tina declining
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York from she th Febr
arJ to the Sd day VI March, ls49
Men, "; Women IS; Boys, 81; Girls. 50.-rotal 28a

Men, ~; Women. IS Boys, 81: Girls 59.-Total 2sa
Abscefs apopexy l2 asphyxa l; asthma a'rophs, Il
sDgna beedpg slsedsg from lungs bur. cd or sealest
broneh,tis q csrbunce q consumption. S oonvul
Isl Group gsstou ofiubgs dsbty delrum
]; diabetes dsrrhea dropsy dropsy in the hoad
49, dropsy il the chest Il drowned dysentsry sryspsias s.
Fracture fever. fever bilious fever Puelea ev re-
mnt fever scarlet fever tvpnod fever typhas. Is
c l; beart disease Of hoopug Dough- iahanma
OF brain S fsmmaon Of bow els H. ELIMINATION Of lungs
temIe,anee msrasmua measec Modification old
unkpown,4
I6; 10 3D. g. 10 to 80 So 81 to o. 30 ~ &c. 81 30 Co. IL
60 to 70, T; 20 to No. 4; 80 to 81. J; unknown, Q
A. W. WHITE City Inspestsx
City Inspectors Office March g. lS48.
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Council Chamber, Feb II, 1s4s
The Coal Trade for Is40.

From the Miners Journal
As tho season Ia rapidly approaching when the trade
will open for l849, few remarks on the subject will
not be deemed out Of place
tissenerally eoncsded that there will BE- over
stock on the frat Of April Of any consequence In the
market, probably not more than 30 or rs 900 tons,
while on the hrst Of April Of the previous year the
supply last year sept market was $4,000 tons to
which add 200 600 tons oversook the former year
and II makes the ccpsumption for the year ending
April 1S49, in round numbers. 1880 to this
an increase Of $50 90 tons, which very moderate
and the supply required for the ensuing year will be
8.4s9 900 tons. or this quantity
The Lebieh furnish not more than. ;. 100000
Delaware and Hudson Co. do .... 100000
Pin.grovs, Shamokn and wikesbarre, do. 400 900
increase over lsls 145 600 tons. Il $50 900
Leaving for the Schuyki region to fur nish $50 90
8 $4,000
Being increase Of about 900 tons over the sup
ply furnished last year.
so far the supply tbsyear falls short Of the quantity
sent Co same period last year about $4,000
when we take into confederation the DISASTROUS state
OF the trade last year. which not only checked all
Improvements in the coal regions but nearly all pre-.
psration during the winter for this YEARS. business
and the fact that the railroad company net sdd.d
any Increased facilities to their establishment for
ryng coal to market this year have every to
believe that 1t will keep our colleres busy TO mine
and the railroad and canal with the present facili
tea) fully employed to carry the necessary quantity
require to msrket.
Inc above 10 a fair aud ssnd;i statement Of the
trade, which commend to tn attention OF our ope-
rators before they offer their coal for sss than fair
nerSting prices, not only to themselves bat to the
labor Of the region also, wh'eh this whole commu
nifty Dependent for the nsorsaries OF e. All that
required To refuse 30 sell II less than fair prices
ana they can be obtained-thers Is no necessity for
cutting under each other this seaeon--sll the coal
that can be mined and carried to market will DO re-.
qured. II II true that the demand ut nrst TN oonse
quebce Of cssh payments for to will not be very brisk
but the cer at low rates viii not facilitate the sale
when not wanted-ths etate Of the monsy nsrkst for
bios and common prudence, to say nothing about
common sepee would dictate that the mines shoud BE-
worked only to moderate extent at the commence
msnt OF the seasou. and the quantity only increased
No Ine demand increases Let each one rscoleos that
nsouction OF only twelve and half cents per ton
VIII cause lsss to the trade AMI this region, the
nutpefs OF the presspt year, Of not lass than two
nspdred ana tbhty.two thousand dollars, and on
20 COO tons. q loss Of Sc $50
Al the present rates Of freight and toll red ash coal
ought not {? BE- e0d On board ct Richuond for Lsss
shap - pr hn, And white lab d }a7S This would
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In Washington Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Smith Pyne, d. d Rector of st. Johns Church,
Lieut.. RIcHAnp WAISwaIGHr, U. s. Navy, to Sally
FRANKLIN, daughter OF the late Richard Bache, Esq,
OF Philsdephia.
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MASSACHUSETTS VS.. South CARoLrNA-The fol-
lowing message was transmitted to the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, on Saturday last, by the
Governor OF that State, accompanied by the rsso-
lutions OF the State OF South Carolina =
To THE Hon. SENATE:-
herewith communicate: for the use Of the Senate,
the resolutions OF the Legislature OF South Carolina
on the subject Of applying the principles Of the VIII
mot proviso to the territory acquired from Mexico.
One Of those resolutions declares, in decorous but
plain terms that the time for discussing this subject
the part Of the slave States has passed. and that
South Carolina Is prepared operate with her sister
States In resisting the application Of the principles Of
the proviso to suoh territory. at every hazard.
With undoubting confidence that slavery may be
excluded from any territory of the United States
where does not exist without the least infringe
msnt upon the rights Of the slave States
Massachusetts, has expressed her purpose Of opposing
such extension inconsetsnt with the spirit Of the
constitution the views and int of ts trainers
and the rights Of humanity.
1t Is hoped that the National Legislature will
promptly extend The principles Of that proviso which
are none other than the great principles of the ord
Of 1897 all the territories Of tho Union
ana leave TO those who may choose to resist such Q
law, to judge Of their own course.
GEO. N. BRIGGS
Council Chamber II 1&Ao
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SALE eF GOVERNMENT PAINTINGs.-The Built
more Sum- under date OF the 18th inst, says The
sale OF paintings by old masters, collected by and
late the property of Ebert Herring, Esq, took place
yesterday, under direction of the Solicitor OF the
Treasury. The following are the awards: Virgins
Child. and st. John, on panel, Mr.. Peter German,
at $3.50 81; Christ Bound j c. Mcguire, Washing
ton, $l05; The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, Mary
Ann Irvine ,ot Pha., $500; Dead Christ, on panel,J
c. Mcguire. Washington, $lo5; The Nativity, ] G.
Mcguire, 1925; the Vegetable Market. Mary Ann
Irvine, $500; Landscape and Figures, on panel,
j. o. Mcguire, Sl05; Architecture and Marine, J.
c. Mcguire, Sl05; Halt at an Inn, John B. Morris,
Ann Irvine, $3.50; Christ on the Mount, J. c. Ma
guire, Sl26; Magdalen In a Swoon, ]. c. Mcguire,
sos; Saint Sebastian, J. G. Mcguire, SIG; Snow
Piece, J. G. Mcguire, $226; Travellers Rest ohm
B. Monls Baltimore, $135 SO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05
PuBLIC SPEAKING.

William Herod and William J. Brown, candidates for
Congress in The 9Th Congressional District, will address
their fellow citizens at the following times and places:
Shielville, Hamilton CO., Tuesday. July Sd, A o'clock.
Lancaster. Upton CO., July oh. IL O'clock.
J. French's, Pipe Creek, Madison co., July 6 h, 10 O'Clock.
Alexandra, Madison CO., same day, al 4 O'Clock.
AudersOutown, Saturday, July 7h. ! o'clock.
New Columbus, Madison Co., Monday, July 9Th, 10 O'Clock.
Nashville, Hancock CO., same day, at 4 o'clock
Pendieton, Tuesday, July 10th, 10 O'Clock.
P. Staalss. Hamilton CO., same day, at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. CsldwelPs. Venom Up Hancock CO., Wednesday,, July
IL. 10 ocluck.
Perkinsvile. Madison co., Thursday, July 18th, 10 o'clock.
STA yion, Madison CO., same day, at 4 O'Clock.
Cicero, Hamilton CO. Friday, July 18th, 10 o'clock.
Westheld, same day, al 4 O'Clock.
No5lesville, Saturday. July l4th, 10 O'Clock.
Bethlehem, Hamilton CO., Monday, Juis 10Th, 10 o'clock.
Bfoad Ripple, Marion co., same day. at A o'clock.
Lsnessille, Alaiion CO., Tuesday, July nth, 10 o'clock.
H0sss Store, same day, al 4 o'clock.
Buck Creek School House, Buck Creek fp, Hancock county,
Wednesday. July 18th. 10 o'clock.
Place Of holding elections, Jones, tp, Hancock county, same
d,y, at 4 O'Clock.
Further appointments will shortly be made. Papers
in the different counties in the district where the ap-
pointnents are made, will please publish the above no.
lice. The friends Of Messrs. Herod and Brown will
confer a favor on them by putting up notices of the mp
Pointments in their respective vicinities- (Jsurnai copy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05
SAIE.

sSY whine Of a certified copy Of a decree of the Marion Circuit
- tru:t, issued BY the clerk Of the said court and to me dhectel q,
wherein W lillian w.. Morrison, Thomas II. Sharpe, Geoge McDongal
and William u. Morrison, and George Me DOugal, are comTlinanis,
and John :. Christian, William Nj. I Tristan. and James n. Christ
ian, IRE defendants, win on the 2ah July, ls49, at the Ceut House
door in the city of indianapolis, in the county of Marion State of In
dana, within the hours prescribed by law, expose to public sale. III:
rents and profits for seven years Of the following described real estate,
situate "a said county of Marion. io-Nit:
The east half of the northeast quarter Of section twenty two, tz2)
in IoN nship fourteen IA north, Of range three () east. containing
eighty acres more or less.
Aud should the said rents and profits Of the sad tract Of land then
and there not 10 sod for a sum sufhcien NJ to pay and satisfy TO said
eonPliinaris the amounts respectively due them, on said decree. to-
sethrr with the interest and co q, will az the same time and place,
expose 10 public sale The fee simple of said real estate, and all the es-
tale tight, Interest claimed and demands in law and equity ofthe said
John ;. Christian, William VI. Christian, and James \. Christian
and also all the rghI aud interest which Martin S. Christian, deceas-
ed, had aud held therein before and al the time OF his death, to satisfy
the said conplainln ts respectively, the several amounts OF principal
ami interest due them respectively, as in said decree specified, To-
gctier win costs. CHARLES e. CAMPBELL,
July 3, 1919 CTS Sheriff NJ. G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05
DIR. MARTINS

COsnpOtsisd SYRUP OF lid Cherry.
FENHIS Compund is ont of HE hes: remedies ever Offered To the
~ public in Coughs. whether arising Tum Colds, or The u AOoping
Cough, of that dreadful maiady Consumption. Few remedies, in The
short time IL has been before the pubie, have effected - many cures.
The ~ prietors are every day receiving orders for it at 4 distance. and
IN this Ity, IA which they have been highly sraiIfed 10 learn It's good
effects The Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Mary
land, Uhe RI Rev. w. r.. Whiting CHAM has authorized IA 10 say lie
has used il ia his own person with decided benefit aud our medical
ends do not scupe TO recommend il as one of The best remedies IA
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, sc, which they have ever mt
with. The following is from a highly respectable Physician on Kent
Island, whom we made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (Md) June %. 1877.
DR.. Martin-DesrS ir:-Since my reIam home, L prescribed your
Syrup of Wild Cherry IN several cases one in particular, a case Of
ASTHMA Of lrng standing, tabout 81 years, a neighbor and patent Of
mine. Her disea sc has never been benefited by any Medicine which
she has taken. and for the last year or two she has been confined en-
tirely 10 the house. do not know that she has had a good nights
rest ir 4 lung time, hut since she Commenced taking your medicine
land she has only taken one bottle she is enabled TO 60 Ia bed and
sleep well all night. 1 think the medicine will make a perfect cure of
her, and she is determined To give il a fair ira. IeT husband Mr.
Rhoderick Earickson. is a merchant here, and says if you will send
me some Of it, he will act as your agent
Yours, SAMuEL HARPER. NJ d.
Price rs cents per bottle. Around each bottle there is a short tIea-
tie on Diseases Of The Chest.
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thai he report the value of sail graveIling at the next
meeting Of the council.
On motion Of Mr.. Sulgrove,
Ordered. That the ordinance of 1912 in relation to hogs
running at large. be referred TO a select committee of three,
whose duty 1t shall be to revise the same and present il
to the next meeting Of the council.
The Piesidrnt appointed MlessIs. Sulgrove, King and Bates
said committee.
Dr.. A. Gall was appointed a member Of the Board Of
Health, in place Of Dr.. Parry declined.
On motion of Mr.. Montague,
Ordered, That the mud hole on Virginia avenue nesr the
donatIUn line be filed Immediately by the Street Commits
sinner.
AessTs. Sulgrove and Eckert were appointed to examine
grave yard fence and report what, if any, repairs are neces-
sary, at the next meeting.
Adjourned TO meet on Monday, the 10Th Of July, at eight
A. NJ